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09-2013 Newsletter,Qk A Message from the Village Manager —Ed Green As you know, we are constructing the new Veterans Memorial Park which will be located next to the Library. We hope you will attend the Veteran's Day Ceremony— watch the next newsletter for more details. One of the things we've also included for this area is hookups for a holiday tree and lights. I under- stand that the area around the Village Hall used to be the focal point for the tree lighting ceremony and we want to incorporate that celebration at the new memorial. We also plan to have a tree both at the memorial and at the country club to create a festive atmosphere for both locations. We plan to have some of the planted trees and the trellises in the memorial decorated with holiday _ lights as well. We want to make this a place both of honor and enjoyment and we hope that you will take time to stroll through it, sit and visit with friends ; and family, or simply catch a glimpse of the holiday decorations as you pass by. , r i r Imo` event cn-i Police News The North Palm Beach Police Depart- ment would like to inform all residents that distraction thefts are occurring in the local area. These crimes are being committed by male and females in groups of two or more in which the thieves pose as landscapers, plumb- ers, pest control and even city workers to gain the trust of the targeted victim. Their mode of operation is typically to take the victim to their backyard while the second and /or third person enters Save the date! November I I th! Beware of Distraction Thefts into the residence. Once inside they search for jewelry, cash, silver cutlery, and other valua- bles. These groups typically target elderly residents. The key to prevention is to un- derstand the method of opera- tion and not to allow yourself to become distracted by thieves that attempt to lead you to your backyard. If you find yourself in contact with individuals that match this description, do not let your guard down and immediately contact the police depart- ment. North Palm Beach Police Department urges all resi- dents to confirm the identity of any and all workers before allowing them onto your property or into your resi- dence. Veteran's Memorial Park Project Progresses Time is running out! If you wish to have your brick or memorial plaque ready in time for Veteran's Day, at the Village's Veteran's Day Ceremony, place your order by September 13th! The new Vet- erans Memorial Park that will be located just north of the Library will be unveiled on November 11th, Veteran's Day. It will provide an opportunity for the community to recognize the service and sacrifice of our veterans, but it will also be an opportunity for families and friends of deceased and living veterans to recognize them for their individual contributions in defense of our country. We have a number of ways that you and your family can recognize someone special to you, by creating a lasting monument to their service as a part of the memorial. We have selected an array of options that are priced from $100 for an engraved brick to contributions for items such as benches, a trellis, one of the many trees in the memorial, and other options as well. For donations other than those for the brick paver a plaque will be in front of the donated item which will include the name of the honored veteran, his or her branch of service & other pertinent information regarding their service to our country. Below is a listing of those items that you may consider as a remembrance for a loved one who has served his or her country while in uniform. Please submit to the Village Manager's Office. I would like to secure a 4" H 8" custom paver with FREE replica file coaster ($100) I would like to make this donation towards the item (s) check marked to the right. © -� Eu s T a+ ,r`°s f � � ��'2NE CDaa $15,000EA__ .FS co ° $2,000EA____ I �10,000EA___ (1] Veterans Memorial U.S Army U.S Marines U.S Navy U.S Coast Guard U.S Air Force POW /MIA Please print information exactly as you would like it to appear on If no clip art is used, 3 lines with a maximum of 20 characters per line is allowed. With clip art posi 3 lines with a maximum of 12 characters is allowed. With clip art positioned to the center of maximum of 20 characters per line is allowed. Note: spaces and punctuation's ou 4" x 8" Brick Paver (DO NOT USE SHADED AREA WHEN INCLUDING CLIP ART.) Clip art ah 12 characters each) _ 4" x 8" Brick Paver (DO NOT USE SHADED (Clip .art centered. 11ine on top, 1 line on Brick display section (Please check one): right' If you wish to order more than one brick paver, a separate order form will be necessary for each brick. 'Please make checks oavable to: VillaKe of North Palm Beach'. You may mail or drop off your order form to Amber Numie at the Village Manager's Office in Village Hall, 501 US Hwy One North Palm Beach FL 33408. If you have any questions, please contact Amber Numie at Village Hall, 561 -904 -2122 or anurnie @village.- npb.org (1) Trellis Poligon Millennium Stage $2,500EA __ (3) Trellis Poligon Millennium Main $15,000EA__ (6) 20' Flag poles $2,000EA____ (1] 30' Electronic Flagpole �10,000EA___ (1] Veterans Memorial $15,000EA___ (11) Benches - Dumor $1,300EA____ (10) Dah❑ es $320.00EA___ (1) Li Tr $320.00EA___ (16) Roy $450.DDEA___ 6] Sabel P $250.00EA___ Oak $1500.00 EA___ I's Name: Address: City: State: Zip Code: Phone Number: Lmail: TOTAL: $ ' For photos of all donated items need please visit our website at Village- Npb.org To place an order, please stop by the Village Manager's office to fill out the order form. Checks are to be made out to the Village of North Palm Beach. In order to have your plaque and brick arrive in time for Veter- an's day. please have your order placed prior to September 13th. You may still purchase memorials after- wards. However, it is not guaranteed to arrive and be installed prior to the Veteran's Day Ceremony. P A G E 4 VETERANS MEMORIALPARK GROUNDBREAKING HELD JULY 11, 2013 Groundbreaking on the new Veterans Memorial Park was held J 11th. The park, which will be completed in October, is across , Villa Hall and immediately north of the NPB Library. Village Clerk (L -R, Community Development Director Chuck Huff, Councilman David Norris, Vice Mayor Darryl Aubrey, Mayor William Manuel, Pres. Pro Tern Bob Gebbia, Councilman Doug Bush, Parks and Recreation Director Mark Hodgkins, Village Manager Ed Green.) CONSTITUTION DAY AND CITIZENSHIP DAY and CONSTITUTION WEEK: September 17, 2013 marks the 226th anniversary of the drafting of the Constitution of the United States of America by the Constitutional Con- vention. In remembrance of the signing of the Constitution and in recognition of the Americans who strive to uphold the duties and responsibilities of citi- zenship, the Congress, by joint resolution of February 29, 1952 (36 U.S.C. ,l 106), designated September 17 as "Constitution Day and Citizenship Day," and by joint resolution of August 2, 1956 (36 U.S.C. 108), requested that the President proclaim the week beginning September 17 and ending September 23 of each year as "Constitution Week." The Constitution is the supreme law and landmark legal document of the United States of America. It estab- lishes the three branches of the federal government and specifies the powers and duties of each branch. The United States Constitution is the oldest written constitution still in use and was framed by a convention of delegates from twelve of the thirteen original states in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in May 1787 (Rhode Island failed to send a delegate.) The Constitution was adopted on September 17, 1787 by the Constitution- al Convention in Philadelphia. In 1791, a list of rights was added to the Constitution; the first ten amend- ments became known as the Bill of Rights. Mayor William Manuel has proclaimed September 17 as Constitution Day and Citizenship Day and the week of September 17 -23 as Constitution Week in the Village of North Palm Beach. The Constitution of the United States is available for viewing on the National Archives website, www.archives.gov/ (link: http: / /www.archives.gov/ exhibits /charters /constitution.htmi) Golf and Library North Palm Beach Country Club TENNIS CENTER FALL KICK OFF :41 The variety and excellence of programming at the NPBCC tennis center far exceeds other municipal programs and is even competitive with some of the local private equity clubs. We offer programs and services of a private club at value pricing. There are over 20 weekly opportunities to join a so- cial game or a group clinic with the highly trained in- ternational professional staff. These programs of- fer a unique opportunity to participate in innovative, challenging, and inspiring classes right in your back yard, right at YOUR home club. This fall we're rolling out the new and im- proved Junior Tennis Academy program. The pro- gram provides unparalleled world class coaching to your juniors from some of the most diverse, inter- national and popular pros ever gathered at one amazing junior tennis academy. Classes are of- fered after school and weekends beginning with pre -K students and progressing all the way to high school players. Ronald McDonald's Reading Challenge The 21st annual Ronald McDonald's Reading Chal- lenge kicks off in Sep- tember. Children in grades kinder- garten through 5t" will re- ceive prizes and coupons for free treats for visiting w#t011 /"%- -dffi0, the library and Ronald McDonald!- library card. using their Sign up for all Fall programs at the Children's Desk and visit with Ronald McDonald at the library on Wednesday, September 11, 2013 at 3:30pm ! PA G E 5 Come join Kim Franklin, Director of Pro- gramming, and the amazing group of pro- fessionals that make NPBCC an incredible, one of a kind place to play! We offer the services and programming of an exclusive country club, all with the accessibility and value of a municipal facility. Let us all "Kick Off" the season with a bang. Register at the pro shop at your earliest convenience as space is limited and demand is high (561 - 691 - 3425). Meet the Staff: Our USPTA and USPTR cer- tified professionals are here to welcome you and your families to the North Palm Beach Country Club. We look forward to meeting you all. Staff includes: Kim L. Franklin, Director of Tennis Pro- gramming Tanja Gustafson, Head Pro Kabelo Masiane, Assistant Pro David Matthew, Assistant Pro Frankie Moulton, Assistant Pro Greg St. Van, Assistant Pro Other Library News: Monday, Sept. 16, 2013 at 10:30 AM What Shall I Read Next? A readers advisory workshop. Explore Books & Authors, a li- brary database that matches readers prefer- ences with books. Practice in -class and take home exercises. Bring a list of your favorite authors or books and a laptop computer or just follow along. Tuesday, Sept. 17, 2013 at 7 PM The TreeSearchers Genealogy Club meets monthly and is a great opportunity to net- work with fellow genealogy enthusiasts or to get help getting start on a family project. Banned Books Week, Sept. 22 -28, 2013 NPB Library presents "A Book & A Movie" on Tuesday, Sept. 17, 2013 at 1:00 PM. Bring a friend and join us in viewing and discuss- ing a movie and the banned book which in- spired it. Call 841 -3383 for details. Light re- freshments. P A G E 6 Parks & Recreation News Registration for Fall Activities We are now registering for all Fall Activities and Classes. Most classes begin week of Sept. 9th. For a complete schedule, visit www.village- npb.org (departments -parks & rec- activity registration). Junior Tennis Academy program This program provides unparalleled world class coaching to your juniors from some of the most diverse, international and popular pros ever gath- ered at one amazing jun- ior tennis academy. Classes are offered after school and weekends beginning with pre -K stu- dents and progressing all the way to high school players. Wine Workshop Are you confused by wine? to read a wine label? What type of wine goes with specific dishes? These questions and many more can be an- swered by Bob Burchill aka "The Wine Guy" in a fast moving discus- \ sion on how to navigate your way through the sometimes overwhelming world of wine. How to choose, serve, taste and enjoy wine will be pre- sented in a fun and lively format. After this night, you will be able to buy wine with confidence from any store, and describe what a wine tastes like. The class is designed to appeal to everyone from the wine novice to the connoisseur. Inter- mediate and advanced wine topics will be dis- cussed. The more knowledgeable wine consum- er can bring their understanding up to the next level. This workshop will be held at the Anchor- age Park Activities Bldg on Tuesday, Sept. 17 from 6:30 -8:00 pm. Fee is $17/$15(RDF). Reg- ister online or in person now! P A R K S A N D R E C R E A T I O N Do you know how International Coastal Cleanup SATURDAY 21 The Village of North Palm Beach is participating in the International Coastal Cleanup 2013, spon- sored by Keep Palm Beach County Beautiful, on Saturday, Sept. 21 from 8:00 am until noon. We are encouraging residents to join the efforts to clean our public areas. You can organize a group to do your street, a park or the waterfront areas by boat or by land! We are looking for volunteers! Community service hours given to school students! Call 841 -3386 to sign up to help! See the Village website for even more activities! WWW.VIL LAG E- NPB.ORG J Village -Wide Fall Garage Sale The date for the Fall Garage Sale is Saturday, September 7th from 7:30 -noon at the NPB Community Center. Re- serve your space for $21.20. Sale features over 60 individu- als selling their old treasures both indoors and outdoors. Mommy & Me Gymnastics The gross motor abilities of young children are often characterized by more confi- dent running, jumping on two feet, and an overall improved spatial awareness of their bodies. Throughout classes we work on fine and gross motor skill in a structured for- mat, During this program, the youngsters are elated as they sing, dance, play games, watch puppet shows, take turns on gymnastics tricks and simply have a blast! Your children will feel great about themselves as they learn gymnastics concepts in a constantly changing program with fresh ingredients and new equipment usage each week. New in September is a beginning Gymnastics pro- gram for children 2 -4 years of age. This 10 -week class be- gins Sept. 10, on Tuesdays from 10:00 — 10:45. Fee: $105 /100(RDF). P A R K S AND R E C R E A T I O N Miami Hurricanes vs. Florida Gators Football Game Attention college football fans! On Saturday, September 7th the Village of North Palm Beach Recreation Department will be taking a group of excited football fans to Miami to watch the Hurricane /Gator battle. This trip is sure to sell out quickly, so don't delay in reserving seats! Game time TPA. The $95 fee includes: admission ticket, luxury bus ride, sub -n -soda tailgate party, and more! Space is limited, so hurrrrrrrry! Tickets are going fast!!! PAGE 7 KFT (Kids Field Trips) Camp When school is out, the fun is on at North Palm Beach Recreation! Join Bill and the staff as we get on the bus for a fun - filled, all -day bus trip. Need more details? Call 841 -3386. Ages 9 -15 years old. September 5 — Wet N' Wild - $55 October. 18th — LegoLand - $64 November 11th — Disney's Hollywood Studios - $80 Chess Chess is both an art and a science and with practice and patience, it can be a life -long skill. It has been called the sport of royalty, but it can be enjoyed and learned by everyone at any age. The proven benefits of chess are many for both chil- dren and adults. In schools where chess is a part of the curriculum, there has been a marked improve- ment in grades and concentration. Chess is a mental sport that improves the ability to concentrate, reason, analyze and plan effectively. It teaches social skills of cooperation, accepting defeat, and winning gracious- ly! It is a hobby that can be played one's entire life. The mental aspect of chess is a great complement to athletes looking for a competitive edge! Level 1 class meets Mondays 4:30 -5:30 for 6 weeks, start- ing Sept. 24. Fee:$65 /60(RDF). Level I is for begin- ner chess players. Level 2 is for those who have mastered the basics, but want to learn tactics and strategies. This 6 -week class begins Sept. 24 from 6:00 -7:00 pm. Fee:$65 /60(RDF). Instructors: Ken Bachman and Patty Antolik. Questions call Patty at 561- 876 -3206 or Ken at 561- 627 -0170. Clutter Busting book Study Join a community of people who understand the difficulty in "letting go" of coveted possessions as they participate in book study on the book, "Clutter Busting - Letting Go of What's Holding You Back," by Brooks Palmer. The book is load- ed with anecdotes and practical tips and is based on the premise that your things are not sacred, but you are! We will explore fundamental topics as the false identities we assume through clutter, the fear of change those junk piles represent, the addictive nature of holding on to objects. Kathy Andio, a former clutterer, will facilitate the group and provide a safe place to discuss the reasons for clutter, guide you out of the helpless feeling of not knowing where to begin. Email Kathy at or- ganizer@letcluttergo.net, or call her at 561 -236- 4298. This is a walk -in class and the fee is $12 /10(RDF) /wk. Support Your "Local Businesses Advertise Your Village Business Here! 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Drop boxes ensure safe collection of prescription drugs and keep them out of the hands of children and out of our water supply. The Drop Box will accept: Prescriptions Over - the - counter medications Vitamins Samples Medications for pets Ointments Lotions Liquid medication in plastic /leak proof containers The Drop Box will not accept: Needles Thermometers Bloody or Infectious Waste Medication from Businesses /Clinics Hydrogen Peroxide Aerosol Cans Inhalers Medication in Glass Containers Golf - Pitching Fundamentals— Lee Stroever, Director of Golf Raise your hand if this has hap- pened to you. You just hit two beautiful shots on a long par 4 and find yourself just a few steps off the green. You're so close you could toss the ball next to the pin (let me remind you that the hand wedge is still not a legal shot). You grab your most lofted wedge and go through your pre -shot rou- tine. You address the golf ball and make a swing. Fast forward 60 seconds and you just tapped in for a six because you either sculled your pitch across the green or you hit it heavy and left it short of the green. If you raised your hand, try following the pitching fundamen- tals below and I know you will see improvement. 1. Alignment — Have the clubface aimed directly where you would like the ball to start with your shoulders, hips, knees and feet parallel to this line. (Your feet can be slightly open to the tar- get line if you prefer). Xr• 2. Ball Position — Play the ball I I 1 just back of center with this shot which will encourage a downward strike and solid con- tact. 3. Swing length — Make sure to match the backswing and through swing lengths on this shot. 4. Finish — On the through swing it is paramount that you pivot through to your finish instead of trying to flick the ball with your wrists. At your finish your belt buckle and the club should be pointed at the target. Follow these pitching funda- mentals and I know you will start pitching the ball better. Good luck! I F Xr• 2. Ball Position — Play the ball I I 1 just back of center with this shot which will encourage a downward strike and solid con- tact. 3. Swing length — Make sure to match the backswing and through swing lengths on this shot. 4. Finish — On the through swing it is paramount that you pivot through to your finish instead of trying to flick the ball with your wrists. At your finish your belt buckle and the club should be pointed at the target. Follow these pitching funda- mentals and I know you will start pitching the ball better. Good luck! Hours Driving Range Hours: Monday 9 AM - 9:00 PM Tuesday-Sunday 7 AM - 9:00 PM Golf Shop Hours: Daily 6:30 AM- 5:30PM Restaurant: Breakfast, Wed. -Sun. 9:00 AM -11 AM Lunch, Mon. - Sun. 11 AM -6 PM mom! SUN 1 Scrabble Club 1 -4 pm Library Hours: 8Solways Event -8 am Monday - Thursday 9 AM - 7 PM Shotgun Friday - Saturday 9 AM - 5 PM Tennis Clinic- 10am Sunday 1 PM - 5 PM Pool Hours: Mon. CLOSED Tues. —Sat. 10 AM - 6 PM Sunday 12 PM - 6 PM Water Aerobics— Tues. & Thurs. - Jane 7:45 AM - 5:30 PM Wed. & Fri. - Steve 7:45 AM - 1:00 PM 12:15pm - 1:15pm Members Only Swim- 10:00am - 12:00pm Tuesday - Friday Tennis Court Hours /Club Plav: Mon. - Thurs. 7 AM - 10 PM Fri. - Sun. 7 AM - DARK Tennis Office Hours: Mon. - Thurs. 7:45 AM - 7:00 PM Fri. 7:45 AM - 5:30 PM Sat. 7:45 AM - 1:00 PM Sun. 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM Retail Shop Hours: Retail Shop hours vary, please call 694 7557 or 691 -3425 15 Scrabble Club -1 -4pm Tennis Clinic- 10am 22 1st tee closes at 4pm for maintenance Tennis Clinic- 10am Autumn Begins 29 Tennis Clinic- NPB Ell v�ents • Coastal Clean -up - Sat. Sept. 21 at 8:00 a" • Ronald McDonald Reading Challenge —Wed, Sept 11 - 3:30 pm • Banned Books Week- A Book & A Movie —Tues Sept 17th -1 pm The North Palm Beach Country Club and Village Tavern Restaurant are OPEN TO THE PUBLIC r 951 US Highway 1, NPB, FL 33408 j �) i j I j j 11.111 JJ')m r, Phone: 561-691-3430 Fax: 561-630-093 MON 2 LABOR DAY Village offices closed 9 Solways Event -8 am Shot- gun Knit & Crochet -1 -4pm Book Club - 11 am Tennis Clinic- 6:30pm 161st Tee opens at 9am Knit & Crochet -1 -4pm What to Read Next? - 10:30 am Tennis Clinic- 6:30pm 23Course closed for mainte- nance Tennis Clinic- 6:30pm Knit & Crochet -1 -4pm 30Knit & Crochet -1 -4pm TUE WED 3MGA- 7:16am tee times 4 WGA- 9:40am shotgun League Play —Back 9 5pm Shot- 9 Holers- 9:00am tee times gun League Play —Both 9s 5pm Story Time, Ages 2- 4 -10am Shotgun Baby Time 9 -18 mons. —1 lam Ballroom Dance Class -7pm Knit & Crochet -1 -4pm Water Aerobics -11 -12 pm Water Aerobics - 10:15- 11:15am Tennis Clinic- 6:30pm Pickleball -5 -8 pm Story Time, Ages 2 -4 - 10:30 - 11:30am 10 MGA- 7:16am tee times League Play —Front 9 5pm Shot- gun Story Time, Ages 2- 4 -10am Baby Time 9 -18 mons. —1 lam Water Aerobics - 10:15- 11:15am Pickleball -5 -8 pm 1 7 MGA- 7:16am tee times League Play —Back 9 5pm Shot- gun Story Time, Ages 2- 4 -10am Baby Time 9 -18 mons. -1 lam TreeSearchers Geneology Club -7pm Book & A Movie -1 pm Wine Workshop- 6:30 -8:30 pm 24 MGA- 7:16am tee times Story Time, Ages 2- 4 -10am Baby Time 9 -18 mons. —1 lam Water Aerobics - 10:15- 11:15am Pickleball -5 -8 pm 0 Golf 0 Parks & 11 WGA- 9:40am shotgun 9 Holers- 9:00am tee times League Play —Both 9s 5pm Water Aerobics -11 -12 pm Ballroom Dance Class -7pm Story Time, Ages 2 -4 - 10:30 Ronald McDonald 3:30 pm Tennis Clinic- 6:30pm THUR 5 Mid Am Qualifying -8am tee times off 1 & 10 Water Aerobics - 10:15- 11:15am 12 Council Meeting- 7:30pm Kids Crafts- 3:30pm, Ages 6 -12 Water Aerobics - 10:15- 11:15am FRI 2 6 Quilters Group -10am Water Aerobics -11 -12 pm Tai Chi -10am 13 Kiwanis Charity Event - 1 pm Shotgun Quilters Group -10am Water Aerobics -11 -12 pm TAi Chi -10am 1 Minor League Tour 19Water Aerobics- 10:15- 20 Quilters Group -10am Event -7am tee times 11:15am Water Aerobics -11 -12 pm WGA- 9:40am shotgun Tai Chi -10am 9 Holers- 9:00am tee times Story Time, Ages 2 -4 - 10:30 - 11:30am Water Aerobics -11 -12 pm Ballroom Dance Class -7pm Tennis Clinic- 6:30pm 25 WGA - 9:40am shotgun 9 Holers- 9:00am tee times League Play —Both 9s 5pm Shotgun Story Time, Ages 2 -4 - 10:30 - 11:30am Tennis Clinic- 6:30pm Water Aerobics -11 -12 pm Ballroom Dance Class -7pm KEY 0 Library on ■ Tennis 26 Council Meeting- 7:30pm Family Movie -3:30m Water Aerobics - 10:15- 11:15am BCC staurant 27 Quilters Group -10am Water Aerobics -11 -12 pm Tai Chi -10am I SAT 7 Junior Golf Clinic - 9 -10 amN Solways Event -8 am Shotgun Tennis Clinic - 9am Village Garage Sale - 7:30 -12pm Table Tennis —Osb., 1lam Adult Chess Club- 9am -4pm Kids Chess— 11 am Computer Help - 2 -4pm 14 Junior Golf Clinic - 9- 10am Tennis Clinic - 9am Table Tennis —Osb., 1lam Garage Sale- 7:30am -noon at Community Center Computer Help - 2 -4pm 21 Junior Golf Clinic - 9 -10 am Tennis Clinic - 9am Adult Chess Club- 9am -4pm Kids Chess— 11 am Computer Help - 2 -4pm Coastal Cleanup -8 -12 pm Table Tennis —Osb., 1lam 28 Junior Golf Clinic - 9 - 10:00am Tennis Clinic - 9am Support Our Troops Run - 7:30am Table Tennis —Osb., I lam Computer Help - 2 -4pm 501 U. . Highway 1, North P lm Beach, FL �i�ectory aseald ah�(�ab Regular Garbage Pickup Schedule Mondays - Garbage only Tuesdays - Trash, Bulk Items & Vegetation Wednesdays - Garbage only Thursdays - Trash, Bulk Items, Vegetation & Recycling Fridays - Garbage only Advisory Board Meeting Schedule Audit Committee ................... .............................on call Business Advisory Board ................. ............................TBD Code Enforcement Special Ma isg trate ........................on call Construction Board of Adjustment ............................on call Golf Advisory Board ..............2nd Monday, monthly, 6:30pm Library Advisory Board ...........4`h Tuesday, monthly, 7:00pm Pension Board - General Employees ..........................on call Pension Board - Police & Fire .... .............................on call Planning Commission ..............I" Tuesday, monthly, 6:30pm Recreation Advisory Board ........2nd Tuesday, monthly,7:30pm Waterways Board ...............next to last Tuesday, monthly,4:00pm Zoning Board of Adjustment .......... .............................on call Upcoming Council Meetings Thursday, September 12, 2013, 7:30 pm Thursday, September 26, 2013, 7:30 pm 801b££ 'I3 `HWHEI lV IVd H,L2ION NOHLVd 'Iv,LSOd SSAMdYl 80b££ Zd `Havag Iv'Ivd HJLUOK I AVMHOIH 'S'fl IOS U211 211SWIN :lf)VrlrllA