Sep 21
Cycling Festival update
CPCA gratefully acknowledges the support of the Community Initiatives Fund in sponsorship of this event.
The forcast for Sunday is 70 percent chance of rain and 14 degrees. In the event of poor weather, the festival will be held inside the City Park gym.
Curb side swap today
Have clean, usable stuff to give away? Want free stuff? Swap it!
At a Curbside Swap, you place unwanted items in good condition on your property (next to the sidewalk or curb) and mark them as FREE for anyone to pick-up. You can also search for free items for your own household! At the end of your Swap day, return your unclaimed items to your home along with your own newfound treasures.
Cycling Festival & AGM – Sept. 11th
Come out and celebrate community and cycling at the City Park school yard on Sunday, September 11.
The community association is hosting a kid’s bike parade. Local artisans will be selling their wares. Oral Fuentes Reggae band will be playing. The CPCA will be working the BBQ.
The fun starts at 3:00 PM and goes until 6:00 PM.
Pre-festival Slow-Roll non-competitive group bike ride starts at 2:00. Riders meet at the City Park School yard.
Join us at the City Park Community Association AGM directly after the festival at 6:00pm. Get involved in your community!
To register a booth call Brett at 306.491.7073
CITY PARK NEWSLETTER
The City Park Newsletter is being printed and delivered to your door soon. In the meantime, feel free to check out the online edition here.
Aug 29
City Park Program Registration Night
Registration is Tuesday, September 6th, 2016 from 7-9 p.m. at City Park Collegiate, 820 9th Avenue North. No membership fee is required to participate in programs. A fee of $10 will apply to late registrations. Please consult the community association newsletter or visit http://www.cityparksask.com for further program de- tails.
ONLINE REGISTRATION OPTION EXISTS.
VISIT https://goo.gl/forms/331hIlBLj0G4RAsZ2
North Park Wilson School Registration
Come learn with us this Fall!
North Park Wilson
A Centre of Excellence through the Arts
1505 9th Ave. N. Call 683 7380
Registration Day: September 1 8:45-11:30
Bicycle theft awareness – Saskatoon Police Service Message
The Saskatoon Police Service would like to remind citizens of the importance of recording serial numbers, specifically bicycles, in order to claim lost or stolen property that has been recovered by Police through an awareness campaign called #GetMyBikeBack.
Please review the attached poster for further details.
Early Learning Centre @ City Park School
Maggie’s Early Learning Centre is now located in City Park School. Please review the attached for further details.
Queen Street Restrictions Begin July 18, Alternate Access to Hospital Maintained
For immediate release: July 15, 2016 – 3:48pmTU16-366
City Park residents and visitors are advised to anticipate traffic detours and parking restrictions on Queen Street, beginning Monday, July 18 for approximately two months.
Alternate access to Saskatoon City Hospital will be clearly marked and emergency vehicles will be notified in advance of changes to entry points, as the project progresses.
This coordinated approach to water distribution, sanitary sewer and road rehabilitation projects required on Queen Street will improve reliability of these services and save money. The projects and associated traffic restrictions are scheduled as follows, weather permitting and barring any unforeseen circumstances:
Monday, July 18
Water valve replacement at 9th Avenue North.
(Overnight) Sanitary sewer lining from 6th Avenue North to 8th Avenue North.
Wednesday, July 20 (8 weeks)
Water main replacement from 6th Avenue North to 8th Avenue North will occur in three phases to minimize the length of time businesses and drivers are impacted.
Road resurfacing on Queen Street from 2nd Avenue North to Spadina Crescent East will occur once all construction is completed.
Affected residents and businesses will be notified directly of any drinking water advisories, or water and sanitary sewer service interruptions with doorhangers or flyers. Visit saskatoon.ca/betterroads to learn more about this project and other road work happening this summer.
