Newsletter May 2011
If you could start from a blank canvas what city services would you create and how would you want to pay for them?
CR11 / CR40 to Jordan is OPEN
Council Corner from 04.18.2011
Carver Lions 2011 Easter Egg Hunt
East Union’s Plant & Bake Sale
Benefit for Galles Family
The Galles family lost their home to fire in February, and credit their lives to their dog Lily who woke them to the fire. The story was covered in the February issue of Villager Tower.
There is a benefit at West Union Church for the Galles family on May 21st from 3pm to 7pm. Spaghetti and Sloppy Jo’s will be served for $10/adult and $5/child. Additionally, there will be a silent auction and bake sale.
CR40 / Main Street Re-Opened to downtown Carver
Congratulations to the Carver Fire & Rescue Crew!
Main Street / CR40 Bridge Open
City Council News
The City Council meeting from Monday April 4th was unusually short, and can be seen here.
Carver City Council Meeting 04-04-11 from Chaska Community Television on Vimeo.
The next City Council meeting is Monday, April 18th. The meeting will include a public information hearing on the proposed Dog & Cat Ordinance, Kennel Ordinance, and Dangerous Dog Ordinance.
See cityofcarver.com for the full agenda and council information.
West Union Community Gardens
Community garden plots are available this year at West Union Church on the intersection of County Road 50 and Market Avenue.
The cost is $15 for a 15′ by 30′ space, and there is a perimeter fence for rabbits.
Water and porta-potty available on site.
For more information see the 2011 West Union Community Garden Poster or contact Larry Johnson at 952-466-3363 or [email protected].
Carver City Clean-Up May 21st
Public Information on Dog & Cat Ordinance, Kennel Ordinance, Dangerous Dog Ordinance at April 18th Meeting
Third Street Re-Opened
Why I Like Carver
Red Cross Bloodmobile in Carver
Dayton issues emergency flood declaration in 46 Minn. counties; lets state agencies prepare
Carver Council Fires Building Official
The Carver City Council voted unanimously Monday afternoon to fire Building Official Ray Williams.
The firing climaxed an 11-week investigation that started with a tip that Williams was sleeping on the job and expanded to include a broader review of his conduct and job performance
Read the full story at ChaskaHerald.com