Planning Commission Meeting July 9, 2015
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This Week in History

On July 2, 1964, U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson signs into law the historic Civil Rights Act in a nationally televised ceremony at the White House.  The most sweeping civil rights legislation passed by Congress since the post-Civil War Reconstruction era, the Civil Rights Act prohibited racial discrimination in employment and education and outlawed racial segregation in public places such as schools, buses, parks and swimming pools.  
State Recognized
During their regular meeting on July 1, the City Council recognized three outstanding Kingsburg track and field athletes for their great accomplishments this past season.  All three members participated and finished in the top 3 of their respective events during the State meet in June.   
  • Joey Souza (3rd in the Long Jump)
  • Seth Brooks (3rd in the Triple Jump)
  • Emmett Brooks (2nd in the Long Jump)

Congrats to all three on your great season!

37% Drop
We've entered a new month for water production reductions.  Just as in June, residential properties are limited to using up to 27,000 gallons before incurring a penalty.  Those using over that amount will subject to a $45.00 fine.  If you would like to find out how much water you used for June, please inquire at City Hall starting Wednesday, July 8th.

For June, Kingsburg residents again did a great job conserving.  Kingsburg used 101.9 million gallons in June, down from 161.8 MG in 2013 - a 37% drop!  Great job and keep up the great work!
Hey YOU GUYS
Come out for the City's first Movie in the Park Night on Saturday, July 11 @8pm.  The feature presentation will be The Goonies - the 1985 classic that is celebrating its 30th anniversary!

Held in Memorial Park, the event is free and seating is available.  Feel free to bring chairs or blankets too!  Snacks and beverages will be available for purchase.  So go ahead and truffle shuffle your way on down for a great evening!  

Birthday Celebration   

The annual Kingsburg Independence Day Celebration is tomorrow night!  Activities will be held  @6pm in the High School Football Stadium. 
  • $5 for adults
  • $3 12 years and under
  • Free Watermelon slices while supplies last

Come out to support the Kingsburg Chamber of Commerce and see a great fireworks show!  With food vendors and a children's entertainment area - there's something for everyone!   

Plan Accordingly   

Union Pacific Railroad is planning to complete track improvements along Mountain View beginning Monday, July 6th.  The work is anticipated to last until July 9th, and north and southbound traffic on Golden State will remain open. 

East and westbound traffic will be closed at the tracks, and any traffic traveling on Mountain View will be detoured around the site via Golden State and Bethel.  There will be detour routes both north and south of Mountain View. 
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Commission Vacancy
Interested in serving your community?  Their is a vacancy on the City's Planning Commission.  Contact Sue Bauch for more information and an application.
Suncrest
 
Help welcome Suncrest Bank to Kingsburg during a ribbon cutting event on Monday, July 6 @3pm.  Suncrest is located at 1580 Draper St. in the old Citibank building.
City Offices Closed

City offices will be closed on July 3 in observation of Independence Day.  We'll reopen on July 6 @8am.  Have a great and safe 4th!