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<br />4 <br /> <br />RAMSEY <br />LIONS <br /> <br />The Ramsey Lions have been as <br />active as ever this past fall and winter. They <br />participated in Happy Days, the Anoka <br />Halloween parade and provided Halloween <br />hayrides. They distributed food basl(ets at <br />Thanksgiving and Christmas, and sponsored <br />55-Alive driving courses for local seniors. <br />Some of the donations went towards <br />eyeglasses and hearing aids for needy <br />children, meal-on-wheels and local families <br />stricl(en by tragedy. <br />The pace slows a bit in winter as there <br />are no public events, but the Lions are always <br />busy serving the community. Shortly, they will <br />start planning for the community picnic which <br />is scheduled, as always, for the first Saturday <br />in June. <br />Lions come from all wall(s of life. <br />Ramsey Lions currently have 47 members <br />with a common interest in helping our fellow <br />citizens and improving our community. Lions <br />donate many hours to charitable causes for <br />no personal gain. They work hard but try to <br />have fun along the way. If you are interested <br />in joining, please visit the website <br />www.RamseyLions.org for more information <br />about the club. <br /> <br />BOULEVARD <br />STAKING POLICY <br /> <br />City of Ramsey policy prohibits the <br />use of metal fence posts and other non- <br />breakaway materials in the public right of <br />way. City staff will remove materials that <br />pose a threat to public safety or interfere with <br />maintenance operations. Wooden lath are <br />available in limited quantities at City Hall for <br />use in marking the boulevard for snow removal <br />purposes. Small fiberglass poles and <br />aluminum poles with reflectors may also be <br />used, but will be the responsibility of the <br />homeowner to maintain. <br />The purpose of the policy is to remove <br />stal(ing from the public right of way that <br />causes an unnecessary threat to public safety <br />and which hinders snow removal operations. <br /> <br />ATTENTION: <br />MUNICIPAL UTILITY CUSTOMERS <br /> <br />The 2005 Schedule of Rates, Fees and Charges was adopted by <br />the Ramsey City Council at their regular City Council meeting on Novem- <br />ber 23, 2004. <br /> <br />Service <br />Sewer Rates: <br />Residential (per qtr) <br />Commercial (per qtr) <br /> <br />2003 Rate <br /> <br />2004 Rate <br /> <br />60.50 <br />60.50 +2.67/1000 <br />gal. in excess of <br />20,000 gallons <br /> <br />60.50 <br />60.50 +2.67/1000 <br />gal. in excess of <br />20,000 gallons <br /> <br />Water Rates: <br />Minimum (per qtr) <br />Per 1,000 gallons in excess <br />Of 15,000 gallons <br /> <br />Curbside Recycling (per qtr) <br />No Change for 2004 <br /> <br />Priority Street Lighting (per qtr) <br /> <br />Storm Water Fee (per qtr) <br />No Change for 2004 <br />Residential <br />Commercial <br /> <br />24.15 <br /> <br />25.35 <br /> <br />1.61 <br /> <br />1.69 <br /> <br />5.64 <br />1.29 <br /> <br />5.64 <br />1.29 <br /> <br />6.30 <br />25.20/REU <br /> <br />7.20 <br />28.80/REU <br /> <br />These rates tal(e effect with the first quarter of 2005 and will <br />show on the billing you should receive in April 2005. (Billing services are <br />provided through Connexus Energy.) <br /> <br /> <br />"IJ iI . <br /> <br /> <br />!VI <br /> <br />~. u2.;: <br /> <br />U;::.. I 1J5I;! <br /> <br />Footprints on the sands of time are not made by sitting down. - Anonymous <br />