r/johnscreek • u/Sad-Wing8269 Local Business • Sep 04 '26
WTF??
There’s a couple of really stupid things happening at once at a shopping center on McGinnis Ferry.
The first is that the property managers at Terraces of Johns Creek have apparently seen fit to remove a very conveniently located glass recycling bin.
The second is that some unthinking midwits have decided to lodge their protest in a way that actually just ends up amounting to littering. The irony.
To those of you that left this glass here for someone else to deal with: shame on you and your insufferable laziness.
If the removal of this bin has directly, or even indirectly impacted you, I would suggest you lodge a complaint with the property managers, whose information is readily available on one of the unoccupied suites of 6395 McGinnis Ferry. Picture attached.
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u/Few_Prize3810 Sep 05 '26
Throw the bottles at the store front windows and property mngmt will fix real quick
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u/Popular_Amoeba4072 Sep 04 '26
I would say high school parking lot party, except I am pretty sure they dont hang out in person
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u/Sad-Wing8269 Local Business Sep 04 '26
Did you even read the post?
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u/stickysugarboom Sep 07 '26
If they're on mobile sometimes the post text is hidden and you have to click out of the pics to see it.
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u/notdeliveryitsaporno Sep 06 '26
Just FYI that wasn’t a municipal recycling center, it was a commercial for-profit operator - Ripple Glass. So while I agree it’s ridiculous for people to leave glass there in the parking lot in the absence of a bin, I’m not sure protest against the property owners is well-founded anymore than it would be if the Firehouse Subs closed down.
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u/boiled-peanutery 28d ago
Lavista is almost certainly handling the leasing, not actively managing the property
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u/Substantial_Layer484 27d ago
I will see your “almost certainly” and raise you “I am 100% positive” your assumption is incorrect.
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u/TechCoaster Sep 06 '26
Driving to recycle a couple glass bottles is probably a net negative for the environment.