Marown ratepayers are being asked for their views on waste, recycling and kerbside collections in the parish.
Village commissioners are holding a public meeting at Marown School this evening (Tues).
Over the next year in Marown, commissioners expect to spend £64,000 for the parish waste to be incinerated at the Energy from Waste Plant.
They say that will rise to £117,000 by 2018.
Local authority chairman Alison Lynch says they want to hear what locals have to say before they make any decisions:
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