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The Scoop: December 2024
Woodbury City CouncilTuesday, December 10, 2024
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[0:01] hi Woodberry I'm Ashley and here's the
[0:03] [Music]
[0:05] Scoop during the holiday season
[0:08] America's produced up to three times
[0:10] more household waste especially food
[0:12] waste between Thanksgiving Day and New
[0:14] Year's Day to combat this issue Ramsey
[0:17] and Washington Counties have partnered
[0:19] to provide a new way to recycle food
[0:20] scraps from home called the food scraps
[0:23] pickup program to learn more or to sign
[0:26] up for this program at no additional
[0:28] cost visit food scraps pickup
[0:31] wrapping paper that contains foils
[0:33] glitter or metallic decorations is not
[0:35] recyclable and should be disposed of in
[0:38] the trash after use to reduce waste
[0:40] during gift giving consider using
[0:42] reusable gift wrap Fabric or paper
[0:45] Alternatives that are recyclable there
[0:47] are also many eco-friendly options
[0:49] available that are both beautiful and
[0:51] sustainable don't toss your broken or
[0:54] unwanted light strings and cords holiday
[0:56] string lights and extension cords are
[0:58] made from valuable materials like
[1:00] aluminum and copper which are recyclable
[1:03] however they cannot go in your regular
[1:05] recycling cart instead bring them to the
[1:07] Washington County Environmental Center
[1:09] in Woodbury for responsible Recycling
[1:12] and proper disposal the city in
[1:14] partnership with Ramsey Washington
[1:16] Recycling and energy and second chance
[1:19] recycling organized a curbside pickup
[1:21] pilot program for mattresses and box
[1:23] spring collection and recycling the
[1:26] program ran for approximately 1 month in
[1:28] 2023 and in 2024 a total of
[1:32] 2,626 mattresses and box springs were
[1:35] collected from
[1:37] 1,487 households diverting approximately
[1:41] 130,000 from the W stream over the
[1:43] 2-year pilot period if you let for rent
[1:46] a residential property in the City of
[1:48] Woodbury be sure to obtain or renew your
[1:50] rental license by the end of the year a
[1:53] license is required to let for rent
[1:55] single dwellings Town Homes condominium
[1:57] units as well as multiple dwell ings
[2:00] such as Apartments Senior Living
[2:02] complexes and similar structures the
[2:05] goal of rental lure is to maintain the
[2:07] quality and stability of rental housing
[2:10] and to help the city ensure owners
[2:12] operators and managers are taking
[2:14] reasonable steps to provide a safe
[2:16] secure sanitary and reasonably
[2:18] well-maintained environment for tenants
[2:21] and neighboring residents to learn more
[2:23] visit Woodbury mn.gov
[2:26] renal thin ice and areas of Open Water
[2:29] may be found all winter on Battle Creek
[2:31] and kby lakes due to the Iration systems
[2:34] operated by the city the systems
[2:36] circulate the water in the lakes to
[2:38] oxygenate them keeping the fish alive
[2:40] through the winter the Lakes were
[2:42] selected for aration because their
[2:44] shallow depth results in low oxygen
[2:47] levels the perimeter of each Iration
[2:50] system will be posted with orange and
[2:52] white reflective signs the aeration
[2:54] systems will be turned on in early
[2:56] January weather permitting and that's a
[2:58] quick update from the city of wood B
[3:00] have a great day