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Page 2 Centerville Bulletin <br />Upcoming Events– Mark Your <br />Calendars <br />Out Run Homeless- <br />-diamond-rough-5k10k-run. <br />The Bald Eagle Water Ski Club provides <br />ness 5K & 8K <br />water ski shows every Thursday evening <br />2016 Fete des Lacs City Celebration <br />commencing at 7:00 p.m. Best place to <br />September 19, 2015 , 8:00 a.m., <br />Scheduled for first weekend in Au- <br />view is at Trailside Park. Parking is at the <br />Laurie LaMotte Park. <br />Centerville Elementary School and the park <br />gust. All events will take place on the <br />is just a short walk along Main Street. <br /> For more information please visit: <br />same weekend. <br />https://sites.google.com/site/ <br />2015 Fall Movie In the Park <br />noonelefthungary/. <br />2014 Safe <br />The Parks & Recreation Committee <br />Drinking Water <br />CHS Diamond in the Rough 5K & 10K <br />will be showing The Lego Movie, Sep- <br />September 27, 2015 <br />tember 12, 2015 ~ Commencing at <br />The City’s 2014 Safe Drinking Water Re- <br />7:30 p.m. @ Laurie LaMotte Memorial <br /> For more information please visit: <br />port is available on the City’s web site <br />Park, 6970 LaMotte Drive. Bring your <br />(www.centervillemn.com) or contact us <br />https://www.isd12.org/calendars/chs <br />lawn chairs or a blanket. Free pop- <br />(651) 429-3232) and we would be happy <br />Pet Waste On <br />corn. <br />to forward a copy to you via email. <br />Trails <br />&Sidewalks <br />No Trash Bins <br />As the weather has turned cooler <br />In Roadway <br />and more and more individuals <br />are utilizing the trails and side- <br />The Public Works Department <br />Alexandra House would like to <br /> 2-Mile Walk on <br />walks, please remember to clean <br />would like to remind residents <br />remind everyone that October Saturday, Septem- <br />up after your pet(s). Please bring <br />that on garbage day, trash re- <br />ber 26, 2015 at <br />is Domestic Violence Aware- <br />a bag for waste along with you on <br />ceptacles should not be placed <br />8:00 a.m. They will <br />ness Month. And if you reside <br />your walk. Laurie LaMotte Memo-in the roadway, they should be <br />have music, health <br />in Anoka County and you are <br />left at the bottom of your drive- <br />rial Park is equipped with a doggie <br />screenings, kid’s <br />being abused, please contact <br />way. This will become especial- <br />station which has bags for your <br />activities and a <br />them at: 763-780-2332. Also, <br />ly important once the snow <br />convenience. <br />resource fair. <br />they will be holding their Annu- <br />visits. <br />al Walk for Hope 5K Fun Run & <br />Grants <br />Available to Seal <br />Abandoned Wells <br />RICE CREEK CHAIN <br />OF LAKES PARK <br />The Cities of Blaine, Circle Pines, Lexington and Lino <br />RESERVE BEACH <br />Lakes are providing residents of Centerville an oppor- <br />REDEVELOPED <br />tunity to participate in cost-share grants available to <br />property owners to seal unused (abandoned) wells near <br />The beach at Centerville Lake in the Rice <br />city wells. Residents and property owners that are in- <br />Creek Chain of Lakes Park Reserve was <br />side the City’s Drinking Water Supply Management Are- <br />last redeveloped in 2000. Like the <br />beach at Lake George, it has become a <br />as (DWSMA) may apply for the grant that reimburses <br />popular choice for summer fun. Anoka <br />50% of the cost of sealing the well (up to $500). The <br />County has made improvements for <br />cost of sealing a home’s well is typically about $800- <br />better access to the beach included <br />$1,000 or more. A well that is not in use—sometimes <br />removing a retaining wall and regrading <br />the area. Visitors now more easily reach <br />referred to as an “abandoned” well-can be a potential <br />the sandy beach from any point. A new <br />threat to health, safety, and the environment. Old wells <br />shower tower was also added along <br />were often buried and forgotten. Often they had not <br />with improvements to sidewalks. <br />been sealed properly. Sealing is the process of remov- <br />Funding for the Centerville Beach project <br />ing the pump and clearing the well, then filling with a <br />was provided through the Metro Region- <br />special material called grout. The sealing must be done <br />al Parks and Trails Legacy Program. <br />by a licensed contractor. Contact the City if you are <br />interested. <br /> <br />
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