I I Council Lends Hospital Support Continued from pg. Commission's recommendation of creating an arterial road that would connect Highway 89 (east of Kanab) with Highway 89A (south of Kanab. The planning commission felt the best location would be starting east at about Hillside Drive and running to about 500 feet south of Kellys Conoco. This would Kanab City and could be used as an emergency route, the comsouth-southwe- st by-pa- ss mission felt. Another transportation need the commission discussed was for an arterial road which would connect the Ranchos with the main body of the downtown area. They felt that the best route would be starting at the intersection of 89A and Kanab Creek Drive, running west along Kanab Creek Drive to Powell Street, then north on Powell to the intersection of 200 South and 400 West. The planning commission also recommended that the sidewalk sizes all be four feet. Bartlett felt that the commercial areas needed to have six foot sidewalks. The council agreed. Ripper stated that the Plan- ning Commission was in favor of "" elimination the occupancy permit fee on new construction. They also recommended that a certificate of completion be given before power is hooked up. Mayor Jenkins said that the council needed to be cautious about adopting Kanab City Master Plan Addendum N'o. 1 Transportation. He felt that the city needed to make sure that these two routes are the very best possible choices, and felt more investigation may be in order. There was further discussion on a possible creek crossing for the arterial and also the ternate route part of town roads suggested impact of the al- in the eastsouth (truck traffic and diverting tcurists from the main part of Kanab) but no tions were made. the matter was tabled until the next council meeting. The council then discussed possible corsequences of reducing all roads to 66 feet. Some of those concerns were for children in narrow residential areas where cars may be parked along the street, and the park- ing of trucks, and some possible restrictions were discussed. However, Brandt Child, from the audience said that when a trucker pays his required fees they cannot be prohibited from using any streets that are supported by Class B & C funds unless they are carrying hazardous materials or create a hazardous problem in an area. Passed a motion by Councilman Bernie Ripper and seconded by Dan Bartlett to ap-pr- ordinance mo- The Planning Commission also had recommended reducing the size of the street in the southwest part of Kanab, which has been petitioned for several time by Dean Clarkson to build rental properties, to 66 feet, abandoning the remaining 16 1 2 feet the property owners. It was felt that this would call for another public hearing, and "" oe 10-2-- amending certain section of the city of Kanab Uniform Zoning Ordinance. Passed a motion by Bartlett, seconded by Uke Gardner to approve the Utah State Retirement Board Public Employees Group Health Plan Utah Local Governments Trust KANAB - Left to right; Angle Lewis, Sandy Lord, Tim Begay. Kristy Pillmore. and Joli Hatch pose beNnd one of the many posters they put up around town for Red Ribbon Week. Members of Kanab High School Esteem Club, they were also responsible for the red ribbons tied to vehicles around town. Red Ribbon Week was celebrated nationwide last week. V.'earing a red ribbon symbolized the desire to be drug free and live In a drug free society. -- from July 1, 1989 to June 30, 1990. They also approved the 1989-9- 0 State Traffic Code. - Passed a motion to set the effective date for the irrigation power rate as Oct. 1, 1989. This would be a special rate for irrigation power used from 11 p.m to 7 a.m. which they felt would be a savings to the power company as well as to the customer. -- Mohave College Considers Nursing Prog. - Mayor Jenkins said the Kanab Elementary School would like the curb on the east side of the school painted red instead of blue because when school buses stop to pick up students and cars also park there KINGMAN, the - Discussed the advisability of joining CREDA which is an association of Colorado River Power Users. Nothing was done on this subject. Get a Women's Point of View!! - Paid for bvOefrTdcwrs - . rrryfg eteflti.annaoo r-.-TJacobs ...... :r .... . r featuring: Community Cam-pusArizo- MCC currently. .has 17 i .first in-th- Winter Semester is about to beain from a variety of communities, including: Page, Fredonia and Colorado City in Arizona; and Kanab, Story Tellers Workshops Modeling Displays for 'Bookings Torquerville, Washington and St. George in 86022-012- 1 Home Phone 875-279- 83 There have been many blunders made. Some by part of the city council . . . Some by the SID This will cost everyone more than it should, which leaves us with an alternative . . . Vote for Bernie Ripper Vote for Brandt Child For more information, please at 602-643-76- RANCHO ROADS!!! Utah. contact Don Timipson, MCC's Community Services Specialist, Contact: TUSHAR MOUNTAIN PERFORMERS P. O. Box 121 Fredonia, Arizona stu- - "dents enrolled yearn., of the Nursing Program, which prepares students to test for their Licensed Practical Nurse or LPN cam. Students come . Demonstrations na 1990 semester. J Musical Programs Living Legends ave Strip region. Students who are interested in enrolling in the proposed RN program arc asked to apply and register by Thursday November 9. The College is requiring a minimum of 18 students in the RN Program in order to offer it during the upcoming Spring bility. ' ' AZ-Moh- 1989-199- 0 Community College is exploring the possibility of adding a Registered Nurse program to the nursing classes offered in the buses cannot get out. Council agreed to look into that possi- together and keep Kanab a great place to live.!! Tusiiar Mountain Performers we don't need any more mistakes!!! 9. Bernie Ripper: Community College -- E E Winter Semester. An unconventional way to offer college classes. chance to choose courses that meet your varied schedules and interests. Video Telecourses. Workshops. Weekend classes. And more. Classes for your college degree, your career, or just for fun. Offerings vary by campus. Register today at your local MCC Campus. A Winter Semester runs November 13 - December 16 1971 Jage'son Ave. Kingman, AZ 8S4C1 757-433- 1 (AZ Strip: Ave 1971 an, King-- Jage'son A1 86431 757-433- 1 o TJ N CO GQ O o3 E Brandt Child CL CO Brandt Child has spent over40 years in construction and road building. He has a general engineering license. He has built roads, dams, reservoirs, water systems, drainage systems, bridges and buildings. He knows what he's talking about and what we need. Thank you. Leo Littlefield o o M Lake Havasu City, AZ 864C3 855-781- 2 O CO C Q. Lake Havasu Campus 1977 W. Acoma I LLI Success is Our Coal Kingman Campus 2 DC January 8 - March 17 DistrictCommunity Campus CL CL Co : and Your Spends about 1 6 hours a week on city business and is a councilman. He is on the planning commission and spends more than one day a month investigating requests and changes in zoning. He is a member of the Library Board with library maintenance and also attends library upgrading seminars in Salt Lake City. He spends a lot of time at the Heritage House and six days a year measuring and documenting historic houses in Kanab and the first Thursday of each month. He is a member of the Variety Arts Council and meets with them the first and third Wednesday each month - one night a week at the gazebo in the summer and one night a month for high school for special programs. He is a member of Economic Development; attends many meetings on tourism and travel, regarding this area. He has been active in emergency management for disaster and has attended 10 days of classes in Salt Lake in Emergency Management training. Mohave Valley Campus 4 Years Experience on Kanab City Council 8 Years Experience on Kane County Commission 3430 Highway 95 Vnead City, AZ 86442 I WILL APPRECIATE YOUR SUPPORT!! 758-332- Pm kJ !o by Kana Goumy Damocraftc Parry