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6 Fall 2012 Following a 3” snowfall, no parking is allowed on city streets until after they have been plowed. Officers will issue citations and/or tow. Lake Elmo residents are reminded that the City has a snowplowing policy which must be followed so plow- ing can be done as efficiently and safely as possible. Snow must not be cleared from driveways or side- walks onto City streets. Please, keep your snow on your property. Violators will be cited. Trash containers must be placed in driveways, not onto City streets. Trash and recycling containers placed on streets create traffic hazards and increase plowing time. It is the policy of the City to maintain the streets in good winter driving condition by sufficient plowing and sanding. To that end, the Pub- lic Works crews strive to open all streets with- in 10 hours of starting the plowing. On the fol- lowing day, streets will be widened to the maximum width. The crews strive to keep all streets passable at all times, even in severe weather conditions. Snow Plowing and Winter Parking Regulations Did you know that the City of Lake Elmo has an on- line business directory? Help us grow this beneficial community resource, by submitting your listing. To have your business included, download a business listing form at www.lakeelmo.org or email your busi- ness contact information along with brief descrip- tion of your business to amacleod@lakeelmo.org. Attention Lake Elmo Businesses Add your listing and gain exposure with our online business directory City Code requires that all dogs be li- censed in the City of Lake Elmo. Licensing protects the commu- nity by ensuring dogs are properly vacci- nated, for the safety of residents and oth- er pets. A dog license may also help police or animal control officers locate and identify your dog to return it home safely. The 2013 license period of January 1 through Decem- ber 31 is right around the corner. Current licenses will expire on December 31, 2012. Stop by City Hall Mon- day through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Application for licenses may be made sixty (60) days prior to the start of the licensing year (November 1, 2012). Fees are $20. Proof of rabies vaccine is required to obtain a dog license. Please remember whether in your yard or at our lovely parks, please be courteous and always clean up after your pets! Calling Rover and Spot! It is time to obtain your 2013 dog license Area residents and business own- ers are invited to attend an open house to view details about an improvement project planned for Hwy 36 between I-694 and just east of Demontreville Trail North in Lake Elmo, Pine Springs and Grant. Improvements include the replacement of the Hwy 36/ Hilton Trail North signalized intersection with a grade- separated diamond interchange. The Hwy 36/Hilton Trail improvement project will im- prove safety and efficiency along Hwy 36 and stabilize the shoreline on the south end of Long Lake adjacent to Hwy 36. The open house will be held Thursday, Nov. 15 from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Lake Elmo City Hall—3800 Laverne Avenue North. MnDOT Open House to Cover Improvements on Highway 36