Who should have power? County officials oppose change in waste district rules
By NOAH BLUNDO
The Times-Reporter
BOLIVAR - A proposal going before the policy committee of the Stark-Tuscarawas-Wayne Joint Solid Waste District today that eventually could lead to the creation of a solid waste authority has drawn opposition from Tuscarawas County commissioners, who serve on the district’s board of directors.
Under such an authority, decision-making power would move from the board of directors – made up of the three counties’ commissioners – to a board of trustees with 21 or more members consisting of county, city, township and health department representatives as well as citizens and representatives of waste generators in the area....Read more.
The Times-Reporter
BOLIVAR - A proposal going before the policy committee of the Stark-Tuscarawas-Wayne Joint Solid Waste District today that eventually could lead to the creation of a solid waste authority has drawn opposition from Tuscarawas County commissioners, who serve on the district’s board of directors.
Under such an authority, decision-making power would move from the board of directors – made up of the three counties’ commissioners – to a board of trustees with 21 or more members consisting of county, city, township and health department representatives as well as citizens and representatives of waste generators in the area....Read more.
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