Actually,.... A dumpster program would only address a portion of the volume and type of trash left in the wildlife area.... It literally is covered with worn out appliances (refrigerators, etc.) and stolen/stripped cars. Shopping carts and sunken boats and vehicles in some of the deeper ponds.... Tires too. It will take an organized effort.
Here's where I depart from the proposal.... The lower Feather flows through several cities and three counties. monetary resources and people are available. The Rubicon doesn't flow through many townships. There's a demonstrated need for volunteerism in instance.
I believe that oroville should initiate the effort to show some community pride. I'll be glad to contribute my own effort/money when the city/county shows me they're interested. The State, Butte County and the City of Ororville could generate some good will/revenue for themselves if they gave a little thought to this....
Adding additional fines for dumping/littering hasn't worked anywhere in this state, so far as Im aware. Just ask any highway worker.....
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