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A-2 Front Wednesday, August 29, 2018 The Press-Dispatch Customer Notice CLOSURE ON MONDAYS To our valued customers and community, we are sorry to let you know that Mi Patio will no longer be open on Mondays starting September 2018. Due to ongoing family commitments of the owner, we are not able to open on Mondays for the foreseeable future. We shall still be open from 11am-9pm on Tuesday, Wednesdays, ursdays and Sundays; 11am-10pm on Fridays and Saturdays. We will open all day and will no longer be closed from 2pm-3:30pm. We are sorry for the inconvenience and thank you for your patronage! Bonifacio Cazares OWNER CHECK OUR FACEBOOK PAGE FOR DAILY SPECIALS TO COME! STUDY Continued from page 1 for their 10 percent match. Councilmen had their sec- ond reading of an ordinance setting a list of charges that will be assessed to residents if the town has to perform services on nuisance proper- ties. It states: A minimum fee of $ 300 for labor and equip- ment shall be charged for any work done by the Town to bring compliance with a vio- lated ordinance. A three per- cent administrative fee will be charged in addition to the hourly rate for equipment nec- essary to abate the nuisance." The updated schedule of fees per hour is: labor $ 35, chainsaw $20, fire truck $100, tractor $40, push mower $20, riding lawnmower $ 30, bush hog $40, backhoe $75, pick- up truck $ 30, 1-ton truck $50, 2-ton truck $75. Other charg- es were a $75 fee for every violation correction, land- fill charges at rate town is charged and $25 per gallon of weed killer. Any equipment which becomes broken or damage through normal use during the abatement process will be charged to the project at the actual repair or replace- ment cost of the equipment. This ordinance will require a third reading at the council's next meeting, which is sched- uled for 7 p.m. Monday, Sep- tember 10 at the Community Center. It will have to receive an approving vote of the coun- cil to be put into effect. In other business, Street Supervisor Dave Gayhart said the town would be installing an electrical line to their sew- er lagoon flow meter. He said they are currently battery powered, but the Indiana De- partment of Management wants them to be changed to have electrical service. Gay- hart said in the long run it will save the town time and money. He said they had to change the four batteries out about twice a year. Plus, ev- eryday they had to change and charge the batteries. Gayhart said they hoped to start filling potholes early next week. Councilmen also ap- proved paying the claims of $70,703.21. Charger Brigade to perform competition show Friday at halftime The Charger Brigade, directed by Chris Ashworth, will – weather-permitting – perform their show, "Journey to the Red Planet," during halftime of Friday night's home football game against Heritage Hills. Their first competition is scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 8, at Evansville Central. They are, first row, left to right: Andi Crume, Morgan Sallee, Kena Cannon, Kyla Cannon, Bianca Dent, Amber Wilkins, Trenadee Hatton, Jamie Salle, Ruby Sallee, Haven Roy, Felicity Kortea and Madyson Satterfield. Second row: Courtney Tepe, Jeremy Peer, Connor Bolin, Hannah Bush, Abbie Harrison, Amellia Bailey, Allie Harrison, Ci- ara Cruz, Ellie Pancake, Meredith Benson, Kasey Doerner, Sarah Fenwick, Alyx Powers and Mikayla Satterfield. Third row: Brody Musser, Nathaniel Melvin, Hunter Willis, Zeke Yon, Ethan Gentry, Evan McGuire, Luke Harris, Giovanni Wynn, Alex Edrington, Maggie McDonald, Reece Ballengee, Max Gosslee and Klayton Kixmiller. Not pictured: Sarah Lane, Jaiden Conder, Autumn Seals, Ashley Dulworth, Wyatt Dillon, Ariel Moade, Jayden Gordon, Caleb Cockerham, Ethan Huck and Bailey Clark. Ed Cahill photo EMAIL ������������classifieds@pressdispatch�net Email us your ad! Please include your name and phone number. We'll call you for your payment. CALL����������������������������������������� 812-354-8500 COME IN: ������������� 820 E� Poplar, Petersburg We Accept CASH or CHECK Get on the MAP! Each participant will receive a number that corresponds with your map location� Only those inside city limits will be shown on the map� DEADLINE: SEPT 10 AT 5 PM The Press Dispatch PIKE COUNTY'S NEWS NETWORK INSIDER Petersburg Y ard S ale CITY- WIDE 2018 Sept 15 Line ads start at just $4 for 20 words A traffic pattern shift for the ongoing project at the U.S. 41 and I-64 interchange in Haubstadt is scheduled for this week, according to the Indiana Department of Transportation. Beginning Thursday, Au- gust 30, the ramps leading onto I-64 will close as they switch between working in the passing lane to working in the driving lane of I-64 to replace the bridge deck spanning U.S. 41. All exit ramps and on-ramps will be open. This shift will require southbound U.S. 41 traffic going east onto I-64 to con- tinue south and make a legal U-turn at the traffic signal at U.S. 41 and Rusher Creek Road. Southbound U.S. 41 to Westbound I-64 will not be affected. Northbound U.S. 41 traf- fic looking to go west on I-64 will need to make a U-turn at the intersection of Coun- ty Road 1250 South. North- bound U.S. 41 to eastbound I-64 will not be affected. I-64 and US41 ramps to change