ORDER-2019-87 : Reauthorization of City of Melrose Revolving Funds table as adopted by City Ordinance June 18, 2018 and further authorized by Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 44, §53E ½.

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▶ 1:47:43 Kate Lipper-Garabedian: Okay, we'll make that recommendation to the full board. next item on our agenda is order number 2 0 1 9 dash 87 reauthorization of city of Melrose revolving funds table as adopted by city ordinance June 18th 2018 and further authorized by Massachusetts general laws chapter 44 section 53 e and 1 half and since you're still here you want to just this is a revolving fund

▶ 1:48:09 Speaker 5: department has had for several years it's where we deposit our um the revenue we collect for

▶ 1:48:22 Speaker 6: the disposal of crts and monitors and other hazardous hazardous waste day fees and it's

▶ 1:48:30 Speaker 4: also where we pay for the recycling of some of those fees recycling isn't always free costs us to recycle but it's beneficial to keep those items out of the waste stream so this is the account that

▶ 1:48:41 Speaker 5: we do it with we we use this account for funding household hazardous waste collections paint

▶ 1:48:51 Speaker 6: recycling paper cardboard propane tank battery tire tvs monitors and other recycling other

▶ 1:48:58 Speaker 5: recyclable materials metal and white goods is another area where we use we we scrap our metal

▶ 1:49:06 Speaker 6: so we make money recycling it the money goes into this fund we also charge to um to to pick up that

▶ 1:49:17 Speaker 5: those items as well so that's what we use it for there is no change in how we're operating with

▶ 1:49:24 Speaker 4: this line and um just looking for successful passage again motion to recommend for passage