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What the Chesterfield Township board is doing to stop stray shopping carts from piling up at bus stops

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Shopping carts pile up around bus stops in Chesterfield Township, Michigan. The township board passed an ordinance that will require the stores to get their carts back. The ordinance was passed on May 24 and went into effect two days ago, but the carts remain at the bus stop.

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What the Chesterfield Township board is doing to stop stray shopping carts from piling up at bus stops

A drive down Gratiot Avenue in Chesterfield Township means a lot of traffic. Still, lately, it is an unusual eyesore because the smart bus runs on that corridor where there are many shopping centers, and shopping carts find their way into large and unsightly piles.

2 years ago·Detroit, United States

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Chesterfield Township cracks down on stray shopping carts

Abandoned carts will now be impounded by the township, and retailers will be charged a fee to retrieve them.

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