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City of Centerville . Page 2 Sruruner 1997 J ' BuUetinBoard. City Meetings City Coandl City Council meets on the second and fourth Wedi1eSday of the month. These meetings are open to the public and the Council encourages residents to attend. These meetirigs are~ also broad- casted live on cable channel 16 at 6 ---- - -- pm. Planning. Zoning CollUDlssloD FIrSt Tuesday of each month. at 7 pm. Park. RecreatloD Committee FIrSt Wednesday of each month at 6:30 pm. -Economic Degelojtm.ent Committee Third Tuesday of each month at 7 pm. Special Meetings Special City Council meeting notices are posted on the commu- nity bulletin board in the City Hall vestibule. Notices are posted at least three 'days in advance of the meeting. City Ball Bours'" Monday through Friday 8amto4pm , If the time above does not meet your schedule, please call City Hall at 429':3232 to schedule an after-hours appointment. Loe8J.Volanteers Awarded Notice: ' Bome Owners ,', '\ In the Flood Plaia , The Federal Emergency Maruige- mentAgency (FEMA) approved the City of Centerville flood reduction plan on May 29, 1997. Home owners in the flood plain reduction area may wish to consider contacting their , mortgage company to inquire about a' , reduction in flood plain premiums. MPCARECOGNIZES LOCAL VOLUNTEERS FOR LAKE- MONITORING ACTIVITIES The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency has .recognized local volunteers for their efforts to help the agency keep track of- the water quality of Minnesota's 1~e!.uR.oger liofIJ:lei~ter and WaYJ:le~ Blanc w~pl"eSente4 willtYQIUll- teer Appreciation Awards for long-term service in theMPCA's Citizen Lake-Monitoring Program at the meeting of the Centerville City Council, held recently in June. The Citizen Lake-Monitoring Program is one of the MPCA's most successful volunteer partnerships, according to program coordinator Jennifer Klang. CLMP volunteers around the state take regular readings of water clarity in selected lakes by lowering a white metal disk into the water until it is no longer visible and then noting the depth. These volunteers have been taking clarity readings on Centerville Lake in Anoka County for 5 years and Peltier Lake in Anoka County for 10 years. The volunteers track their data through the open-water months and subniit ~em annually to the MPcA. According to Klang, by helping the agency track long-term trends in water quality, CLMP volunteers contribute greatly to the MPCA's understanding of overall water quality in Minnesota. For information-onbecoming part of the Citizen Lake-Monitoring Program, call theMPCA at (612) 282-2618 or toll free at (800) 657-3864. National Night Out, August 5, 1997 The National Association of Town Watch (NATW) is pleased to welcome you and your community to the "14th Annual National Night Out" (NNO) crime prevention event on Tuesday, August 5th, to promote police- community partnerships, safety, violence prevention, and neighborhood unity. Join close to 30 million people in more than 9,000 communities in a variety of events and activities and "Give Neighborhood Crime and Drugs A Going Away Party." Buy S.C. Johnson Wax products, and a portion of the sales will go to help communicate the NNO message to clean up crime in your community. National Night Out crime 1997 is supported in part through a cooperative agreement awarded by the Bureau of Justice Assis- tance, Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice. Join your neighbors in this police, community, and family event! For further infor- mation contact the local Police Department at 784-2501. '