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MARCH 2017
The City News
City of Atlantis 260 Orange Tree Drive
Atlantis, FL 33462
THE MAYOR’S CORNER
The City News www.atlantisfl.gov
Mayor’s Corner 1
City Manager’s Notes 2
City Council News 4
Police Department 3
Community Activities 15
Inside this issue:
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Dear Residents,
Council news – There will not be an
election for this year for the Atlantis
City Council, as Aaron Rinker (Group
2 seat) and Michael LaCoursiere
(Group 4 seat) chose to run again
and were unopposed. On behalf of
the council and the city I congratulate
them and look forward to continuing
to work with them in the future. I
encourage you to reach out to the
council with any concerns, needs or
even offering how you may help your
city by volunteering for open positions
available. We have a great friendly
city staff who are always willing to
help with any concerns or needs you
may feel the city should or could help
you in accomplishing. Please do not
hesitate to give them a call. Resi-
dents are always welcome at the
council meetings to speak about any
concerns but a call to city hall could
get things taken care of long before
the meeting may take place. The
next council meeting will be on
Wednesday March 15th 2017.
I have had several calls and emails
over the past few months in regards
to the larger helicopter traffic experi-
enced at the Lantana Airport.
I am pleased to report that due to
efforts from our City Staff and
Council, this new operator has nego-
tiated with the airport and they have
agreed to let them out of their lease
at the end of February. So for now
this operator will not be operating out
of this airport. As I have stated in past
news-letters, there is a voluntary
noise abatement plan in place for the
area surrounding the airport, but the
word “voluntary” is the key. It is
sometimes difficult to determine the
difference between normal flight
situations and dangerous/reckless
behavior from pilots. If you experi-
ence extraordinary noise or unusual
activity such as a helicopter hovering
over your home for an excessive
period you can report the activity to
the Noise Abatement office for Lan-
tana Airport : 561-683-0472. It is al-
ways helpful to get the call letters
listed on the aircraft whenever possi-
ble.
Spring Fling is April 8th 2017 and
approaching rapidly so look for the
details within this newsletter. Please
sign up and get your tickets early. I
look forward to seeing you all there.
Serving proudly,
Mayor David Kintz
Next Council Meeting
Wednesday
March 15, 2017 7 pm
Spring Fling
Details Inside!
See pages 2,
6 , 7, 8
March 12
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Manager's Notes March 2017
We all try to be good consumers. Regardless of whether you are buying groceries, insurance or making improvements to your home, it pays to do your due diligence as far as price, quality, and other fac-tors to find the product or service that meets your needs.
From time to time we are made aware that some entity sends a mailing to sell insurance on the homeowner’s water and/or sewer lines. Before purchasing separate insurance for these items, check with your insurance agent to see what is already covered under your homeowner’s policy. We largely feel these separate policies are unnecessary. The homeowner is responsible for the lines on their property. Our point of connection for the water is the water meter. Everything on the house side of the meter belongs to the property owner. For the sewer service, the point of connection is the Y connection to our line. This icon-nection is underground and can be found if investigation is warranted. Yes, water and sewer line breaks happen, and yes sometimes plumbing bills can be expensive. These things happen infrequently. Before buying separate insurance assess your personal situation. It may be that you have sufficient household emergency funds to handle this type of thing, otherwise check with your insurance agent and do your due diligence.
Another area where due diligence is essential is the area of home improvements. When you are planning your project, will the result be in keeping with the aesthetics of the community? If you are making your purchase from one of the big box hardware stores, the store sells the product and assigns a contractor for you to do the installation. Some of the contractors who find their way to our building department in this manner do not know what is expected in Atlantis. Before you enter into a contract, check out the contrac-tor. Ask him for references. Make sure you know who you are working with. Make sure your contractor and all the subcontractors on the job are fully licensed and insured. If you live in a condo or villa associa-tion, the association must approve all exterior alterations before a permit is issued. Check with your asso-ciation to make sure what you want to do will be approved by them before you sign a contract. The city is also happy to do a courtesy review of your project before you sign a contract. Even with the due diligence construction projects can be a headache. A little leg work in the beginning will assist in providing a better outcome.
And now on to the fun things. See page 6, 7 and 8 for details on Spring Fling. We are planning an action-packed day. We hope you will join the fun.
As always, you know where to find me… Stop in and see me at City Hall, call 561-965-1744 or by email at
Mo Thornton, City Manager
Thank you to our “Friends of the City” We’d like to acknowledge those residents and business associates who have contributed to Spring Fling 2017. We’ll keep the list current; please see page 8 for information about how to add your name to the list. Thank you!
Nancy Rugus Marcel and Alison Arrouet Yorktowne Villas Mary Murachanian Carolyn and John Schwan Joyce Kjellgren Judy Wilkinson and Guy Motzer Lew and Drue Weinstein
Pat and Ray Matulis The Van Hoeven Family Audrey Halperin Tom and Linda Shea Cathy and Steve Moore Roberta “Mickie” Daisley Sandra Thompson Bill and Faye Wortman
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POLICE DEPARTMENT NEWS Chief Robert G. Mangold
Community Safety through Community Awareness and Involvement:
The police department has recently received several complaints regarding
leash law violations. Per Ordinance 385 Section 3-20 states the following:
(a) No owner or keeper of any dog, cat or other animal shall permit such animal to run at large. Additionally, no owner or keeper of any dog, cat or other animal shall allow such animal to walk on a leash exceeding six feet in length. Any animal running at large is hereby declared by the city council to be a public nuisance
Complaints have centered on retractable leashes and incidents where dogs have either been on leashes longer than six feet, or managed to accidently extend the length thereby frightening other residents and creating a potential for injury. The police department recommends pet owners refrain from using retractable leashes, and not to use a leash longer than six feet.
SGT. BRUCE HOFFMAN, CERTIFIED CRIME PREVENTION PRACTITIONER, IS AVAILABLE FOR
HOME AND BUSINESS CRIME PREVENTION SURVEYS; PLEASE CALL 965-1700 TO MAKE AN
APPOINTMENT.
CRIME REPORT January 2017
Major Crimes Residential Commercial
Battery 0 3
Burglary (Structures/Vehicles) 0 1
Theft (Grand & Petit) 1 1
Vehicle Theft 0 0
Robbery 0 0
Residential Crime Location: 200 block, Gleneagles
Dr.
TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT January 2017 Traffic Stops 83
Traffic Citations 37
Traffic Warnings 46
Parking Citations 2
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Atlantis Literary Society
On February 15th we enjoyed a very interesting discussion of "Thomas Jefferson and the Tripoli Pirates" by Brian Kilmeade and Don Yaeger. This book tells of a war that we almost never hear about, where the new nation of the United States of America is at war with the sea-going pirates of Tripoli who were hijacking American trade ships, taking their cargos and holding their crews for ran-som or enslaving them. The book tells how America, who had few ships and a small newly estab-lished Navy successfully dealt with the situation. Joan Beach led our discussion and showed us a picture of hers which showed a castle such as the Tripoli rulers in Jefferson’s day had. She also brought with her a map of the area so we could get a better idea of the distances traveled by the small ships of that time and a sample of sand from the Sahara desert.
On March 15th meeting we will be reading "Dead Wake" by Erik Larson. This book tells the story of the sinking of the new luxury liner, the Lusitania, by the Germans during World War I. Lynn Dek-ker will be leading our discussion. Please come join in on our discussion of this book. We will also receive our ballot to vote for the books we will be discussing next season. Please join us at 9:30 in the Ladies Card Room at The Lost City Club (formerly the Atlantis Golf Club) for a continental breakfast and our discussion of "Dead Wake." The cost is $9.00. Club members can put the charge on their club account. Others are able to pay when they check in. Please sign up in the La-dies’ locker room at the club, or call Pat Clem (966-7600) if you are planning to be there. We hope to see you.
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City News
The Local Planning Agency Meeting began
at 7:00 p.m. on February 15th.
The consideration of Ordinance 442 passed
3-0. The consideration of Ordinance 443 passed 4-
0.
The Council Meeting began immediately fol-
lowing the LPA hearing.
Ordinance 441 passed 4-0 on final reading.
This enacts a six-month moratorium on medical
marijuana dispensaries. This will give Atlantis the
opportunity to pass the proper laws to as to protect
our municipality from unscrupulous dealers.
Ordinance 442 passed 3-0. This adopts an
amendment to the Comprehensive Development
Plan pursuant to a privately initiated application.
This designates three parcels comprising 6.42 +/-
acres and informally known as the JFK Medical
Center Medical Office Buildings as “institutional.”
Passing 4-0 on first reading, Ordinance 443
will amend the Comprehensive Plan adopting the
Water Supply Plan. This plan is updated every 10
years.
Resolution 17-04 authorizes the Mayor to
sign an agreement with Zambelli Fireworks for
“Spring Fling” at a cost of $11,000.00, the same
price as last year.
Also passing 4-0, Resolution 17-05 author-
izes the Mayor to sign an agreement with the Palm
Beach County School Board for coordination plan-
ning.
At the City Manager’s request, Council voted
4-0 to support the nomination of Kenneth Schenck
to serve on the Palm Beach County League of Cit-
ies’ Infrastructure Surtax Committee. The Manager
also announced that she has scheduled ethics train-
ing for Council and all of the City’s Board Members
to take place on April 12th at the Atlantis Country
Club.
The Manager has applied for reimbursement
from FEMA for $20,000 for expenses due to the im-
pact of Hurricane Matthew. She also congratulated
Council Members Aaron Rinker and Michael La
Coursiere on their unopposed Council race victories.
William Mitchell
(official minutes available at www.atlantisfl.gov)
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Spring Fling 2017!
Saturday, April 8 Plan to be part of our 8th Annual Spring Fling---fun for the whole
family! All residents are welcome!
10:00 am – 1:00 pm Garden tour begins @ Sunset Park
3:00 pm – 7:30 pm Art Sale & Show @ Atlantis Country Club Palm Room
1:45 pm -- 4:00 pm Tennis Tournament @ Sunset Park ($15 pp)* 3:00 pm Patio Bar opens @ Atlantis Country Club
3:00 pm Wristbands & Atlantis souvenirs on sale @ Atlantis Country Club
3:00 pm -- 6:00 pm Car Show @ Atlantis Country Club
3:00 pm -- 8:00 pm Ice Skating & Kids Games @ Atlantis Country Club
5:30 pm – 7:30 pm Buffet Dinner and Music by Valerie @ Atlantis Country Club
8:00 pm Fireworks by Zambelli @ Atlantis Country Club
8:15 pm Head back to the Clubhouse for the Patio Party!
*See page 7 for additional information.
We need some volunteers for the day! Please call Mo Thornton (965-1744) or e-mail her at
[email protected] if you’d like to help with the garden tour, skating rink, selling wrist-
bands & souvenirs, or setting up tables. Thanks!
Everyone must purchase a wristband to participate in all events during the day and evening. Each wristband is $12, kids 3 and under are free. Pick up your wristbands at City Hall starting on Monday, March 6, and then outside Council Chambers on Monday-Wednesday, April 3-5 from 9 am – 1 pm, and Thursday & Friday, April 6-7 from 10 am – 4:30 pm. Wristbands will be $15 each on the
day of the event.
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Spring Fling Tennis! Eighth Annual Round Robin Tennis
Tournament
When: Saturday, April 8, 2017 from 1:45 pm – 4:00 pm
Where: Sunset Park Tennis Courts (near Military Trail exit)
Who: Adults and experienced players over 16 years of age (3.5 &
up)
Cost: $ 15.00 per person (wristbands not included this year)
Includes: Refreshments, prizes and goody bags
To register: Call Judy Wilkinson @ 561-685-6861
Bring your family and friends!
Look forward to seeing you there!
Second Annual Senior Tennis Tournament
Players in the Senior League, who play Monday and Friday mornings at the Sunset Park tennis courts, will be part of Spring Fling again this year. Because we can’t ac-commodate 2 tournaments on Saturday, the Seniors will play a tournament on Friday,
April 7 at 9:00 AM.
The cost will be $15 per player (entry fee does not include admission to other Spring Fling Events), and includes refreshments and gift bags. Prizes will be awarded, and
we’ll publicize the results in May.
If you are interested in playing in the tournament, please contact Carol Johnson (309-
269-3344) or Rob De Cesare (561-315-0880).
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Our 8th annual Spring Fling is scheduled for Saturday, April 8. Selling “tickets” (wristbands) to our residents at a cost of $12 per person will cover some of the cost of food, games and entertainment, including those fabulous fireworks. But that won’t do it all. We are inviting our residents and friends to meet the “Spring Fling Challenge” by making a tax-deductible contribution so that we can have another fun-filled day. Sponsorships can be shared with several residents or a group, e.g. condo association, tennis group. You can be a general sponsor, or target your contribution for a specific activity, like the fireworks, ice skating rink, or children’s games. We will recognize your gift with signage at “Spring Fling” and also in the City’s newsletter. We’ve already received several contributions—our “Friend of the City” list is printed on page 2. Please consider adding your name to the list. Thank you! If you are interested in becoming a “Friend of the City,” please send the form below to our City Manager, Mo Thornton. And if you have any questions, or would like additional information, you can call her at (965-1744) or send an e-mail to [email protected]. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
“Friend of the City” Contribution for Spring Fling 2017 I/we want to make a tax-deductible contribution for Spring Fling 2017.
Name:______________________________________________________________
Address:____________________________________________________________
Telephone:________________________________
Enclosed is a check made payable to the “City of Atlantis” in the amount of $100 $250 $500 $1000 Other __________
Or, please charge my credit card account in the amount of $ __________________:
Visa Master Card American Express Card #________________________________________ Expiration Date___________________
Name as it appears on card_____________________________________Zip Code____________ Signature______________________________________________________________________
I would like to designate this contribution for general expenses
or for a particular activity (please specify which one) ___________________________________________.
Be a “Friend of the City” and help us host Spring Fling!
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Dear Residents and Homeowners,
The City of Atlantis Board of Adjustment will conduct a public hearing on Wednesday, March 8,
2017 at 6:00 PM, or as soon thereafter as possible in the City Council Chambers located at 260
Orange Tree Drive, Atlantis, Florida
The Board of Adjustment will consider and render a final decision on the following requests:
Ordinance No. 444 and Master Development Plan: The City has received a privately
initiated request, which seeks to rezone four (4) parcels of real property located within the
corporate limits of the City from HD-Hospital District and PO-Professional Office District to HD-
PUD—Hospital District Planned Unit Development. Said real property consists of 26.82 + acres of
land, more or less, and is located at 5301 S. Congress Avenue, 5401 S. Congress Avenue 102,
5503 S. Congress Avenue 101, and 5507 S. Congress Avenue 110. The property is informally
known as the JFK Medical Center and the Medical Office Buildings.
Related documents will be available for inspection and copying in the Council Chambers at City
Hall. All interested parties may submit written or oral comments before or at the public hearing.
Paying Your Utility Bill Has Never Been Easier!! Option 1. We still take cash and checks!! Bring or mail your payment to City Hall 260 Orange Tree Drive, Atlantis Florida 33462. There is also a drop box in the rear parking lot at City Hall for drive up drop off of your payment.
Option 2. The City takes credit cards for the payment of the utilities bill and other city charges. In order to pay your bill via credit card, follow these simple steps: Go to our web site: Atlantisfl.gov Click on “Credit Card Payments” on the left menu bar Click on “Pay Utility Bills” Fill in required information on the form and submit, make sure you include your Utilities Service Address. You will receive an email confirmation. Option 3. Auto Draft Services- No postage, No late charges, No checks to write! The City of Atlantis Utilities provides customers with the convenience of Auto Pay for their Utility Bills. By providing us with your bank information, the City is able to automatically deduct your utilities payments from your account. You may sign up for this service at any time.
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Atlantis Country Club www.AtlantisCountryClub.com
190 Atlantis Blvd. • Atlantis, FL 33462
Golf: 561.968.1300 • Dine: 561.965.5788
Open Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays
Stop by and meet our new chef John Broz! Dining Room: Open Thursday, Friday and Saturday Evenings at 5 p.m. for dinner.
Thursday Special: Roast Turkey Friday Special: Fish and Chips
Saturday Special: Prime Rib Lounge: Open Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 2 p.m. for a light bar menu.
Live Entertainment on Thursday evenings & Happy Hour - 2 for 1 drinks
Snack Bar Hours: Open daily for breakfast and lunch—7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Serving the best breakfasts, lunches and snacks 7 days a week.
Special Events:
Friday, March 3 • Back by Popular Demand
Across the Universe Beatles Tribute Band Dinner Show
6 p.m. dinner • 7:30 p.m. show • $50 per person
Saturday, March 11 • Irish Night
Traditional Irish Fare
Music by O’Neills, direct from Dublin, Ireland
.Live Entertainment by Fred Ferrese’s Trace Avenue on the Patio under the stars!
Friday, March 17 • 6 to 9 p.m. Special Patio Menu
Whether you’re having a wedding reception or celebrating a graduation, a family reunion, a re-
hearsal dinner, or any other type of celebration or business event, we know how to do it right!
Open Year Round for your Special Events!
Reservations and Information: 561-965-5788
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Atlantis Country Club
www.atlantiscountryclub.com
190 Atlantis Blvd. • Atlantis, FL 33462
Golf: 561.968.1300 • Dine: 561.965.5788
Fun to be Green Nine & Dine Event
Saturday, March 11 • 4 p.m. Start Time Irish Night in the Dining Room with traditional Irish fare. Music will be provided by
the O'Neill's direct from Dublin, Ireland.
For more information, call the dining room at 561-965-5788.
Three Affordable Golf Membership Options
Option No. 1: Annual Golf Membership $1,500. plus tax*
Includes all green fees for one year for one person.Plus $25. cart fee per round additional* Atlantis resi-
dent annual golf cart trail fee (per person) $1,500.00 plus tax for personal golf carts only with option No. 1
Option No. 2: All-Inclusive Annual Golf Membership $4,500.
plus tax.
Includes all green fees and cart fees for one year for one person.
Option No. 3: All-Inclusive Annual Family Golf Membership
$6,500. plus tax
Includes all green fees and cart fees for one year for member and spouse.
All Three Options Include: Complimentary range balls, 20 percent discount on select non-sale merchan-
dise in the golf shop, special guest fees for family and friends, advanced tee times and a USGA handicap
index.Annual membership period runs from November through October.
Treat yourself to a Golf Lesson at Atlantis Country Club!
PGA Professionals Todd Leckrone, Dan Larkin, Jamie Wierenga and former LPGA member Julie Kintz
have more than 75 years of combined teaching experience.
Treat yourself to better golf!
561-968-1300
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CHRISTMAS TREE BONFIRE!
January 15 2017
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ALL AMERICAN TEAM TENNIS: Youth Team Ten-
nis. For more information contact Coach Ken at 578-
9914. Meets in Atlantis.
ART CLASSES: Water Media Wednesdays 1-4 p.m.
Contact Maureen Cleary at 351-7748 email
CHESS CLUB: Meets every Monday night at 7:00
pm. Call John Schwan at 315-783-6873.
COMPUTER HELP: Need computer help or lessons?
Call Coleman Kintz at 601-1961 or
FLUTE LESSONS: Private flute lessons for students
all levels, through High School. Contact Cliff Fritts at
561-969-2296 or 316-619-5935.
GREAT BOOKS CLUB meets monthly. Information:
Dr. Bennett Miller 968-2675
GUITAR LESSONS: All styles, all ages welcome. Contact Diane Levine at 561-267-7921.
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY Get involved: Donate to 561-253-2290, volunteer at www.habitatpbc.org
JEWELRY CLASS: Tuesdays & Fridays 7-9 pm. Contact Marie Claude Green at 736-5609, 271-8967 or [email protected]
LANTANA ROAD BRANCH LIBRARY : Offering book and film discussions groups. Contact Susan Kelly at 304-4500.
LITERARY SOCIETY: The Atlantis Literary Society supports the Library in Lantana by collecting donated books to that library. Contact Pat Clem at 966-7600 x 101
MAHJONG & CANASTA Looking for players. Contact Carol DeBear: 914-450-9182 [email protected]
OIL & ACRYLIC PAINTING Contact Nancy Tilles 561.889.1010 or email [email protected]
PERFORMING TAP DANCE GROUP Practice held 2-4 pm Tuesdays at the Atlantis Recreation Bldg. Let’s Dance! Call Trela White at 561-346-3294
REPUBLICAN CLUB OF CENTRAL PBC: Meets the first Thursday of each month at 6:15 p.m. at the Atlantis Country Club. Contact George Blumel at 561-543-4971.
THE ROTARY CLUB OF LAKE WORTH : Meets
Wednesdays at noon for lunch for fellowship and
guest speakers. Contact Peggy Vrane 868-5807
Richard Beiter 965-4282 or Ron Leeds 969-9600.
SENIOR TENNIS: Mondays and Fridays from 9-11am
at Sunset Park. Contact Rob DeCesare at 315-0880.
TEEN PROJECT LINUS: Calling all teens interested
in making quilts for children in need. 2nd Sundays.
Contact Abigail at 964-3114 or 512-5536.
TENNIS CLASSES: Contact Coach Sherwin
Anderson USPTA PRO at 561-588-4557.
YOGA BY JOAN at Kintz Park. Contact Joan: 561-
767-6339/[email protected]
WELCOME NEW RESIDENTS: OUR CONDOLENCES ON THE DEATHS OF:
Richard Britt
Joe & Susan Campbell
James Capodanno
Tamar Sharon
Christina Shipp
Joan Bennett
Dr. Arthur MacMenomay
Roger Medema
Charlotte Morgan
Colin P. ‘Ty’ Tynan
Ellen Ruth Whitaker
Doris Wykoff
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IMPORTANT TELEPHONE NUMBERS:
EMERGENCY (Fire, Police, Ambulance) 911
Police and Fire (Non Emergency) 561-965-1700
J F K Medical Center 561-965-7300
Atlantis City Hall 561-965-1744
Building Department 561-965-1796
Police (Administration) 561-965-1711
Utilities Department 561-965-1744
Garbage Collection 561-965-2627
Atlantis Country Club 561-965-7700
Atlantis Golf Club 561-966-7600
Atlantis Realty 561-965-7900
KINTZ PARK SPLASH PAD HOURS:
Monday through Thursday 11 am to 6 pm
Friday, Saturday, Sunday 11 am to 8 pm
· During periods of heavy rain, the splash pad hours may be suspended.
* Kintz Park will be closed periodically for maintenance.
GARBAGE INFORMATION:
BACKDOOR PICKUP
MONDAY – HOUSEHOLD GARBAGE
THURSDAY – HOUSEHOLD GARBAGE &
RECYCLE
CURBSIDE PICKUP
MONDAY ONLY – YARD WASTE AND BULK
ITEMS
Please place all material for collection BEFORE 7:00
am on the day of service. Curbside items may only be
placed at the curb after 5:00 pm on the day before collec-
tion. *Exception, on the first Sunday of each month items
may be placed at the curb after noon for Monday pickup.
Please use your underground containers. Liners may
be obtained at Ace Hardware. Recycle containers may be
obtained at City Hall. For repairs and replacement contact
Jim Shelhamer at 561-718-8207.
Landscape debris generated by a paid landscape mainte-
nance company must be removed on the day of generation
by the maintenance company. (City of Atlantis Code of Or-
dinances 8.3-9) Questions, Call City Hall at 965-1744.
