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-Mayor's Letter continued from front page- <br /> USF Holland and the Woodwind&Brasswind invested over$11 million in new <br /> or expanded facilities, and Imagineering Finishing Technologies broke ground for <br /> a new state-of-the-art facility for its corporate headquarters and metal finishing <br /> operations. We will nourish this entrepreneurial spirit to grow more jobs and to <br /> be at the forefront of innovation. From Portage Prairie on the north to the SPRING YARD WASTE <br /> Erskines on the south,we are seeing major investment and development plans, PICKUP BEGINS <br /> and believe that this will help to bring new businesses to South Michigan and <br /> South Main as well. The City encourages all residents to help <br /> South Bend is the regional center for commerce, finance and culture, and make South Bend a"Clean City,"by taking <br /> we are committed to continuous improvement. There are many great things advantage of our Yard Waste Pickup Pro- <br /> happening all over South Bend, and there is great energy in our town. I ask gram: <br /> everyone to join in. Take pride in your home. Take pride in your neighborhood. • Until April 7-the Bureau of Solid Waste <br /> Take pride in your city. South Bend is our hometown. Let's join together to will collect bagged or bundled yard waste on <br /> keep it growing strong. a call-in basis only -please call 277-8823 for <br /> Sincerely, curbside pickup. <br /> • Beginning April 10- Solid Waste will <br /> officially begin its standard Yard Waste <br /> Mayor Steve Pickup Program. Yard Waste Pickup will <br /> take place weekly on a resident's regular <br /> trash collection day. Pickup is automatic, <br /> FREE DOWNSPOUT DISCONNECTION call-in is not necessary. Please place yard <br /> On many older homes, downspouts that collect rainwater Waste at curbside, in bags or containers, by <br /> 6:00 a.m. <br /> connect directly to the City's sewer system, causing sewers to <br /> receive both waste and rain water. A single residence can deposit Please follow these guidelines for the Yard <br /> as much as 27,000 gallons of rain water to the system each year! Waste Program: <br /> During heavy rainfall and melting snow, combined sewer overflow can cause 1. Yard waste and brush must be bagged <br /> flooding, sewer backup into basements, and odors that escape into the air or bundled(no more than 4 feet in <br /> through downspouts rather than remaining underground. length or 6 inches in diameter). <br /> To help reduce these occurrences, City residents are urged to call the 2. Use suitable containers(30 gallon trash <br /> Division of Engineering to schedule a downspout disconnection. The City will container or smaller) -do not place yard <br /> send a two-person crew to disconnect the downspout, cap the entry pipe to the waste in City automated trash containers. <br /> sewer, and redirect the downspout to release rain water into the yard, where it is 3. Please place yard waste at the curb <br /> naturally absorbed into the ground. A downspout disconnection can cost as and separate from trash and debris. <br /> much as $200,but this service is offered at no charge to South Bend residents. 4. Do not place yard waste in the alleys. <br /> Since the program began in 2004, we have disconnected 320 homes from the Residents are reminded that in order to <br /> combined system,reducing our overflow volume by 8.6 million gallons! protect our air quality, burning of leaves is <br /> Working together we can help eliminate sewer backups and overflows. If completely prohibited in the City of South <br /> you have a downspout connected to the sewer system, please call 235-9251 to Bend and is a violation of City ordinance. <br /> schedule a free disconnection today, and help make South Bend a"Clean City." <br /> South Bend's yard waste is recycled at <br /> the City's Organic Resources Facility, <br /> IN \i,9 INTERNATIONAL SOCCER , thereby diverting this material from our <br /> X1 RETURNS TO SOUTH BEND. community's landfill and providing quality <br /> mulch for reuse. City residents can reap the <br /> South Bend and the University of Notre Dame are excited to welcome back rewards of their efforts by going to Organic <br /> the Mexican Women's National Soccer Team, and the Mexican Men's U-17 Resources to pick up high quality mulch and <br /> Soccer Team, for three games at Notre Dame's Alumni Field: compost for free if you self-load, or at a <br /> • FRIDAY,APRIL 21, 7:00 p.m. -Notre Dame Men's Soccer takes on the minimal sliding scale fee if you request <br /> Mexico National Men's Team assistance with loading. Organic Resources <br /> • WEDNESDAY,APRIL 26,5:00 p.m. - Illinois Women's Soccer battles it out is located at 4340 Trade Drive, off of Nimtz <br /> against the Mexico National Women's Team Parkway just '/a mile west of Bendix Drive. <br /> • FRIDAY,APRIL 28, 7:00 p.m. -Notre Dame Women's Soccer takes on the Organic Resources is open 8:00 AM to 3:45 <br /> Mexico National Women's Team PM,Monday through Friday. Please call <br /> Presented by St. Joseph Regional Medical Center. Tickets are$5 for adults 287-6841 for more information. <br /> and$2 for children 18 and younger, and can be purchased by calling the Notre For more information on the Yard Waste <br /> Dame Ticket Office at(574) 631-7356, visiting Gate 1 at the ND Joyce Center Program,please call Environmental Services <br /> Box Office, or online at und.com (click tickets). at 277-8823. <br /> Visit Our New Website at www.SouthBendIN.gov! <br />
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