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Jarreau89
Bush, LA
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Get ready, we're going to pay more for all those trash cans littering the roads.
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MEme
Livonia, LA
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I saw this just this past weekend. Okay, it was Easter weekend, I saw a garbage truck on my road, they picked up here and there and never came back. SO, today I have double garbage. These people are pathetic,and yes we'll pay more for their service. I know someone is going to get in a wreck one day for the garbage cans in the road. I also heard once that an officer was hit by one on a traffic stop. "SOMEONE is going to get seriously hurt by these garbage bins.
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minsky
AOL
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Yep, I can see an increase in our garbage bill on the near horizon.
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Hmmmmmm
Covington, LA
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Why not just transfer funds from the utility fund to the solid waste fund. The utility fund is where there's a huge surplus from what I understand. Isn't that OUR money too?
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Hmmmmmm
Covington, LA
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Why not just transfer money from the utility fund to the solid waste fund. There's a huge surplus in the untility fund from what I understand. Isn't that OUR money, too?
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Jarreau89
Bush, LA
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Hmmmmmm wrote: Why not just transfer funds from the utility fund to the solid waste fund. The utility fund is where there's a huge surplus from what I understand. Isn't that OUR money too? Hmmmmm - don't know about any surplus in the utility fund - however, it would be a good question to ask at the public hearing on April 22nd. You will be there, won't you? The PJ pushed for this new service and now they will be pushing for a rate increase. I understand that fuel costs have gone up tremendously and someone has to pay for that. But, I also feel that the citizens should be made to remove these cans from the roadside after pickup. While this service may work well in urban areas, I see many flaws in the service in rural areas.
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“Time flies like an arrow...”
Since: Mar 07
"fruit flies like a banana"
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Jarreau89 wrote: <quoted text> Hmmmmm - don't know about any surplus in the utility fund - however, it would be a good question to ask at the public hearing on April 22nd. You will be there, won't you? The PJ pushed for this new service and now they will be pushing for a rate increase. I understand that fuel costs have gone up tremendously and someone has to pay for that. But, I also feel that the citizens should be made to remove these cans from the roadside after pickup. While this service may work well in urban areas, I see many flaws in the service in rural areas. Typical government agency. Not working efficiently? Raise the rates instead of making the business more efficient.
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Jarreau89
Bush, LA
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pragmatist wrote: <quoted text> Typical government agency. Not working efficiently? Raise the rates instead of making the business more efficient. We elect them so, I guess we have to suffer the consequences. And some of them just get elected over and over and over.
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J B Johnston
Baton Rouge, LA
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Jarreau89 wrote: <quoted text> We elect them so, I guess we have to suffer the consequences. And some of them just get elected over and over and over. I will attend that meeting on the 22nd!
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Jarreau89
Bush, LA
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J B Johnston wrote: <quoted text> I will attend that meeting on the 22nd! See you there. You might also want to consider another public hearing the PJ is holding on April 8th - subdivision regulations - ought to be another interesting discussion. They are basically adopting the regulations from Lafayette parish.
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“I'm done”
Since: Mar 08
Baton Rouge
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Adopting the regulations are nice, but you have to enforce them.
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