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PAGE 3 VOLUME 1 , ISSUE 2 "'UPCOMING EVENTS— (Cont'd) THINK AHEAD—Register to GARAGE SALE DAYS - Registration is available on line. June 8 Vote if You Changed Your &9,2018. • Name or Moved. CITY-WIDE CLEANUP DAY - June 16, 2018, 8:00 a.m.—noon, LaMotte Park Parking Lot. Waste Management will be on hand along with Mr. Michael's Recycles Bicycles and a shredding You may register and vote in Minnesota if you: contractor. • Will be at least 18 years old on election day • Are a citizen of the United States • Will have resided in Minnesota for 20 days immediately UTILITY BILLING MODIFICATION EFFECTIVE FOR preceding election day MARCH/APRIL & GOING FORWARD • Maintain residence at the address given on the registra- Water Usage Rates tion form Residential • Are not under court-ordered guardianship in which the Water System Management fee/Bi-Monthly Billing Period court order revokes your right to vote $14.47 • Have not been found by a court to be legally incompetent Variable—Rate Per Thousand Gallons(0-15,000) to vote $2.16r $ 2.08 • Have the right to vote if convicted of a felony but felony Variable—Rate Per Thousand Gallons(15,001-30,000) sentence has expired (been completed) or have been dis- $ 2.38 charged from sentence and have read and understand the Variable—Rate Per Thousand Gallons(30,001-XXXXX) statement that giving false information is a felony punisha- $ 2.71 ble by not more than 5 years imprisonment or a fine of not Commercial more than$10,000 or both. Water System Management fee/Bi-Monthly Billing Period For more information about voter registration go to: $14.85 mnvotes.org or https:Hmnvotes.sos.state.mn.us/ Variable—Rate Per Thousand Gallons(0-500,000) 424G $ 2.08 VoterRegistration/VoterRegistrationMain.aspx Variable—Rate Per Thousand Gallons(500,001-XXXXX) $ 2.71 ELECTION JUDGES AND ONE (1) PARKS & RECRE- ATION COMMITTEE MEMBER ARE STILL NEEDED Contact the City if you are interested in volunteering your 2017 Consumer Confidence Drinking Water Report time. The City of Centerville tests the drinking water that it delivers to its residents daily. However,we are required by the EPA(Environmental UPCOMING EVENTS Protection Agency) to deliver a Consumer Confidence Report, also known as an annual drinking water quality report, to our customers. BALD EAGLE WATER SKI SHOWS These reports provide you information about your local drinking water Every Thursday evening starting quality. at 7:00 p.m., parking at Center- .-. .f at 7 Elementary School parking The City of Centerville must submit reports to the public by July 1 of villot and a short walk to Tra eking each year. The City will provide you with a copy if you contact us,visit our web site or you can utilize the QR code on the last page of this Park. newsletter to obtain it. You can also contact the EPA's CCR search tool on their web site to obtain a copy. ,ry MUSIC IN THE PARK - Every What type of information is in the report? Tuesday evening starting a 6:30 The lake, river, aquifer or other source of the drinking water; a brief p.m., Hidden Spring Park. summary of the risk of contamination of the local drinking water source; the regulated contaminate found in local drinking water; the otential health effects of an contaminant detected in violation of an Bring a blanket & have some fun! June 5,2018—Dirty Shorts Band, New Orleans Style Brass Band June 12,2018—Soundfall,Acoustic Pop/Classic&Contemporary June 19,2018—Mean Gene&the Woodticks,Acoustic Folk/Rock June 26,2018—Cole Thomas,Acoustic Contemporary Rock/Pop Q -0 July 10, 2018—Steve Poynter,Acoustic Country/Folk July 17,2018—LaValle Jazz Cats,Swing/Jazz July 24,2018—Everchanging Mood,Jazz, Latin, Blues