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pose a greater chance that the twd types of waste would be mixe^; anathema to a recycling effort. Anj other possibility would be to put the recycling stations at other locations in the more far flung communities, for instance, at churches or fire de-„ partments. "*;
“But it is not an option to move the dumpsters to the fire departments (where they might be better maintained). We either have recycling stations at the present dumpster sites or recycling stations at the fire departments,” Mr. McCarthy said. '
Mr. Chuse cautioned that a complex, decentralized system is lessi likely to be successful. He and Mr. McCarthy agreed that, ideally, the county would have a central recy-* cling station at the landfill, where; buyers could pick up materials, with satellite stations at two or three dumpster sites, fire departments or other locations convenient to outly* ing communities. ' ■ The group or individual runningthe satellite stations would keep the income from the sale of materials deposited there, the board’s administrative assistant noted, repeating that the county may underwrite the cost of setting up the local stations. “We’re shopping for interested orgar nizations, individuals or businesses ... to come in and say, ‘We need so many dollars to set this thing up’ and: then be willing to run it for the cash flow. The supervisors would be delighted to hear from you.”
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