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Cariboo Regional District Looks for Volunteers to Talk Garbage

By 250 News

Wednesday, March 10, 2010 03:44 AM

Williams Lake, B.C.- The Cariboo Regional District is looking for people to be involved in a the CRD’s new Solid Waste Advisory Committee.
 
The CRD is updating its Solid Waste Management Plan for the entire region. This plan provides direction for the types of garbage, recycling and other waste reduction programs the  CRD plans to develop over the next ten years. The goal is to create a plan with input from residents and businesses that will meet the needs for managing waste.
 
“Garbage is a community issue, so we are looking for people from across the region who are interested in participating on our Advisory Committee” says CRD Chair, Al Richmond “We are looking for people who represent a broad range of interests, including individuals, neighbourhood associations and businesses who can help us create a workable plan that meets our solid waste needs for the years to come.”
 
Committee members will meet four to six times over the year, and will be required to do a little homework such as giving consideration to the ideas proposed, offering new ideas, providing suggestions on how best to share information with the public, and giving updates and getting feedback from any group or association represented. The Advisory Committee will help develop the Solid Waste Management Plan in consultation with the public to ensure that it represents the needs and the interests of the communities and the environment.
 
For more information on what is required of committee members or to apply for the committee, you can visit the website at www.cariboord.bc.ca1.800.665.1636 to receive your application form. Application profiles will be accepted until March 23, 2010. or call the CRD office at 250-392-3351 or toll free

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Let's put it this way, Williams Lake has a decent program going already. At least they recycle the construction wood waste into their power generating plant.