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ster and there are aerosol cans in the dumpsters that can explode. |
Mr. Gilkey said, “It would be a hard sell tq say the trash truck would only go to Chester Gap; People in Flint Hill will wonder why the trucl^ would pass through and not stop.” j
“Maybe the truck is something that every* body would want, and it’s something we can’t do,” Mr. Massie said. !
“I’ve said I’ll be willing to close them if wd get a central site. I know when we close theni there will be a lot of unhappy people. There will be more unhappy people if we say a truck will gd to Chester Gap and everybody else has to go to
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‘I don’t think we will find a
central site until the dump*
sters are shut down. We’ve
been lucky nobody has been
hurt.’ :
-— Mike Massie;
the landfill,” Mr. Gilkey said.
“My position is we pay one way or the other,” Mr. Frazier said. “We pay to keep them open and have a contractor pick up the trash. We can drive to a store and buy the items that generate the garbage. We can pay once a week or once a month or once a year in the tax bill. Until I see a better plan, I support Mr. Massie’s plan. The dumpsters put a lot of out of county trash in the landfill. This is not a greater inconvenience for the citizens of the county than Culpeper.” V-v Mr. Estes stud be pays to share a dumpster service provided by a commercial hauler. He said he and others like, hirn.argjjayiflfi. twice because they fmy thenauler who incftaaeshis charge to hover tipping fees arid that pay aa taxpayers tq have the dumpster sites serviced. *
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