Fort Worth City Council will vote on a new ordinance Tuesday that would punish retailers if they don't act quickly to remove shopping carts that have been taken from their property.
City Council will vote on new rules in an attempt to keep cut down on abandoned shopping carts in the city.
Council will vote on a new ordinance Tuesday that would punish retailers if they don't act quickly to remove shopping carts that have been taken from their property. If a resident reports an abandoned shopping cart to the city, staff members will call the store and ask employees to pick it up. If the cart is not picked up in 24 hours, Fort Worth employees will pick it up and store it at a drop-off station.If the cart isn't picked up after 30 days, the city will throw it away.
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