Cary Scarborough, owner of a local sanitation business, previously
asked the Commission not to grant a monopoly on waste collection.
He was quoted in
today’s VDT article,
and he has elaborated on his company’s facebook page.
To the Commission,
13 November 2012:
Don’t do this to private enterprise, to an individual. If it’s done
to me, it will get easier later down the road to do it to someone
else.
In
the VDT:
“I have not been told by the County that what I’m doing is
illegal,” Scarborough said. “But I realize they’ve drawn
up an ordinance, and they’re probably going to say that it’s
illegal. If they come after me, I guess they have to come after
me.”
Scarborough believes that if the citizens aren’t required to
contract with Advanced Disposal, they are then allowed to choose.
“If the citizens can choose, why can’t they choose me?”
he said.
On Deep South Sanitation’s
public facebook page:
“REGARDING THE ISSUE OF THE TRASH ORDINANCE IN LOWNDES COUNTY”
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The right thing is not letting one company take all the money to New York
while putting another out of business, said a local resident
at Tuesday night’s
Lowndes County Commission Regular Session.
When you get a company like Veolia or Advanced that’s taking all the money to New York, and then they come to my house and they leave, I put garbage bags beside my can and they won’t pick it up.
