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Mr. Huey explained that non-profit organizations <br />would sign-up for designated months and would <br />be responsible for the materials during that <br />period. Town and Country will maintain the <br />cleanliness of the area when necessary. <br />Mohr stated that the success of this program will <br />be getting the worst out to the community to <br />participate in the program by taking recyclable <br />items to the site. Mr. Huey stated that the <br />Chamber will advertise the program and the City <br />can put messages or.~ utility bills. The non-profit <br />groups will also participate in publicizing the <br />program as they will benefit by the resale of the <br />materials. <br />Mr. Huey stated that other states have adopted <br />this program and they have been successful. The <br />estimated funds (according to Wano Coors) on a <br />monthly basis for a non-profit group participating <br />in the program could easily be $300-$500. <br />Stahl stated that in structuring the program, it <br />should have participants from the City, the <br />Chamber and Town and Country to develop a <br />marketing plan. Prior to beginning the program, <br />there should be a commitment by enough non-profit <br />groups to implement the program for one year. <br />Mayor Fauson commended Mr. Huey for his <br />contribution in developing this program. "I think <br />this is another one of those efforts where the <br />private sector and ;public sector work together for <br />a successful program." "This is a win-win <br />situation for everybody." <br />Mr. Huey stated that everyone stands to benefit by <br />eliminating a good deal of solid waste. As a <br />result, dump bills will go down for haulers and <br />fees to the citizen:a will remain lower longer. <br />Mayor Fauson moved and Ferrera seconded to <br />authorize staff to work with the Chamber of <br />Commerce, Mr. Huey and other Community non-profit <br />groups to implement the Louisville Recycling <br />Program as proposed by Mr. Huey. The motion <br />passed unanimously. <br />ORDINANCE #965 - SERIES 1988 - CHAPMAN RIGHT--OF-WAY VACATION - PUBLIC <br />HEARING CONTINUED Ordinance 965, SeriE~s 1988, "An Ordinance vacating <br />a portion of an allesy located in Jefferson Place." <br />This is a continuation of the public hearing held <br />on September 6, 198E3 and staff is once again <br />asking that Council continue this Ordinance to the <br />4 <br />