July 2012 Shore Reporti7T1:a iTi
Residents May Give Feedback
Smithtown Crossing Redevelopment and 2013 Budgets
O n June 11, the Shorewood City Council
held a joint work session with the Planning
Commission to discuss a third draft of the
Smithtown Crossing Redevelopment Study.
The study includes the area surrounding the
intersection at County Road 19 and Smithtown
Road and sets forth the City's intentions for
the eventual redevelopment of that area. The
Planning Commission explained that the third draft
attempts to respond to comments and concerns
of local residents who attended an informal
neighborhood meeting and a public hearing last
year. One of those concerns was that there was
not adequate time to review and comment on
the study. To that end, the commission proposes
to publish the study on the City's website for the
month of July, publishing comments as they are
received. Following the 30 -day comment period the
commission will schedule another public hearing
as part of the Comprehensive Plan amendment
process. Paper copies of the report will also be
available for review at the city offices.
2013 bUCIgel
A schedule for meetings and workshops preparing
when the City Council will make decisions
regarding the 2013 City Budget is available online.
Budget materials will be posted on the city web site
as they are available.
Council workshops regarding the 2013 budget
begin on July 9 and continue through July and
August with a proposed preliminary budget and
tax levy scheduled for approval on September 10.
Questions regarding budget preparations may
be directed to Finance Director Bruce DeJong at
952.960.7900 or bdejong @ci.shorewood.mn.us.
Register for Night to Unite August 7
Strong neighborhoods and police partnerships
J oin neighborhoods throughout Minnesota on
Tuesday, August 7, as they show a united effort
in crime prevention by participating in Night To
Unite. Although most Shorewood residents feel
fairly safe from criminal activity, crime does occur
in this area. One of the best ways to keep it from
affecting you and your neighbors is to get to know
each other, even if it is just on a casual basis.
Minnesota's Night to Unite (MNTU) provides
an excellent opportunity for neighbors to become
better acquainted. Cities and neighborhoods
celebrate MNTU with a variety of evening events
and activities such as block parties, cookouts, and
visits from the police and fire departments. MNTU
is an effective, inexpensive and enjoyable way to
promote neighborhood spirit and police- citizen
partnerships in the fight to keep our communities
safe. The benefits your neighborhood will derive
from MNTU will most certainly extend beyond the
one night.
The South Lake Minnetonka Police Department
encourages you to organize a Night to Unite
block party in your neighborhood on the evening
of Tuesday, August 7, 2012. Members of the
SLMPD and the Excelsior Fire District are making
themselves available to stop by these activities
to answer questions, provide you with crime
prevention tips, and get to know each other.
Please contact Community Service Supervisor
David Hohertz at 952.474.3261 to register your
event orto have SLMPD officers attend yourevent.
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Recycling
July 2012
Weeks for
All recycling must be curbside no
later than 7 a.m. on recycling day.
Mainland residents recycle July 5
and 19; Island residents recycle July
6 and 19. Note. there is a one day
delay 4th of July week.
Report misses: 952.941.5174
Have a Party!
ummer is a great time to invite
friends to the lake, for a deck
party, or for a bonfire. When you
have a group to your home, don't
just plan for food and drink, plan
for waste reduction! With some
easy planning, you can have a
zero waste party, educate your
friends and family, save money
and have fun seeing how little
waste you can generate.
Planning Ahead
Know what you can recycle
and what you can compost. All
Shorewood residents are able to
recycle curbside, so the recycling
part is easy. If you don't have
curbside collection of compost or
backyard compost set up, Carver
County Environmental Services in
Chaska has a free compost drop
off that is available to Shorewood
residents. For instructions, a list of
items that may be composted, and
hours that the facility is open, go to
the city web site, click on recycling
and then find Carver County under
Recycling Links on the right side
of the page.
Using the Right Products
This is the time to pull out the old
dishes and use them! The dishes
don't have to match. If you don't
have a dishwasher, having a group
dish washing event can actually
be part of the party. Most guests
are happy to help, and a line of
people washing and drying dishes
is not only quick, but gives a great
opportunity for conversation.
You've already scraped the food
from the dishes into the compost —
cleaning is a snap! And don'tforget
cloth napkins if possible. It's easy
to make your own. See our zero
waste link on the city web site for
easy instructions.
Label Containers
Clearly label your compost and
recycling containers so guests
know exactly how to dispose of
items. If you have kids, making
signs can be a great project. Take
this opportunity to show your
guests how easy a no waste party
can be —this might be what ittakes
for them to host a no waste party.
Brag About It
Now that you have achieved
your zero waste event, tell the
world about it. Go to the City of
Shorewood Facebook page and
let everyone know how your event
went. Spread the word to friends
and family and share photos. After
seeing how simple this zero waste
event was, you can sit back and
relax instead of taking out the
trash!
For more ideas and information
go to www.hennepin.us and enter
"zero waste toolkit" in the search
engine.
FUN iN 0 5 TY P38K$
Storytime in Manor Park
Wed, July 11 and July 18;
10:30 am
Join Excelsior Library in the park
for stories by the pond. Rain or
shine! See city web site for story
topics. No registration necessary.
Minnesota Zoomobile
Freeman Park
Friday, July 27, 11 am
No registration is required. All
ages. They will bring a variety of
animals. Plan your picnic before
or after the show. The show
runs about 45 minutes.
Geocaching
Freeman Park
Aug 3, 10 am -12 pm
Ages 7 -12
Learn the basics of (GPS) Global
Positioning Technology then
use the internet to find local
geocaches! Hunt for hidden
treasure and use our GPS units
to play an updated version of
Capture the Flag! Instruction
by Three Rivers Park District.
Registration required. for this
free event. Call 952.960.7900,
or online, www.ci.shorewood.
mn.us. Maximum: 20
Music in Manor
Park:
KidPower with
Rachael
Friday, August
10, 11 am
All ages will enjoy
this high- energy
show with singer,
and ventriloquist Rachael Kroog!
Rachael shares a motivational
message of kindness which
will delight kids and adults
alike! Hear a sample at www.
kidpowerwithrachael.com. No
registration necessary.
Movie in the Park:
Big Miracle (PG)
Friday, September 14,
Bring the entire family
:)r "movie night" in the
)ark! Don't forget the
)lanket, lawn chairs, and
bug spray! Bring snacks!
Get to know new friends
in the community at this
family - friendly event!
See the city web site for
complete movie information.
Skateboarding Camp
Monday- Thursday, July 16 -19,
8 am -Noon, Ages 6 -1_ a' $83
songwriter,
Instruction by Sports Unlimited. The four day camp registra-
tion includes a t- shirt, water -bottle and medal. Maximum: 24;
Minimum: 8. Register online, www.ci.shorewood.mn.us, or call
the city at 952.960.7900.
Game On
Monday through Thursday, July 23 -26, 10 am-
noon, $69, ages 4 -6
Campers will play favorite playground games: Ships Across the Ocean, Animal Tag, Freeze Tag, Red
Light -Green Light, Kickball, Capture the Flag, Duck - Duck -Grey Duck, Dodge Ball, and many more. All
equipment is provided. Registration required, www.ci.shorewood.mn.us, or 952.960.7900. Minimum: 10;
Maximum: 40.
Kayaking
Friday, July 20, 10:30 am -12:30 pm or
Friday, August 17, 10:30 am -12:30 pm, Ages 9 -13; $15
Instruction by Three Rivers Park District. Learn basic kayaking skills from the pros! Kayaks and life jack-
ets are provided to each participant. Class takes place rain or shine! In case of lightening, class will be
rescheduled. Register online, www.ci.shorewood.mn.us, or call the city at 952.960.7900. Maximum:
10, Minimum: 6.
Stand Up Paddleboarding (SUP)
Age 13 and up (under 16 must have adult present); $50 /class
Try one of the fastest growing water sports around!
Wai Nani Surf & Paddle, in partnership with the City of Shorewood, is excited to extend
a discounted offer to personally experience the beauty of Stand Up Paddleboarding
for yourself. The "What is SUP ?" Beginner Group Clinic includes on and off the water
training. Boards and paddles will be provided during the instruction. Total class time
is 60 -75 minutes with 60 additional minutes on the water after the clinic to practice
your newfound skills. This class is great for adults and teens!
Life jacket and leash will be provided during the training and are required when
entering the water. All class participants are also required to sign a liability waiver
which can be previewed at www.WaiNaniSUPcom /FAQ. For more information,
please visit www.WaiNaniSUP.com or call 877.WAI.NAN1. Class size: Min. 4; Max
6. Register for classes online at www.ci.shorewood.mn.us.
Mon, July 9, 10 am OR Mon, July 16, 10 am OR Mon, July 23, 10 am OR Mon, July 30, 10 am
Scuthshcre Center
See more SSC programs or register at www.southshore- center org, or call 952.474.7635.
Name the Ice Cream Contest and Create a Flavor
Amoos Artisan Ice Cream is creating a special ice cream for Southshore
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Center. Now it's up to our residents to help us figure outthe name and flavor com- •
bination! The winner will not only have the honor of naming a great ice cream, •
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but will also win a $20 gift certificate courtesy of Excelsior Bay Books in Excel- •
sior! If you have a name idea, simply go to the web site, www.southshore-
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, center.org, and click on the ice cream. You may also enter in person at the community
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center or Excelsior Bay Books.
Ice Cream Social Thursday, August 16, 2 -4 pm, FREE
Try our new ice cream and learn it's name at this fun family event. Enjoy the festivities which will include ice cream, frog and turtle races,
and some great family fun! Cartons of ice cream Amoos ice cream will be available for purchase.
Jr. Chef's Academy
Mexican Madness
Tuesday, July 10, 3:30 -5 pm, $18
Make beans, tacos and cream frita!
Sushi Making
Tues., August 21, 3:30 -5 pm, $18
Play with your food. Sushi actually means
sticky rice; it doesn't have to mean raw
fish. Learn to make different kinds of sushi,
from chicken, fish, sweet Nutella, Maki, or
strawberry California rolls.
Art and Garden
Fused Glass Stepping Stones
Sunday, July 15,12-3 pm OR
Monday, July 16, 7 -9 pm, $39
Create a beautiful piece of useful yard art,
or a whole collection to line the garden.
Quilter's Group
Wednesdays, 9 -11am
Open to all; no registration necessary.
Beginner Quilt Class Part II
Monday July 9, 16, 23 & 30; $45
Learns the basics from, layout, putting
together fabric /batting and binding your
quilt.
Continuing Watercolor Series with
Georgia Kandiko
Wednesdays 9:30 am — Noon
Session I dates: Sept 12, 19, 26, (No
class Oct 3) Oct 10;
Session II dates: Oct 17, 24, 31, Nov 7
Cost: $92 Session, optional supply fee
$20 (order when registering)
Each week the instructor will present a
different lesson demonstrating techniques
and interesting watercolor effects. Bring
your own watercolor supplies and paper
or order when registering,
Beginning Watercolor Series with
Georgia Kandiko
Wednesdays 1 pm — 3:30 pm
Session I dates: Sept 12, 19, 26, (No
class Oct 3) Oct 10;
Session II dates: Oct 17, 24, 31, Nov 7
Cost: $92 Session, optional supply fee
$20 (order when registering)
If you are interested in trying watercolor
stress free with minimal investment
in the materials, then this is the class
for you. Paint, paper, brushes, and
palette are provided. Through technique
demonstrations including wet - into -wet,
glazing, graded wash, and dry brush
application, you will learn to create delightful
landscape, abstract, and floral paintings.
Mosaic Topped, Velvet Lined Treasure
Box Workshop with Georgia Kandiko
9:30 am -3:30 pm
Session I date: Tuesday, October 15
Session II date: Monday, October 25.
Minimum 4 students /Maximum 12,
Cost: $50 Workshop + $20 Supply fee
Description: Make a gorgeous keepsake
box with a hand set mosaic top in 1 day!
The instructor will guide you through
the steps and offer customizing artistic
suggestions for your unique creation.
Supply fee includes box, mosaic pieces,
glue, grout, paint, beads, velvet, and
finishing solutions. These often sell for
over $100! Bring a bag lunch.
Got Fit
Cardio Kick Boxing
Tuesdays 6:30 pm, $12 /class
Sculpt your body while you have a great
time. Beginners and advanced welcome.
ZUMBA
Mondays at 6:30 pm
$8. Drop -ins, 12 -class punch card $80
Get fit in this Latin inspired dance fitness
class. All levels welcome.
Alexander Technique Lecture & Demo
Monday, July 9, 6 -7 pm; FREE
Have you wondered what the Alexander
Technique is? Come join us as we explore
this 100 year -old technique that helps bring
about mind /body integration, releases
unnecessary tension and stress that may
cause injuries, and enhances the quality of
life and performance while responding to
life's many challenges with ease and poise.
Alexander Technique Intro Series
Mon, 6 -7:30 p.m., July 16 -Aug. 27, $59
Includes individual instruction within a
group setting during 7 classes and one
15- minute private lesson taught by Lisa
Galbraith Heyl, certified teacher with over
24 years experience. For more information
call Lisa at 952.476.0341.
Programs for Kids
Mannerly Manners Rules for Youth
Mon -Wed, July 23-25,9 am -12 pm
Ages 7 - 12 (6 year olds welcome with
registered with older sibling); $145 per
student includes food and materials
What will set your child apart and give
him /her an edge in a competitive world?
Whether playing sports, participating in
clubs, making friends, or dealing with
teachers, social skills are what give
us an edge. This class with Marilyn
Pentel of Mannerly Manners® covers
introductions, the importance of smile,
posture, conversation skills, table manners,
and much more. Students learn fun,
easy to follow, useful and interactive
character building exercises that build
self- confidence.
Mannerly Manners Club forages 3 -7
Mon - Thurs, Aug 27 -30, 9:30 -11 am,
$115
Let's face it, social skills include so much
more than please and thank you. They are
a tool that one is never too young to learn.
Through innovative props, puppets, music,
and role playing, young children will have
fun learning a simple introduction, eye
contact, howto be mannerly before, during
and after a meal and much more.
Adult Programs
TED Talks
Why are We Happy?
Thursday, July 19, 11 am
Enjoy a video replay of a thought provoking
TED lecture by Dan Gilbert of Harvard
on "Why are We Happy ?" followed by a
facilitated discussion. Gilbert challenges
the idea that we will be miserable if we
don't get what we want.
Are Schools Killing Creativity in Our
Children?
Thursday, August 9, 11 am
Lecture by Ken Robinson followed by a
facilitated discussion. Robinson says we
are born with creativity and educated out
of it.
RSVP at 952.474.7635. For more
information, go to www.TED.com.
CAMPS OR WDS w i Th MISS, M
Register for all Mrs. M classes online at www.southshore - center.org. L
Rabbit Olympics
July 2 -6, 9 am -12 pm, ages 5 -12, $75
Watch guest rabbits trying our rabbit agility course, learn rabbit facts
and more. See how people train rabbits for agility events, learn about
training, nutrition, habitats and communication.
Animal Rescue Kids Camp
July 9-13, 1-4 pm, ages 5 -12, $90
Learn what veterinarians, specialists and animal rescuers do. See
what to do and who to call in real animal emergencies. Rabbits,
birds, and other guest animals will amaze you. Practice animal res-
cues with stuffed animals; see x -rays and animal records.
Syd & Science Co. 2: MN Science Camp
July 2 -6, 1-4 pm, ages 5 -12, $75
Fun labs and hands -on projects. Learn science concepts and experi-
ments. Use a microscope and video microscopes. Learn some of the
scientific inventions from Minnesota.
Puppy Olympics -US & London Camp
July 9 -13, 9 am -12 pm, ages 5 -12, $90
Learn about dogs and canine adventures through stories and guest
animals. Enjoy an Olympic themed agility course for guest dogs.
Detective Gadget: Wheels, Wheels Camp
July 30 -Aug 3, 1-4 pm, ages 5 -12, $90
Cars, trucks, anything on wheels! Do speed races and experiments.
Learn about aerodynamics and how it works. Small, medium and
large trucks - -try them all!
Llamas, Alpacas & Camels ...Oh My! Camp
Aug 6 -10, 9 am -12 pm, ages 5 -12, $90
Learn about llamas, alpacas and camels: where they live, what
they're used for, how they stay cool and more! Enjoy a visit from a
mama and baby llama.
Llama Lovers Camp
Aug 6-110,11-4 pm, ages 5 -12, $90
Llama stories, projects and games. Visit a mama and baby llama.
Camp Cookout & Nature Hunt Camp
August 6 -10, 5-8 pm, ages 5 -12, $90
Enjoy cooking dinner outside. Bring a fruit or veggie and snack to
have with your entree and dessert. Learn about owls, bugs and bats.
Crafts, games and more.
Animal Rescue Kids Camp
July 9-13, 1-4 pm, ages 5 -12, $90
Learn what veterinarians, specialists and animal rescuers do. See
what to do and who to call in real animal emergencies. Rabbits,
birds, and other guest animals will amaze you. Practice animal res-
cues with stuffed animals; see x -rays and animal records.
Camp Cookout & Treasure Rock Hunt
July 9 -13, 5 -8 pm, ages 5 -12, $90
"Camp out" in our huge outside area. Get the feel of camping and
cooking outside. Each day campers will bring 2 things to eat with an
entree we provide. Learn about owls, bugs and bats and observe
nocturnal creatures. Enjoy crafts, and a nature hunt.
Frog and Turtle Olympics
July 16 -20, 9 am -12 pm, ages, 5 -12, $90
Frog, turtle and toad races and a maze. Learn about salamanders,
dragonflies, ladybugs and more. Make a game and learn about pond
ecology.
Volcanoes, Dinos and Rocks in the U.S. Camp
July 16 -20, 1-4 pm, ages 5 -12, $90
A great week of exploring volcanoes, dinos, and rocks. Experiments,
labs, and hands on projects.
Wild West Animal Adventure Camp
July 23 -27, 1-4 pm, ages 5 -12, $90
Explore wild west exotic animals such as bison, lynx, elk, wolf and
bats. Crafts and games with a wild flavor.
Camp Cookout Eve
Friday, July 27, 5-8 pm, ages 5 -12, $18
Learn about camp. Make and enjoy shish kebob, veggies, and roast-
ed marshmallows. Get a taste of the full week cookout camps.
Lake Mtka Sea Creatures & Shipwrecks Camp
July 30 -Aug 3, 9 am -12 pm, ages 5 -12, $90
Explore what sea creatures are in our lake and how it has changed.
Compare to sea creatures from around the world and learn why they
are not here. Discover the shipwrecks of Lake Mtka.
Puppy Olympics: Pups Around the World
August 13 -17, 9 am -12 pm, ages 5 -12, $90
Enjoy a week long exploration of man's best friend. Dog agility
course, a rescue dog, and learn about popular breeds from around
the world.
Volcanos, Dinos & Digging Things Up
August 113-117,11-4 pm, ages 5 -12, $90
Volcano loving kids will enjoy a great week of exploring volcanos, di-
nos and mummies! Experiments, labs and hands on projects. Learn
about the ring of fire, Hawaiian Islands and enjoy a Hawaiian party
day!
Jr. Explorers: Bobcat, Wolf, Rabbit & Turtle
August 20 -24, 9 am -12 pm, ages 5 -12, $90
Learn about animals, their speed and agility, and where they live.
Enjoy rabbit and turtle races and learn the similarities and differences
of these great animals.
Detective Gadgett: Flight! Flight!
August 20 -24, 1-4 pm, ages 5 -12, $90
Learn the history of flight. Make a model of the plane wings, paper
airplanes and kite flying. Enjoy a rocket day with model rockets and
chart where you could go in a rocket.
Zaboo 4 U: The Big Five Animals of Africa
August 27 -31, 9 am -12 pm, ages 5 -12, $90
Learn about animals that we can't have in our backyard! Find out
about why these animals are important and what can be done to
protect them.
Sea Creatures Around the World
August 27 -31, 1-4 pm, ages 5 -12, $90
Learn about the amazing animals of the sea! Enjoy whale stories and
make some great shark
projects. Play with water
and sand and enjoy a great
sea creature adventure!
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Be an Election Judge
If you are a registered voter 18 or over
you can be an election judge! Students
age 16 and up can be a student judge.
For information, see the city web site,
www.ci.shorewood.mn.us, Elections, or
call the city at 952.960.7911.
Elections 2012
New Precincts
T he City Council approved
new city election precinct
boundaries, which means
your voting location may have
changed from the 2010 Election.
The city now has four precincts.
Registered voters will receive
a postcard in the mail from
Hennepin County sometime
in early July which will confirm
their polling location. Residents
can find the new precinct map
and polling locations on the
website and the back page of
this newsletter, or by searching
online on the Secretary of State's
Polling Place Finder at: http://
www. sos. state. mn. us /index.
aspx ?page =1716.
Offices on the Ballot
The 2012 Election in Minnesota
will include U.S. President & Vice
President, U.S. Senator; U.S.
Representative, State Senator,
State Representative, Judicial
Offices, County Commissioner,
County Park Commissioner,
Soil and Water Supervisor,
City offices for Mayor and two
Councilmembers, and proposed
questions.
Shorewood is located in the
following districts:
US House: 03
MN Senate: 33
MN House: 33B
County Commissioner: 06
Judicial District: 04
Park: Hennepin 4
School District 276
School District (island): 277
County: Hennepin
Sources for Candidate
Information
Voters can find information about
candidates in local newspapers,
on the Secretary of State's
Website at www. sos. state. mn.us,
and the Minnesota League of
Women Voters (LWV) website
at www.lwvmn.org. The LWV
also sponsors non - partisan
candidate forums and debates;
for more information, contact
the League of Women Voters at
(651) 224 -5445 or check their
website. Candidate information
can also be found at Minnesota
e- Democracy, a non - profit, non-
partisan organization, www.e-
democracy.org.
Each political party has a
website with candidate
information. The websites for
the "major status" parties in
Minnesota are:
Democratic - Farmer -Labor
www. dfl. org
Independence Party
www.mnip.org
Republican Party
www.mngop.com
Election 2012: Absentee Voting
E ligible Shorewood voters
may vote by absentee ballot
if they are unable to vote in
person on Election Day for any
of the following reasons:
• Absence from the precinct
• Illness or disability
• Religious discipline or
observance of religious
holiday
• Service as election judge in
another precinct
• Eligible emergency
declared by the governor
or quarantine declared by
federal or state government
Absentee vote in person
You may cast an absentee ballot
in person at city hall or at your
county auditor's office. This
option is available on weekdays
during business hours. In
addition, city and county offices
are open for absentee voting
from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the
Saturday before the election and
until 5 p.m. on the day before
the election.
Absentee vote by mail
You may have an absentee
ballot sent to you by completing
an Absentee Ballot Application,
available from city hall, on the
city's website, or at your county's
election office, and send it to
your city or county auditor by
mail, fax (952.474.0128), or
email (cityhall@ ci. shore wood.
mn.us - print off the application,
sign it, scan it, and attach to
an email as a pdf). Your ballot
will be sent to you when it is
ready - at least 46 days prior
to the election if you applied for
an absentee ballot in advance.
Absentee Voting for
Overseas Military and
Civilians
Military personnel and civilians
who are temporarily or
permanently overseas, military
personnel who are stationed
in the U.S. but away from their
hometown, and their spouses
and dependents, are eligible to
vote in Minnesota by absentee
ballot under the Uniformed and
Overseas Citizens Absentee
Voting Act (UOCAVA) and
Minnesota state law.
Temporarily Overseas
A voter who is temporarily
overseas is a citizen who
would be qualified as an
eligible voter to vote at their
polling location in Minnesota
if they were not overseas.
Permanently Overseas
A voter permanently
overseas is a citizen who
currently has no plans to
return to Minnesota but is
authorized by federal law to
vote in Minnesota because
they maintained residence
in Minnesota for at least
20 days immediately prior
to their departure from the
United States. Voters who
are permanently overseas
are permitted to vote only
for the offices of president,
vice president, senator in
Congress, and representative
in Congress.
Uniformed or Military
Personnel
A uniformed or military voter
is one who is a member of
the Army, Navy, Air Force,
Marine Corps, Coast Guard,
Merchant Marine, the
commissioned corps of the
Public Health Service, or
the commissioned corps of
the National Oceanic and
Atmospheric Administration
and who is absent from their
precinct on the date of the
election due to their service.
How do overseas voters
apply for an absentee
The easiest way for the
overseas voters listed above
to apply for an absentee
ballot is to use Minnesota's
Military and Overseas Voter
Service at https: / /minnesota.
overseasvotefounclation.org/
vote /home.htm. This free
online tool assists people
in filling out the Federal
Postcard Application (FPCA)
to apply for an absentee
ballot.
Those who choose not to
use the Minnesota Military
and Overseas Voter Service
may instead download
and complete the Federal
Postcard Application (FPCA)
to apply for an absentee
ballot. Be sure to read the
instructions carefully and fill
out the form completely. In
addition, a voter's spouse,
parent, sibling or child over
18 years old may apply for an
absentee ballot on the voter's
behalf and may submit the
FPCA by fax or by mail.
Military personnel may fax
their FPCA toll free to DSN
223 -5527.
More information about Elections
and Absentee voting can be
found on the Secretary of State's
Web site at www. sos. state. mn. us
or on the city's website, or call
the city. 952.960.7911.
Delivery of Absentee
Ballots by Others
The following voters may
authorize an agent to pick up
and return an absentee ballot
for them:
• Patients in hospitals,
residential treatment centers,
and nursing homes
• Residents of group homes
• Residents of battered
women's shelters
• Residents of assisted living
facilities
• Voters who are disabled
• Voters who would have
difficulty getting to the polls
because of incapacitating
health reasons
If you are currently living in a
residential facility but not sure
if it meets the qualifications
listed above, contact Jean
at 952.960.7911. To have an
agent deliver your ballot, you
must complete the Request
for Agent Delivery of Absentee
Ballot Form and the Absentee
Ballot Application. Both of
these forms are available on
the city's website. You must
have a preexisting relationship
with your agent. The agent will
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pick up a ballot, bring the ballot
to you, and return your voted
ballot to the city. Each agent
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return ballots for a maximum
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State Highway 7, to replace their existing freestanding sign with an electronic reader -board sign.
7:10 PM Public Hearing for a Conditional Use Permit for a six -foot fence within the front yard area on property
located at 23625 Smithtown Road (this is an after - the -fact request as the fence has already been constructed).
Shorewood Blood Drive
Memorial Blood Center will conduct a September blood drive at Southshore Center if there is enough community
interest. To pledge your support, go to SSC web site for complete information, or call the center at 952.474.7635.
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