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Marion Tursch, 2750 Marion t, 483-2351 Please don't get rid of compost or leaf pick-up program. David Murphy, lives across from compost site. A real benefit to the community. He can assure us he and his neighbors don't want to see it go. Jimmy Heck, 456 w Co lid B, 489-2124 Close compost site? This is ridiculous, are you going to close city hall too? what are we to do with the leaves, put therm in the nmiddle of Hwy 36 and bum them? You are not giving residents the opportunity to comment with notice being In such small print In the newspaper. Eleanor Suneson, 3015 Woodbridge, 484 -1791 Calling to confirm need for the leaf pick -up. She is a widow unable to bag her leaves, has lots of leaves, a small mountain of leaves. She is happy to Pay if necessary. Jean Thompson, 2571 N Rice St, 484-4253. A senior citizen. Appreciates the service. Doesn't mind paying the $1 o fee. Betty Solornonson, 195 woodlyn Div, 484 -0770. Very interested in continuing the leaf pick -up program. Her husband is very sick. Does not object to fee...could even double fee. Rose Gregory, 3 016 Woodbn*dge, 484.1193 Want leaves picked up ... even if fee increases. Harland Hanson, 2964 Woodbridge, saw article in Pioneer Press and sure would like to have leaf drop off stag open. Have not used the leaf pick up for years but lilies the close proximity to drop off and pick up. Otherwise will have to drive 9 miles to dispose of leaves — too far. Perhaps establish a permit systern...people pay to dump. Once saw a mowing service from St. Paul dumping grass clippings there, 75 year old resident left this voice message: It seems the City Council is interested in just making thugs tougher - seems like punishment. I do my own maintenance. I see a lot of money being spent at Howard Johnson Park... and at City Hall. Quit being politicians, be real human beings.