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Notus schedules Sept. 16 hearing after 25% landfill cost increase
Summary
Following a 25% landfill fee increase, Notus council set a public hearing for Sept. 16 to consider sanitation service fee changes; the roll-cart fee would remain $3.00 and the city administration fee would rise by $0.47 to cover supplies and postage.
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Notus City Council scheduled a public hearing for Sept. 16 to consider sanitation service fee increases prompted by a 25% rise in landfill fees. Mayor David Porterfield said two providers, Hardin Sanitation and Republic, have requested a service-fee increase but plan to keep the roll-cart fee at $3.00; the city administration fee would increase by $0.47 to account for higher supply and postage costs.
The hearing will give residents an opportunity to comment on the proposed changes before the council acts. No formal vote on final sanitation rates occurred at the Sept. 3 meeting; the council set the procedural date for public input.
