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Ben Staples
  • Investor
  • Chicago IL
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Trash Collection in Malden

Ben Staples
  • Investor
  • Chicago IL
Posted

In an effort to reduce the total amount of waste created by residents, the city of Malden in Massachusetts requires that people throw away their waste in blue city supplied trash bags that are $2 each.

As a landlord, I know I am responsible to pay for trash collection, but is it legal for me to make my tenants responsible for the purchase of these trash bags?

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