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NETS (Northeast Educational and <br />Therapeutic Services) program. These <br />services are available to students from <br />middle through high school. <br />Senior chore program <br />This program is available to eligible <br />residents of NYFS’ community partners, <br />including Arden Hills. Its goal is to pro- <br />vide indoor and outdoor chore services <br />in order to help seniors remain in their <br />homes as long as possible. Seniors in <br />need of help are matched with youth and <br />adults who are willing to work or volun- <br />teer. Funded in part by an Older Ameri- <br />can’s Act grant through the Metropolitan <br />Area Agency on Aging, Inc., the program <br />provides youth with paid employment <br />and subsidies for low-income seniors <br />who qualify. To register or volunteer, <br />contact Debbie Wells at 651-379-3451 or <br />debbiep@nyfs.org. <br />Organization and administration <br />NYFS maintains community ties through <br />its Board of Directors and through <br />regular contact with city councils, school <br />districts, community family service col- <br />laboratives, business organizations, and <br />faith communities. <br />5 <br />main along Round Lake Road and replac- <br />ing it with a 12-inch main. This will match <br />the watermain at Gateway Boulevard <br />and provide a continuous 12-inch trunk <br />system. Storm water runoff from the <br />reconstructed Round Lake Road will be <br />directed to the existing storm water ponds <br />to the north and to the south. In addition a <br />bio-filtration basin is proposed west of the <br />Holiday Station to improve water quality <br />in the area. Lighting will be added along <br />the entire length of Round Lake Road and <br />Gateway Boulevard. <br />Costs, accessibility during construction <br />The total project cost is approximately <br />$2.5 million. The City of Arden Hills’ <br />policy is to assess 70 percent of the overall <br />street improvement costs to the benefiting <br />properties. The Feasibility Study proposes <br />that the assessments be based on a front <br />footage basis due to the varying sizes of <br />the commercial properties; the assess- <br />ment rate per front foot is expected to be <br />$191.25. An assessment hearing was held <br />in May. <br />The City has reached out to businesses <br />in the Gateway / Round Lake Districts <br />and will review construction techniques <br />to minimize disturbance. Because access <br />and water service to businesses may be <br />limited or interrupted at certain times, a <br />designated project inspector will be on <br />site to coordinate access and address other <br />property issues with the contractors. The <br />City anticipates businesses will be able <br />to maintain full access to their buildings <br />although there may be periods of time <br />when traffic on the roadways is reduced to <br />one lane with a flagman directing traffic. <br />Regarding water service, a parallel water <br />main will be constructed before the exist- <br />ing main is taken out of service to mini- <br />mize disruptions to businesses; however, <br />there will be approximately four-hour <br />periods when water will be shut off to <br />businesses to allow contractors to switch <br />each property to the new watermain. <br />The City of Arden Hills will keep property <br />owners and businesses informed of the <br />project as it moves forward and welcomes <br />input at any time. <br />Road Construction, continued from page 1 <br />Some collaborators include the <br />• North Suburban Gavel Club, <br />• the Roseville, Shoreview/Arden Hills <br />Rotary, and the <br />• Twin Cities North Chamber of Com- <br />merce. <br /> <br />The Arden Hills community representative <br />to the Board is Miriam Ward. <br />The agency is funded through a variety of <br />grants (public and private), fees for ser- <br />vice, third-party insurance reimbursement, <br />as well as contracts for service from area <br />cities. NYFS also holds two fundraisers <br />each year: an evening event in the fall and <br />a spring luncheon. <br />For more information: please see the <br />agency website at www.nyfs.org <br />or call 651-486-3808 during business <br />hours. <br />Questions? Input? Contact Terry Mauer, Public Works Director, or John <br />Anderson, Assistant City Engineer, at 651-792-7800. <br />Come to a <br />Penny Carnival <br />Friday, July 25 <br />1-3 p.m. <br />Perry Park <br />Gather up your pennies and celebrate <br />a successful season for the Arden <br />Hills Parks and Recreation 2014 play- <br />ground program. <br />Learn all about this summer’s park <br />program at www.cityofardenhills.org <br />NYFS continued from page 4
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