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Solid waste and recycling items in Town of Morrisville, between 13 Oct 2025 and 13 Oct 2026

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  1. Wed, Oct 7 Town of Morrisville · Environment and Stormwater Committee
    Members raise a soils and plastics recycling exhibit, the council joining the committee on 3 February, a request from the Plant-Based Treaty group to present in November, and the Morrisville Land Plan.
  2. Tue, Sep 22 Town of Morrisville · Town Council
    Wake County asks for a special use permit for a major utility facility at 414 Aviation Parkway, about 13.71 acres in the Industrial Management district east of the International Drive intersection. The site holds Morrisville's public works office and is partly vacant. A 2024 permit covered a joint county convenience c…
  3. Tue, Sep 8 Town of Morrisville · Town Council
    A public hearing on a special use permit for a Wake County solid waste facility in Morrisville, listed on the current agenda as the West Wake Solid Waste Facility. Both the applicant and town staff present. The hearing is Tuesday; the council votes on 22 September.
  4. Thu, Aug 27 Town of Morrisville · Town Council
    Open discussion among council members.

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