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Welcome to the 20th century Davis County.
Good first step.
Next will be the -$5.00 for residents that Re-cycleable cans, glass, metals, bottles, paper, and plastics.
I think charge for the cans but give the residents the compost for free. Not everyone will take advantage of the program making it viable (still).
I think this is a great idea. I suspect, however, that many of the households who will find this program attractive are the ones already trying to limit their waste to one can. Still, I wish my town had such an option. Thank you for reporting on this.
"Residents who don't return the cards will be assumed to want the can."
how can anyone conclude that?
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