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HomeMy WebLinkAboutE-News-City Publications-12/22/20171 COMING SOON Saturday, January 2 Spring Volleyball Registration Registration opens for Colleyville's popular Spring Volleyball League. This league is designed to introduce young ladies to the game of volleyball in a safe, fun environment. Registration can be done online or in person at the Recreation office, 2512 Glade Road. Registration costs $75 a player or $65 if you register by Jan. 12. The League will play from Feb. 26 to May 12. Get the details Thursday, January 4 Tai Chi - Yang Style Join the Senior Center from noon to 1 p.m. on Thursdays for a great way to reduce stress and improve concentration, balance, strength, and flexibility through gentle movements. The class is $27 for weekly classes through Jan. 25 or $13 to drop-in on a class. Register today City offices closed for holiday, trash/recycling services shift one day City of Colleyville offices including the Library and Senior Center will be closed in observance of upcoming holidays. Offices will close for the Christmas holiday on Dec. 25-26 and again for New Year's Day on Jan. 1. Public safety staff will remain on duty. Trash and recycling will also observe the holidays. Trash and Recycling Christmas Day - Monday, Dec. 25 Monday collection shifts to Tuesday, Dec. 26 Tuesday collection shifts to Wednesday, Dec. 27 2 Saturday, January 6 Christmas Tree and Leaf Recycling CWD will run a special collection on Jan. 6 to recycle bagged leaves and Christmas trees stripped of decorations. To participate residents can set out leaves bagged in paper Kraft bags on the designated collection days. CWD will still collect leaves in plastic bags set out on regular garbage collection days but these will just go to the landfill. If residents set out kraft bags for leaf recycling a few days early CWD will leave them for the Saturday collections. With that in mind, residents should be aware of and comply with their Homeowner Association's policies. The final leaf recycling day is Saturday, Jan. 13. Friday, January 26 Winter Ball Tickets are selling fast for the upcoming Winter Ball. This daddy/daughter, mother/son dance is the perfect evening for making memories your little one will cherish. Children ages 4-12 can have a special night with their loved one. Activities include dancing to music from a deejay, professional photos that your little one will treasure, limo rides, gift bags, and lots of fun, all in a Hollywood-themed dance. Dessert will be served. Tickets are on sale now and may be purchased at the Recreation office, 2512 Glade Road, or online until Jan. 19. Tickets are $25 per couple and $10 for an additional daughter/son. Get your tickets today Join Our Mailing List!    Thursday and Friday collections follow normal routes New Year's Day - Monday, Jan.1 Monday collection shifts to Tuesday, Jan. 2 Tuesday collection shifts to Wednesday, Jan. 3 Thursday and Friday collections follow normal routes Weekly farmer's market coming to Colleyville Colleyville residents can shop for local organic produce or artisan goods while getting to know the men and women that harvested or crafted them at weekly outdoor farmer's markets starting in March. City Council approved a contract with Four Seasons Markets to manage a weekly Saturday farmer's market starting March 24 through 2018. City Council aims to foster community with these gatherings. From 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturdays 30-40 vendors will sell various offerings including organic produce, meats, cheeses, eggs, honey, salsa, and jams, and crafted items such as candles, artwork, woodcrafts, and clothes. Four Seasons Markets will use the area just south of City Hall, which the City purchased earlier this year. The City chose to work with Four Seasons Markets because of the company's reputation as the leading provider of farmer's markets across North Texas. They've brought successful European-style farmer's markets to several communities including Flower Mound, Highland Village, Dallas, Richardson, and Irving. Four Seasons Markets has a network of more than 400 local vendors. Vendors sign up to participate each week so the Colleyville market will see a variety of farmers and 3 Forward To A Friend      artisans based on local tastes and what's in season. Visit FourSeasonsMarkets.com to view the list of vendors that may come to Colleyville. The City will look to supplement periodic market days with other events such as live music, children's activities, art, and more. SH26 PROJECT UPDATE SEWER CALCULATIONS IN EFFECT THROUGH FEB. COUNCIL REVIEWS INTERSECTION Due to the heavy rains this week much of the work before the holiday was focused on removing excess water in the construction areas and fixing any issues caused by the wet weather. Construction crews will be on holiday starting Saturday, Dec. 23 to Monday, Jan. 1. A TxDOT representative plans to provide a project update at the City Council meeting on Jan. 10. Sign up for text and email notifications Colleyville uses the winter months' average of December, January, and February for sewer calculations on residential customers. The city averages individual household consumption during these months to set residential sewer rates for the year. During the winter months, residents should be aware of all unnecessary water usage, dripping faucets, leaking toilets, etc. to minimize their monthly sewer bill for the following months. Get the details City Council recently reviewed a proposal to improve traffic flow at the Westcoat Drive and McDonwell School Road intersection by adding a single-lane roundabout with a right-turn lane for drivers going southbound on Westcoat Drive to westbound McDonwell School Road. Learn more about the proposal and watch the presentation online