The Harrisburgh City Council put this burden on the city, the state of PA did not force them to do it:
Unfortunately, the Harrisburg Authority and the Mayor are intent on building a new incinerator in its place, rather than pursue recycling and waste reduction as a cleaner, financially-sound, job-producing alternative. On December 31st, 2002, Harrisburg City Council passed Mayor Reed’s 2003 budget, a budget with a $6 million deficit that needs to be balanced by the end of the year. Reed and his Harrisburg Authority hoped to plug this budget hole by having the City Countil vote to guarantee a $125 million bond for the Authority to build a new incinerator. In return for putting more Harrisburg taxpayer money on the line to cover the Authority’s bad credit rating, the Authority would kick back the money needed to balance the City’s budget. Unfortunately, on November 5th, 2003, the City Council agreed to back that bond.
[quote=sdrealtor]It is amazing but most are not wealthy. They are just lots of succesful people living a great lifestyle well within their means. The kind you dont think exist.
BTW, great videos of signs. When I cant sleep, I watch them and they cure my insomnia every time.[/quote]
SDR, You must be high, you thought I was serious about your neighborhood, and you don’t have to repeat yourself on my video, it wasn’t funny the first time. btw, the way you talk or post to women is pathetic, no wonder you are where you are with them.
[quote=walterwhite]Spent an hour cutting some more goddamn weeds on a super steep slope and bagging them. Bagging is harder work than u might think. Also raking. Also just standing on a slope w a weewhacker.[/quote]
Just hope your neighboors don’t call the police,
a WEEwhacker?
