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Trail Talk ......... .
Pet Policy ............ 2
Arbor Day 2
Early Shorewood ....... 3
Building Permits ....... 3
Senior Corner ......... 3
Recycling News........ 3
Shorewood Map ....... 4
Road Restrictions ...... 4
Lawn Care ........ Insert
W HAT'S ONE OF the best and most
economical things you can do to
improve the water quality in lakes, streams
and wetlands? Use lawn fertilizers that do
not contain phosphorus. Look for a zero as
the middle number in the fertilizers you buy.
Why? Because phosphorus is naturally
abundant in soils throughout Minnesota, and
in the metropolitan area in particular. Excess
phosphorus runs off and ends up in ditches,
storm sewers, wetlands, streams, and lakes.
Most bags of lawn fertilizer, especially those
manufactured for the nationwide market, have
several pounds of phosphorus in them.
The Shorewood City Council is vitally
interested in improving water quality. It is
supporting legislation that would place strong
limitations on the use and the sale of lawn
fertilizers containing phosphorus. For
years, most efforts have been focused on
consumer education, with the hope that
informed consumers will make appropriate
choices; however, not much consumer
demand has developed for phosphorus -free
fertilizers. By,iE miting the sale of such
phosphorus fertilizers, it is expected that
phosphorus -free fertilizers will be on
retailers' shelves, and the use of phosphorus
will decli ne dramatically. Remember when
the federal government banned the use of
phosphates in detergents 30 years ago? It's
the same idea for fertilizers.
Please refer to the insert in this month's
issue of the Shore Report for further tips
and information on phosphorus and
phosphorus -free fertilizers.
Board of Review Spring Clean-up
Reminder Planned for May
P ROPERTY OWNERS SHOULD have / ARK YOUR CALENDAR and think
received their property valuation 1V1 Spring! The Annual
notices in the mail. If you have Shorewood Spring Clean-up will be
questions about your valuation, you .. on Saturday, May 19. This event
should contact the City Assessor at offers a combination of curbside
(952) 249 -4640, or the Hennepin County pickup of yard waste, brush and small
Assessor's office at (612) 348 -3046. If you household rubbish, and a limited drop -off
are not satisfied following your discussion site for larger items to be disposed of, such
with the assessor, you may appeal to the Local as tires and appliances. Specific details will
Board of Review, scheduled on Monday, April be provided in the May issue of the Shore
16, 7 p.m. at Shorewood City Hall. Report.
ONE OPENING REMAINS ON THE SHOREWOOD PLANNING COMMISSION. THIS
VOLUNTEER POSITION IS FOR A THRF,E -YEAR TERM. THE PLANNING COMMISSION
MEETS APPROXIMATELY TWO TIMES EACH MONTH AT CITY HALL. IF YOU WOULD
LIKE TO BE CONSIDERED FOR THIS VOLUNTEER POSITION, PLEASE CONTACT CITY
HALL AT (952) 474 -3236.
SHOREWOOD EVENTS
4/3
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Planning Commission Meeting
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4/9
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City Council Meeting
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4/10
7:30
Park Commission Meeting
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4/13
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4/16
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Board of Review
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Planning Commission Meeting
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4/23
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4/24
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LCEC Meeting
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Arbor Day Tree Planting
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Trail Talk ......... .
Pet Policy ............ 2
Arbor Day 2
Early Shorewood ....... 3
Building Permits ....... 3
Senior Corner ......... 3
Recycling News........ 3
Shorewood Map ....... 4
Road Restrictions ...... 4
Lawn Care ........ Insert
W HAT'S ONE OF the best and most
economical things you can do to
improve the water quality in lakes, streams
and wetlands? Use lawn fertilizers that do
not contain phosphorus. Look for a zero as
the middle number in the fertilizers you buy.
Why? Because phosphorus is naturally
abundant in soils throughout Minnesota, and
in the metropolitan area in particular. Excess
phosphorus runs off and ends up in ditches,
storm sewers, wetlands, streams, and lakes.
Most bags of lawn fertilizer, especially those
manufactured for the nationwide market, have
several pounds of phosphorus in them.
The Shorewood City Council is vitally
interested in improving water quality. It is
supporting legislation that would place strong
limitations on the use and the sale of lawn
fertilizers containing phosphorus. For
years, most efforts have been focused on
consumer education, with the hope that
informed consumers will make appropriate
choices; however, not much consumer
demand has developed for phosphorus -free
fertilizers. By,iE miting the sale of such
phosphorus fertilizers, it is expected that
phosphorus -free fertilizers will be on
retailers' shelves, and the use of phosphorus
will decli ne dramatically. Remember when
the federal government banned the use of
phosphates in detergents 30 years ago? It's
the same idea for fertilizers.
Please refer to the insert in this month's
issue of the Shore Report for further tips
and information on phosphorus and
phosphorus -free fertilizers.
Board of Review Spring Clean-up
Reminder Planned for May
P ROPERTY OWNERS SHOULD have / ARK YOUR CALENDAR and think
received their property valuation 1V1 Spring! The Annual
notices in the mail. If you have Shorewood Spring Clean-up will be
questions about your valuation, you .. on Saturday, May 19. This event
should contact the City Assessor at offers a combination of curbside
(952) 249 -4640, or the Hennepin County pickup of yard waste, brush and small
Assessor's office at (612) 348 -3046. If you household rubbish, and a limited drop -off
are not satisfied following your discussion site for larger items to be disposed of, such
with the assessor, you may appeal to the Local as tires and appliances. Specific details will
Board of Review, scheduled on Monday, April be provided in the May issue of the Shore
16, 7 p.m. at Shorewood City Hall. Report.
ONE OPENING REMAINS ON THE SHOREWOOD PLANNING COMMISSION. THIS
VOLUNTEER POSITION IS FOR A THRF,E -YEAR TERM. THE PLANNING COMMISSION
MEETS APPROXIMATELY TWO TIMES EACH MONTH AT CITY HALL. IF YOU WOULD
LIKE TO BE CONSIDERED FOR THIS VOLUNTEER POSITION, PLEASE CONTACT CITY
HALL AT (952) 474 -3236.
SHOREWOOD EVENTS
4/3
7:00
Planning Commission Meeting
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4/9
7:00
City Council Meeting
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4/10
7:30
Park Commission Meeting
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4/13
HOLIDAY -City Offices Close at Noon
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4/16
7:00
Board of Review
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4/17
7:00
Planning Commission Meeting
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4/23
7:00
City Council Meeting
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4/24
5:45
LCEC Meeting
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4/28
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Arbor Day Tree Planting
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Co rn awnications Corner
Trail ( nd Park) Talk
Gardens Bloom Again
Keeping You Informed
S TAYING IN TOUCH with City Hall has never been easier! Not only do you have
the Shore Report mailed monthly to your home, you also have access to
Shorewood's Web site and to Shoreline, our telephone information line.
The Web site includes the latest information available for the residents of
Shorewood. Adding a bookmark so you can keep up with the changes and new
information being added to the site is a great idea! Check out the Web site at
www.ci.shorewood.mn.us
For residents not yet comfortable with the computer world, we continue to
update and maintain our 24 -hour telephone information line, Shoreline. Call
(952) 474 -3236, ext. l to leave a message, or dial ext. 2 for the information line.
Any suggestions regarding inl you would like to see on the
Shorewood Web site or listed in the Shoreline or the Shore Report can
be prat on the Shoreline information line, or contact City gall.
Help Your Pet Remain Everyone's Friend
HEN THE WEATHER Warms up
everyone wants to get outside and
soak in some sun and fresh air! This
includes man's best friend! Dog owners
should remember a few rules
that can help keep their pet
in the good graces of those"
around them:
• Dogs in Shorewood must
have a license and the tag
must be securely attached
around the dog's neck at all
times during the license period. Contact
City Hall if you need a dog license.
• The person in custody of any pet is
responsible for cleaning up any feces of
the animal and disposing of it in a
sanitary manner. "Mutt Mitt" dispensers
are provided along the LRT trail near the
Eureka Road intersection and at the
Freeman Park entrance. Always carry
your own plastic bag on walks.
• Dogs must be under restraint either
by leash or chain, or be
within ten feet of the
person having custody of
it and be obedient to the
command of that person.
h • Barking continuously
over a five- minute period
of time with one- minute
or less lapse of time between each animal
noise during the five - minute period is
considered a nuisance and should be
controlled by the person taking care of
the dog.
Although you love and trust your pet,
there are many people around you who
might not share your warm regard for
animals. By following the few rules
listed above, your pet can be your best
friend and a friend to those around you.
City Council incetin,{;s can be seen € n
Cable Channel S tit the f'ollo4
times:
'larch 26 Meeting
Tuesday. April 3 at 5:30 P.M.
Friday, April 6 at 1:30 P.m.
April 9 Meeting
Tuesday. April 17 at 5:30 P.m.
Friday, April 20 at 1:30 P.M.
If You Need Help
If you are faced with an animal
control issue, you can direct complaints,
inquiries and requests to:
• Orono Police Department
(952) 249 -4700 or
• Shorewood City ?;tall
(952) 474 -3236
After business hours contact Dispatch at
(763) 525 -6210 or 911. Ask for an animal
control officer or law enforcement officer
to call you or to come to your home.
M ANY of os ARE eager to greet the
warm weather of spring by
digging into our garden beds and
beginning the transformation of winter's
hard gray ground to summer's beautiful
colors. Thanks to many generous
Shorewood gardeners, the City gardens
will not be left out!
The Adopt -a- Garden program started
two years ago in Shorewood has been
an overwhelming success! Last year the
gardeners had such a great time, most
have agreed to come back and adopt their
gardens again this year! Silverwood
Park is still available and in need of
volunteers. Adoption responsibilities
include planting, weeding, litter pickup
and general garden maintenance.
A small stipend is provided to assist
volunteers with plant purchases and
other costs associated with the garden.
For more information contact City Hall
at (952) 474 -3236.
Thanks to the 2001 Volunteers
When you admire the gardens of
Shorewood this summer, please
remember to thank the following
volunteers:
City Hall
Nancy Stebbins
Freeman Park
Diane Agnew
Lucinda Kircher
Manor Park
South Shore
Gardeners
I3 South Shore Center
Karen Newberg
Community Events
Celebrate Arbor Day
ATIONAL ARBOR DAY is Friday,
April 27. Each year, the City
Council establishes a community day of
observance to celebrate
the beauty and valuable
qualities of trees. The
Shorewood Park
Commission will
sponsor the planting of a tree on April
28. Residents are encouraged to join the
City and plant a new tree on that day.
THE SHORE REPORT /APRIL 2001 2
early z >hot
0 UR WINTER THIS year has been a
long, snowy one- -more like the
kind we expect in Minnesota. Before we
think we're getting more than our share
of the white stuff, here are "highlights"
of a winter nearly 50 years ago, as
published in "Happenings Around
Excelsior" by Ellen Wilson Meyer.
"(The winter of 1952) was a great time
for the Winter Carnival with the year's
snowfall ten inches above normal ...
There were skating and skiing races, a
dog derby, and the parade down Water
Street (in Excelsior) ... As in other years,
the coronation of the Carnival queen took
place at evening festivities beside the
high school's skating rink ... 46
"(On March 22) it was still snowing.
An impressive 14 inches of the white
stuff fell during the day, bringing the
winter's total to 78.3 inches."
So, in grand Minnesota tradition,
snow wasn't a problem - -it was an excuse
for winter fun. But that's not to say our
own spring days that are finally arriving
won't be appreciated!
RecVchng News.
Order Your Compost Bin by 4120
oME COMPOST BINS are
available to Shorewood residents
through Hennepin County
Environmental Services.
The bins, valued at $69,
cost residents only $15
l�k
and can be purchased
through April 20. c
Order forms for the �r
bins are available on the
Shorewood Web page or }
at City Hall. A bin is on
display at City Hall.
The bins can be picked up between 9
a.m. and 1 p.m., Saturday, May 19 at
Shorewood's Public Works Facility.
Delivery service may be available for an
additional $5.
For more information, contact
Hennepin County, (612) 348 -4919, or
the City of Shorewood, (952) 474 -3236.
H ome Improvement Season is Dare
W ITH SPRING COMES the need or
desire to repair or remodel some
household structures. Many of these
projects require a building permit from
the City. This requirement is for your
protection
and safety
and provides
" the Building
<,.. and Planning
Departments
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with an
under 120 square feet, on grade patio:
and driveways, do not require a permi
but are controlled by regulations. Pleasu
contact City Hall if you plan this type o'
improvement so we can help you
understand the requirements.
If you have questions about the
building permit process, or if you ar£-
unsure about whether or not your projec
requires a permit, please contact Cit_
Hall (474 -3236) before you start.
Y opportunity
,.. to inspect
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projects for
safety and compliance with City
The City of Shorewood requires
ordinances and building codes.
building permits for:
For all home improvement projects,
it is a good idea to get information on
• structural ch<unRe
Shorewood's City Code requirements
- . retaining wall over 4' high
first. Listed in the shaded box to the right
. reroofing
is a partial list of projects requiring a
. siding
building permit.
• plumbing
State law requires contractors to have
• heating
a license for most residential
• new additions
construction projects. As the
• decks
homeowner, you should make sure your
° yard sheds over 120 square feet
contractor has obtained the proper
' pools /hot rubs over 36" deep: /1500 gat.
pen Before you pay a contractor for
' fences
a job, be sure you have a receipt of the
For a complete list of items requiring
final inspection made by the building
`
Building Pe rmits in the City of
inspector and that any corrections are
Shorewood, contact Citv Hall.
complete and have passed areinspection.
Some projects, such as yard sheds
April Events at the Center
Spring Craft and Bake Sale —Spring craft items and baked goods will be on sale
Friday, April 6, 9 a.m, to 1 p.m. Refreshments available and a quilt will be raffled.
The Third Annual Attic Sale is April 19 -21. Donations welcome. Call (952) 474-
7635 for donation or drop -off information.
A Grilled Pork Chop Dinner is on Sunday, April 29, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the
Shorewood Center. Tickets available at the door.
Free Tax Aide Service offered to seniors by trained volunteers on Monday mornings.
Call the Center to make a reservation.
The >Southshure Center publishes a monthly newsletter listing these activities and
much more! Copies can be picked up at the Center,
or call 474 -7635 to have one mailed to you.
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THE SHORE_ REPORT / APRI L 2001
The Care ana t�e:eatng o f Y o: u..
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A s spring lawn care season approaches, it's an important time to remember lake
care as well. Algae and noxious weeds thrive on your lawn's leftovers —so
overfeeding, especially with the nutrient phosphorus, is harmful to our lakes and
streams. Also, improper application of lawn care products such as leaving spills on
the driveway and street —or applying products just before a hard rain, must be
avoided to keep unwanted materials from entering the water supply.
In your spring yard clean -up and lawn care activities please avoid sweeping sand,
leaves, twigs, animal waste and lawn care chemicals into the street. These materials
also contain phosphorus and will wash into storm drains and travel directly to
streams, ponds and lakes.
!Fbr Clarification ..
What if you don't live near a lake?
Runoff of excess lawn care products occurs as a result of rain and lawn sprinkling. Residue is washed over
land and/or through storm sewers to streams, lakes
and rivers. We all have a responsibility to do our
part.
'sometimes zero is a good thing.
Think of those numbers on the fertilizer bag as
the Nutrition Facts for your lawn's diet. Just as
you look for the lowest value in areas such as fat
grams or calories on your food labels, your target
number for that middle digit on the fertilizer label
is "0," indicating no addition of phosphors.
Make a change at the "grass roots" level.
Many retailers and lawn service providers already
offer zero - phosphorus fertilizers. The more they hear
from consumers requesting these products, the
sooner they will work to meet the demand for a
healthier approach to lawn care. Ask for it. They
will make it available.
L ittle things you can do will help
a lot. As you work to make your
lawn green, please help to keep
our lakes blue.
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a a:
This number refers
to nitrogen which is
the i€ - redient that
makes grass green
and thick. Over -
application of
nitrogen is not
beneficial to your
lawn or the
environment,
(Example of the nutrition labels on all fertilizer bags)
I ARA - 0 - 5
In Minnesota, soil is ,rich in this
naturally occurring element,
phosphorus. Excess goes down the
drain and to lakes and streams. This
is where you want to see a "zero ".
The two outer figures are for demonstration. purposes and may not represent the best balance for your lawn's needs.
Talk with your supplier.
v ijestions and. Answers
If phosphorus poses a threat to lakes and wetlands, why is it in
fertilizers in the first place? n
I n some parts of the country, soils need additional phosphorus to sustain healthy A
plant development —this is not true for most of Minnesota. According to studies by
Hennepin Parks, the soil in much of our county has high to very high levels of phos-
phorus. Unfortunately, most fertilizer companies do not customize their products by
region. A soil test will determine your yard's specific nutritional needs, so you can avoid unnecessary feeding of
your lawn and the spaces beyond.
Why is this information provided by the City and what is its interest in fertilizer and my
lawn?
T he City of Shorewood, along with Local watershed districts and the Lake Minnetonka Conservation
District, are promoting the use of phosphorus -free fertilizer to protect the health and beauty of our wet-
lands, ponds, lakes and streams.
How can I learn more
about healthy lawn man-
agement?
F or a free lawn care
guide and fact sheet, call the
Department of Agriculture at (65 1)
297 -7279. If you have lawn or
garden questions, call the Master
Gardener Hotline through the U of
M at (612) 374 -8433. Soil test kits
are available by calling (612) 374-
8400. The Minnehaha Creek
Watershed District offers informa-
tion on all of these topics, (952)
471 -0590.
E r Your Convenience. x
We called retailers within our local area and found some who carr3 low
phosphorus fertilizers. Though we cannot offer an inclusive listing, the
following suppliers have told us that they will stock phosphorus -free
fertilizers;
Excelsior Ace Hardware - Tonk Bay
5615 Manitou Rd. - 952.474.6814
Garden Patch - Excelsior
23443 Smithtown Rd- 952.474.1551
Shorewood Nursery - Shorewood
23505 Smithtown Road - 952.474.2637
otassium is added
to strengthen the
turf, giving it resil-
ience to fight disease,
drought, and every-
day wear and tear. A
soil test can deter-
mine the level of
potassium your lawn
really needs.
Shorewood True value - Shorewood
Shorewood Village Center - 952.474.2571
Commercial lawn services are now required to apply only phosphorus -
free products in Shorewood. it is still a good idea to verify with your
provider that this is what: they are using,
Excelsior.Area
Chamber of Commerce
Historic Excelsior -
On The Shores Of
Lake Minnetonka
Serving Excelsior,
Greenwood, Shorewood
& Tonka Bay
Past President:
To: The Residents of Shorewood
Karen
Coldwell Banker k
From: The Excelsior Area Chamber of Commerce
Burnet Realty
Linda Murrell, Executive Director
ExeeutiveDireet °r'
Date: March 8, 2001
Linda Murrell
Re: Fourth of July 2001
Board Members:
concert for the "floating public" and we'll definitely order big fireworks! In
Phil Hallin
It may look wintry and cold outside but inside the Excelsior Area Chamber
Pr
Sh erburne
Dale Sh
of Ce it feels and looks like summer. Everywhere there are signs of
Commerc ?
The Color Center
the April 19 Chamber Night at the Old Log Theater, the 3 Annual
secretar - Treasurer:
Excelsior Boat Show (May 5/6), and, my personal favorite, the Lake
Brian Burdick
Minnetonka Fourth of July Celebration.
Hour Glass Cleaners
Past President:
If you attended last year's Fourth of July events at the Excelsior Commons,
Karen
Coldwell Banker k
you'll know why we're thinking "summer" now. Not 90 days after the last
Burnet Realty
big bang on July 4 2000, the 30- member Fourth of July Committee voted
Charlie Benson
unanimously to bring back the incredible 7 member Minnesota Orchestra.
Driskill's at
We believe that Minnesota Public Radio (MPR) will again simulcast the
Shorewood village
concert for the "floating public" and we'll definitely order big fireworks! In
Phil Hallin
addition, the Chamber will host the 25 annual Firecracker IOK Race, the
Community Member
Kids' Parade, the Sand Castle Building Contest, the Kids' Fishing
David Lawrance
Contest and the Teen Bands Concert. Throw in a bunch of excellent food
Para suer
Cruis
concessions, sunny skies and a light breeze to blow the bugs away and you
have yourself one perfect Fourth of July!
Beth Maloney
Maynard's
But how do we pay for all of this? Glad you asked! The fundraising has
Peter Mason
Smithtown Crossing
already begun. Proceeds from the Excelsior Boat Show and the Chamber
Night at the Old Log Theater will be earmarked for the Fourth. We've
Ann Nye
Excelsior Bay Books
y Greenwood Tonka
alrea a pproached the cities of Excelsior Shorewood
Bay and Deephaven to help us with public safety and grounds - related
Terry n Fam
American Family
e A host of local corporations have signed on to help s
l� P � P onsor the p
Insurance
fireworks and Orchestra. Still, we need more help We need your help.
If we could ask every person who attends the Fourth of July Celebration to
contribute just $1 "at the door," we'd be able to pay for the fireworks and
most of the Orchestra in a skinnv minute. Because the Commons doesn't
P.O. Box 32 • Excelsior, Minnesota 55331 • Phone: 952 - 474 -6461
Excelsior Area Chamber of Commerce
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have "a door," we're asking residents of our South Lake Minnetonka
communities to make their $ 1 contributions now. If you can contribute to
the Fourth of July Celebration, please write a check or money order today o
The Excelsior Area Chamber of Commerce. List "4th of July 2001" on the
memo portion of your check. Then mail your contributions for the Lake
Minnetonka Fourth of July 2001 to:
Excelsior Area Chamber of Commerce
P. O. Box 32
Excelsior MN 55331 (The Chamber will provide a receipt at your request.)
We also need volunteers for this grand event... for just a few hours on the
4` Volunteering is a great way to meet your fellow Lake Minnetonkans.
Call committee chair Michael Bothof, Lifetime Chiropractic, at 952 -470-
9962 if you can help us.
Thank you, Shorewood, for your support of all the Chamber's events. We
hope to see you this summer on and around the lake.
Fourth of July 2001 Committ
Event Chair:
Michael Bothof, Lifetime Chiropractic
Boat Show Co- chairs:
Joe Mueller, MN Inboard Water Sports
Chris Butler, Performance Marine
Old Log Night Chair:
Bryan Litsey, South Lake Minnetonka Police
Brian Burdick, Hour Glass Cleaners
Firecracker Race:
Lynn Johnson, Excelsior resident/City Council
Concessions:
Connie Frederick, Gifted Baskets
Kids' Fishing Contest:
Matt Masloski, Lifetime Chiropractic
Children's Parade:
Troy &Kelly Knewston, Knewtson Family Chiropractic
Sand Castle Contest:
Nick Ruehl, Karen Williams: TSP One, Inc.
Children's Games:
Pat and Linda Kittler
Teen Bands
Bud Boberg, Family & Friends
Grounds:
Mike Maloney- Excelsior
School District/Comm. Ed.:
Dan Kuzlik, Minnetonka Community Services
City Liaisons:
Excelsior: Charlie Thomson, City Council
Shorewood: Chris Lizee, City Council; Mayor W. Love
Tonka Bay: Mayor Doug Keller,
Greenwood: (to be determined ),
Deephaven: (to be determined),
Barge:
Bill Niecum, Minnetonka Portable Dredging
Water Patrol:
Woody Love
Public Safety:
Bryan Litsey, Chief, South Lake Minnetonka Police
Fire /Medical:
Kellie Murphy, Excelsior Fire District
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The following item is on the April 3 Planning
Commission Agenda:
The property owner at 27190 Edgewood Road would like
to build aII addition to their existing detached garage. The
total square footage of the combined proposed addition and
the existing garage will exceed the 1200 square feet of
accessory space permitted by City Code. The applicant is
requesting a conditional use permit to additional accessory
space. A public hearing is scheduled for 7 p.m.
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Spring Watermain Flushing Dates Tree Trimmer License
C REWS FROM M UNITECH, the City's utility system service, will be performing MBERWOOD, INC., (952) 472 -
their yearly spring watermain flushing during the following time frames: A 3431, has been
• Amesbury & Woodhaven April 16 -20 added to the list of Tree
• Boulder Bridge, Shorewood Oaks & Badger April 23 -May 4 Trimmers licensed to
• Waterford SE May 7 -18 work in the City for the
year 2001. See the
Dates may vary due to weather. This process causes household water to become February Shore Report,
discolored for a short time. Residents should avoid doing laundry of light - colored or contact the City for a complete list
items for a day or two until the water looks clear again. of licensed Tree Trimmers.
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