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Field Day Lunch Reminder

On Field Day, Monday, May 19th, the cafeteria will only serve sack lunches and they need to be pre-ordered.

Sack Lunch Options:

• PBJ Uncrustable, Goldfish, Cheese Stick, Applesauce, Carrots, Ranch packet, Milk

• PEANUT-FREE OPTION: Hummus with pretzels + cheese stick, Applesauce, Carrots, Ranch Dip, Milk, Spork

• Bring from HOME

 

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With warmer weather approaching, I wanted to share that Carmel Police will be increasing enforcement of “motorized vehicles” on walking and/or multi use paths due to an increased number of complaints. Please take a moment to read through the following information.

Local Ordinance “LO” 6-63 defines a Motor Vehicle (MV) as any vehicle that is propelled in whole or in part by a motor or any mechanical or artificial means –this would include electric scooters, electric unicycles, electric skateboards, etc., —and, “no person shall, at any time, operate, drive, park, or let stand any Motor Vehicle on or along any Sidewalk, Multi-Use Path, or Bicycle Lane.” There is an explicit exception for e-bikes and personal mobility wheelchair devices.

We have occasionally seen the Bird rental scooters in our area. There is a State law (IC 9-21-11-13.6) that allows the operation of electric scooters on roadways, but our LO 6-63 restricts them on the Monon, multi-use paths, and sidewalks.

LO 6-63 applies to everyone, regardless of age.

Additionally, the LO states it shall be unlawful for a child under seven years of age, as well as for the parent, legal guardian, or custodian of the same to suffer or permit such a child, to operate a Bicycle in a Roadway in the City while such Roadway is open and used by Motor Vehicle traffic, except that any child can cross a Roadway on a Bicycle in a direct, expedient, and prompt manner when accompanied by his or her parent, legal guardian, or custodian, and that any child may operate a Bicycle upon a Sidewalk or Multi-Use Path subject to the restrictions in this section.

Below are examples of prohibited Motor Vehicles on Carmel sidewalks, multi-use paths, bike lanes, and trails (including the Monon):

Any violation is subject to a citation, however we want to do our best to provide an opportunity to educate everyone in order to be proactive. I appreciate your help with keeping our community safe by following the rules and regulations and continuing discussion with your student(s) at home. If you have additional questions regarding this information, please don’t hesitate to reach out to me.

Thank you,

Officer Fike

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Chipotle Dine-to-Donate 

May 14th, 4-8pm 

 

 

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West Clay Night with the Indiana Fever Basketball Game

Thursday, July 24th @ 7pm

 ORDER TICKETS HERE

(Ticket sales stop at 5pm on June 24th or when tickets sell out.)

 

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