(CanStockPhoto.com photo)Wellington North has adopted something of a compromise in its new brush bylaw.
In the past there were popular brush drop-off sites in Mount Forest and Arthur. But council decided to close them when people continued to drop off garbage besides brush.
Under some public pressure, council agreed to expand curbside brush pickup to a monthly schedule, which includes yard waste such as lawn clipping and garden refuse.
The completed study is slated to be presented to council in late September.
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