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Resident raises alarm after Kingsbury transfer station closure; board directs application info for rally permit
Summary
A resident told trustees he learned the Kingsbury transfer station was closed permanently and warned of disposal burdens for village residents; the clerk advised him how to apply for a public assembly permit for a planned rally.
During the public-comment portion of the July 14 meeting, Ron Atkinson of Burgoyne Avenue said he recently learned "that the Kingsbury transfer station has been closed permanently" and expressed concern about how village residents will dispose of large items and recyclables after the closure. He said he will ask Washington County supervisors about the sale of transfer stations and how disposal needs will be handled going forward.
Atkinson also asked about a permit for a previously approved rally at Juckett Park. Clerk Cassandra Allen told him there is a brief public-assembly application to complete. The record does not include a response from county officials on the transfer station closure; Atkinson said he planned to attend a Friday meeting of Washington County supervisors at 10:00 a.m. to raise the issue.
