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The Fox Valley Metro Police Dept. has changed the
way it handles overnight parking requests. Previously, persons wishing to park a vehicle on
Village streets overnight during no parking hours
would have to be personally granted permission by
an Officer. Now, the Fox Valley Metro is
implementing a daily overnight parking request
hotline. The parking request line will make it easier
to request parking permission for vehicles as well
as make the FVMPD more efficient.
Per Village ordinance, vehicles are not permitted to
park along Village streets or in Village owned parking lots between 2:00 a.m. and
6:00 a.m. between December 1st and April 1st.
Vehicle owners may request permission from the
Police Dept. to leave their vehicle parked on Village
streets or parking lots during this period. To request overnight parking permission, individuals should contact the
overnight parking request line at (920) 788-7512 and
follow the automated system.
Fox Valley Metro Police Dept. has established a
few guidelines to ensure this program is successful:
• Multiple day parking requests will not be
accepted.
• Parking requests must be received between
6:00 a.m. - 2:00 a.m.
• Parking on the street will not be permitted when
inclement weather is projected.
• Parking requests must include vehicle
owners name, telephone number, vehicle
location, vehicle description and license plate #.
For unusual requests, contact Fox Valley Metro
Police Department during business hours at
788-7505.

The Village of Little Chute has enacted a deer management program to deal with the growing deer herd population in the Village. The deer are causing problems for property owners in the Village.
The new ordinance prohibits the feeding of deer - No person may place any salt, mineral, grain, fruit or vegetable material outdoors on any public or private property for the purpose of feeding whitetail deer. Complete Ordinance

Residents that wish to continue to receive the newsletter by mail, will need to contact the Village to have your address placed on a mailing list.

Please review and take action on one of the following options for receiving the quarterly newsletter in 2010.

1. Visit the Village’s web site at www.littlechutewi.org and select the email notification link in the left column. This will take you to a page where you can select to receive notification when the Village has posted the quarterly newsletter to the Village’s web site. You can then view and print the newsletter at your convenience.

2. Email the Village at vicki@littlechutewi.org and ask to be added to the newsletter electronic distribution list. The quarterly newsletter will be sent to your email address as a PDF file.

3. To continue to receive a hard copy of the quarterly newsletter by mail, contact the Village Clerk at 920-788-7380 ext. 204 and provide your name and mailing address. You will then be able to continue to receive the newsletter by mail.

4. Pick up a hard copy of the quarterly newsletter at the Village Hall, Library, Municipal Services Building or the Police Department.

If you have any questions, please contact the Village Clerk at 920-788-7380 ext. 204. You may sign up for one of the options at any time and are encouraged to do so before the Spring 2010 newsletter is produced.

We do not know when we will receive the larger carts, but we are taking requests for them at this time. If you wish to receive a 96 gallon recyling polycart, please call the Dept. of Public Works at 920-788-7395 to reserve your cart. Only 100 carts have been ordered and will be provided to residents at a cost on a first come, first served basis.
Residents who want the larger polycart will be required to give back the 64 gallon cart in order to receive the larger cart. Those residents receiving the larger recycling cart will be required to pay a one-time fee for the cart; however, the Village of Little Chute will remain the owner of the polycart. The fee (unknown at this time) will cover extra costs associated with the cart such as shipping, assembly, delivery, extra services, maintenance, etc.

Previously, persons wishing to park a vehicle on
Village streets overnight during no parking hours
would have to be personally granted permission by
an Officer. Now, the Fox Valley Metro is
implementing a daily overnight parking request
hotline. The parking request line will make it easier
to request parking permission for vehicles as well
as make the FVMPD more efficient.
Per Village ordinance, vehicles are not permitted to
park along Village streets or in Village owned parking lots between 2:00 a.m. and
6:00 a.m. between December 1st and April 1st.
Vehicle owners may request permission from the
Police Dept. to leave their vehicle parked on Village
streets or parking lots during this period. To request overnight parking permission, individuals should contact the
overnight parking request line at (920) 788-7512 and
follow the automated system.
Fox Valley Metro Police Dept. has established a
few guidelines to ensure this program is successful:
• Multiple day parking requests will not be
accepted.
• Parking requests must be received between
6:00 a.m. - 2:00 a.m.
• Parking on the street will not be permitted when
inclement weather is projected.
• Parking requests must include vehicle
owners name, telephone number, vehicle
location, vehicle description and license plate #.
For unusual requests, contact Fox Valley Metro
Police Department during business hours at
788-7505.

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Result Report of the First Impressions Team's Visit to Little Chute written by Karl Green, Community Development Educator, UW Extension La Crosse County. First Impressions Report

We do not know when we will receive the larger carts, but we are taking requests for them at this time. If you wish to receive a 96 gallon recyling polycart, please call the Dept. of Public Works at 920-788-7395 to reserve your cart. Only 100 carts have been ordered and will be provided to residents at a cost on a first come, first served basis.
Residents who want the larger polycart will be required to give back the 64 gallon cart in order to receive the larger cart. Those residents receiving the larger recycling cart will be required to pay a one-time fee for the cart; however, the Village of Little Chute will remain the owner of the polycart. The fee (unknown at this time) will cover extra costs associated with the cart such as shipping, assembly, delivery, extra services, maintenance, etc.

For the safety of pedestrians within the Village, an ordinance is in place that requires that sidewalks be entirely cleared of ice and snow no later than 24-hours after each snowfall. When sidewalks remain snow or ice covered the Village may notify the owner, occupant, or lessee to clear sidewalks within a stated time period.

If, after notification has been attempted and sidewalks remain uncleared, the Village will clear the ice and snow and will bill its services to the owner, occupant, or lessee. If the amount assessed is not paid within 30 days after it is billed, the Village Clerk shall place the amount due plus finance charges on the next succeeding tax roll as a special charge pursuant to Wisconsin Statutes and the Village Code of Ordinances.

Also, remember that it is unlawful to deposit any snow or ice from any private property onto any public street or alley, public or private sidewalk, or public lands dedicated to public use either before or after the public streets have been plowed. When using a snow blower, be sure to direct the snow onto the grass areas of your yard and not onto the street!