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4759 Lockner Drive, Urbandale, Iowa Home For Sale

Amber — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 19:55:26 +0000

Great street appeal! Stately home atop a hill on a large corner lot. Nice home – not the typical Des Moines two-story plan. Main floor includes large tile entry with access to formal living room and open staircase. French doors lead to a formal dining room, office or music room — you decide how it best suits your family. The oak kitchen has lovely tile flooring, center island and dinette. Stove, refrigerator, disposal and dishwasher remain with the home. The kitchen is open to the lovely family room featuring a fireplace and wall of built-ins. Upstairs are three nice sized bedrooms, including the Master Suite. The walk-out lower level is beautifully finished and offers a second family room, three-quarter bath, fourth bedroom and good storage space. Convenient location, wonderful neighborhood, Johnston School System, and priced to sell!

It’s all you need! Jacuzzi Tub & Johnston Schools!

Amber — Thu, 17 Feb 2011 04:39:42 +0000

4556 50th Street, Des Moines, Iowa

Wonderful two story home in the Johnston School District. With nearly 2000 square feet of finished space, you’ve got room to move! Kitchen boasts new counters and dining area, with sliding doors leading out to the deck and oversized backyard. The Master Suite includes a HUGE walk-in closet, Jacuzzi tub and separate shower. Finish in the lower level is perfect for a Family Room, office or playroom. Great location, close to shopping and entertainment.

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Where To Recycle Your Tree

Amber — Mon, 05 Jan 2009 02:59:52 +0000

The holidays are wrapping up…time to take down your tree. If it’s real, you’ll need to know how to dispose of it. Hope this helps:

Des Moines:

Beginning December 26, 2008, City of Des Moines Solid Waste crews will pick up and dispose of discarded holiday trees. Again this year, each tree must have a “Compost It!®” yard waste sticker attached to it prior to pickup. “Compost It!®” stickers are available at area Dahl’s and Hy-Vee stores.

The Public Works Department estimates that sanitation crews will pick up over 20,000 trees following this holiday season. The trees will be picked up on your regularly scheduled collection days. Residents are asked to remove all lights, ornaments, tinsel, plastic bags, and tree stands. The trees will be ground and turned into compost humus over the next several months.

For more information, email or call the Public Works Department’s 24-hour Customer Service Center at (515) 283-4950.

Source: http://www.dmgov.org/departments/pw/ctreepickup.htm

Waukee:

Waste Management shall provide labor and equipment for Christmas tree pickup on two days in January designated by the city. Typically, the first two Mondays in January.

Source: http://www.waukee.org/f_government/f8_publicworks/waste.asp

West Des Moines:

Christmas tree pickup will begin the week of December 31st and continue through the week of January 7th (the tree must have a Compost It! sticker).

Source: http://tinyurl.com/westdesmoines (Note…dates were for 2007. Call City of WDM for more info.)

Johnston:

There will be a special yard waste collection in January to pick up holiday greenery. Pickup will occur on residents’ normal trash collection day as follows:

January 5th (Monday trash collection)
January 6th (Tuesday trash collection)

Additional yard waste will also be collected. All normal yard waste collection rules apply:
- Items must be at the curb by 6:00 a.m.
- Regular yard waste requires a Compost It! bag or a brown ‘Kraft-style’ bag with a $1.00 Compost It! sticker attached.
- Christmas Trees require a $1.00 sticker (do not place trees in plastic bags).
- All wires/decorations must be removed from wreaths and other greenery.
- Tree debris must be securely bundled no longer than 48 inches and no wider than 18 inches in diameter with a ‘Compost It’ sticker attached. Individual pieces cannot exceed two inches in diameter.

Source: http://www.cityofjohnston.com/news/index.php?id=314

Urbandale:

The City typically collects collect Christmas trees in the two weeks following Christmas during the normal trash collection. Trees must be free of all ornamentation and tinsel, and should not be in a plastic “tree bag”.

Source: http://www.urbandale.org/special-services.cfm

Clive:

Attach a Compost It! sticker to the tree and it will be picked up on Thursday, January 10 or Friday, January 11, 2008.

Residents need to “de-trim” their trees. Ornaments, tinsel, tree stands, and other decorations should be removed from trees before placing them at the curb. Trees that have been placed in plastic bags will not be collected. Wreaths are also not accepted.

Source: http://www.cityofclive.com/news/index.php?action=edit&id=206

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