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Springfield City Council will decide on expansion of city’s landfill at next meeting

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SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) — The Springfield City Council could vote in two weeks on expanding the Noble Hill Landfill north of the city. 

The expansion would cost $32.5 million. It would add up to nine years of useful life to the landfill. 

Springfield’s landfill is also a regional landfill. It takes in around 1,300 tons of trash and garbage a day, double the amount it took in just 12 years ago.

The next meeting is on April 21.

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