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City Council restores curbside recycling funds
POSTED: 03:13 p.m. HST, Jun 04, 2009
The City Council has restored $6 million in the city’s operating budget for the final phase of curbside recycling on Oahu.
The revised budget proposal will be considered on Wednesday, the council’s self-imposed deadline to complete work on the operating budget for the upcoming fiscal year.
The funding had been deleted in an early draft of the budget.
Changes were announced today by Council Chairman Todd Apo and Budget Chairman Nestor Garcia.
The revised budget also includes lower increases in parking rates at the Honolulu Zoo and Kapiolani Park.
Council members also are reviewing various proposals that would include lower proposed increases in real property tax rates.
The City Council has restored $6 million in the city’s operating budget for the final phase of curbside recycling on Oahu.
The revised budget proposal will be considered on Wednesday, the council’s self-imposed deadline to complete work on the operating budget for the upcoming fiscal year.
The funding had been deleted in an early draft of the budget.
Changes were announced today by Council Chairman Todd Apo and Budget Chairman Nestor Garcia.
The revised budget also includes lower increases in parking rates at the Honolulu Zoo and Kapiolani Park.
Council members also are reviewing various proposals that would include lower proposed increases in real property tax rates.
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- Man shot in police encounter
- 70 U.S. Army reservists receive warrior citizen awards
- Family raises $66,000 for son's liver surgery
- Ocean Watch: A love of fish catches new friends, families
- Island Images
- Newswatch
- Police and Fire
- Trader with a taste for risk fishes for tuna from a kayak
- Deal will turn a hospital private, with goal of efficiency
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- Easing holiday stress
- It's About Time: An annual reality check can help you reorganize
- Da Kine
- Pet Ohana
- Got nutrients?
- Wahine dominate All-WAC honors
- Hawaii starts defense of its WAC tourney title tomorrow
- Crucial homestand for chance at bowl
- Five big plays from Hawaii's 17-10 victory
- Further Review: Streak means nothing with 8-3 Navy heading in
- Garcia advances at Reef Hawaiian Pro
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