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<br />impede their ability to provide high quality service in a timely manner. <br /> <br />It impedes snow plow drivers if they have been called to plow early in the morning and residents have put <br />their carts and bins out the night before. Many residents find it easier to put their garbage and recycling out <br />the night before collection day. Some say it's because they're too busy in the morning to add another task, <br />others say it's because collection can begin at 7 a.m. and they want to make sure their material is collected. <br />Drivers say they have to arc around the set out area to avoid toppling garbage carts or recycling bins. This <br />means some streets don't get plowed curb to curb. In rare cases the snow will knock over a cart or bin and <br />scatter the contents. <br /> <br />Education <br />So far staff has not organized a campaign to inform residents <br />City includes information about garbage and recycling <br />container storage and placement in the resident newsletter <br />and on the Community Bulletin Board on Roseville <br />Channel 16. The example on the right is from the <br />January/February 2005 Roseville Wrap article about <br />snowplowing. <br /> <br />Ramsey County also included a paragraph in itsWi)).t9r <br />2004-2005 issue ofthe Ramsey County Update dealing\'1ith <br />cart and bin placement: "If you have to put your household <br />trash and recycling out before the roads are plowed, <br />remember not to put the contain9rs irlWe street. Thisi~ <br />important because plow drivers plow thes)).ow all the Wi.lY <br />to the curb. Drivers do their best:r'ot to k)).ock these <br />containers over, but the closer they are tOJh(':street, the <br />more likely it is to happen." <br /> <br />Staffbelievesr9Bfating the mess~$5s abou(9~.placement <br />and storage and W7~9nting them in?ifferent formats is the <br />most affective use of staff time and resources to educate <br />residents. If RosevillesWitches to a cart service for <br />recycling, staff strongly suggests there be an organized <br />effort to educate residents ab()'Ut storing carts out of sight <br />and not placing carts in the streeffor collection. <br /> <br />36 <br /> <br /> <br />and placement. Instead the <br /> <br /> <br />To help operators avoid <br />trash or recycling containers, <br />place containers near <br />the edge of your <br />not in the street. <br /> <br />Retrieve containers and put <br />in your garage as soon as <br />practicable. <br /> <br />Figure Ten <br />Newsletter Article with Information on <br />Cart Placement <br />
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