Weather delayed some work inside the station. The 35kV feed to the station was energized the week of April 23. Structural aluminum has been delivered and major electrical components are either on site, received and in City inventory, or on order with near term delivery.
Weather delayed the contractor being able to start; the contractor is now scheduled to start the week of May 7.
As of September 10, Lakeshore Recycling Systems has sent out its initial bills for waste services to the residents of St. Charles. These invoices will be for the months of July, August and September. The next round of bills will be sent out at some point in mid-November. That will cover the months of October, November and December. Beyond that, Lakeshore will begin billing at the start of each quarter.
The contractor will be completing pavement rejuvenation of Peck Road (from IL 38 to IL 64), Tyler Road (from IL 64 to Kirk Road) and Walnut Avenue (from S. 2nd Avenue to S. 5th Avenue) the week of April 23rd to April 27th, weather permitting. The roads will remain open during the process, but please drive cautiously and keep an eye out for temporary lane closures.
The City of St. Charles and the St. Charles Park District have developed a Coyote Management Plan to maintain public safety as coyotes are known to frequent St. Charles and the surrounding area.
The St. Charles Park District, in conjunction with the Illinois Association of Park Districts and the Illinois Park and Recreation Association, recognizes local organizations and businesses for their outstanding contributions to the advancement of parks and recreation with the 2016 Community Service Awards.
The St. Charles Park District presented the City with a Community Service Award, for longtime sponsorship of the July 4th Celebration and the Sculpture in the Park exhibit.
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