Roseville approves 150-acre waste center and utilities yard near Phillip Road

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A rendering shows garbage trucks lining up at the scales of the recycling and waste transfer center Roseville approved along Phillip Road.
A rendering shows garbage trucks lining up at the scales of the recycling and waste transfer center Roseville approved along Phillip Road. Image: City of Roseville.
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The Roseville City Council on Oct. 7 approved plans for a city-run recycling and garbage transfer center on farmland at the city's northwest edge, which its utilities director called a backup in case the regional plant that handles Roseville's trash falls short of state rules.

The council voted 5-0, declining Placer County's request to delay the decision and study a version without the waste center. City staff must return to the council for approval before any work begins.

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