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inter is behind us! That means pipes under Arden View Drive need to be Mn/DOT and the
dPond dredging that the next season—road repaired,there will be more disruption on County have discussed
Wconstruction—is about to begin. that street.Resident access will be main- removing the concrete
e Here is how the Arden Hills 2011 road tained during construction,but others are median on the bridge
construction season is shaping up. asked to avoid that area. and using the space
to restripe the bridge
City streets I-694/Highway 10 interchange with turn lanes that
Maintaining streets is one of the larger, This Mn/DOT project is expected to run the full length of the bridge.The City
more expensive tasks that cities 1 begin in late summer.When it is is asking that this project be done prior
face. Arden Hills approaches this task completed,the most noticeable improve- to the completion of the I-694/Highway
in a proactive manner,using a Pavement ment will be route and ramp changes 10 interchange project.The interchange
Notes from the City Council Management Program(PMP).Its goal is that replace the three left-entrance ramps modifications will reroute traffic onto the
i his letter will be published in no longer receive that funding. The City balance is about 44 percent of our an- to plan for and manage street maintenance (Hamline Avenue onto 1-694,Highway Lexington Avenue bridge,and these lane
mid-April,about the time our Council saw this coming and in mid-2008 nual general fund expenditures.The state in a way that keeps both the streets and 51 onto 1-694,Highway 10 onto I-694) changes will help traffic flow.
state government is attempting adjusted spending in the 2009 and 2010 auditor recommends that cities maintain a the City's coffers flowing smoothly. The with standard right-entrance ramps,as
to balance the state budget. You may be city budgets,thereby negating some of minimum of 35 percent in order to main- first is tackled by regularly monitoring well as lane changes that will create more Highway 96/10 grade separation
hearing in the news how funding cuts to the impact. The MVHC will be unalotted tain liquidity to meet financial obligations. the condition of streets and under-street separation between Highway 10 traffic and This is a 2012 Mn/DOT project.Traffic
local cities are expected to make up some again this year. utilities,estimating when repairs will be 1-694 through traffic. This project also ad- at this high volume intersection is cur-
of the state budget shortfall. You may The City remains in a strong financial necessary and planning accordingly. The dresses deficient bridges and deteriorating rently controlled by traffic lights. When
also be wondering how this will affect the In terms of the State of Minnesota making position with good reserves which has second,managing street maintenance pavement. this project is complete a bridge will take
City of Arden Hills and how the City is up some of the state budget shortfall by enabled us to continue to provide City expenses, is accomplished by doing repairs Highway 10 over Highway 96. Driv-
doing financially. The City is currently cutting back on aid to cities,Arden Hills services without making major reductions before they blossom into full-scale road On October 25,2010,the City passed a ers will have limited movement between
in the process of auditing 2010 year end will not be cut more than our 2010 level. and to take advantage of a competitive rebuilds whenever possible,by grouping resolution denying its municipal consent highways via off and on ramps.
fund balances,so I will be not be able to One could say the good news is we will market environment to complete planned street repairs geographically to keep costs for this project until 14 conditions were
provide final year end numbers.However, not have our LGA and MVHC cut and,the projects. This strong financial position en- down,and by doing some road work an- addressed.Talks between the City and Mn/ This project is on track to start in early
the current figures are close enough,and I bad news is we never got LGA and cur- abled the City to move up two levels to an nually. The City maintains a 5-year PMP DOT to resolve the differences are under- 2012. However,if TCAAP is chosen as
thought this would be a good time to share rently receive no MVHC. AA+bond rating in 2010. This is a high work plan. way and construction is on track to begin the preferred site for a new sports sta-
some financial news with you. rating and very unusual for a city our size. in late summer. It takes large projects dium,the traffic demands are expected to
Cities also receive Municipal State Aid Most of this year's PMP work will center like this time to get set up;drivers should send everyone back to the drawing board.
Many cities receive financial support (MSA)for maintaining roads that are des- Arden Hills is in a good position to ride on neighborhoods on both sides of Ham- expect the majority of the construction Without development in TCAAP ready to
from the State of Minnesota. This is ignated and meet the requirement of being out the current economic conditions and line Avenue,just south of Highway 96, impact to begin in 2012. begin,Mn/DOT is going to do only the
mainly in the form of Local Government a major connecting roadway. The City of possible reductions in state aid funds to specifically the Amble Road/Dellwood/ (safety related)grade separation project
Aid(LGA)and Market Value Homestead Arden Hills receives about$200,000 annu- balance the state budget. That is not to say Nursery Hill neighborhood,the Wyncrest/ Lexington/I-694 bridge at this time. If TCAAP development is
Credit(MVHC). The amount of LGA is ally. As I write this letter I am not aware that things will be easy in this economy Wynridge neighborhood,the northeast The City has been negotiating with Mn/ imminent,additional access to TCAAP
calculated by a formula developed by the of any cutbacks in this area. or that the state,or Metropolitan Council, portion of the townhome community 1 DOT to improve capacity on the Lex- will be needed and both the extent and the
State.The City has not received any LGA may ask cities to pay for certain items, (Arden View Court/Arden View Drive), ington Avenue bridge over 1-694. timing of the project could change.
funding since the current formula was Our City's 2010 fund balances are approx- often called unfunded mandates.The city's and Colleen Court.Janet Court,off Lake
created. So if you are hearing that LGA is imately$10.6 million compared to$10.9 financial position is strong. Valentine Road between Snelling Avenue - --
being cut to cities,Arden Hills will not be million in 2009. The$300,000 difference and I-35W,is also included in this year's Spring clean-up day is May 7
affected by these reductions. is related to funding slightly more capital I am looking forward to summer and the road construction.
improvement projects in 2010 than 2009. end to this record-setting snowy winter. he Arden Hills and Shoreview annual spring cleanup day is
In terms of Market Value Homestead With the exception of Arden View Drive in Tscheduled for Saturday,May 7 from 8 a.m.to 4 p.m.at the
` Credit,last year the governor unalloted Our general fund balance for 2010 is &4416q'� the townhome community,the road work Ramsey County Maintenance Center. See insert in this newsletter
all of Arden Hills MVHC funds,a total of approximately$1.7 million compared towill be primarily resurfacing,and travel for details.
$61,744.This meant that the City would $1.8 million in 2009. Our general fund David Grant,Mayor delays should be minimal. Because water
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Arden Hills Service Directory News from around the town Improvements slated for Valentine Park TCAAP stadium talks continue
1245 West Highway 96 p lans for a public auction of a portion
Arden Hills, AN 55112-5734 Garden plots available he City is proceed- F 1 of the TCAAP property are on hold
Again this year the City has plots for vegetable gardens ing with plans to while negotiations continue regarding the
Office Hours available.The garden site is on Old Highway 10 between Timprove Valen- possibility of building a public stadium on
8 a.m.to 4:30 p.m. Highway 96 and Lake Valentine Road.There are only 18 tine Park.The types of the western edge of the site.
Monday to Friday plots available.The plot fee is$32,which covers the cost improvements will be
of garden preparation.Until May 1 gardeners are limited to decided in coming months, In February,Vikings leaders announced
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one plot.After May 1 gardeners may lease a second plot(if after receiving input from interest in moving to Arden Hills.The
www.ci.arden-hills.mn.us space is available)at half price. See the City website(under the Parks and Recreation residents. Improvements Ramsey County Board of Commissioners
Sheriff and Fire Emergency tab)or call City Hall for more details and application forms. will include a new play- then voted to study the advantages and
911 ground and other ameni- disadvantages of a proposed stadium and
Sheriff(non-emergency) Parks and trails maps available ties,as well as measures to to commence negotiations with State,City,
651-484-3366 An updated City Parks and Trails Map is available.A printable,color-coded version is mitigate flooding. and other stakeholders.The Arden Hills
Fire(non-emergency) available on the City website(Parks and Recreation tab,Biking and Walking Trails op- City Council then approved a resolution
651-633-2404 tion)or a preprinted color map can be purchased at City Hall for$4. Located at Old Highway indicating the City would cooperate with
Water and Sewer Problems 10 and Lake Valentine the County's study. See the March news-
(During non-business hours) Rain barrels and composting bins available Road,the City park has a playground, letter and the City website for details.
651-484-3366 On Saturday,May 7,from 9:00 a.m.to 3:00 p.m. (or until sold out),the City of Ros- baseball field,basketball court,open space, elevations of adjoining properties and
Mayor: eville is hosting a one-day rain barrel($45)and composting bin($55)truck sale.The parking lot,and an ice rink with a warming determined that raising the park eleva- While talks continued in March,there
David Grant 651-538-0747 sale will be held at Roseville City Hall(County Road C and Lexington Avenue). For house in the winter.This park is adjacent tion wouldn't cause any adjacent flooding was only one notable development prior
Councilmembers: more details,see their website www.cityofroseville.com and search for"rain barrel." to Lake Valentine and large portions often if proper drainage is installed.The City to the printing of this newsletter.The U.S.
Brenda Holden 651-636-2987 are flooded.The City has been planning for Council reviewed the Bolton&Menk General Services Administrator suspended
Fran Holmes 651-631-1866 Celebrate Arden Hills returns several years to improve the park. findings and other updates at a December the public auction of the 430-acre TCAAP
Nick Tamble 612-819-7995 Mark your calendars.On Saturday,September 17,from 3:00 p.m.to dusk the City will work session. property to allow time for stadium nego-
Ed Werner 651-636-2546 again hold its fall festival at Tony Schmidt Regional Park on the shore of Lake Johanna. In 2008 the City hired an engineering tiations.The GSA agreed to wait until at
Come enjoy the food,youth activities,music,art,games,fireworks,and more.Watch firm,WSB&Associates,Inc.,to study the In January the Council directed staff to least June 30.If negotiations are progress-
City Administrator: the City website and this newsletter for more information as it becomes available. flooding sources and recommend remedial proceed with improvement plans and ap- ing but not complete at that point,the
Patrick Klaers 651-792-7810 options.The recommendations included proved the planning process.The City has suspension may be extended.
Lease for Arden Hall not renewed
raising the elevation of the park,installing hired a park planning consultant to assist ***
new drainage ponds,rain gardens,and bio- in the public participation process and to
Communications Committee: Northwestern College has decided not to renew its lease for Arden Hall.For the last g P g P P p P
Arlene Mitchell,editor;Kristine three school years Northwestern College has been using the old Holiday Inn building on infiltration swales in the park or adjoining work with Roseville engineering staff to Check the City website for news updates.
Goodrich;Brenda Holden;Lois Rem County Road E as a residence hall. Its three-year lease expires this spring.Anticipating areas. prepare a proposal for consideration by Also posted on the site are answers to fre-
Council Liaison: Nick Tamble a long-term lease renewal,the owner of the building,with the support of Northwest- the Parks,Trails,and Recreation Commit- quently asked questions about the stadium
In 2010 the City hired a second firm, tee and the City Council. proposal.
Staff Liaison: Becky Brazys tY t P p
ern College,applied for and received permission to continue using this building as a Bolton&Menk Inc to give a second
Desktop Publisher: Mary Nosek residence hall.However,the City has now learned that Northwestern College has since ., g
chosen not to renew its lease and will be making other arrangements for student hous- opinion on the initial study.The Bolton& The City Capital Improvement Plan has
Council meetings are held at City Hall ing.TAT Properties,owner of this building at 1201 County Road E,has not presented Menk review concurred with the overall budgeted$310,000 for the Valentine Park
on the second and last Monday of the WSB findings.The second report also project. Of that,$50,000 is reserved for
other use or development plans to the City yet. suggested a few additional measures playground equipment.The remainder
month at 7 p.m.Meetings are televised gg P Yg
live on Cable Channel 16.Meetings of which may help reduce flooding—includ- will go toward the other park improve-
the Planning Commission are televised
Sump pump inspections resume in prompt blockage removal at the Lake ments and flooding remediation.
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Two years ago the City began a mandatory sump pump inspection program.The goal Valentine outlet and installing aone-way
of this program is to ensure that water discharged from sump pumps is not flowing tidal valve on a culvert.The City also had
after the first Monday of the month. h'
Playbacks of City meetings begin the engineering into drains connected to the sanitary sewer system. Storm and ground water flowing Roseville en ineerin staff review the Benchmarks: a review of recent City Council action
or infiltrating into the sanitary sewer system is causing expensive volume problems at ! February28 2011 Approved development agreement
morning after the meeting and continue the Metropolitan Council's sewer processing sites.Cities are under pressure to reduce Valentine Park project timeline ' pp P
every day until the next City meeting. Approved Resolution 2011-009 to between City of Arden Hills and
Playbacks are at 3 a.m., 11 a.m.,and volume. Spring 2011:Receive public input appoint Lois Rem to the Communi- McDonald's(5-0)
7 p.m.Monday through Friday,and 7 and recommendation from the Parks, cations Committee(5-0)
a.m.,2 p.m.,and 10 p.m.on Saturday Over the last two years all of the commercial properties and about half of the residential Trails,and Recreation Committee Approved McDonald's Master and
ones in Arden Hills have been inspected. In February the remaining 763 residences Approved Planning Case 11-001 Final Planned Unit Development
and Sunday.For web casts,visit Summer 2011:Prepare and approve � PP g P
were sent notices about the inspection process.The City expects to complete all sump allowing the tear-down of the (4-1 Holmes
www.ctvl5.org. improvement plan,award construc- � g � )
pump inspections this year. tion contract j existing McDonald's building at
Arden Hills Notes is the official news- Fall 2011: Construction begins I County Road E and Snelling and the Passed Resolution 2011-0 10 to
City Only about 5 percent of residences and 7 percent of commercial properties have been Spring 2012: Construction com- I construction of a new McDonald's explore the potential development
letter of the of Arden Hills,an •
out of compliance. Money is available to help cover the cost of remediation and most at the same location 5-0 of a multi-purpose stadium in Arden
equal-opportunity employer. residential repairs have been under$200. pleted ( ) pP
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Pond Dredging 101 : Don't get stuck in the muck
The need...
he stormwater pond on Indian toxic in nature that require special fees and You dig?
Oaks Court is City property and disposal in landfills. D elair Excavating was selected and
currently helps control runoff from D made quick,efficient work of the
the surrounding neighborhood.After The soils tested at the Indian Oaks Court pond dredging.They took careful atten-
years of accumulated sediments,many project tested at Level 1.In conjunction tion to not disturb the natural pond bottom
stormwater ponds,including this one, with the pond dredging,the project calls under the stormwater sediment."They
now require maintenance.While many for shoreline restoration and plantings did a wonderful job,"added Von Holtum.
of these ponds are on City property,they to satisfy BMPs as well as beautify the "They kept the street clean and respected
can affect nearby property owners as the neighborhood. the adjacent neighbors and their proper-
water levels continue to rise and the water ties."From start to finish,the dredging
quality declines due to increasing levels Resident participation took nearly two weeks to complete,
of sediment."We were beginning to deal L`d Van Holtum,whose property is however,there remains a few items to be
more and more with erosion issues,and directly behind the pond,took action finished,including shoreline restoration
ducks could barely swim in the water,we that helped his neighborhood become the and planting which will occur sometime
knew something needed to be done about first pond restoration project."We got in this spring. Plant material serves as the
the pond,"says Ed Von Holtum,a resident touch with the local watershed district preliminary water treatment buffer,before
that lives adjacent to the pond. who supplied a list of projects in Ramsey the runoff enters the pond.You have prob-
County for us to drive by and check out." ably noticed rain gardens peppering the
The set up After data had been gathered,the project landscape,as they too are a stormwater
The Minnesota Pollution Control Agen- information was brought initially to the management BMP,generally on a smaller
cy(MPCA)has - scale.
set forth guidelines
on many issues _ t Working smart
related to stormwa- �� hile pond dredg-
ter management,and # ; = Wing projects in
the inspection of the City appear im-
ponds is a require- minent,the City has
ment under the MS4 4 adopted some smart
Permit.Flowcharts management practices
developed to follow to reduce the amount
best management of future maintenance
practices(BMPs) to ponds: "The amount
help cities determine of accumulated sedi-
the maintenance ment has been reduced
schedule of storm in recent years with
water ponds.For the absence of sand in
example,there are ~ ' our ice-melting appli-
steps for inspection cations,"stated Terry
and sampling water Maurer,Public Works
and sediments,and Director."That saves on
how to determine street sweeping and dis-
when sediments should be hauled away Public Works Director for review and then posal cost."Moving forward,the Ramsey
and disposed of or recycled. If a pond con- to the City Council for final approval.The Conservation District provided technical
tains excess sediment,the recommended participation of Von Holtum and other assistance for the restoration aspect of this
BMP is to perform a dredging process to residents adjacent to the pond helped project,while the Roseville Engineering
remove such sediment and possible toxins reduce City staff time and ultimately Department put plans and specifications
that may reside in the muck. Soil testing is helped save tax dollars."It is easier to go together for the pond excavation phase.A
preformed on the to-be dredged materials into a neighborhood when the residents letter was written to the Ramsey Conser-
to determine if they are contaminated with have shown interest in the maintenance of vation District requesting cost-share funds,
polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons(PAHs) their ponds,"adds Terry Maurer,Direc- along with required project data.Ryan
or heavy metals. for of Public Works."When residents get Johnson of Ramsey Conservation District
involved,people have a better idea of assisted with the landscaping plan and
There are three levels of concentration. the process and it makes everyone's job cost-share forms used for the project.
Level 1 is the safest,where soils could es- easier."
sentially be readily used in the landscape
as fill,etc.Level 3 involves soils more
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Pond Dredging 101 : continued from page 4
Who pays? Want to get involved?
MPs such as and dredging
P g g the Indian Oaks Court pond project underway,it is a great opportunity to
Bare unfunded yet mandated by the With
develop our system in Arden Hills for maintaining all ponds that require some
state and enforced b the MPCA.Fortu-
Y type of action.These ponds play an important role as a buffer for stormwater runoff
natel there is a cost-share program for
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while keeping water and toxins from entering stormwater sewers that ultimately enter
assistance with the shoreline restoration I our lakes,rivers and streams.
and plant material part of the projects.
This project was awarded nearly$11,000 "When faced with many opinions and decisions pertaining to these types of projects,
or about 50%of the cost for that portion it is important to abide by the BMPs that have gone through rigorous assessment
by the Ramsey Conservation District.The and analysis,"states Von Holtum."If it's worth doing,its worth doing right."There
pond dredging portion was estimated to are cost-share opportunities for residents seeking to improve water quality on their
cost nearly$18,000,and will be funded properties,whether or not they live close to a lake or pond,adds Kristine Giga,Civil
through the Capital Improvement Plan Engineer for Arden Hills and Roseville. Please contact the Ramsey Conservation
at Arden Hills.Designated monies come District and/or the Rice Creek Watershed District for more information."
from the$9.89 surface water management
fee collected each quarter from residents. To learn more and get involved, check these sites or contact City Hall for direction.
Commercial businesses pay a rate that is www.ricecreek.org/grants
based on overall lot size. www.co.ramsey.mn.us/cd/about—us.htm
Community Development: a year in review
he Arden Hills Community De- 0 Special Use Permits no longer are Code enforcement:There were 277 code
velopment Department presented required to install antennas on City enforcement cases in 2010.No citations
a recap of its work in 2010 to the water towers. were issued by City staff.Forty percent of
Planning Commission in March.The A new Section 1330 was added to the the complaints were regarding placement
department,which includes four full-time Zoning Code pertaining to floodplain of signs in right-of-way.The next largest
staff members,is responsible for a vari- regulation. number of complaints involved property
ety of services,including planning and Student housing is allowed in the 132 owners not mowing their lawns.All but 19
zoning,economic development,inspec- District as a PUD. of the cases were resolved;the majority of
tions,code enforcement,and residential Adopted zoning classifications, regu- those are for un-permitted work and situa-
recycling. lations,and a Master and Final PUD tions that still require monitoring.
process for the TCAAP property.
Planning cases:The City processed 12 Processed Zoning Code amendments Recycling:The City extended its contract
planning cases incorporating 23 land use consolidating the TCAAP amend- with Eureka Recycling.Arden Hills resi-
requests.The City also completed three ments into the rest of the Code,and dents recycled 747 tons of material and the
planning cases that carried over from updated the City's Master and Final City received over$20,600 in revenue.
2009.Notable planning cases included: PUD process for all properties not
• Arden Hall:The temporary North- located within TCAAP.
western College student housing -
facility at 1201 County Road E was Permits:There were 412 building permits Enhance your local park --
11 w a o ed to remain in perpetuity. along with 663 plumbing,water,sewer, With the click of a mouse!
However,Northwestern since has mechanical,electrical,fire,zoning,and
decided to cease rental of the facility. sign permits for a total 1,075 permits is- you can plant a tree in your favorite
• Arden Plaza:The City extended the sued in 2010.The total value of all build- 1 local park without breaking a sweat!
Planned Unit Development(PUD) ing permits was$15.68 million.Five new Order a tree for your park during the an-
but tabled a request to amend the homes were constructed with a combined nual Friends of the Parks and Trails tree
PUD while the developer reevaluates value of$1.97 million.The City collected sale with runs through April 22.
the site. nearly$344,000 in permit fees.
• Presbyterian Homes:The City ap- Find details on the home page of the City
proved redevelopment of the senior Sump pump inspections:Staff completed website:
housing complex on Lake Johanna. all sump pump inspections in Zone 2.All wwwci-arden.hills.mn.us
The City also granted Tax Increment commercial buildings and more than two-
Financing to support the project. thirds of residential properties have been
inspected.Zone 3 residential inspections <<
Code amendments: Six code additions/ will continue through 2011. \
amendments were approved in 2010:
• Night time construction activity is
now allowed with a permit.
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SPRING CLEANUP DAY
Saturday, May 7 • 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Ramsey County Public Works Department (Hamline Avenue and Hwy 96)
Cash and Checks Accepted • Residents must present ID
What can I bring on Cleanup Day?
Charitable Donations (see below for accepted and not accepted items)
Household Hazardous Wastes • Refuse • Electronics to be Recycled
General Refuse and Debris
Items that are general refuse and debris that are not normally collected by your refuse hauler.
Amounts shown are approximate amounts you will be charged and approximately two-thirds is the
cost of disposal.Note the City pays 1/3 of the actual cost.Below prices are for general loads and may
include extra costs for specific items.Final charges will be determined at the event.
Pricing by Group Pricing by Item Appliances
Trailer $30 Mattress& Box Spring $10 Appliances without freon$15
Pickup $25 Stuffed Chair $7 Appliances with freon $17
Minivan/SUV $15 Couch $10
Car $10 Car Tire $3
with rim $4
Automotive Battery $2
***Pricing does not include a Ramsey County Environmental Charge.
Household Hazardous Waste Accepted Items Location: Hwy 96 &
Home Improvement Items Hamline Avenue
Paint/Thinners/Solvents/Adhesives/Driveway Sealant/Wood
_ Preservatives/Stains/Aerosol Cans/Lead Paint Chips
Automotive Products
Used oil and filters/brake fluid/gasoline/antifreeze/auto batteries
Lawn and Garden Chemicals
Weed Killer/Insecticides/Pesticides Waste
Items with Mercury No Yard
Thermometers/Fluorescent Lights/Switches/Thermostats/ Accepted
Vapor Lamps
Cleaning Products Cleanup Day
Drain Openers/Oven Cleaner/Bathroom Cleaner/Rust Remover
Recreational Products
Rechargeable Batteries/Button Batteries/Propane Tanks/
Pool Chemicals and Gas Cylinders
Charitable Donations Not Accepted Donations
Donating your gently used items to a charitable organization is Mattresses
a great way to start your Spring cleaning Box Springs
Accepted Items: Carpeting
Clothing/Shoes/Boots Large Appliances
Donation Books/Records Exercise Equipment
Box Sporting Goods/Toys/Games Microwave Ovens
Tools Electronics
Dishes/Pots/Pans/Linens
Small Appliances that Work
Houseware/Kitchenware
SPRING CLEANUP DAY
Saturday, May 7 • 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Ramsey County Public Works Department (Hamline Avenue and Hwy 96)
Cash and Checks Accepted • Residents must present ID
< Electronic Recycling
00' < Amounts shown are approximately 2/3 of actual cost of recycling the electronics.
***Pricing is based on per unit cost and may be subject to change.
For a complete list by item,visit www.shoreviewmn.gov
Electronics
Computers $10
Small Computers $5
�. DVD/VCR player $5
Computer monitor $10-$15
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' Tube Television $10-$35 per unit
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