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The city council in Bisbee, Ariz. denied a request to amend a policy baring herbicide use. The parks and recreation committee was hoping to tackle a weed problem in the city?EUR??,,????'???s Vista Park using the chemical Round-Up, but the council unanimously voted to remain with the current policy prohibiting the use of herbicides and pesticides.
Russ McConnell, public works director, explained that the project of weed removal by hand from Vista Park was too time-consuming and non-productive. He noted that Cochise County, Douglas, Benson and several other municipalities and the school districts used Round-Up to maintain weed-free areas. The only place in the city where the herbicide would be used would be in Vista Park.
A number of Bisbee residents, however spoke out against the use of herbicides citing health risks to children, unknown long-term dangers and the alleged toxic brew that can occur when Round-Up breaks down in certain types of soil.
Source: www.svherald.com
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