Amend solid waste law to allow biweekly food waste collection
In Plain English
The city's current solid waste law does not specifically address food waste collection schedules. This change would formally allow residents to put out food waste every other week instead of weekly. The amendment also updates the legal definition of solid waste to be more precise.
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Approve consent calendar
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