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Elbridge board discusses tighter enforcement for town trash program
Summary
Supervisor Vernon Richardson told the board that items are being disposed in the wrong dumpsters and some are not being paid for; members discussed cameras and limiting hours or days to reduce misuse.
Supervisor Vernon Richardson told the board during communications that he had discussed problems with Highway Superintendent Jim White about the town's trash program, saying that "items are not being disposed of in properly marked dumpsters, and some items are not being paid for." The board discussed possible responses, including upgraded camera equipment and limiting the hours or days of operation to deter improper dumping.
No formal motion was recorded. Board members asked for suggestions to further alleviate the issue and did not adopt a new enforcement policy at the meeting; Richardson asked that suggestions be forwarded for follow-up.
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