The foreclosure mapper has been updated with an official blog! We will be documenting all the tips, tricks and features that you can do when you are using the site. You can visit the blog at: http://mnforeclosures.tumblr.com/. If you are on Tumblr, then you can look for mnforeclosures and follow us!
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MPRB News Release – Public Participation
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MPRB News Releases – July 12
What an absolutely gorgeous evening for the 2010 ice cream social. An estimated 250-300 kids and adults enjoyed free ice cream and a myriad of activities — puppet show, jumping/sliding on huge inflatables, having balloon animals made by JoJo the Balloon Guy, Pickles the Clown, caricatures and more. There were 16 “community tables” staffed by members of various organizations such as local schools, health organizations and neighborhood groups. Many of the groups had a “make and take” activity for kids and adults, along with lots of information to take home. At the same time the social was happening outside, indoors there was a H1N1 Flu Clinic. Check out the photos and enjoy!
Free wifi access has come to Folwell Park! When you go to the park, simply look for the network named: folwellwifi and type in the password: folwellaccess! to use it. Enjoy!
*Information is subject to change based on actions of the Minnesota Legislature, current rulemaking and the Minneapolis City Council.
New in 2010
- August 10 Primary
- 46-day absentee voting period for Primary and General Election
June 25 – August 9 Absentee balloting period for Primary
August 10 Primary – Polls are open 7 am until 8pm
Sept. 17-Nov. 1 Absentee balloting period for General Election
November 2 General Election – Polls are open 7am until 8pm
Find more details on the 2010 election season at these election websites:
City of Minneapolis www.ci.minneapolis.mn.us/elections
Hennepin County www.hennepin.us/elections
MN Secretary of State www.sos.state.mn.us
Especially during the summer, when we have our windows open, complaints are voiced about the noise level in our neighborhoods. Check out the information below and click on the link for further information to review the City’s Noise Restrictions.
http://www.ci.minneapolis.mn.us/environment/noise.asp
Neighborhood Noise Information
Common Noise Restrictions
Construction/demolition noise is allowed 7am-6pm and requires a Noise
Permit anytime on Saturday and Sunday.
Garbage pickup noise is allowed 6am-10pm within 500 feet of a
residential property. Complaints should be submitted to Business
Licensing.
Outdoor amplified sound audible above the level of conversational
speech at a distance of 50 feet requires a Noise Permit at any time.
Sound from motor vehicle sound system or audio system clearly audible
beyond 50 feet from where it is originating is illegal.
Power lawnmowers, power trimmers, power saws, leaf blowers, or similar
tools are allowed to operate between 9am–9pm.
Snow blowers/snow plows may be operated at any time as conditions warrant.
Let’s get to know the ‘Fireworks Facts’ provided by the Minneapolis Police Department. Many fireworks are illegal: firecrackers, bottle rockets, roman candles and more. To find out all you need to know about ‘fireworks’, read all about it by clicking on the link.
Fireworks Facts
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