The City of Edina is implementing a mandatory organic recycling program city-wide. Optional organic recycling is a larger county/state initiative to try and reduce waste. However, rather than providing an option, the City of Edina is implementing a mandatory program where each household will be charged and receive an additional organic only recycling cart whether you use this service or not.
Please sign this petition if you think organic recycling ought to be an optional service and not mandatory. Please pass this link along.
We have a garbage disposal in our sink, and we also compost some food products already.
This must not be made mandatory. Let those that want to use the service, be the ones that pay for it.
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Joe Florenzano
6 years ago
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Let’s keep it optional some people already keep their organic waste and use it in there garden. Let’s do this the democratic way and not force people to do something they don’t need or want, while forcing them to pay for it!
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Anonymous
6 years ago
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We need to recycle items that do not biodegrade, not organics. Composting is what the city should incentivize (I already compost), rather than requiring all to pay for service on yet another large container and to find premium space for it inside the garage where its contents will rot and become smelly.
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Gary Soule
6 years ago
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We are a couple of seniors, aged in the 80's. We have a very small amount of garbage. We have no need for an additional waste can to store. This program should definitely be optional ONLY
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Nancy E Tarbox
6 years ago
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I didn't know this was being considered. I have no room for another waste container and do not want to pay for it. My yard waste container accepts organic waste all year. I WILL NOT use the new container.
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Lisa Ellison
6 years ago
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I have been composting in my yard for years. I don't want to be charged for something I would never use.
Moreover, there are a lot of people who still don't know how to paper/metal/plastic recycle correctly and will probably not organic recycle correctly either.
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Jason Brezee
6 years ago
I will not be participating in this program. And do not want to be forced to pay for it. Starting this spring our family will be feeding all of our food scraps to our new backyard chickens.
The City of Edina is implementing a mandatory organic recycling program city-wide. Optional organic recycling is a larger county/state initiative to try and reduce waste. However, rather than providing an option, the City of Edina is implementing a mandatory program where each household will be charged and receive an additional organic only recycling cart whether you use this service or not.
Please sign this petition if you think organic recycling ought to be an optional service and not mandatory. Please pass this link along.
We have a garbage disposal in our sink, and we also compost some food products already.
This must not be made mandatory. Let those that want to use the service, be the ones that pay for it.
J
Joe Florenzano
6 years ago
Featured
Let’s keep it optional some people already keep their organic waste and use it in there garden. Let’s do this the democratic way and not force people to do something they don’t need or want, while forcing them to pay for it!
A
Anonymous
6 years ago
Featured
We need to recycle items that do not biodegrade, not organics. Composting is what the city should incentivize (I already compost), rather than requiring all to pay for service on yet another large container and to find premium space for it inside the garage where its contents will rot and become smelly.
G
Gary Soule
6 years ago
Featured
We are a couple of seniors, aged in the 80's. We have a very small amount of garbage. We have no need for an additional waste can to store. This program should definitely be optional ONLY
N
Nancy E Tarbox
6 years ago
Featured
I didn't know this was being considered. I have no room for another waste container and do not want to pay for it. My yard waste container accepts organic waste all year. I WILL NOT use the new container.
L
Lisa Ellison
6 years ago
Featured
I have been composting in my yard for years. I don't want to be charged for something I would never use.
Moreover, there are a lot of people who still don't know how to paper/metal/plastic recycle correctly and will probably not organic recycle correctly either.
J
Jason Brezee
6 years ago
I will not be participating in this program. And do not want to be forced to pay for it. Starting this spring our family will be feeding all of our food scraps to our new backyard chickens.
We have a garbage disposal in our sink, and we also compost some food products already. This must not be made mandatory. Let those that want to use the service, be the ones that pay for it.