2881 days ago

Poll: Neighbourhood food + yard waste to compost

Megan from Burnside

Hi everyone! I’m just about to move to Burnside and was wondering if anyone would be interested in me providing a food and yard waste collection to compost service?
The difference between me and CCC would be that you’ll get compost at the end of it!

Neighbourhood food + yard waste to compost
  • 33.3% Yes - for food scraps and a compost return
    33.3% Complete
  • 22.2% Yes - just when I have an overloaded bin
    22.2% Complete
  • 44.4% No - I’d rather use the ccc bins provided or I make my own
    44.4% Complete
18 votes
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