We are not comparing Minneapolis to 1955-75 Chicago at this point. We are
looking at our community right here and now. Unfortunately May does not bring
much relief from the trash and that is my point.
I also do not believe that trash (fast food and cigarette butts) is here to
stay unless we take the sort of attitude that we cannot do anything about it,
which we can and should. If we try to keep a positive attitude and perspective
about this issue, we'll be able to take care of the problem at its roots.
Matt Dufresne
"Dooley, Bill" wrote:
> I try to keep things in perspective. Minneapolis as a dirty city does not
> compare to the south side of Chicago circa 1955-1975. I believe we are all
> bummed to see the trash when the snow melts but by the end of May most of
> the trash is gone. Major property repairs will depend upon whether owned or
> rented, and if owned, the income of the owner. Unfortunately, it appears the
> two biggest offenders will be with us for some time; fast-food wrappers and
> cigarette butts.
>
> Bill Dooley
> Ward 13
> Kenny
>
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