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3743 -(651) 426 Council Member Linda Broussard Vickers 7892-(651) 426 Council Member Jeff Paar 1254-(651) 426 Council Member Tom Lee 1732-(651) 653 Council Member Mary Capra 1830-(651) 653 Mayor Terry Sweeney Council Members Circle Pines—Our Saviors Church1971 -(651) 784 Local Food Shelf Father Fitzgerald St. Genevieve’s Catholic Church7937 -(651) 429 Closest Church 9799-(651) 982 Country Inn & Suites (Forest Lake) 7131 (WBL)-(651) 429 AmericInn—Closest Hotel 8007-(651) 429 Wargo Nature Center 7564-(651) 426 Rice Creek Campground 1965-(651) 429 (Arden Hills) 3401 -(763) 422 Drivers License Exam (Anoka) 8777-(800) 275 Hugo Post Office 5400-(763) 323 Anoka County Property Tax 5730-(763) 323 Anoka County Compost 3333-(651) 222 1111-(800) 244 4999-(800) 895 0002-(651) 454 Additional Helpful Telephone Numbers 4750. - for In Ground Sprinkler Systems.Are You Aware that a Plumbing Permit is Required 4750 -Please contact the Building Official at (651) 429 Additions & Renovations?? Finishing Basements?? Fences that exceed 6 feet?? Decks?? Siding?? Roofing-Re?? Some window installations?? Improvements:Building Permits Are Required for the Following owner. City exercises its right to abate on behalf of the property reimbursement if the property owner fails to comply and the Ordinance #50 also addresses City abatement and to their property within 24 hours after its deposit thereon. removal of snow, ice, dirt and rubbish from sidewalks adjacent City Ordinance #50, requires property owners to provide for Around the Corner!Yes, Snow is Just —Cleaning of Sidewalks 178.3070 x -please contact Rice Creek Watershed District (763) 398If you have questions regarding waterways, rain gardens, etc, 5700.-(763) 323If you have questions regarding compost sites, please contact 5 p.m.—Sunday Noon 5 p.m.—Saturday 9 a.m. sunset) 7 p.m. (or —Tuesday & Thursday 10 a.m. Monday, Wednesday, Friday Closed 7701 Main Street, Lino Lakes Rice Creek Chain of Lakes 5 p.m.—Sunday Noon 5 p.m.—Saturday 9 a.m. 7 p.m. (or sunset)—Friday 10 a.m.—Monday Did You Know? That raking removes excess organic debris and helps maintain water quality? Since our streets are connected to area waters through storm drains, it is important to keep grass clippings, leaf litter and other organic debris off driveways, sidewalks and streets. In winter, freezing and thawing can cause leaves and other organic debris to release soluble forms of phosphate (and nitrates). When these chemicals run off frozen ground during spring snow melt and early spring rains, they can end up in surface water. Please compost these items appropriately. Dumping in wetlands are prohibited. Wetlands are valuable natural resources that improve our quality of life and are worth protecting. Wetlands filter water and improve water quality, enhance recreational activities such as birding, hunting and fishing, provide educational opportunities, help control flooding, provide wildlife habitat and provide products we consume everyday. You can help the quality of our wetlands by composting your leaves, grass clippings and compost on an upland portion on your property so the nutrients do not leech into the low area. There is a nominal fee of $20.00 and a $.50 surcharge fee for an The idea is to not load wetlands with excessive nutrients. in ground sprinkler system and a permit may be obtained at Dumping compost into a wetland is like throwing bags of City Hall. If you have questions, please feel free to call: (651) fertilizer directly into the wetland. In fact, under the 1991 429 Minnesota Wetland Conservation Act (WCA), it is considered a misdemeanor to dispose compost, leaves, grass clippings or anything else that does not originate in the wetland into a protected wetland. Gopher State One Call Compost Sites: Excel Energy Bunker Hills Qwest (Telephone) 13285 Hanson Boulevard, Coon Rapids Comcast (Cable)