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1. How do I hook up to City water or sewer services?

Property owners seeking to connect to City utilities like water or sanitary sewer should come in to the Engineering Counter, located in the old City Hall building at 321 S. Balsam, and fill out a Utility Service Request form for their address. City staff will determine where City utilities are located relative to your property, inform you of all development or reimbursement charges and fees associated with connecting, and walk you through the connection process. Connection fees are based on pipe and meter sizes requested, and other factors unique to your property. For additional information, see City utility connection

2. I got a red light camera ticket. How long is a yellow light cycle?

The timing of the yellow light cycle on a signal is based on site conditions and speed limits. Typically this duration is 3 to 4.5 seconds. This interval is consistent with the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD), the national standard published by the Federal Highway Administration that defines the standards for traffic control devices on all public streets and roads. This duration gives all motorists adequate warning for a red light so that their trip through the intersection is completed while it is safe to do so.

3. Where are City utilities located in relation to my property?

The short answer is this: come in to the Engineering Counter in the old City Hall building, 321 S. Balsam, and meet with one of our engineers. We would be happy to pull up our utility map and show you what City utility services are available near your property.

For utility locates prior to a digging project, call the One-Call Utility Notification Center at 1-800-424-5555, or enter your service request online. One call utility location (Call Before You Dig)