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If you would like lore inforlatian on the Harth ~ progral, please call Hyra Spijer at 426-1339. \ page two Royal Headows, and west of 20th Avenue North. 94 lots are proposed on the developlent. CDRBSIDK RKCYCLIIG - Glass bottles, alulinul, tin cans, and newspapers are itels which should be recycled. Recyclables are picked up weekly witb the regularly scheduled garbage pick up (Fridays). Call Lake Sanitation at 429~7763 to sign up for curbside recycling and to obtain inforlation on how to prepare the recyclables for pick up. All residents wbo are currently active in the curbside recycling progral are to be cOllended for their participation. NIWLY CONSTRUCTID BOKIS - Ordinance'4 requires that within one year of issuance of the Occupancy Perlit, the lot shall be landscaped in such a lanner whicb prevents erosion due to wind or water. The City Public Works department will be investigating newly constructed buildings to ensure cOlpliance. RICYCLING PARTICIPATION AWARD - The City Council bas approved a Recycling Participation Award progral. lach veek a nale viII be dravn. If tbe individual has recycled that veek they will be awarded $25.00. If tbe individual did not recycle, nales will continue to be drawn until a winner is found. CHILD SAFITY - Soon it viII be sUlaer and our children will no longer be in school. Already cOlplaints have been received regarding children playing in the streets. Streets on which cOlplaints bave been received this year are Hill Road, Peltier Lake Drive and Center Street. It should also be stressed that it is the responsibility of each individual parent to lake sure that his/her child is not playing in or near tbe streets. The City is asking eacb parent to cooperate to help .ake this sUI.er a safe one. Thank you. THI APRIL 13, 1990 RICYCLING PARTICIPATION AHARD GOES TO BIll ARD VICII SCHMARTZ!! LAIK SANITATION WILL BE CONTACTING YOO IN THK NEAR FUTURE. THAN! YOO FOR YOOR PARTICIPATION. ARBOR DAY ~ Will be celebrated by Centerville on Friday, April 27, 1990. Trees viII be planted in the Centerville Hrights park area. Volunteers are needed. If you are able to help, please contact Hyra Spijer at 426-1339 or Centerville Klementary School Principal, Dan Kelly at 429-4704. The following three nales were drawn before the Schwartzes, bovever they did not recycle on April 13, 1990: Bruce and Jean Jarvis, Carol langas and Cheryl Van Lindes, and Deslond Inglund. Don't be discouraged, we put your nales back in the .hat.. Re.e.ber to recycle. IARTH DAY - Through the efforts of lany individuals, falilies, 4- H, Brownies, and Scouts Centerville will be celebrating Earth Day by cleaning up Hain Street, Centerville Road, the vater tover park, Central Park and the Royal Headows Park. Younger children witb adult supervision will clean up the park areas. Older children and adult volunteers will be cleaning the road sides. Day lilies viII also be planted in BOle of the above areas. The activities are expected to begin at 9:00 a.l. at the Centerville Klelentary School. At that tile vork kits, assign.ents, and safety instructions viII be passed out. At 11:00 a.l. a free lunch and award cere.ony viII be held at the Lino Lakes Senior Center. Intertainaent is planned to begin at about 11:45 a... Tbe festivities are expected to end at about 12:00 noon. SPRING CtEAR UP - Saturday, April 28, 9:00 a.l. to 2:00 p.l. at the Centerville City Ball Parking Lot. Two dUlpsters will be available to residents for disposing of yard debris. Brush lust be tied in bundles not larger than 18 inches in dialeter and 4 feet long. Debris not accepted viII be: hazardous vaste, paint, dirt, concrete. Tires viII be accepted at a charge of $~.OO each, payable to Lake Sanitation. RIVERS ARD tAilS CLIAN UP - June 2, 1990 has been designated as Rivers and Lakes Clean Up. Final details are in the process of being worked on. The Peltier Lake Association, the Centerville Lake Association and the Happy Hustlers 4-8 Club bave volunteered to assist in this clean up project. Their volunteerisl reflects their consciousness of our fragile environ.ent. All tbree