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2015 Annual Report • Administration • St. Anthony Village, Minnesota <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />32 <br /> <br />New in 2015 the City of St. Anthony amended the city code to allow for 4 on-sale liquor licenses <br />within the city. This allowed the city to issue an Intoxicating Liquor License to The Unofficial <br />located at 3701 Stinson Blvd. The Unofficial opened it’s doors at the end of November 2015. <br />Catrina’s restaurant located at 2510 Kenzie Terrace was issued a Wine/Strong Beer License. <br />Catrina’s is looking forward to opening the beginning of 2016. <br /> <br />REFUSE & RECYCLING <br />St. Anthony applied and received Recycling Grants through both Hennepin and Ramsey <br />County. Hennepin and Ramsey County both have very different grant requirements. For <br />Hennepin County, the funds received through the grant are used towards sustainability efforts <br />and outreach to St. Anthony residents. Ramsey County’s grant funds are applied to fees for the <br />Joint Powers Agreement (JPA) that is held between Ramsey County and the City of St. Anthony. <br />The JPA with Ramsey County allows all of St. Anthony residents to use the yard waste facilities <br />as well as the hazardous waste collection sites in Ramsey County with no additional cost to St. <br />Anthony residents. <br />In 2015, the Ramsey County yard waste facilities began collecting organic waste. All St. Anthony <br />residents can take advantage of the organic waste collection by using one of the free <br />compostable bags that are available at City Hall. Residents need to bring the organic waste to <br />one of the Ramsey County yard waste facilities. <br /> <br />ANNUAL CLEAN UP DAY <br />St. Anthony’s Annual Clean Up Day was held on May 2, 2015, with a total of 247 cars <br />participating in the event. Over the last few years participation has varied but this year we had <br />more cars come through than last year. Clean-up Day gives St. Anthony residents an <br />opportunity to dispose of items such as appliances, electronics, construction debris, tires and <br />batteries for a small fee. Other services such as document shredding, fluorescent light bulbs, <br />clothing and furniture can be disposed of free of charge. During the 2015 Clean Up event, <br />residents were given a bag which contained a water reduction faucet aerator, organic recycling <br />bags, and additional useful recycling information.