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Current News Load Restrictions.
The City of Apple Valley follows Mn/DOT Seasonal Load Restrictions. Restrictions
begin Friday, March 14, 2008, at 12:01 a.m. With the implementation of
seasonal load restrictions, vehicle weight may not exceed 5 tons per axle
on City streets. Seasonal Weight Restrictions will be in effect for a
minimum of four weeks and a maximum of eight weeks. To
link to the State guidelines the City follows >>> Residential Rental Registration Program. The City of Apple Valley adopted a rental registration ordinance effective November 20, 2007. This ordinance requires the owners of any residential rental property to register with the City. For more information on this program >>> Electronics
Reycling. Did you know that you can recycle your household electronics
AT NO CHARGE? MN state law does not allow disposal of TV's and computers
in the garbage because they contain toxic materials like lead and mercury.
This hazardous material is safe when the consumer uses the product, but
unsafe when disposed of improperly. Minnesota residents can now recycle
their computers, TV's and other electronics for free at many participating
recycling locations, including the Dakota County Eco-site located in Eagan
- 3365 South Highway 149 (Wednesdays, 9 a.m.-8 p.m.) Residential Rental Registration Program. The City of Apple Valley adopted a rental registration ordinance effective November 20, 2007. This ordinance requires the owners of any residential rental property to register with the City. For more information on this program >>> Comp Plan Update. The City of Apple Valley, between now and June, 2008, is updating the Comprehensive Plan. This is the guiding policy document for the future 20 years of decisions related to land uses, parks and trails, transit and transportation, housing, and resource management. New ideas are also being introduced: attracting more jobs, designing for active living, planning for changes in climate and energy use, anticipating technology advancements, and addressing an aging and more diverse population. There are two ways to be connected:
Pandemic Flu Planning. The City of Apple Valley would like citizens to be informed and prepared for a possible flu pandemic. There presently is no influenza pandemic in the United States but governments at all levels are continuously preparing for disasters, including an influenza pandemic. We encourage families and businesses to prepare as well. For more information >>> Flood Insurance Program. The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) approved the City of Apple Valley for eligibility for the National Flood Insurance Program. This program enables property owners to purchase insurance protection against losses from flooding. At this time, the City will be in the first stage of the program, called the Emergency Program. For more information on the program >>> Street Light Maintenance.
Is there a burned out street light in your neighborhood? If so, contact
Dakota Electric at 651-463-6287. If possible, note the identification
number on the pole and relay it to Content updated on: 28-Apr-2008
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