Councilman
Steve Magre
Legislative Assistant
Carrie Peers
Staff Assistant
Paul Schuhmann
City Hall
601 West Jefferson St
(502) 574-1110
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October 2, 2015
In this issue . . . .
 Councilman Magre with members of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
On Sunday, September 20, I was able to celebrate the placement of the historic Naturalization Tree Monument in Camp Taylor Park with the Camp Taylor Neighborhood and the Daughters of the American Revolution.
Since its placement in 1921, the neighborhood grew up around the monument cutting it off from public view. At it's new location it will be accessible to all. In the near future, a sign with the history of the monument will be installed to reference its original location.
The Sons of the American Revolution Color Guard participated and posted the colors and added much pageantry to this event.
You can watch the full event by clicking here.
Street sweeping will occur in a portion of District 10 as outlined in the map below for the week of October 5. Street cleaning signs are posted prior to 5 p.m. on the business day before sweeping occurs. They alert residents that there is No Parking between the hours of 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. on sweeping day. Vehicles parked in No Parking areas are subject to citation and/or towing. Residents should not park in affected areas until after 5 p.m. even if it appears an area has been swept, as sweepers may return before that time. The No Parking zone covers both sides of the street, though signs may only be posted on one side.
 Trevillian Way will be paved between Tycoon Way and Dundee Rd. over the next week.
Please take extra caution when traveling this area.
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Want to safely get rid of those old prescription drugs or shred some documents you don’t need anymore? Then come to the free Drug Toss and Shredding Event sponsored by Metro Public Works, Metro Police and Metro Council on Saturday, October 24. Citizens can protect themselves from identify theft and divert unused medications from the waste stream or misuse by bringing documents and drugs to the event from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 978 Phillips Lane on the former Executive Inn lot. For information click here.
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 The Schnitzelburg Area Community Council's 3rd annual movie night in Emerson Park featuring The Addams Family! Food, ghost stories, and a meet and greet with Gomez and Morticia Addams begins at 7 pm. The movie starts at 9pm. Be sure to bring blankets or chairs.
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Check out what Brightside is doing in October!
Click on this article to find out more about the Brightside events.
Saturday, October 10 – Brightside & Waste Management of Kentucky’s Premium Compost Sale
Saturday, October 17 – Brightside & Waste Management of Kentucky’s Premium Compost Sale
Saturday, October 17 – Community-Wide Cleanup Supply Distribution
Saturday, October 24 – Brightside / Passport Health Plan Fall Community-Wide Cleanup
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 Early Registration for Elderly and Disabled Residents Begins Oct. 1st
LIHEAP (Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program) is a federally funded program that provides financial assistance to help low income residents pay utility bills. The subsidy component of LIHEAP begins Nov. 4, 2015.
Pre-registration opportunities will be offered beginning Oct. 1st for those residents who are on a fixed income, and who are elderly (age 60 or over) or disabled receiving social security, SSI, pension or Black Lung benefits.
Click here for eligibility requirements and click here for a list of the early registration sites.
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The developers of the Bradford Mills have scheduled a neighborhood meeting to discuss the proposed zoning changes and to answer any questions about the proposal and rezoning process to properties located at 1124, 1130 and 1132 Reutlinger Ave. and 1034 E. Oak St. .
When: October 12 at 6:00pm
Where: St. Therese Catholic Church
1010 Schiller Ave.
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