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Resident objects to new garbage fee, council cites five-year contract
Summary
Visitor Roger Storlie told the council he opposed a garbage and recycling fee added to his utility bill and said the contract was invalid after a purported change from three to five years; the mayor said the city must follow its five-year contract and could not make exceptions.
Visitor Roger Storlie addressed the council to object to a garbage and recycling fee added to his utility bill. Storlie said he has not had curbside garbage pickup for 18 years and has taken his garbage to Preston; he also asserted the contract was not valid because it changed from a three-year term to a five-year term. The mayor responded that because the city has a five-year contract it cannot make exceptions or changes at this time.
Council did not take further action to alter billing at that meeting. The minutes record Storlie's objection and the mayor's reply that the contract constrains the city's ability to make an exception.
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