March 9 Issue
Sanitary Sewer
Think Spring
Police Academy
Bring Them In
Village Signage
Ordinance of the Week

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This Week In History

On March 6, 1899, the Imperial Patent Office in Berlin registers Aspirin, the brand name for acetylsalicylic acid, on behalf of the German pharmaceutical company Friedrich Bayer & Co. 

Now the most common drug in household medicine cabinets, acetylsalicylic acid was originally made from a chemical found in the bark of willow trees.

Thought for the Week 

"If we learn to open our hearts, anyone, including the people who drive us crazy, can be our teacher."

 

-- Pema Chedron

Recycling Info

 

We're working to recycle more in 2012.  Let's check our totals: 

 

3/7/12: 9.53

2011 YTD: 103.03

2012 YTD: 105.34

Looking Ahead

Our infrastructure is getting an upgrade.  Sanitary sewer improvements will be completed in all of the Pelham-Heath subdivision, as well as tributary infrastructure.  The Pelham-Heath area was designated as one are for repairs by the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District, based upon flow rates during wet weather periods.  

  

The project, which was expected to cost nearly $400,000 based upon engineering estimates, was awarded to the low bidder, Visu-Sewer, for $319,346.  Work on the project will provide needed updates to sanitary sewer lines, including:

  • 8'', 12'' & 15'' Pipe lining; 
  • Sanitary Sewer spot repair;
  • 42 manholes rehab/repair;
  • Sanitary sewer joint testing & sealing;
  • Top hat lateral sealing.

Work is expected to commence in May, 2012, with no service interruptions expected.  All homeowners in the affected area will receive a letter of timelines and work after all details are finalized.  For more information, please contact Alex Henderson.

Moving Forward

Don't forget to "spring forward" this weekend.  Remember to set your clocks ahead one hour in observance of daylight savings time.  Officially, daylight savings time begins at 3am, Sunday, March 11.  Enjoy the extra daylight!

Get In the Action

Don't miss out on a great experience!  The Citizen's Police Academy is a tremendous opportunity to learn the ins and outs of everyday police work.  Sign up now (it's FREE), to start a six (6) week training that includes:

  • Department Tours of Bayside, Fox Point, and River Hills;
  • Evidence Collection Training;
  • Simunition (Use of Force);
  • Traffic Stops;
  • And much more!

Classes run every Thursday night, beginning April 19.  For more information, contact Bayside Police Officer Eric Miller

Bring Your Batteries 

Help prevent ground and water contamination by recycling common household batteries such as AAA, AA, C, D, 9-Volt as well as handheld device rechargeable batteries.  Village residents can stop into Village Hall during regular office hours to recycle their old batteries, free of charge.  

Welcome to Bayside 

The Village has a new look!  New Village entryway signs were placed at entryways throughout the Village.  While one sign will be placed after drier grounds prevail, you can still view signage at the following locations:

  • Port Washington Road/County Line Road;
  • Brown Deer Road (west of Port Washington Road);
  • Port Washington Road (south of Brown Deer Road)
  • Lake Drive (north of Dean Road - not yet placed)

The signs replace the older entry signs, which were over fifteen years old, and required extensive rehabilitation or overall replacement.  Check out the new look today!  

Ordinance of the Week:  Bring the Scoop  

 

Sec. 10-8. - Animal litter nuisance

Animal litter nuisance. No owner or caretaker of any animal may appear with the animal on any street, alley, sidewalk, lawn, field or any public property or upon a property other than their own without a shovel, scoop, bag or other items for the removal of fecal matter. The owner or caretaker of an animal shall immediately after deposit of fecal matter on such premises remove all fecal matter by shovel, scoop, bag or other item and properly wrap and deposit the fecal matter in a waste container.