Please read this surprising article by John Prindle about Crocker Park's lack of recycling. Then take action. Let them know that this policy is unacceptable.
Submitted by ward14resident on Wed, 12/09/2009 - 18:59.
csuphoto's, thanks for the information. I sent the following email to Mr. Whitehouse. I hope it encourages him to start a recycling program at Crocker Park.
Dear Mr. Whitehouse,
It has been brought to my attention that Crocker Park does not have a recycling option available. Please allow the many businesses, residents and visitors of Crocker Park to dispose of their waste in a more sustainable way.
Keeping the environment healthy is everyone's responsibility. I am positive that you will want to help with this effort to reduce waste by providing a recycling program for Crocker Park.
Submitted by Evelyn Kiefer on Thu, 12/10/2009 - 13:18.
I am absolutely disgusted that Crocker Park has not had a recycling plan in place from the start -- for every business and every shopper. Whoever is in charge of buildings and grounds there should be fired. I can't say that I have shopped there more than once or twice since it opened but I will not shop there again until they are managing their property more sustainably.
What about other area shopping centers? Are they doing any better?
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csuphoto's, thanks for the
csuphoto's, thanks for the information. I sent the following email to Mr. Whitehouse. I hope it encourages him to start a recycling program at Crocker Park.
Disgusting ... What about Legacy Village, Beachwood Place, etc.?
I am absolutely disgusted that Crocker Park has not had a recycling plan in place from the start -- for every business and every shopper. Whoever is in charge of buildings and grounds there should be fired. I can't say that I have shopped there more than once or twice since it opened but I will not shop there again until they are managing their property more sustainably.
What about other area shopping centers? Are they doing any better?