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May 2014
City Contact Information WATER TOWER REHABILITATION SCHEDULED THIS SUMMER
The City of St Joseph will be undertaking a painting project in early summer to rehabilitate the
water tower. The project is expected to take approximately 10 weeks, depending on weather
Mayor Rick Schultz
conditions. Yes, the signature skyline silhouette will be returned!
326—7th Ave SE
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To ensure continuation of water service, the City will partner with the College of Saint Benedict
320-260-0393
to utilize their water tower as a pressure source while the City's tower is out of service for the
rschultz@cityofstjoseph.com
maintenance work. The City of St Joseph's wells and water treatment system will continue to
provide the same source of drinking water, as usual. There may be minor disturbances as valves
are opened and closed, but these are expected to be very short term, similar to the times when
Councilor Dale Wick
we conduct flushing operations.
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UNAUTHORIZED SIGNS/OBJECTS NOT
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ALLOWED ON STATE HIGHWAY
dwick@cityofstjoseph.com
RIGHTS OF WAY
Councilor Renee Symanietz
The Minnesota Department of Transportation reminds
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citizens that placing unauthorized signs and other ob-
PARADE FESTIVALFIREWORKS
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jects on state highway rights of way is illegal and can be
Join us at the annual celebration to be
(320) 980-1461
dangerous.
held on July 3rd & 4th. Parade registration
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Placing signs or objects in highway rights of way is a
forms are available at:
misdemeanor violation with a maximum $1,000 fine www.e-clubhouse.org/sites/stjosephmn.
Councilor Steve Frank
and/or 90 days in jail. Highway rights of way include
Contact persons for the parade are:
606 Birch Street West
driving lanes, shoulders, ditches, clear zones and sight
Joe & Joanne Bechtold 363-4483 or
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Ken & Mary Stommes 493-8331
corners at intersections.
(320) 493-0311
State law also says that items may not be placed on
A complete listing of festival events and
stephenfrank17@gmail.com
private property outside of the right of way limits but in parade route information may be found at
www.joetownrocks.org.
proximity to a roadway without consent of the land-
owner. MnDOT crews will remove all signs within the
Councilor Bob Loso
right of way without notice.
301 Birch Street West
LAWN MAINTENANCE
St. Joseph MN 56374 Larger objects often placed illegally in the right of way
City Ordinance requires that
(320) 363-8703
include automobiles, boats and motors, campers, travel
property owners maintain the
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trailers, produce stands and large hay bales. These ob-
grass on their property as well as
jects are extremely hazardous if a vehicle runs off the
the adjoining boulevard areas.
road and strikes it.
If the grass or weeds exceed 10
Administrator Judy Weyrens
For information regarding roadway regulations, right of
inches you will receive a notice
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to remedy the situation within a
way boundaries, or where to find removed materials,
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given time period or be fined
please contact the MnDOT office in St. Cloud at 320-223-
(320) 363-7201
accordingly.
6522, toll free 1-800-657-3961.
jweyrens@cityofstjoseph.com
DISPOSAL OF YARD WASTE
ENJOY OUR CITY PARKS
City Ordinance also prohibits placing debris
Police Chief Joel Klein
Spring is the perfect time to explore our City parks and
(such as lawn clippings) in the street. Vio-
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spend a little time outdoors. Park shelters at Centenni-
lators will be cited. Please note that clip-
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al & Millstream parks still have dates available for res-pings cannot be placed with your weekly
(320) 363-8250
garbage/recycling. The City provides a
ervation this season. Please contact City Offices at 363-
jklein@cityofstjoseph.com
compost area for the disposal of lawn &
7201 for more information.
garden waste.
All parks are open to the public, and most have re-
Public Works Terry Thene
strooms for your convenience as follows:
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Centennial Park: May-Sept 7 AM—10 PM
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Millstream Park: outdoor restrooms open year round
(320) 363-7201
Northland Park: outdoor restrooms, May-Sept
tthene@cityoftjoseph.com
Klinefelter Park: outdoor restrooms, May-Sept
Wobegon Center: Winter 7 AM—7 PM
Summer 5:30 AM—10 PM
Archery Range: outdoor restrooms, May-Sept
Sponsored by the St. Joseph Jaycees
REMINDER !
Residents who are part
of the City refuse program have the
opportunity to place addi?onal refuse curbside for
collec?on at no charge.
Who: Customers enrolled in the City refuse program
Where: Curbside at your residence before 6 AM
When: Thursdays May 22 AND 29
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Excep?ons: Appliances, ?res, pollutants, yard waste, com-
puter monitors and televisions
.
APPLIANCE & ELECTRONIC COLLECTION
8 AM to 12 noon Saturday, May 31, 2014 ONLY
ST. JOSEPH FARMERS’ MARKET
FRIDAYS BEGINS
3-6:30 PMMAY 9TH
The market is held in the shadow of the water tower,
just south of Resurrection Lutheran Church on College
Ave/Co Rd 2 North. Check out the “What’s New?” tab
for a list of what will be available at the market each
www.stjosephfarmersmarket.com.
week at
SUNSET STAGES AT CSB 2014!
Enjoy FIVE FREE concerts by some of the BEST perform-
Don't forget your picnic basket! The Darnall
ers around.
Amphitheater is located on the north side of the Benedicta
Arts Center at CSB.
Thursday, June 19 at 7:30pm
Bill & Kate Isles
Friday, June 27 at 7:30pm Keri Noble
Thursday, July 10 at 7:30pm The New Standards
Thursday, July 17 at 7:30pm Great River Jazz Collective
Thursday, July 24 at 7:30pm Robert Robinson
SUMMERTIME BY GEORGE
Summer?me by George! is a free concert and fes?val put on
by the Rotary Club of St. Cloud at the newly renovated Lake
George! The area will be transformed into a fun and ac?ve
place every Wednesday with free live music from local and
regional bands, local vendors, ar?sians, and a kid's zone for
the en?re family to enjoy!
Sponsored by the St. Cloud Rotary Club, Summer?me by
George! concert series provides families with a great oppor-
tunity to enjoy live music and market offerings, playing in the
park, chat with friends and welcome summer.
This free 12-week event will be held every Wednesday
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star?ng June 11th, 2014 and running through August 27th. It
will run from 5:00 p.m. un?l 9:00 p.m. each night, with the
band star?ng at 6:30 p.m.
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