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<br />Overnight
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<br />parking
<br />
<br />The City of
<br />Centerville does
<br />not allow
<br />parking on City
<br />streets between
<br />3:30 to 7 a.m. If
<br />you have a need to park on the street
<br />between the posted hours, contact City
<br />Hall at 429-3232 to arrange for a
<br />temporary parking permit. For more
<br />information on policies or procedures
<br />please call City Hall.
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<br />Rent &.. Tax Rebate!
<br />
<br />County Commissioner Margaret
<br />Langfeld will be at City Hall on
<br />Tuesday, April 22 from 1 to 3 p.m. to
<br />assist seniors citizens and persons with
<br />disabilities to prepare tax credit forms.
<br />Questions and additional information
<br />call 422-7090.
<br />
<br />Check the batteries in your smoke
<br />detector to see if they need to be
<br />changed. Think safety!
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<br />Welcome to
<br />Centerville
<br />Automotive Drive
<br />Line Service
<br />
<br />Ground breaking on the new
<br />Automotive Drive Line (ADL)
<br />business took place on Friday,
<br />March 28. ADL specializes in
<br />rebuilding and manufacturing
<br />exhaust systems, brakes, drive
<br />shafts, mufflers and clutches. ADL
<br />is new to Centerville, the business
<br />is a branch of the Minneapolis
<br />business on University Avenue. For
<br />service or questions, call owner/
<br />operator Craig Kozar at 789-3553.
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<br />Animal Control
<br />
<br />The City of Centerville has
<br />contracted animal service with Otter
<br />Lake Animal Care Center, 6848 Otter
<br />Lake Road, Hugo. The phone number
<br />is 426-8871. The service change is
<br />more convenient for residents.
<br />
<br />Senior Housing Update
<br />
<br />The Centerville City Council is
<br />considering a proposal to purchase four
<br />acres of land near the downtown area for
<br />a future senior housing site. The advan-
<br />tages of the site are convenient location,
<br />adjacent water and sewer utilities, ample
<br />size and good condition of the property. If
<br />a purchase agreement is reached, the City
<br />would continue to work with Anoka
<br />County Housing and Redevelopment
<br />Authority (HRA), its consultants, and
<br />local volunteers in developing a final
<br />design.
<br />The 1996 market study for the project
<br />recommended cottage style housing,
<br />although it is currently not feasible due to
<br />high construction costs. An alternative
<br />sty Ie that is more affordable is a 16-unit,
<br />one-story apartment building that in-
<br />cludes a community room for seniors.
<br />
<br />This design was presented at an informa-
<br />tional meeting in December and received
<br />a favorable response from many of the
<br />senior citizens in attendance. Currently,
<br />city staff receives about five phone calls
<br />per week for information about senior
<br />housing.
<br />The City Council decided to make
<br />senior housing a priority at a recent
<br />strategic planning session; however, it is
<br />unlikely that any construction would
<br />begin in 1997.
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<br />Spring 1997
<br />
<br />Annual Safety Camp
<br />
<br />Priority registration ends June 27
<br />Thursdny, August 7
<br />7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
<br />Rice Lake Elementary School
<br />Fee: $10 per person
<br />Priority registration deadline: June 27
<br />This one-day program will increase your child's knowledge and awareness of all
<br />as~ects o.f safety, wh.ile they have fun. The subject matter to be covered at this camp
<br />WIll be bike safety, fIre safety, 911 procedure, water safety, personal safety, electrical
<br />safety, outdoor safety, and first-aid. The camp is set in an informative, but fun and
<br />exciting atmosphere. the camp fee includes lunch, shirt, special giveaways and an
<br />awards ceremony at the end of the day. This program is intended for children who
<br />have finished third grade in the 1996/97 school year. Contact the Lino Lakes Parks
<br />and Recreation Department at 780-1885 or Centennial Fire Department at 784-7472
<br />for more information.
<br />. Preregi~tration is required and limited to the first 100 participants. Priority will be
<br />gIven to reSIdents residing in Lino Lakes, Circle Pines, Lexington and Centerville
<br />until June 27. After this date, any person who wishes to register may do so.
<br />
<br />This Safety Camp is brought to you by the following agencies: Centennial Fire District
<br />Lexington Fire Department, Lino Lakes Parks and Recreation Department, Lino Lakes and
<br />Circle Pines-Lexington Police Departments.
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<br />: Safety Camp Registration form :
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<br />. Participant: ·
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<br />. City: Zip:.
<br />: Phone (day): (eve):
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<br />. Safety Camp ·
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<br />. Thursday, August 7 -- 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. ·
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<br />. fee: $tO ·
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<br />. Parents: Include your last name if it is different from your child's name: -
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<br />: Participant Agreement: I, the participant, in consideration of my being permitted to :
<br />. participate in the activity, do hereby agree to hold harmless, the Lino Lakes Park and Recreation -
<br />. Depart.ment, City of Lino Lakes, Centennial School District and their employees., Centennial -
<br />: FIre DIstnct, LeXington FIre Department, Lino Lakes and Circle Pines-Lexington Police :
<br />. Department and theIr agents from any and all liability for any personal injury or death which may -
<br />. occur from my partICIpatIon In thIS actIvity. ThIS waver includes any injuries which may result -
<br />: from the conditIOn of the faCIlities and any improvements hereto. :
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<br />: Participant/Guardian Date :
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<br />: Ma~e checks payable to Centennial Fire District and mail to Safety Camp, 7741 :
<br />. Lake Dnve, Lino Lakes, MN 55014. For more information call the Lino Lakes Parks -
<br />: and Recreation Department at 780-1885 or Centennial Fire District at 784-7472. :
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<br />Building permits
<br />
<br />Decks:
<br />Building permits are required for
<br />any deck that is atttached to a struc-
<br />ture or any detached deck 30 inches
<br />or more above the grade.
<br />Please adhere to the following
<br />bulding regulations for decks. More
<br />information is available at City Hall.
<br />Frost Footings: Required for any
<br />deck that is attached to a dwelling or
<br />garage that has frost footings.
<br />Guardrails: All decks 30 inches
<br />or more above grade must be pro-
<br />tected by a guardrail. Guardrails shall
<br />be 36 inches minimum height. Open
<br />guardrails and stair railings shall have
<br />intermediate rails or an ornamental
<br />pattern such that a 4-inch sphere
<br />cannot pass through.
<br />Handrails: Required for stair-
<br />ways and must be gripable.
<br />Flashing: All connections
<br />between deck and dwelling shall be
<br />weatherproof. Any cuts in exterior
<br />finish shall be flashed or caulked.
<br />Basement:
<br />The City Council approved a flat
<br />building permit fee of $50 to finish
<br />existing basements. Permit applica-
<br />tions can be obtained at City Hall.
<br />
<br />Permit Application
<br />
<br />1. Complete and sign the building
<br />permit application form.
<br />2. Submit a sketch of lot and
<br />dimensions indicating house and
<br />proposed deck location and size.
<br />3. Include a drawing of deck
<br />details and footing details.
<br />4. After plan review, a permit will
<br />be issued indicating any modifications
<br />required by the building inspector.
<br />
<br />Inspections
<br />
<br />Footings must be inspected
<br />before pouring concrete. Final
<br />inspection is required after deck is
<br />completed.
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