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DID vou RECEIVE YOUR FIIIIAL 2005 RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY TAX BILL? CITY OF WATERLOO 2005 FINAL PROPERTY TAX DUE DATES JULY 14, 2005 AND SEPTEMBER T, 2005 Inmm Payment may be made: V I. By mail: Post dated cheques for both installments; July 1-1 and September 7, 2005. 2. Through bank telephone seen we - please contact your bank 3. At the City Hall alter hours deposit bot located at HA) Regina Street s., at the William Street side entrance " 4. In person from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm al the Revenue Counter, City Hall, 100 Regan St. S You are responsible for hating your payment in the Revenue Office on or before the due date Please remit the stub from your tax bill along with ycur payment to: City of Waterloo Revenue Services 100 Regina Street South Waterloo. Ontario N21 AN? WWW.V' Ifyou have not matured your tax bill please call US at 747-8718 This gigantic 50 meter outdoor pool has 2 amusement park watcrslidcs. Call h'85- 453t) or drop bye the pool located on 150 Lincoln Road to pick up a copy of our pool schedule, Season passes on sale NOW for the entire summer for only Shut)" for children and adults and a family of4 In the same household for only $130.00. Moses Springer is open July ist for the following recreational programsfweatlwr pcnmtlingl: Lane Ssmv, l lam to lpm and 5pm to 6pm APPLICATION FOR NOISE mf-LAW EXEMPTION Lane Swims l lam to lpm and 5pm to bpm Public swuns 1:30pm to 5pm and bpm 10 "5:30pm Swimplex located at 101 Father David Bauer Drive is closed Friday July 1st. Check out our summer schedule beginning July 2nd on our website at www.city.watedoo.omca Spots still available in daily and weekly swim lessons this summer. Call 886-1177 for details. Notice Ps hcrchy given that an apphcauon IN being made to the Couucul of the City of Waterloo for an cwmplmn to the Crty ofWatcrloo None Hy-law “N79 ulm‘h prohhts drnpllflCd sound bewecn the hours oi 5 on pm In 7 i)tt a m “In: appll» “In! IN I utherwood located at 14l Father ”and Bauer trrlvc In the (It) nl Wutcrloo veho Ps rummnng :III ownIptmn d\ follous To permit amplified sound from 5:00 pm. to 10:00 pm on Thursday. July 21. 2005 during an outdoor event for the residents of Luther Village on the Park. A tent will be located on their property for a buffet dinner and jazz band. HI; dppiualmn \ull hc proculcd iot Hy ('uunul nu [ulx l JirtCs Ill Ilu‘l mum II I finn;luus.u,itcrloo( m t nurc. UNI chnu \m'cr Knuth, NN IIuInu .n " mm' In .lgr;uuuu’d \numc "tslirnuiotukonthissmitlrcu ~|nmlll \ unhul lhcl In I k Yi.ircrliust Tits i 01qu “I” [hymn \llccl "south, Yr,atcrloo ur '1‘ riR.lry Inn ' II} 'I (III " tlt, “muddy 'nu‘ "I. I!!!“ I Questions regarding this event should be dimmed to Alison Kukhecki, ax 783-3710 "ti-sri,'.'),')':-',;,', MOSES SPRINGER ournoon "C"." t",, POOL IS now one": atcrlogggca o Ho iii-tri), 'iii tiHtt' In In' In I Ink. lutc, Ih.m The City of Waterloo Fire Department is conducting scheduled maintenance of fire hydrants. This ongoing program is designed to ensure that the hydrants will operate properly when needed. This years program will involve all hydrants in the City and should be completed by the end of November. This maintenance program is quite routine. however. it may cause some temporary inconveniences such as poor water pressure and in some cases coloured water, Please check your water before use and ifdiscoloured water is detected please open a cold water tap and allow the water to run until it clears. This is a temporary situa- tion. - The City ofWaterloo is aware that some residents may be concerned about the 193nm being used as part of this maintenance program. especially in light ofthe water use restrictions in place this year. The testing of fire hydrants is legislated. Statfwill keep water use to a minimum while performing the testing necessary to meet our legislated responsibility. The City of Waterloo Utility Staff and the City of Waterloo Fire Department thank you for your co-operation and understanding. Any questions or ton- cerns should be directed to the Utilities Customer Service Representative at 747-8613. APPLICATION FOR NOISE BV-LAW EXEMPTION Notice is hereby given that an application is being made to the Council ofthe City of Waterloo for an exemption to the City of Waterloo Noise By-law will“ which prohibits amplified sound between the hours of5:00 pm. to 7:00 am. The appli- cant Is the Upper Beechwood Neighbourhood Association In the City of Waterloo who is requesting an exemption as follows: To permit amplified sound/music from 8:00 p.m. to 11:00 pm on Thursday. July 15, 2005. The party will be located at the recreational facility located at 490 Branstone Drive. This is a social event for adults who reside in this neighbourhood. An eight piece hand will he playing music and alcoholic beverages and food will be served. The application will he presented to City Council on July 4. 2005 in the Council Chambers, Waterloo City Centre loo Regina Street South. Waterloo at " time to be determined. Anyone wishing to speak on this matter should contact the City Clerk. Waterloo City Centrc, too Regina Street South. Waterloo at 747-8540 no later than 9:00 a.m., Thursday, June 29, 2005 I Questions regarding this event should be directed to Debbie Jones at 888- 4567 ext. 5934. APPLICATION FOR NOISE BY-LAW EXEMPTION Name Is hereby given that an application Is hung made to m: Council or the City of Watcrloo for an cxmnpllun to (he CIty of Watcrloo Nuke Bylaw P.7)s'-79 "hrch prohibits amplified sound hctwecn lhc ltours of mu p m In Tr iltt am [he apple cant Is (he ( cntrc for lmcrnanunul (hrvcrnancc lnnmdtuln " Itil) [mulled at 57 [1h Strum “N In (he Cuy of Wan-dun who u rcqucslmg an cu‘lnpnun Ax fullmxx I'n permit amplified sound from 9:00 p.m, In 12:01) midnight um Jul) 14 and August ll, 2005. Movies will he projected um to thc “N "all of their huilding. on July l4 "Or. Slrangvhlw" “ill he shoss n. and an Suewst I I "the Manchurian l andidatv" “ill he shlmn. Raindalm arc July II and MIL-us! I8. 2005. llw .IppInJIu-n u I” IV plvwch brt IV\ I mum II un hilt 4, VII); (lt 'lu't mum v? l thH'R‘Ix. Ntrcrlosr( In ( C‘IIH'. NIH Rl’if‘llJ \lrcux \umh. IN meu- 5' " Imw 1.. hr d, Tmmnnl \mnuv 'A Mum In xka nu! Hm mum shout.,' t mum: Mr! M l Ink i\.ricrloot li', t cum It)“ Roslyn 'ms',iCr'l \uulll Wircrlru, a! . I' ssl'ru,ri.ucrtln,u; .Ivrummul \mnuv uthm- In \[Vt‘dk nu Hm ”LIVIL‘I slpsu'.', \ mum" Hit m l It' Nrirloot li', , cum If)" Ram“ \m‘rl \uulll, “Jul-m .1! -l" Ns 1" 'trr Lulu {h " Oil tiit. ”Inn-Ln 'unc 7", THIN I Questions regarding this event should be directed to Alison DeMuy at 885 2444 extension 224 HYDRANT TESTING MAINTENANCE PROGRAM for more mformation. please (ontatt. City of Waterloo 100 Regina St. South Waterloo, Ontario N21 4A8 P 519-886-1S50 F 51944743760 wwwxitynaraterioo.oet.ca _ In”: In 1hr t Hum I? SY Dh'llun " .I Inm- In hr h I'lll.l\1 1hr( In I Ink ( ‘1‘ scptriolnIcrrlvn