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CITY OF BREEZY POINT NOTICE OF CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY 2008 ROAD IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT To: Ottawa Trail, Choctaw Circle, Suffolk Drive, Sioux Drive, Blackhawk Circle, Crow Circle, and Dakota Drive From: Phil Martin, PE, City Engineer/Tim Polipnick, Public Works Director At the April 14, 2008 City Council meeting, Anderson Brothers Construction Company was accepted as the low bidder for 2008 Road Improvements Project and awarded the project to complete. From preliminary discussions with Anderson Brothers Construction Company, construction activities are not anticipated to begin until the week of May 12, 2008 contingent upon contractual signatures and per plan requirements must be completed within 45 working days of the commencement of construction. The initial construction activities will involve clearing and grubbing activities and delivery of construction materials to the site. When construction commences, portions of the road may temporarily be more difficult to traverse with low clearance, 2-wheel drive vehicles. With the assistance of the project contractor, we will do our best to provide timely project updates to assist you during the various stages of construction. We appreciate your patience and understanding during the construction period and encourage you to contact those listed below if you have any questions or concerns. For your use, we have assembled the following project specific information to assist you with any questions you may have regarding the upcoming construction activities. DESCRIPTION OF IMPROVEMENT: The improvement includes construction of a rural section bituminous road and storm water management areas. TENTATIVE CONSTRUCTION PLAN (in anticipated order of completion)
1. Clear and Grub Trees, Construction Materials Delivered to Site
2. Excavation, Earthwork, and Subgrade Preparation
3. Aggregate Base Placement and Turf Establishment
4. Road Paving PROJECT CONTRACTOR: Anderson Brothers Construction Company (218-829-1768)
Loren Bendson, Project Supervisor 218-820-9934 cell PROJECT ENGINEER: Landecker & Associates, Inc. (218-568-4940)
Bryan Drown, PE, Project Engineer 218-568-4940
Jessica Kosloski, E.I.T. 218-232-7183 cell CITY CONTACT INFORMATION – City Hall (218-562-4441)
Tim Polipnick, Public Works Director 218-839-0945 cell
Brad Scott, City Administrator 218-562-4441 ext 3 Published in Northland Press Tuesday, May 13, 2008
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CITY OF BREEZY POINT NOTICE OF CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY 2007 Bituminous Road Reconstruction Improvement Project
2007 Road and Utility Improvements Project
To: Breezy Point Drive, Poplar Drive, Shoreview Lane, and Airport Road From: Phil Martin, PE, City Engineer/Tim Polipnick, Public Works Director As winter has passed and spring is here it is time to complete the 2007 road improvement projects. There are several clean up issues to be completed this spring. Striping will also be completed along both roads. These construction activities should not impact traffic along the roadways. We appreciate your patience and understanding during the construction period and encourage you to contact those listed below if you have any questions or concerns. PROJECT CONTRACTOR: Tom’s Backhoe Service (218-829-1768)
Tom Thompson, Owner 218-820-9934 cell PROJECT ENGINEER: Landecker & Associates, Inc. (218-568-4940)
Phil Martin, PE, City Engineer 218-821-7265 cell
Jessica Kosloski, E.I.T. 218-232-7183 cell CITY CONTACT INFORMATION – City Hall (218-562-4441)
Tim Polipnick, Public Works Director 218-839-0945 cell
Brad Scott, City Administrator 218-562-4441 ext 3 Published in Northland Press Tuesday, May 13, 2008
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CITY OF CROSSLAKE PINEWOOD CEMETERY WILL BE CLEANED ON MAY 22nd and MAY 23rd Items should be removed from the cemetery no later than May 21st. Items that are faded and torn that are not removed will be disposed of. TED STRAND PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR Published in Northland Press Tuesday, May 13, 2008
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ORDINANCE SUMMARY ORDINANCE NO. 256, THIRD SERIES AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 8, RELATING TO THE SIGN STANDARDS FOR THE CITY OF CROSSLAKE COUNTY OF CROWWING STATE OF MINNESOTA The following is the official summary of Ordinance No. 256, Third Series, approved by the City Council of the City of Crosslake, on the 14th day of April, 2008. The purpose and intent of this ordinance is to amend Chapter 8 of the City Code relating to the Sign Standards within the City of Crosslake. A printed copy of the ordinance is available for inspection by any person at City Hall. Passed and approved by a 4/5ths vote of the City Council this 14th day of April, 2008. By: Jay Andolshek, Mayor City of Crosslake Attest: By: Thomas N. Swenson, City Administrator, City of Crosslake Published in Northland Press Tuesday, May 13, 2008
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CITY OF EMILY PUBLIC NOTICE PINE RIDGE CEMETERY Clean up for Pine Ridge Cemetery in the City of Emily will take place starting Thursday, May 15, 2008. All weathered or broken ornaments, flowers, etc. will be removed. Please refrain from placing decorations on grave sites until May 27th or maintenance clean up is complete. Patricia Kestner, MCMC Clerk Published in Northland Press Tuesday, May 13, 2008
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ATTENTION READERSBreezy Point, Crosslake, Emily, Fifty Lakes and Mahattan Beach:
At the January 2008 organizational meetings for the above named cities, the Northland Press was legally designated as the official newspaper.
In 2008, we will be publishing all legal and public notices in the pages of the newspaper, as well as posting them on our website. We would like to publicly thank the residents and the city council members for their vote of confidence. |
Print Your Legal & Public Notices in the The Northland Press The Northland Press is a legally adjudicated newspaper serving the areas of Breezy Point, Crosslake, Emily, Fifty Lakes, Merrifield, Nisswa, Outing, and Remer. We have a verified independent circulation audit performed by the Circulation Verification Council on a yearly basis as required by law. The Northland Press is a member of the NNA (National Newspaper Association) and the MNA (MN Newspaper Association). We file each year with the MN Secretary of State for our legal status, and each issue of the Northland Press is archived at the Minnesota Historical Society. Call us at 218 692-5842 for your legal publication needs.
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