Where is the Anti-Litter Law?
published: Sunday | July 13, 2003 THE EDITOR, Sir: THE NEWLY elected Mayor of Kingston, Desmond McKenzie, promises to clean drains and other debris from Kingston. Did anyone say that they are launching a massive campaign on educating and penalising persons who persist in littering gullies and drains and of course spitting and urinating in public and private places? I must let the mayor know that, as soon as these gullies and drains are cleaned, there will be a repeat of dumping, wasting huge sums of money once again. The periphery of St. William Grant Park in downtown Kingston and Eastwood Park Road bus terminus is a disgrace. I have witnessed a bus conductor using the wall adjacent to the bus terminus on Eastwood Park Road as a urinal. The stain of the urine usually paint these sidewalk areas, and one has to skip and jump over them. No one should carry an overseas guest to tour the capital. Weeks of urination create an unbearable and intolerable smell around the park. Throwing refuse
