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Association Insight October 4 2017

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W EEKLY EDITION OCT 4, 2017 P A GE 16 No Easy Solution Berkeley, California's homeless encampment is hoping for an in - camp portable unit; the City Council struggles with the benefits and drawbacks of this option A homeless encampment in Berkeley claims that one portable toilet placed in a parking lot nearby is not enough. They want a unit placed within their encampment for use by only their community. But because the y are living on public land, and because of the city's Neighborhood Public Toilet Policy, a simple fix to improve public health develops into a complicated process. READ THE STORY An Out - of - the - Box Way to Provide Roofers with Proper Restroom Access Roofers working on the new Milwaukee Bucks arena are receiving quite the unique treatment when it comes to their portable restroom options If you drive past the construction taking pla ce at the Milwaukee Bucks arena in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, you'll see the usual cranes and scaffolding and plenty of construction workers. However, you may also notice an unexpected fixture being transferred by crane from the pavement to the roof: a bright b lue portable restroom unit. Talk about a portable toilet with a rooftop view: just hope those straps don't fail! READ THE STORY Note: The PSAI is committed to bringing Members industry news. It creates original content and it aggregates news that appears in other sources. Unless otherwise stated in organizational documents or in Association Insight newsletters, the PSAI does not have or take a position on the content of news items from other sources.

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