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Bellevue to stores: round up stray shopping carts or face fines
The Bellevue City Council unanimously approved a new shopping cart ordinance Monday night, voting 5-0 to start fining stores that refuse to collect abandoned shopping carts.
The Bellevue City Council unanimously approved a new shopping cart ordinance Monday night, voting 5-0 to start fining stores that don't collect their abandoned shopping carts.
The ordinance also would make taking a cart more than 100 feet from retail property a civil infraction, and would require signs to educate people about the law.
Taking a labeled cart from retail property is already a misdemeanor theft under state law.
Stray shopping carts are a particular problem in the Crossroads area, where they are wheeled from the mall and abandoned at bus stops, in apartment complexes and on sidewalks.
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