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Attachment D: Text responses from consumer plastic bag ban survey <br />If you prohibit stores from providing free plastic bags, then I will have to purchase bags for <br />garbage disposal, wrapping of foodstuffs, etc. Or find somewhere to shop where there are not so <br />many regulations. <br />We mostly shop in Eugene <br />Please help save the future. Place as big a ban as you can. <br />I often reuse so-called single use bags a number of times, first for shopping or to keep air from <br />greens in fridge, then for garbage (larger bags) or dog pickup. I would be purchasing and <br />throwing out bags for the later 2 purposes if I could not reuse plastic shopping bags. <br />I sometimes don't bring my own reusable bag from home in order to get some plastic bags to <br />restock my pile. We reuse plastic bags to help contain our bathroom trash before putting the trash <br />in a bigger can and recycling the bag, we use them for dirty baby clothes while on trips or out and <br />about. It's also easier to carry the plastic bags versus paper bags when you have a child on one <br />hip and 3 bags to carry. <br />My reuse of plastic bags causes them to become unrecyclable. If I didn't have them to use I would <br />have to purchase plastic bags. <br />I kick myself when I forget to bring my own bags to the store....I really hate those plastic bags and <br />I feel like most people are not good about at least trying to recycle them if they have them. I really <br />don't see a reason for them....other cities have banned them...why can't we? They are not <br />necessary when other, viable and easy options are also available.....paper and/or bringing in your <br />own reuseables. People will adjust! We're good like that. :) <br />I think there needs to be a bigger push for biodegradable or oxio-bioplastic bags. These bags <br />breakdown faster than paper bags when exposed to the environment. <br />I can't tell you how violently opposed I am to an ordinance prohibiting plastic bags. Our garbage <br />service can encourage recycling, but government should not tell us what to do. This is over- <br />reaching big time. I will vote you out. <br />I think this is a great local solution to a worldwide problem that is impacting human and wildlife <br />health and the oceans. This ordinance is important. <br />I would really like to see plastic bags disappear/banned altogether because of the environmental <br />impact they have had on this planet. <br />
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