Fontenelle Hills, 1102 Country Club Court, Bellevue, NE 292-2500. 18-hole executive course, open to the public.

La Vista Falls, 84th St. and Park View Blvd, La Vista, NE, 402-339-9147, 402-895-2688. Nine-hole public course. 339-9147.

Papio Greens, 11050 South 66th Street, Papillion, NE, 402-331-4621. 9-hole family friendly course.

Platteview Country Club, 4215 Platteview Road, Bellevue, NE 291-5927. 18-hole course, private.

Tara Hills, 1410 Western Hills Drive, Papillion, NE, 402-592-7550. 18-hole public course.

Tiburon, 10302 South 168th Street, Omaha, NE. 27-hole public course with driving range.

Tregaron, 13909 Glen Gary Circle, Bellevue, NE, 402-292-9300. 18-hole public course.

Warrior Nine, Offutt Air Force Base. Nine-hole course, reserved for military.

Willow Lakes, 25th St. and Hruska Blvd, Bellevue, NE, 402-292-1680. 18-hole course with driving range.

Bellevue Plaza, Harlan Drive and Hillcrest Avenue: No Frills Supermarket, Big Lots, strip mall.

Cornhusker Plaza, 25th Street and Cornhusker Road: D.J.’s Dugout sports bar, other retail stores.

Galvin Road, Harvell Drive to Mission Avenue: stores and dining.

Harrison Square, Harrison Street and 36th Street: Walgreen Drug Store, Dollar General.

Menards home improvement store, 23rd Street and Cornhusker Road, along with numerous restaurants and motel in vicinity.

Olde Towne business district, Mission Avenue: Many specialty stores serving a wide variety of needs.

Southern View, 21st Street and Cornhusker Road: Strip mall and restaurants.

Southroads Mall, 1001 Fort Crook Road N. Numerous stores, food court. Sears is located directly across the street.

Twin Creek Shopping Center, 36th Street and Highway 370. Albertson’s Supermarket, Target, plus other shops and restaurants.

Wolf Creek Shopping Center, Cornhusker Road and 15th Street. Wal-Mart Super Center, Michael’s arts and crafts store, Gordman’s and numerous restaurants.

The City of Bellevue’s annual fall cleanup will be held Oct. 17 and 24. The three Street department shop areas – 29th and Hancock; 12805 S. Ninth St. and the old landfill near 8902 Cedar Island Road – will be open from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on both days.

Residents may drop off the following items:

• Household furniture

• Lawn furniture

• Storm doors and windows

• Major appliances

• Broken toys, bicycles, wagons, etc.

• Bed springs and mattresses

• Construction material

• Automotive part
• Propane tanks

• Tires

Haworth Park will be open both days from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. to accept trees and brush. The city requires all trees and brush to be hauled directly to the Haworth Park/Marina area for disposal.

The following items will not be accepted at the shops:

• Trees and brush

• Computer hardware

• Leaves and yard wastes (special pickup weekly)

• Automotive oil (can be recycled on regular garbage day)

• Paint and hazardous wastes (go to www.underthesink.org for hazardous waste collection facilities)

Residents will be directed to unload solid waste directly into a Papillion Sanitation compactor truck or near a roll-off container.

All other items will need to be separated: Appliances, metal and batteries (automotive, flashlight); Propane tanks; Concrete and masonry products

All residents are asked not to bring items that can be bagged and left curbside for normal weekly pickup.

All children must remain in vehicles at dump areas. The city’s contractor has salvage rights to all materials brought to the sites. No salvaging will be allowed by private parties.

The cleanup is for Bellevue residents only who pay their trash fee on the M.U.D. bill. Everyone must bring the previous month’s M.U.D. bill to prove residency.

Cleanup is restricted to residential items only. Commercial and business items will not be accepted.

No vehicles larger than pickup trucks will be permitted unless prior arrangements are made.

Senior citizens and disabled individuals who meet low income guidelines can make arrangements to have items picked up Oct. 19 by calling 293-3019 by noon Oct. 16.

Any other questions can be referred to the street department at 293-3126.

A food donation to the Bellevue Food Pantry is requested with each load.

Papillion Sanitation also provides a recycling program for glass, newspaper and plastic products, cardboard, phone books, junk mail and yard waste.

To determine your service area, call MUD at 554-6666 or Aquila at 1-800-303-0752.

For emergencies, call MUD at 554-7777 or Aquila at 1-800-303-0357.

MUD is the contractor for water service in Bellevue. For information, call 554-6666.

]]> http://www.sarpyfyi.com/?feed=rss2&p=55 0 http://www.sarpyfyi.com/?p=553 http://www.sarpyfyi.com/?p=553#comments Thu, 18 Dec 2008 21:09:00 +0000 admin http://www.omahanewsstandextra.com/bellevue/?p=53 Sarpy County is served by the Omaha Public Power District. OPPD has a customer service center in Bellevue at 1103 Galvin Road.

For persons wanting to order services off or on for existing services, call 536-4131. For persons wanting to order service for new construction, call 536-4155.

To report interruption of service, downed power lines or street lights out, call 554-OPPD (554-6773).

For bill information, call 536-4131. OPPD’s main number is 536-4131. The Web site is www.oppd.com.

Baldwin Field, Galvin Road and Ludwig Drive. 12 acres, American Legion diamond (lighted), two Little League diamonds (one lighted).

Copper Creek Park, 5021 Copper Creek Drive. .75 acres, playground equipment.

Don Roddy Field Sports Complex, Lincoln Road and Harvell Drive. 21 acres, four tennis courts, soccer field, lighted American Legion baseball field.

Everett Park, Betz Road and Victoria Ave. 23 acres, playground equipment, picnic table, grills, soccer field, softball field, two tennis courts, walking/jogging trail.

Faulkland Heights Park, 8700 S. 48th St. Over nine acres, playground equipment, walking trail.

Freeman Park, Seventh St. and LeMay Drive. Two acres, playground equipment.

Gemini Park, 24th Ave. and Clay St. Three acres, open play area, picnic tables, playground equipment.

Gilder Park, 38th St. and Chandler Road W. Five acres, open play area, picnic tables, playground equipment, shelter, ballfield.

Glenmorrie Park, 50th and Edinburgh streets. Two acres, playground equipment.

Golden Hills Park, Golden Blvd. and 35th St. Four acres, playground equipment, basketball court, jogging trail.

Goldenrod Park, 41st St. and Patricia Lane. Five acres, playground equipment, tennis court.

Hastings Banner Park, 53rd and Virginia streets. 20 acres. Green space, to be developed with athletic fields, playground and other amenities.

Haworth Park, 210 W. Mission Ave. 153 acres, concession stand, public boat launch and 200-slip marina, ice skating, campground, lake, picnic tables, grills, shelters, playground equipment, restrooms, three soccer fields, two tennis courts (lighted), two softball diamonds (lighted).

Heber Park, Englewood Drive and Garden Ave. Picnic tables, shelter, playground equipment.

Jerry Gilbert Park, 29th Ave. and Jackson St. 10 acres, swimming pool, playground equipment, picnic tables.

Jewell Park, Main St. and Combs Road. Nature trails, picnic tables, shelter and playground equipment.

Leawood Oaks II Park, Leawood Drive and 26th St. Five acres, play area.

Mason Park, Logan Ave. and Harvell Drive. 1/2 acre, playground equipment.

McCann Park, Marian and Harrington avenues. Open play area, two softball diamonds, two tennis courts (lighted).

North Field/College Heights, Bluff St. and MMK Drive. Little League diamond.

Reed Community Center, 1200 Lord Blvd. 10 acres, recreation office, year-round activities.

Sorensen Park, 10th and Sidney streets. Five acres, playground equipment, two tennis courts, swimming pool, basketball court.

Southern Oaks Park, Duane Ave. and Golden Blvd. Four acres, playground equipment.

Southwoods Park, Nebraska Street and Columbus Avenue. Four acres, playground equipment.

Swanson Park, 3102 Cornhusker Road. 53 acres, two ball diamonds, playground equipment, sand volleyball court, picnic shelter.

Thompson Park, 27th Ave. and Franklin St. Two acres, playground equipment, two lighted tennis courts.

Twin Ridge Park, Bryan and Greensboro avenues. Seven acres, playground equipment, picnic tables, playing field.

Washington Park, 20th Ave. and Franklin St. Two acres, gazebo, picnic tables, grills, bandstand, playground equipment.

GOLF
Fontenelle Hills, 1102 Country Club Court, 292-2500. 18-hole executive course, open to the public.

Platteview Country Club, 4215 Platteview Road, 291-5927. 18-hole course, private.

Tregaron Golf Course, 13909 Glen Gary Circle. 18-hole public course.

Warrior Nine, Offutt Air Force Base. Nine-hole course, reserved for military.

Willow Lakes, 25th St. and Hruska Blvd. 18-hole course. 292-1680

SWIMMING POOLS
Cascio Pool, 1500 Lawrence Lane.

Dowding Pool, 14th Ave. and Washington St.

Fontenelle Hills Pool, 701 Hackberry Court.

Gilbert Pool, 29th Ave. and Jackson St.

Sorensen Pool, Ninth and Sidney streets.

Sun Valley Pool, 52nd St. and Aspen Drive.

MISCELLANEOUS
Bellevue Keno, 3915 Harrison St. 934-5366.

Bellevue Little Theatre, 203 W. Mission Ave. 291-1554.

Bellevue Marina, 370 Payne Ave. 293-3122.

Bellevue Senior Center, 111 W. 22nd Ave. 293-3041.

Fontenelle Forest Nature Center and Katherine and Fred Buffett Forest Learning Center, 1111 Bellevue Blvd. N. Forest preserve offering 1,300 acres of hardwood forest and marshlands. Includes a one-mile equal-access boardwalk that ties in to 16 miles of footpaths. 731-3140.

Leopard Lanes, 601 Chateau Drive. 291-3033.

Twin Creek Cinema 16, 36th Street between Cornhusker Road and Nebraska Highway 370. 827-8946.

Fee in Bellevue is $5 for spayed or neutered cats or dogs, and $15 for intact cats and dogs.

The Nebraska Humane Society is at 8929 Fort St. in Omaha. Call 444-7800 for licensing information, to report report missing or abused animals.

The Web site is nehumanesociety.org.

Bellevue Little Theatre

Located in Olde Towne, the BLT is home to award-winning stage productions. The all-volunteer organization also sponsors educational programs in the technical and artistic venues of the performing arts for everyone in Bellevue, Sarpy County and metro area. 203 W. Mission Ave. Call 291-1554 or visit www.hometown.aol.com/bellelittle.

Fontenelle Forest

Katherine and Fred Buffett Learning Center

The Buffett Learning Center is a 26,000 square foot facility that features an education center, classrooms, visitors center, outdoor plaza and forest canopy. There is also a children’s amphitheater, the Sense of Place and Habitat Hollow exhibits. The Fontenelle Forest Nature Center is a green and peaceful wildlife sanctuary. There are 1,300 acres of hardwood forest and marshlands along the Missouri River. A one-mile equal access boardwalk links with 16 miles of other footpaths to provide a beautiful and restful retreat. 1111 Bellevue Blvd. N. Call 731-3140 or visit www.fontenelleforest.org.