News Notes: San Francisco set to go more green
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors could require residential and commercial building owners to sign up for composting and recycling services.
If the new mandatory recycling and composting law is approved by the supervisors tomorrow, violators would be charged a $500 fine. The proposal is up for its first reading at the June 9 Board of Supervisors meeting.
San Francisco already recycles 72 percent of its garbage, which is one of the highests recycling rates in the nation. City officials are aiming to recycle 100 percent by 2020.
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