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Raked leaves must be bagged in the city

By Jamie Patterson , READ MORE > 2,615 Reads
On Fri, 11/27/2015 - 11:30 AM

With the fall season comes loose leaves, but the city street department would like to remind the public of the ordinance surrounding their disposal.  “We still have people blowing leaves out on the streets,” said Danny Miller, street superintendent. “They should be putting the (loose leaves) into bags. We would greatly appreciate it if we could enforce the ordinance, putting the leave...

 

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