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The recycling roll carts would arrive some time after the city's tornado-ravaged Material Recycling Facility is rebuilt.

The Department of Natural Resources set a Nov. 15 deadline for the city and local partners to submit a plan to address water quality.

The discussion came as the City Council heard details of a proposal to change water rates and increase water revenue by 12%.

City officials rethinking recycling program after a tornado destroyed the Material Recovery Facility.

The program would allow residential electric customers to start a subscription to a solar block

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