I-275 RECONSTRUCTION BEGINS
Meadowbrook Rd. bridge closed, Haggerty Rd. bridge next
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Work has already begun in preparation for the larger I-275 project that will consist of major repairs along the freeway from Five Mile in Wayne County to the I-96/I-696/M-5 interchange in Oakland County.
The Meadowbrook Road bridge over I-96 will be closed until Friday, April 22. The three Haggerty Road bridges (over eastbound I-96/I-275, westbound I-96 and eastbound/westbound M-5) will be closed from April 23-May 1. The official shutdown date for southbound I-275 has yet to be determined but is expected to be early May. It is anticipated NB and SB I-275 will be open to traffic by mid-September 2016.
Eastbound Grand River down to one lane at Beck
Eastbound Grand River Avenue is currently down to one lane as crews work to create an additional left turn lane to northbound Beck Road. To complete this widening work, traffic signals, mast arms, poles and sidewalk ramps need to be replaced at all four intersection quadrants. The project is expected to be completed by the end of May.
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JOIN US FOR EARTH DAY, ARBOR DAY
Earth Day April 23 at MSU Tollgate, Arbor Day April 30 at Lakeshore Park
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Come make a difference in the community by volunteering your time at the upcoming Arbor Day and Earth Day events in Novi.
Earth Day, 9-11am on Saturday, April 23 at MSU Tollgate, is an annual event where volunteers will work in the Plant-A-Row Garden for the Hungry. Food from the garden is then donated to Forgotten Harvest. Residents are asked to bring shovels and hand tools, gloves will be provided.
Arbor Day, 9-11am on Saturday, April 30 at Lakeshore Park, is the annual celebration encouraging planting and caring for trees. Novi has been an Arbor Day Foundation Tree City USA for more than two decades. Residents can help by planting trees, mulching and weeding.
If you cannot make those dates, mark your calendar for River Day on May 21 or Cemetery Clean-Up on June 4. All volunteers will receive a T-shirt. For more information, call 248.567.0316.
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HELP US TRACK THE TRASH
Survey on current trash pickup must be completed by April 25
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All Novi residents who would be impacted by the possible shift to single-hauler trash collection should have received a postcard asking them to complete a brief survey.
The information from the survey (annual current cost, day of collection, if you are under contract or subscription, etc.) will be used to ensure City Council has the most accurate data as they deliberate.
The survey can be found at cityofnovi.org/trash and must be completed by April 25. If you did not receive a survey, please call 248.735.5628. City Council is expected to discuss and make a decision regarding the recommended single-hauler trash collection contract at its meeting on May 23.
Businesses and residents who dispose of their trash in a dumpster will not be impacted.
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CALLING ALL HOA LEADERS
Learn about topics of interest at breakfast from 8:30-10am on May 14
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The City of Novi is hosting a Homeowner Association Leadership Breakfast from 8:30-10am on Saturday, May 14 at the Novi Civic Center to give board members the chance to mingle with fellow HOA leaders and learn about important topics of interest.
This event is for HOA board members only and includes breakfast and a special preview of the Spring into Novi Community Open House. Registration is required. The topics of discussion at the event include an update on the future of trash service and the No-Knock Registry. If you are an HOA board member you should have received an email asking you to register for the event. If you did not receive the email, please contact Community Relations at 248.735.5628.
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