Politicians will decide whether to borrow a large amount of cash to build the city’s own composting facility that will see most organic waste diverted from landfills.
The city has set its sights on a multi-million dollar, city-owned but privately built and operated composting facility that will also see a Calgary-wide Green Cart program.
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City council is debating the future ownership of a composting facility to cut down on garbage filling landfills.
But whether that will be a city-run plant, a privately-owned operation or a public-private partnership remains to be seen.
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Bureaucrats will have to put more work into how the city will build an organic composting facility.
After a behind-closed-door meeting on what to do with the proposed plant at Shepard landfill, council members delayed the decision on the matter and referred it to a strategic planning meeting of council on April 15.
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