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HomeMy WebLinkAbout04Vol. 1 Issue 2 Message from the Mayor April 2006 I appreciate this opportunity to communicate with you every month. We are trying to make the information not only timely, but easy and fun to read. If you have not visited our city website at www.cilyofchubbuck.us we encourage you to do so. It is not only informative, but gives you an easy way to communicate with us. We have just completed registration of those interested in our youth baseball and girls softball programs. We appreciate those who participate in any way in these valuable activities. Later in the spring and early summer they will be regularly playing games in our city facilities. Take some time to come out and watch. It is GOOD entertainment. We encourage you to spruce up the exterior of your homes and yards as weather permits. We will be participating in an area -wide Spring Clean-up on May 6ffi. It will include formulating groups to "pick-up" designated areas of the city. If you would like to participate either individually or as a group, please let us know. More information on this activity will be forthcoming. Thanks to all of you who make Chubbuck such a marvelous place to live and do business. Commercial Dumpsters & Compactor Trucks Snake River Dispose -All has compactor trucks handling the commercial front-end load dumpsters. Compactors can not handle the following materials: rocks, cement, dirt, roofing, metal, sheet rock, boards or posts over 2 feet long, furniture, large appliances, bicycles, palettes, large pieces of carpet & carpet padding, or tree limbs. Household hazardous waste such as gas/oil, antifreeze, household batteries, paints, cleaners, and pesticides/herbicides should alwy s be taken to the Bannock County Landfill hazardous waste collection site on the first Saturday of each month, from April to October. Help keep our groundwater clean! p\Adttwtiuration\General OffcI MiSONewsletter MateriaNJEW EDITION\Test. Issue 2.wpd Mayor England Branch Chipping This Spring As a courtesy, each spring season the Maintenance Department will come to your home and chip smaller branches trimmed from bushes or trees until the end_ These branches must be no more than 4 inches in diameter at the base and must be placed in your front yard behind the sidewalk. When you are ready, just call Public Works at 237- 2430, and we will put you on our list for chipping. It may take a day or two, depending on how busy our Maintenance crew is at the time. Remember, this service is only through June 30``'! Also consider the Spring Cleanup on May 6`' for getting your property looking sharp. F TS along your street were lower or reduce crime in the neighborhood. We count on our residents to report lights that are not working, and the city is paying for them whether they burn or not. They are not metered for kilowatt hours. You can help us keep this important service running for your convenience and security. Please call Public Works at 237-2430 about any street lights that are broken or burned out. We will notify Idaho Power so they can fix it, which may take up to two weeks. Your New Cleanup Connection We are happy to announce the city has arranged with the county landfill to waive charges related to our cleanup truck. In the past, this dump truck was brought to households for an initial fee of $28,00 per load, Beginning April 1, this new arrangement will allow a household to use the cleanup truck ONCE per year at no charge. The name for this new program is Cleanup Connection, All rules regarding waste that is restricted still apply. In general, hazardous waste and construction project materials, such as shingles and concrete, are not allowed in the truck or in any of our sanitation containers at all. We encourage citizens to take advantage of this opportunity to make their yards or neighborhoods cleaner and more attractive at no cost! To check available dates, call Public Works at 237-2430, but you must visit in person to reserve our Cleanup Connection truck, Tell It To City Hall In our democratic form of government, city employees are public servants, We are anxious to serve you the best way we can. There are many maintenance and operational problems that are faced daily. City employees find many of these problems and take care of them before citizens become aware of them. Other times, you may spot something we have missed. We encourage you to tell us about these problems, so we can fix them for you. There are also times you might wish to pass on a good word to city workers. We invite you to use this form to "Tell It To City Hall": Name Address Phone Date Problem or Location Concerned (please be as specific as possible): 71 STREETS: holes, bumps, loose gravel, drain or curb needs work, etc, O TRAFFIC SIGNS: missing, damaged, location problem, new sign needed, etc, O TREES: limb too low, blocks traffic signal, diseased or dead, etc, Mescribe: LAAdministra i,,nlGeneral Of HceWIISC\Newsletcer NlaterialWEW EDITIOMVu1 1, Issue 2.wp1