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Online Election Option.c
Voters who have already registered to vote may
check their registration online at: https://mnvotes.
sos .state.mn.us/VoterStatus.aspx to ensure the
information is correct and up -to -date. Voters must
re- register if their address or name have changed
since the last election, or if they have not voted in
the previous four years.
innesotans may apply online to register to
vote, to update their existing registration,
or to request an absentee voting application on
www.mnvotes.org. The online process offers
convenience and reduces errors on voter rosters.
Online applications go through the same
verification process as paper registrations.
Information provided will be verified with data from
Minnesota's Driver and Vehicle Services or Social
Security Administration. County election officials
will review applications in the Statewide Voter
Registration System and will be responsible for
approving an application. If approved, the applicant
will be added to the voter roster, and a postcard
will be mailed to verify their address and provide
Apply for Absentee Ballc
Absentee ballot applications are available online.
As of the 2014 election, voters do not need to
list a reason for absentee voting. To request an
application online, go to www.mnvotes.org. Paper
applications are still available at city hall during
regular business hours.
the location of their polling place.
Election Season Is Here
Dates to Remember
Through August 11
Absentee Voting for Primary Election
July 22
Last day to pre - register to vote for Primary Election
July 29- August 12
Candidate filing period
August 12
Primary Election Day
Absentee Voting Information
bsentee Voting for the Primary Election
is available through August 11. Eligible
Shorewood voters may vote by absentee ballot for
any reason, or if they are unable to vote in person
on Election Day. Details on absentee voting can
be found on the city website or by calling Jean at
952.960.7911.
Running for Office
Eligible voters have the opportunity not only to
vote, but to run for political office. While some
political offices may seem a bit much for the
average resident, many find running for city council
a valuable experience where they can serve their
community. This year there are two city council
positions and the mayor position on the ballot. To
file for office, you simply stop by city hall between
July 29 and August 12, pay a $2 filing fee, and
fill out a simple form. From there campaigning is
up to you. See Elections on the city web site for
additional information.
Campaign Signs
Political campaign signs shall not exceed six
square feet in all residential areas, ortwelve square
feet in all other zoning districts. Every campaign
sign must contain the name and address of persons
responsible for the sign, and that person shall be
responsible for its removal. Signs shall be permitted
on each lot for 90 days prior to and 10 days after
an election. The City shall have the right to remove
and destroy unsightly signs or remove signs after
the 10 day limit and assess a fee of $1 per sign.
Campaign signs shall not be located closer than
10' from any street surface, and shall not be placed
in front of any property without the consent of the
property owner.
July 2014
www.ci.shorewood.mn.us
Recycling Confusion
Some items can cause
confusion when recycling.
Many of these items are recyclable
or compostable, but not in your
curbside recycling cart; others are
recycling in the cart, but you might
not be aware of the recyclability.
A complete list is available under
Recycling on the city web site.
• Caps and lids: Leave on the
Recycling Weeks for
July 2014
All recycling must be curbside no later
than 7 a.m. on recycling day. Mainland
residents recycle July 2, 16 and 30;
Island residents recycle July 3, 17 and
31.
Recycling is unaffected by 4th of July.
Report missed pick -ups ASAP to 952.941.5174.
container and put in your
recycling cart.
Pizza boxes: not in the recycling
ca rt.
Styrofoam: Not recyclable in
your recycling cart.
Refrigerated and frozen food
boxes: compostable, but not
to be put in the recycling cart
unless the inside of the box is
Add Native Plants to Landscapes
Although much of the talk
recently has been about
bee safety, the truth is, a variety
of pollinators are active in our
community, and the importance
of each pollinator should not
be overlooked. Pollinators,
such as butterflies and moths,
hummingbirds, many bugs, and
bees and wasps, are responsible
for much of our food source.
It is easy to find articles on how
to protect our pollinators through
reducing the amount and types
of pesticides we use, but equally
important is making our local
properties into friendly habitats for
pollinators. One way to do this is
to plant native plants.
Native plants thrive in our
environment, surviving in our
specific climate. The plants are
often perennial, and can often be
found for a reasonable price. A
list of nurseries which offer native
plants grown without the harmful
Know Lake and Beach Conditions
The recent closure of Lake
Minnetonka due to E -coli
levels brought much publicity to
an issue we actually face each
year in local lakes. Although the
Lake Minnetonka closure was due
to sewage, generally the problem
stems with a more common
problem: goose droppings.
Each summer, local beaches
are closed after testing by
the Hennepin County Health
Department when water tests
by the beach show high levels
of E -coli. When tests are high,
beaches are posted "closed"
until the test becomes normal.
Hennepin County now has an
online map of all beaches in
the county so you can check for
beach closings before you go.
Go to http: / /www.hennepin.usl
residents/health-
medical/public-swim-beaches; a link to the site
is available under Lakes and
Wetlands on the city web page.
acteria and viruses in
the water can cause
some ear and eye infections,
stomachaches, diarrhea, and
flu -like symptoms.
The Centers for Disease
Control has the following
recommendations for staying
healthy while enjoying the beach:
-Wait 24 hours to swim after a
heavy rainfall.
-Shower after being at the beach.
-Don't mouth or swallow water.
-Wash your hands thoroughly
uncoated brown boxboard.
Plastic bags: Retail shopping
bags should be all placed in
one bag and placed in the
recycling cart.
Egg cartons: #1 plastic may be
recycled; paper cartons should
be composted.
Plastic garden pots: May go in
the recycling cart if clean.
neonictonoid pesticides can be
found at www.hummingforbees.
com. The list on the web site is not
complete, but it gives residents a
few locations to start with. If you
go to a local nursery, just ask for
plants grown without "neonics ".
Most plants will be enjoyed for
years, and you will have done your
part in creating a safe habitat for
our pollinators.
before eating and after using
the bathroom.
-Don't swim if you're sick, or have
a weakened immune system.
-Put tight- fitting rubber or plastic
pants on children who are
wearing diapers and those who
are not toilet- trained.
-Take your children for frequent
bathroom breaks.
-Don't attract waterfowl to the
beach by feeding ducks, geese,
gulls, etc.
-Pick up your trash.
-If you boat, properly dispose of
waste.
For more information, or to report
water - related illnesses, please
contact Hennepin County public
health at 612- 543 -5200.
Sprinkler
Restrictions
Residents and businesses in
Shorewood are restricted to
watering before 11 a.m. and after
4:30 p.m. seven days per week.
Children's toys, private wells
and hand watering are exempt.
Excelsior Fire District Dance
Friday, July 18; 5pm -12am
Station #1
24100 Smithtown Road
Shorewood, MN 55331
Live Music!
This year there are two bands
taking the stage:
Hi Hats Polka Band: 5 -7 pm
Sell Out Stereo: 8 pm- Midnight
Help the Fire District at their
biggest fundraiser of the
year and have a great time!
The Grand Door Prize is a $350
Gas Gift Certificate from the
Koehnen's BP Excelsior and a
$250 Gift Certificate from Cub
Foods. On Saturday, June 29
the firefighters delivered dance
packets to the residents in Tonka
Bay, Shorewood, Greenwood,
Deephaven, and Excelsior.
Check out your paper box for
details. If you did not received a
dance packet pick one up in the
lobby at Station #1 in Shorewood.
Donations can be made
in many ways, residents can
send in their donation from the
dance packet, donate on line
at www.excelsiorfire.org and
automatically be entered in to
the raffle, or drop of a donation
and raffle tickets at Excelsior,
Deephaven, Greenwood,
Shorewood, or Tonka Bay City
Hall.
Mega Sized Silent Auction
is the place to find great deals.
Come bid on merchandise, gift
certificates, services, artwork,
electronics, and much, much,
more. If you would like to donate
call the Silent Auction Hotline at
952 - 220 -2767.
Kid's Entertainment includes
talented face painters, activities
with Mrs. M, a giant slide, and
Celebrate July 4th in Excelsior
The grand 4th of July
celebration in Excelsior
continues to be an amazing
event. In 2014 festival attendees
can start the day with the new
1 -mile Firecracker Run or5 -10K
Firecracker Runs. A variety of
events take place throughout
the day and then music by The
Wolverines Big Band begins
at 6:15 pm. The popular and
dramatic air show by Lucas Oil
Aerobatic Air Show over Lake
Minnetonka will take place at
8 pm, followed by more music,
the national anthem and the
popular South Lake Minnetonka
Fireworks display.
For up -to -date information
and to register for events,
go to www.excelsior-
lakeminnetonkachamber. com.
every kid's favorite a moonwalk.
Quench your thirst and
tantalize your taste buds with
beer, wine, sodas, and 1919
root beer. We will also have
our traditional menu items Grill
Happy pork chops on a stick,
brats, hot dogs, and much more.
After dinner stop by the EFD
Auxiliary's Dessert Booth fortheir
famous home brownie ala mode,
ice cream, cookies, and a couple
of sweet surprises.
Convenient Shuttle Service
from the West and East lots in
downtown Excelsior. The shuttles
depart from Gary's First Class
Car Care, 301 Water Street,
every 15 to 20 minutes. There
is handicap parking and limited
parking on site.
For more information go to
excelsiorfire.org, like us on
FACEBOOK, and follow us on
South Lake Safety Camp
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Minnesota Zoomobile
Friday, July 18, 11 am
All ages, No registration
The Minnesota Zoo will bring a
variety of animals. Plan your
picnic before or after the show.
The show runs about 45 minutes.
Tennis at Badger
egistration for summer tennis
should be made online at
www.carlsontennis.com.
Summer Tennis
Camp July 21 -24
Carlson Tennis Stars Camp
Little Stars(Ages 4 -6)
1 -1:45 pm Cost: $65
Rising Stars(Ages 7 &8)
Kite Making
Friday, July 25, 10 am -Noon
Ages 7-11; Registration required
Learn to make a 28" tall x 35" wide
sled kite. You will learn safety tips
on flying kites. Max 10
Geocaching
Friday, August 1,10 am -Noon
Age 10 -13; Registration required
Three Rivers Park District is
hosting this activity. Learn the
basics of (GPS) Global Positioning
Technology then use the internet
to find local geocaches! Max 20
Park
1:45 -2:45 pm Cost: $75
Future Stars(Ages 9 -11)
2:45 -3:45 pm Cost: $75
Adult Weekly Drill
Starts June 26; $20 per time
Sign up and get times /details at
www.carlsontennis.com.
Adult Lessons
Back Into Tennis/Beginner
Mondays 6:30 -8 pm
Manor Park
Excelsior Library
Stories by the Pond
20630 Manor Rd; 10:30 am
Wed.,July 16
Truck Storytime
Enjoy stories about trucks while
seeing the big public works
trucks!
Wed., Aug 13
Llama Storytime
Enjoy stories about llamas and
enjoy the llamas of Carlson's
Loveable Llamas.
3.0 Women's Daytime Drill
Tuesdays 8:30 -10 am
Cardio Tennis
Wednesdays 6:30 -7:30 pm
Back Into Tennis/Beginner
Thursdays 8:30 -10 am
Register at
www.carlsontennis.com
Kids entering grades 3 -5 can regis-
ter now for the popular safety camp
held August 13 in Badger Park. The
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camp is an entire day of fun and
learning designed to keep kids safe.
�1 camp
Register online, www.ci.shorewood.
mn. us.
Summer at Crescent Beach
We live in a lake community, so
paddle and launch techniques, Learn the basics of kayaking and
of course lake activities are
and safety. Boards, paddles and enjoy time on the waterwith Three
part of our summer fun! Register
leashes provided. (Under 16 Rivers Park District instructors. All
at www.ci.shorewood.mn.usunder
must have accompanying parent/ equipment provided. Class runs
Parks.
guardian for 5:30 pm class) 60 -75 in case of rain, but rescheduled
Stand Up
minutes of instruction followed by in case of lightning. Min 6 /Max 10
60 minutes of open watertime.
Paddleboarding
Classes will be rescheduled
Mondays, July 14 or 21
3:30 -5 pm, ages 13 -17; $55
in case of dangerous weather�^"��-���
conditions. Min 4 /Max 6
5:30 -7 pm, ages 13 +; $45
Wai Nani Surf & Paddle will offer
Beginner Stand Up Paddleboard
"*
Kayaking i y
Thursday, July 31 or
Group Clinics to include on and
Monday, August 4 -
off the water training. Learn the
10 am -noon, ages 10 -13
basic including gear overview,
$15 per class
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Minnesota Zoomobile
Friday, July 18, 11 am
All ages, No registration
The Minnesota Zoo will bring a
variety of animals. Plan your
picnic before or after the show.
The show runs about 45 minutes.
Tennis at Badger
egistration for summer tennis
should be made online at
www.carlsontennis.com.
Summer Tennis
Camp July 21 -24
Carlson Tennis Stars Camp
Little Stars(Ages 4 -6)
1 -1:45 pm Cost: $65
Rising Stars(Ages 7 &8)
Kite Making
Friday, July 25, 10 am -Noon
Ages 7-11; Registration required
Learn to make a 28" tall x 35" wide
sled kite. You will learn safety tips
on flying kites. Max 10
Geocaching
Friday, August 1,10 am -Noon
Age 10 -13; Registration required
Three Rivers Park District is
hosting this activity. Learn the
basics of (GPS) Global Positioning
Technology then use the internet
to find local geocaches! Max 20
Park
1:45 -2:45 pm Cost: $75
Future Stars(Ages 9 -11)
2:45 -3:45 pm Cost: $75
Adult Weekly Drill
Starts June 26; $20 per time
Sign up and get times /details at
www.carlsontennis.com.
Adult Lessons
Back Into Tennis/Beginner
Mondays 6:30 -8 pm
Manor Park
Excelsior Library
Stories by the Pond
20630 Manor Rd; 10:30 am
Wed.,July 16
Truck Storytime
Enjoy stories about trucks while
seeing the big public works
trucks!
Wed., Aug 13
Llama Storytime
Enjoy stories about llamas and
enjoy the llamas of Carlson's
Loveable Llamas.
3.0 Women's Daytime Drill
Tuesdays 8:30 -10 am
Cardio Tennis
Wednesdays 6:30 -7:30 pm
Back Into Tennis/Beginner
Thursdays 8:30 -10 am
Register at
www.carlsontennis.com
Southshore Center
ummer 2014 "SCC:95' 4.74.7635 • www.southshore- center.org
TED Talks: ARE WE A MARKET SOCIETY?
Thursday, July 10, 11 am
A video replay of a TED lecture by Harvard political
philosopher Michael Sandel who asks if we have drifted from
a market economy to a "market society," where our beneficial
values and attitudes are being sold out from under us.
Enjoy the 20 minute video and join the discussion! Please
RSVP if possible to 952.474.7635. (SAVE THE DATE: August
TED Talk has a date change. Save August 7 at 11 am)
Happy Feet for 55+
Monday, July 21; $34 (every third Monday)
Call for an appointment: 763.560.5136
Enjoy being pampered! Services include foot soak /massage,
care for corns, calluses, or thick, cured, or ingrown toenails.
Cruise the World of Senior Housing
Thursday, July 24, 10 am -3 pm, $5
Board your "cruise line" at the Southshore Center and take a trip
to view each level of senior housing . All proceeds going to the
Southshore Center. Your trip includes stops at 5 different senior
housing locations, featuring food and fun from various ports
of call. "Cruise" to Legacy Homes (a residential care home),
where you'll experience the delicacies of Japan. Next your
"cruise" takes you to Golden Living Center Hillcrest of Wayzata
(skilled nursing) where the food and flavor of Italy await. Your
ship sets sail next for Meridian Manor Assisted Living where
you'll indulge your appetite with traditional dishes from Spain.
Continue your "cruise" to Emerald Crest Memory Care where
you'll relax with tempting treats from the Caribbean Islands.
Last but not least, your ship pulls into WestRidge Independent
Senior Living where you'll discover mouth - watering offerings
from Germany. Register by 7/20 by calling the center.
Lifeline Screening
Saturday, August 2, 8:30 am -5 pm by appointment
To schedule a screening call 1.877.792.8480.
AAA Driving Class: Refresher Course
Thursday, August 14, 5:30 -9:30 pm or
Thursday, September 11, 9 am -1 pm
This course is for those who have taken the 8 -hr class
previously. Register by calling AAA at 1.888.234.1294, or go
to www.mnsafetycenter.org. Cost is $20 /discount if you bring
your AAA card.
Ongoing Events
Purchase 112 price bakery goods every Monday and
Tuesday. All proceeds benefit Southshore Senior Partners.
Beading, 2nd and 4th Tuesdays, 1 pm
Woodcarvers, Tuesdays, 9:30 am
Quilting, Monday and Wednesday, 9 -11 am
Mahjong, Wednesdays, 1 pm
Bridge, Thursdays, 1 pm
Bingo, Fridays, 1:30 pm
Donations of old greeting cards and quilting fabrics and supplies are
always welcome at the center!
Get Fit!
Fitness Classes
Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, 8:15 am
$5 per class
Exercise classes for the active population 55 +. Improve
aerobic power, body endurance, strength, flexibility and
balance. Call the center to reserve a spot.
Tai Chi
Mondays at 10 am
August 11- September 22, $48 per 6 week session
Instructor Ron Erdman -Luntz has been teaching seniors the
art of Tai -Chi for 25+ years. All levels will enjoy this class!
Call the center to register. Drop ins welcome.
Belly Dance
Wednesdays, June 4 -July 2, 12:30 -1:45 pm
Cost: $60 for 5 week session
All ages will love this fun class! Bring a yoga mat and water. Dress
casual, go barefoot or wear soft soled shoes. No prior experience
needed. Don't think you can't do it ... it's fun and a great workout
for all fitness levels. Register online at www.southshore - center.org,
or call the center at 952.474.7635.
Pickleball
Wednesdays, 9:30 -11 am at Badger Park Tennis Courts
If you enjoy tennis, racquetball or badminton, you will love Pickleball!
Regular weekly games bring rackets if you have them, otherwise we
have some to share. Register at 952.474.7635. FREE
Community Events
Community Wide Garage Sale
Wednesday, July 16, 5-8 pm* $5 entry fee
Thursday, July 17, and Friday, July 18, 9am -3pm
Reserve a table for our indoor garage sale, or donate items to the
Southshore Senior Partners table at the sale (limited donations
accepted). Tables are $30 for a long table and $10 for an additional
card table. To reserve yourtable, contactthe center at 952.474.7635.
Don't delay! Table reservations are due no later than July 3.
Lake Minnetonka City Limits
Saturday, July 19, 6 -10 pm
If you have some musical talent, we
invite you to come out and spend time
performing for family and friends. If you
do not consider yourself a musician,
come enjoy the great music of others!
A great way to spend a Saturday night.
A $5 cover charge provides a great
evening of live local music and a slice of
Joey Nova's pizza. This event is held monthly at the center. See
highlights from previous shows and get open mic details at www.
lakeminnetonkacitylimits. org.
City of Shorewood
5755 Country Club Road
_ Shorewood, MN 55331
City of Shorewood Map
PRESORTED
STANDARD
U.S.POSTAGE PAID
TWIN CITIES, MN
PERMIT #30681
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The Planning Commission will hold public hearings at their meeting Tuesday, July 1, 2014, 7 pm in the city
council chambers. On the agenda:
7:00 PM Public Hearing to consider an amendment to Section 1201.03 Subd. 20.b. of the Zoning Code regarding
density allowance and parking requirements for Elderly Housing.
Arrest The Pest
The brown marmorated stink bug (BMSB) is known to occur in Minnesota, and was found invading homes in small
numbers (one or two bugs per home) in the winter of 2010/2011. Like most other invasive species, it is expected
that populations and associated impacts will increase. See the city web site for a photo and more information. If
you see one of the bugs, please call the MN Department of Agriculture hotline at 1- 888 - 545 -6684.
Council Members
Scott Zerby, Mayor; Laura Hotvet; Debbie Siakel; Kristine Sundberg; Richard Woodruff
City Administrator: Bill Joynes; Newsletter Editor: Julie Moore
southshore Community Center
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Fri ay, September 23; 8 am -2 pm
Appraisals on Thurs�ay, .$5 per item
5735 County Club Roac�, Shorcwooc�, MN
(next to Bdager Park dna Shorewooc{ City Hall)
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