Apple Valley Planning

Apple Valley Public Works Department, located in Apple Valley, Minn., is responsible for enforcing city ordinances, which regulates building permits and inspection, sewage treatment systems and manufactured housing. The department owns and operates Lebanon Cemetery of Apple Valley, which provides various cremation options. It has a natural resources division that administers forests, water resources, wildlife issues and yard wastes. The department's street division provides roadway and sidewalk maintenance, street sign design, snow plowing and removal, street sweeping and streetscape system upkeeping. The utilities division inspects and maintains the collection systems, sanitary lift stations and wastewater treatment plants. The environmental services division serves the sanitary sewer disposal needs.

The Burnsville City Council, composed of one Mayor and four elected City Council Members, operates under a staggered election system with terms lasting four years. This council is dedicated to serving the community and is involved in various city commissions and initiatives aimed at enhancing local development and services. Mayor Elizabeth Kautz, along with her fellow council members, engages with community organizations and regional agencies to promote economic growth and improve municipal effectiveness. The council's commitment to civic involvement is reflected in their participation in events and initiatives that strengthen the fabric of Burnsville. Generated from the website