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THE CITY OF m Waterioo The City of Waterloo Utilities staff will be cleaning waterâ€" mains in the area bounded by Kingscourt to the North; Highway #86 to the West; Bridge St. to the East and University Ave. to the South. This watermain cleaning will begin April 26th/98 at 10:00ru and will be completed on May 9th/98 at 7:00m During watermain cleaning, the water supply may be shut down at different times during the cleaning process. Therefore, we will work between the hours of 10:00ru and 7:00am each day to reduce the impact the cleaning has to you, our water customers. However, to ensure water for essential uses, please draw sufâ€" ficient water into containers for use during these hours. Residents in the surrounding area may also experience rustyâ€" coloured water which will eventually clear. Please check your water supply before using. . If you wish additional information regarding our watermain cleaning program, please call the Utilities Customer Service Coordinator at 747â€"8613 between 9:00am and 5:00ru. o 5$ April 24 May 1 May 8 Fripay Fuicks SUibpe Snow all shows start at 2:00rm May 15 ADULT RECREATION CENTRE NOTICE TO RESIDENTS WATERMAIN CLEANING "Turkey" with Margaret Dickson "Dominican Republic" with Thomas Gablenz "City of Columbus, Ohio" "Ameriaflora Flower Show" "Pennsylvania" with Rose & Marshall Sochner "Atlantic Coast" with Alex Matulewicz 185 King Street, South 579â€"1020 COMMUNITY INFORMATION â€" |886â€"1550_ Notice is hereby given to the residents of the City of Waterloo that the Municipality is proceeding with Creek Rehabilitation works along Laurel Creek, between Weber Street and Marshall Street. The proposed undertaking will include Creek Rehabilitation, Sanitary Trunk Sewer protection, and Moses Springer Park Master Plan Creation and Redevelopment. In 1996 the City of Waterloo in collaboration with GRCA conductâ€" ed a Class Environmental Assessment Study for rehabilitation work along this portion of Laurel Creek. Throughout 1998 the City will be implementing many of the recommendations set out in the Class EA study. This implementation is being initiated through a detail design and construction process. The Public are invited to a public meeting to participate and help the Project Team refine the recommendations of the Class EA study and support the proposed Park Master Plan objectives. There will be a presentation followed by a site tour comâ€" mencing at 7:00rr. All comments and/or requests for further information should be made to: The City of Waterloo Traffic and Parking Byâ€"Law does not allow overnight parking on City streets. PART V â€" PARKING AND STOPPING RESTRICTIONS states that "unless otherwise perâ€" mitted in this byâ€"law, no person shall at any time, park a vehicle on any highway between the hours of 2:30am and 6:00a." The City of Waterloo Traffic and Parking Byâ€"Law also restricts parking on all City streets to a maximum of three (3) consecutive hours. Various streets within the City have one or two hour parking restrictions, and are posted as such. Provincial legislation allows municipalities to post these parking restrictions at their city limits so they do not incur the cost of installing and maintaining signage on every city street. The City appreciates your coâ€"operation in the compliance of these byâ€"laws. The City of Waterloo 265 Lexington Court, Waterloo, Ontario N2J 4A8 Phone: (519) 747â€"8634 Fax: (519) 886â€"6606 Att: Sunda Siva. P. Eng. at the Manulife Financial Soccer & Sports Centre Battle Park, Bridge St., Waterloo Laurel Creek Rehabilitation P;fiiect Between Weber Street and Marshall Street Tuesday April 28, 1998 Moses Springer Arena â€" Community Room 150 Lincoln Road, Waterioo IT‘S BACK...PAY AS YOU PLAY BALL HOCKEY For all you ball hockey enthusiasts, you can play Thursday evenings Trw to Orv starting TRAFFIC BYâ€"LAW 83â€"19 CITY OF WATERLOO OPEN HOUSE April 30, to June 25, 1998 Cost: $2/person/visit Lew J. Ayors, City Clerk e 27