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swynncentervillemn@gmail.com Jr. Council Member Sophie Wynn 7937-792-651 arios@centervillemn.com Council Member Anita Rios 7801-206-651 dmosher@centervillemn.com Council Member Darrin Mosher 7946-792-651 dkubat@centervillemn.com Council Member David Kubat 9448-653-651 rkoski@centervillemn.com Council Member Russ Koski 7941-792-651 ngolden@centervillemn.com Mayor Nancy Golden Council Members crease, which results in increased fees to residents.s system during rain events and fees for wastewater treatment con?nue to in-’loaded MCESes for treatment of these discharges. The discharges of groundwater treatment has over-grant, $7,500 max grant award on a $10,000 project). This grant may assist ci?es in surcharg-max. grant award on a $10,000 project) and Equity grant (home is 25+ years old), ($75% sult in the repair or replace of sewer service lateral line. Standard Grant (50% grant, $5,000 connect; and sewer service lateral inspec?on and cleaning costs if televising and cleaning re-?on drain disconnec?ons and new sump pump, if associated with the founda?on drain dis-Eligible I & I Repairs are as follows: private sewer lateral repair and/or replacement; founda-and other infrastructure that may be contribu?ng clear water to the wastewater system. I & I grant program which allows the city to assist residents with the costs of repairing pipes The City of Centerville is par?cipa?ng in a Metropolitan Council Environment Services (MCES) INFLOW & INFILTRATION (I & I) ON PRIVATE PROPERTY north of Revoir Street320’ Street; All of Pel?er Circle; Old Mill Road from city limits to north of Center 200’ south to Center Street to 200’ of Partridge Place; Dupre Road from north 280’ Road; All of Tourville Circle; All of Oak Circle; Pheasant Lane from Center Street to from Heritage Street to the west city limits; Center Street from Centerville Road east to Dupre north of Brian Court; Heritage Street from Centerville Road to LaMo?e Drive; LaMo?e Drive 150’ Shad Avenue from Main Street north to Fox Run; Brian Drive south from Main Street to The following roads are included in the project: available at the hearing. reasonable es?mate of the impact of the assessment will be $647,797 city funding and $138,689 special assessments. A The es?mated costs of the improvements are as follows: 429.111. improvements pursuant to Minnesota Statute §429.011 to The Council will be taking input and considering making the 2025 MILL & OVERLAY PROJECT MN 55038, commencing at 6:30 p.m. or shortly therea?er.March 26, 2025, at City Hall in Council Chambers, located at 1880 Main Street, Centerville, s City Council will be mee?ng and reques?ng input from residents on Wednesday, ’Centerville UPCOMING PUBLIC HEARINGS Wells ahead of ?me so she can research your ques?ons prior to the mee?ng.cil Chambers. If you plan to appear at this mee?ng to appeal your property, please call Mary Wednesday, April 23, 2025, at 6:30 p.m., or shortly therea?er, at Centerville City Hall in Coun-peal op?on, which is at the Centerville Local Board of Appeal & Equaliza?on mee?ng, held on it. Many issues can be resolved with a phone call to the Assessor. There is also a formal ap-1966, Ext #1 to discuss -412-is incorrect, call the Centerville City Assessor, Mary Wells at 763Regarding the Valua?on No?ce: If you believe the valua?on or classiﬁca?on of your property -Tax-Your-h?ps://www.anokacounty.us/281/About Anoka County has an online resource at:be based on in 2026). For general ques?ons about these statements, Taxes Payable in 2025 and Valua?on No?ces (2024 Value that taxes will March, Anoka County will be mailing out statements for Property -In mid Taxes Payable 2025 Statements and Valua?on No?ces ASSESSOR CORNER March, 2025 Volume 1, Issue 2 CENTERVILLE BULLETIN you InformedStriving to Keep Centerville Bulletin