ANTI-ILLEGAL DUMPING POLICY AND RESEARCH COMMITTEE
TL;DR
The Anti-Illegal Dumping Policy and Research Committee met to review lot maintenance services and discuss cost estimates for three different Clean and Green program options, ranging from full-scale to smaller-scale initiatives. The committee also heard presentations from the Forestry Department and Department of Administration regarding neighborhood services programs and illegal dumping contractor reports.
Key Decisions
- Review of past meeting minutes from 4/22/26 and 6/3/26 Approved
- Cost estimates review for Fall Clean and Green programs
- Illegal dumping contractors report Report presented by Department of Neighborhood Services
- Next meeting scheduled September 23, 2026 at 10:00 AM
Agenda
- 1. Call To Order.
- 2. Roll Call.
- 3. Review And Approval of Past Meeting Minutes (4/22/26 & 6/3/26).
- 4. Presentation by the Forestry Department relating to lot maintenance and contract services.
- 5. Discussion from Department of Neighborhood Services, City Development and Public Works, relating to the cost estimates for a (full) Fall Clean and Green, cost estimates for Dump Box Program, cost estimates for smaller scale Clean & Green.
- 6. Presentation from the Department of Administration relative to Neighborhood Services Program reports.
- 7. Report from Department of Neighborhood Services relating to Illegal dumping contractors.
- 8. Next meeting scheduled for September 23 at 10AM
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- 2. Roll Call