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MINUTES OF THE PUBLIC WORKS & SUSTAINABILITY COMMITTEE <br /> June 8, 2020 <br /> Online Broadcast Meeting <br /> Present: Councilmembers Rader, Bullock, & Shachner <br /> Also Present: Councilmembers Bullock, Kepple, Litten, & Neff, Director Ducu, Jill Haley from <br /> the Refuse Department, Executive Director Diane Bickett of the Cuyahoga County Solid Waste <br /> District, Dan Brown of Rustbelt Riders, Chief Dunphy, a couple members of the public, Clerk <br /> Bach, & Deputy Clerk Lascu taking minutes <br /> Start time: 7:00 p.m. <br /> AGENDA <br /> Communication from Councilmember Rader regarding recycling. <br /> Chairman Rader framed the conversation and noted Lakewood's intent to be a leader in the <br /> region in recycling and composting. He highlighted the importance of communication to <br /> positively affect the proper sorting of waste/recycling materials. He stated that the <br /> committee was present to learn from city staff,the County Solid Waste District, and from <br /> Dan Brown of Rustbelt Riders. <br /> Director Ducu stated how recycling has changed over the years, highlighting how clean <br /> recycling can reduce costs. He noted that getting information on recycling cans could <br /> promote continuity of good recycling practices.Jill Haley, a recycling driver in the Refuse <br /> Department for 20 years and city employee for 31 years, gave an overview of the various <br /> categories of people who recycle and to what degree they do it. She stated that in her <br /> opinion about 50% of residents recycle correctly. She noted that a recycling education <br /> program was implemented for a short time 10 years ago and believes one could be valuable <br /> today, especially with visual representations. Her department is looking to implement <br /> better signage that explains recycling. <br /> Councilmember Neff thanked Ms. Haley for her service and commitment and agreed with <br /> the need for visual representations of how to properly recycle. <br /> Councilmember Bullock stated Council's role in the matter could be opening up financial <br /> capacity for recycling education. <br /> Diane Bickett of the County Solid Waste District gave a brief presentation on the resources <br /> that the Waste District can provide. Residents can call or email the District with any <br /> questions that they might have about recycling.The District also offers educational <br /> webinars and a compost bin sale. The District can also help set up recycling services for <br /> multi-family properties and for businesses. Ms. Bickett noted that the best way to educate <br /> people is at the curb. Tagging carts with improper recycling is an effective way to educate. <br /> Lakewood already does this practice. Community education recycling grants are offered <br />
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