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Congratulations to the Scholarship winners!

The Carver Lions awarded three scholarships this year to students graduating from the Schools of Eastern Carver County

The Carver Lions awarded three scholarships this year to students graduating from the Schools of Eastern Carver County Alissa Roemer, Carver 1,000 Scholarship Madelyn Schmall, Chanhassen, $500 Scholarship Anson Allard, Chanhassen - $500 Scholarship
The Carver Lions awarded three scholarships this year to students graduating from the Schools of Eastern Carver County
Alissa Roemer, Carver – $1,000 Scholarship
Madelyn Schmall, Chanhassen, $500 Scholarship
Anson Allard, Chanhassen – $500 Scholarship Far Left – Lion Jim Weygand and Far Right – Lion Tim Craig

 

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June 6 City Council Meeting: Storm Water Education, 2015 Audit, and Possible Certified Levee Study

MS4 Annual Storm Water Presentation:CityCarver Logo_symbol (2)

A presentation on storm water, primarily designed to decrease pollutants within the system will be provided by the City Engineer.  The presentation is a requirement of the MPCA’s MS4 program. (Read more…)  For more information regarding the MS4 program click here.

2015 Audited Financial Statements:

A presentation of the City’s 2015 audited financial statements by Matt Vos of Abdo, Eick, and Meyers.

Pedestrian Underpass:

The City Council will consider approving plans and specifications for the construction of a pedestrian underpass.  The underpass would be located along Jonathan Carver Parkway, just north of Ironwood Drive.  Construction is anticipated to begin in 2016.

Carver County Road 40 Turn-back:

The City Engineer will provide a status report on a possible turn-back of Carver County Road 40 to the City of Carver.  A “turn-back” would make Carver County Road 40 into a City street.  This would mean the City would be responsible for maintaining the street by plowing, crack-filling, and so on.  Carver County Road 40 runs along sections of Old Carver Road, Broadway, and Main Street West.  Carver County and the City of Carver are anticipating a negotiated turn-back once the City hits a population of 5,000.

Certified Levee Study:

The City has received preliminary notification from the US Army Corps of Engineers of potential funding for a certified levee study.  The City Engineer will be updating the City Council on what to expect over coming months.