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Show THE SENTINEL Negotiations are continuing on the construction of a 2lh million gallon reservoir to be built near 10600 S. 3600 W. Hie project is to be a joint effort between South Jordan City and the Salt Lake Water County District. Conservancy Under the current proposal, presented at a recent water board meeting, South Jordan would use and pay for 45 of the reservoir. Hie remaining 15 would be used by the district to operate their 10600 South booster station. The district would construct the reservoir and South Jordan would pay back its portion over a 10 year period. Water board representatives will meet with the city council on Sept. 2 to discuss the proposal and to work out an operation and maintenance agreement. . For first the Page 5 Thursday, August 28, 1980 time, representatives from the valley's three water districts will meet together to discuss phase one of a water resource and demand study. Board members from the conservancy district, Salt Lake and Water District City will District Water Metropolitan meet Sept. 10 at the South Salt Lake City auditorium to review data gathered independently by each of the three agencies. A handout presented to board members conservancy the out that by pointed of needs the water the 2000, year furnished will be by the county three agencies. "In recent years, strains have been placed upon existing water resources and water facilities within the county by the rapidly population and economy," the Degrees awarded by BYU officials handout declared. "A preliminary study of water supply and demand indicates that in the event of a drought . . . there will be insufficient water to meet the . . . needs of the county. "This study will identify water resources that can be developed to insure adequate water supplies for droughts or water-shoyears until the proposed block of water is made available through the Central Utah Project." ... rt The study will include local surface and subsurface resources, existing and potential raw water storage within the basin and surface imports to implement local resources. The conservancy district is nearing the end of a feasibility study on a proposed southeast regional water treatment plant. Two sites are under consideration: the existing Draper Irrigation plant and 9800 S. 2300 E. Each will be evaluated on an economical basis. The proposed plant is expected to treat 16,000 acre feet of water annually. Streams will provide 10,000 acft and 6,000 acft of supplementary water will be available through the Salt Lake aqueduct. The district is seeking support for legislation which would allow them to set their mill levy in August. They are currently required to set it before July 1. Robert Hilbert, secretary to the. board, pointed out that tax valuations are not available until July and all other taxing entities set their levy in August. A change would allow for "uniformity in all taxing entities." . 'Ptenty of affordable homes up for sale' states. Because of the amount of great Booth inventory, says Students from the Jordan Valley area were among the 2,030 graduates who received their diplomas at the recent BYU Summer Commencement Exercises. The students included: Bingham Canyon: Calvin Scott Crump, masters. Bluffdale: Quinn Barton, masters. Draper: Gordon M. Brown, bachelor; Jolene C. Harris, bachelor; David E. Jarvie, bachelor. Midvale: Kim R. Carlston, bachelor; Robert M. Johnson, masters; Glen E. Lloyd, bachelor; Jeanne Mower, masters; Betty J. Slotte, bachelor; Yvonne J. Sorensen, bachelor; Scott D. Turner, bachelor. Riverton: Joseph R. Crump, bachelor; Colleen W. Lancaster, masters; Danny L. Shelton, bachelor; Ryan Stradley, bachelor. Sandy: Randal H. Ecker, bachelor; Colleen Bailey, bachelor; Karen Beckstead, bachelor; Carol P. Bird, masters; Scott W. Bonham, bachelor; Yvonne N. Broadhead, bachelor; Raymond M. Brown, masters; Dean E. Coleman, bachelor; Scott C. Collins, doctorate; Kent D. Crook, masters; Don W. Densley, masters; William W. Duncan, bachelor; Louis H. Fetherolf, masters; Robert H. Frederickson, doctorate; Marshall W. Garner, masters; TamaraL. Hamilton, bachelor; . Sarah Hanson, bachelor; Kristin Hardy, bachelor; John W. Hasler, masters; Marjorie E. Hasler, masters; Sharron B. Hatton, masters; Suzane O. Herget, bachelors; Karl D. Hess, masters; Naomi L. Hoki, bachelor; Brenda C. Jensen, masters; Steven C. Johnston, masters; Thomas M. Lewis, masters; Kent E. Mendenhall, masters; Ronald R. Millburn, doctorate; Sherryl H. Moffitt, associate; Jerald W. Morton, masters; Max P. Mulliner, masters; Ruth E. Parry, bachelor; William D. Patton, masters; David A. Paull, masters; Mary Ann C. Payne, masters; Thomas R. Perry, bachelor; Valerie A. Peterson, masters; Lane A. Rudelich, masters; Judith A. Scheid, masters; Deborah A. Schiffman, bachelor; Harold J. Shaw, Jr., masters; Robert H. Shelton, bachelor; Michael J. Swenson, bachelor; George W. Turner, associate; Robert L. Turner, masters. South Jordan: Linda L. Sandstrom, masters. West Jordan: Cherlyn P. Call, bachelor; Allan C. Cook, masters; Pamela C. Gardner, masters; Michael L. Goodman, masters; Brandy L. McCuen, masters; Douglas J. Richards, masters; Christopher M. Black, masters; Ray B. Forsgren, masters; Lori Gardner, associate; Ronald R. Haertel, bachelor; George F. Masters, masters; Ryan L. Parr, bachelor; Russell B. Shirts, masters; Brian E. Swim, masters. IJn J Sort Jordai ftp . coratulated Officer Steve Mclff (far left) is by city officials Coancilmai Howard South, Couciuaai Stepkei Ames, Coancilmai LaMar Mabey, Mayor Ted Lee, CoMcilmai Jim Liddiard and Covncilmai Rex Holt during a recent council meeting. Mclff received a special Public Notice K. Russell Booth, president of the Salt Lake Board of Realtors. "Certainly," says "new housing starts are down in the Salt Lake area in I960." Booth, Homebuilder's The Association reports that new home building starts decreased by 50 percent in January to April I960 as comapred to 1979. same the However, organization reports a of over dramatic n up-tur- housing starts in "An June of 1980. says trend," encouraging 200 new Booth. The Salt Lake Board of Realtors is the trade association representing the industry in Salt Lake, Summit and South Davis counties. It is the largest board of realtors in the state with 3,500 members. Forgetting the "new home starts" problem, Booth says that there is of existing plenty sale. "And for inventory . Multiple Listing Service has listings for approximately 1,417 homes for sale in the area priced from between $50,000 and $70,000, well within the reach of the typical home buyer in the Salt Lake area. The areas that have the most homes in that price range tend to be in the "newer" areas of the the belying valley, supposed shortage of affordable homes in the growing segments in the area. Between 2100 and 6200 South, there are 525 homes in that price range. Multiple Listing Service statistics show 241 homes for sale in that price range between 6200 South and the Utah County line. The area south of 7200 east of South has 228 affordable priced homes. "Anyone who says that there is a housing shortage in the affordable hasn't range price looked at the facts," he , fr o ' S U Multiple Listing Service during the first quarter of 1980 was $65,193. The average price in the second quarter was $63,290. The buyer in many circumstances is able to negotiate a more favorable price and term of a sale. -3 Ordinances, (as amended), adopting The Uniform Building Code, 1979 with Edition, amendments to Section 204 and 205. Ordinance No. 80-- 8 was passed and adopted by the City Council of South Jordan on the 19th day of August 1980 and shall take effect 30 days following passage. Edward R. Lee Mayor Velma Mabey Deputy City Recorder (Pub. Aug. 28, 1980) under xlnTirrsxX Heats sj 7793 S. State Entrance Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held on September 16, 1980, at 7:00 o'clock p.m. at the West Jordan City Hall, 1850 West 7800 Jordan, South, West Utah, for the purpose of A-rezoning from 5 to C-the following described property: Commencing at a point in the center of a county road, 797 feet from the SW Corner of the NW quarter of Section 2, Township 3 South, Range 1 West, Salt Lake Base and Meridian, and running thence N 163.3 feet to TINY TOTS K. Aug in S;: jondy, Utah 261-007- 1 Pre School Classes Register Now!! Before Sept. 2nd And Receive 4 ofifi ?500 nm 't ng. un mem un iou Bring In This Ad. . 1 w liclWMMt . "WWW HIUUI SrMustkfctmtMS J Far 3 & 4 TurOWt. 1 mmm bsdst 1384 East 8600 South. Mr Hill is requesting a change of zoning from to (Duplex) R-1- OPEN 22 870 E. 9400 S.f Suite 207 at ATTORNEY AT-LA- W Phone:571-290- 1 I i IK lss iii 27-3- 0, 4 1980 ftur rat Ail M MM mmm' I LATEX eceiienl hid. weather resistant. 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Choose from hundreds of colors DC0 SALT LAKE VALLEY STORES ,L77r., U TRIM LOCATIONS tfotZes. M fct IXTIIIIOR HOUSE PRICES GOOD AUG. locations A miry outboard motor, a gas tank, and fishing equipment was aki n from a txial locked e a I'eneed yard at a rfMili-iiri- ' near "Mini S. Omena Sr. GYMNASTICS 6500 S. 400 W. Southwood Pavilion apparently made through a basement window. The screen had been cut with metal shears and the window was opened. Cash, jewelry and other items were taken from Wu,sati 53 North Center at was Rebekahs , UTAH ACADEMY OF NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING between Aug. 16 and 18 near 100 E. 7500 S. on were Residents vacation at the time. t.tt.'tli-i- l South 1300 West (Pub. Aug. 28, 1980) sometime burglary :'.ii I.O.O.F. now Sunset Sports Center, currently investigation by the Salt 1110 E. 7200 S. after Lake County Sheriff's allegedly taking a pair of loss gym shoes and a football Total office. exceeded $6,700. shirt. Over $4,000 in cash and merchandise was taken a residential during throughout the house. In addition, there was a substantial amount of damage done to the doors or a metal cabinet and to some stereo equipment. Damage estimate was U& Aug. August, 1980. s Junius H. Burton, Mayor s Murial E. Andersen, City Recorder Property of Douglas Haaga located at 8901 Law Midvale youth was eastside burglaries are arrested various V among of other organizations representing employes groups who will be in attendance. Holt became president of the 300,000 member American Association of Classified School Employes in May. Membership is comprised of school support custodians, bus drivers, secretaries, personnel teacher aides, maintenance workers, and food service personnel nationwide. A the West Jordan City Council this 12th day of North, Sandy, before the Sandy City Council on September 16, 1980 at 7:30 p.m. to consider the rezoning petition of Ronald E. Hill for his property located School Employes Association, eastside incidents separate the south line of Greenfield Meadows Sub- -. E. thence division; along said south line 264.50 thence feet; south 157.3 feet; thence west 33 feet; thence South 6 feet: thence West 231.50 feet to the point of beginning. ISSUED BY ORDER of 8 Sandy man joins Carter at White House picnic Deputies investigate Three programs. (Pub. , says Board's !'' 'lVJ.l from the city for the extra boars and dedication be puts in on his job. He aba successfuRy spearheaded the city's Crime Watch and fleet management 942-200- South Jordan City has enacted Ordinance No. 80-which amended sections and pertaining to the Uniform Building Code, and adding Section 1.1 to Title 4, Chapter 3 of the South Jordan City -- ; cttnuendatioi this have regarding hearing may be directed to the Planning and Zoning Department in the City Hall, or contact the Alta Canyon Community Council, Dick Bradford, Chairman, phone NOTICE OF ORDINANCE 1: -- Any questions you may that the market is a "buyer's market." NOTICE OF G. Ray Holt, Sandy resident and president of the "As a matter of fact, PUBLIC HEARING School Association of Classified American we've seen a lowering of NOTICE IS HEREBY Employes, will join President Carter at a White GIVEN of a sale the closed.. in the of is in the average public it, .much, Housing shortage House Labor Day Picnic on Sept. 1. hearing to be held in the Salt Lake area? 'affordable price range, s The average, price of a' Holt, who is also the Executive Director of the Utah Sandy City Hall, 800 East sold through "It's a matter ' of he points out. The home the leaders 100 is Utah, perspective," ) E. & IKCORPORATID Midvale 7951 S. State Street 255-356- 1 , Riverton 12773 S. 1700 54-39- AUG. 29 THRU SEPT. 21 17. JJ |