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CITY OF CLARKSVILLE OFFICIALS ONE PUBLIC SQUARE CLARKSVILLE, TN 37040 PHONE: 931-645-7444 FAX: 931-552-7479 www.cityofclarksville.com MAYOR CITY OF CLARKSVILLE Kim McMillan 832 River Run Clarksville, TN 37043 Hm: 931-221-0344 Kim.mcmillan@cityofclarksville.com 4 years 2010 2014 CITY JUDGE Charles W. Smith 120 Franklin St Clarksville, TN 37040 Wk: 931-647-2323 cwslaw@charter.net 4 2008 2012 CITY COUNCIL MEMBER WARD 1 Nick Steward 2218 Robin Dr Clarksville, TN 37042 Hm: 931-206-9593 Ward1@cityofclarksville.com 4 years 2010 2014 CITY COUNCIL MEMBER WARD 2 Deanna M. McLaughlin 107 Mossland Dr Clarksville, TN 37042 Hm: 931-645-0315 4 2010 2014 CITY COUNCIL MEMBER WARD 3 James R. Lewis 1654 Jordan Dr South Clarksville, TN 37042 Hm: 931-648-8603 Ward3@cityofclarksville.com 4 years 2008 2012 CITY COUNCIL MEMBER WARD 4 Wallace Redd 511 Paula Dr Clarksville, TN 37042 Hm: 931-647-8965 Wk: 931-216-5640 Ward4@cityofclarksville.com 4 years 2008 2012 CITY COUNCIL MEMBER WARD 5 Candy Johnson 563 Brentwood Cir Clarksville, TN 37042 Hm: 931-503-1557 Wk: 931-302-7053 Ward5@cityofclarksville.com 4 years 2008 2012 CITY COUNCIL MEMBER WARD 6 Marc A Harris 448 2nd St North Clarksville, TN Hm: 931-278-3160 4 2010 2014
CITY COUNCIL MEMBER WARD 7 Geno Grubbs 1387 Borrowdale Dr Clarksville, TN Hm: 931-552-3384 Cell: 931-320-0774 Ward7@cityofclarksville.com 4 years 2010 2014 CITY COUNCIL MEMBER WARD 8 David Allen 1700 Autumnwood Blvd Clarksville, TN 37042 Hm: 931-648-4574 Cell: 931-278-1011 Ward8@cityofclarksville.com 4 years 2008 2012 CITY COUNCIL MEMBER WARD 9 Joel Wallace 161 East Glenwood Dr Clarksville, TN 37040 Hm: 931-647-5439 Wk: 931-552-1480 Ward9@cityofclarksville.com 4 years 2008 2012 CITY COUNCIL MEMBER WARD 10 Bill Summers 410 Savannah Trace Clarksville, TN 37043 Hm: 931-358-3579 Ward10@cityofclarksville.com 4 years 2010 2014 CITY COUNCIL MEMBER WARD 11 Kaye 1944 Norwood Trail Clarksville, TN 37043 Hm: 931-553-4058 Ward11@cityofclarksville.com 4 years 2010 2014 CITY COUNCIL MEMBER WARD 12 Jeff Burkhart 655 Potomac Dr Clarksville, TN 37043 Hm: 931-553-5026 Cell: 931-206-6949 Ward12@cityofclarksville.com 4 years 2008 2012 CITY COUNCIL MEETINGS EXECUTIVE SESSION 4TH THURSDAY OF EACH AT 4:30 P.M. FORMAL MEETING FIRST THURSDAY OF EACH MONTH AT 7:00 P.M. LOCATION CITY HALL
CUSTOMER SERVICE INFORMATION: Contact the applicable hauler regarding bin, billing, or other issues pertaining to curbside services. CITY CONTACT(S) Ramana Chinnakotla Redwood City 1400 Broadway St. Redwood City, CA 94063 (650) 780-7474 www.redwoodcity.org GARBAGE HAULER(S) Recology San Mateo County 225 Shoreway Road San Carlos, CA 94070 (650) 595-3900 RECYCLING HAULER(S) Recology San Mateo County 225 Shoreway Road San Carlos, CA 94070 (650) YARD TRIMMINGS HAULER(S) Recology San Mateo County 225 Shoreway Road San Carlos, CA 94070 (650) 595-3900 Garbage & Recycling Hauler Website: City Integrated Waste Website: GARBAGE/RECYCLING PROGRAM INFORMATION PROGRAM ESTABLISHED COLLECTION SCHEDULE Weekly pick up. CONTAINER ISSUED Three carts are issued: one black cart for landfill, one blue cart for recycling, and one green cart for compost.
COUNTY CONTACT County of Santa Clara Clif Chew Integrated Waste Management Program 1555 Berger Dr., Building #2, Suite 300 San Jose, CA (408) 282-3167 County Website: GARBAGE HAULER Recology South Bay 650 Martin Avenue Santa Clara, CA 95050 (408) 725-4020 Fax: (408) 842-5664 Contract end date June 30, 2020 Hauler Website: RECYCLING HAULER Recology South Bay 650 Martin Avenue Santa Clara, CA 95050 (408) 725-4020 Fax: (408) 842-5664 Contract end date June 30, 2020 Hauler Website: YARD TRIMMINGS AND FOOD WASTE Recology South Bay 650 Martin Avenue Clara, CA 95050 (408) 725-4020 Fax: (408) 842-5664 Contract end date June 30th,2020 Hauler Website: County Recycling and Waste Reduction Website: RESIDENTIAL RECYCLING PROGRAM INFORMATION PROGRAM ESTABLISHED October 1992; single stream 2007 COLLECTION SCHEDULE Every week, same day as garbage collection. CONTAINER ISSUED SFD: 64 gallon cart. SINGLE FAMILY GARBAGE RATE INFORMATION TYPE FEE SERVICE COMMENTS Front Yard Back Yard Garbage Refuse, 20 gallon $32.58 X Refuse, 32 gallon $33.72 x Refuse, 64 gallon $62.53 x Each additional 32-gallon unit $34.65 x Refuse, Extra Bag, one time $16.98 x With regular weekly set out. Note: Low-income rates are available to residents who meet requirements. Contact hauler for information.
SINGLE FAMILY RECYCLING PROGRAM MATERIALS COLLECTION PREPARATION AND SORTING REQUIREMENTS Yes No Aseptic Containers X Juice boxes accepted. Cans x Aluminum, tin, and steel cans accepted; rinse and place in commingle bin. Cardboard x Flattened and place in recycling cart. Glass x Place in recycling cart (labels and lids are okay). Household Batteries x Contact the Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) Hotline to schedule an appointment for drop-off (408) 299-7300. Large Item Pick-Up x Call hauler for rates. Magazines x Place in recycling cart. Metals, Other x Place in recycling cart. Metals, Scrap x Place in recycling cart. Mixed Paper x Place in recycling cart. Newspaper x Place in recycling cart. Oil x Contact the Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) Hotline to schedule an appointment for drop-off (408) 299-7300 Oil Filters x Contact the Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) Hotline to schedule an appointment for drop-off (408) 299-7300 Plastic (#1-#7) X Rinse and remove lids; place in recycling bin. No plastic bags. Polystyrene (Plastic #6) X blocks in clear plastic bag and place in recycling bin. No food dishes. SINGLE FAMILY YARD TRIMMINGS AND FOOD WASTE PROGRAM MATERIALS COLLECTION PREPARATION AND SORTING REQUIREMENTS Yes No
HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE Call (408) 299-7300 or visit to schedule a drop-off. RECOMMENDED LANDFILLS Residents of Unincorporated East County may use any landfill available SOLID WASTE ENFORCEMENT Illegal Dumping Contact Roads & Airports Department - East Yard: (408) 494-2750 Recycling Theft Santa Clara County Sherriff Department (Non-Emergency): (408) 299-2311
COUNTY CONTACT County of Santa Clara Clif Chew Integrated Waste Management Program 1555 Berger Dr., Building #2, Suite 300 San Jose, CA 95112 (408) 282-3167 County Website GARBAGE HAULER Waste Recovery 1500 Berger Dr. San José, CA 95112 (408) 283-4800 Contract end date: June 30, 2020 Hauler Website RECYCLING HAULER Green Waste Recovery 1500 Berger Dr. San José, CA 95112 (408) 283-4800 Contract end date: June 30, 2020 Hauler Website YARD TRIMMINGS AND FOOD WASTE Green Waste Recovery 1500 Berger Dr. San José, CA 95112 (408) 283-4800 Contract end date: June 30, 2020 Hauler Website County Recycling and Waste Reduction Website: RESIDENTIAL RECYCLING PROGRAM INFORMATION PROGRAM ESTABLISHED July 1992; bin program began February 1995 single stream 2010. COLLECTION SCHEDULE other week, same day as garbage collection. CONTAINER ISSUED SFD: 64 gallon cart. SINGLE FAMILY GARBAGE RATE INFORMATION TYPE FEE SERVICE COMMENTS Front Yard Back Yard Garbage Refuse, 20 gallon $27.72 X Refuse, 32 gallon $32.11 X Refuse, 64 gallon $71.98 X Each additional 32-gallon unit $40.60 X Refuse, Extra Bag, one time $7.77 X One-time with weekly set out.
Note: Low-income rates are available to residents who meet requirements. Contact hauler for information. SINGLE FAMILY RECYCLING PROGRAM MATERIALS COLLECTION PREPARATION AND SORTING REQUIREMENTS Yes No Aseptic Containers X Juice boxes accepted. Cans X Place in recycling cart. Cardboard X Bundle and place in recycling cart. Glass X Place in recycling cart. Household Batteries X Place in clear plastic bag and place on the recycling cart. Magazines X Place in recycling cart. Metals, Other X Place in recycling cart. Metals, Scrap X Place in recycling cart. Mixed Paper X Place in recycling cart. Newspaper X Place in recycling cart. Oil X Place in a one-gallon container with screw top lid provided by hauler. Limit 2 gallons per week. Oil Filters X Garbage hauler provides a special zippered plastic bag. Plastics (#1-#7) X in recycling cart. Polystyrene (Plastic #6) X Place blocks in clear plastic bag and place in recycling bin. No food packaging. SINGLE FAMILY YARD TRIMMINGS AND FOOD PROGRAM
HOME COMPOSTING WORKSHOPS Call the Rotline at (408) 918-4640 or visit for information on upcoming composting workshops. HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE Visit or call (408) 299-7300 to schedule a free and convenient household hazardous waste drop-off appointment. RECOMMENDED LANDFILLS Residents of Unincorporated South County may use any landfill. SOLID WASTE ENFORCMET Illegal Dumping Contact Environmental Health for illegal dumping issues at (408) 918-3400. Recycling Theft Santa Clara County Sherriff Department (Non-Emergency): (408) 299-2311
October 1 Fiscal year begins December – Due 12/31 Annual report to the Idaho State Librarian § 33-2611 January - December City Library Annual Meeting - held according to by-laws January - December City Library holds library director performance appraisal August City budget hearings September 31 Fiscal year ends
City of Belmont Garbage, Recycling and Organics Services Fact Sheet City Contact: Leticia Alvarez One Twin Pines Lane Belmont, CA 94002 Phone: 650-595-7469 Garbage, Recycling and Organics Company: Recology San Mateo County 225 Shoreway Road San Carlos, CA 94070 Phone: 650-595-3900 Resources Recycling and Waste Prevention Website: Household Hazardous Waste: Program Information Collection Schedule pick up. Debris Box Information Recology of San Mateo County offers debris box services. Item Pick Up Residential customers receive 2 curbside Bulky Item Collections per calendar year at no additional charge (available Mon – Fri, on your regular collection day). If you exceed your number of free pickups, you may request additional collections for a fee. Please visit item-recycling/ to schedule an appointment. Holiday Tree Removal Recology San Mateo County will collect holiday trees curbside for composting between December 26th and January 31st, on the regular collection day. PLEASE REMOVE ALL DECORATIONS AND TREE STANDS (flocked trees are accepted) before placing next to the green compost cart. Trees may be up to 8 feet in length. If the tree is longer than 8 feet, please cut the tree before placing the pieces next to or in the compost cart. After January 31st, please cut the tree to fit inside the compost cart. Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) San County offers a drop off location for household hazardous waste for residents in San Mateo County. Please visit http://www.smchealth.org/hhw or call (650) 363–4718 to schedule an appointment. Illegal Dumping To report illegal dumping please contact: (650) 595-7408 Ox Mountain Landfill 12310 San Mateo Rd Half Moon Bay, CA, 94019 Phone: 650-726-1819
Free meals are targeted at disadvantaged students. For the purposes of eligibility for free meals, ‘disadvantage’ is defined by the students being in receipt of, or having parents who are in receipt of, one or more of the following benefits Income Support Jobseekers Allowance income-related Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) support under part VI of the Immigration and Asylum Act 1999 the guarantee element of State Pension Credit Child Tax Credit (provided they are not entitled to Working Tax Credit) and have an annual gross income of no more than £16,190, as assessed by Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs Working Tax Credit run-on - paid for 4 weeks after you stop qualifying for Working Tax Credit during the initial roll out of the benefit, Universal Credit A student is only eligible to receive a free meal when they, or a parent/guardian on their behalf, have made a successful application to the institution where they are enrolled If a course is not available in the Bradford District, support will be provided based on travel to the nearest school or college offering a suitable course and having a place available. Students who meet the council’s eligibility criteria for assistance will usually be eligible for support for a maximum of three years up to and including the age of 19 years. Apprenticeships Young people involved in an apprenticeship and aged 16 - 18 will be entitled to apply for the Under 19 Bus Only Ticket. Those aged 19 and over can apply for the 19 – 25 Mcard. To find out more about the cards above please visit your local bus station travel centre or visit Learning providers are responsible for ensuring that non-employed Programme-led Apprentices have reasonable expenses met in full where these are needed to overcome barriers to learning. not in education, employment or training (NEET) If you take up the offer of a full time place at a learning provider, you will be entitled, if the eligibility criteria are met, to those benefits listed above for full time students. Those taking up the offer of an Apprenticeship, Entry to Foundation Learning or employment with training to NVQ level 2 will be able to apply for either an Under 19 Bus Only Ticket or for those aged 19 and over can apply for the 19 – 25 card.
City of Burlingame Garbage, Recycling and Organics Services Fact Sheet City Contact: Carol Augustine Sigalle Michael Finance Director & Treasurer Sustainability Coordinator 501 Primrose Road Burlingame, CA, 94010 Phone: 650-558-7222 Phone: 650-558-7261 Email: Email: Garbage, Recycling and Organics Company: Recology San County 225 Shoreway Road San Carlos, CA 94070 Phone: 650-595-3900 Resources Recycling and Waste Prevention Website: Household Hazardous Waste: Program Information Collection Schedule pick up. Debris Box Information Recology San County provides debris box services throughout San Mateo County. Item Pick Up Residential customers receive 2 curbside Bulky Item Collections per calendar year at no additional charge (available Mon – Fri, on your regular collection day). If you exceed your number of free pickups, you may request additional collections for a fee. Please visit https://www.recology.com/recology-san- mateo-county/bulky- item-recycling/ to schedule an appointment. Holiday Tree Removal Recology San Mateo County will collect holiday trees curbside for composting between December 26th and January 31st, on the regular collection day. PLEASE REMOVE ALL DECORATIONS AND TREE STANDS. Flocked trees are acceptable, place next to the green compost cart. Trees may be up to 8 feet in length. For trees longer than 8 feet, please cut the tree and place the pieces next to, or in, your compost cart. After January 31st, please cut the tree to fit inside the compost cart. Household Hazardous (HHW) San Mateo County offers a drop off location for household hazardous waste for residents in San Mateo County. Please visit http://www.smchealth.org/hhw or call (650) 363–4718 to schedule an appointment. Illegal Dumping To report illegal dumping please contact: (650)522-7300 Ox Mountain Landfill 12310 San Mateo Rd Half Moon Bay, CA, 94019 Phone: 650-726-1819
Materials Recycle Preparation and Sorting Requirements Yes No Cans X Aluminum, and tin Cardboard X Non-waxed cardboard can go in recycling bin Glass X Glass bottles and jars (lids okay) Metals, Other X Aluminum foil and empty aerosol cans and empty paint cans Mixed Paper X Magazines, newspaper, cereal refrigerated paper milk and juice cartons, etc. place shredded paper in a paper bag and staple shut. No aseptic containers. Motor Oil x Take the used motor oil or cooking oil to the San Mateo County Household Hazardous Waste Facility. Motor Oil Filters x Take the oil filters to the San Mateo County Household Hazardous Waste Facility. Plastic (#1-#7) X Clamshells, containers, buckets and bottles. No black plastic, no foam polystyrene #6 and no plastic bags. Green Organics Cart Materials Collection Preparation and Sorting Requirements Yes No Food Scraps X Food Soiled Paper X Waxed cardboard, take out containers and pizza boxes Yard Trimmings X
The applicant is to specify the number of people they propose to attract to each day of the event so that the correct facilities can be planned for the event. However, if there are more than 5000 then you must comply with Health (Public Buildings) Regulations 1992. Is it necessary to obtain approval from the local authority to hold a public event? Any event that is held on City of Fremantle land and involves the public must have approval from the City. What permits are necessary for the event to gain approval? The events package outlines which permits may be necessary for your event to gain approval. What considerations are necessary in choosing the appropriate site for the event? In choosing the appropriate site, consider: is the site readily accessible for vehicles on and off the site are overhead power lines likely to cause a problem are trees on the site likely to cause a problem is power and water readily available does the date of your event conflict with another time of year – will the weather impact on your noise issues – if your event is close to residents and businesses Can we have animals at our event? Animals, especially those with cloven hooves are not allowed on reserves in the City. However, an event may have an animal farm for children. Contact the City’s environmental health services unit for petting zoo guidelines on 9432 9856 or email . Petting zoos must not be set up near food stalls or vehicles. Is a risk management plan necessary? In order for you, the event organiser to fulfill your duty of care when holding your event, you must ensure that the safety of the public is covered and all necessary precautions taken. This is to be outlined in the risk management plan. In relation to insurance for events what do organisers need to consider? Public liability insurance must be for at least ten million Australian dollars ($10 000 000), which should cover any claims for injury arising. You should ask your insurers about liability for injuries, acts or omission and for financial obligations incurred in responding to major emergencies. Should consideration be given to meet the needs of health and emergency services to gain access as well as from the venue?
City of Ladera Garbage, Recycling and Organics Services Fact Sheet City Contact: City of Ladera Phone: 1-888- 442-2666 Email: Garbage, Recycling and Organics Company: Recology San Mateo County 225 Shoreway Road San Carlos, CA 94070 650-595-3900 Resources: Recycling and Waste Prevention Website: Household Hazardous Waste: Program Information Collection Schedule pick up. Debris Box Information Recology of the offers debris box services to residents of Pacifica Bulky Item Pick Up Residential customers receive 2 curbside Bulky Item Collections per calendar year at no additional charge (available Mon – Fri, on your regular collection day). If the number of free pickups is exceeded, additional collections are available for a fee. Please visit https://www.recology.com/recology-san- mateo-county/bulky- item-recycling/ to schedule an appointment. Holiday Tree Removal Recology San Mateo County will collect holiday trees curbside for composting between December 26th and January 31st, on your regular collection day. Please remove all decorations and tree stands before placing next to your green compost cart. Flocked trees are accepted. Trees may be up to 8 feet in length. If longer than 8 feet, please cut the tree before placing the pieces next to or in your compost cart. After January 31st, please cut the tree to fit inside the compost cart. Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) San Mateo County offers residents a drop off location for household hazardous waste. Please visit http://www.smchealth.org/hhw or call (650) 363–4718 to schedule an appointment. Illegal Dumping To report illegal dumping please contact: 1(888) 442-2666. Ox Mountain Landfill San Mateo Rd Half Moon Bay, CA, 94019 Phone: 650-726-1819
City of Menlo Park Garbage, Recycling and Organics Services Fact Sheet City Contact: Justin Murphy 701 Laurel St. Menlo Park, CA 94025 650-330-6600 Email: Garbage, Recycling and Organics Company: Recology San Mateo County 225 Shoreway Road San Carlos, CA Phone: 650-595-3900 Resources: Recycling and Waste Prevention Website: Household Hazardous Waste: Program Information Collection Schedule pick up. Debris Box Information Bulky Item Pick Up Residential customers receive 2 curbside Bulky Item Collections per calendar year at no additional charge (available Mon – Fri, on your regular collection day). If you exceed your number of free pickups, you may request additional collections for a fee. Please visit item-recycling/ to schedule an appointment. Holiday Tree Removal Recology San Mateo County will collect holiday trees curbside for composting between December 26th and January 31st, on your regular collection day. Please remove all decorations and tree stands (flocked trees are accepted) before placing next to your green compost cart. Trees may be up to 8 feet in length. If your tree is longer than 8 feet, please cut the tree before placing the pieces next to or in your compost cart. After January 31st, please cut the tree to fit inside the compost cart. Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) San Mateo County offers a drop off location for household hazardous waste for residents in San Mateo County. Please visit http://www.smchealth.org/hhw or call (650) 363 – 4718 to schedule an appointment. Illegal Dumping To report illegal dumping please contact: (650) 330- 6376.
Recycling Cart Materials Recycle Preparation and Sorting Requirements Yes No Cans X Aluminum, steel and tin Cardboard X Non-waxed cardboard can go in recycling bin Glass X Glass bottles and jars (lids okay) Metals, Other X Aluminum foil and trays, empty aerosol cans and empty paint cans Mixed Paper X Magazines, newspaper, cereal boxes, refrigerated paper milk and juice cartons, etc. place shredded paper in a paper bag and staple shut. No aseptic containers. Motor Oil x inside a clear gallon jug and place it next to the recycling carts on the collection day. Motor Oil Filters x Place inside a clear zip-lock bag and place it next to the recycling carts on the collection day. Plastic (#1-#7) X Clamshells, containers, buckets and bottles. No black plastic, no foam polystyrene #6 and no plastic bags. Green Organics Cart Materials Collection Preparation and Sorting Requirements Yes No Food Scraps x Food Soiled Paper x cardboard, take out containers and pizza boxes Yard Trimmings x
Targets and Action Plan The targets to meet the objectives of the Strategy are included in Table 1 below: Focus Objectives Actions Responsibility Targets Year 2017/18 2018/19 2019/20 Built Environment Improve Infrastructure for resource recovery Provide an efficient and integrated waste management system Services Provide cost effective and environmentally responsible services Governance Improve resource recovery Monitor and review business processes, systems, structure and policies to ensure effective service delivery and organisational performance. Waste Services Resource recovery and reduce waste going to landfill Collaboration in resource recovery Establish and actively manage a range of partnerships with government, private and not-for-profit sectors Waste Services Changing behaviour Asset management and evaluation Identify, manage and seek to minimise risk Waste Services Resource recovery and compliance Community Engagement Community engagement to support the reduction and sustainable community behaviours Develop and implement a range of community education and behaviour change programs that promote, waste reduction, resource recovery, sustainable living and wellbeing Waste Services and Office of the CEO Changing behaviour Economic Development Improve local business resource recovery Support local business in resource recovery Waste Services Resource recovery and reduce going to landfill Improve long term waste disposal practices Resolve long term waste disposal option Waste Services Provide cost efficient value for money services
6.4.1 Encourage the use of household greenwaste at the source Yes Yes 6.4.2 Provide drop-off locations for the collection of various for recycling Yes Yes Recycling station locations at administration, Nedlands and Mt Claremont libraries for disposal of old mobile phones, fluorescent light globes and tubes and household dry cell batteries 6.4.3 Encourage household use of 120L MGB’s for waste disposal Yes Yes Included in the bin service and service cost modelling 6.4.4 Conduct annual survey of target groups to assess behaviour and monitor change No No Cost and resourcing issue 6.4.5 Continue providing subsidised worm farms and compost bins to residents Yes Yes Ongoing. Annual recorded sales for compost bins and worm farms are approximately 20 and 15 respectively 6.4.6 Public management and resource recovery data to encourage resident’s participation in waste minimisation Yes Yes On-going. Media and publications through Community newspapers, other City’s communication channels and annual City’s residential waste service brochure 6.4.7 Develop an information package for residents that encourages residents’ use of sustainable cleaning products No No Not commenced 6.4.8 Develop a program with the aim to implement waste minimisation strategies and to encourage recycling within the commercial and industrial sector Yes Partly Free commercial recycling bin available
A. If you know your password is about to expire you can go to to change it. Enter the appropriate information and click the Submit button. If the password change is successful the page will tell you. You may then return to the regular logon page () by clicking the OK button If your password expires before you have the chance to change it, if your password is reset by the Helpdesk, or if you are a new user with an initial password set, when you attempt to log in you will receive a message that your password has expired. There will be a hyperlink that will take you to the password reset page above so that you can set a new password. Follow the instructions above Q. I do not see an icon for an application that I had access to in Citrix, or I need access to a new application A. Please call the Helpdesk at 664-HELP for this or any issues not mentioned in this document. They will open a ticket for the appropriate support team to address your problem
Case Study City of Temple Terrace Building and Energy Solutions The City of Temple Terrace, located just north of Tampa Bay, FL, is home to 25,000 residents. The City initiated a plan to invest in both its buildings and environment through an extensive Downtown Redevelopment Project. ABM Building Services worked closely with City leaders to determine infrastructure needs, financial challenges and sustainability goals. Together they developed a financial program using the City’s Community Investment Tax funds to procure more than $3 million worth of critical infrastructure improvements. By investing in energy-efficient upgrades, the City is creating savings to finance the upgrades without requiring additional taxpayer burden. Plus, the annual amount of the program’s energy savings, averaging more than $95,000 per year, will be monitored by ABM over 15 years to ensure the full amount is received. ABM estimates that operational savings, gained from reduced maintenance, emergency repair and replacement costs, will amount to more than $100,000 per year on top of the energy savings. CHALLENGE Temple Terrace had a mounting number of infrastructure improvements that needed to be made at several of its public buildings - with 57 percent of its HVAC equipment at 15 years old or older and several units showing signs of deterioration. SOLUTION • Installed 45 new HVAC units producing 240 tons of cooling capacity • Added state-of-the-art HVAC controls • Upgraded 1,600 lights to energy- efficient, long-lasting LED lighting • Replaced leaking City Hall windows with impact-resistant, energy-efficient windows BENEFIT • Improved energy efficiency and reduced carbon emissions • Enhanced indoor environmental quality including comfort conditions and lighting levels • Guaranteed to produce $1.46M in energy and operational savings over a 15-year period “This is a fantastic opportunity to upgrade our facilities, reduce energy costs and eliminate maintenance headaches; all with great financial benefits for the City and no burden on our taxpayers,” said Michael Dunn, Public Information Officer for the City of Temple Terrace. ABM Building Services 9326 Florida Palm Drive Tampa, FL 813.654.9000 abm.com ©2016 ABM Industries Inc. Confidential & Proprietary Information. All rights reserved.
1 The learner will know that citizens have rights and responsibilities The learner must know: Assessment Requirements Evidence Location 1.a Identify legal rights of a British citizen Learners should identify legal rights of a British citizen The following assessment methods can be used in the assessment of this standard: Written tasks/questions and answers Oral questions and answers Group discussion Written or pictorial information This list is not exhaustive and other appropriate assessment methods may be used. 1.b A responsibility that citizens have to maintain their own well-being Learners should identify a responsibility that citizens have to maintain their own well-being 1.c How to identify a responsibility that citizens have to others Learners should identify a responsibility that citizens have to others Further Information for Tutors/Assessors 1.a A minimum of three rights to be identified e.g. free speech, fair trial, education, equality, health etc. 1.b A responsibility for maintaining own well-being e.g. eat healthily, drink responsibly, be aware of risks etc. 1.c A responsibility to others e.g. be honest, act fairly, to not put someone in danger etc. 2 The learner will know about equal opportunity issues in relation to the law The learner must know: Assessment Requirements Evidence Location
This project will help you to demonstrate your knowledge of parallel lines, transversals and the angles that are created by them. You can work alone or in groups of either 2 or 3 people. All group members do not have to be from the same class. This will count as a quiz grade. You will be designing a city map using the guidelines listed below. Your map must be drawn on construction paper or poster board. Use a ruler to make your streets straight! On the back of your map, you will include a write up. In the write up, please tell me what you all felt was the most difficult part of the project and what the easiest part of the project was. Please also tell me who in your group did what. Have a title for your map, and make it neat and organized! DUE DATE: Wednesday, November 5, 2014 A more thorough rubric will be available shortly, but know that you will be graded on accuracy, creativity and neatness. Guidelines: There must be a title for your map. Your city must have streets that are parallel to each other and one street that intersects all three of the parallel streets. You must name all of these streets. Your city has a hospital that is alternate exterior to the school that is in your city. Draw and name the hospital and the school. The school and the drugstore are at corresponding locations. Draw and name the drugstore. The drugstore and the pet shop are at vertical locations. Draw and name the pet shop. The pet shop and the gas station are at alternate interior locations. Draw and name the gas station. The hospital and the park are at same side exterior locations. Draw and name the park. The gas station and the grocery store are at same side interior locations. Draw and name the grocery store. The grocery and the nail salon are at vertical locations. Draw and name the salon. The nail salon and Target are at corresponding locations. Draw Target. Target and a fast food restaurant are at same side interior locations. Draw and name the fast food restaurant. Your city has a mall that is in a corresponding location to the bookstore that is in your city. Draw and name the mall and the bookstore. (If you did all of the others correctly, then the bookstore and the mall only have one place to be located) Any questions please see Mrs. Massaro after school in Room 405.
Seek additional identified improvements to Andersen Celebration Park C, D, E Public Input, City Staff Seek residential/neighborhood park improvements in Wickes Park, adjacent to residential A, B City Staff Evaluate landscape of to enhance functionality and appeal A, B City Staff Create more natural areas in parks to reduce maintenance A, B, F City Staff Work with the Planning Commission to identify parks in transitioning areas A, F City Staff Actively seek new partnerships and relationships with neighboring groups, agencies and governments to reduce maintenance and retain high quality park facilities A, F Public Input, City Staff Identify needed lighting and other safety or perception related improvements A, B, F Public Input, City Staff Pursue acquisition and development of a continued riverwalk, connecting Genesee Street to the existing parkland on the West Side of the river. E, G Public Input, City Staff Appendix – Frank N. Andersen Celebration Park Site Map Wickes Park, Proposed Location for Neighborhood Park Improvements
Table 2.1: Structural and procedural controls This table relates to the pollution risks and pollution controls sections (2.1 and 2.2) above. You may use this table or create a similar one of your own. Area of site: Chemical storage area in Warehouse B Activity/facility/store: Activity – Chemical delivery Risk identification and contaminants of concern Existing pollution controls Improved or new pollution controls required Risk Contaminant(s) Structural Procedural Structural Procedural Timeframe Spills during unloading of chemicals hydrocarbons dissolved metals chemicals bunding of chemical delivery area sealed surface. Procedure deliveries only within bunded area contractors use safe practices (pallets wrapping, trolley jacks) Inspection regular checks of seal and bund integrity etc. Training staff/contractors trained in procedures and Inspections. n/a – no further structural controls required procedure / Spill response required for staff and contractors to follow in the event of a spill or leak. four week review of spill response procedures and produce document Traces of contaminants tracked from bunded chemical delivery area to yard As above yard area sealed Inspection: yard area regularly swept and residues collected for disposal. integrity of concrete checked 6 monthly. stormwater treatment – oil interceptor and sand/peat filter for trace hydrocarbons and metals in yard stormwater Procedures required for operation and maintenance of stormwater treatment devices 12 weeks to install appropriate interceptor system
May 25 – 28th Summer Camp at Three Sisters Park 25th Kickoff of Downtown Thursdays Second Street Market – Golf Cart Show- Contest for the best looking Golf Cart. These markets will be held the last Thursday of each month May – August. Live Music, food, vendors a different theme each month. For more information to call (309)274-3107. 27th Shore Acres Pool Opens for the Season! June 5th Movie in the Park – Stonewater Park 7 – 10 Claud Elen Days – Carnival- Silent Auction- Zorrofest- Pageants-Entertainment- Wednesday – Wristband ride night from 6 - 10pm, Thursday – Wristband ride night from 6 – 10 pm, Ronald McDonald, Sing Movie in the Park, Friday - Cruizen, Mr. Chillicothe , Live music by JammSammich, Saturday – Parade, Little Miss Butterfly & Mr. Caterpillar, Miss Chillicothe, Shotgun Charlie 10th Superhero Parade at 1:00 pm – Sponsored by Chillicothe Historical Society 10th - 3rd ANNUAL KIDS’ TRIATHLON – Contact Leann Stickel, race director at tri2beatms@gmail.com . Registration and lots of info at 19th Swimming lessons Start @ Shore Acres Pool 26th in the Park @ Sante Fe Park 29 th Downtown Thursday Second Street Market – 5:00 –8:00 – TASTE OF CHILLICOTHE July 4TH - Annual Chillicothe 4th of July Celebration! For more information please call (309)369-5448 8th RUN FOR THE HEALTH OF IT, 5K Run and 2 Mile Walk, Saturday, July 8 • 7:00 a.m.
May 25 – 28th Summer Camp at Three Sisters Park 25th Kickoff of Downtown Thursdays Second Street Market – Golf Cart Show- Contest for the best looking Golf Cart. These markets will be held the last Thursday of each month May – August. Live Music, food, vendors a different theme each month. For more information to call (309)274-3107. 27th Shore Acres Pool Opens for the Season! June 5th Movie in the Park – Stonewater Park 7 – 10 Claud Elen Days – Carnival- Silent Auction- Zorrofest- Pageants-Entertainment- Wednesday – Wristband ride night from 6 - 10pm, Thursday – Wristband ride night from 6 – 10 pm, Ronald McDonald, Sing Movie in the Park, Friday - Cruizen, Mr. Chillicothe , Live music by JammSammich, Saturday – Parade, Little Miss Butterfly & Mr. Caterpillar, Miss Chillicothe, Shotgun Charlie 10th Superhero Parade at 1:00 pm – Sponsored by Chillicothe Historical Society 10th - 3rd ANNUAL KIDS’ TRIATHLON – Contact Leann Stickel, race director at tri2beatms@gmail.com . Registration and lots of info at 19th Swimming lessons Start @ Shore Acres Pool 26th Movie in the Park @ Sante Fe Park 29 th Downtown Thursday Second Street Market – 5:00 –8:00 – TASTE OF CHILLICOTHE July 4TH - Annual Chillicothe 4th of July Celebration! For more information please call (309)369-5448 8th RUN FOR THE HEALTH OF IT, 5K Run and 2 Mile Walk, Saturday, July 8 • 7:00 a.m.
2018 1 2 3 4 Chili Cook Off at Heritage Health 11am-1:30 pm Youth Summer Camp Registration begins at Pearce CC Chillicothe Players- Deadly Vows at 5:00 pm Chillicothe Park Dist. Chillicothe Players- Deadly Vows at 5:00 pm Chillicothe Park Dist. Car Care Basics 101 11-1 pm Riverside Chev Roundstone Buskers 2:30 pm Chillicothe Library Financial Peace Class 5:30 -7:00pm Chillicothe Christian Church 5 Story 6 7 8 9 10 11 Storytime for Grownups 1:30pm – Chillicothe Public Library 7:30 am Tuesday Morning Business Connection Meeting City Hall Marketing & Tourism Meeting – City Hall 3:30 pm Alternative Energy Fair 10 am – 4pm- Library IVC School Board Meeting Financial Peace Class 5:30 – 7:00 at Chillicothe Christian Church 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 7:00 pm City Council Meeting Quilting & Sewing Days at Chillicothe Christian Church 274-4419 for info Quilting & Sewing Days at Chillicothe Christian Church 274-4419 for info Rummage Sale First United Methodist Church Rummage Sale First United Methodist Church Schools Out Day Camp At Pearce Community Center Rummage Sale United Methodist Church Financial Peace Class 5:30 – 7:00 at Chillicothe Christian Church 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Well mobile 7:00 at Pearce Community Center Annual Chamber Meeting/Board Meeting 7:30 am at Shore Acres RSVP- for Breakfast! Chamber Quarter Auction 6:30 – 9:00 pm at Pearce UNDERWATER EXTRAVAGANZA Pearce Community Center 26 27 28 29 30 31 City Council Meeting 7:00 pm – City Hall Schools Out Day Camp/ IVC Spring Break March26-April 2
preliminary injunction where irreparable harm was not shown). A preliminary injunction may be granted under MCR 3.310(A) only when the plaintiff can make a particularized showing of irreparable harm that will occur before the merits of the claim can be considered. Lash v City of Traverse City, 479 Mich 180, 196; 735 NW2d 628 (2007) (citation omitted). Irreparable harm means “a noncompensable injury for which there is no legal measurement of damages or for which damages cannot be determined with a sufficient degree of certainty.” Thermatool Corp v Borzym, 227 Mich App 366, 377; 575 NW2d 334 (1998) (circuit court’s granting of preliminary injunction found to be an abuse of discretion). An injunction will not lie upon the mere apprehension of future injury or where the threatened injury is speculative or conjectural. Dunlap v City of Southfield, 54 Mich App 398, 403; 221 NW2d 237 (1974). When dealing with an action challenging the validity of a law, “[t]he irreparable injury referred to must result from the acts of the public officials in enforcing the allegedly invalid law.” Jeffery v Clinton Township, 195 Mich App 260, 264; 489 NW2d 211 (1992) (circuit court abused its discretion issuing injunction prohibiting township from enforcing local ordinance). A. Plaintiff Cannot Allege Harm to Defendant City’s Police Officers. Plaintiff’s primary argument regarding irreparable harm concerns alleged harm to Defendant City’s police officers, the sworn officers of the Grand Rapids Police Department (“GRPD”). As an initial matter, Plaintiff lacks standing to allege harm to GRPD officers because he does not have a substantial interest which is distinct from the general public. See Lansing Sch Ed Ass'n v Lansing Bd of Ed, 487 Mich 349, 374-378; 792 NW2d 686 (2010). Neither Plaintiff, nor Kent County, nor the State of Michigan employs the sworn officers of the GRPD. Furthermore, Plaintiff is not the legal advisor or legal
Admission Application Form – please fill in all unshaded boxes Staff use First Name Surname Chosen Name Date of Birth Current Age Gender Birth Cert seen? For City Academy Use only LF House Year Group Year taught in Admission date UPN ULN Exam number Home Address Priority Contacts for the student Contact details 1 Name Relationship to student Telephone 1 2 Name Relationship to student Telephone 2 3 Name Relationship to student Telephone 3 addresses Eligible for Free School Y / N Emergency consent for treatment? Y / N Dietary Needs – Halal, Vegetarian etc
BARNES LAURA OENTRICH PO Box 65 Barnes, KS 66933 HOME: 785-763-4533 WORK: 785-763-4310 CLIFTON RHONDA MEYERHOFF PO Box 86 Clifton, KS 66937 OFFICE: 785-455-3711 cityofclifton@twinvalley.net GREENLEAF WANDA UFFMAN 408 Commercial St. Greenleaf, KS 66943 OFFICE: 785-747-2858 HOME: 785-747-2629 grcity@twinvalley.net HADDAM MARY ELLIOTT PO Box 25 Haddam, KS 66944 HOME: 785-778-3631 HANOVER DORA SAND PO Box 416 Hanover, KS 66945 HOME: 785-337-2242 cityclerk@bluevalley.net HOLLENBERG SANDRA CLAY 427 Fuller Street Hollenberg, KS 66946 HOME: 785-337-2920 LINN JAYNE LEHMAN PO Box 66 Linn, KS WORK: 785-348-5521 HOME: 785-348-5839 jlehman@ubankonline.com MAHASKA BARBARA LIVINGSTON PO Box 92 Mahaska, KS 66955 HOME: 785-245-3293 WORK: 785-245-3291 WORK: 785-245-3283 barb.livingston@cpsagu.com MORROWVILLE CONNIE DELAY PO Box 63 Morrowville, KS 66958 HOME: 785-265-3786 WORK: 785-325-2221 MOBILE: 785-541-0425 PALMER KAREN L MUELLER 215 N Illinois Street Palmer, KS 66962 HOME: 785-692-4255 VINING JACKIE KOCH PO Box 16 Clifton, KS 66937 HOME: 785-446-2849 jkoch@twinvalley.net
CITY CLIPS 2017 Real Estate and Person Property Taxes were DUE on December 05, 2016. If you were unable to pay your taxes, PLEASE come by the office and set up your taxes on a payment plan. For more information, please call 757-562-8544 or 757-562-8543. A down payment will be required at the time of signing a payment plan agreement with the office. Don’t forget to get your Pet License Tag for 2017. You will need the Rabies Certificate showing a current rabies vaccination. All Pets in the City of Franklin are required to have a Pet License before January 31, 2017. For more information call 757-562-8536 and speak to any cashier. The Treasurer’s Office continues to sell Virginia E-ZPasses. Come by the office and purchase your E-ZPass and start saving money when driving on toll roads! 2016 Virginia State Income Tax Forms will not be mailed to individual taxpayers. The Commissioner of the Revenue’s Office has a limited number of forms and instruction booklets for distribution. Forms and instructions are available on demand through the following options: Download, view or print forms directly from the Department of Taxation website at www.tax.virginia.gov. forms online through the Department’s website or call (804) If you fill out your tax return by hand, you can processing delays by printing your information so it can be easily read. Please use black ink and not pencil.
10/15 5:30 PM Sussex Home 10/20 5:30 PM Brunswick Away 10/22 5:30 PM Windsor Away 10/27 5:30 PM Southampton Home 10/29 5:30 PM Greensville Home Golf (2015) Head Coach: Dennis Sumblin Date Time Opponent Location 9/3 10:00 AM Windsor ARGS Greensville 9/14 3:30 PM Southampton Park View Windsor 9/21 3:30 PM Greensville Surry Sussex
RESOLUTION NO. 16-R-109 A RESOLUTION DECLARING THE NECESSITY OF REPAIRING AND RECONSTRUCTING CERTAIN SIDEWALKS IN ZONE 2C ASSOCIATED WITH THE 2016 SIDEWALK REPAIR / PEDESTRIAN SAFETY PROGRAM IN THE CITY OF MENTOR; REQUIRING THAT ABUTTING PROPERTY OWNERS REPAIR SAME; RATIFYING AND CONFIRMING NOTICES; AUTHORIZING REPAIR OR RECONSTRUCTION OF SAID SIDEWALKS BY THE CITY ENGINEER AND IN CERTAIN CASES, PROVIDING FOR ASSESSMENT OF COST; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY ______________________________________________________________________ SECOND READING: ORDINANCE NO. 16-O-69: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING PART THREE, TITLE ONE, CHAPTER 301.33, OF THE CODIFIED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF MENTOR, 2006, AS AMENDED, THE SAME RELATING TO THE TRAFFIC CODE AND DEFINITIONS, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY READING: MANAGER’S REPORT: Pavement Open Cut Requests: Dominion East Ohio Gas – 5 locations on Mentor Avenue – Utility Relocation Dominion East Ohio Gas – 16 locations on Murray Avenue – Utility Relocation Dominion East Ohio Gas – 2 locations on Center Street & 1 on Munson Road – Utility Service Line Replacement CLERK’S CORRESPONDENCE: Mentor Municipal Court Monthly Reports – May & June, 2016 Liquor Permit Requests New – C-2 Permit - Walgreens Transfer of Stock Membership – Walgreens Transfer from Kinter Brothers, Inc. to Ganesh Nilkanth Food, Inc. Annual Renewal Notice for all permits within the City of Mentor COMMISSION/COMMITTEE REPORTS: Board of Building & Zoning Appeals Meeting Minutes – June 14, 2016 & July 12, 2016 Municipal Planning Commission Meeting Minutes – June 16, 2016 & July 7, 2016 OLD BUSINESS:
CORRESPONDENCE: Mentor Municipal Court Monthly Reports – March 2017 and April 2017 Transfer of Liquor Permit – from Twisted Paddy Group Inc. to Toths Too RLLP COMMISSION/COMMITTEE REPORTS: Meeting Minutes – Municipal Planning Commission – May 4, 2017 Board of Building and Zoning Appeals – May 9, 2017 OLD BUSINESS: NEW BUSINESS: PERSONS BEFORE COUNCIL: ONLY FOR ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDA. Forms located on the table in Council Chambers must be completed and registered with the Clerk of Council prior to the meeting. NOTE: Council may recess into Executive Session ADJOURN: NEXT COUNCIL MEETING: Regular Meeting – June 6, 2017 @ 7:00 p.m.
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