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18 V. City Hall <br />2014 Annual Report · Administration · St. Anthony Village, Minnesota <br />LICENSES <br />The City of St. Anthony regulates a variety of activities within the city. Part of the regulation process, <br />businesses are required to obtain a license from the City of St. Anthony. These licenses are as follows: <br />Type Of License (Number Of Licenses Issued in 2014) <br />Amusement - 2 <br />Bench - 2 <br />Cigarette/Tobacco -11 <br />Contractors - 87 <br />Dog - 136 <br />Fireworks - 1 <br />Garbage Haulers - 6 <br />Liquor License Intoxicating - 3 <br />Liquor License Wine/Strong Beer - 2 <br />Liquor License 3.2 Beer - 3 <br />Massage Therapy - 2 <br />Motor Vehicle Towing - 2 <br />Multiple Dwelling - 13 <br />Rental - Single, Duplex - 99 <br />Security Alarm System - 190 <br />Service Stations - 7 <br />Vending – 8 <br />REFUSE & RECYCLING <br />St. Anthony applied and received Recycling Grants through both Hennepin and Ramsey County. Hennepin <br />and Ramsey County both have very different grant requirements. For Hennepin County, 90% of the funds <br />received through the grant are distributed back to St. Anthony residents. <br />Ramsey County’s grant funds are applied to fees for the Joint Powers Agreement (JPA) that is held <br />between Ramsey County and the City of St. Anthony. The JPA with Ramsey County allows all of St. <br />Anthony residents to use the yard waste facilities as well as the hazardous waste collection sites in Ramsey <br />County with no additional cost to St. Anthony residents. In 2014, we were able to supply St. Anthony <br />parks with 11 recycling containers at no cost through the JPA. This JPA was established in 2005 and <br />currently expires in 2017. <br />In 2014, 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 compostable bags <br />that are available at City Hall. Residents need to bring the organic waste to one of the Ramsey County yard <br />waste facilities. <br />St. Anthony’s Annual Clean Up Day was held on May 3, <br />2014, with a total of 192 cars participating in the event <br />(this is down 51 cars from 2013). Clean-up Day gives St. <br />Anthony residents an opportunity to dispose of items such as <br />appliances, electronics, construction debris, tires and batteries <br />for a small fee. Other services such as document shredding, <br />fl uorescent light bulbs, clothing and furniture can be disposed <br />of free of charge. During the 2014 Clean Up event, residents <br />were given a bag which contained a water reduction faucet <br />aerator, Organic recycling bags, and additional useful recycling <br />information.