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VOLUME 1 , ISSUE 4 DOG FECES NEW FACES AT CITY HALL Many residents have complained about the amount of feces In September, the City of Centerville hired a Part-Time Recep- being left behind by irresponsible pet owners who are walking tionist/Office Technician, her name is Patricia Clearence. Many their dogs along the trails/sidewalks/bike paths. Please, of you know her as Patricia Scott. She has been completing all please, please if you are a pet owner, carry a plastic bag with permits(building, electrical, plumbing and mechanical). She has you to pick up after your pet. Many individuals choose not to also been assisting residents with questions and concerns. have pets either because they do not have the time to spend In September, the City hired a Part-Time Janitor, her name is with them that the animal needs or they desire not to be re- Patricia Cannon. sponsible for them. You as a pet owner, you signed up for taking responsibility of them. Both individuals have been providing the City with quality ser- vices and we welcome them. Stop by and welcome them too! 19JIM ALL RENTAL PROPERTY OWNERS WATER CONNECTION DEADLINE The City will soon be forwarding to rental property owners their Rental Registration Applications for the upcoming The City council removed all deadline connection dates 2018/2019 licensing period. Please keep an eye out. (December 31,2017 and December 31,2021),subject to: Connection is mandatory upon the sale of the home and/or Christmas Committer repairs to the existing well in excess of$1,500 and/or the issu- ��! ance of a building permit increasing the home's square footage L v W-mg theds aF—h— ..ty, N by 33%or more. Applications for low-income residents are available at City Hall or on line at: http://christmascommittee.com/. Applica- For those residents that have not paid a lateral water main fee, tion must be postmarked November 25 or earlier. They will you are encouraged to pay this fee (per the City's 2017 Fee not accept late applications. Schedule) of$6,500 in full by November 1, 2018. This amount Applicants can apply for food only or, if they have children is expected to increase to $8,000 after November 1, 2018. As ages 0-18, for toys and food. However, you must have legal an additional incentive to pay the lateral fee, the City will per- custody of any child that you list on your application. You mit payments over 10 years with interest at 5%. may be asked to show proof of legal custody. If you have questions about this program, please contact(763) 323-4982 HIRING OF A NEW CITY ADMINISTRATOR if you have questions. It is anticipated that a new City Administrator will be on board by December 1,2017. Stop by and welcome the new Administrator. Granny's Closet—Christmas Angels Program CENTENNIAL FIRE/CENTERVILLE LIONS FIREHOUSE CHILI Granny's Closet in Anoka is a local, non-profit organization COOK-OFF FUNDRAISER helping seniors in need. It's that time of year again for our annual Angels Program and we're looking for volunteers to The recent 1st Annual Centerville Fire/Centerville Lions Chili adopt a senior for Christmas. Cook-Off took place October 21, 2017. Numerous Lion members and firefighters participated. They drew a crowd Here's how it works: Seniors in need, with the help of their of over 50 participants who sampled several different types social workers, fill out a wish list. These lists are sent to of chilies. Granny's and we match them up with YOU, an angel, who will anonymously purchase and wrap a present. Gifts range 3rd Place—Karla Lundstrom,Centennial Fire District 2nd Place—Terry Sweeney,Centerville Lions from $20-40 and seniors ask for everything from toilet paper and bathroom towels to coffee makers and winter gloves. If 1st Place— Linda Chapeau,Centerville Lions you are interested, please contact them at (651) 353-4867 The Centennial Fire District & the Centerville Lions would or visit their website at: www.grannyscloset.org. like to thank all that participated in this event! The City will also host a box for items to be dropped off. City Hall hours are Monday—Friday,7:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m.