Blaine CityConnect 105th Avenue Funding is Approved by Legislature
Construction to Begin Late Summer
With the passing of the State bonding bill this spring, the City has secured enough funding to move the project forward. The project includes two through lanes in each direction as well as raised medians with dedicated left turn lanes at critical intersections. The design also includes two three-leg roundabouts; one will be constructed at the main access to the south campus of the National Sports Center and the other at the new access to the National Sports Center north campus. Several major design components were added to increase safety along the project corridor. The design components will aid in slowing speeds of vehicles and enhance pedestrian safety. The key components to reducing vehicular speeds include the addition of two roundabouts. The roundabouts will enable the city to lower the speed limit on the corridor from the existing 50 mph to 40 mph. Another speed reducing component includes a raised center median between Davenport Street NE and Radisson Road. The raised center medians provide a narrower feel to drivers, versus the expansive pavement cross section that exists today. Raised medians along with the travel lanes reduced from 12 feet to 11 feet, will aid in reducing vehicles speeds. Pedestrian safety will be accomplished with the addition of trails and sidewalks along the corridor. The design includes a trail along the north side of 105th Avenue NE from Davenport Street NE to Radisson Road. It will also have a concrete walk along the south side of the roadway from the western entrance to the athletic sports fields east of the drainage ditch to Radisson Road. There are also concrete walks on both sides of the roadway from Baltimore Street NE to TH 65. Pedestrian crossing of 105th Avenue will be available at Davenport Street NE and at both roundabouts. City Council will consider awarding the contract at the July 13 City Council meeting. Tentative construction startup is anticipated for the middle of August. The project will be constructed in two phases; the north side will be constructed first with two-way traffic being pushed to the south two lanes. Depending on the timing and weather, the second phase may start as early as this fall, but most likely start in early spring of 2108. Phase two construction will also be constructed under traffic with two-way traffic pushed to the newly constructed north lanes. The entire project is scheduled to be complete by summer of 2018. For project information, and to view and sign up for the latest project status updates, visit BlaineMN.gov/14-11.
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USA Cup and 3M Championship Coming this Summer
Blaine will become a popular destination again this summer as tens of thousands of visitors come to the city for two major annual sporting events.
Schwan’s USA Cup July 14-22 The 33rd annual Schwan’s USA CUP, billed as the largest soccer tournament in the Western Hemisphere, will run from July 14 - 22 at National Sports Center. Special traffic controls will be in place on both 105th Avenue and Davenport Street near the National Sports Center. 3M Championship Jul 31–Aug 6 The 3M Championship also returns to the Tournament Players Club Twin Cities in Blaine this year. The 2017 tournament runs July 31 – August 6 and features several days of events leading up to three days of golf on the weekend. Public parking is available at the Anoka County-Blaine Airport. The tournament continues to be very successful in terms of both accolades and attendance. The 3M Championship won the prestigious Champions Tour Presidents’ Award as the best tournament of the 2009 season. In 2008, it was voted the No. 1 Champions Tour event by the golfers. The annual tournament has also donated more than $24 million to local charities since 1993. FreeAdmission,3MChampionship The 3M Tournament will be free to the public in 2017. This includes free admission, parking, and shuttles. Public parking is available at the Key Air entrance to the Anoka CountyBlaine Airport. Detailed information is available at 3MChampionship.com.
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July 13 | August 3 | August 17 7:30 pm | City Hall Council Chambers
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CITY COUNCIL
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July 11 | August 8 7 pm | City Hall Council Chambers
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July 25 | August 22 7 pm | City Hall Council Chambers
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August 1 6:30 pm | City Hall Council Chambers
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July 18 | August 15 7 pm | City Hall Cloverleaf Farm Room
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MAYOR Tom Ryan
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Draining the Rain With the heavy spring rains, many people noticed an increase in water standing in their backyards and the storm water ponds and ditches being higher than they are used to seeing. The State of Minnesota started recording precipitation in 1871. Up until last year, 1911 held the record for being the wettest year with 40.15 inches of rain. Last year, the State of Minnesota broke the record with the amount of rainfall at 40.32 inches. 2017 is trending towards being another record year for precipitation and the ground already had plenty of rain in it. What this means for all of us is our yards are going to be wetter than we have become accustomed to, the ponds and drainage systems in our neighborhoods are going to be higher than we have ever seen and some of us will experience our sumps running on a more regular basis. Our water eventually drains to the Mississippi River but if the Mississippi River is at flood stage, our water will not drain down as quickly as we would like it to. Running irrigation systems during these saturated conditions just adds to the problem because the water isn’t going to soak into your already saturated lawn. Your lawn can be harmed by being over saturated and can get fungal diseases which can be costly for you. We are fortunate to have two watershed districts, Coon Creek and Rice Creek who take a proactive approach in maintaining the ditch systems that run through the City of Blaine. The Stormwater Utility fee that is paid to the City also helps to make sure that the city can be more proactive in maintaining the city’s stormwater system. However, there was no place for the water to go because the Mississippi River was at flood stage. Drainage and Utility Easements With the increased amount of precipitation, the city received an increase in calls regarding the high water levels within these drainage and utility easements. Most properties in the City have drainage and utility easements similar to the plat map, image 1. The boundaries of your drainage and utility easement can be found by looking at your lot survey, image 2. • This is a legal right granting the local water resource authority access to the easement area for the maintenance and repair of storm water structures including ponds, storm sewers, ditches, and wetlands. • These areas are also designed to hold water for extended periods of time during large rain events. • The easement also grants the utility companies the right to inspect, maintain and repair underground or Image 1 overhead utilities. What to Do…or Not Some things to consider when determining where to plant your garden, install a shed or add retaining walls, etc. is that these areas are designed to hold a predetermined amount of water. Adding structures or altering the areas with fill, including yard waste will change the holding capacity and the flow path of the water in the drainage area. If there is an access problem for any maintenance activities in the drainage and utility easement, any obstruction may be removed at the landowner’s expense. Please contact the City and/or watershed district if you are proposing anything in an area designated as drainage and utility easement on your property. The City has a section in the Code of Ordinances which outlines what can and cannot be done. Allowing the vegetation to grow in the drainage and utility easements or buffers can provide additional water holding capacity since the plants will soak up more water, keeping the water from encroaching into your yard. The vegetation also treats the pollutants coming off the streets and your property and so also aids in controlling algae Image 2 growth. If you have an questions about drainage and utility easment locations or about what can be done in those areas, please contact Rebecca Haug at RHaug@BlaineMN.gov.
Buckthorn Removal Workshop Opportunity
Come learn how to identify two invasive buckthorns, compare them to desirable MN native trees and shrubs, and learn how to effectively treat and remove them. Common and glossy buckthorn are native to Eurasia and were introduced to North America as ornamental plants. In Minnesota, buckthorn lacks natural controls like insects and disease that would slow their growth. Buckthorn out-competes native plants for nutrients, light and moisture and can form dense stands that degrade wildlife habitat. Cost: Free Location: Rum River Library 4201 6th Avenue Anoka MN Date: September 13 Time: 6:30 to 7:30pm OR Location: Martin-Island Linwood Picinic Pavilion Martin Lake Drive Linwood Township,MN Date: September 21 Time: 6:30 to 7:30pm At this workshop, Anoka Conservation District (ACD) will help you identify the two invasive buckthorn species, compare them to look-alikes, and will lead an outdoor handson demonstration of buckthorn removal techniques in the nearby Anoka Nature Preserve. Dress for the weather. Following the training workshop, attendees can purchase herbicide at a low cost and borrow herbicide application equipment from ACD. You will be all set to effectively remove invasive buckthorn on your property and help restore native habitats! Please RSVP to Carrie at the Anoka Conservation District, Carrie.Taylor@AnokaSWCD.org or 763-434-2030, ext 19.
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BLAINE
RECYCLING SATURDAYS! 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
3rd Saturday of Each Month Drop-Off Location has Moved Green Lights Recycling Enter at 1525 - 99th Lane NE
The City of Blaine sponsors a recycling drop-off day the third Saturday of each month. You do not need to be a Blaine resident to bring items to the drop-off day. Please note, no garbage will be accepted.
Green Lights Recycling 763-785-0456 | GLRNow.com Collects mattresses, box springs, carpet, appliances, florescent lamps, electronics, rechargeable batteries, and tires. Free items include scrap metal and vehicle batteries. There is a small fee for some items: • Mattresses/box springs are $20 each. • Most appliances are $8 each. • Most electronics are between $2 and $50 depending on size. • Carpet - $4/ roll (up to 7 rolls). Drop off tires and rechargeable batteries for a small fee. See the complete list of fees at BlaineMN.gov/RecyclingSaturdays
Randy’s Environmental Services 763-972-3335 |
RandysEnvironmentalServices.com Offers free paper shredding. Please note: There may be long wait times for shredding.
Reminder: Lawn Sprinkling Restrictions are in Effect
With the arrival of lawn sprinkling season we would like to remind the community of the following regulations regarding sprinkling. • Year-Round, Odd-Even Sprinkling Days - If your address ends in an even number you can sprinkle on even numbered days. If your address ends in an odd number, you can sprinkle on odd numbered days. • No Sprinkling Between 10am and 6pm - From May 15 until September 15, no sprinkling is allowed between 10 am and 6 pm. This is the hottest part of the day and most water is lost to evaporation. Exceptions • Private wells used for watering. • City owned athletic fields. • Hand watering of gardens and trees using a watering can or hose. • Watering of new landscaping or sod for a period of 30 days after installation. This policy is in place to help limit the impact of heavy water usage periods in the City’s water supply. It is not necessary to water every day to promote a healthy lawn. For more information, visit BlaineMN.gov/LawnSprinkling.
Bike Collection (April – October) Bikes4KidsMN.org Drop off any size bicycle that you no longer want. The bikes will be accepted by Bikes 4 Kids to be refurbished or have their parts used in reburbishing other bikes. Bikes 4 Kids then donate the bikes to people in need. There is no charge to drop a bike off. Bikes 4 Kids are part of the Robert & Wilma Burbach Bike Foundation.
Other City Recycling Opportunities 763-785-6192 | BlaineMN.gov/Recycle Walters Recycling & Refuse 763-780-8464
For information regarding curbside yardwaste service or to report missed garbage, recycling or yardwaste pick-up.
Sewer Backup? Water Concerns? Contact Public Works Residents experiencing a sewer backup should immediately contact the City of Blaine Public Works Department. Public Works will check the sewer main for blockages, as tree roots in the line can cause backups for neighbors as well. Residents with questions regarding their water should contact the Public Works Department. Call 763-785-6165, during normal business hours from 7 am to 3 pm, otherwise call 763-427-1212.
Peddlers and Solicitors
Throughout the year door-to-door peddling, soliciting and canvassing raises questions from Blaine residents. While most of these activities are regulated by the City, they cannot be prohibited entirely. A canvasser, for example, may go door-to-door without a permit from the City. A canvasser may be a person asking for signatures on a petition, requesting support for a political candidate or position, or seeking donations for a religious organization. For your safety, remember the following. All peddlers and solicitors are: • Required to obtain a permit from the City • Required to carry their city-issued Photo ID/License with them and must show it a upon request • Restricted to operating between the hours of 9:00 am and 7:00 pm, and they are not allowed to solicit on Sundays and State or National Holidays Owners and occupants should: • Not let a peddler, solicitor, or canvasser into your home, even if they have a permit • Direct complaints about business practices to the Better Business Bureau of Minnesota at 651-6991111 • Check contractor references at www.dli.mn.gov • Help in filing insurance claims can be found at www.MN.gov/Commerce • Report suspicious persons or activities to the Police Department at 763-427-1212 or by dialing 911 Please join with us in making our neighborhoods safer by promptly reporting solicitors or any other suspicious activity. For more information, visit BlaineMN.gov/ DoortoDoorPeddlersSolicitors.
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CITIZENS
ACADEMY Registration Now Open
Night to Unite - The Best Tuesday in Blaine
Join neighbors across the City of Blaine on Tuesday, August 1 for the annual Night to Unite celebration. Enjoy a summer evening with neighbors to celebrate your community. Night to Unite is the best Tuesday of the year in which the police and fire departments are out in full force visiting block parties and strengthening community partnerships. The public works department has joined the celebration and will be making visits to neighborhood parties with their special monster trucks. McGruff the Crime Dog and Sparky the Fire Dog will be there too. Parties must sign up to receive a visit. Registration is free, and the City will provide each party host with ideas and items to help with planning your block party. Each party will receive door hangers, name tags, tshirts for the organizers, informational forms and a few other goodies. Registration deadline is July 17. New this year is the Pet Photo Contest with prizes. And returning this year is the Design Your Own Night to Unite Yard Sign Contest. YOUR design could be chosen as next year’s tshirt design. Check our Night to Unite website for details and block party locations at BlaineEvents.com/N2U. Questions? Contact Kim Kiley at KKiley@BlaineMN.gov or call 763-785-6186.
Attention Blaine residents and those who work in Blaine: If you are interested in learning more about safety services, registration for the 2017 Blaine Citizens Academy is now open! The eight-week course, hosted by the City of Blaine Safety Services Division, is a great opportunity for individuals to learn more about the structure and operations of the Police, Fire and Community Standards departments while participating in a variety of exciting and fast-paced activities, all in a safe and fun environment. Class is held Wednesday evenings, September 6 to October 25, 2017 from 6:30 to 9:30 pm. The academy meets at a different location each week depending on the activities scheduled. Course topics and hands-on activities include: police use of force, motor vehicle extrication, fire fighting, crime prevention, fire prevention, housing maintenance, code compliance, criminal investigations, fire investigations, drug awareness, traffic stops and other emergency response. All applicants 18 years and older are invited to apply. Class size is limited and all applicants must pass a criminal history background check. Applications can be found on the City of Blaine website and will be accepted until the class fills, so register early. More information contact: Deputy Fire Marshal Todd Miller 763-785-6173 TMiller@BlaineMN.gov Support Services Manager Wende Ferguson 763-785-6112 WFerguson@BlaineMN.gov
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Children can enjoy free kiddie carnival games; explore a police car and a fire truck at our vehicle fair. Concessions will be available. We will have multiple inflatables and some will get you wet. Event held at Aquatore Park, 9191 Lincoln Street. Tuesday, July 18 from 6 – 8 pm FREE!
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Join your friends at QC dance for fun dance camps! 9967 Ulysses Avenue NE
Ninja Camp
Ages 4-7 Mondays, Jul 31 – Aug 21, 5:30-6:10pm $40 resident; $44 non-resident 4th Annual!! Distances will include 100 or Activity #5511 165 yard swim, 2.3 mile bike, and finishes Broadway Bound Camp with a 1 mile run. Fee includes race shirt, Ages 3-8 swim cap, refreshments and medal. Event Jul 28, 9 am – noon held at Lakeside Commons Park. $40 resident; $44 non-resident Saturday, July 29, 8 am Activity #5515 $30 resident; $33 non-resident Terrific Trolls Camp Activity #5263 Ages 3-8 For more information, Aug 8, 5:30-7pm visit BlaineParks.com or call Nate $30 resident; $33 non-resident at 763-785-6151. Dancer & Doll Day Camp Ages 3-8 Aug 14-17, 9 am – noon Perpetual Motion $145 resident; $159 non resident Gymnastics session 2 begins the week of Activity #5514 July 19 for ages 16 months to 10 years! All classes are held at Perpetual Motion Gymnastics, 12440 Aberdeen Street NE, Summer Camps Suite 101, Blaine. Skyhawks Sports Camps Visit BlaineParks.com for more Multi-Sport, Basketball, Volleyball, Miniinformation regarding start dates, Hawk, Golf, Game, Tennis, Soccer, Flag registration dates, times Football and fees or call 763-785-6164. Computer Camp Star Wars Jedi Movie Making, Minecraft Field Trips Game Designer, Hacking Minecraft: Mods, All field trips include quality supervision Skins, Textures (1 to 10 ratio), bus transportation, and Tech Tac Toe & admissions. Participants must bring a bag Youth Enrichment Camps lunch and wear sunscreen for outdoor locations – applied prior to checking in. Advanced Junior Robotics; Junior Engineer: One field trip t-shirt will be supplied for Battle Bots; Destination Mars: Rocketry every participant and must be worn on Course; Pre-K Lego Adventures. all field trip days. Transportation departs For dates, times, fees and descriptions, from and returns to Blaine City Hall. please visit BlaineParks.com or call 763-785-6164. Bunker Beach Ages 7 to 12 Friday, July 14, 10:30am – 3:00pm Stand Up Paddle Boarding $28 resident; $31 non-resident Fun, new, easy, cool and a great workout! Activity #5546 Class sizes are very small and the Apple Valley Aquatic Center instruction is short and easy, so most Ages 7 to 12 of our time will be out on the water. No Friday, Jul 21, 10am – 4pm experience necessary. Class held at $24 resident; $27 non-resident Lakeside Commons Park next to the Activity #5547 boathouse. Participants under 18 must Elm Creek Park Playground & have parent or guardian sign the waiver Swim Pond before class. Ages 7 to 12 August 8 Friday, Jul 28, 10am – 3pm Ages 16 & up, 4 – 5:30pm, Activity #5621 $26 resident; $29 non-resident Activity #5548 Flying High at the Learning Jet and Sky Zone Ages 7 to 12 Friday, Aug 4, 8:40am – 2:50pm $32 resident; $35 non-resident Activity #5549 Cascade Bay Water Park Zumba & Zumba Gold Ages 7 to 12 Session 2 begins the week of July 26! All Friday, Aug 11, 10am – 3:45pm classes are held at QC Dance Studio, 9967 $32 resident; $35 non-resident Ulysses Avenue NE Activity #5550
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Save the Date May 19, 2018
Rain and Cold Didn’t Stop Blaine from Celebrating Blaine celebrated the 10th Annual World Fest on May 20. It was a rainy and cold day, but that did not stop 500 people from coming out to enjoy entertainment, food, crafts, and much more. The City of Blaine would like to thank all sponsors, vendors, entertainers, and audience members for the making the most of the day and celebrating Blaine’s diversity. To view the Flickr Photo Recap, visit BlaineParks.com/2017WorldFestPhoto. Visit BlaineEvents.com/WorldFest for more information.
Adult Fall Softball
Casino Trips
Registrations dates are July 10 - 28 or until leagues are full. Leagues begin the week of August 7. Visit BlaineParks.com or call 763-785-6161 for more information.
All casino trips depart from and return to the Senior Center and include coach transportation and coffee and donuts prior to departure. Time includes pick up and return. St. Croix Casino – Turtle Lake Wednesday, August 16, 8:30 am – 4:30 $7 Activity #5632 Treasure Island Casino Monday, September 18, 8:30 am – 4:30 pm $7 ($3 food coupon) Activity #5631
Adult Fall Co-Rec Kickball Entry fee includes one ball and umpires. Games are held at Airport and Aquatore fields. Teams play doubleheaders each week for a total of 12 games. Sundays beginning August 20. Visit BlaineParks.com or call 763-785-6161 for more information.
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Blaine’s Triathlon is Just Around the Corner
The Parks and Recreation Department is excited to conduct the 6th annual triathlon in the City of Blaine on a Saturday, September 9, 2017, beginning at 8:00 a.m. The venue for the Blaine Triathlon will be held at beautiful Lakeside Commons Park. From novice to veteran triathletes, the Blaine Triathlon
will be a fun and challenging race consisting of a 0.3 mile swim, 16.7 mile bike ride, and a 3.5 mile run. The registration fee is $100 for individuals and $125 per relay team and includes a dry fit race tee shirt, swim cap, post race refreshments, and all finishers receive official race hardware. For registration and more information about the Blaine Triathlon please go to www. BlaineTriathlon.com. We always welcome community businesses and organizations that are interested in a sponsorship opportunity for this exciting event. Please check out the sponsorship brochure on our website under the sponsors tab to see how you can be part of the Blaine Triathlon. Thank you to our Current Generous Blaine Triathlon Sponsors!
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Title Sponsor Blaine Medial Center Executive Sponsor Orthology Physical Wellness Diamond Sponsor Remax Results Kris Lindahl Team NR Properties LLC Platinum Twin Cities Gateway Offical Lodging Partner Financial One State Farm Tom Holland Agency NovaCare Rehabilitation Twin Cities Orthopedics Gold Today’s Window Fashions Suburban Imgaging G-Will Liquors Family First Chiropractic Center Silver Blaine Family Chiropractic
The BZ Girls, jazz and pop The Splatter Sisters, children’s Family Fun Night, family, free games, food Backyard Band, variety Tricia and the Toonies, children’s QC Dance, dance recital Wendinger Band, polka Kids Dance, children’s dance party
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The Mooners, classic rock Kid Power with Rachael, children’s Harmonic Relief, show choir Mixed Nuts, children’s comedy Jam Hops Dance Connection The Alphabits, children’s
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