Fortuna Offering Free Compost August 17-21
This is a press release from the City of Fortuna:
The City of Fortuna will once again be hosting a promotional give-away for Exceptional Quality (EQ) Class A compost for beneficial reuse as a soil amendment to your property or place of residence beginning on Monday, August 17th and continuing while supplies last until Friday, August 21st.
Loading hours will be from 9am to 3:30pm each day at our facility located at 180 Dinsmore Drive. As per the City’s Biosolids Management Plan, the public will be limited to 2½ cubic yards (roughly one full-size pickup truck load) of material per address per year. Small pickup trucks should hold 1½ cubic yards. Everyone will be required to sign a “Hold Harmless” release of liability, when picking up the compost. Drivers must have proper tarps for covering compost while transporting from the facility. Tarps are NOT provided by the City. No pickups with canopies will be loaded by City staff.
Also, due to current conditions under the Covid-19 pandemic, face-masks will be required on site. If staff is loading another vehicle upon arrival, remain waiting inside your own vehicle until it is your turn. Practice 6 foot social distancing while interacting with staff. If possible, bring your own pen to sign the hold harmless agreement.
Please use the corporation yard entrance (2nd gate past the bridge) when picking up the compost. Vehicles entering the corporation yard can proceed directly to the loading area by following the signs. If you have any questions, you may call (707) 725-1426.
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“Hold Harmless”
Wow, sounds like a good idea to ask your doctor when he recommends a vaccine , yet has no liability to it’s effectiveness nor the potential long term side effects.
People are not aware of the ramifications of Class A biosolids, yet they still keep pushing their shit on the general misinformed and gullible.
Class A Biosolids is a designation for dewatered and heated sewage sludge that meets U.S. EPA guidelines for land application with no restrictions. Thus, class A biosolids can be legally used as fertilizer on farms, vegetable gardens, and can be sold to home gardeners as compost or fertilizer.Dec 25, 2019
I wonder if what is grown using it qualifies as “organic”
Not organic according to this
https://www.pccmarkets.com/sound-consumer/2012-03/biosolids_hit_the_fan/
🕯🌳Money for nothing and your shit for free. 🖖
Definitely getting a big pile to dump on my buddy Rex’s yard.
Hi, Is Aug. the only time to get compost? was wanting to put dow be for the rain , and plant grass seed for the winter to take root, looking at a full p u load, thanks Ed