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Rats And Vermin-
A CONTINUING ISSUE -�
The presence of rats, mice, squirrels, Shelter–Rats and vermin will make a
skunks and other vermin are nothing new home in:
They share our space and have always 1. Debris,wood on the ground, trash,
been around–sometimes more tires, building materials.
widespread, sometimes less.
� 2. Accessory buildings or garages or
what's Inside To thrive, these rodents need two things slabs without rat wall protection–
available to them: they can burrow under the slab and
Mayor Kirksey's Report 4-5 1. Food source(and water). create a rat or vermin "hotel."
2. Shelter. 3. Skirted decks and decks low to the
Job Opportunities 8 ground–while they may be
Food source–Rats and vermin feed on attractive, these decks can also
City Information 8-9 the following: provide living space for critters.
Leaf Pickup Program 10-11 1. Pet food left outside, or made 4. Holes in your foundation, home,
accessible in a garage or shed. garage or shed that lets them "bunk"
Snow& Ice Control 12-13 2. Pet waste–yes, pet waste, not with you.
cleaned up is a food source for rats. Take away the food and shelter
Library Programs 14-17 3. Bird feeders, squirrel food, bread, and the rats and vermin will not come
peanuts, popcorn etc. Much of that around.
Senior Center Programs 18-19 food put out for the"friends"you If there is an infestation, professional
enjoy, winds up feeding rats and exterminators must be utilized—you
Community Events 20-21 vermin. do not want the vermin to go elsewhere.
4. Home vegetable gardens. Homeowners are responsible for
Calendar of Events 22-23 5. Household trash put out overnight in this clean up.
bags (instead of solid trash cans). Call Ordinance Enforcement for further
Livonia Arts Commission 24 6. Check your plastic garbage cans to information or if you wish to report a
see if there is a small entry hole on problem at (734) 466-2588.
MW the bottom for vermin. Rats are
unable to enter metal cans with
secured lids.
City TYee Lighting Vacant and/or Abandoned
and Caroling Building Ordinance
Ceremony
1 Ordinance 2844 (VAABO) effective 1 Residential
Tuesday,December 2,7 p.m. October 29, 2009 1 Non Residential
Where:Livonia City Hall &Civic 1 Notifications published in the Observer
Law Requires:
Center Library 1 Registration
Impacts all owners or managers of said g
Come sing Holiday carols with property. 1 Monthly Fees
the Livonia Civic Chorus,visit 1 Inspection Fees
Santa,make holiday crafts,watch a Information at city website: 1 Repairs made
magic show and enjoy hot www.ci.livonia.mi.us 1 Inspection approvals obtained
chocolate and coolies. Click on: 1 All fees and past due monies must be
Refreshments will be served at 1 Department home paid
the Civic Center Library. Bring 1 Inspection(Building and Enforcement)
your family,friends,scout troops, After the above qualifications are met, or
etc. Co-sponsored with Livonia 1 Vacant/Abandoned Building Ordinance arrangements are made for a temporary
Rotary Club,Livonia Libraries,Livonia Other Links: Certificate of Occupancy, the building can be
Civic Chorus,Livonia Parks& 1 Application Forms reoccupied.
Recreation and Busch's Fresh Food 1 Registration Forms and Fees City will board up and secure VAABO
Market in Livonia. properties as needed.
VAABO pertains to anyvacant and/or
i, abandoned properties: To report a VAABO or to get more
information, please call: (734) 466-2580.
LIVONIA FALL/WINTER NEWS
Livonia Fire/EMS - Emergency Medical Ambulance Program
2015 Membership Enrollment and Renewal
If you are a City of Livonia resident and do not have health care Transport from member's home to an area hospital for non-life
insurance,or if your insurance does not provide coverage for threatening injury or illness, or an injury or illness that is not
emergency ambulance service,you should join the Livonia Fire/EMS "serious in nature."
Emergency Medical Ambulance Program. The City of Livonia I understand that the annual$45.00 membership fee for Livonia
charges $360.00 to over$500.00 for each resident ambulance Fire/EMS limits my out-of-pocket cost for the uninsured portion of
transport.For$45.00 a year,you and your household will be Livonia Fire/EMS bills for emergency ground ambulance
guaranteed full coverage for all City of Livonia emergency transportation.
ambulance runs at no additional cost. The Livonia Fire Department
ambulance service is available for emergency response 24 hours a I understand that Livonia Fire/EMS Emergency Medical Ambulance
day,seven days a week to anyone in need of help within the City Program is not insurance and the Livonia Fire/EMS will bill for
limits. payments from my insurer or third party agency(such as Medicare,
Blue Shield,etc.)including my supplemental or complementary
Notice of Understanding insurance. If the insurance company sends me a check for services
Signing this application is an acknowledgment of the following: rendered by Livonia Fire/EMS, I agree to promptly forward that
I understand that the services provided by the Livonia Fire/EMS check to Livonia Fire/EMS.
membership program are for Emergency Response only. I further understand that the Livonia Fire Department will
I further understand that Emergency Response does not include: not refuse service to any individual who requests an ambulance,but
• Transport from hospital to member's home. repeated non-emergency ambulance requests may be reason for
• Transport from hospital to hospital,even with a physician's forfeiture of membership in the Livonia Fire/EMS program.
authorization.
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MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION I LIVONIA FIRE/EMS MEMBERSHIPS
1 ARE EFFECTIVE FOR ONE YEAR!
To enroll, send this completed application form,along with a check 1
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or money order for$45.00 made payable to the CITY OF LIVONIA. Subscribers must renew memberships annually!1 ENROLLMENT PERIOD DECEMBER 1 TO JANUARY 31,
Primary Subscriber Information I FOR COVERAGE FEBRUARY 1 TO JANUARY 31
1 List members of immediate household below
Name: 1 Please include Primary Subscriber.Please print clearly.
Date of Sex
Address: I Name Birth M/F SS#
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City: 1
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State/Zip: 1
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Telephone: ( ) 1
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I have read and agree to be bound by the terms and conditions
listed in this application.
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Signature:
I INSURANCE INFORMATION
Date: I If your family is covered under more than one insurance policy,
1 please give information for all policies. Attach an additional sheet if
Mail to: Livonia Fire/PARASTAR
25250 West Eight Mile I necessary.
Southfield,Michigan 48033 1 Medicare#:
ATTN:Livonia Fire Department
1 Insurance Company:
Subscription Service
1 Employer:
Your subscription will only apply to permanent residents at
1 ID#
your address. This program is only available to City of Livonia
residents at this time. 1 Group#:
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Snow Emergency Information:
Information on snow events and the declaration of �.
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ALL vehicles parked in the street can be found at: d "'
/ City of Livonia Webpage —www.ci.livonia.mi.us .p
1 Livonia Television on cable TV (Brighthouse —
Channel 8 or AT&T U Verse — Channel 99)
/ Livonia Radio — 1670 AM
/ Sign up for e-mail or text alerts on the City webpage
(Link on the right side of the homepage)
Snow Reminders:
1 Snow Plowing Operations:Most major roads in Livonia are maintained
by Wayne County. Information on Wayne County roads and Livonia's ,.
Snow&Ice Control Program can be found on page 12 and 13. ~ ~ ,
1 Parked Vehicles:All parked motor vehicles/trailers must be removed
from the roadway within six (6) hours of the declaration and notification
of a snow alert(emergency) or the vehicle is subject to ticketing "
and/or towing(Livonia Code of Ordinances 10:63:060). (The
Department of Public Works will attempt to maximize the notification When Should I Shovel the Snow?
time beyond six hours whenever possible based on all available 1 When snow falls or drifts during the night it must
weather data. The City of Livonia media outlets listed above will be removed from the sidewalk by twelve noon.
indicate the time of the declaration/notification of a snow emergency 1 Snow falling or drifting during the day must be
and a deadline time that parked vehicles/trailers must be removed from removed from the sidewalk by twelve noon the
the roadway). following day.
1 Snow at the End of Driveways: Snow buildup at the end of driveways 1 City ordinance prohibits plowing/shoveling/
will occur as the result of snow plowing operations. This is unavoidable blowing snow onto any roadway
as the result of clearing the roadway. You may help to alleviate some of 1 Snow piled by the roadway must not obstruct
the snow accumulation by clearing the area to your left(facing the the view of traffic.
street) before the snowplow arrives. Depositing snow in the roadway 1 Do not deposit snow onto a neighbor's property
from shoveling/snow blowing the driveway is prohibited and will only 1 Ice on a sidewalk should be removed or treated
result in the snow being pushed back into the driveway. The City is not with sand, chemical ice melter or a de-icer.
able to return and clear individual driveways and is unable to prevent 1 Failure to maintain the sidewalk may result in an
snow deposits at the end of over 39,000 driveways city-wide. inspector taking the steps necessary to obtain
0 Mailboxes:Curbside mailboxes may become blocked by plowed snow compliance up to and including the issuance
and the U.S. Postal Service has a policy regarding access to mailboxes, of a ticket.
which requires snow to be removed enough to allow the mail truck to
drive up to and reach into the mailbox for delivery. Clearing the Snow Shoveling Safety Tips
mailbox to allow for service is the responsibility of the postal customer. 1 Before shoveling,warm up with a few stretching
During snow plowing operations mailboxes can become damaged by
the weight of the snow thrown by the plow Check your mailbox before exercises.
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each winter and "shake your mailbox"to see if it is sturdy enough to s o not smoke or eat a large meal before
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make it through the winter season or is in need of repair. shoveling.
1 Dress warmly in layers,wear a hat and cover your
0 Fire Hydrants:Fire hydrants should be cleared of snow Time can make neck.
all the difference in an emergency and having the hydrant visible and 1 Tackle heavy snow in two stages. Begin by
accessible for the Fire Department will greatly aid in their efforts. skimming off the snow from the top and then
1 Safety:When driving, keep a safe distance from snow plow trucks. remove the bottom layer. Don't overload the
When your street is being plowed, keep children back and away from shovel.
the roadway. 1 Don't rush, shovel with a slow and steady pace.
0 Assistance: The elderly and disabled often need help removing snow Take frequent breaks, stretch and drink some
from their driveways. Please help if you can. The Livonia Senior Center water during breaks. Cold air dehydrates the
maintains a list of contractors for snow removal at (734) 466-2555. body.
LIVONIA FALL/WINTER NEWS
Two Programs To Make Home Maintenance Affordable!
Sponsored By The Livonia Housing Commission
1. The Major Home Rehabilitation Loan Program is a low-interest loan program for income qualified
homeowners for major home improvements as defined by inspections
1 0%, 3%, &5%Interest Rates with only one payment required,typically paid when home is sold
1 The focus of the program concentrates on
maintenance of the existing structure as it relates to
health and safety issues and correction of local
code violations based primarily on inspections
by the City Building Department
1 The program does not permit remodeling or
updating for cosmetic purposes,additions,new
construction projects or specific item requests
1 Typical eligible repairs may include roof, 440
windows,doors,insulation,heating,electrical i
and plumbing repairs and some emergency
repairs
1 Once the loan is obtained,a lien is placed on the Ilk" P
property and remains until the title transfers `
1 The maximum loan amount is$15,000-$25,000 Possible repair: Removal of old fuses Possible repair: Removal and
1 Licensed and insured contractors complete all with electrical upgrade to 100 amp replacement of existing furnace with
work service new high efficiency model
2. The Minor Home Repair Grant Program provides financial assistance to income qualified homeowners
for general permanent home repairs
The maximum allowable grant award is$1,500 fid
per home/per fiscal year
1 A minimal fee for service will be collected upon + ;A
determination of the homeowners'program
eligibility
1 Typical eligible repairs may include:
• Insulation
• Installation of handrails/grab bars
• Minor plumbing/electrical repair k
• Hot water tank replacement
• Sewer cleanout Insulation installation Install Grab Bars
• AND many other minor repairs needed to
ensure the homeowners'health and safety
For more information on either program CALL- (734)421-6450 ext. 105 for an appointment and to request an application EMAIL
CDBG@ci.livonia.mi.us for major loan or minorhomerepair@ci.livonia.mi.us GO TO -the City of Livonia Website wwwci.livonia.mims click on
"Departments""Housing""Community Development Block Grant Program"
Contractor?
If you are a licensed,insured,lead-based paint certified contractor interested in bidding on home improvement projects,please call(734)421-6450 ext. 104.
We also welcome women and minority owned contractors.
Qualifications? Household Size Max.Gross Income
BOTH PROGRAMS INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING GUIDELINES(CALL FOR COMPLETE 1 $36,200
DETAILS): 2 $41,400
1 You must be a homeowner/occupant for at least one year 3 $46,550
1 No land contracts 4 $51,500
1 The home must be covered by current homeowner's insurance 5 $55,850
$60,000
1 The property taxes and water bills MUST be paid to date 6 6 $64,150
1 Assets(not including principle residence and automobile must be less than$50,000 8 $68,250
1 Total gross annual household income must not exceed current limitations and
are subject to change The Livonia Housing Commission offers the above home
improvement programs to assist qualified residents.Equal
Housing Opportunity Lender.
LIVONIA FALL/WINTER NEWS
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Brush & Branch Chipper Service job Opportunities
1 Ends for the season at the beginning of October.
1 Service must be requested by Friday, October 3rd to receive final The City of Livonia Civil Service Department is accepting
collection service for the season. applications for seasonal and temporary jobs in the
1 Brush&branches can be disposed of year-round for free at the following areas:
Wood Waste Recycling Facility on Glendale PARKS AND RECREATION
Disposing of Fall Decorations Community Recreation Center
1 Pumpkins go into the regular trash. ParksPools
1 Corn stalks, hay bales, and straw bales go into the yard waste. Athletics
Final Yard Waste collection —week of December 8 Ice skating
Sports Official
1 Yard waste will not be collected at the curb during the winter months. Instruction
1 Michigan law prevents the disposal of yard waste in landfills. PUBLIC SERVICE
1 Do not mix yard waste in with the regular trash-City subject to
(March—November)
heavy fines.
1 Yard waste service will resume the last week of March 2015. Seasonal Laborer Positions
1 Yard waste can be taken to the City Refuse Disposal Facility for a fee. LIBRARY
Christmas Trees — Collection will occur the week Substitute Librarian
of January5 9, 2015 Library Page
— Student Page
Using a Snow Removal Service? POLICE
School Crossing Guard
Before you hire them: Police Reserve Officer
1 Check with the City Clerk at(734) 466-2228 to see if the business is
licensed by the City. TEMPORARY CLERICAL
As needed
Campaign Signs For information on the qualifications,job duties
1 General Election Tuesday, November 4, 2014. and how to apply for these jobs, please contact the
1 No signs allowed on the public right of ways. Civil Service Department,Third Floor City Hall at
1 Maximum sign size is 16 square feet. (734) 466-2530, or visit the City's website
1 Two sign maximum for the same candidate or issue per property wwwci.livonia.mi.us.
1 REMEMBER TO VOTE!
Mental Health Counseling Program 2015 Free Yourself
The City of Livonia Housing Commission provides financial assistance to income From Smoking Clinic!
eligible Livonia residents to obtain professional mental health counseling services.
The financial assistance provided is as follows: Attend Dr.ArthurWeaver's Stop Smoking
1 $400.00 in assistance per year, per eligible family/household Clinic Thursday,January 8th,Monday,
1 $80.00 per counseling session January 12th—Friday,January 16th and
1 A minimal co-pay, based on income,will be required per visit Tuesday,January 20th,2015 at 7:30 p.m.in
The City of Livonia has contracted with local service providers to make available the Civic Center Library Auditorium,32777
needed counseling services. Residents may contact the following providers for Five Mile Rd. Program results are more
assistance: successful if all sessions are attended. No
1 Hegira Programs, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (734) 744-0170 fee,although donations will be accepted.
1 Eastwood Clinics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (734)425-4070 For more information,contact the City of
1 John Farrar, Ed.D.,LPC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (248)210-3556
For more information call (734) 421-6450 ext. 103. Livonia's Department of Community
ALL INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM RESIDENTS PARTICIPATING IN THE MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING Resources at(734)466-2540.
PROGRAM SHALL BE CONFIDENTIAL.
LIVONIA FALL/WINTER NEWS
Youth Employment Resource Center
The City of Livonia Youth Employment Resource Center offers information about job
opportunities. This service is available for youth ages 15—20 who reside and/or
Terry A.Mareckf attend a school in Livonia. jobs for 15 year olds are extremely limited. The office
City Clerk's is located in the Livonia City Hall Annex, 33000 Civic Center Drive. The north
corner door of City Hall located in the Annex is the most convenient entrance. Business
Hours: Tuesday,Wednesday, Thursday from 1:00-5:00 p.m. (734) 466-2018.
JOB OPPORTUNITIES ARE NOW AVAILABLE ON LINE AT
WWW.CITYOFLIVONIA.NET UNDER THE "COMMUNITY" HEADING.
City Clerk's Office
Livonia City Hall 1 st Floor Assistance Programs
33000 Civic Center Drive
wwwci.livonia.mi.us NEED HELP WITHA UMITYSHUTOFF NOT7CE.;;'
The following elections are scheduled for the Emergency Assistance Program (EAP)
remainder of this year: The City of Livonia Housing Commission provides eligible low/moderate
income residents with utility (gas, electric or fuel heating) shut-off
State General Elections assistance when a "SHUT-OFF" notice has been received from the utility
November 4, 2014 company.
Registration Deadline: 1 Up to $250.00 may be available to those who meet eligibility
October 6, 2014 requirements
Applications for absentee ballots are available to 0 Funds are given on a ONE-TIME ONLY basis
you on the City website or they can be obtained 0 Applicant must be owner/occupant at the address of the shut-off/
from the City Clerk's Office approximately two disconnect notice
(2) months prior to a scheduled election. If you
1 Income limitations and other restrictions apply
require an application to be mailed to you, CALL(734) 421-6450 EXT. 105 for specific information about guidelines
please call(734) 466-2121 and leave your name
and address on the voice mail. EMAIL utiliryassistance@ci.livonia.mi.us for specific information about
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program guidelines..
Dog Licenses The Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP)
Beginning in January 2015,the City Clerk's office
will be offering animal owners the option of The City of Livonia, Department of Community Resources, distributes
obtaining a 3 (three)year animal license. Proof U.S.D.A. surplus commodity food to are-qualified low-income
of a 3 year rabies shot must be provided. One residents on the 3rd Tuesday of the month from noon to 2 p.m.
year licenses will continue to be available. in the old District Court Building, 15140 Farmington Rd., next to the
Civic Park Senior Center. Recipients also receive items from Forgotten
Harvest food rescue organization. To see if you qualify, please
City Assessor's Note call (734) 466.2673. This institution is an equal opportunity
provider. Senior housing residents should contact their housing
The City Assessing Department has an ongoing office to inquire about eligibility
review program of residential properties in the
City. The purpose of this program is to ensure Donations For Resident Assistance Programs
the accuracy of our records. The people doing
the review will visit every home in the City and, "People come first in Livonia" has long been the motto of the City. You
if possible, speak with the owner of the now have the chance to personally help ensure this is true.
property. If the owner is not available, the By making a donation to the City of Livonia, Resident Assistance Program,
reviewer will compare the property record card you help to keep a family warm in the winter, have light in the dark, feed
to the exterior of the house. He/she may also hungry children and meet many more essential daily needs.
look in the back yard. If you have any All donations are tax deductible. Make your check payable to: City of
questions regarding this program, please call Livonia-Resident Assistance Program and mail your check to: Community
the Assessing Office at(734) 466-2220. Resources, 33000 Civic Center Drive, Livonia,MI 48154.
LIVONIA FALL/WINTER NEWS
LIVONIA'S LEAF PICKUP PROGRAM .
The City of Livonia offers two options for collecting Avoid piling leaves at street corners or around
leaves from residential areas. poles for mailboxes or signs. Leaf equipment has
The first option is to dispose of your leaves with difficulty getting to these obstructed areas.
your regularly scheduled weekly refuse collection. Do not park on or near leaf piles on the
For pickup,you must place your leaves in paper scheduled collection days.
compost bags or up to 33 gallon garbage cans LEAVES ONLY, PLEASE: Leaves placed in the street
marked with either a Yard Waste sticker or an "X." mixed with grass clippings,brush and any other
LEAVES PLACED IN PLASTIC BAGS WILL NOT BE debris cannot be removed.
PICKED UP. Paper bags or cans filled with leaves or
other yard waste should be placed at the curb Schedule
separated from recycling bins and normal refuse, or The City of Livonia is divided into two areas as shown
on the opposite side of the driveway. on the map (next page).Areas are defined by the
Curbside collection of leaf and yard waste in expected volume of leaves based on the number and
containers will continue on your regular collection day maturity of neighborhood trees, the types of trees
with their predicted dates of leaf drop, and the
through the week of December 8-12, 2014.
previous years' experience.
The second option is to rake your leaves into the ALL SCHEDULES ARE TENTATIVE. Because of
street according to the schedule of the bulk leaf variables in volume and weather conditions leaf crews
pickup program that runs from the end of October may arrive early but will return on or shortly after the
through the end of November. This program is scheduled date. Conversely, if weather or the leaf
designed to remove the majority of leaves for drop timing causes delays, crews will arrive as close to
residents, with at least one pick up for every home in the scheduled date as possible.
the city.
Notification
Large vacuum trucks and loaders remove the leaves
A mailing will be sent in mid-October with specific
raked into the street. Loaders are the most efficient
and economical way to pick up the bulk of the leaves scheduling information and collection guidelines.
quickly and the only method with wet, packed leaves. Signage: Temporary signs will be placed on local
Loaders work with garbage trucks and roll-off streets at the entrances to neighborhoods three to
dumpsters to collect and dispose of leaves. Within six days in advance of the scheduled pickup date.
several days after the final leaf pick up, streets are Leaf signs are removed the day of the scheduled
swept by motorized equipment to pick up residual pickup. If the sign is removed and leaf pickup is
leaves. Do not continue to rake leaves into the street delayed the leaf crews will still be coming as close to
after final pickup. Use the weekly service in bags or the scheduled date as possible.
containers. Hotline: (734) 466-2601 —Recorded information
The Bulk Leaf Pickup Program ends at the beginning is available twenty-four hours a day on schedule
of December so that the equipment can be converted changes.
for snow and ice control. Website: wwwci.livonia.mi.us
To maximize the pickup of your leaves: No Burning
• Rake leaves into the street at least four inches The city of Livonia prohibits the burning of leaves
out from the curb so as not to block gutters for within the City Limits. (Livonia Code of Ordinances
rain drainage. 8.25.350)
• Do not rake into ditches. Leaves placed in For Questions regarding this program contact:
ditches will not be removed. City of Livonia Public Service (734) 466-2655.
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AREA A: AREA B:
Each street in Area A will receive two special Each street in Area B will receive one
scheduled pickups. The first scheduled pickup special scheduled pickup. The scheduled
will be between the last week of October and pickup will occur beginning the second
mid-November. The second and final pickup week of November.
will be between mid November and the first part
of December.
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LIVONIA FALL/WINTER NEWS
LIVONIA SNOW & ICE CONTROL PROGRAM
Each year the snow and ice control program for city streets citywide plowing operation(see Snow Emergency
is evaluated for ways to reduce increasing costs while Information on page 6). The priority is to clear the primary
maintaining service.Two types of salt routes exist— 24/7 routes first,then clear all remaining city-maintained
"24/7" around-the-clock routes and the Weekday routes, streets, cul-de-sacs, dead-ends and service drives as soon as
which are maintained Monday through Friday, during possible. (Note: Due to the size of the snow removal
business hours. These routes are designed to provide equipment, some courts, dead-ends, cul-de-sacs, etc., may
access to serviced roads throughout sections of the City, per require follow-up later with smaller equipment.)
the Livonia Salt Routes Section Map on the following page.
Please note: Most of the major roads in Livonia are Level III Major Snow Storm:
maintained by Wayne County Department of Public Accumulation in excess of eight inches has the same
Services. (See County road map on the bottom right response as Level II,with the recognition that completion of °
of the page). city-wide plowing will require more time depending on the
severity of the storm.A snow emergency will be declared
The Livonia Public Service Division follows the developing that will require that all parked vehicles be removed
weather and road conditions carefully, evaluates from the roadway until the roadway is cleared.
maintenance needs, and mobilizes personnel and equipment'
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WINTER 2014 STORYTIME
REGISTRATION
CIVIC CENTER LIBRARY
For more information on programs or to register,
call(734) 466-2493.
Storytime programs are open to preschool Livonia children.
Children younger than three years of age must be accompanied by
an adult (one child per adult). Registration begins Monday,January
5th. Saace is limited so register early!
Baby Storytime—Ages 12—23 months. Babies are invited to
bring a loving caregiver along for songs, simple stories, rhymes, and
toy time.Mondays,January 12—February 23.
Session one— 12 to 17 months: 9:30 to 9:50 a.m.
Session two— 18 to 23 months: 10:30 to 10:50 a.m.
Baby Storytime—Ages 12—23 months. Wednesdays,January 14
—February 25, 10 to 10:30 a.m. Babies are invited to bring a loving
caregiver along for songs, simple stories, and rhymes. Teen Photo Contest 2013 runner-up color—Juliet Hope
Toddler Storytime—Ages 24—36 months. Thursdays,January
15—February 26, 10:15 to 10:45 a.m. Stories, marches to musical
instruments, fingerplays and large movement activities. Emphasis
is on the introduction of some fundamental children's materials, Fun &Simple Jewelry Making—Ages 7— 12. Saturday,
learning to listen in a group and taking turns. November 8 at 2 p.m. Make fun felt pins! Create paper bead
necklaces! Make decorative hairclips! Invent your own beaded
Preschool Storytime—Ages 3—6. 'Tuesdays,January 13— jewelry! Get ready for new fall fashions by creating jewelry that
February 24 from 10 to 10:30 a.m. Stories, action songs, puppets, matches your sense of style! Learn about the resources that are
games and a small craft geared for ages 3—6. Parents welcome to available both in the library and online. Registration required
sit in, no unregistered siblings please. beginning October 24 in person at the Children's Desk or by
Family Storytime—Recommended for ages 3—6, and families. phone.
Thursdays,January 15-February 26 from 6:30 to 7 p.m. Stories, Livonia Tree Lighting Celebration Holiday Crafts—Ages 2—
action songs, puppets,games, and a small craft. Stories and 12. 'Tuesday, December 2 from 6:30—8:45 p.m. Children will have
activities are geared for children ages 3—6, however, parents and the opportunity to make a variety of holiday crafts. Instructions
siblings are welcome! Registration not required. and examples will be provided. Parental supervision is required.
Tween Halloween Parry—Grades 4—6. 'Tuesday, October 28 at Registration not required.
7 p.m. Join us for spooky fun as we celebrate Halloween! Holiday Crafts—Art Ala Carte—Ages 2— 12. December 3—
Participants will enjoy games, crafts, food and a costume contest. 23 during normal library hours. Create festive holiday crafts using
Registration required beginning October 6 in person at the materials provided. Samples and instructions will be provided.
Children's Desk or by phone. Adult supervision is required, especially for young children.
Creepy Campfire Tales-Grades 4-6. Wednesday, October 29 Registration not required.
-Rehearsal: 6 to 7:15 p.m.; Performance: 7:15 p.m. Calling all Saturday Cinema-For all ages;young children must be
readers! Help bring stories to life on our stage(and send shivers accompanied by an adult. October 18, November 8, December 20
through the audience!) at our special Halloween edition of Readers' and January 17 at 2 p.m. Registration not required. join us every
Theater. Students of all reading abilities are welcome, and no month for a free G or PG-rated film in the library auditorium (sorry,
previous acting experience(or memorization) is required. no food or drink allowed). Contact the Library at (734) 466-2493 to
Registration required beginning October 8 in person at the confirm titles.
Children's Desk or by phone.
Readers'Theater Performance: Creepy Campfire Tales- NOBLE LIBRARY
For grades 3 and up, but all ages welcome. Wednesday, October 29 Pre-School Storytime-Ages 3-6. Wednesdays,January 14-
at 7:15 p.m. You are invited to our frighteningly-fun Halloween February 25 at 11 a.m. Stories, songs, and some amazing science
edition of Readers'Theater. Sit back and enjoy a tale or two demos! Drop-ins and siblings welcome. Registration not required.
performed by local kids. Don't miss out on this ghostly good time!
Registration not required. Toddler Storytime—Ages 2—3. Wednesdays,January 14—
February 25 at 10:15 a.m. join us for songs, stories, and toy time!
Holiday Projects—Grades 2—6. Thursdays in November& Drop-ins and siblings welcome. Registration not required.
December at 6:30 p.m. See our website for pictures of each week's Drop-In Playdate—Ages 2—6. Wednesdays, November 5—26
project, then sign up for the week(s)you'd like to come. All
materials supplied. Registration required beginning October 27 from 10:15- 11:30 a.m. Missing storytime? Come play with our
through December 1 in person at the Children's Desk or by phone. toys and meet with your neighborhood friends.
MLIVONIA FALL/WINTER NEWS
32777 Five Mile—(734)466-2491 32901 Plymouth—(734)421-6600 30100 W.Seven Mile—(248)893-4010 Civic Park Senior Center
Monday-Thursday 9 a.m.-9 p.m Monday 12-8 p.m. Tuesday 12-8 p.m. 15218 Farmington—(734)466-2559
Friday&Saturday 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Wednesday 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m.-5 p.m Monday-Friday 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
Sunday— I -5 p.m.
Crayons, Stickers &Glue—Ages 3—6. Wednesdays, Babysitting Workshop—Ages 11 &up. Saturday, October 18 or
December 3— 17 from 10:30— 11 a.m. Join us for some stories Saturday, November 1 from 9:30 a.m to 3 p.m. Come to the library
encouraging color and shape learning, then let's create something to receive babysitter training. Learn how to entertain kids, find
fun! Registration not required. clients, advertise your services, perform basic first aid and receive a
certificate at the end of the session. Please bring a bag lunch.
SANDBURG LIBRARY Choose either session, no waiting list. Registration required in
Toddler Storytime—Ages 2—3. 'Tuesdays,January 13— person or by phone at(734) 466-2490 beginning September 2.
February 24 at 1 pm. Join us for stories, songs, and toy time! Free Drop-in Babysitting—Saturdays, November 15 and
Drop-ins and siblings welcome. Registration not required. December 13 from 11 a.m.to 1 p.m. The Livonia Public Library
Preschool Storytime—Ages 3—6. 'Tuesdays,January 13— trains babysitters and they would love to get some experience
February 24 at 12:15 p.m. Be there for stories, songs and some watching your kid(s)while you browse the library Just come to the
amazing science demos! Drop-ins and siblings welcome. Michigan Room anytime during 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. and drop your
Registration not required. child off to be supervised and entertained by the babysitters we've
trained this Fall. Adult supervision will be provided as well. For
Drop-In Playdate—All ages. 'Tuesdays, November 4—25 from information, please call Patty Goonis at(734) 466-2481.
Noon to 1 p.m. Missing storytime? Come play with our toys and
meet with your storytime friends. Harry Potter Club 3rd Annual Yule Ball—All ages welcome.
Saturday,January 3 from 7 to 10 p.m. Come celebrate all things
Crazy—8's—Ages 7— 12. 'Tuesdays, November 4—25 from Harry Potter at the Civic Center Library! Play Brownie Quidditch,
4:30—5:30 p.m. Join us for math puzzles and games brought to Harry Potter trivia, dance to Wizard Rock music, toss some gnomes
you by BedTime Math! Registration not required. No session and enjoy refreshments. Registration not required.
November 11. Dollars for College—Tuesday,January 6 at 7 p.m. In this FREE
Crayons, Stickers &Glue—Ages 2—6. 'Tuesdays, December 2 seminar, Sheryl Krasnow of College and Career Counseling
—23 from 12:15— 12:45 p.m. Join us for some stories encouraging Associates,will present complete information on funding a college
color and shape learning,then let's create something fun! education. For college-bound students and their parents.
Registration not required. Filling out the Online FAFSA—Tuesday,January 13 at 7 p.m. In
TEEN PROGRAMS this FREE lecture/workshop, Sheryl Krasnow of College and Career
Counseling Associates,will give advice on filling out the FAFSA
Visit us on the web: financial aid form. For college-bound students and their parents.
http://Iivonia.fib.ml.us/teen
Like us on Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/Livon!aPubl!cL!braryTeenServices
Follow us on Twitter:
http://tMtter.com/LPLTeenSenices Noontime
Check our event cyber-calendar:
http://Iivonia.lib.ml.us/events—calendar. Concert Series
CIVIC CENTER LIBRARY Civic Center Library
Teen Drawing Contest—Grades 7&up. Deadline: Friday, The Noontime Concert Series will return
October 24 by 5 p.m. Livonia Public Library is sponsoring to the Livonia Civic Center Library Atrium
GenreCon on October 25 and want to display/judge your art! Attendees are welcome to bring a brown bag lunch
You've taken the drawing classes over the summer and attended 12:15 p.m.— 1:00 p.m.on the third Thursday
the Sandburg Art Camp, now you're ready to submit your art for
display. Original drawings in the categories of fantasy, science of the Month starting on:
fiction, and horror will be accepted. Prizes awarded on October October 16,2014
25. Drop off your art work at any branch or email Mike Wolverton& Ed Olszewski Oktoberfest 2014
pgoonis@livonia.lib.mi.us. November 20,2014
Harry Potter Club—3rd Year @ Hogwarts Kickoff Party— Harmonytown Chorus
Ages 11- 18, but younger devotees allowed. Thursday, September December 18,2014
11 from 5 to 6:30 p.m. Come celebrate year three of the Harry Silver String Dulcimer Society
Potter Club at our new home, Civic Center Library where we will January 15,2015
meet every Thursday. New members welcome. Come and see all
your Harry Potter friends you missed over the summer. Robert Johnson—Folk/Blues Guitarist
Harry Potter Club—3rd Year at Hogwarts—Ages 11- 18, but For information about the performances
younger devotees allowed. Thursdays starting September 18 (no check the library's website at www.livonia.lib.mi.us
meeting October 2) from 5 to 6 p.m. New day, new time, new or contact the library at(734)466-2490.
place! Hogwarts moves from Sandburg to Civic Center to Co-sponsored by the Livonia Arts Commission
accommodate additional students! Year three will feature origami
owls, Quidditch, fan fiction writing exercises, a Whomping Willow
game, and the ever popular Harry Potter trivia.
LIVONIA FALUWINTER NEWS
Teen Advisory Committee—Teens in grades 7— 12. October Recharge Your Brain and Memory with Sandy Baumann
9, November 6, December 4&January 8 at 6 p.m. The library —Monday, October 13 at 7 p.m. In this humorous talk, get a
wants your opinions! Come and chat with other teens about wealth of tips to help you sharpen your recall, learn new facts, and
library programs and ideas. Earn volunteer credit hours and get remember where you put things as well as holistic strategies for
experience in a leadership position. Gain some valuable real strengthening your memory using everyday foods, beverages, fun
world experience to list on your college and scholarship physical activity and simple lifestyle changes. Learn the risks for
applications. Refreshments provided. Call Patty Goonis at(734) Alzheimer's disease and ways to overcome them. Reclaim your
466-2481 for more information. memory This is a free program and registration is not required.
ADULT PROGRAMS Meditation for Beginners-Tuesday, October 14 at 7 p.m.
Learn a simple yet powerful 15 minute practice which creates
Search for us on social media under Livonia Public Library and... enhanced clarity, improved health and a state of peacefulness and
Like us on Facebook; Pin us on Pinterest joy Previous meditation experience is not necessary This
Watch us on You Tube; Picture us on Flickr practice is offered by Isha Foundation, an international, non-
profit, public service organization dedicated to cultivating human
Follow us on Twitter @livonia_library potential. This is a free program and registration is not required.
Subscribe to our monthly e-newsletter at Livonia.lib.mi.us
Past Forward—Wednesday, October 15 at 7 p.m. Author and
CIVIC CENTER LIBRARY psychic medium, Kristy Robinett, discusses"Past Lives, Souls and
Book Discussion Group—The Livonia Civic Center Library Spirits" and how to determine if you might have existed before.
book discussion group meets every second Monday of the month Wellness Superheroes with Sandy Baumann—Monday,
at 7 p.m. October 20 at 7 p.m. Learn about the roles of COQ10,
Free Depression Screening—Thursday, October 9 with 2 Magnesium, Omega-3 Oils, and Vitamin D in reducing risk for such
health challenges as anxiety, arthritis, bone loss, cancer,
sessions: 10 a.m.—2 p.m. or 4 p.m.—8 p.m. On National depression, diabetes, fatigue, insomnia, memory loss, obesity, and
Depression Screening Day, representatives from the Cruz Clinic in more. Discover deficiency symptoms, common food and
Livonia will give people the opportunity to take a free, anonymous supplement sources, and recommended dosages to restore
questionnaire assessing their risk for mood and anxiety disorders health. Live stronger! This is a free program and registration is
and will also provide referral information for treatment. This is a not required.
free program and registration is not required.
How Much Money Do You Need to Retire Comfortably? Western Wayne Community Reads!—Wednesday, October 22
presented by Rick Bloom—Friday, October 10 at 1 p.m. at 6:30 p.m. Please join us when Michigan mystery writer D.E.
Registration not required. Johnson, author of Detroit Breakdown and Motor City Shakedown,will
discuss his books and answer questions. The program is free and
Climbing Your Family Tree—Saturday, October 11 from registration is not required.
9:15 a.m.— 10:15 a.m. If you are interested in starting your GenreCon! Mystery, Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror
family's genealogy, please consider attending this free session. —Saturday, October 25 from 10 a.m. —4 p.m. All ages welcome
Carl Katafiasz, Head of Adult Services,will be offering this class to this free event. Check our website, Livonia.lib.mi.us, for more
to assist the beginning researcher with their genealogy. Please details.
call (734) 466-2490 to register.
Diabetes Prevention with Ginger Ramsay—Monday,
October 27 at 7 p.m. Learn what to do to enhance your health
and prevent diabetes. Topics will include: nutrition and meal
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importance of sleep,working with your health care professionals
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and more! This is a free program and registration is not required.
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"« Stress Management with Donald Zaksek—'Tuesday,
October 28 at 7 p.m. Examine ways to reduce, prevent and cope
U 5ED BOOK SALE! with stress. Learn how to identify the sources of your stress,
understand how you currently cope with stress, and embrace
Civic Center Library healthier ways to manage stress. This is a free program and
Friday, October 3 registration is not required.
9 a.m. to 5 p.m. From Wills to Trusts: An Overview of Essential Estate
Saturday, October 4 Planning Documents with Johnathan Goldberg of Bloom
9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Asset Management—Friday, November 7 at 1 p.m.
Sunday, October 5 Registration not required.
1 to 5 p.m. Saturday Book-to-Film Discussion Group—See your
Books sold by the bag on Sunday favorite novels come to life on the screen each month. Movies
span the Golden Age of film to current blockbusters. Join us
Sponsored by The Friends of the Livonia Library afterwards as a discussion of both book and movie follows.
Select Saturdays from 10 a.m.— 1 p.m. Call Nitza Ramirez-
Blackstock at (734) 466-2409 for more information.
mLIVONIA FALL/WINTER NEWS
32777 Five Mile—(734)466-2491 32901 Plymouth—(734)421-6600 30100 W.Seven Mile—(248)893-4010 Civic Park Senior Center
Monday-Thursday 9 a.m.-9 p.m Monday 12-8 p.m. Tuesday 12-8 p.m. 15218 Farmington—(734)466-2559
Friday&Saturday 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Wednesday 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m.-5 p.m Monday-Friday 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
Sunday— I -5 p.m.
Livonia Civic Center Library Presents the Film Movement Basic Computer Classes—The Civic Center Library provides
Program—Mondays, October 20, November 17, December 15 weekly sessions on basic computer skills and the various Microsoft
and January 19 at 6:30 p.m.—Auditorium Office Products(Word, PowerPoint, and Excel). Sessions are
join us for a newly released award-winning independent film every designed with the beginner in mind. Call the reference desk at
month.These are independent features and foreign films being (734) 466-2490 to sign up and for more information.
seen soon after their theater runs. Chosen as the best the world History Lives at the Library—The Friends of the Livonia Public
has to offer,this is an opportunity to see some otherwise little Library has renewed its support to continue the popular History
seen films. Please note due to their sometimes mature themes Lives Series at the Civic Center Library Programs of various
and content, these films are recommended for adult audiences. historical topics will occur on a monthly basis from September
The films will be added to the library's permanent collection soon through May. Please check the library's website and click the
after their showing.More general information on the Film "History Lives" link to see upcoming programs, dates, and times.
Movement Program can be found at www.filmmovement.com,
while information about the Civic Center Library's showings is The Noontime Concert Series—Upcoming concerts in the
available at (734) 466-2197,the library's web site at series will take place every third Thursday on October 16,
http://Iivonia.lib.ml.us/movementseries or by subscribing November 20, December 18 and January 15. Concerts begin at
to the library's monthly email newsletter. 12:15 p.m. and end at 1 p.m. Co-sponsored by the Livonia Arts
Wednesday Afternoon at the Movies—October 8, November Commission.
12, December 10 and January 14 at 2:00 p.m.—Auditorium. Each GIS CELEBRATION
enjoy a different classic film in the comfort of the Civic
Center Library Auditorium as we present some of the best-loved Library Memorial and Commemorative Program
movies from the golden age of cinema and beyond. See a classic Need a unique and lasting way to remember a special person?
film from the 1930s through the 1980s for free! Sorry, no food or Want to help your community? You can do both of these at once
beverages are allowed in the auditorium. For more information with a monetary donation in honor or memory of a loved one as
and the title of our next film, subscribe to our monthly email part of the Library Memorial and Commemorative Program. A gift
newsletter from the library home page at http://Iivonia.lib.mi.us plate on the book shows the name of the person being honored as
or call(734) 466-2197. well as that of the donor. A brochure describing the program in
Nook, Kindle and Tablet Classes—Classes are held once a more detail is available at all library locations or online at
month instructing how to check out e-books from the library using www.livonia.lib.ml.us/donations.
these devices. Call(734) 466-2490 for dates and times.
Registration is required as class sizes are small.
City Fine Arts Gallery
Livonia Civic Center Library & City Hall Lobbv Atritir,
Presented by the Livonia Arts Commission
New artists are on exhibit every month in both the Fine Arts Gallery,located on the second floor of the Civic Center Library,and
the Lobby of the City Hall. Guests will enjoy a wide variety of styles and media. Artists interested in exhibiting should contact
Community Resources at(734)466-2540 or go on to our city website www.ci.livonia.us under the Arts Commission Gallery
and print off an application.
For the Month of October: Livonia Camera Club will display in the City Hall Lobby
Robert Bielat will display Sculptures,Pottery and Ceramics in the Fine Arts Gallery.
For the Month of November: Deborah Marvin will display Watercolor in the City Hall Lobby.
16th Annual Fine Arts Exhibition will display mixed media in the Fine Arts Gallery.
For the Month of December: Holiday Decorations in the City Hall Lobby
Grace Karczewski will display in the Fine Arts Gallery.
For the Month of January: TBA will display in the City Hall Lobby
Fred Keebler will display in the Fine Arts Gallery
The Livonia Arts Commission will once again be holding the Annual Fine Art Exhibition in November. The postmark deadline
for entries will be October 3,2014. For a Prospectus or further information,please contact Chris in Community Resources
at(734)466-2540.
LIVONIA FALL/WINTER NEWS
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OLD BAGS SALE
October 13th-17th Civic Center Lobby
There will be a bunch of"old bags" at the Center waiting to be
taken home!Clarification:these will be old bags you carry, not
people you know You can bid on the bag of your choice.Some will
have mystery gifts in them—don't judge a purse by its wrinkles.
There will be Tote bags,purses,clutches,evening bags,and even
some great experienced designer bags. Bidding will be by silent
progressive auction, so come every day. Final bid on Friday,
October 17th at 3 p.m.!!
MEDICARE ENROLLMENT ASSISTANCE
October 17th and November 21 st from 9 a.m.—5 p.m.
The Senior Alliance will be having Open Enrollment Assistance.
Free. First come-first served. Bring your pharmacy list.
BOO! BATS! GOBLINS! PUMPKINS!
Don't miss this year's Halloween"Warm Up Halloween"Warm Up Party"
Party"Wednesday,October 29th. Wednesday,October 29th @ 1 1:30 a.m.
Wear your favorite costume—everyone is a kid this day...lots
The monthly senior bulletin is currently available at of candy and caramel corn.Dance to sounds of our Live Band.
www ci.livonia.mi.us: click on e-news signup,enter your email guy your tickets in Advance. $3 resident and$4 non-resident.
address, click on the senior center, and then click on submit.The
bulletin lists daily activities such as card, board,bingo games,weekly THANKSGIVING DINNER
movies,continuing education classes,book and current events
discussion groups, assistance programs,and the congregate lunch November 26th, 11:30 a.m.
menu.The bulletin is also available at the Civic Park Senior Center. Make your reservations by Friday, November 21st.Suggested
donation$2.25.
CIVIC PARK SENIOR CENTERWILL BE CLOSED HOLIDAY CRAFT SHOW — FREE ADMISSION
Tuesday, November 11 th
Thursday, November 27&Friday November 28 Friday, December 6th, 9 a.m.-2 p.m.
Come in and get into the Holiday Spirit! Always a great turnout!!
Wednesday, December 24th&Thursday, December 25th Support S.C.A.N. (Senior Citizen Achievement Needs)at our annual
Wednesday, December 31 st&Thursday, January 1 st Holiday Craft Show Many arts&craft items,seasonal decorations,
food items and holiday treasures will be for sale.Hot Dogs, Chips,
MATINEE AT THE SENIOR CENTER and Baked Goods for sale.Vendor space is available. Call]eron
Every Monday&Friday 12:30 p.m. $1.00 per person (734)466-2551 for further information.
Please make your advance movie reservation with payment at the
Volunteer Desk prior to the movie date!NO WALK-INS ALLOWED! CHRISTMAS/HOLIDAY PARTY
No admission after movie begins!Please check with the Center Friday, December 19th, 11:30 a.m.
for current movie list. Enjoy a Christmas/Holiday dinner with all the trimmings!Come
&celebrate with appetizers&refreshments.You MUST make
SNOW CLOSING your advanced reservation at the Volunteer Desk or by calling
In the event of a major snow/ice storm,if Livonia Public Schools are 734)466-2555 by Friday, December 12th. Buy your tickets in
closed,the Senior Center Bus will NOT Run! Senior Center Advance. $3 resident and$4 non-resident.
nroarams, activities and nutrition services are CANCELLED!
Tune into your local news or radio for closings. MARTIN LUTHER KING DAY LUNCH
Monday, January 19th, 11:30 a.m.
FLU SHOTS Advanced Reservations taken for Lunch. No Wayne County
Friday, October 3rd 10 a.m.—2 p.m. provided meal on this day. Lunch will include Coney dogs, chips,
No charge for Medicare A&B or$25 for those not on Medicare. salad,and dessert. Buy your tickets in Advance. $3 resident and
$4 non-resident.
CELEBRATE OKTOBERFEST AT
THE SENIOR CENTER TAX TIME IS ALMOST HERE!
Monday, October 13th 11:45 a.m. START ORGANIZING YOUR TAX PAPERS:AARP assistance with
Luncheon will include knackwurst, sauerkraut, our"famous" German income tax preparation will begin Monday, February 2nd.Trained
potato salad,and home style rye bread. Find your Lederhosen and Volunteers will be available to complete simple returns. NO
pin some Eidelweiss in your hair.Buy your tickets in Advance. $3 APPOINTMENTS TAKEN.
resident and$4 non-resident.
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Civic Park Senior Center
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MEDICAL EQUIPMENT LOAN
CLOSET:
The Civic Park Senior Center has a medical loan Senior Transportation inform, 0o,
closet filled with wheelchairs,transfer/bath
benches,canes walkers, portable commodes SENIOR CENTER TRANSPORTATION BUS
and other durable medical aids. A cash deposit The Senior Center Transportation Buses provide curb-to-curb rides within the
is required and refunded upon the return of the City limit on a donation basis. Rides are available to local shopping districts,
item. Equipment can be kept for six months. grocery stores,and to the Senior Center. Service hours are Monday thru
Friday,8:30 a.m.—1:00 p.m. (Monday and Tuesday 8:30 a.m.—3:00 p.m.)
SENIOR NUTRITION PROGRAM 24 HOUR ADVANCE RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED BY CALLING
Wayne County Office of Nutrition Services make (734) 466.2555.
available a well-balanced meal to Livonia
residents age 60 years and older. There are SENIOR CENTER MEDICAL BUS
three basic nutrition programs. To make a medical bus reservation,please follow these steps:
Liquid Nutrition: for those seniors who 1. Reservations accepted 90 days in advance on a first come, first
have difficulty swallowing solid food due served basis.
to a debilitating disease or condition. A
physician must complete the Wayne County 2. Medical Bus is limited to five(5)riders per day. Call for information.
Office of Nutrition Services medical form 3. First morning appointment is 9:30 a.m. and last pick-up to return
indicating the person's need for liquid meals. home is by 2:30 p.m. This medical bus travels one(1)mile outside
The eligible client or representative will be the Livonia City limit.
responsible for picking up the liquid nutrition 4. When making your reservation,you must have the time of your
once a month at a designated site. appointment,the name,address,telephone number of your doctor.
For additional information, please call
1.800.851.1454. 5. You will be asked your name, address,telephone number.
Home-Delivered: for those seniors who 6. On the day of your scheduled appointment you must be ready for
are homebound,unable to prepare their own pick-up from your home one(1)hour ahead of your scheduled
meals or unable to feed themselves. Hot appointment time. When you are ready to return home,the
meals are delivered on weekdays,frozen doctor's office must call the Center for your return ride home.
meals are available to clients who are cannot 7. Wheelchair riders must be accompanied and their wheelchair must
prepare food on the weekends. A physician, have footrests and brakes in working order.
visiting nurse,family, friend or the senior 8. Limited to two(2)round trip medical bus appointments per week.
resident can make the referral for Meals-on
Wheels at 1.800.851.1454.
Hot Lunch Program: for those seniors
who are able to attend one of the three sites LIVONIA COMMUNITY
located throughout the City: TRANSIT BUS —
CMC PARK SENIOR CENTER CALL (734) 466-2700
15218 Farmington Road Livonia Community Transit will pick
(734) 466.2555 up residents 60 years old and over
BRASHEAR TOWERS and disabled persons from their
17841 North Laurel Park Drive home and transport themwithin
(734) 591.6622 the city limits of Livonia for a fee of
McNAMARA TOWERS $2.00 each way. Exact fare or
ticket required;drivers do not
19300 Purlingbrook make change. Hours of service - —
(248) 477.7086 are:
Monday,through Friday
7:00 a.m.—6:30 p.m.
McNamara Towers Saturday&Sunday
Senior Citizen
Housing Community 8:00 a.m.—2:30 p.m.
is currently accepting Community Transit reservations °
applications for its accepted on a first-come, first-served basis by calling(734) 466.2700
waiting list. To obtain Monday through Friday 7:00 a.m.—6:30 p.m.
more information,
please contact
(248) 477-7086.
LIVONIA FALL/WINTER NEWS
a
Greenmead Historical Park Located at 20501 Newburgh Road (South of Eight Mile). Call (248) 477-7375
for more information on any of the following:
Historic Greenmead Tours Highland Tea
Sundays 1-4 p.m.(except holiday weekends)till the end of October and in �` I ' ", Saturday,November 15th,3-5 p.m. Enjoy the flavors
the month of December.Weekday group tours can be arranged by calling and sounds of Scotland at the Alexander Blue House.
(248)477-7375. Admission: $3.00 Adult;$2.00 Children.The Greenmead Gift This Tea will feature traditional Scottish food and
Shop is open Wednesday through Friday noon to 4:30 p.m.,as well as on tour music.Tickets(pre-sale only and space is limited)are
Sundays and most special events. Please come in and browse our unique available at the Greenmead Office. For more
selection of merchandise. information,call(248)477-7375.
The CivilWar:A Livonia History Event Friends of Greenmead Annual Christmas Walk
Saturday,September 27th, 10-6 p.m.&Sunday,September 28th 10-4 p.m. Saturday,December 6, 10 a.m.—5 p.m.visit the Simmons/Hill House,decorated
The public is invited to join members of the 17th Michigan Civil War Re- with this year's theme,A Caroling Christmas",and tour five private homes
enactors during"Guns and Gowns Weekend". The 17th will be camping on the beautifully decorated for the Holidays. Cost: $9 in advance and$10 the day of
grounds. There will be a Field Surgeon the event. While you are on the Walk,come into the Greenmead Gift Shop. We
demonstration,cannons&rifles on have lots of new Gift Shop items and a special gift for you(as supplies last).
display,period crafts,a Civilian Village Tickets are available at Greenmead,all City libraries and the Community
recreation and so much more. Resources Department at City Hall. All proceeds benefit Greenmead Historical
. Admission is FREE;donations are Park. Sponsored by the Friends for the Development of Greenmead.
' w accepted.On Saturday,September 27th
a Civil War Tea will be an extra feature at Christmas Tours and Concerts at Historic Greenmead
the event;tickets for this Tea are$25.00Tours of the historic buildings at Greenmead will be held on December 7th, 14th
and must be purchased in advance at and 21 st from 1-4 p.m. The Meeting House will be decorated for the Christmas
Greenmead. Season along with six Village buildings. The Kingsley,Shaw,Bungalow,Store and
School will be decorated,keeping with their time period.The 17th Michigan Civil
Halloween at Greenmead War Group will be out on December 7th for the annual"hanging of the greens"at
Friday,October 24th,5:30-8 p.m. the Kingsley House during the regular tour time.On December 14th,A Visit with
This program is designed for families Santa will be held at the Meeting House from 1.4 p.m. All tours start at the
and features a creepy tour of village buildings, Greenmead Gift Shop. Admission:adults$3,children$2. Weekday group tours
storytelling,crafts,music and refreshments. are available by reservation only. Free Christmas concerts will be held at
Cost:$6.00 per person. Tickets(pre-sale only Greenmead's Newburg Church on Sunday,December 7th, 14th and 21 st at 3 p.m.
and space is limited)are available at the
Greenmead Office. For more information, Christmas Tea at the Alexander Blue House
call(248)477-7375. Thursday,December 11th, 5-7 p.m.The time is right
to gather with friends for our festive Christmas Tea.
The tables will be set with Christmas china,and,with
this tea being held after dark,you will be wrapped in
Livonia Symphony Orchestra Schedule the warm glow of candlelight. We will be serving
42114 Season tickets
and sweet treats for your enjoyment. Advance ,
tickets only. For more information,please call
2014 - 2015 CONCERT SEASON Greenmead(248)477-7375.
Al concerts begin at 4 p.m. Alexander Blue House is available for rental.
Built in the mid-nineteenth century,this vintage house has been carefully adapted
Louis Schmidt Auditorium,Clarenceville High School, to provide meeting space for a variety of business and social events. The Blue
20155 Middlebelt Road,Livonia House offers Victorian charm and a comfortable setting for small meetings,
October 25,2014 conferences,workshops,private parties and receptions. Daytime weekday rentals
"Symphonie Fantastique and Other Classical Treasures" offer a great and affordable setting for classes and seminars. The facility provides
many modem amenities,including a catering kitchen and audiovisual equipment
December 6,2014 suitable for power point and video presentations. For more information,call
"Holiday Merriment"Nutcracker Ballet Greenmead(248)477-7375. NOW with free guest WI-Fi.
Excerpts with Angie Hahn's Academy of Dance
Season Subscription will now be$80 for 4 concerts(not 5) The Historic Newburg Church and
and add PLUS one Mini-Concert of choice. Friends' Meeting House are also
available for rent.
NEW THIS SEASON: - Begin your wedding memories at Newburg Church.
3 Concert Mini-Series watch for exciting details. Built in 1848 and authentically restored to its 1920s
TICKETS: appearance,curved pews,vaulted ceiling and
$20 Adult,$10 Students 6-18—College Students must show ID stained-glass windows make the Church a beautiful
Children under 5 free.Group tickets of 10 or more are available site for your wedding ceremony
by calling Ron Laing at(313)538 2536.Special Event tickets
available on-line. Friends, Meeting House
For a casual event,the intimate setting of the
Tickets for the concerts are available at the Livonia Civic Center Friends'Meeting House is great for small
Library,on line at www.livoniasymphony.org or at the door on meetings,parties,dinners and showers. ,
concert night. For more information,leave a message on the Makes a great on-site location for your Rehearsal 4
Symphony's Music Hot Line at(734)421-1111. Night Dinner.
LIVONIA FALL/WINTER NEWS
Wilson Barn Events Located at 29350 West Chicago at Middlebelt (south of Plymouth Road) Call (734) 427-4311 or
visit www.wilsonbarn.us or wilsonbarn.us@gmail.com for more information on activities
Friends of the Barn Haunted Barn Stroll 1
You are invited to"tum back the clock"to enjoy the nostalgic era of country Saturdays:October 11, 18,and 25,
fundraising events at the Wilson Barn. The Wilson Barn is a State and National Noon to 7:30 p.m.
Historical Site as well as the birthplace of Michigan's milk hauling business. Sundays: October 12, 19,and 26
Members of the Barn meet on the 2nd Monday of each month at 7 p.m.at the Noon to 7:30 p.m.
Wilson Barn. New members welcome. Friends of the Wilson Barn help preserve Admission:$1.00 per person
Livonia's Historical Dairy Farm. The Barn is the site for the Farmer's Market, This special stroll through the barn is
Pumpkin Fest,car shows,craft shows,and other activities. The Barn may also designed for children 12 years and younger.
be rented for group outings.The Wilson Barn is a smoke free facility. A journey of thrills and chills thru historical
horse stalls overtaken by friendly and scary
Farmers Market monsters and ghosts! You request the level
Saturdays,June 21 thru of scariness. For more information call
October 11,8 a.m.-2 p.m. (734)466-2410.
"FREE Activities"
Local vendors offer a variety of
produce,plants,crafts,etc. Some
vendors honor the WIC Program.
Check the web site for special events Palrko SW R pn
at wwwwilsonbarn.us L I O N
or call(734)261-3602.
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fees for some activities apply. A Non-Resident fee OF S31person a pp]W to use Fe tfi .
Daily Activities. Pumpkins, ('Must shote proof of fesi&ency al Irene of entry.)
gourds,&cornstalk sales. Pony Sting your family and frietlds for an allornoon of funl Enjoy our gwt
rides Noon to 7 p.m.Weather water lube slide. rock clirn4.woorkout. take a free c:emo class Rake a
permitting. Hayrides,Noon to guided tou r or just upend the afternoon bpi ng a kid a nti cl;sccmer fun
7 p.m.weather permitting, and fitness beyond your Widest dreg ms' 9-w-Dc1*$0:kh**W
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12 12 noon—7:30 p.m. 25 4 p.m. 8 2 p.m.
Pumpkin Fest LSO"Symphonie Saturday Cinema
1 -30 10 a.m.—7:30 p.m. "Haunted Barn Stroll" Fantastique&Other Civic Center Library
Pumpkin Fest— begins weekends* Classical Treasures" I I Holiday Ci Office
begins daily Wilson Barn Clarenceville High School y City
Wilson Barn Closed
12 12 noon—4 p.m. 27 7 p.m. 12 2 m.
3 9 a.m.—5 Open House Diabetes Prevention p
Used Bookk Sale Livonia Community w/Gin r Ramsay Wednesday Afternoon
Civic Center Library ty y @ the Movies
Recreation Center Civic Center Auditorium Civic Center Auditorium
4 8 a.m.-2 p.m. 13 11:45 a.m. 28 7 p.m.
Farmers'Market Oktoberfest at the Tween Halloween 15 11 a.m.— I p.m.
Wilson Barn * Free Drop-in
Senior Center Party Grades 4-6 Babysitting
4 9 a.m.—5 p.m. Livonia Senior Center Civic Center Library Civic Center Library
Used Book Sale
Civic Center Library13 7 p.m. 28 7 p.m. 15 3—5 p.m.
RechargeYour Brain& Stress Management Highland Tea*
4 11 a.m.—7 p.m. Memory w/Donald Zaksek Greenmead Historical
Pumpkin Fest Craft Civic Center Auditorium Civic Center Auditorium Parl<
Show begins weekends 13-17 Old Bags Sale 29 6—7:15 p.m.
Wilson Barn Livonia Senior Center Creepy Campfire Tales 17 _
Livonia Historical
5 1 p.m.—5 p.m. Grades 4-6*
14 7 p.m. Society Speaker
Used Book Sale Meditation for Civic Center Library Greenmead Historical
Civic Center Library Beginners 29 7:15 p.m. Parl<
8 1:30—3:30 p.m. Civic Center Library Readers'Theater 17 6:30 p.m.
Focus Hope pick up* Performance
15 7 p.m. Film Movement Series
Livonia Senior Center Past Forward Civic Center Library Civic Center Auditorium
8 2 p.m. Civic Center Auditorium 31 All Libraries closed— 18 12 noon—2 p.m.
Wednesday Afternoon 16 12:15 p.m.— I p.m. Staff In-Service Day Commodity Food
@ the Movies Noontime Concert- Distribution*
Civic Center Auditorium Oktoberfest Old Court House
9 10 a.m.—2 p.m. Civic Center Library 20 12:15 p.m.— I p.m.
Free Depression 17 1:30 p.m. I 9 a.m. Noontime Concert—
Screening Speaking of the Tea 9th Annual Livonia Harmonytown Chorus
Civic Center Library Party* Turkey Trot Civic Center Library
9 4 p.m.—8 p.m. Livonia Senior Center Bicentennial Parl<
I 9:30 a.m.—3 m. 27 Holiday—City Offices
Free Depression 18 9:30 a.m.—3 p.m. p' Closed
Screening Babysitting Workshop Babysitting Workshop
Ages I I &up*
Civic Center Library Ages I I &up* 28 Holiday—City Offices
9 5—6 p.m. Civic Center Library Civic Center Library Closed
Harry Potter Club 3rd 18 2m 4 7 a.m.—7 p.m.
yearfl!Begins Saturday Cinema State General DECEMBE'
Civic Center Library Civic Center Libra Elections
Library 2 12:15— 12:45 p.m.
9 6 p.m. 20 7 p.m. 4 12 noon— I p.m. Crayons,Stickers&
Teen Advisory Film Movement Series Drop-In Playdate Glue begins
Committee Civic Center Auditorium All Ages begins Sandburg Library
Civic Center Library Sandburg Library
20 7 m. 2 6:30—8:45 p.m.
10 1 P.M. Wellness Superheroes 4 4:30—5:30 p.m. LivoniaTree Lighting
Rick Bloom—How w/Sandy Baumann Crazy-8's—Ages 7-12 Celebration Holiday
much$to retire. Civic Center Auditorium Sandburg Library Crafts
Civic Center Auditorium 21 12 noon—2 p.m. 5 10:15— 11:30 a.m. Civic Center Library
11 8 a.m.-2m. Drop-in Pla date
p' Commodity Food � Playdate 7—9 p.m.
Farmers'Market * Ages 2-6
Distribution Tree Lighting
Wilson Barn Old Court House Noble Library Ceremony
11 9:15 — 10:15 a.m. 22 6:30m. 5 1:30—3:30 p.m. City Hall and Civic
ClimbingYour Family Western Wayne Focus Hope pick up* Center Library
Tree Community Reads! Livonia Senior Center 3 10:30— I I p.m.
Civic Center Library Civic Center Library 6 6 p.m. Crayons,Stickers
I I 10 a.m.— I p.m. 24 5:30—8 p.m. Teen Advisory &Glue
Fire Prevention Week Halloween at Committee Noble Library
Open House Greenmead* Civic Center Library 3 1:30—3:30 p.m.
Fire Station#3 Greenmead Historical 6 6:30 p.m. Focus Hope pick up*
Bicentennial Park Parl< Holiday Projects Livonia Senior Center
11 12 noon—7:30 p.m. 25 10 a.m.—4 p.m. begin—Grades 2-6* 4 6 p.m.
Pumpkin Fest Civic Center Library Teen
GenreCon Mystery, Advisory
"Haunted Barn Stroll" Science Fiction etc. 7 1 P.M. Committee
begins weekends* Civic Center Library From Wills to Trusts Civic Center Library
Wilson Barn Civic Center Auditorium
5 9 a.m.—2 p.m.
8 2 p.m. Senior Center Holiday
Fun&Simple Jewelry Craft Show
Making* Livonia Senior Center
Civic Center Library
LIVONIA FALUWINTER NEWS
6 10 a.m.—5 p.m. 21 1 —4 p.m. 14 11 a.m. 17 2 p.m.
Friends of Greenmead Christmas Tours and Preschool Storytime Saturday Cinema
Annual Christmas Concerts at Ages 3—6 begins Civic Center Library
Walk* Greenmead* Noble Library 19 6:30 p.m.
Greenmead Historical Greenmead Historical 14 2 p.m. Film Movement
Village Village Wednesday Afternoon Program
6 4 p.m. 24 Holiday—City Offices at the Movies Civic Center Auditorium
LSO Christmas Closed Civic Center Auditorium 20 12—2 p.m.
Concert"Holiday 25 Holiday—City Offices 15 10:15 a.m.— 10:45 a.m. Commodity Food
Merriment Closed Toddler Storytime Distribution*
Clarenceville High School begins* Old Court House
3 I Holiday—City Offices
6 6:30 p.m. Closed Civic Center Library
Christmas Carol Sing 15 12:15— I p.m. *Indicates pre-registration
—Along Noontime Concerts required. Please see related
Wilson Barn Series-Robert Johnson articles.
7 1—4 p.m. I Holiday—City Offices Civic Center Library In accordance with the American
Christmas Tours and Closed 15 6:30-7 p.m. with Disabilities Act,the City of
Concerts at 3 7— 10 p.m. Family Storytime Livonia,upon adequate notice,will
Greenmead*
Harry Potter Club 3rd begins make reasonable accommodations
Greenmead Historical
Village Annual Yule Ball Civic Center Library for persons with special needs.
10 2 p.m. Civic Center Library
Wednesday Afternoon 6 6 p.m.
at the Movies Dollar$for College
Civic Center Auditorium Civic Center Library
11 5—9 p.m. 7 1:30—3:30 p.m. City Off ice Holiday Schedule
Christmas Tea at the Focus Hope pick up*
Blue House* Livonia Senior Center & Trash Collection
Greenmead Historical 8 6 p.m.
Village Teen Advisory Columbus Day-Monday,October 13,2014-
13 11 a.m.- I p.m. Committee City offices open and trash collection on the regular
Free Drop-in Civic Center Library schedule.
Babysitting 8 7:30—9 p.m.
Civic Center Library Dr.Weaver's Stop Election Day-Tuesday,November 4,2014-
P m.
14 I —4 Smoking Clinic begins City offices open and trash collection on the regular
Christmas Tours and Civic Center Auditorium schedule.
Concerts at 12 9:30—9:50 a.m.
Greenmead* Baby Storytime Veteran's Day-Tuesday,November 11,2014-
Greenmead Historical Program begins* City offices closed and trash collection on the regular
Village Civic Center Library schedule.
14 1 —4 p.m. 12 10:30— 10:50 a.m.
AVisit with Santa* Baby Storytime Thanksgiving Holiday-Thursday,November 27
Greenmead Historical Program begins* &Friday,November 28,2014-City offices closed on
Village Civic Center Library Thursday and Friday for the holiday and Friday for an unpaid
15 6:30 p.m. 13 10- 10:30 a.m. employee furlough day. ForThanlcsgiving Week regular trash
Film Movement Preschool Storytime collection Monday through Wednesday,one day delayed for
Program Ages 3-6 begins
Civic Center Auditorium Civic Center Library Thursday's and Friday's collection areas.
16 12—2 p.m. 13 12:15 p.m. Christmas Holiday-Wednesday,December 24
Commodity Food Preschool Storytime &Thursday,December 25,2014-City offices closed on
Distribution Ages 3—6 begins
Old Court House Sandburg Library Christmas Eve Day&Christmas Day. For Christmas Week
18 12:15— I p.m. 13 1 P.M. regular trash collection Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
Noontime Concerts Toddler Storytime one day delayed forThursday's and Friday's collection areas.
Series—Silver Strings begins
Dulcimer Society Sandburg Library NewYear's Holiday-Wednesday,December 31,2014&
Civic Center Library 13 6 p.m. Thursday,January 1,2015-City offices closed on New
19 1 1:30 a.m. Filling Out the FAFSA Years Eve Day&NewYears Day. For NewYears Week
Senior Civic Center Library regular trash collection Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
Christmas/Holiday 14 10- 10:30 a.m. one day delayed forThursday's and Friday's collection areas.
Party* Baby Storytime
Livonia Senior Center Program begins* Martin Luther King,Jr.Day-Monday,January 19,
20 2 p.m. Civic Center Library 2015-City offices open and trash collection on the regular
Saturday Cinema 14 10:15 a.m. schedule.
Civic Center Library Toddler Storytime
Ages 2&3 For questions regarding curbside refuse collection services,
Noble Library contact Sanitation at(734)466-2588.
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City Hall Phone: 466-2200 79m: • •
Jack E. Kirksey, Mayor
CITY COUNCIL
Susan M. Brandon M. John R. Maureen Miller Brian Laura M. Lynda L.
Nash Kritzman Pastor Brosnan Meakin Toy Scheel
President Vice President
Terry A.Marecki,City Clerk Dennis Wright,Treasurer
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From The Heart - 2015
The Livonia Arts Commission is accepting applications until "
February 27, 2015 to be considered for our utdoor concert
y
series. The concerts are held eve Thursdayon the steps of Y'
Livonia City Hall in the months of July&August, 2015. The
schedule will be set on March 13, 2015. Submit your CD's
and biography to: Livonia Arts Commission, City of Livonia,
33000 Civic Center Drive, Livonia, MI 48154, attn:Music From
the Heart. For more information, please contact Community
Resources at(734) 466-2540.
Livonia Arts Scholarship
Attention: Livonia Resident College Students and Graduating .
2015 High School Students. Livonia Arts Commission is
offering$1,000.00 scholarships for Livonia residents that will
be attending college in 2015, and majoring in categories
pertaining to the arts. Please contact Community Resources
(734) 466-2540 for more information regarding application or •*�—
go on-line at www ci.livonia.mims Deadline postmark Pictured from left to right:Commissioner Brian Duggan,
February 13, 2015. Darrion Stevenson,Brooke Hitchcock,Commissioner
Carrie Spurling