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<br /> New Oak Wilt Programs
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<br /> downers interested in cases, through their local
<br /> earning more about oak township or city. Sherburne Tickets:will be mailed to- ....:.'on.the.evening of the
<br /> wilt disease and the Oak County has administered a residents and may be pur- dance. If you can't attend
<br /> Wilt Suppression Programs suppression program since chased• by returning the . the dance but would like
<br /> available to them are invit- 1991 treating over 1,000 .
<br /> ticket with your ten .: . to make a donation,you
<br /> ed to an Open House meet- infection centers. With dollar:r payment.Tickets are • may do so by returning th e
<br /> ing to be held on newly developed programs also.available at the fire tickets with your contribu.
<br /> Wednesday, October 1, this year in the City of Elk station;and will be available -:don.
<br /> 6:30-9:00 p.m. at the River, Baldwin Township, at the gate(for ten dollars)
<br /> Sherburne County Big Lake Township, and
<br /> Government Center. Livonia Township, the -4 °eii-F t uie at Fire:Statiion
<br /> The meeting will first increased grant funds can 415 Jackson Avenue
<br /> include an outside informal assist more landowners in :,'CEDUCE OF EVENTS. -
<br /> discussion and demonstra- Sherburne County with
<br /> tion on the suppression suppression costs,preven-
<br /> tools available to landown- tion and awareness, and "'
<br /> ers, including the vibratory community outreach. -EM
<br /> plow and fungicide injec- In addition, the grants can SAFE ESCAPE HOUSE ,
<br /> tions.At 7:30 p.m., repre- assist communities with
<br /> RIDES ON ANTIQUE FIRE TRU+
<br /> sentatives from the DNR developing management _.-
<br /> OQ•ot. DEVERAGES . , ,
<br /> and Sherburne County will plans specific to their area. ;ALLO.0NS & MOONWALK FO .
<br /> be on hand to review the The funds originate from a ` .3 ..
<br /> status of oak wilt within the DNR program called T
<br /> y
<br /> unty, review the new pro- Minnesota ReLeaf, which is
<br /> rams and guidelines in a matching grant program `.:..
<br /> place, and explain how to with funds provided by the , .4 _ ..r
<br /> go about obtaining cost- Legislative Commission for i •- . ..?.,:k
<br /> share assistance. Minnesota Resources _
<br /> Residents and landowners (LCMR). For further infor- z
<br /> in Sherburne County hav- mation on the meeting or , ; � 'rr= - - .
<br /> ing oak wilt can apply for about oak wilt,please call = Tou from
<br /> assistance either through (763)241-2939. >"
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<br /> r Downtown Revitalization...continued from page I
<br /> accelerating the timing of of the businesses rely on and planning issues before Avenue; 52 underground
<br /> parking construction, clos- public parking, adequate entering a fmal develop- parking stalls; 18 surface
<br /> ing off King Avenue, and and well located parking ment agreement. It is parking stalls to the east of
<br /> utilization .-- spaces are expected that the city and the building; and 32 apart-
<br /> of other
<br /> ' key ingre- MetroPlains could enter a ments within a three story
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<br /> existing y t.l dients to final development agree- building. The Bluff Block
<br /> space for to s� "` i the contin- ment this year will include about 10,000
<br /> parking. +� �? 3 r!i tied vitality The Downtown sq. ft. of commercial space
<br /> g , t � g Project
<br /> - along
<br /> Parkin •-•-•:-� � , of existing Revitalization Pro ect on the first floor alon
<br /> plans will -r�� 4,,_•_ .�.. .. and new includes development in Main Street; 70-80 under-
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<br /> be pre- businesses two blocks - Jackson and ground parking stalls; 52
<br /> pared for in our Bluff. The Jackson Block units of for-sale housing
<br /> Jackson Block Development
<br /> th the downtown. will include about 10,000 within a three-to-four story
<br /> onstruction period and The city and MetroPlains sq. ft. of first floor commer- building; and a riverwalk
<br /> final development. The city will resolve the parking cial development along connection to a city park to
<br /> recognizes that since many issues and any other design Main Street and Jackson be built along the river.
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