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For more information about the project visit the Maryville Downtown Master Plan website.
To view the presentation please click here: Master Plan Meeting Presentation Public Meetings Calendar and AgendasMarch 5 - City Council Meeting 7 p.m. - Agenda
March 11 - Downtown Design Review Board Meeting 5 p.m. - Agenda March 11 - Historic Zoning Commission Meeting 6 p.m. - MEETING CANCELED* March 18 - Maryville Municipal Planning Commission Meeting 5 p.m. - Agenda March 21 - Maryville Board of Zoning Appeals Meeting 5 p.m. - Agenda March 22 - City Council Work Session 8 a.m. - * There were no applications submitted therefore the meeting has been canceled. A note concerning agendas for monthly public meetings:
The agendas for all public meetings are subject to change, and are posted on the calendar above when they are finalized. (Click on the word "Agenda" next to the meeting you are interested in). If changes are necessary, for example, if a citizen has submitted an application and withdraws their application, the agenda will be changed and reposted. In situations where there is only one application and it is withdrawn, the meeting will be cancelled. The City Council meeting is the only public meeting that will not be cancelled but may be postponed if the first Tuesday of the month falls on a holiday. Unless otherwise noted, all public meetings will be held in the Council Chambers - 400 W. Broadway Ave. For more information, contact 273-3401.
ATTENTION CITY OF MARYVILLE RESIDENTS:
The City of Maryville Public Works department will begin its final loose-leaf collection for the 2023 fall season on Monday, March 18th in the red zone. Click here to find the 2024 Brush and Junk Calendar.
See the calendar below to determine when to place your junk at the curb. IMPORTANT REMINDER:
Always separate brush from household junk. Brush (loose leaves, sticks, and twigs) can be recycled and made into mulch. However, if brush is mixed together with junk, even a small amount of junk, it all must go to the landfill. Don't know your zone? Visit My Government Services.
Current Traffic and Road Closing Notifications
Notifications of reported road closings and other city news. |