JULY 23, 2018 TOWN NEWS COLOHAD AVON TOWN COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA 2018 SUMMER EVENTS July 24, 2018 5:00 PM Joint Work Session with Planning & Zoning Commission With summer in full swing, the Town of Avon has a full 2018 event schedule ncluding both free and ticketed events. Harry A. Nottingham Park and the spectacular Avon Performance Pavilion will again be the prominent gathering centers for both everyday enjoyment and major outdoor events. A new 1.8-acre playground, incorporating modern and natural play features, is expected to be an everyday attraction to the park, along with picnic shelters, volleyball courts and Nottingham Lake's uniquely wonderful beach and swim areas. The lake beginning Memorial Day Weekend, will be open to all SUP enthusiasts. SUP and pedal boat rentals are available at the beach through Labor Day Weekend Avon Town Hall, Council Chambers Public Hearing Second Reading of Ordinance 18-09 amending the Town Code of Ethics of the Avon Municipal Code Public Hearing Second Reading of Ordinance 18-11 Full agenda and packet ending Chapter 5.24 of the Avon Municipal Code to amend Amplified Sound Permit Criteria www.avon.org Interested in your Town Government but can't attend a meeting? No need to worry! Public Hearing Second Reading of Ordinance 18-12, for Capital Lease Purchase You can watch High Five on ess Media s ·First Reading ofOrdinance 1 13 apo ng amendments stream live on High Five Access Medias website. Try it sometime. Go to www highfivemedia. org and click on WATCH. Call 970-748-4404 if you need assistance. First Reading of Ordinance 18-13, approving amendments to Title 15, Building Code, regarding Contractor Licensing FULL DETAILS FOR ALL EVENTS, FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS AND THE FULL SUMMER SCHEDULE MAY BE FOUND AT www.avon.org/events. .Town Manager Recnäitment Update 2018 TOWN OF AVON COMMUNITY SURVEY UNDERWAY AVON STAGE II FIRE RESTRICTIONS What Is Not Allowed Fielding for the 2018 Town of Avon Community Survey has begun. The Town selected Probolsky Research, a firm that specializes in municipal No campfires, charcoal or other fires govenment opinion research, to develop and conduct a community survey this summer. The survey is being conducted in order to gauge citizen and business opinions regarding services, activities and direction of the Town. Probolsky Research will be using a multi-mode methodology, conducting the survey fielding via telephone and online. For surveys conducted over the telephone, Probolsky Research will contact respondents on their landi ines and mobile phones. The telephone surveys will be conducted in the language most comfortable to No welding or other torches with open flames . Fireworks are prohibited .No smoking unless in an enclosed vehicle, trailer or building spondents, including Spanish. Probolsky Research will initiate all interviewing calls, with live-U.S. based interviewers, in English and switch to Spanish only upon request or when a clear language communication issue presents itself. For the online survey option, participants may cs his or her preferred language at the onset of the online survey experience. The online polling platform will allow respondents to complete the survey from any device: computer, tablet or mobile phone. Outcomes of the survey are expected to be valuable for strategic planning . No operating any internal combustion engine without a spark arrestor Explosives & firearms are prohibited What Is Allowed lopment, public education and budgeting purposes. If you have not been contacted to take the survey and Petroleum and LPG fueled grills, lanterns and are interested in taking the survey, please contact Preston Neill, Deputy Town Manager, at pneillGavon.org or 970-748-4404. stoves that include shut off valves Thanks for helping keep Avon safe! AVONLIVE! FREE CONCERT IN THE PARK & LAKE STREET MARKET JULY 18 4-8:45 PM Join us at the Avon Performance Pavilion, at Harry A. Nottingham Park, on July 18th for family fun and music at the AvonLIVE free community concert. The Spin Doctors, a well-loved group known for their universal rock and roll style, headlines the July 18th show. To open the evening's music, the not-quite folk and pop duo, Freddy & Francine, take the stage at 5:30 p.m. with an eclectic style of American pop. The concert is free to the public, and in partnership with the Avon Lake Street Market, features street food trucks and tents, beer, wine and spirits, booths with local produce, crafts and gifts, and the Lettuce Patch kids zone. Drinks will be half-price between 4:00 and 6:00 p.m. Join us for this community event! TO GET THE TOWN'S CURRENT INFORMATION SUBSCRIBE AT: www.avon.org/notifyme