Como program

If you are planning to use your own downhill skis or snowboard, you must purchase a tow rope ticket in the chalet.

A ticket is not required for cross country skiers using their own equipment. Safety is our number one priority. Saint Paul Parks and Recreation Department reserves the right to cancel, postpone or move indoors any outdoor activity, should the forecasted temperature reach any combination of wind and temperature that is degrees or colder, or if blizzard conditions occur. For more information, view our Severe Weather Policy. The decision to cancel programs will be made a minimum of two hours prior to a program start time.

Please check your email or call the chalet at for cancellation information. If there is a weather cancellation during a program with multiple sessions, a make-up class will be held on the same day at the same time in the following weeks. If these programs are cancelled due to lack of snow, a full refund will be issued.

All hours are weather permitting. Ticket sales end one hour before the hill closes. Dan came out from Como oil to repair my fireplace. He was very knowledgeable and discovered the solution in a timely I am very satisfied with my experience and very happy my fireplace is working again. Thank you! Jordan Keene 10 Aug Having recently purchased a home with gas appliances serviced by another company, I knew immediately I wanted to switch over to be maintained by Como.

The customer service is top notch. As always, when calling in you get a kind person to speak to versus a recorded system. Scheduling the appointment for the safety check was easy and timely. KB and Brian arrived promptly and were professional from the start. They ensured I understood each component and appliance and how the gas was being monitored.

I look forward to many more years of business with Como. Stuart, FL. Kathy W. Chris from Como Gas and Generator promptly sent Josh, to address a problem with my Generac generator. Josh, did an Also what little information they gave me turned out to be incorrect! Josh gave me a good education about timelines to maintain it and the timelines for replacing parts, battery, and doing routine maintenance. He thoroughly checked every detail including electrical boxes and power readings and exercised it to be sure it was running properly.

In the end, he suggested I replace a pressure valve which he said he'd order , and he installed a new battery. He thoroughly cleaned parts, connections, and even screws.

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These days plants and wildlife face many obstacles to their survival such as habitat loss, competition with invasive species, disease, and many more. In Columbia, urban and suburban sprawl is the greatest contributor to habitat loss and fragmentation.

In cooperation with other local conservation organizations the City of Columbia has been actively engaged in conserving natural habitats by helping to identify, establish, and manage crucial habitats for native species in public parks and other City properties.

Examples of these efforts can be seen at the 3M Flatbranch-Hinkson Creek Wetland along the MKT trail and the many natural parks and nature areas scattered across Columbia. Since , the City of Columbia has become more involved with the active restoration of habitats at selected natural parks and greenways through volunteer projects like Treekeepers, Columbia Aquatic Restoration Project CARP and other native tree planting and bush honeysuckle removal efforts along trails and parks. These efforts on public land are important, but are not sufficient to curtail the decline of native plants and animals in our community.

Research on urban biodiversity shows that habitat restoration on private lands may be the key to saving our native wildlife. However, these spaces are often assumed to have little or no value as wildlife habitat due to their small size.

Yet, research shows if managed properly, private lands collectively managed for conservation can bridge the habitat gap that urban development has created. The City of Columbia, in conjunction with the St.