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Are you looking forward to roll carts in Columbia?

Are you looking forward to roll carts in Columbia?

Yes

12

No

7

Yes

4 Comments
Marvin Jr
2
Marvin Jr

Yes I am so you guys will shut up about it

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Steve Baumann
1
Steve Baumann

It is probably the most cost effective method of waste collection. And when it comes to spending taxpayer money, how can anyone argue with a proven system that costs significantly less in the long run. The only negatives to them are people who can't understand them.

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Max DeYoung
Max DeYoung

Progressives prefer trash bags, litter, and drag shows.

Tim Van Huss
1
Tim Van Huss

It'll be an awesome convenience!!

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Clinton Prince
0
Clinton Prince

Yes, it just makes sense. It's 2023 and modern day trash collection techniques have changed. I hate self checkout, but that's the direction things are going nowadays. Get with the times or be lost in the past!!

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No

7 Comments
Paul B.
2
Paul B.

NO UGLY ROLL CARTS!!! Let’s vote fairly!!!

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Steve Baumann
Steve Baumann

I'm putting racing decals on mine.

Mitchell Moore
1
Mitchell Moore

Eyesores that will make our neighborhoods look trashy and cost jobs for minority men.

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Steve Baumann
Steve Baumann

No one wants that gross and dangerous job, slinging bags. There is no need to make this a racist or social issue, it's picking up the trash. At taxpayer expense. Doing so in a cost effective manner. Doh!

Rick Neuner
0
Rick Neuner

The citizens of Columbia voted this down before. I would think that the city would put it to a vote of the people again instead of deciding for us.

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Steve Baumann
Steve Baumann

That election was rigged with heavily biased wording. A mistake the voters should never allow to happen again. That bordered on election fraud in the eyes of some. An attempt at voter manipulation, for sure.

Scott Hentges
0
Scott Hentges

The citizens of Columbia voted against roll carts, yet the city manages to disregard them.

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Steve Baumann
Steve Baumann

That was a very poorly worded election, seemingly purposely done. And now that people realize they were fooled, they will actually read the ballots closer.

Carol Williams
0
Carol Williams

Space is limited and they will be seen all over Columbia in front yards. Ugly, and hard to roll.

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Steve Baumann
Steve Baumann

The majority of homeowners will bring them in. Deal with exceptions when they come up IMO.

stoney pipes
0
stoney pipes

It will be hard to roll if there is a lot of snow on the ground...

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Steve Baumann
Steve Baumann

We had them while living in Flagstaff, Arizona. More snow there than here, and it was no big deal, you adapt.

Are you traveling this Memorial Day holiday weekend?

Are you traveling this Memorial Day holiday weekend?

Yes

0

No

1

Yes

0 Comment
No one has commented yet

No

1 Comment
Steve Baumann
0
Steve Baumann

Living the dream

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Should Missouri communities welcome data centers?

Should Missouri communities welcome data centers?

Yes

3

No

3

Yes

1 Comments
Harry D
1
Harry D

Only if they want massive investment that dramatically expands their taxbase and builds modern infrastructure close to the end users to support a growing futuristic economy. Unfortunately, Columbia city council listens to misguided special interests who live in leftist utopia dreamworld.

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Max
Max

City leaders would rather tax the citizens. They don't want the city to grow.

No

3 Comments
Judy Batton
0
Judy Batton

Taking rural land away, hurts the environment. We're destroying our world. Notice none are close to the people that want them.

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Kaitlyn Gebhard
0
Kaitlyn Gebhard

Bad for communities, environment, humanity, climate, pretty much everything.

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Mushin Zenkoans
0
Mushin Zenkoans

Large data centers can consume up to 5 million gallons of water per day, which is equivalent to the water use of a small city. Additionally, they can draw as much electricity as 100,000 homes or more, significantly impacting local resources. That is simply unacceptable.

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Max
Max

Sure Jan

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