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Animal Control HOTLINE (712) 366-1143 — Regional Water Emergency (712) 249-5427

 

POTTAWATTAMIE COUNTY PREPAREDNESS FAIR

5:00 P.M. TO 8:00 P.M. ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2022 AT 205 S. MAIN ST., COUNCIL BLUFFS

Learn about emergency & disaster preparedness, services, and relief programs available to the public.

Please click on the link for the flyer for Pottawattamie County Preparedness Fair Thursday, September 29, 2022

 

VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT DINNER – SUNDAY, 10/2/2022 –  5 – 7:30 P.M.

At UMBA, 300 – 2nd Avenue, Underwood, IA

 

 

FALL CLEAN UP DAY – SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2022

Will take:  Regular items: Furniture, newsprint, aluminum cans, tin cans, etc.

Appliances:  There will be a $20 charge per appliance and large TVs. They do not need to be degassed. Please CALL City Hall by Tuesday, October 4 by noon to arrange for pickup and payment of these items. Checks must be made out to M&K Mills.

WILL NOT TAKE: Do not take glass of any kind, car batteries, tires, batteries, dirt, oil, paint or paint products unless in hard farm, large piles of wood (example: from construction or deconstruction), waste, rocks, or concrete.

NO EXCESSIVE PILES!

Only items within City limit will be taken and NO outside garbage.

****MUST NOTIFY CITY HALL BY WEDNESDAY, 10/5/2022 AT 11:30 A.M. IF ANY APPLIANCES AND CHECKS MUST BE RECEIVED IN OFFICE 10/5/2022 AT 11:30 A.M. FOR PICK UP TO OCCUR ON SATURDAY, 10/8.****************

Please place items out Friday evening as M&K Mills will be coming early Saturday morning between 12:30 a.m. and 4:30 a.m.

 

Harvest Market – Fall’s Monday Market – Monday, October 10, 2022

Sponsored by Friends of Underwood, Location: UMBA Pavilion

6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

Please click on flyer.

 

 

 

GOLF CART LICENSING RENEWS 1/01/2022

CHAPTER 78 Golf Carts Ordinance Effective 8/11/2020

Golf Cart Application and Inspection Form

 

 

What’s Happening in Underwood:

Recycling How to Use

Recycling Calendar July to December 2022

Recycling Calendar January to June 2023

 

 

Ordinance – Chapter 55 – Animal Protection and Control

Ordinance 55.07 Owner Duties.

1. Humane Treatment.  An owner or custodian shall provide sufficient food, water, shelter and humane treatment for any animal in such person’s care.  It is unlawful under this chapter for an owner or any other person to beat, starve or otherwise abuse any animal.

 

2.  Sanitary Conditions.  An owner or custodian shall keep all structures, pens, or yards wherein dogs or cats are confined clean, devoid of vermin and free of odors arising from urine or feces.

3.  Public Sanitation.  No owner or custodian of a dog or other animal shall permit such animal to discharge feces upon any public or private property, other than the property of the owner or custodian of the animal.

When you are out walking with your dog(s), please pick up after them!  Thank you!

 

PLEASE BE AWARE OF THE FOLLOWING TO PROTECT OUR SEWERS

DO’S & DON’TS FOR A TROUBLE-FREE SEWER       

Flushing your trash can lead to service interruptions and expensive repairs to home and municipal plumbing lines. When a clog or break down occurs, untreated sewage can back up into your home, your neighborhood or our waterways.

Following the suggestions listed may save residents money and avoid significant inconvenience, as well as the cost to the resident or community for clearing and repairing blockages.

DO’S

• Place a wastebasket in the bathroom to dispose of solid wastes. Disposable diapers and personal hygiene products do not belong in the sewer system.
• Avoid the release of hair into the shower, bathtub or sink drains to prevent clogs in traps and drains.
• Place liquid fats, oils and grease into a jar or container and dispose in the trash. Wipe down greasy pots and pans with a paper towel before washing in the sink or dishwasher.
• Use a strainer over the drain in your sink, tub and shower. Then empty the collected material into the garbage.
• Keep your clean outs exposed so that your pipes can be inspected and maintained.

 

DON’TS

• Flush so-called “flushable” wipes. They do not break down and can cause blockages in pipes and pump stations.
• Flush kitty litter, diapers, soiled rags, sanitary napkins, dental floss, q-tips, razor blades, paper towels, surgical bandages, syringes, pharmaceutical products, cigarette butts.
• Pour fats, oils and greases from cooking down the drain.
• Pour paint, engine oil, pesticides, or chemicals down the sink. Some hazardous materials can corrode the sewer, while other complicate the treatment process. In fact, dumping them in the sewer is illegal and could subject you to a fine.
• Pour sour milk down the sink. One liter of full cream milk has enough fat in it to cover the surface of an olympic sized swimming pool.

 

 

Per Ordinance No. 213 Section 106.08

106.08.01 Fee for Collection. The fee for solid waste collection and disposal service, used or available, is $12.50 per month.

106.08.02 Fee for Extra Container: Should a household require/request an extra container, there will be an additional fee of $6.00 per month.

106.08.03 Fee to replace container that is destroyed or removed from property: The fee to replace a container destroyed or removed from a property is $95.00.

CITIZENS MAKE NOTE: Any extra waste outside or around the container will not be picked up unless the Extra Container Fee has been paid beforehand so please plan accordingly.  Both cans must be MTS cans.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Zoning Ordinances

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City Council