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www.knoxvillerecycles.org 521-9900 (hotline) or 525-9694 (a real person) Lists all recycle locations & type of products accepted at differing centers. States has NOT closed Kroger at Peters Rd. center. Still in negotiation because Home Depot is expanding. Trying to keep center on same property somewhere. |
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Knox Co. Code Enforcement 215-2325
Overgrown lots, junk cars, building & remodel permits, grading permits, sign
enforcement & permits, home based business
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Animal Control 215-5240 David Head.
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www.superpages.com
Super Pages is like the country's fastest phone book. Find businesses through
the "Yellow Pages" link on the red bar at the top. Find people through the
"People Pages" link. And if you don't recognize a phone number on your caller
ID, under "People Pages," you can also do a "Reverse Lookup."
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www.mapquest.com
If you are trying to figure out how to get to the Parker's Potluck, try
Mapquest first! Select the "Get Directions" button to get clear directions and
a map from your house to theirs! It will even provide you with exact mileage
to and from your destination.
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www.knoxcounty.org
All sorts of governmental information for Knox County is available on the
County's website.
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www.kgis.org
The Knoxville Geographic Information System is a website of public property
information for Knoxville and Knox County. Once on this site, select the link
called "Knox Net Where?" You'll have to accept a waiver to use the website.
Try the "Search" button at the top right to find your own property. Also try
"Aerial Photo Theme" under the "Select a Map Theme" choices at the very top
right corner. Can you see that brush pile you've intended to clean-up?
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| www.tnonecall.com |
Tennessee One-Call Center
1-800-351-1111
Tennessee One-Call operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days of the year. Important reminder: State law requires three business days notice for locating lines.Tennessee state law requires anyone about to engage in digging, excavation, moving of earth, demolition, or any type of activity that could damage underground utility lines to notify the utility companies in that area of their intent to dig not less than three business days before the work is to begin. The Tennessee One-Call system was created to provide advance notification service to member utilities throughout the state.