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Show Ismier (Enmity f&mitor PAGE 7 Legal Notices Continued From Page 6 NOTICE OF REAL PROPERTY SALE Notkt k hereby given that on the 22nd day of May, 1997, immediately following the tax sale scheduled for 10:00 a.m., at the front door of the County Courthouse in Beaver County, Utah, Beaver County will offer for sak at public auction and sell to the highest bidder for cash, the following described Beaver County owned surplus real property. A bid for less than the minimum bid indicated for a pared wiD not be accepted. All payments must be in the form of cash, cashier's check or money order and must be made upon completion of the sak. No. 1409-- 9 Minimum Bid: S 7,5 6 5. 0 0 Sec. 27 Tnp. 29S Rg. R8W Acreage 4.34 Description: Beg 2197.5 ft E A 1339 ft S of NW cor SW 14 Sec 27 T 29S, R8W, th E 337 ft; N 544.2 ft; N 84 26'46" W 388.4 ft; S 577 ft to beg. No. 1553-1- 0 Minimum Bid: $10,000.00 Sec. 35 Tnp. 29 Rg. 8 Acreage 5 Description: ft; Beg2310ftWfromSEcorofSec35,T29,R8W,th660ft;thW330 thS660ft;thE330fttobeg. Minimum Bid: $1300.00 Sec. 10 Tnp. 30S Rg. R9W Acreage.75 Description: beg NW cor SE 14 NE 14 sec 10, T 30S, R9W th S 400 ft; E 50 ft; Nefy 412.5 ft; W 125 ft to beg. No. 2656-- 8 Minimum Bid: $4340.00 Sec. 13 Tnp.28SRg. 11W Acreage 10 Description: Int. in Sl2 NW 14 Nw 14, sec 13, T 28S, RI1W; Less S 330 ft. No. 2759-- 1 Minimum Bid: $4340.00 Sec. 33 Tnp. 29 Rg. 1 1 W Acreage 40 Description: SE 14 of SE 14 sec 33, T 29S R 1 1 W. No.LV-2-2- Minimum Bid: $1,065 0 Description: Lot 20 in Unit 2, Beaver Lake View Estates Minimum Bid: $639.00 Tnp. 29 Rg. 8 Description: Part of Lot 5 in Unit 3, Beaver Lake View Estates, being the N 89.41 ft of said lot. No.LV-3-- 5 Sec. 31 No.LV-3-5-- Minimum Bid: $47.00 A Sec. 31 Tnp. 29 Rg. 8 Acreage 0.02 Description: All of the S 5.59 ft of Lot 5 in Unit 3, Beaver Lake View Estates No.LV-3-1- Sec. 31 . Minimum Bid: $710.00 Tnp. 29 Rg.8 Acreage.30 Description: Lot 1 2 in Unit 3, Beaver Lake View Estates 2 No. LV-3-Sec. 31 No. LV-4-Sec. 31 31 Minimum Bid: $710.00 Tnp.29 Rg. 8 Acreage 0.30 Description: Lot 28 in Unit 4, Beaver Lake View Estates Minimum Bid: $710.00 Published in Beaver County Monitor May 8 & 1 5, 1997 holiday. si Sue M. Carter Minersville Town Clerk Published in Beaver County Monitor May 15, 1997 NOTICE Community Development Specialist, Jo Ann Blackner, will be available in the Beaver County area each Tuesday to meet with applicants andor potential homeowners. The office in Beaver will be located at 620 North Main on Tuesdays from 8:00-12:am and at the Milford Library on Tuesday afternoons from 1 :30 4:30 pm. Those interested can obtain appointments and applications by the Rural USDA, contacting Development in Cedar City at The office in Cedar City is located at 2390 West Hwy 56. Published in Beaver County Monitor May 15, 1997 INVITATION TO BID Beaver County School District will be accepting proposals for construction of the "Beaver High School Running Track" complete with football1 field until 10:00 am, May 27,'1997 at the: Beaver School District Office' , 291 N. Main, P.O. Box 31, Beaver, UT 84713 RFJP. documents will be available at the School District Office after 10:00 A.M. on May 15, 1997. Questions may be directed to Henry Jolley at or (801)438-229- 1 Published in Beaver County Monitor May 15 and 22, 1997 438-297- 3. UNAPPROVED graduates be approved. 9. It was moved by Norman L. Lamb, seconded by Richard L. De Armitt Barton, Clerk. IXie to the health of Comm. Gary E. Sullivan, he is unable to attend the Boards meetings. It was moved by Comm. Marshall to appoint Comm. Johnson as the acting Chairman of the Board of Commissioners during the absence of Comm. Sullivan. Minutes of the April 7, 1997 meeting were read. It was moved by Comm. Marshall, seconded by Comm. Johnson and passed to approve the minutes. A public hearing for annexing additional area into Beaver County Special Service District 6 was opened for comment at 10: 1 5 a.m. This hearing was continued from Apnl 7, 1 997. Those attending the hearing were Gail Randan, Rick Hafen, Alice Smith. Derral Christcnsen, Barbara CChristensen, Hugh Blackburn, Burton Myers, Louis Brown, Gene Wyman, Bonnie Wyman, Ervin Larsen, John Roberts, John Rupp, Charles Cumberland, Jack Erwig, Kris Sandgren, Erik Miller, and unanimously passed that the follow ing list of coaches for Milford High be approved. 10. Proposed board approved leeway levy was presented by Superintendent Jolley, a levy can only be used for class size reduction or to expand and for students. No revenue from this levy can or will be used for capitol Recreation and capitol projects. funds outlay generate their own revenue and at this time, that revenue will be used to build a track on the Beaver High Campus. This new levy will require a hearing, whereby the public will be notified of the time and place of the hearing and the increase in taxes that will effect the property owners. After much discussion, it was moved by Robert L. Strong, seconded by and L. De Richard Armitt unanimously passed that the process be started to have the levy in place for next years budget (1997-98- ). 1 Ten patrons from Milford High met with the board. Joey Leko acting as spokesman asked for additional staff and programs in the following areas: Language, Foreign MusicBand, Special Education, Counseling, Library, more Secretary Time, Woman P.E. Teacher, and that more attention be given to the school Larry Dlacklooth.Chris Hohnbaum, JamieHohnbaum, Linda Case, Linda Carriger.Wayne ACase, Phil Edholm and Wyn Ornbaun. Comments were, taken from those attending the hearing. A petition submitted by Doug and Stacey Garrett was read. The petition stated the following: "We the following citizens (and voters) of Beaver County, are in support of Circle Four Farms and their growth within our county." The petition was signed by approximately 653 individuals. No action was taken. A Resolution approving and authorizing the execution of an amended interlocal cooperation agreement with other members of Utah Association of Counties Insurance Mutual, relating to the establishment, funding and operation of Utah Association of Counties Insurance Mutual. It was moved by Comm. Marshall, seconded by Comm. Johnson and passed to adopt this item as Resolution No. 97-0- 3 . A letter from Service District 5 was read The letter was requesting appointments to the District Board it was moved by Comm. Marshall, seconded by Comm. Johnson and passed to reappoint Richard Rollins, Dewayne Bradshaw and Burton Myers to the Board The county option sales tax legislation was reviewed No action was taken. It was moved by Comm. Johnson, seconded by Comm. Marshall and passed to sign an addendum to the long distance service agreement with Tel America. The surplus property list was reviewed. It was moved by Comm. Marshall, seconded by Comm. Johnson and passed to declare the following as surplus property and authorize the sale of these items at public auction: 1409-- 9, 1553-1- 0, 1635-Real property parcel . grounds, Many present presented their views. Superintendent Jolley reported that a full time counselor has been hired and that French andor Spanish will be in the schedule for next year. Board President Strong then reported on the action taken to put in place a board approved leeway which would help expand and levy, . improve many of their requests and 1 LV4-2- 8 and LV--- 3 asked for their support when the issue FIXED ASSEST: is set for public hearing. DESCRIPTION ASSET 12. Principal Schofield reviewed the 761 MB Pall Broom Street Sweeper proposed modified school week that 800 Wayne Gas Pump Region 15 is trying to put in place. It 801 Wayne Gas Pump appears there may be a few 503 Okidata 92 Computer Printer 979 Ford TP Pick-u- p VTN 0F14BRDE5951 scheduling problems. Will continue to monitor and keep the board 1983 Chevrolet S 14 TC PK 1GCCT14B9D210891 1 991 Ford Taurus 4 Dr VTN IFACP5045MAI8O574 informed. 1 991 Ford Taurus 4 Dr VTN 4 IFACP5045MA1 80574896 13.,u It was moved by Norman L.. bn Photocopier Sharp Lamb,' seconded by Richard L. De ( ", 898 Adler Electric Typewriter Armitt and unanimously passed that 1 01 SperryRemington SRI 01 Typewriter the board go into closed session at 240 Royal Elcetronic Typewriter 7:15 P.M. - Personnel Discussed. Tan Metal Cart wcastors 266 It was moved by Pat Rimpau, 637 Cannon NP-- 1 1 5 Photocopier seconded by Richard L. De Armitt Victor 120 Calculator 404 and unanimously passed that regular Motorola MC5 Computer Monitor 412 428 session resume at 7:40 P.M. Gray Secretary Chair Hon Chair wside arms 429 14. Purchase price of the L.D.S. 431 Jensen Printer cover Seminary has been reduced from Canon NP2015F Photocopier 90 $50,000 to $40,000. Terms: $10,000 288 Sony DictatingTranscribing Machine when papers are signed, $10,000 per Hon Brown 401 Chair year for 3 years at no interest. 384 Anderson Hickey Metal Desk Paperwork should be completed 342 Canon Fax Phone within two weeks. 343 Leading Edge Computer Keyboard Samtron Sac 4S2C Computer Monitor 344 These minutes will be 347 SmithCorona Computer Monitor presented for approval at the next SmithCorona Typewriter Replacement 346 regularly scheduled meeting. Until Windows 3X7 or 3X8 such time they are considered LV-3-- 5, LV-3-1- 2, LV-3-2- 0, 1 1 - Tnp.29 Rg.8 Acreage 0.30 Description: Lot 3 1 in Unit 4, Beaver Lake View Estates NOTICE OF REGULAR MEETINGS Public Notice is hereby given that the governing body of Minersville Town shall hold two regular meetings each month which shall be held on the first and third Monday of each month at the Minersvilk Town hall at 60 west Main Street, Minersvilk, Utah. Which meetings shall begin promptly at 7:30 P.M. provided that if the meeting date is legal holiday, then the meeting shall be held at the same time and place described above on the next following day which is not a legal 1 LV-4-- -7 28 May 5. 1997 The Board of County Commissioners met on May 5, 1997 at 0:00 a m. for its regularly scheduled meeting. Those present were Chad W. Johnson, Member, Rosa Marshall, Member. Doug Caniger, Administrative Assistant; and Paul B. LV-2-2- Minimum Bid: $710.00 Tnp.29 Acreage .30 Description: Rg.8 Lot 20 in Unit 3, Beaver Lake View Estates 20 No. LV-4Minimum Bid: $710.00 Sec. 31 Tnp.29 Rg. 8 Acreage 0.30 Description: Part of lot 7 in Unit 4, Beaver Lake View Estates, being the N 66.5 ft of said lot. No. LV-4-Sec. 31 UNAPPROVED MINUTES BEAVER COUNTY COMMISSION Division of Family Services. 8. It w as moved by Norman L. Lamb, seconded by Richard L. De Armitt and unanimously passed that the following list of Beaver High 1 MAY 15. 1997 . BOARD MEETING MINUTES May 6, 1997 Present: Robert L. Strong President, and Norman L. Lamb Vice-PresideBoard Members Pat Rimpau. Richard L. De Armitt, and Gary T. Brown present were Superintendent Henry E. and Business Manager Jolley, Nicholas R. Dotson. 1. The meeting was called to order at 3 :00 P.M by Board President, Robert L. Strong. 2. It was moved by Norman L. Lamb, and seconded by Pat Rimpau unanimously passed mat the minutes of April 1, 1997 be approved, Minutes of the April 22, 1997 will be approved at the May 8, 1997 Special Board Meeting. 3. It was moved by Norman L. Lamb, seconded by Richard L. De Armitt and unanimously passed that the bills be approved. 4. Sherry Taylor and Susan Craw met with the board and reviewed the nomination procedure for the Jon Susan was Huntsman Award. nominated by Sherry for the award from and she was selected approximately 360 applications. Both were congratulated and thanked for their efforts and Susan was presented a Certificate of Excellence from the board. 5. Track information was reviewed and it was moved by Norman L. Lamb, seconded by Richard L. De Armitt and unanimously passed that the matter be tabled until Thursday, May 8th. At which time a Special Board Meeting will be held. Don Smith will be available and answer any questions. Meeting will start at 10:00 a.m. 6. Regional P.T.A. representative, Sandy Bauer met with the board and presented a copy of the P.T.A.. mission statement and invited the board members to attend P.T.A. State Convention, may 16thI7th in Provo. 7. Destry Maycock met with the board and reviewed the Project Success a helps Program, get different government agencies together to help children and families who are at risk. The program is funded from a family preservation the grant through - t unofficial SPECIAL BOARD MEETING MINUTES May 8, 1997 Present: Robert L, Strong President, and Norman L. Iamb Board members Pat Rimpau, Richard L. De Armitt, and Gary T. Brown. Also present were Superintendent E. Assistant Jolley, Henry J. Donald Willden, Superintendent and Business Manager Nicholas R Dotson. 1 The meeting was called to order at 10:00 A.M. by Board . . President, Robert L. Strong. 2. It was moved by Richard L. De Armitt, seconded by Normand L. Lamb and unanimously passed that the minutes of April 22. 1997 be approved. Beaver 1 Iigh track layout and design discussed with Don Smith of Malott Peterson Co. Will advertise for a Request For Proposal on May 15th and 22nd, Project should be ready to go by June 1st. 3. 4. 1 Teacher Resolution No. 97-0- 4 A parameters resolution authorizing the issuance and sale of not more than $1 .400,000 General Obligation Public Safety Bonds, Series 1997A and not more than $5,100,000 General Oligation Public Safety Bonds, Series 1 997B was discussed It was moved by Comm. Marshall, seconded by Comm. Johnson and passed to adopt the resolution. - A resolution authorizing the Resolution No. 97-0- 5 Municipal Building Authority of Beaver County, Utah to issue Lease Revenue Bonds in an amount not to exceed $3,000,000 was discussed It was moved by Comm. Marshall, seconded by Comm. Johnson and passed to adopt the resolution. A letter from Gillies Stransky Brems Smith re: the life of the new public safety building. The building being designed is certified to have an estimated life of not less than 25 years. It was moved by comm Marshall, seconded by Comm. Johnson and passed to accept the certification. A resolution authorizing Utah Association of Counties to enter into financing for a new building. It was moved by Comm Marshall, seconded by Comm. Johnson and passed to adopt this item as Resolution No. 97-0- 6. Kary Monroe and Tristan DeMille, from Jones & DeMille Engineering, met with the Board to discuss the Thermo railroad crossing. The proposed plan was reviewed. It was moved by Comm. Marshall, seconded by Comm. Johnson and passed to approve the the plans. The Minersville bypass road was discussed UDOT officials would Hke the road shifted north a few feet. The entire FAS project was reviewed. The contract with the State Department of Corrections for housing state prisoners was reviewed The matter will be placed on the June 2. 1 997 meeting agenda. Superintendent Henry Jolley, from the Beaver County School District, met with the Board to request the County's assistance in the removal of the concrete curb at the Beaver High School track. Mr. Jolley also requested help with road base fill material for the track, The matter was referred to Mr. Carriger for coordination with the School District. Kimball Wallace, from the Division of Drinking review the met with Board to the Water, newsafednrikingwateract. The Division wiD work with the local planning commissions to help implement the new law. Lawrence Parker and Wayne Thomas met with the Board to discuss a model ordinance for waste water disposal. Also present were Craig Davis, County Zoning Administrator and Leo KaneD, County Attorney. Mr. Thomas will work with the Planning Commission in developing a plan to address this negotiations discussed. It was moved by Richard L. De Armitt, and seconded by Norman L. Lamb and unanimously passed that the following agreement be approved pending ratification by the teachers. 3 percent on the base, plus increments and lane change. Pick up the health insurance increase with all employees being placed on the Care-Plu- s Program, adding a step 28 to salary schedule which provides $1000.00 for those teachers with 28 or more years of service. 5. There being no further business to come before the board, the meeting was adjourned at 1 1 :50 A.M. problem. Mr. Davis discussed a land division application for Landon and Desiree ShotweU. It was moved by Comm. Marshall, seconded by Comm. Johnson and passed to approve the application. i Mr. Davis discussed a zone change appbcaOoo Ray Brsdshaw. The Planning Commission had lecouuncnded that the application be denied, ft was moved by Comm. Marshall, Johnson and passed to deny the seconded by Comm. application. Ervin Larsen. from BIJvl. met with the Board with an update on issues re: Ihe road to the Periite mine. Otht right-of-wissues were also discussed, No action was taken. . The new retirement rates were discussed The matter was tabled to the June 2, 1997 meeting. Bills on file were approved for payment. There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned. That minutes will be presented for approval at Ike next regularly scheduled meeting. Until suck time, they art considered unofficial COUNCIL MEETING Milford City Offices May 6, 1997 Mayor Mary Wiseman called the meeting to order at approximately 7:00 p.m. Present: Council members Junior Davis, Nick Swain, Russell Smith, John Cuter and Mark Dotson, Attorney Leo Kanell, Treasurer Arden Fowles, City Manager Nedri Kennedy, Foreman Ray Visitors: Whiting, City Engineer B.J. Moore. Jennifer Cox, Gladvs Gloria McDennott, Les Whitney, Mellor. Lowell and Modis Steve Lake, Whittaker, Daid Councilman Russell Smith made a motion that the recording of the Council meeting minutes are for the Recorder use only to aid in the development of the minutes and are not public record. Councilman Mark Dotson seconded the motion, all were in favor. YMorf Let Whitney stated concerns about street on 600 West where new homes are being constructed. He stated that after a storm the street is very muddy and could cause a potential problem with emergency vehicles if not fixed. Mr. Whitney asked that if after a storm the City, Crew could grade tile street until permanent repairs are completed. Councilman Mark Dotson stated that he was under the impression mat Advanced Development had agreed to take care of the problem. He mentioned he did not have an objection to forming an SID but he didn't know the status of the street whether or not it belonged to the City. Councilman John Carter stated that it was his understanding Advanced Development would take care of the street. Attorney Leo Kanell will be instructed to give an opinion on the area. Councilman Nick Swain stated the undeveloped area in the Lewis Addition should be included in the SID, Foreman Ray Whiting was asked to grade the street after storms. Councilman Nick Swain made a motion to authorize City Manager Nedra Kennedy to work with Jennifer Cox on the preliminary work for an SID on 600 West, Councilman Russell Smith seconded the motion. Les Whitney reported on the inspection for Insurance Service Organization who conduct ratings for the cities. Most of the items the city will be faulted on are simple things that can be corrected. The major item the city will be penalized for is that the city is included in a fire district and the fact that the equipment is utilized in the whofe district Mr. Whitney stated he feels the insurance rating will not change but has set goals to lower the rating. A letter will be sent to the City Office from ISO who should men inform the Service District. Milford City Foreman Ray Whiting was highly praised by the inspector as being very accurate in his bookkeeping. He also commended the city on their water system. Jennifer Cox requested the installation of street lights on 600 West norm of Center Street. Councilman Russell Smith made a motion to approve the installation of street 600 West per the residents request, Councilman John Carter seconded the motion, all were in favor. David Lake read a statement protesting the dis incorporation of the Antelope Ridge Development. He stated the presentation he offered would be made no matter who had owned the property and had completed annexation into the City. He asked mat the City Council all of the reasons consider to disallow the disincorporation of the area. 1. The need to connect the cities wastewater system. 2. Water rights, water system, water storage . 3. Normand and Sherrie Thompson agreed to conform to all requirements of the City of Milford '4. It is most logical for mis land to be in the City of Milford. 5. Water system can be managed more efficiently by the City of Milford. 6. Sewer improvements will be paid for by the future lights on developers. 7. Land became part of our tax base and as such the citizens would benefit from future development due to increased values. 8. Proposed development fit into the city's Master Plan. 9. City Impact Fees will be lost on future development if disincorporated but the city will still be impacted by whatever future development takes place at Antelope Ridge. Councilman Nick Swain stated the City Council had agreed at the time or the annexation that if the development did not proceed as planned, Normand Thompson could request the disincorporation and the City Council would agree to the process. David Lake stated there was nothing in the past minutes that mentioned thai type of agreement. Gladys Whittaker reported on the sesquicentennial activities (luring the summer. She stated a pageant would be held at the Library Hill with the street being closed. Concerns about closing the street in front of the motel were expressed. The owners of the motel had approved the closing. Gladys Whittaker requested approval to purchase microfilms of the Milford News at the cost of approximately $740.00. Councilman Nick Swain made to allow the expenditure in the next fiscal year budget, Councilman John Carter seconded the motion, all were in favor. She asked that the City consider purchase a motion of microfilm equipment. Steve Modli, representing (he Trailside General Store presented a plot plan for remodel of the building.' He asked that the City consider vacating the alky behind the building and deed the area to the property owners. Foreman Ray Whiting stated utilities were located in the alky. Councilman Nick Swain made a motion to request Attorney Leo Kanell advise the City Council on the process of what can or cannot be done on the deeding of the property, (Continued on page 8) |