Beverly Hills : Hazardous Waste Roundup
A total of 110 residents turned in 12,864 pounds of paint, pesticides and other substances at a first-ever hazardous waste roundup sponsored by the city of Beverly Hills on Oct. 14, Public Works Administrator Robert C. Bammes said.
The cost of the event worked out to $228 per person, but it was worthwhile, Bammes said, because otherwise the hazardous stuff would have polluted the water supply or harmed garbage men or their trucks.
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