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Posted by GP38/R42 Chris on Thu Nov 19 10:04:18 2009, in response to Re: Good for San Francisco, posted by Charles G on Thu Nov 19 09:38:50 2009. uch behavior just isn't tolerated here. It just isn't the Swiss way. When they do find a dumped bag of trash, it is rumored that they'll go through it like the folks on CSI to figure out who/where the source is.But you KNOW that will happen here if they ever tried that. People dump crap now already.....and we have "free" garbage collection. And really, how can you tell who's "mattress" or "couch" it is when it's dumped in the woods. As for going through it, you don't always find "addresses" in garbage, although yes, you can occasionally. That's how I used to handle the NYC recycling law for my 6 family building I have there. While most of the tenants were great about the recycling law, I got a fine a few times from someone putting a non-recyclable item in the recycling, or more so, recyclables with the trash. I asked the asked the super to save the bag of trash it was found in, and traced it back to a particular tenant, and handed them the city summons. Never had a problem again. And in a small building, it can be found out by process of elimination too, by ruling out "who" the other garbage is from, or what else is mixed in a bag. For example, the tenant who was causing the problem also has a dog (the only one in the building).....and I found a plastic wrapper for dog treats in the sunbject bag of trash.....smoking gun.... |
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