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W!.tHTUVIUC (OmmI1TU ~I>O~ Parks and Recreation SubmIr!ed by Parle " Rec. Committee Member ICtItIa DeVIne Centerville's Park and Rec. ~ mittee will be hoJdlng an Informational meeting to discuss an In-Line 'Skate Park and a BMX Track for the city of Centerville on October 26th at 7:00 pm. at City Hall. All Interested faml- r_ . should plan to attend to express their thoughts. Padc.... Rec. ......... are scheduled tile tInrc WecInescfGt of each ....... at 6:JO"." at CIty Hal.... open CO tile public. Public Works Winter will soon be upon us. Please re- ) member to re- _ move snow from your side- walks. around your mailbox and fire hydrants on your property. You may not remove the snow Into the street. Planning and Zoning Workshops have been scheduled to discuss the proposed changes to the sign ordinance on October 17, October 24, November 21, and No- vember 28. 2000 at 6:30 p.m. at the Public Works Build1ng. Plannln, and Zon'", meetl.... are sdte4ule4 on die first Tues4ay of...., month at 6:30 p.m. at CIty HaIL Tlte public Is ,1WIte4 to attencf. f..-o _ Teen Night at Jurnpin JtM1 Every Friday 7-10 pm Hong ovt with Friends! Jam Sessions with Local Bands! City Review Paul McDowell with Northern Forest Products, addressed City Coun- dl recently outlining plans for the ex- pansion of his business. They have out- grown d1eir current faciIitJ and expan- sion would provide a more procIuctIve and efIicIent faciIitJ. The business has another location in addition to their main operatton on County Road 14 and would Dke to combine both facilities. The temporary bulking for the County Bank has been put into place along County Road 14. We look for- ward to the arrival of their services In our community. A meeting with officials from St. Genevieve's Catholic Church and City officials has been held to d1scuss plans for future land redevelopment south of the church. Several CenterviIIe property 0wn- ers appeared at the September 27, 2000 City Coundl meeting to provide their input during the Public Hearing regarding the Hunter's CrossIng A.. sessment. Mr. Peunon. City Engineer, explained that a11lmprovemenu are in place within the development with the exceptJon of the streets, curbs and gut- ters. It was also stated that the paving of the streets had been scheduled for October. Peterson explained that the developer has paid for half of the costs for the Hunter's Crossing lmprove- ments to extend services down Cen- tervllle Road and that the remaining half had been divided among ind1vidual property owners who also benefited. Property owner's whose homes face CenterviIIe Road were assessed. while others whose homes back up to Centerville Road will be assessed when services come down the street their homes face. Concemed reslclems in attendance during the PubDc Hearing that opposed the assessment, left their names with CenterviIIe's City Administrator, Jim March. Mr. Gary Boium was Introduced at a recent City Council meeting as W.. Management's new Munidpal Marketing Manager. He will be making periodic visits to CentervlIIe to ensure that quality services continue. from W.. Management. Mayor Wilharber read a letter from AIecandra House requesting the Coundl declare the month of October Domestic V'1OIence Awareness Month. Coundl voted unanimously in favor of the motion. Keep informed as to what the City of Centerville does by attending City Coundl meetings on d1e 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month at 6:00 p.m. For further information, please contact CIty Hall at 429-3232 or stop In Mon- day through Friday 8 am. to 4 p.m. .. I'i' Skow YOUR Chy PRIdE wfrl.t GoU SkiRT $20 SWfA15k1RT $~ Chy MERCl-lANdISE! Available at City Hall I-SkiRT $12 SpoNSOREd by CoffEE $~ CENTERVlLLEs' EDC MUG HAT $10