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The committee voted 3-0 to request reports on expanding Residential Drop-Off Center access and on Worcester’s municipally owned electric vehicle charging stations. The waste report will examine weekday hours after 3 p.m., lower fees, eliminating appointments, and related costs; the EV report will cover timelines, public communication, usage monitoring, signage, and overstay penalties.
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Residents may receive more convenient access to the Residential Drop-Off Center if the requested analysis supports expanded hours, lower fees, or no appointments. The committee also wants clearer information about city-owned EV charging stations, including where and when they will operate and how overstay penalties will work. Informational items on the Zero Waste Master Plan, EV charging pricing, and the EV charging map were recommended for filing.
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