Enviro Commissioner: Require ‘No Idling’ Signs At Township Warehouses

May 4, 2021 Environment

A township Environmental Commissioner wants stricter enforcement of the state’s anti-idling laws at township warehouses.

Commissioner Arnold Schmidt will write a recommendation to the Township Council, with the backing of his fellow Commissioners, asking that developers and owners of warehouses be required to install “No Idling” signs wherever trucks are located on the properties.

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Enviro Commissioner: Require ‘No Idling’ Signs At Township Warehouses

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