Act 101 did not explicitly prohibit a municipality's collection of curbside recycling fees to cover some of the costs of the municipality's recycling program. Trial court order reversed, case remanded.
April 29, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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Municipal Waste Collection • Curbside Recycling Fees • Act 101 Prohibition on Fees to Cover Costs of Recycling Program • Home Rule Charter Municipality
Ziegler v. City of Reading, PICS Case No. 16-0539 (Pa. Commw. April 20, 2016) Wojcik, J. (36 pages).
Act 101 did not explicitly prohibit a municipality’s collection of curbside recycling fees to cover some of the costs of the municipality’s recycling program. Trial court order reversed, case remanded.
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