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This will sound like it’s made up but it’s not. When I lived in Seattle a couple years ago (Belltown), my apartment building had a policy of no recyclables or t
by tracer4201 8y ago
This will sound like it’s made up but it’s not. When I lived in Seattle a couple years ago (Belltown), my apartment building had a policy of no recyclables or things that are harmful to the environment in the trash.
It was somehow enforced by the city. I didn’t think too much of it until they fined all the tenants because someone was putting stuff in the trash they weren’t supposed to. The city actually hired people to dig in the trash and figure out where it came from.
- HelloMcFly 8y agoI lived in Seattle. I know they did this when composting became required, and if they saw recyclables or compost materials through your trash bag they could fine you. They were not supposed to be opening your trash bags though.