Easley council talks stormwater, grass clippings and recycling
By Jason Evans
Staff Reporter
jevans@thepccourier.com
EASLEY — Easley officials are considering allowing the city’s new courtesy recycling drop-off center  to accept grass clippings, in order to keep them out of the stormwater system.
to accept grass clippings, in order to keep them out of the stormwater system.
During city council’s Aug. 10 meeting, Councilman Kent Dykes reported on a public works committee meeting held July 22.
The city’s list of stormwater projects for the next couple of years totals $1.7 million, “of which we’ve got funds to do $1.3 million,” Dykes said.
Those funds are a combination of budgeted funds, a $400,000 grant and a recently approved bond issue, he said.
“So we’ve got much of it covered in the short run,” Dykes said.
Later in the meeting, council unanimously approved a resolution
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