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New Albany Mayor Douglas B. England announced today the city’s 2010 fall leaf collection schedule. A three-pronged approach will be utilized, and England is asking his public works departments and private waste collection partner to heighten efforts to accomplish a thorough seasonal cleaning of city streets and alleys. Cherry Street between West Seventh and West Streets will be temporarily closed tomorrow, Wednesday, Oct. 13, from 10a.m. until approximately 11p.m. for I-64 construction at the Cherry Street overpass. The following detour routes will be marked with appropriate signage: Going eastbound on Cherry Street (coming from Scribner Middle School): Take a right at West Seventh Street, take a left at West Market Street, take a left at State Street. Going southbound on West Street: Take a left at Cherry Street, take a right at State Street, take a right at West Spring Street, take a right at West Seventh Street, take a left at Cherry Street. Indiana Department of Transportation Seymour District Deputy Commissioner Kathy Eaton-McKalip presented Mayor Doug England the real estate deed and keys today to the old INDOT Maintenance Unit, located at 2113 Grant Line Road. The recording of the deed transfer will complete the final step in the relinquishment of State Road 111 — from Mt. Tabor Road to State Street — by INDOT to the City of New Albany. Mayor Douglas B. England announced this morning that Greg Crabtree will be stepping down as New Albany’s Police Chief. In his place and effective immediately, Detective Sgt. William “Todd” Bailey has been elevated to the city’s Chief of Police. Daisy Lane, which was scheduled to be closed from Graybrook Lane to Green Valley Road beginning Wednesday, Oct. 4, will remain open for now, project engineers have announced. Please consider taking a short survey to share your opinions on the Riverfront Amphitheater’s 2010 events with the Riverfront Executive Committee. Planning for 2011 events is already underway, and your input will be valued in our programming decisions. Click here to take the survey. See the below list of all temporary street closures for Harvest Homecoming, which begins Saturday, Oct. 2, with the parade. A burn ban has been issued for New Albany and all of Floyd County, New Albany Fire Chief Matt Juliot announced today. Indiana American Water is asking its Floyd and Clark County customers in southeast Indiana to restrict their non-essential water use until further notice because of extremely high water demand and unusually dry weather conditions over the last several months. On or about September 28, 2010, the City of New Albany intends to submit its Program Year (PY) 2009 Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report (CAPER) and Integrated Disbursement and Information System (IDIS) Report to the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development Indianapolis Area Office, 151 North Delaware Street, Indianapolis, IN 46204. |
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