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Perry council rejects water conservation ordinance tied to rebate program

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The Perry City Council on Thursday rejected a proposed waterwise landscaping ordinance that would have made city residents eligible for a state lawn-removal incentive program while imposing new landscaping limits on future development. The council voted 3-1 against the ordinance at the Aug.

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