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Blue Line Compost pitches weekly food-waste pickup to St. Armand board

Town of St. Armand Town Board · December 17, 2024
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Summary

Blue Line Compost told the St. Armand Town Board it can provide weekly food-waste pickup for $12.50 per bin and allow local residents to drop off waste free; the board set a transfer-station site visit to identify bin placement.

Carter Rowley of Blue Line Compost described a weekly food-waste pickup service to the St. Armand Town Board and outlined how the program would operate. Rowley told the board the company would provide compost bins and pick them up once a week; the service fee would be $12.50 per bin and local residents could bring their own food waste to town bins at no charge. The board approved scheduling a site visit at the town transfer station with Supervisor Davina Thurston early in the new year to determine an optimal location for the bins.

The presentation drew no questions from board members at the meeting. The board's follow-up step is a practical site inspection before any bin installation or formal contract is considered. Carter Rowley (Blue Line Compost) and Supervisor Davina Thurston were listed in the meeting minutes as the contacts for that next step.