They’re pushing back.
A fed-up Southern California town is fighting the growing, unattractive “nuisance” of abandoned shopping carts — by slapping scofflaw businesses that don’t pick up after their customers with steep fines.
The city council of Wildomar, a small suburb about an hour and a half from Los Angeles and just next door to on-the-grow Lake Elsinore, voted 5-0 to adopt a new ordinance to deal with the rising scourge afflicting many area communities.
Guidelines were created to reduce the numbers of unsightly blockages on public rights of way — and to strictly limit where carts can go outside the shopping centers where they belong, the…
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