This does not affect the prior notices. The law presumes and requires that anyone who attends the regular meeting would also be at the adjourned meeting. When someone does appear at a Council meeting they have by their appearance waived their right to object to the hearing because they were not noticed. Mr. Peeples' specifically has waived his right to object on that basis. There is no choice.
Council requires mandatory trash service as part of the improvement of the community.
The only actual method to be exempt is to show proof of receipts for trash service at some facility in the County on a weekly basis. In response to Mr. Peeples' concerns pertaining to the administrative charge and commercial refuse use, staff to provide him with a letter of explanation. Perhaps the public needs to be better educated concerning the trash service. Previous credit was given to Mr. Peeples, the trash containers were delivered, and an agreement at that time was reached to begin collection. He received 2 written communications and one telephonic communication from people requesting an appeal and provided the two letters to Council.