La Canada Flintridge : Recycling Contract Renewed
The City Council has voted unanimously to maintain an agreement with Circo Recyclers, extending a curbside waste collection program until January, 1993.
Under the agreement approved Monday, the city’s costs will be lowered from $102,114 to $92,875.44 per year because of the elimination of direct billing to residents, the decrease in single-family households and an increase in the types of materials collected.
In addition to picking up aluminum and tin cans, newspapers, glass bottles and plastic, the recycler will now cart away corrugated cardboard, Styrofoam, tin pie plates, egg cartons, magazines, phone books, junk mail and used motor oil, according to Mindy Jacobs, public works assistant.
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