While shopping carts going missing is certainly a problem for the stores that bought them, I have never been obstructed by a homeless person’s shopping cart, a problem that Tommy Waters’ bill is purportedly trying to solve (“Shopping-cart bill’s impact on homeless sparks debate,” Star- Advertiser, Oct. 29). The carts on the streets are unsightly, yes, but remove the carts and the problem is still there, just immobile.
