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Mayor Klausing suggested that the intent in providing a diameter of no more than '/4 inch for <br />compost materials was to avoid fallen trees in compost materials. <br />City Attorney Anderson concurred; and noted that enforcement with a nuisance code was always <br />an issue; however, if language was changed to guidelines, there would be no way to enforce it at <br />all, and then a nuisance code would not be the appropriate place. <br />Mayor Klausing spoke in support of language enforceable to avoid people putting general <br />garbage or other non-compostable materials in their compost areas. <br />City Attorney Anderson noted that this gets to the terms of a list of materials not allowed; items <br />that give rise to effervescence in the air; and basically get enforced when neighbors complain. <br />City Attorney Anderson noted that this allows for a definitive nature as staff reviews each <br />specific situation and can then respond to those complaints. <br />Councilmember Ihlan requested that staff seek additional expertise from green gardening <br />promoters and how this suggested language fits into composting practices. <br />Ms. Radel advised that she and Recycling Coordinator Tim Pratt would seek additional <br />information. <br />On a related note, Ms. Radel advised that composting bins would be available in May at City <br />Hall during regular business hours at a cost of $35 each. <br />Councilmember Roe reminded residents that the City's Clean-Up Day was scheduled for <br />Saturday, April 25, 2009. <br />
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