Industrial Park Plan Signals Mexico Growth Momentum
The city of Mexico advances growth through Industrial Park acquisition and a Plant Location Study created with the Chamber of Commerce. Joint efforts aim to attract firms while municipal waste management tightens rules. curbside pickup boosts efficiency, trimming truck use and reducing costs for the refuse system.
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Mexico
Chamber of Commerce
City
Florsheim
Tom Stapleton
Mexico Stages Drainage and Pool Studies Under City Programs
City plans replacement of three box culverts on Eastholm Jeffries and MacFarlane Streets in year two of the storm drainage program. Channel improvements will run between these culverts. A contract with R W Booker and Associates begun August 1976 covers a $2000 study of existing swimming pools to assess current conditions future operation needs and maintenance. The city also signed with the City County Health Unit to provide preventive health services including hypertension identification and education to residents of Mexico.
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R.W. Booker
City-County Health Unit
Mexico
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