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Page 2 - Fall, 2009 PERMIT & CODE REQUIREMENTS BUILDING/MECHANICAL/PLUMBING & ELECTRICAL PERMITS ARE REQUIRED… WHEN IN QUESTIONS, CONTACT CITY HALL Did you know that if you are issued the permit and you have a contractor complete the work, you, not the contractor are responsible for the code compliance of the job? CITY CODE REQUIREMENTS-ORDINANCES DID YOU KNOW THAT IF YOU DEPOSIT LEAVES, GRASS CLIP-DISCHARGE OF YOUR SUMP PUMP PINGS OR PLACE OTHER DEBRIS (LANDSCAPE Please remember that your sump pump discharge should be directed to the exterior of your home and contained on your property, not into the ROCK/SAND/MULCH, ETC.) IN THE ROADWAY OR laundry tub. Public Works does sporadic compliance checks to ensure proper dis- DRAINAGE/UTILITY EASEMENT YOU ARE VIOLATING charge. CITY CODE... You are also adding to the sediment buildup in local drainage ponds and contrib- FREE PARKING PERMIT(S) utes nutrients that cause the algae that blooms in our lakes. Please dispose of Did you know that parking on the streets between the hours of 3:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. these items at the compost sites listed on Page 3. is prohibited? Did you know that Centerville’s parking permits are free? COUNTY/CITY WIDE CURFEW If you anticipate that you will have overnight guest(s) or your own vehicle will be temporarily parked on the street, please contact City Hall and we will be happy to provide you with a free Check with City Hall or the City’s website regarding details: (651) 429-3232 or , parking permit. Please be prepared to provide license plate #, yearmake, model and color of www.centervillemn.com. the vehicle that will be parked on the street overnight. ANIMAL LICENSING & LEASH LAW ENFORCED The City of Centerville Code regulates dogs/cats running at-large, excessive barking and licensing. The Centennial Lakes Police Department is authorized to enforce the City’s Code and you could be cited or your animal could be transported to Otter Lake Animal Hospital for running at-large with fees charged to you. City Hall will be licensing for the 2010-2011 period at the end of December. Please stop by to obtain your new license and provide us with a copy of your ani- mal’s current vaccination information. You can obtain a copy of the City’s Code regarding animals from the City’s web site at www.centervillemn.com, Chapter 90. Or if you have any questions, please feel free to City Hall. contact UPCOMING EVENTS CENTERVILLE LION’S 17TH ANNUAL HAUNTED HOUSE GOOD TURN EVENT (Cont’d) The Centerville Lion’s will be holding their annual haunted Participating businesses: house at Laurie LaMotte Memorial Park from 7:00 p.m. to American Family Insurance—1883 Main Street 10:00 p.m. October 23, 24, 30 & 31, 2009. There will be a CenterMart—1801 Main Street bonfire and concessions. Hay Rides will be weather de- Centerville Floral & Gifts —1865 Main Street pendent. Please bring a non-perishable food donation in Centerville Pet Foods—1885 Main Street exchange for a $2 discount to enter the haunted house. Corner Express—1990 Main Street Fees for the haunted house are $7 for adults (12 & older) Farmers Insurance—1737 Main Street and $5 for children under 12. Jeds Liquor—7093-20th Avenue South Main Street Liquor Barrel—1875 Main Street GOOD TURN EVENT Wiseguys Pizza—7095-20th Avenue South The City of Centerville will be hosting a City Wide “Good Turn” event on Saturday, The City would like to show its appreciation for donations by providing those who November 7, 2009 from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Fairview donate at the above stated businesses an opportunity to participate in a give-a-way Lakes Hospital will be holding a health fair and several of up to $300 in “Cougar Cash”. One registration form per day per business with Anoka County Service organizations will be on hand and donation. (Additional rules apply for the drawing*). available to assist residents. Members of the Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) will also be on If you prefer, you may set out any of the above stated items on your doorstep Sat- hand. urday, November 7, 2009 prior to 9:30 a.m. and volunteers will pick up your dona- tion(s). However, if you choose to donate in this fashion, you will give up the op- The event will be kicked off with acceptance of donations portunity to earn a registration form for the “Cougar Cash” drawing. of the following items at local businesses commencing October 31—November 7, 2009 during normal business hours: One winner per household, must be 18 years of age or older, you do not have to be present to win, one registration per day per business with donation(s) and members Centennial Food Shelf—Non-perishable food items. of all Committee/Commission/Council/City of Centerville Staff and their family mem- Anoka County Humane Society—Canned dog/puppy, cat/kitten food, used/clean bers are ineligible for the drawing. bath towels, shredded paper and clay kitty litter. NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION Cell Phones for Soldiers—Used cell phones (terminate service, clear memory of Centennial School Board operating levy referendum—November 3, 2009, Polling contacts and other stored information and remove SIM card). These phones will Place—Centerville Elementary School, 1721 Westview Street. provide an hour of talk time to soldiers abroad. ST. GENEVIEVE’S ANNUAL GIFT EXPO & SILENT AUCTION Alexandra House—Personal care items (not travel size), diapers and baby wipes. 6995 Centerville Road Centerville Lions Club—Hearing aids, used eyeglasses and used ink cartridges. Music Ministry and Youth Group are hosting a pre-holiday event on Saturday, November 14, 2009 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Over 50 vendors are anticipated from in-home consultants to local crafters. Products from Pampered Chef, Stampin’ up, Discovery Toys and Watkins will be available. Event included: Grab bags for the first 50 shoppers, countless items under $10, hourly door prizes, and fresh cinnamon rolls.