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City Hall 5160 Yellowstone / PO Bos 5604 237-2400 September 2013
Vol. 8 Issue 9
Message from the Mayor:
On the 28th of August I made public that I will not seek a third term as Mayor in the upcoming Municipal Elec-
tion. The decision was not an easy one. It has been such an honor and privilege to serve in this office for the
past 8 years. I recognize the great trust that comes with this responsibility and have tried to honor that trust. I
look forward to continue moving the City forward for the remainder of my time in office.
The long awaited completion of Knudsen Boulevard is nearing. They are finishing the sidewalk and landscap-
ing. As many of you know, the signal on the Yellowstone end is functioning now. A ribbon cutting with the
Chamber of Commerce has been scheduled for the afternoon of September l Its' at 3:00 PM. All of the barriers
will then be removed and the signal on Hawthorne will be activated. The ceremony is planned for the Haw-
thorne end of the new road. It is our hope that this improvement in our road system will greatly enhance the
future growth of the City.
Over the time I have been authoring this part of the City newsletter, I have tried to conclude with a version of
the same statement. 1 certainly am still of the same opinion that "CHUBBUCK IS A GREAT PLACE TO
LIVE AND DO BUSINESS."
Mayor England
Note From Our Police Department
The new school year is beginning which means
that kids are going to be on the streets going to school.
The Chubbuck Police Department would like to remind drivers that chil-
dren can be expected near school zones and streets near schools. Please
moderate your speed in school zones and in neighborhoods, and watch
for children.
Parking vehicles at our homes sometimes pose challenges. Some
residential developments have small driveways with insufficient space to
park between the sidewalk and the garage door. Cars parked on drive-
ways in these areas usually leave no clearance for the sidewalk causing
the vehicle to obstruct the sidewalk. Please consider others right to "free
passage" of the sidewalks by not obstructing sidewalks.
If we can keep these issues in mind and abide by these laws we
can continue to enjoy this wonderful place to live. You may clarify these
codes by going to:
http://www.cityofchubbuck.us/cpd/
codeenforcement.aspx or by calling 237-7172
and asking for Code Enforcement.
Information for
Level Pay
Citizens who have had
utility service with the City of
Chubbuck for 12 consecutive
months with no late payments
qualify for level pay.
The level pay amount for
citizens currently on level pay
has been adjusted for the August
bill payable by September 15th.
Applications for level pay arc
available at City Hall.
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Chubbuck Days Awards
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Car Show:
l Mayor's Choice - Sponsored by: FleetPride Truck & Trailer Parts
Winner —Danny Cloverdale with a 1957 Chevy Truck
Awarded a trophy & $100.00
1st Place Award - Sponsored by: U -Joint Auto Parts
Winner—Kevin Taresh with a 1929 Ford Tudor
Awarded a trophy & car cleaning supplies and brushes
2nd Place Award—Sponsored by Napa Auto Parts
Winner – Dick and Linda Wasia with a 1958 Studebaker Golden Hawk
Awarded a trophy & $30.00 Gift Certificate to NAPA
Parade:
Mayor's Choice Award, Sponsored by JR Simplot Company
Winner —Hoops Academy
Awarded a plaque 9V
7th Annual Chubbuck Days Tennis Tournament Results
The 7th annual Chubbuck Days Tennis Tournament was another great success. We had 65
participants that competed over 3 days of competition. Thanks to all the sponsors for their
contributions in making this tournament the largest tennis tournament in our area. A special thanks to Han-
sen Home Builders, The Idaho Skin Institute, Hancock Dental, Mortgage Specialists, Rockwell Homes,
Drew and Cindy McRoberts.
Results: EJ Norton defended his Men's Open Singles title defeating Barry Smith in straight sets.
Craig Sears and Aaron Casebolt won the Open Doubles division. Tim Harrison dominated both singles and
doubles in the Men's 3.5 level. Tim took down Scott England in singles then partnered with his cousin Matt
Armstrong to win the 3.5 doubles.
On the ladies side, 15 year old Andrea Osborn took home the singles title without dropping a set.
Stacey Stoddard and Carolyn Jensen defended their Open doubles title while Patsy LaPoint and Kathy
Stocks won the 3.5 doubles championship.
Snowbird Account Policy
If you are absent from your residence for a full calendar month or more
You qualms for the Snowbird Utility Account Policy.
I . Water must be shut off and sanitation containers must be removed during the
absence from your home.
2. Once conditions are met the City of Chubbuck utility charges for water, sewer
and refuse will be waived during your absence.