Originally published by Homestead is Home Blog.
Redland residents don’t want bulk-trash drop-off center Residents said the proposed project would bring a bad smell, traffic and groundwater pollution. By Janey Tate jtate@MiamiHerald.com Miami-Dade Waste Management officials say a new Neighborhood Trash and Recycling Center would be a convenience for residents in the Redland area of deep South Dade, a place to drop off yard waste, unwanted appliances, electronics, tires furniture and other bulky items. The proposed center, on 10 acres at Southwest 202nd Avenue and 290th Street, would accept no regular garbage. But Redland residents aren’t convinced. About 50 people crowded into a small meeting room at Fruit and Spice park Thursday night and gave county officials a clear message: We don’t want it.
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TRASH IS TRASH -- Anyone ever live or work near Doral dump?
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