As Poslovni Dnevnik writes, Tomasevic recently said that he really things we’ve had enough time to adjust to the new way of doing things here in the capital, that there are enough blue ZG bags for communal (mixed) waste being sold in stores, and that it doesn’t make sense that some are still refusing to stick to the new Zagreb waste disposal rules and use the blue bags for that.
”It really doesn’t make any sense that only 60 or 70 percent of people are correctly using the blue bags and the rest don’t bother and thus don’t pay for the variable part of the waste collection service,” he said.
With these words, Zagreb Mayor Tomislav Tomasevic announced that from this week onwards, municipal wardens and Cistoca employees will intensify their control of the use of blue ZG bags for mixed municipal waste across the capital.
They will, he added, check whether people are actually using the blue ZG bags for the disposal of mixed municipal waste. To just go back quickly for those who might not be aware, as of October the 1st, 2023, a new collection system and a new Zagreb waste removal system was introduced, whereby a variable part of the service price is paid through the purchase or use of blue ZG bags, while the fixed part is paid through Cistoca or Zagreb Holding.
Tomasevic also announced that in January 2023, wardens and Cistoca employees will start checking waste containers that are located still on public areas, especially those where the co-owners of the buildings haven’t checked with Cistoca about whether they can be removed from public areas or if they should be put elsewhere out of sight.
He didn’t mention the fact that many people never received a decision from Cistoca about their waste containers remaining on public areas or the specification of an alternative location for their relocation.
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