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1987 Summer
The Public Works Department has received several inquiries concerning the use of fire hydrants for filling swimming pools. Unfortunately for pool owners, all requests to use fire hydrants must be denied. There are several reasons to deny such requests: 1 .. sp o�; Boulevard trees are entrusted to your care and enhance your property value. The Public Works Department asks residents to continue watering and caring for them. New trees planted last fall and this spring will need your attention this summer. The City Forrester is available to answer any questions concerning trees. Call 458 -2808. Persons who have street lights located on their side of the street are asked to call the Public Works Department, 458 -2808, before putting anything in the ground that could sever or damage wires (mailboxes, signs, 1. Only licensed Waterworks Opera- tors may perform work on public water systems. 2. There is no way to measure (and bill) the water used. 3. Cross - connections between public water systems and private systems are strictly prohibited. 4. The cost of two workers, a vehicle and equipment would exceed $200 per pool. 5. Rusty or brown water may result. Zam boni... 1, At A Several skaters recently became ill following an incident at the Coon Rapids Ice Arena. It has been alleged that the exhaust gas from the Zamboni ice resurfacer caused their illness. At the Cottage Grove Ice Arena, the air quality in the building is taken very seriously. The Zamboni engine is properly tuned and maintained and exhaust fans are run periodically providing a fresh air supply for the building. Weekly tests of gasses in the air are taken as required by the State Health Department. Our arena has never experienced a problem in this area, but the people of Cottage Grove can be assured that the staff of their ice arena is aware that such a problem could occur and they are doing everything possible to avoid such an occurance. POSTAL- PATRON Carrier Route Presort Bulk Rate U.S. Postage PAID Permit No. 1 Cott G r o ve, MN 55016 LOCAL POSTAL PATRON � w r Open: 8:00 - 4:30 M -F ... 458 -2800 Police Non - Emergency ...458 -2811 Police Fire & Emergency .....911 Police Administration ...458-2850 Building Inspections ...... 458 -2804 Mayor .............Roger Peterson Council ... Glen Brown, Jack Denzer Dick Hammero and Kevin Raun Administrator ........ Carl Meissner Assistant Administrator .......... Rick Lewis Police Chief ......... Dennis Cusick Fire Chief ........... Denis Erickson Public Works.......... Planning ............Anne Hurlburt Parks and Recreation ........ John Fredrickson Arena Manager....... Tim Johnson Building Official .. Everett Anderson Finance & Personnel Director ...........Jeanne Haapala ,:.. a,n.ea _ inn .q Na Get Your Button r Swimming and Help Suppc is 12 , 13 A �, The 1987 Miss Cottage Grove Pageant is well underway. The date for the new pageant has been set for August 22, 1987. This years theme is "America ". Anyone between the ages of 17 and 26 interested in competing in the pageant may contact Joan Mortensen at 459 -6887. Will ■'_1• Gillian Kirk - Gillian Kirk, our reigning Miss Cottage Grove will be leaving soon to compete in Austin at the Miss Minnesota Pageant. The date of the competition is June 20 and she would welcome the support of the communi- ty. The Miss Minnesota Pageant will be aired on Channel 29. Diane Messerich - Diane Messerich, our reigning Miss Strawberry Festival will be presiding over Strawberry Festival '87. •• r Department Prevent We would like to extend our thanks to the citizens whose homes are near open grassland for their assistance when grass fires have occurred. Their cooperation is extremely beneficial to the Fire Department because of the number of grass fires that happen in the Spring and Fall. Your Fire Department requests that everyone take care in using matches or other combustibles. Children should be cautioned against rockets and model airplanes or cars using flammable liquid materials in their operation. These items, normally safe to operate, should be operated away from grassy areas, because heat and fuel can ignite dry grass. Areas exceptionally vulner- able to grass fires are parklands around the City. The careless use of fire could result in a court appearance and a fine! Fires are not allowed without a burning permit. Recreational fires are allowed if: 1. Fire is no more than three 13) feet in diameter. 2. No trash leaves, etc. are burned. 3. Adequate means of extinguishing fire must be at hand. 4. Fire is as far away from buildings as possible. 5. An adult must be in attendance at all times. Police may come out to check. 6. Call the Dispatcher at 458 -2811 and inform him /her that you are planning a recreational fire at your address so the Fire Depart- ment will not be called out when someone sees smoke or fire. No burning permit is required for a recreational fire as outlined above. Any questions? Call 458 -2809 during office hours of 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. • still Needed We are still in need of volunteer firefighters that are available during daytime hours and would like any interested persons to contact Fire Station #2 at 458 -2809 between the hours of 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. "Building nspection Yours for •i With the coming of summer, we turn our thoughts to projects around the house. There might be fences to build, storage buildings to construct or additions to your house or garage to be considered. The Inspection Depart- ment would like you to know that most projects of this nature require a building permit. Building permits allow us to review your project assuring all local and State requirements are met. This permit furnishes you with access to on -site inspections as your work progresses and helpful suggestions for the accomplishment of your goal while meeting required regulations. Please call the Building Inspection Department at 458 -2826 if you need assistance or to determine whether your project requires a building permit. Everett A. Anderson Building Inspector 1; During the warm summer months, many residents have boats, trailers and RV's in their yards. Every year City Hall receives questions about where these peices of equipment can be parked. The City permits parking of recreation- al vehicles, including boats, anywhere on residential property. However, parking inoperative and /or unlicensed vehicles is prohibited unless the vehicle is screened from view. With the early arrival of the warm weather, many residents began their "spring cleaning" ahead of schedule. City ordinances are very specific on which items can be stored outdoors. For instance, neatly stacked firewood, lawn furniture and garden equipment can be kept outside. Items such as oil barrels, building materials (not being used on- site), tires, mattresses and old appliances are not allowed. If you have any questions con- cerning exterior storage, contact the Planning Department at 458 -2800. 3825 LAKE ELMO AVENUE NORTH • LAKE ELMO. MNYESOTA 55042 0 612/7778143 C ottage i Participa National Volunteer Recognition Week The 2nd Annual City of Cottage Grove Volunteer Recognition Dinner was held April 28th. In observance of National Volunteer Recognition Week, one hundred-twenty-four community volunteers were invited to attend this appreciation dinner held at the Cottage Grove V.F.W. Special Recognition and Service Awards were presented to the following persons: at 1:30 p.m., Ft 1986 Chairperson Service Awards Commission Service Awards Length of Service Awards Ernest Sergent, Jr. - Chairman- Barbara Blaeser - Planning and Richard Danzl - Member of Human Human Services /Rights Commission Zoning Commission Services /Rights Commission since since 1982. Marlin Rabe - Public Works Commis- 1977. Michael Sobolewski - Chairman- sion Ernest Sergent, Jr. - Member of Public Works Commission Michael Sobolewski - Public Works Human Services /Rights Commission Gary Goluski - Chairman_ Parks, Commission since 1980. Recreation and Natural Resources Philip Gaarder - Public Health, Safety Commission and Welfare Commission Beverly Steichen - Member of Public Health, Safety and Welfare Commis - Richard Pederson - Chairman -Eco- Barbara Vogel - Economic Develop- sion since 1980. nomic Development Commission ment Commission Robert Vogel - Member of Parks, Alfred Einberger - Chairman-Plan- Special Recognition Awards Recreation and Natural Resources ning and Zoning Commission Gillian Kirk -Miss Cottage Grove Commission since 1980. Jack Heathcote - Chairman_ Public Diane Messerick -Miss Strawberry Donna Faulkner - Member of Health, Safety and Welfare Commis- Festival Economic Development Commission Econ omic # •" Want y our pro ject t really ®� O Q r- since 1980 In an attempt to introduce commer- cial, industrial and residential develop- ers to the advantages of locating in Cottage Grove, the city's first Develop- ers Expo was held at Cedarhurst Mansion May 6th. The Expo idea was developed by the City's Economic Development Com- mission as part of the promotional program to advertise the city. The commission presented information on Cottage Grove and development op- portunities to interested companies. A bus tour concluded the program. The commission has high hopes that this type of promotion will result in more jobs for our citizens and a better balance of commercial establishments. A� Library kids are all winners this summer at Park -Grove Branch Library, 7900 Hemingway Av. S., Cottage Grove, 459 -2040. (e 0 Stop by and pick up your summer reading record, library � A button, activities sheets, and list of special programs: Wed.,'June 17, VARIETY 2 per- Wed., July 15, ANIMAL AD- 7:00 p.m. form difficult 7:00 p.m. VENTURES with feats of balanc- a singing parrot, ing, juggling and snakes, owls, a unicycling, and friendly tarantula, make you laugh ferrets, animal at the same time. FACTS, AND A daredevil finale fun. will amaze you. Wed., July 22, SOCCER PROGRAM W T ues., July 7, SHOW'n TELL 7:00 p.m. presentes _ 10:30 a.m. FIRETRUCK with by Minnesota Cottage Grove Strikers Fire Dept. Wed., Aug. 12, BLUEGRASS 7:00 p.m. BANJO ... lively, �E down -home, sing j along music Storytime Choose from 3 all year convenient times: " " Tuesdays at 10:30 a.m., Thursdays at 1:30 p.m., Ft the third Thurs- day of each month at 7:00 p.m. Discover books, magazines, films, records, audio and video cassettes, p computers, software, and information at your public library. s /o a) agar •�. <� ` • + MM ��. Payable 1987 Vo -Tech 11.0 %) City (21.5 %) AN Schools (51.92) County (22.22) Districts (3.32) In the City of Cottage Grove's urban area, an $80,000 owner occupied home pays approximately $1,344 in property taxes. The graph above shows how the property taxes are distributed to the various governmental units. Governmental Unit % Amt. City 21.5% $289.00 County 22.3% 299.00 Special districts 3.3% 45.00 School district 51.9% 697.00 917 Vocational 1.0% 14.00 TOTAL 100.0% $1,344.00 What you get for your property tax $$$ Tax Year 1986 For property taxes payable 1986, the estimated tax on an $80,000 home in the urban area, after homestead credit, is $300.The graph above illustrates how these revenues are used to support the public service programs provided by the City. To find the description for a specific program letter refer to the list below The program letters and cost figures listed below were used to prepare the above graph. Typic T Paid By H omeo wner l e 250 200 150 $148.09 100 50 ® $60,000 After Homestead Credit $443.95 $70,000 $80,000 $90,000 Estimated Market Value of Home I/1 Ltr 60 Program A 2.88 Council Er 70 icheck onel Commissions B 12.54 60 C 0.42 Elections D 1.44 Assessing E 3.24 Legal 56 3.30 City Hall /Building G w Planning Er Zoning H 3.63 Building 0 Inspection i 65.34 0 Defense J 1.29 Animal Control K 7.05 Ambulance Service E ao Fire M 30.06 Street Maintenance N 2.82 Traffic Signs Er Signals 0 4.14 Auto Serv./ 0 Public Works P 1.50 E Public Works Q a 30 R 26.82 Parks Main. Et 20 Programs S 14.58 Unallocated Er Misc. 10 4.08 Ice Arena U 76.80 0 *includes bond payments for public improvements such as parks, buildings and A R r. o Tax Year 1986 For property taxes payable 1986, the estimated tax on an $80,000 home in the urban area, after homestead credit, is $300.The graph above illustrates how these revenues are used to support the public service programs provided by the City. To find the description for a specific program letter refer to the list below The program letters and cost figures listed below were used to prepare the above graph. Typic T Paid By H omeo wner l e 250 200 150 $148.09 100 50 ® $60,000 After Homestead Credit $443.95 $70,000 $80,000 $90,000 Estimated Market Value of Home I/1 Ltr Cost Program A 2.88 Council Er ----- icheck onel Commissions B 12.54 Admin. Et Finance C 0.42 Elections D 1.44 Assessing E 3.24 Legal F 3.30 City Hall /Building G 5.10 Planning Er Zoning H 3.63 Building Inspection i 65.34 Police Er Civil Defense J 1.29 Animal Control K 7.05 Ambulance Service L 30.48 Fire M 30.06 Street Maintenance N 2.82 Traffic Signs Er Signals 0 4.14 Auto Serv./ Public Works P 1.50 Garage/ Public Works Q 2.49 Forestry R 26.82 Parks Main. Et Programs S 14.58 Unallocated Er Misc. T 4.08 Ice Arena U 76.80 Debt Service *includes bond payments for public improvements such as parks, buildings and municipal facilities. r an Purchase ' l 000 Fire Station #2 Owners of cats, dogs and exotic pets must now apply yearly for licenses in compliance to the amended Animal Ordinance recently passed by the City Council. The only residents exempt from this requirement are those owning properties of ten plus (10 plus) acres in zones R1, R2, Ag1 and Ag2. Any questions concerning rural zones can be answered by City staff. Simply call 458 -2800 for assistance. �,� { i''. • 4 � fI All animal licenses (dogs, cats and wildlife) will be issued at Fire Station #2, 8641 80th Street beginning December 1, 1986 and are required to be purchased on or before the first day of March of each year. You are required to provide a current certificate of rabies vaccination and a certificate of proof of neutering or spaying qualifies you for a $5.00 reduction in the license fee. t. Current Cer f Neutering /SpaYtn9 Home Phone p Certificate Owner's Name-- - - - - -- - Work Phone - -� -'- ----- icheck onel pee Enclosed'. Check one in each column' 51500 Male/Female /Neutered Spayed Spayed Female ;;. 510 00 Neutered ' 009 Male Cat Other Animal Name -. -Ag �� -� --- - _Breed Golor �- . City PAYABLE T o f Cottage Station WZ ML TO'. MAKE CHECK AI Fire 8641 Bah s, So. MN 5501 Cottage Grole, Effective March 1, 1987, license fees will be: Non neutered /non neutered pet $15 Neutered /spayed pet $10 (A late fee of one dollar per month will be assessed for licenses purchased after March 1st, 1987) Would you like to save a trip? Simply mail this application form to 8641 80th Street with the certificates required. Your license, tag and certificates will be promptly mailed back to you. -�� APPLICATION FOR ANN Al- cation'. The gopow�n9 certificates must accompany Y tihcate of Rabies VaccMahon Cottage Grove's water system consists of ten deep wells with a total pumping capacity of approximately 11,000 gallons of water per minute and storage capacity of 6,150,000 gallons. This water flows in mains ranging from 2 to 36 in. in diameter and totaling approximately eighty miles in length. Chlorine and flouride is added to the water following State Board of Health guidelines and the water is tested weekly. Fifteen samples a month are tested by a private lab. Even though this year is the driest in ten years, Cottage Grove will do its utmost to assure adequate water supplies. This can only be achieved if everyone observes the watering sched- ule established by city ordinance. If your address ends in an even number, you may water only on even calendar days and odd numbered addresses on odd days. This ordinance will be enforced! Your lawn and garden benefit more from less frequent deep watering on a regular schedule that more frequent shallow sprinkling. jr y l Wr" @, } ^ k 'Spy` `y+ .n p � 2 IMM.-siMMUMMIUM "o"o Peal ge Gtove The Cottage Grove Ice Arena will open for the summer skating season on June 15. There will be Pubiric Skating, Open Hockey, Skating Lessons, Patch and Freestyle Sessions in addition to ice rental. If you would like information on any of our programs, or would like to receive a detailed brochure describing our skating lessons: please call the arena at: 458 -2845. Summer Schedule m om b l a Sk Figure S kating , H�' rR 1 r 3 r'"'"? � .� l June 21 - August 0 Friday: 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon Sunday: 3:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. (No session on July 5) August 10 - September 1 Wednesday: 3:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. Friday: 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon Sunday: 3:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Cost: $ 1.50 (Season ticket holders - FREE) Skates Sharpene d lo L A new computer controlled skate sharpener has been installed at the Ice Arena. This coin operated machine makes sharpening available at all hours and no longer dependant upon staff availability. This frees employees to perform their regular job duties without interruption. Because the new machine is laser controlled, customers can rely on consistent sharpening quality. Figure skates as well as hockey skates are accepted by the machine. Cost per skate is $1.00 and the machine is accessable during arena hours. A full slate of figure skating lessons and programs will be offered this summer. To receive a brochure with detailed information call the Ice Arena at 458 -2845. Open Hockey June 21 - September 1 Mon. ff Fri.: 3:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. Cost: $3.00 per session Ringette is alive and growing in Cottage Grove. Girls between the ages of 6 and 17 are welcome to join in this exciting sport. Ringette is a winter, on -ice, team game providing fun for the participants and excitement for the parents!! Knowing how to skate is helpful but not necessary. Watch for information on special Ringette events in the late summer. For more information, call Sally Severson at 459 -8033. Arena Ready for 87-88 Season New lighting has been installed which cuts energy consumption in half without loss of lumination. Participa- tion in an N.S.P. rebate program covered 50% of installation and fixture costs art this project. In addition to lighting unprovernents, the hockey boards have been restructured, new kick - plates have been 'installed and a new coat of paint has been added throughout. Parks and Recreation Activities The Parks and Recreation Department has prepared this special brochure to provide you with information on the many activities being offered this summer. Please review this information carefully and keep it handy for easy reference. i s An A� Ate � F I (lures 12,33,14)l F riday Kick-off Ceremony at 7:00 p.m, firfIrrvsed by Cakehrit.y Gtravtr- berry® Shortcake acting Contesil and Bingo. Friday Kick -Off Ceremony at 7:00 p.m . followed by Celebrity Strawberry Shortcake Eating Contest and Bingo Saturday McGruft s Challenge 10K !'tun at 8:30 a.m., (Vic Gruff's Fan (funs, Lase, Tag Tournament and Volleyball Tourna- ment at it),00 a.rn , Parade at 1:00 p.m., Dunk a Cop, trig Wheel Races and Bubble Gum Blowing Contest et. 3:oo p.m. any the Pearl I3ro'lhers Conceit/Dance at 9:00 Rfi rm. Sunday Old Fashioned Ice Cream Social at noon, Pennies in the straw at 1:00 p.m., Little kiss Str<areberry Shortcake Mavvincg at 1 :345 n.rn , Strawberry Hurt` at 2.t1u p.m., Lip Sync Contest at 2:30 psis„ GT Stoirspers Hone/ p,ovs: Totters Square Dancers fd 3M p.m. atfid Raffle r3:aaving at 4:30 pd m. ^, series of free c,u hoc e theatre oerrorrnances sponsored by The Cottage Grove Recreation Department 8 The (Metropolitan Arts CorunciL We encourage everyone to come and join us for art evening of 'fan entertainment. All of are programs vvill tak <= place. outside, Bring along a es ;14E „3 blanket or is ^,vn col sirs. Rasnouts will be rescheduled. For more iu'rform<ation, please caH the Recreation Office at 458.2f334. Thursday - dune 2Jt6c dP."Ct? pampJ The Erdisaea o Company, presents "Bade Porch (a`anci 1Music /Enan- rainment{ PARK LOCATION: Woodridge Park, 9000 90111 st, So., Cottage, Grove Thursday - July dyad (`:QTR p.r i The Rea nsrnuRR< Puppet T`eatre, paesent9 & r4Vy VVhcg3pie ° ' (Puppet - ry1 €'AR1K LOCATION: Highlands Park 6975 idsasi Ave. Cottage age Grrove Thursday � July 23rd MOO p rnJ Sloe falassv,n Corrduc itions pres ents "Contledy, A3sinne, Jsag ins, urea provisafi B PA RK, LOCA TION: Hoofer Palo 3883 eS,'elth Stree',: C olurge Grove ilursday - .A'aCaB &.aE 6th r7.`J ;F lo. v.k r Hinfe "rheaxre. p resents "r se Ugly i L9arrkisrr i rue oe � 4 1 PARK LOCATION: Herithside Park 8244 Heartirside Cottage Grove V A L. T- E d t ~ ( h (dtaky 10 atQ a.na. - 6:00 zf vet.( Youth 7 and over are Invited to join us .or a day at Valley Fair. The 'trip fee is e15.0 jter person (includes t.ransporta- lation and adinission into Valley Fair). Register at City Hail prior to Jute 26th. G% A (July 16 1215 Gairl Join us in watching the Trades play - Foronto at the Metrodoma. rho trip fee; is aS5.50 >or Transportation and tickets. Register at City Flail prior to July Sad. EL MO rte° Youth 10 and elder are invited to lop us fear a day at Lake Gr Regional Park. The trip fee is 84 for transportation and supervision. Child. ran reap€ bring siding He jackets front rc.'net Rego.aer at City Hall prior to J ury Maas, t+ er as m; ... ,. ,. .,✓ ... ., ., r t +. �,... ;l„v e, rfOr ", i!`Ju: its a t canine a' f_o fa: the corarnuni t.,. vmhiri ✓, e Schatn District Tics ( artater cs cr troy (;[One, hile'v tiro, St Po it a'arki roc Ah,e surrounding tonirriftritIe5 Such as Ha sings, @river Gross s- ots c r1too, to p ere.•oeu sv andras tie igi?'szc, Oakdale, Present, So. St,. paid, Ahan Sit. Paul, ©AC...Tfie fine Division Ste Association evil form anR as foo`all. has are now sarong appleations for entrance into the Associates. two (2} leagues vi tint , fountorn I be aye erifilgility o-f t of" daire AM be Ari 1. � MEN I 1 ,-" 1 1 0 S f ,p. `°" Wit: /+� .'"� r=a. ,. ,� im., r C1 . '`MP'' lea Fez 4'M ^�" - `�L �.... hw\ `'' E t rte,. -�. 4m w Gfo L sa' sea p f �4'd- e ; a .�n � . : ti p, , , ,w _, Uz Tara are a ;timber of recreaarara; fac Clew craaabht for use by reoden or Cottage Grove for little or on fen. Preto of throe facaliflco are ",be insole ..,iidba ar. Oakwood Pei Grey Cloud Beat Launch, ser €fearing pool, ball fields, torreyball courts, Crawl e:baPl coups, etc a reserve an, ©f lives facilities for special al oressions, a a ^il,'cy Request forr Tee be approved by the ('.irector (,of ".. ilea ad d Re seat € ©n These forms may he ob,a.rcrd or the City snA. PICNIC AREAS L0t :A.3 FG IN Cf.' AG, GROVE Ca<w•ood Park Az block north of 8(sh street on Harkness Hensler Park €Sda93 89th Street donor electron Pond Park ocislcie k (lag k e Ages are 10 Es 1 {e Li old. i hrrov Mil be ric vveighe eservosons for sugnupa cub L@egr e, Ages are 12 and 13 y.,.no old. "--Free, =e ;mill be no vaeig,t recttictiona for eignups. For r¢ore infrones Son, please contest one of the following: President .fin Hasselman 735 -era-50 traces. Pies. Mike Karnitz 459 -E.254 decy /Treat Pry Crows 459 1271 GRPY CLOUD iCA? L.AUNIC 9 .i no Any of C rung , Grove 'c:cen e cJnilsiud sorso or; ., c gin t -cb siv, on t wfor Crecy C.Iuud loarsd_ TYIa.: 4actnelr Sat is t7.e drip• public access Paint in Cottage Grave which irroufdes diFecir We c sw to the Missiodr a pivot, The Chock nicoi areas of the river ct aied Firsor tire sate pozvida. louse re of oh a unique and e, 3 so}atkle e isr"osnow This launch s is f rited to finall acres and LanfJ6a duc to shalk The facility is opera Peru suffuse to supp and no tee is eagued. For direct or ri e,er in4r„rinaircn, call tike R ocreation Office at 458- 2tt29. PAR i'Y TENT RENTAL T[is Cottage Gross Perks and Recreation kbepertnoth has isarchased £a 20'A t saff -solow ng canopy tent. v's r j's, ave )_ \- ca -of k fir iowu 9360 3Aeeaun Court C!e0 - sac his tent rn,y of renu.df «r fist by ccnfr ixy inure and true /Fl oP7R P €d ;@.n Sout11 Wash ington Counts Palk nt <farli2atiOr ,a, i or more infer in nion Care file idecHa r ,Cion . con sideration of you escorting my Learned just solith of 'lip Ctternirre oviceyoass ac,prnrrarent at 458 -2950. entry I hereby for myself, my third, on Highway 61 CITY CARC1EN P OFS my heirs exowtors and adieu ialm for waiver and `Aloodrege Park City garden tors will he avairarto €o •0ornpr its of :Plaice any and all e Stra ➢et Sot Ah rigs is and haver for derlases or my 9000 Cottage Grove again this year, 7tse plots are loc chili ru.y have agsin5, the above sty free; the Ashland Oil Cocipas it tank Sarre. These plots or Schooi op rict and its represerta- ? EIl1 iN¢S GCFUhV TS LOCATED r s =%b Fiji COT b AGE GRACE are plain ^alb the p oris woon, eolPur tyrocs, Sans; turned 1 fives, successors and assigns for any 4 Courts - i`4atcl Park, aM3 £39tF ;erect SO {reused} Over to gardeners. Ga peace con rae> Too—served by and all injuries sponsored by tics,; 2 Courts - frierahsee Psno 9245 Hearaaeirl Avs :, , So. calling the PuLa Works Department r 459 ..#.i(lE$. The groups. 2 Courts - €.rrarsoda Park, 9371 Grenada Ave. So. City afro pro ere vienuree for €a od .rang at no charge 5 Coutric - P ark Senior High, 5'X; tynh St reet So, and can be pokes rip at 95th and Janalces Ave. a Csztess - arrendndjas Park, 85(1(7 947th Street a � 2 Courts High Park, 6, Idsen Ave. So, , rTa Y ,w � µ ��t agge OUTDOOR VOLLEYBALL COURTS � � � al P utet€ec r and Park 8300 stores hit. Stadrurr. Park 77."w [deal Arse. Se rs�^^ =,rime sna.s urea 2 M , , rsrm„.nss:.kVvw,+�o'nraae ;.A:;r 2 s harnl Aide 8893 bGth Street So. c v Ciators7od Park 7051 Harkness Avc. 90. Name _. ____ 9nirr e ay Park &hut Madera G erg SO. so Adores _ .. ------ 7r nr� Woodridge Park ^ ^fifdtb ,°a(9ttraua h C3ia f`UCCR AE' ?CkSER^ RANGE PhcnelHomel_ _ Wfo€kl ARCHERY ¢ k c: _ Flnea ?Tae Pond Park South ear Se a St. East of i, ^'rnr i n __ - _ ___ ......_ r f r isual - Ass So. Location __._. - _ — __ , <p eS TI.iTCsOCe"t BASKET BALL (;IJUF33''S5 7h y Session... -- -___ _...tire- _._.� ... .__._ r,.. ✓ ro rarnetr p Valley Font 8431 Indian Blvd Ca^. Is Amount ParTiciptint s AgU __ _— �� Lor odridge Park 3f7 0 "0_h Street se. - 'V Cranial (Sark 8812 BeRh '3ruo i tl:,arehaide i-ark dAS', #-larru!'r,aa, i Ave Sm . ;; HaRBN.. rptl Re 7r9: Ideal ci oa d. ioatin a.lfrove E . ary P P ri< ce� ' B ea( Ave. Se. � __ . -_.._ _ �.. s a Parcn. s legnaluro aka A1eh a arve_.'s "e;eatl: P Proor,:e at& A2xCs p tmo saverserial ,os racrear Moore r ✓ r t.l .Y l roan '� fi h Cotta �yk .,k-k � l„F� Mun icipal '" V�-- � -'r�.� :"'�u �'.-1 Cod age G o e z � F icipO� l o o The Cottage Grove 14unicipal Poor will open} June 8, 1987. It is our goal to maintain a safe, clear and enjoyable recreational facility for the residents of Cottage Grove and the general public. The swimming pool phone number is 459-5932. Prior to June 8, call 458 -2828. Daily admission $1.00 - Adults ,75 - Children through High School This daily admission fee applies to Cottage Grove residents as well as the general public who have not purchased season tickets. When a single admis- sion svvimmer leaves the pool area, he pays another admission to re- enter. The Cottage Grove resident's season ticket allows unlimited re- entries to the pool during open swimming pence . a. 1:00 - 2:45 - Seven days per week 3:00 - 4:45 - Seven days per week 5:00 - 6:45 - Seven days per week (Adult I4 Family Swim) 7:00 - 8:45 - Seven nights per week The pool may be rented by groups or individuals (9:00 - 13:00 p.m, every night or Saturdays or Sunday morn- ings frorn 8:00 -12:00 noon.I The fee is $15.00 per hour plus $5.00 per hour for each guard. One guard must be provided for every 20 persons 121 People means two guards). A guest list must be provided, plus total fee paid at least. 48 hours prior to the party. A family plan season ticket its available at $40.00 which would include parents and all children under the age of 16 as of June 3, 7987. For families who do not wish a family plan season ticket, there is an individual ticket at $15.00 which covers the purchaser only. Families or individuals who purchase season memberships are entitled to unlimited use of the pool during regular open swimming hours. Your ticket will consist of an identifying patch that you sew on the bottom left portion of your Swimming suit. COTP AGE GROVE EAUNICIPAL POO SWIMMING ING LESS85N REgAISTGdE`. if you select the family season pass, include all members of your farnily along with their ages and birth dates on the registration form. Season tickets are nontransferable. Any violation, misrepresentation or falsification will result in forfeiture. If additional forms are required, they may be obtained at City Hall. Fill out the proper registration form provided at the Brad of the Cottage Grove section of this brochure. p 1, SESSION_ .._- -CLASS TIME __FF.E 1-learthside Park, 459 -6265 ADDRESS -- 1 PHONE. _ -. __I 1M _..-. —WK 1 t 2. SESSION.._.. CLASS_ _ _— TIME.... _FEE - d q NAME 459 -1295 G ADDRESS 1 PHONE _._ HM .. __VJK E 1 3. SESSION_ _ Ct ASS.__. TIME __....., —FEE I y NAME s _ _......... _ I t ADDRESS 4 PHONE_ IOTAI FEE l I PARENT'S NAME ....___ .... 0 4 MAIL FORIU 10. City of Cottage Grove y 7516 80th St, So. l Q Cottage Grove, An 55016 I l S,n9? /iM LESSONS The Cot €age Grove swimming pool staff provide all levels of instruction. These lessons are hold Monday through Friday between 9:00 a.m. and 1 2:30 p.m Special lessons can be arranged during the Adult and Family Swint session upon request. To find out more about specific lesson plans, call the pool at 459 -5932. SWIMMING LESSON FEES The City is offering a family plan for swimming lessons so families of all incomes can take advantage of these programs. 512.00 - lot Child $10.00 - 2nd Child $ 8.00 - At[ other children ;n same (per child) Any child that registers for more than 7 lesson during the summer will pay an additional $8.00 per session. Menobersnip plats may be purchased through the mail or at City Hall prior to June 5, 1987. After June 5, all registrations for season tickets must be made at the Municipal Poor. MAKE CHECKS PAYA13LE TO: CITY OF COTTAGE GROVE MAIL TO: 7516 80th St. So. Cottage Grove, MN 55016 _ - Cottage Grove MuNcip , I S eason `Maker Application Nears Head fe tenta or single ay:fnareation gg Aar .__�.._.�..- t�I &4SrSs0.____._,.._...__..____ - ------------ - _,.__...�.. -..... _. -.. Family Season Pass - 0.00 __,_ _P�............_ .._... Single Season Paw - St 5,00 t Fru.rrvc Idern br eshe)p Information Wife's name _. ------ . Nal^ao Birth date_._______._ ytorep_ Birth Y �y Birth date-----_..._., -- -- f r MAIL FORM `a F ctry m cicteage Gr aves 75a'3 W" Street G Dim e Off-a so a' 4 750 rI oar &2870 P CARNIVAL August 7th I'10:00 100 is.rn.) Our carnival is held at Woodridge Park which is located on 90th Street The event will include exciting games and refreshments for a small fee. WATER CARNIVAL. 6Auagust 14th 1 :00 - 4:00 Fa.rn.l The Municipal Pool will be holding its annual Water Carnival. Join; the pool staff for an afternoon of water games and refreshments. There is a $.50 non - member fee for entrance into the carnival. POOR- PART`( fAnguat 14th1 Coyne on down to the Municipal Pool for an evening of dancing and swimming to poolside music. There will be a fee for this program. DAY CAMP (August 17 - 21 9:30 - 3:30) This program involves youth ages 6 -14 in outdoor nature activities. The program will be held at Woodridge Park located on 901h Street. The program fee is $15.00 per person which includes meals. Youth rnust find their oven transportation to the park. Registerfor' this event at City Hall prior to August 7th. FIELD MEET Wune 20 - 8:30-'2:00) the meet will be held at Park Sr. High School for youth 9 -14 years olds. Registrations will be taken at City Flail prior to June 20 as well as the day of the race. lNeekly s Pro THE'TUMY TOT AND PRE-SCHOOL PROGRAMS offer kids an opportuni- ty to learn to play together. This fun and creative time includes arts and c' rafts, stories and games, and will cnclude with a picnic on August 11th from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. Participants and their families are invited. Lunch, games and entertain- ment will be provided. All parents are encouraged to attend. For more information call 458 -2834. 'I INY TOTS PROGRAM (Pre-registration required) WHO: 3 & 4 years olds WHEEL: June 23 -Aug. 6 (7 wks.) 9:00 a.m. -11:00 a.m. WHERE: Woodridge Park Tues. or Highlands Park- Thurs. FEE: $15.00 per child PRE-SCHOOL PROGRAM (Pre registration required) WHO: 5 Et 6 years aids WHEN June23 Aug. 6 (7 wks.) 9:00 a rn. 11:00 a.rn. 'G /HERE: s oeart.hside Fork Q ues. or Pinetree Valley Park-Thurs. FLEE: $15.00 per child YOUTH TP.Ih`NIS PROGRAM (CIlt.FER "IOry YOt , TIdLETiCS) A.M. FITNESS AND FUN PROGRAM Offers youth 8 and over the opportunity I I nim „ h rs n to take part In a variety of recreational and team sport activities that oncour -'"' age both fitness and fun. WHEN: June 23- August 12/ ALL PLAYGROUND SITES All of the p' rograms listed in this section take place on a weekly basis at the playground sites. Hamlet Park, Hearthside Park, Highlands Park, Pinetree Valley Park and Woodridge Park. Kids of all age groups are encouraged to came and join the fun. NOTE There may be a small fee required for the special events activities and the arts and crafts program. Tuesday Afternoons 1:00 4:00 Special Events Activities Wednesday Aftencrcann s 1:00 -100 Arts It Crafts Thursday Afternoonan 1:030 -2:010 Archery June 15 - August 29 Summer playground activities will include arts and crafts, games, sports, special events, contests, trips and tours. Persons interested in panici- Cating in trips and tours Evart register at Cottage ,rove `.'qy Hall prior to the registration deadlines. information on additional park programs vvili be available at the local park sites. PLAYGROUND ACTIVITIES WHEN: Monday -Friday 11:30 -4:30 p.m Pinetree Valley Park 459 -1552 1-learthside Park, 459 -6265 8245 Hearthside Rd. Woodridge Park 459 -7037 9000 90th St. So. Highlands Park 459 -1295 6975idsen Ave. So. Monday & Wednesday 01:30 430 I> an, "New Program East Cottage Grove Community C:erriEv o uErs Thurs.; w k I_H& 4ti9 -1281 11:30-4:30 Harpist Park 6883 89th St: Soo Cottage Grove Att,'Netic Assodiatibir A , ra as a' Wyk 'os By 1, 4 "Whapa 0 1 0' "( =y "18 aclay 21 la ay 20 Jun I Jun 8 - 12 J u n 13 Et 14 J a in 20 '-- 21 Jun 20 - 25 July 30 In house Leftgue Begins GLnera't toernbership, ffteeUrtg (Fir•t MINLi3ldlf 8: 00 p l al ' Farmly °recei Day Traveling Leagues Begin irtinnescta Se Soccer Catitp-Harnlet Pl< Girls Soccer Tounnarniant Boys Soccer Tournan In-house Soccer Tournament General Merroen�;hip Viesting (Rrsr Me, Bldg. 8:00 P.nJJ as tgoIag a , , r ary li A Y sm". tug K-so k6d 11 - a t "I TI 11-111 St. Hackvy LoaWAck T N COLMly KaOft0) Recraftations are, frow being accepted or d Motto SUrl'Isler Harkey League ftre league provide youth kefth art opportunity to play hockey In an organized but relaxed tornosphere Witt . youth frorn four different conan il r ies. At ernehaoss is rnade to balance r.' a rms in boffi plavilig experience and ability as well as geographical extent. For a registration sheet, call the lco Arena at 458-2845. 'llket" n, A � r Il-, J „ AP ACI-WETBALL Clisly Acts only Days Wednesdays: Janie 17-Judy 22 (IM-3:00 p.l At Cottage GGtoao Racquetball Club The Fhograno fee I's 15.00 per person. frams, lc There rn3y still be opmr-iings aarafflable , torne a' 'lhe lGague acted bxk,-�io. F-cri ns mfoonci-noi contaca' Him Rocrea- don Office ar 458 2828, GPOLF LESSONS' "ferfal-wa t-, , nurcslaiir, fq"Ar W ; e .. I no tlo�n Park � ltfaikrrt;-fl Ae is $02.eo r -et pins en. RSHEY TRACK Et Fill"Ll-) DBIFET Saturday: Jun 20 (9:00 a,rn -Noon� At Park St. High School YOUTH TENINIS L.E-�.-;SONS June 15-Auquot: 7 CH1:00-l'I alooJ Mondays aft Harslet Park I uesda ar Hear thside Park Vaedriesdav at Woodridge Park rhursdays at Pinence Valley Park Fridays at Hiqbdands Park The psowarn fes at $15 00,1`)Al Perscr lincludes I -Shsi 0. "FENNIS LESSOfteIS - J3EC (Pryl-regisoradctn toWArfyd� T"itursday Jurne 18 July 23 sescion (9:00-10c30i arfr-� Ni:tio Harnlell Park 1 1 rie Imes is sl,200 pol pcc. -cin. �an 13 Xx t I A, `V "I IJ 9"1 Otr;, :t f "', -L'i ll- r WOUTH GOLe LIESSONS (Pere qnsioAllrarion rticift I )ailograrn for tionith age 10 and over. 'fuesday 8 Thwmday Juvve 16-27 MOO 7�30 ly.ro') Helaitiside Park The program ' at $12.00 Per person klo - " tl ASSOUATION For irlforrnation about: `Bast ball/Softhall Ernest Sargent 459 P052 S occer Na I he M t 111 it a 459-9438 =on ccla'I Mike Karmlz 459-9438 WOPWEN'S rar ` LIEAGUE For mole intOrt Fall 458-2800. FV EiM'S T E Fra NJ i S 1, ' F. A G J) E Far "role infoinration call 458-2800. LEAGUF SOF1 k.:t7 Alt (-,It Tuesday ni ghts ft) "100 8:00 alIfIr rj o r MO rr. it Fii�iu� i lit tal c[on_ r )r�t �, 1 4 r192 ourre J`htolry F-van.At's August Eveirits fat c- IL jusca 8 Srorrioning Pool Opens July I A.M. Jere s, a you July Ni wroorearts, Tnims Gains Trip. s - DO Archery Progiam at August 3 AP/L 'kniers ", Furs at Film ju,ir, 12 StrawboIry Farsival Butins Priorminds (9 11 f I - � hr 7 Arts Li Crafts st farst Nayrounds 11 2) Plarig,crund a 111 s - I Pi d. NP-011 milar 'Is PIaragrounds Ofort 'or K4 A kill 4:30i J 1 - 5t July 20 A,fir, Fitness at F un at AutirarT 4 this lliumaiv Summer , 6 11 June 16 Surraner Kick Sr Party at july 2 fficatre Pahounance Playgrounds f ft 11) Party it Playgrounds J 1 - 4i I ju Playgrounds 01 Npitifly Var at J uly 2 1 R."'ch Party at Thrr /logoo 5 A�M. F & Fun at Junn, ? Hershey t rack at Hisid Meet Fts� 1 7 rj.nr.( Haigortunds 0 In Flaygiro''nds (9 1 it 01 No fagg. - . Aa nhiny Pri at July 22 A�W Fitness Er uut at Ails It rafts at As Park Sr. at High (9 12f June 22 A.W Fitness Fe Fun at piergrormits 0 - 21 Playgrounds (P 11 i illaygmund, 0 3) c, A 1 ,, , 3&- -- ip, Plaegrarinds g, lif Aily 6 Arts Furless V, Fun aT Arts 8 Crafts al Playground Plains. 6 Archer'.! -Ingram at NOW NVEMOR .Jun 23 FoAsure poor or the Playgrourars ( - I It 0 3) PlaWfarrunds 0 2) Playgrounds 0 - 41 jay 7 Papar Airplane - cra at July 23 Mastro Performance friectie fln-torarance so l June 24 A.rx. Fitness It Fun at Playgrounds (1 nn 4) 'Comedy, Minne., Juggling' "The Ugly Packing at MQ a MOM! Playgrounds () 11) July 8 A. al. Fitness 81 F un at at Hantlet Park 17 F.m.) Hearthsao Park (7 p.m,) " Alas a Crafts it Playground Playgnound (9 - 11) July 24 Archery Program at August 7 Playground Carnival" at 0 3) Arts F, Cools at Playgrounds PAygosimcis 1 1 2) Woodridge. Park (10 3) june 2b Friocre Performance H -3) Outing at Lake Elms I -.p Augurt 10 A.Nl. Fitness 8- Fun, at - EI Patch Band" at July 9 Archery Program at July 27 A,rill. Fitness Er Fun at Playgrounds (9 11) Woodridge Park (7 p.m.) Playgrounds 0 - 2) Playgrounds (9 - 11) August 12 A.M. Fitness & Fun at Archiorrair Playgrounds (1-2) July 10 Valley Fair - t rip Joy 28 Park Special at Playgrounds Playgrounds P) - 11) !one 29 A,M. Fitness Er Fort th .Jul 13 A, 11 Fitness 8- Far, at (1 - 4) August 14 Water Carnival at Player ... d,11 Ill Playgrounds (P - 11) July 29 A.M, FiJnoss & Fun at Municipal Pool ll - 40 "Wacky Wiferds" at - (9 - 11) Paul Party at Municipal June 30 41h at July Parm at July 14 1 Playgrounds 0 - 4) PIrrygmunds (1 4) Arts Fr Crafts at Playgrounds Pool (7 11 p.m.J juiv 15 A_M. "imess; F Fun at (I - 3) Parks Close for Sualmer Playgrounds (9 - 111 July 30 Archery Program at August 17 Afts 8 Crafts at Playgrounds Playgrounds (I 21 21 Day Camp at Woodridge 3) Park B - 3) Are you ready to accept McGruff"s Challenge TO RUN AGAlNST CRIME? Saturday June 13, 1987 Cottage Grove, MN Sponsored By South Washington County Crime Fund 10K Race will be certified for National Running Data Center 8-30 a. m. 10K Race 10:00a,m. Family Fun Run Ages 0-6 1 /2 Mile 6-12 1 Mile 12 1 16-Up 2 Mile $10.00 Adult (includes T-shirt) $ 5.00 Children (includes T-shirt) $15.00 For adults entering both 10K & Fun Run Prizes in all categories! their children Starting at 12:00 Noon Sponsored By: Emm�� WSW in M I TEAM COMPETITION. ..For a team competition registration Jorm and more information, please call 459-5269 Mc Gruff Challenge Entry Form Knowingly, I am entering the McGruff Challenge, and hereby waive any claims that I may have against the race director, sponsors, City of Cottage Grove, Strawberry Festival, and So. Washington County for any injury lies) that I may sustain as a result, RACE ENTRY TOURNAMENT ENTRY 0 Volleyball ❑ Laser Tag Name(s) For a valid team registration, all team members names and team fee must be submitted together. Please list team members and team name on a Age— Sex--- separate sheet of paper and attach to this entry Address —City State_ _dip —Phone Name (s) I I have a Number of entrants—,_ full 5 member 10K Race---Family Fun Run teams Sex- I A g e e - I T-Shirt Sz: �] I do not Add a team, ___S --M--r— State_____Z.ip___Phone pleas& team Signature Signature me with someone. Al 414 no Tt; I 0 M '5th Annual Cottage Grove 01 ®® 7359 W. Pt. Douglas Rd. Phone 458-0636 une -14t Fun For All Ages * Over 20 Great Rides Sponsowed By U.S. JAYCEES Tickets The Jaycees Advance Sale at local Businesses ($1. 00 each at awnival) Beginning at Noon Old Fashioned ice Cream Social ® Carriage Rides * Food Concessions * Jaycees Carnival - Grove Plaza 1:00 P.M. Pennies In the Straw 1;30 p.m. Little Miss Strawberry Shortcake Drawing 2:00 p.m. Straw Aunt- Realty World 2rz30 p.m. Lip Sync Contest - Realty World 3:30 p.m. GT Stompers and / rove `trotters Square Dancers 4 30 p.m. Raffle 1. ra In