Minnesota HF1733 eliminates the requirement for residents who do not recycle organics to pay for providing organics recycling services.
Minnesota HF1733 amends the state's statutes to eliminate the requirement for residents who do not recycle organics to pay for providing organics recycling services. The bill allows for exemptions from charging non-recyclers if certain conditions are met, such as a licensing authority collecting more categories of recyclable materials than required, achieving a residential participation rate of at least 70 percent, or being in a county that has exceeded recycling goals.
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