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10/13/2016 The Starter Kettering Community eNewsletter June 2016 https://ui.constantcontact.com/visualeditor/visual_editor_preview.jsp?agent.uid=1125299273989&format=html&print=true 1/6 July 2016 IN THIS EDITION Public Feedback at Kettering City Council Meetings How Your Tax Dollars Are Spent Contact with Kettering Mark your Calendar PokemonGO Safety Emergency Alerts PRCA Activities Guide Quick Links Answers to Your Questions Progress on Wilmington Pike Prugh Woods Development Preschool Promise Access Kettering KetterGreen Events Art on the Commons July is Parks & Recreation Month KETTERING CITY COUNCIL MEETINGS Kettering City Council meets the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. in the Kettering City Council ANSWERS TO YOUR QUESTIONS In the weeks since this Proposed Ballot Issue mailing was sent to all registered Kettering voters, the City has received inquiries about the information provided in the letter. We want our citizens to have the facts on these issues. City Manager Mark Schwieterman gave a presentation at the July 12, 2016 City Council meeting that contained answers to your questions. Click here to learn more, to watch the video of the full presentation and to view the presentation slides. MORE PROGRESS ON WILMINGTON PIKE
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July 2016
IN THIS EDITION
Public Feedback atKettering City CouncilMeetings
How Your Tax Dollars AreSpent
Contact with Kettering
Mark your Calendar
PokemonGO Safety
Emergency Alerts
PRCA Activities Guide
Quick Links
Answers to Your Questions
Progress on WilmingtonPike
Prugh Woods Development
Preschool Promise
Access Kettering
KetterGreen Events
Art on the Commons
July is Parks & RecreationMonth
KETTERING CITYCOUNCIL MEETINGS
Kettering City Councilmeets the second andfourth Tuesday of eachmonth at 7:30 p.m. in theKettering City Council
ANSWERS TO YOUR QUESTIONS
In the weeks since thisProposed Ballot Issuemailing was sent to allregistered Ketteringvoters, the City hasreceived inquiries aboutthe information providedin the letter.
We want our citizens tohave the facts on theseissues.
City Manager MarkSchwieterman gave a presentation at the July 12, 2016City Council meeting that contained answers to yourquestions. Click here to learn more, to watch thevideo of the full presentation and to view thepresentation slides.
MORE PROGRESS ON WILMINGTON PIKE
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Chambers, 3600 ShroyerRoad.
Every City Council meetingoffers an opportunity forpublic comment, bothregarding pendinglegislation and othermatters. Council membersgenuinely appreciatehearing from our citizens.
Click here for moreinformation and links toCity Council meetingminutes and archivedvideos of City Councilmeetings.
HOW YOUR TAXDOLLARS ARE SPENT
The City of Ketteringwants you to know howyour tax dollars are spent.
We believe in financialtransparency and makingcity financial informationaccessible for ourresidents is a priority forCity Council andadministration.
We are pleased to providea new interface thatcreates user friendlyaccess to detailed cityfinancial information. Click here to learn more.
This week the property at 3705 Wilmington Pike wasdemolished as part of our Wilmington Pike ImprovementProject.
The Wilmington Pike corridor is the backbone of ourcommunity and its vitality is central to the strength ofour commercial success. We are investing $10 million,with 95% of funds coming from grants, in infrastructureimprovements to this roadway. The Wilmington PikeImprovement Committee, a group of business ownersand community stakeholders, engaged in a strategicplanning process to identify the most importantchallenges and promising opportunities for this essentialcorridor. Together with City staff they created a planto regenerate investment and spur economicdevelopment.
For more information on the Wilmington PikeImprovement Project, please click here.
PRUGH WOODS DEVELOPMENT UPDATE
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Click here to read thelatest Contact withKettering magazine online.
MARK YOURCALENDAR
Join us all summer as wecelebrate the 25thAnniversary of Kettering'sFraze Pavilion. Click here to learn more.
Art on the CommonsAugust 14 At CivicCommonsClick here to learn more.
Taste of KetteringSeptember 1 at FrazeClick here to learn more.
Holiday at HomeSeptember 4 & 5Click here to learn more.
KetterGreen Shred Day
Construction is underway on the Prugh Woodsdevelopment located at the intersection of DorothyLane and Prentice Drive near the Kettering RecreationComplex. The initial work will involve the clearing ofthe property to allow for construction of the accessroad and preparation of residential lots for homeconstruction. The bulk of the heavy construction shouldbe complete by the end of 2016, with the constructionof new homes to continue in to next year as the homesites are sold.
The Prugh Woods development will include constructionof a new access road to the Kettering RecreationComplex from East Dorothy Lane, which will be namedPrugh Woods Drive. A multi‐use pedestrian/bicyclepathway will be constructed along Prugh Woods Drivewith a connection to Westcott Drive.
Click here for more information regarding this project.
KETTERING SUPPORTS PRESCHOOL PROMISE
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September 17 Click here to learn more.
POKEMONGO SAFETY
We love seeing so manypeople of all ages out inour parks playingPokemonGO! Pleaseremember to be safe andkeep your eyes upespecially around roads,ponds and fountains.Never play while driving.Please respect privateproperty and rememberthat our parks are closedfrom dusk to dawn. Beingon private property or in apark after hours isprohibited.
EMERGENCY ALERTS
Did you know that inaddition to our City ofKettering Facebook pageand Twitter posts the Cityof Kettering uses a systemcalled Code Red to notifyour residents ofemergency incidents andcritical community alerts? Please take a moment toenroll by clicking here.
CITY LAUNCHES ACCESS KETTERING
Click here to learn more.
UPCOMING KETTERGREEN EVENTS
The City of Kettering is committed to working locally toimprove the social, economical and environmental wellbeing of our community. As part of this commitment,
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PRCA SUMMERACTIVITIES GUIDE
Click here to view the newPRCA Summer ActivitiesGuide online.
QUICK LINKS
Contact Kettering MayorDonald E. Patterson
Contact Kettering CityCouncil Report a PropertyMaintenance Concern Learn More About JobOpportunities at the Cityof Kettering Visit City of KetteringFacebook Page
the City has formed KetterGreen, a committee thathelps promote and organize environmental eventswithin the City facilities as well as the community.
To learn more about KetterGreen click here.
Household Hazardous Waste Drop Off Saturday July 16, 2016 9:00 am to noon at theMontgomery County Solid Waste District, Encrete Drive.
Shredding Day September 17, 2016 9:00 am to noon at theGovernment Center parking lot, 3600 Shroyer Road.
ART ON THE COMMONS CELEBRATES 28 YEARS
Rosewood Arts Centre is pleased to announce Art on theCommons, one of the Dayton area's most popular finearts festivals, is back for its 28th year at Kettering'sLincoln Park Civic Commons. Scheduled for Sunday,August 14, from 11 am until 5 pm, Art on the Commonsfeatures fine arts and crafts by over 90 talented artistsfrom throughout the United States.
Live entertainment, featuring renowned local band,Puzzle of Light and The Burundian Royal CourtDrummers, as well as plenty of interactive art activitiesare scheduled throughout the day.
Concessions include Fraze Pavilion's Ernie's; the coolingtreats of Sweet P's Handcrafted Ice Pops; Kona Ice; thechef‐prepared cuisine of Harvest Mobile; desserts by GoCupcake and delicious Greek food by BJ Events.
For additional information about Art on the Commons,call Rosewood Arts Centre at (937) 296‐0294 or visitplaykettering.org/aotc.
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JULY IS PARKS AND RECREATION MONTH
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