The ANPDC, after acquiring grants to investigate this project, is lobbying both counties to consider building a household hazardous waste collection facility to be located in Painter. The new site would allow citizens to get rid of materials such as old paint and solvents.
At Tuesday’s Regular
Chairman Murray also expressed concern about the costs associated with this project and indicated they have not been fully worked out. The resolution was tabled until legal and financial issues were addressed.
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