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.
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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