Author: Melissa Hart, Managing Editor

A number of ordinances have been passed in the City of Springfield to cover noise limits and noise control. Generally speaking, noise emanating from private property in a residential district is prohibited between the hours of 11 p.m. and 7 a.m. The first step is to report a noise violation…

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Our congratulations and thanks go to these “Great Neighbors” July Cale and Connie Garrett, 3343 S. Welwood, for medical research for a neighbor and for recycling enthusiasm. Phyllis Shoemaker, 1345 E. Hanover, for faithfully visiting neighbors who are hospitalized. August Kay Reed, 1356 E. Hanover, for sorting and collating our newsletter…

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City Council approved a special taxing district known as a Community Improvement District (CID) at its Aug. 12 meeting. A CID is a non-profit corporation or a separate political subdivision of the state that may be created for the purpose of issuing bonds, levying taxes, and applying special assessments to…

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After six stakeholder committee meetings, three public input meetings and two surveys, the City of Springfield’s Planning & Development staff presented its recommendations for the future of the Galloway area to City Council at its July 23 Council Lunch Workshop. Once a final version of the report containing the recommendations is reached, City Council is…

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