Leland recycling sites not accepting glass

Date: 7 July 2005
Source: Record-eagle.com

Date: 7 July 2005

Leelanau County's seven recycling collection sites will no longer accept any type of glass. The county collected brown, green and clear glass during previous years but will stop doing so because of changes in the county's processing contract.

Leelanau County Solid Waste Council members are working to identify an affordable method to collect and process glass, and the material may be added back to recycling sites in the future.Leelanau County's seven recycling collection sites will no longer accept any type of glass. The county collected brown, green and clear glass during previous years but will stop doing so because of changes in the county's processing contract.

Leelanau County Solid Waste Council members are working to identify an affordable method to collect and process glass, and the material may be added back to recycling sites in the future.
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