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POLICE BLOTTER
APPLE VALL Y
OCT. 7
Drug activity. An adult was arrested
for possession of marijuana and drug
paraphernalia on the 200 block of Elm
Drive.
OCT. 11
Assault. An adult was arrested for as-
saulting a police officer, obstructing
the legal process, DWI, underage al-
cohol consumption and no Minnesota
driver's license on the 900 block of Cor-
tland Avenue S.
BURNSVILLE
OCT. 9
Kidnapping. A 25 -year-old man was ar-
rested for kidnapping, false imprison-
ment, domestic assault and a predato-
ry offender registration violation.
OCT. 12
Invasion of privacy. A 31 -year-old St.
Louis Park man was arrested for inva-
sion of privacy.
OCT. 14
Disorderly conduct. A 21 -year-old
Farmington woman was arrested for
disorderly conduct on the 14600 block
of Portland Avenue S.
Drug activity. A 26 -year-old Burnsville
woman was arrested for possession
of marijuana in a motor vehicle on the
12600 block of Parkwood Drive.
Traffic violation. A 30 -year-old Owaton-
na, Minn., man was arrested for drop-
ping an object on a vehicle on the high-
way near the intersection of 1-35E and
Pilot Knob Road.
OCT. is
Weapons violation. A 47 -year-old
Burnsville man was arrested for pro-
hibited use of firearms and reckless
discharge of a firearm in a municipality
on the 12900 block of Nicollet Avenue S.
OCT. 17
DWI. A 29 -year-old Apple Valley man
was arrested for DWI, refusal to submit
to a chemical test on the 2900 block of
W. Hwy. 13.
OCT. 19
DWI. A 24 -year-old Owatonna, Minn.
man was arrested for DWI near the in-
tersection of Burnsville Parkway W.
and I -35W.
OCT. 20
Drug activity. A 27 -year-old Lakev-
ille man and 26 -year-old Farmington
man were arrested fort possession of
25 grams or more of narcotics and a
21 -year-old Apple Valley woman was
arrested for possession of marijuana
on the 12800 block of Frontage Road W.
EAGAN
OCT. is
Motor vehicle theft. A 2005 Toyota Co-
rolla was reported stolen on the 1700
block of Yankee Doodle Road.
OCT. 16
Warrant service. A woman was ar-
rested on Dakota, Hennepin and Scott
County warrants on the 4800 block of
Dodd Road.
OCT. 18
Burglary. Jewelry, credit cards and
cash were reported stolen during a
forced entry burglary on the 3700 block
of Blackhawk Ridge Place.
OCT. 20
Criminal property damage. An attempt
to steal a catalytic converter off a com-
pany vehicle resulted in $4,000 in dam-
age at Vaisala Inc., 1230 Eagan Indus-
trial Road.
OCT. 21
Robbery. A man was arrested for sim-
ple robbery and assault at Eagan Place
Apartments, 3500 Lexington Avenue.
LA EVILLE
OCT 11
Disorderly conduct. An adult was ar-
rested for disorderly conduct on the
20600 block of Holyoke Avenue.
Obstructing the legal process. An adult
was arrested for obstructing the legal
process on the 20500 block of Hamp-
shire Way.
ROSEMOUNT
OCT. 13
Drug activity. A 20 -year-old Rosemount
man was arrested for possession of a
marijuana and drug paraphernalia in a
motor vehicle near the intersection of
W. 150th Street and Cimarron Avenue.
OCT. 14
Underage alcohol possession. A
15 -year-old Apple Valley girl was ar-
rested for possession of alcohol on
school grounds at Rosemount High
School, 3335 W. 142nd Street.
An arrest or citation means that po-
lice suspect a crime has occurred; al-
legations still must go before a judge.
Items are from reports made to police
and are not a full picture of crime.
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TOWN BRIEFS
City of Eagan
In honor of the 100th birthday of Eagan's 1914 Town Hall, local artist Larry Landis painted a commemorative oil painting titled "Old Eagan Town Hall." He has
donated the original to the Eagan Historical Society.
Prints sold to aid Eagistorical Society
Limited -edition prints commemo-
rating the 100th anniversary of Eagan's
Old Town Hall are being offered for
sale as a benefit to the city's Histori-
cal Society.
The building went up in 1914. For
the anniversary, artist Larry Landis
created an oil painting, "Old Eagan
Town Hall."
The original went to the Eagan
Historical Society. Through the end
of the year, prints in two forms are
being sold:
• 200 numbered prints on canvas
at $120 each; and
• Paper prints for $35.
Prints can be purchased at the
administration/finance counter at
City Hall, 3830 Pilot Knob Road, or
by calling 651-675-5038.
LAKEVILLE
Documents are out
on massive project
An environmental assessment is
out for public inspection on a huge
proposed subdivision in Lakeville.
It's called Avonlea, and it's a Mattamy
Homes development.
The residential subdivision would
cover about 470 acres of farmland on
Cedar Avenue. It would contain 832
single-family lots and 249 multifam-
ily lots.
In addition, there would be about
170 acres of open space, including
"greenway corridors, parks, trails, wet-
lands, and stormwater basins," accord-
ing to city officials.
The documents can be examined
at City Hall, 20195 Holyoke Av.; at the
library, 20085 Heritage Dr., or online
at wwwlakevWemn.gov.
Reactions are being invited until
Nov 26.
EAGAN, BURNSVILLE,
APPLE VALLEY
Drop those pumpkins off
the day after Halloween
There's a free drop-off day for
pumpkins next weekend at Dakota
Valley Recycling, allowing for a
greener post -Halloween.
Residents of the three cities served
by the agency can bring pumpkins to
the Eagan Community Center.
The event is on Saturday, Nov 1,
from 9 a.m. to noon at the commu-
nity center parking lot. Kids who come
along will get a treat.
Pumpkins will later be brought to
an organics recycling facility to be
composted.
Candle wax must be removed
and painted pumpkins will not be
accepted.
Head for the southwest parking lot
at 1501 Central Parkway, Eagan.
DAKOTA COUNTY
New hours set
at Recycling Zone
The Recycling Zone in Dakota
County has new business hours.
The 20 -year-old facility takes recy-
clables, electronics and household
hazardous waste.
Here are the new hours:
• Closed Sunday to Tuesday.
• Open Wednesday, 9 a.m. - 8 p.m.;
Thursday, noon - 8 p.m.; Friday 9 a.m.
- 5 p.m.; Saturday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Materials accepted include bat-
teries, cartons, fluorescent bulbs and
small household electronics.
The Recycling Zone is located off
Highway 149 between Yankee Doodle
Road and Hwy. 55 in Eagan, at 3365
Dodd Road.
Visit www.dakotacounty.us to learn
more.
Free help for those
facing foreclosure
Free help is available in Dakota
County for folks facing possible or
impending foreclosure.
The help comes via the Dakota
County Community Development
Agency's Mortgage Foreclosure Coun-
seling Program.
Counselors are seeking people wor-
ried about a next house payment, those
who have already missed a payment,
or those who are thinking about walk-
ing away from a home.
Homeowners work one-on-one
with the trained homeownership
specialists to determine possible solu-
tions. Call 651-675-4555 for a consulta-
tion.
Gift cards for helping
complete survey
Dakota County residents willing
to complete an online survey of com-
munity needs can win a Visa gift card.
The county's Community Develop-
ment Agency is gathering views from
residents, service providers, nonprof-
its and businesses as it creates a Con-
solidated Plan.
The plan is a five-year planning
document that:
• Identifies housing needs and
problems;
• Analyzes market conditions and
resources; and
• Sets spending priorities.
Citizen and community input is
being gathered at www dakotacda.org,
where there's a survey online.
People completing it by Wednes-
day, Oct. 29, will be entered to win one
of three Visa gift cards.
The finished plan goes to the fed-
eral government and helps influence
the distribution of funds to benefit
low- to moderate -income households,
helps prevent or eliminate slums and
blight and helps address community
development needs.
ROSEMOUNT
`Super passes' offered
for public skating
The Rosemount Arena is conduct-
ing a "Super Pass Sale" for ice skating
and sharpening through the end of the
month.
Punches can be used for public
skate admission and skate sharpen-
ings. It's a $64 value, 16 -punch pass
for $35.
Passes are available in the Arena
Office. Checks should be made to
the city of Rosemount by Oct. 31. The
arena is located at 13885 S. Robert Trail.
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