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Chan Check-In: Thursday, November 6, 2025 #chanhassen #localnews #sauna
Chanhassen City CouncilThursday, November 6, 2025
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[music] Thank you to everyone who came out to our public open house this past Saturday and to those who came here on Monday for the senior cent's welcoming [music] party. What a great turnout and your energy and your feedback made those days really special. And thank you to all the residents who answered Mayor Ryan's call to think about bringing donated food items to our open house for local food shelters. You all brought more than £500 to our city hall open house [music] and we will continue to accept any donations you might have throughout the holiday season. Just come on over to city hall and you can leave them right here anywhere in our front entrance during normal business hours. At this upcoming Monday's city council meeting, council will get an update on the Pleasant View Road improvement project and also host two public [music] hearings. One on the Lake Minowasha slow no wake zone and another on the Great [music] Plains Lake Drive East improvement project. If you stop by city hall, you can grab a >> [music] >> $20 coupon for any recycling services over at the Carver County Environmental Center. Good through the rest of the year. And for those of you looking to stay warm this winter, Excelsure [music] Saunas are bringing their signature 75minute sauna experience here to Lake Anne through April. Head to excelsure [music] saunas.com for more info. The yardway site over at Public Works closes soon, November 14th to be [music] exact. Speaking of the public works facility, we're glad that so many Chanhassen residents took advantage [music] of our free plow stakes program. You emptied us dry. We recently put in an order for more which should be in today. So come by and get them when they arrive. Remember, limit five per household.