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This issue has been sent to the City's Parks and Rec Department. Thank you for your help! Sincerely, Mayor's Action Center

Update from Parks: the Recycling bins were placed there for the Movies in the Park event and will be removed Friday morning.

Thanks for the response and I’m happy to see that we are recycling. Would appreciate it if you could leave the bins out the day of or evening before the events

These recycle bins have been “stored” under the Banyan trees for over a week and were not removed last Friday as stated

Update from Parks: the Movies in the Park series ends May 31st and they will be removed after that. We apologize for the mistake in the previous message. For more information please contact Parks directly at 727-893-7441. Sincerely, Mayor's Action Center

I don’t understand why you are storing a dumpster and recycle bins under the Banyan trees where kids play every day and thousands of tourists take pictures. Move them to North Staub Park, where the movies are held or somewhere else less visible....this makes no sense!!!

Resolved, issue closed