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[greenyes] City of Cleveland to discontinue curbside recycling
- Subject: [greenyes] City of Cleveland to discontinue curbside recycling
- From: "Pat Franklin" <pfranklin@no.address>
- Date: Wed, 26 Nov 2003 07:03:52 -0500
We've been hearing for months that growing budget deficits might result in
cuts to curbside recycling programs. Here's news of a proposal to cut the
curbside program in Cleveland, OH.
WASTE NEWS, November 26, 2003
City of Cleveland to discontinue curbside recycling, leaf pickup
CLEVELAND (Nov. 25) -- Cleveland Mayor Jane L. Campbell plans to discontinue
the city´s curbside recycling program and leaf pickup to help close the
city´s $61 million budget deficit.
Campbell presented her budget proposal to the City Council on Nov. 24. The
city will add drop-off locations at recreation centers for residents to
recycle, Campbell said. Paper recycling also will continue to be available
at the city´s schools, zoo, parks and other locations throughout the city.
The city is cutting 667 full-time and 67 part-time jobs to balance its
budget by the end of 2004. Other cuts include vital city services such as
police, fire and emergency personnel.
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Patricia Franklin
Executive Director
Container Recycling Institute
1911 N. Fort Myer Drive, Ste. 702
Arlington, VA 22209
TEL: 703.276.9800
FAX: 703.276.9587
EMAIL: pfranklin@no.address
http://www.container-recycling.org
http://www.bottlebill.info
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