Meneely, Councilman Ed Carpenter. Containers are not furnished by the city, but free delivery is offered if at least one dump truck load is ordered. Delivery is available within a one-mile radius of the city limits. Those interested should call the Public Works Complex at 627-1291 for more information. Two class sessions are included and attendance is required at both.
Class size is limited.
Voters have approved the annexation of approximately four square miles into the Kirksville city limits. This tract of land, located north and east of the current city limits, includes approximately 150 homes and businesses and takes in the land on which the proposed Highway 63 Bypass will be built. The issue, decided in the April 3 election, needed to be approved separately by voters inside the current city limits and inside the proposed annexation area. City services won't be provided in that area until later this year. That reminder has been issued by City Manager Scot Wrighton in response to several inquiries.