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1/25/2022
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SUSTAINABILITY UPDATE 2021 <br />SEPTEMBER 2021 <br />FOOD SCRAPS DROP SITE <br />At the beginning of 2020, Roseville proposed a <br />food scraps drop site at the same location as the <br />Dale Street yard -waste facility. The proposal was <br />approved by the City Council, and the site opened <br />to the public at the end of that summer. Annually, <br />the drop site gets about 12,376 visits and diverts an <br />estimated 52 tons (104,000lbs) of material. <br />The site is available for residents to drop off <br />organic waste including food scraps and land waste <br />within the city limits. Interested residents may <br />bring organic waste to the site, or to one of many <br />other Ramsey County sites found on their <br />interactive online map. Small organics containers <br />are available by request at City Hall, and bags can <br />be found at the drop off site, at City Hall, and in <br />stores. Resources for those interested are available <br />on the City of Roseville website. <br />Organics Information and Drop Sites: <br />cityofrosevi I le.com/3393/Food-Scraps-Coll ection- <br />organic-recycling <br />WATER CONSERVATION <br />Beginning in 2020, the City of Roseville began <br />planning and implementing the Water Efficiency <br />Rebate Program in partnership with the <br />Metropolitan Council and the Clean Water Land <br />& Legacy Amendment. For existing homes, this <br />program offers reductions on your water bill for <br />making fixes to your current irrigation system <br />intended to increase efficiency and reduce water <br />usage. <br />The following types of WaterSense® labelled <br />irrigation equipment is eligible for a 50% rebate <br />on a future water bill, up to a total of $300: <br />• Irrigation controllers: determine when and <br />how much to water using local weather data. <br />• Sprinkler heads: reduce leaks/sprays onto <br />paved surfaces caused by damaged heads <br />To qualify, you must fill out an application that <br />includes itemized receipts (with a date of <br />purchase January 1st, 2021 or later) and a photo <br />of the installed equipment. <br />To find the application or learn more about <br />water conservation, visit Roseville's website: <br />http://www.cityofrosevi II e. com/3599/W ater- <br />Efficiency-Rebate-Progra m <br />CLEAN <br />WATER <br />LAND & <br />LEGACY METROPOLITAN <br />AMENDMENT C O U N C I L <br />2 <br />
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