A ballot measure that would take a step toward repealing 'The People's Ordinance' trash collection model in the city of San Diego appeared to be splitting voters Tuesday evening.
SAN DIEGO - A ballot measure that would take a step toward repealing"The People's Ordinance" trash collection model in the city of San Diego appeared to be splitting voters Tuesday evening, with early returns showing the votes almost evenly divided.
Measure B's passage would allow the City Council to adopt a monthly fee for single-family homes and multi-family complexes with up to four residences on a single lot. The measure would not impose a specific fee on its own. Such a fee would require a study to determine the city's costs to provide the services, as well as City Council approval.
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