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MINUTES OF A REGULAR ORONO COUNCIL MEETING <br />HELD APRIL 26, 1993 <br />LMCD REPORT — CONT. <br />Kelley asked if the study includes a survey of users of the public <br />access and where they came from. <br />Hurr noted the study would indicate within a certain mileage where <br />users came from. <br />Jabbour reported the fishing contest was held last weekend and <br />there were 88 boats parking on County and City streets, 21 boats <br />in Gayles Marina, and 73 parked at North Arm landing. He presented <br />pictures of garbage left at the landing, and felt the County should <br />replace the garbage containers that were removed this year. He <br />suggested the City remove the trash and bill the County. <br />Kelley noted the issue of garbage containers has been brought up <br />with regard to the Maxwell Bay landing. <br />Jabbour stated he knows there is a lot of abuse with people dumping • <br />garbage from home at public locations, but felt that it was their <br />responsibility to provide areas for disposal at public locations. <br />Goetten noted this issue has been discussed at the Lake Use <br />Committee meetings and some felt there should be containers. She <br />said she also fe I t they should provide a container for the m i I fo i I <br />removed from boats and trailers. She suggested monitoring the <br />situation at the landing this summer to determine how they wish to <br />handle the situation at Maxwell Bay. <br />Jabbour suggested providing collars on the containers not allowing <br />larger items to be dumped in. <br />Hurr felt items too large would just be left next to the container. <br />She felt they should monitor the situation of no garbage cans for <br />one year before making a decision. <br />Kelley suggested removing the can for recyclables also. <br />Hurr agreed that would be best. <br />Mayor Callahan directed staff to contact the County to have the <br />trash removed from the landing. <br />Jabbour agreed that they should monitor the situation, and if it <br />does not get better, replace garbage containers at the public • <br />landing areas. <br />2 <br />
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