1999 - December - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

Page" December 1999 Centerville: Preserving the Past while Focusing on the FlJture Snowmobile Ordinance Winter is coming and the City wants to remind you of the ordinance regulating snowmobile operation. It is unlawful for any person to enter, operate or stop a snowmobile within the limits of Centerville: . on the roadway of any street, ex- cept the most right hand lane then available for traffic or as · close as possible to the right hand · curb or edge of the roadway. To operate upon the inside slope and roadway of any trunk, county- state aid and county highways within the City limits . on public sidewalks, boulevards within public right of ways . on private property without spe- cific permission of the owner . on school grounds . on public property, playgrounds or recreation areas except areas as posted . in excess of ten (10) miles per hour . between the hours of 10:00 p.m. - 7:00 a.m., Sunday - Thursday and 12:00 p.m. - 8:00 a.m. Friday and Saturday This provision is not intended to prohibit snow- mobiles from operating on City streets during the hours specified. Nor shall it prohibit the operator of a snowmobile from entering or leaving the City during the above hours as long as the operator of a snowmobile lJtilized the most direct rolJte of travel to and from the operator's residence or destination . within 200 feet of church property during services or other functions of the church under the age of 14 between the ages of 14-18 may oper- ate a snowmobile if they have in their immediate possession a valid snow- mobile safety certificate or a valid driver's license. Snowmobile trail maps and the com- plete snowmobile or- dinance are available at City Hall. D Visit Centerville on the --- . J Webl l r:::=J - J www.centervillemn.cam jljIjljljljljljljljljljljljljljljljljljljljljI,(I,(IlfjljlJljlJ/ f/~/untf/f/'Cj A/f/f/clf/cI b~'t 7fltfl 'OflJ ACJ 7t>'C f/dditlt>na! gnDt>'tmatlt>n t?all /<ar407-1800 jljIjIjIJljljljljljljljljljlJljljljljljljljljlJI,IJIJ/JI,'J/./ .................................................................................... &- f/r-"''''''' CJriStw.AS C....s f f . t t t Centerville resident, David Vick- ers, has been growing Christmas trees since 1976 at his Bethel tree farm. He began selling his trees in 1994 at his farm located south on Centerville Road. The most popular selling trees are the 7' to 8' Scotch Pine and Balsm Fir, however, Vick- ers also grows and sells White Pine and White Spruce. To keep your fresh cut Christ- mas Tree looking fresh throughout the season, Vicker's advises to make a fresh cut in the tree before placing it in an appropriate size tree stand and make sure there is plenty of water in it at all times. - Printed on Recycled Paper- ~