Pipeline ordinances come to council crossroads
Sarah Houston, Protect Our Aquifer Executive Director, speaks during a rally on Tuesday, Aug. 17. Memphis City Council members sort out a set of ordinances Tuesday, Sept. 21, that are the longer-term legacy of the Byhalia Connection Pipeline controversy. (Mark Weber/The Daily Memphian file)
Also on the Tuesday, Sept. 21, Memphis City Council agenda is more discussion of how to spend the council’s $20 million share of the city’s federal ARPA funds and a minimum wage for getting EDGE tax incentives.
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