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Shorewood Budget and
The Shorewood City Council, at its August 27th
meeting, adopted a preliminary property tax
levy for 2013 that holds taxes at the same level they
have been at for the last three years. The 2013
proposed levy of $4,763,319 is exactly the same as
the 2012 levy of $4,763,319. The proposed 2013
budget is available for inspection at City Hall during
normal business hours, or on our web site, www.
ci.shorewood.mn.us. A Truth -In- Taxation public
council Approves
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Truth -In- Taxation
hearing is set for Monday, December 3, at 7 pm, at
Shorewood City Hall. Staff will present information
regarding the budget, property tax levy, and the
property tax impact on a variety of property types
and values. Residents are encouraged to contact
Finance Director Bruce DeJong at 952.960.7903
with questions or comments on the proposed
budget and tax levy.
social Host Ordinance
The Shorewood City Council recently adopted
a social host ordinance. The purpose of the
ordinance is to discourage underage consumption
of alcoholic beverages by making the host of an
underage drinking party criminally responsible. A
violation of the ordinance is a misdemeanor.
The ordinance provides that it is a crime for a
person to host or allow a party where an underage
person consumes alcoholic beverages if:
-the host knew that alcohol or alcoholic
beverages were going to be present at the
party;
-the host knew that an underage person was
going to attend, or was likely to attend; and
-the host failed to take reasonable steps to
prevent the possession or consumption of
alcoholic beverages by an underage person.
Reasonable steps that a person can take to avoid
responsibility include:
-directing, on a one -time basis or as a standing
order, that no consumption of alcohol and
alcoholic beverages is allowed;
-controlling access to alcohol and alcoholic
beverages;
-checking identification of attendees to determine
age-,or
-supervising the activities of underage persons
at the gathering either in person or through a
responsible adult.
Aperson can be responsible under the ordinance
even if the person is not present at the party.
However, an absent person is not responsible if
the person did not know that a gathering would
occur, or did not know that alcoholic beverages
would be present, or did not knowthat an underage
person was likely to be present. Parents who
have alcoholic beverages in their homes are not
responsible under the ordinance if they have
issued a standing order that alcohol is not to be
consumed by underage persons while in their
home. A copy of the full ordinance can be found
on the city web site, www.ci.shorewood.mn.us.
Candidate's Forum October
The South Tonka League of Women Voters
will host a Shorewood Candidate's forum
on Wednesday, October 3 from 7 — 9 p.m. at
Shorewood City Hall. All registered candidates
running for the office of mayor or councilmember
have been invited to participate. The forum will
offer Shorewood residents an opportunity to learn
more aboutthe candidates and how each candidate
defines the challenges and opportunities facing his
or her city. The Candidate's Forum is open to the
public. The Forum will be videotaped by the LMCC
for later cable presentation.
October 2012
www.ci.shorewood. m n. us
Recycling Weeks for
October 2012
All recycling must be curbside no later
than 7 a.m. on recycling day. Mainland
residents recycle October 10 and 24;
Island residents recycle October 11 and
0 25. A new reminder service is available.
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Text "blue" to 292929 and get a remind-
` r er for recycling week.
Report misses: 952.941.5174
Dealing with Yard Waste
Yard and tree waste includes
brush, garden debris, grass
clippings, leaves, sod, logs, trees
and stumps, plants (indoor and
outdoor), compost, mulch and
wood chips. It is illegal to put yard
and tree waste in your household
garbage.
Disposal options
See the Managing Yard Waste
brochure under Environment
on the city web site for more
information on yard waste
disposal options, including
detailed information about yard
waste drop -off sites.
Curbside pick -up
Contact your waste hauler to find
out if they offer curbside pick -up.
Call to schedule a subscription
for yard waste pickup
or a special one -time
pickup, and for material
preparation requirements
and fees.
county. You may be turned away
if you bring waste to sites outside
of Hennepin County.
Compostable Bags
Residents in Hennepin
County who bag their
yard and organic waste
are required to put their
waste out for pickup
Ash Tree Waste in com ostable ba s
A quarantine is in place
for Hennepin County to
prevent the spread of the emerald
ash borer. Hennepin County
residents should take yard waste
to the nearest site within the
Thanks Shorewood Gardeners
From the constant rain and
cold weather of early summer,
to the scorching heat and no
rain of mid and late summer,
saying thank you
to the Shorewood
Adopt -a- Garden
volunteers hardly
seems like enough!
The dedicated
individuals who adopt our park
gardens do a great job keeping
Shorewood parks beautiful!
Thank you to the 2012
onrrlPn volunteers
Freeman Park —
Nonna Marien and Vangi Nelson
Freeman Rain Garden —
Erin McGinnis
Freeman Plaza —
The McGinnis & Knoll Families
Manor Park —
Mary Babcock
Cathcart Park —
Lucinda Kircher
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Acceptable bags include
either paper (Kraft) bags
or compostable plastic
bags. Residents who use yard
waste carts or who deliver and
dump out their yard waste at
compost sites are not affected.
Silverwood Park —
Moore Family
City Hall —
James Van Horne and Ben Richter
Additional volunteers are
needed for the 2013 gardens. For
more information or to volunteer
contact the city at 952.960.7900,
or email tgrout@ ci. shore wood.
mn.us. This is a great project for
neighborhood groups, families,
community organizations or
individuals.
Fire Prevention Safety Fair and Open House
Thursday, October 11
Fire Station #1
24100 Smithtown Rd
This free open house is full
of fun, great information
and even dinnerforthe family!
There is plenty of fire and life
safety activities, exhibits,
and demonstrations to keep kids
of all ages and adults entertained
while teaching life saving skills
and providing great information.
There is a
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station, and fire
truck rides.
Area emergency response
agencies will have educational
booths, games, and hands on
activities. Some agencies include:
National Weather Service, Missing
Children Minnesota, Hennepin
County Regional Poison Center,
9 -1 -1 Dispatch, and Minnesota
DNR.
As always, Sparky the fire dog
and Freddie the fire truck are
available for photos and offer a
great learning experience your
younger children.
There is onsite parking,
firefighters, and plenty of free hot
dogs, treats and beverages.
Daylight Savings Ends
Residents are reminded that
daylight savings time will end on
Sunday, November 4. Please
remember to set clocks back one
hour. This is also a great time
to change batteries in smoke
detectors!
Rental Housing License Due
The City of Shorewood adopted a rental housing
code in 1993 that requires owners of all rental
housing within city limits to be licensed by the city.
The licensing procedure includes an application and
inspection and was developed to correct and prevent
housing conditions that may adversely affect the
health, safety and general welfare of Shorewood's
rental population.
The rental housing license pertains to all rental
dwelling units, including apartments, duplexes,
double bungalows, single family homes and
accessory apartments within homes. Licenses must
be renewed every three years or upon change of
ownership, whichever occurs first.
Property owners may obtain a Rental Housing
Application on the city's web site, www. ci.shorewood.
mn.us under Online Forms or at city hall. Return
completed forms to city hall with the appropriate
fee(s).
If you are a renter in the City of Shorewood,
please make sure that your property has been
properly licensed. The license inspection protects
renters and makes sure that properties meet code
requirements. If you are unsure about whether or
not your property has been licensed, please call the
Planning Department at 952.960.7909.
Deer Management Plan for Fall 2012
In response to resident complaints that increasing
deer populations in Shorewood were damaging
landscaping and being hit by cars, the city initiated
its first Deer Management Program in 2007. After
a one year suspension of the program in 2009, the
City adopted a management plan in 2010 that sets
forth goals, objectives and policies relative to the
management of deer in Shorewood.
The Wildlife Management Plan -- Whitetail Deer
may be found on the city website, www.ci.shorewood.
mn.us. For this coming season, the City has once
again contracted with Metro Bowhunters Resource
Board (MBRB) for deer management services.
Archers certified by MBRB as "sharpshooters" will
remove deer over the course of four weekends
this fall: September 21 -23; October 12 -14; October
26 -28; and November 9 -11. A fifth weekend,
November 23 -25 is also being set aside, depending
on the success of the first four weekends.
This year, the City has identified as many as 16
sites for consideration. As in the past, residents
whose properties adjoin those sites are being notified
in advance of the removal activities. Shorewood is
not opening a deer season or authorizing hunting
within city limits. Hunting in Shorewood without city
authorization is illegal.
Residents with questions or concerns may contact
the city at 952.960.7900 during regular business
hours, or the SLMPD at 9 -1 -1 outside of regular
business hours.
Volunteers Make the Community a Better Place
Minnetonka Rake -A -Thon
If you are a senior, or cannot rake your lawn due
to a disability, the Rake -A -Thon can help you! A
team of volunteers will rake your lawn and bag your
leaves. Deadline for registration is October 8. This
service is sponsored by Minnetonka Community
Education and is FREE! The event is scheduled for
Friday, Oct. 26 and Saturday, Oct. 27.
To register to have your yard raked or if you
would be interested in volunteering your time to
rake someone's yard, please contact Erin Haeg with
Minnetonka Community Education at 952.401.6828
or erin.haeg @minnetonka.k12.mn.us.
Arctic Fever
he great winter festival sponsored by the cities
of Shorewood, Tonka Bay and Excelsior is
scheduled for January 19 and 20, 2013. This year
the committee is seeking volunteers in several areas.
Residents and students interested in sponsorship
sales, princess tea committee or workers, bonfire
crews, and many other fun opportunities are
now being accepted. Please contact the City of
Shorewood, 952.960.7900, or email tgrout@
ci.shorewood.mn.us. For more on Arctic Fever, go
to www.arcticfever.net.
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Register for classes and programs online or by phone: www.southshore- center.org, 952.474.7635
Just for KIX Dance
Mondays or Tuesdays beginning Oct 1
As an established youth dance program,
Just For Kix is a leader in dance instruction.
Register or get more information at
http://www.justforkix.com/dancec/asses/
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Mannerly Manners®
Rules For Youth Full Day Camp
Sat, Nov 10, 9am -4pm, Includes
Lunch, $154
Ages: 7 -12 (6 year olds welcome with
registered with older sibling) /Grades:
Entering grade 2 to 7
Prepare your kids for holiday gatherings
and entertaining. What will set your child
apart and give him or her an edge in a
competitive world? Students learn fun,
easy to follow, useful and interactive
character building exercises that build
self- confidence. Learn more, www.
mannerlymanners.com
Holiday Party Fun for Youth & Families
Sunday, Dec 9, 1 -3pm
$5 per child /Adults FREE
Enjoy a visit by Santa, some holiday treats,
crafts, and holiday gift making with Mrs M
at this annual event!
Mannerly Manners® Rules for Youth
Mon -Wed, Dec 10 -12 from 6 -8pm, $150
Ages: 7 - 12 (6 year olds welcome with
registered with older sibling)/ Grades:
Entering grade 2 to 7
It's time to brush up for Holiday gatherings.
What will set your child apart and give him
or her an edge in a competitive world?
Students learn fun, easy to follow, useful
and interactive character building exercises
that build self- confidence. For more
information: www.mannerlymanners.com
Fitness4Friends
Through Oct 5, Mon - Wed -Fri,
6 -7am & 9:30- 10:30am
drop in: $12
Get fit by integrating strength training and
cardio. All fitness levels welcome. Sign up
by emailing fitness4friends4 @yahoo.com.
Include name, phone and preferred class
time. Bring payment to first class. Bring
exercise mat and water bottle to class.
Cardio Kick Boxing
Tuesdays 6:30 pm
$12 /drop -in; $10 /pre -reg
Sculpt your body while you have a great
time. Beginners and advanced welcome.
YOGA Classes
Tuesdays through Oct 23, 7:30 -8:30 pm
Drop -in $12 /class
Learn the great sport and exercise that
Yoga can be, with a twist of some Belly
Dancing mixed in for fun.
ZUMBA
Wednesdays 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 Intro Series
Single class drop -in $10
Thursdays through Nov. 1
Includes individual instruction within a
group setting during 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.
Fused Glass Classes
10/14,12-3 pm, Dish or Pendant; $38
10/28, 12 -3 pm, Parent /child, $45 /pair
10/29, 7 -9 pm, Ladies Night /Happy
Hour, $38
11/26, 7 -9 pm, Ladies Night Out Fused
Glass Ornament, Coasters small dish
OR pendant Class, $38
11/27, 7 -9 pm, Ladies Night Out Medium
Fused Glass Dish $58 OR Large Tray
$78 (specify when registering)
12/9, 4 -6 pm, Parent /Child Ornament
Class OR Youth Fused Glass Gift
Making Class, $45 pair/ $20 single
youth 12+
12/10,7-9 pm, Ladies Night Fused Glass
Medium Dish OR Fused Glass Mirror
Class $58
Continuing Watercolor Series with
Georgia Kandiko
Wednesdays 9:30 am — Noon
Session II dates: Oct 17, 24, 31, Nov 7
Cost: $92 Session, opt. supply fee $20
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 II dates: Oct 17, 24, 31, Nov 7
Cost: $92 Session, opt. supply fee $20
Try watercolor stress free with minimal
investment in the materials. Paint, paper,
brushes, and palette are provided. Through
technique demonstrations you will learn to
create delightful landscape, abstract, and
floral paintings.
Basket Weaving
Mon., Oct. 15, 6 -8:30 pm
$20 + $5 supply fee
Make an IPOD, cell or eyeglass case, or
even a coin purse, using a cardboard loom.
Mosaic Topped, Velvet Lined Treasure
Box Workshop with Georgia Kandiko
9:30 am -3:30 pm
Session I date: Monday, October 15
Session II date: Thursday, October 25.
Minimum 4 students /Maximum 12;
Cost: $50 Workshop + $20 Supply fee
Make a keepsake box with a hand set
mosaic top. Supply fee includes box,
mosaic pieces, glue, grout, paint, beads,
velvet, and finishing solutions.
TED Talks
The Power of Introverts
Thursday, October 11, 11 am
A video replay of a TED Talk by Susan
Cain who says in our culture, where being
socially outgoing is prized above all else,
it can be difficult, even shameful, to be
an introvert. She argues introverts bring
extraordinary talents and abilities to the
world. RSVP at 952.474.7635. For more
information on TED Talks, go to www.
TED. com.
Old Log Theater
Wednesday, October 3,11:30 am, $32
Meet at SSC and we will carpool to Old Log
for a presentation of Perfect Wedding, Fee
includes ticket, lunch, and a backstage tour!
Call to reserve your spot, 952.474.7635.
Halloween Party, Ventriloquist & Lunch
Tues, Oct 30, 11 am; $7
Comedy, storytelling, music and audience
participation featuring old- fashioned
routines from the Charlie McCarthy /Edgar
Bergen and Mortimer Snerd era. Reserve
by October 26 at 952.474.7635.
Holiday SSSP Luncheon
Tues., December 11, 11 am, $7
Featuring Players in the Grove "Santa
Flunks Retirement" play at 11 am, followed
by lunch.
Cookir
Fall Soup Class
Thursday, October 4, 7 pm OR
Tuesday, November 6, 7 pm, $39
Encore favorite! Make and take a variety
of fall flavors including Thai Noodle Bowl,
Roasted Vegetable with Kale and a new
twist on our favorite Seafood chowder.
Holiday Appetizer Class
Tuesday, December 4, 7 pm, $39
Enjoy some fabulous holiday take- aways!
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center open house for a family
Oktoberfest celebration!
Traditional German fare provided by SSCC's in -house Chef Connie Blanchard. Dress in your
lederhosen best and join us for some fun polka and German music, a giant inflatable for the
kids from Inflata -Fun and more! No registration necessary. Free will offering at the door.
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Each weekly theme will include games, songs and an art project. Don't miss out for even a week. By the end,
we'll be able to make a Nature Scrap Book, A -Z with Mrs. M! Classes are Monday through Friday. Regular classes
can join in for School Days Out if they like. All kids ages 3 -12 are welcome for all of the programs. All classes
take place at Southshore Center, 5735 Country Club Rd, Shorewood, 55331. Schedule dates and times, I
call Mrs. M at 952.457.7171. Complete descriptions are available online, www.MrsMsCampsandEvents.org.
Class Times: 9:30 -11 am, or 11 am -12:30 pm (bring a lunch) or 12:30 -2 pm;
School out days 10 am -3 pm; $8 each section
October
1 -5 Elephants, Eggs & Egg Art!
8 -12 Fish, Feathers & Feather Art!
15 -19 Grapes, Gorillas & Grape Art!
22 -26 Hippos, Hopscotch & Hopscotch Art!
29 -Nov.2 Iguanas, Ice Cream & Ice Cream Art!
November
5 -9 Jaguars, Jelly Beans & Jelly Bean Art!
12 -16 Koalas, Kites & Kite Art!
19 -23 Lions, Lemonade & Lemonade Stand Art
26 -30 Monkeys, Marbles & Marble Art
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December
3 -7 Names — Animal, Nuts & Nut Art!
10 -14 Ostrich, Orange & Ostrich Art!
17 -21 Peacock, Popcorn & Popcorn Art!
26 -28 Quail, Quill & Quill Art
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These classes will
never be canceled due
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Planning Commission
The following public hearing is scheduled for the October 2, 2012, Planning Commission meeting:
7:00 PM Public Hearing to consider a request for a conditional use permit to operate an auto repair business on
the property located at 24470 Smithtown Road. The property is in the C -1, General Commercial zoning district
where auto repair is allowed as a conditional use.
Slow Down on Area Roads
otorists are reminded that cars share Shorewood roadways with pedestrians and bicyclists. We have many
narrow roads and few sidewalks, so please be careful, drive slowly, and give plenty of space to pedestrians
on roadways. As we enter the season of dropping temperatures drivers should be aware that there can be slippery
spots on the road surface even when it looks dry. Be prepared to stop and always give yourself plenty of distance
from cars in front of you.
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Vote on November 6
Tuesday, November 6 is Election Day.
You may vote between 7 am and 8 pm
at your polling site.
If you do not know your polling site, you
may call the City or search on the Secretary
of State's website at http: / /pollfinder.sos.
state. mn. us, or seethe map on the reverse
side of this sheet. Your polling site may
have changed from what it was during the
last election due to redistricting. All voters
are encouraged to verify their polling
location prior to the election.
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Important Dates
September21 to November5— Absentee
Voting period for the General Election
October 16 — Last day to pre- register to
bote in the General Election
November 6 — General Election Day
City of Shorewood
November 6 Ballot
Sample ballots are available at city hall,
and a link to sample ballots is posted
on the city website.
The following candidates have filed
for municipal office and will appear on
the November 6 General Election ballot.
(Council Members are listed alphabetically
below, but may appear in a different order
on the actual ballot). All offices are elected
city -wide.
Mayor (2 -year term)
Vote for one:
Scott Zerby
Council Member (4 -year term)
Vote for up to two:
Kristine Sundberg
Mark Sylvester
Dick Woodruff
Campaign Sign Rules
olitical campaign signs shall not be located closer than ten (10) feet from any city street
surface, and shall not be placed in front of any property without the consent of the
property owner. Campaign signs mustcontain the name and address of person responsible
for the sign, and that person shall be responsible for its removal. Signs are permitted until
ten days after the election.
Absentee Voting Cur
Absentee Voting for General Election
is September 21 — November 5.
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
rently Underway for November General Election
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.
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
am to 3 pm on the Saturday before the
election and until 5 pm on the day before
the election.
Absentee vote bymail. 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.shorewood.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.
Absentee Voting Process for
Military Personnel and Civilians
who are Overseas. 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 M innesota
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.
How do Overseas voters apply for an
absentee ballot?
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.
overseasvotefoundation.org /vote /home.
htm. This free online tool assists people in
filling outthe 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
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voter's spouse, parent, sibling or child over
18 years old may apply for an absentee
ballot on the voter's behalf and may
submitthe FPCA byfax 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 website at www.
sos. state. mn.uslindex.aspx ?page =4,
on Hennepin County's Website at http:ll
hennepin.uslelections, on the city's
website under Elections or call the city at
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* Precinct Voting Locations:
Precinct 1 (P1) - Private Residence, 4445 Enchanted Point
Precinct 2 (P2) - Minnewashta Church, 26710 West 62nd St.
Precinct 3 (P3) - Southshore Community Center, 5735 Country Club Rd.
Precinct 4 (P4) - Excelsior Covenant Church, 19955 Excelsior Blvd.
Precinct Map
Approved by City Council March 12, 2012