Resident Survey: 7 Questions on the Carver and Chaska Recreation Partnership

In 2015 the City of Carver formed a partnership with the City of Chaska for recreation services.  The City of Carver pays $51,250 annually for resident rates at the Chaska Community Center, Curling Center, and Town Course.  In addition, Chaska provides staffing to plan community events and recreation programs in Carver.  With the agreement up for renewal, resident satisfaction with the partnership will be critical in determining how to move forward.  With that in mind, a simple seven question survey has been developed for you to share your thoughts on the partnership and to assist in identifying new opportunities for the future.

Survey responses will be collected through Wednesday, July 31.

Carver Vehicle Fair – Thursday, June 20, 2019

Don’t Miss the Carver Vehicle Fair this Thursday!

6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m

Carver Station, Jonathan Carver Parkway and Ironwood Drive

Climb aboard big rigs and touch a truck.  There will be fire trucks, police cars, buses, and more!

Free to attend!

Now Hiring – Building Official

The City of Carver (population 4,727) is seeking applications for the position of Building Official.  The City is looking for a dynamic and forward thinking individual to guide the community to a forecasted population of 10,300 by 2030.

The primary duties include plan review, permitting, inspections, and management of the inspections team.  Minimum qualifications include a Minnesota building official certification, an Associates/Technical degree, and five years experience as a building inspector or an equivalent combination of education and experience.

For a complete job description and Application for Employment, click HERE.

Applications will be accepted through Friday, July 19, 2019.

Contact Erin Smith with any questions at [email protected], or 952-448-8743.

 

Neighborhood Meeting June 24: Independent Senior and Multi-Family Housing Concept

Neighborhood Meeting Opportunity: The Carver County Community Development Agency has started work to develop a concept for independent senior living and multi-family housing south of Carver Elementary School. An opportunity to provide input and ask questions before the concept is developed will be provided on Monday, June 24 from 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm in the Carver Crossing Community Room at 1593 Hartwell Dr. If you have specific questions in advance, please contact Erin Smith, City Planner, at 952-448-8743.

Duckweed: Don’t let it ruffle your feathers

Often mistaken for algae, duckweed offers many benefits to water quality and wildlife. Duckweed looks like tiny individual smooth green dots with little roots. Algae looks more like a mat of fuzzy green with no indistinguishable pieces. See if you can spot the difference this summer. Learn by more by clicking HERE.

If there are any questions, please contact [email protected]