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Show ftzmtv (Eoutttg Monitor PAGE 5 CELLULARONE For all of life's demands.,. .J""1 Voieemail or Toll-fre- e Utah & One Months Service FREE! $19.95 - S Motorola Tele-Ta-e 250 CELLULAR::!' network "All Across Southern Utah" (Rwtrictioni Apply) Unapproved Beaver County Commission Meeting Minutes The Board of County Commissioners met on February 3, 1997 for its regularly scheduled meeting. Those present were Gary E. Sullivan, Chairman; Chad W. Johnson, Member; Ross Marshall, Member; Doug Carriger, Administrative Assistant; and Paul B. Barton, Clerk. Minutes of the January 13, 1997 meeting were read. It was moved by Comm. Marshall, seconded by Comm. Johnson and unanimously passed to approve the minutes. Diannc Reese, Mark Nelson, and Adric Roberts, from the Extension Service, met with the board to discuss the extension program. M. Reese thanked the board for the cooperative effort to allow Mrs. Roberts to work part time in Millard County. Millard County now has a full time home agent and Mrs. Roberts is back full time in Beaver County. Craig Davis met with the Board to discuss appointments to the Planning Commission. It was moved by Comm. Johnson, seconded by Comm. Marshall and unanimously approved to appoint Jolyn Leko and Jeff Keslcr to four year terms to expire December 31, 2000. Another member needs to be appointed to fill Gerry Hackwcll's unexpired term. The position will be A copy of a letter from Circle Four Farms to Twin M Soil Conservation District was read. Comm. Sullivan also read a letter from Milford City re: the back siphoning incident in 1996. The issue was discussed. Mr. Carriger will respond to the letter from Milford City. Other related issues were discussed such as monitoring practices, possible penalties, etc. Funding alternatives for county road improvements were discussed. Improvements to the Laho and Thermo roads and construction of the Track road were discussed. Maureen Bcutler met with the Board to discuss her compensation. Ms. Beutlcr was requesting the $1.00 per hour raise requested in the 1997 budget, Shirlene Willden.also.met with the Board requesting the same amount. "No action taken. Library operations in the County were discussed. Some of the questions that were discussed were financing of operations, control of employees, authority of city and county boards, etc. The issue will be placed on the Council of Governments meeting in April. The meeting went into recess at 2:00 p.m. to hold the Beaver County Municipal building Authority. The Board reopened the meeting at 3:00 p.m. Gary Edwards, from Southwest Utah District Health, met with the Board to report on the activities of the Health District as they relate to Beaver County. Jessie Roberts met with the Board to discuss the county domestic violence program. Mrs. Roberts reviewed the program and answered the Board's questions. Mrs. Roberts requested that the County provide 1 pager and 3 cellular phones for this program. Kerry Monroe, from Jones & DeMille Engineering and Eric Jacobsen, from Circle Four Farms, met with the Board to discuss road improvements within the County Improvement District. The Minersville Bypass, Feed Mill to Hwy 2 1 , Thermo and Laho roads were discussed. Also, Mr. Monroe was instructed to design the Thermo railroad crossing to make it safer. Bills on file were approved for payment. There beina no further business, the meeting was adioumed. The above minutes will be presented for approval at the next regularly scheduled meeting. Until such time they are considered unofficial Unapproved Beaver County Building Authority Minutes The Beaver County Municipal Building Authority met on February 3, 1997 at 2:00 p.m. Those present were Chad W. Johnson, President; Ross Marshall Gary E. Sullivan, Trustee; and Treasurer. B. Also present were Leo G. Kanell Paul Barton, Secretary and Doug Carriger. Comm. Johnson reviewed the recommendation of the evaluation committee on the firms bidding to build the Public Safety Facility and the amount of the bid submitted by each bidder, bids were received from the following contractor architect teams: Sahara Construction GSBS Architects and Layton Construction MHTN Architects. It was moved by Comm. Sullivan, seconded by Comm. Marshall and unanimously approved to begin negotiations with Sahara GSBS for a final contract amount. It was moved by Comm. Marshall, seconded by Comm. Sullivan and unanimously approved to set the regular meeting for the Building Authority on the first Monday of every month at 4:00 p.m. The acquisition of the building site was discussed. It was moved by Comm. Sullivan, seconded by Comm. Marshall and unanimously approved to offer to purchase approximately 14 acres of property for $21,000 from Beaver City. The property is located in the City's industrial park. The owner's representative for the project was discussed. Mr. Carriger suggested that the representative be the Jail Commander for the design phase of the project and then switch to the maintenance person for the building. It was moved by Comm. Sullivan, seconded by Comm. Marshall and unanimously approved to advertise for a jail commander. There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned. The above minutes will be presented for approval at the next regularly scheduled meeting, I 'mil such time they are considered unofficial. Vice-Preside- UNAPPROVED MINUTES BEAVER CITY COUNCIL MINUTES OF THE BEAVER CITY COUNCIL The Beaver City Council met in regular session at the Beaver City Hall on January 28. 1997 at 4:00 p.m. with the following members of the City- Council present: Mayor James Robinson; City Council Ixs Williams. Mike Members; Dalton, Max Anderson, Robin Bradshaw and Ann Marshall. Also present at the meeting were City Manager Steve Atkin and City Recorder Hal Lessing. 1 . MINUTE APPROVAL The City Council reviewed the Minutes of January 7. and January 13, 1997 After review Council Meetings. Council Member Williams moved. Council Member Bradshaw 2nd, Beaver City Council approve the minutes as read and written. All voted in favor of the motion. 2. BILL APPROVAL The City Council reviewed the bills for Council after review payment Member Dalton moved. Council Member Marshall 2nd, Beaver City Council authorize the bills for payment. All voted in favor of the motion. 3. OLD IflGH SCHOOL At the City Dell Council time, open Lucille Coleen Boytcr, Hollingshead. Strong and Shirley Howard of the Beaver High School preservation Committee met with the City Council and discussed saving the Old High The group proposed a School. survey of Beaver City Citizens. It was the consensus of the Council set up a meeting to discuss the survey next Monday at 12:00 Noon. OPERA HOUSE CIVIC 4. CENTER CABINETS Mr. & Mrs. Vernon Thompson, Orvis Bowers Director of the Senior Citizens and Pat Nelson met with the City Council and discussed operation of the Opera House Civic Center. The group would like a Council Representative assigned to work with the Seniors. Mayor Robinson assigned Council Member Marshall to work with the group. The group requested that the alky be plowed after each storm and marked NO PARKING FIRE LANE. The building of cabinets at the Civic Center was discussed. The Seniors have provided the materials and Vernon Thompson provided the labor to build the cabinets. 5j BETTERMlM tLUBlJaiuit Bradshaw and Connie Fails of the Beaver Betterment Club met with the City Council and discussed Christmas Lighting. The group made a douation of $1,000 toward the Christmas Street Lighting. The group requested that the Betterment Club provide a committee to work with the City. GLEAVE PROPERTY 5. Gleavc Mr. ANNEXATION reviewed the proposed annexation. Council Member Dalton moved. Council Member Bradshaw 2nd, Beaver City Council move into Public Hearing to receive public input regarding the Stan Gleave proposed Annexation. All voted in favor of the motion. The following public were present for the hearing. Fred Huntington. Danny Williams. Leland Black, Mr. & Mrs. Phil Black, Dell Hollingshead. Lucille Strong. Coleen Boyter, Ila Messinger. Jack Erickson, Butch Mercier. Ray Wilson. Doug Erickson. A portion of the group present made their the known objections against Annexation. The City Council moved out of public hearing at 5:40 p.m. After discussion and review of the Annexation Declaration Council Member Dalton moved, Councd Member Bradshaw 2nd Beaver City Council table the annexation pending deeding of the required access road way. All voted in favor of the motion. 7. NORTH PARK ESTATES The City Council discussed past due Park accounts at the North District. After Improvement discussion it w as the consensus of the City Council that the City proceed with the necessary collection procedures. 8 CITY WATER TANKS & WATER IMPROVEMENTS Council Member Anderson moved. Council Member Bradshaw 2nd. Beaver City Council move into public hearing at 6:00 p.m. to receive public comment regarding the Beaver City Water Improvement Project. All v oted in favor of the motiou The following public were present for the meeting: Dell Hollingshead. Gordon Baker. Robert Baker. Lucille Stong. F.ldon Black. Ila Messinger. I.cland Black. Lucille Strong. Robert Lee. Paul Anderson. Al Marshall A letter explaining the project and requesting comments was handed out aud reviewed. A copy of the kitcr is attached hereto as Exhibit - FEBRUARY 6, 1997 Mayor Robinson explained the project in detad. By a straw vote; all of the public present v oiced their opinion in favor of the project. The City- Councd moved out of public hearing at 6:45 p in. 9. WATER RATES & IMPACT FEES The City Councd reviewed draft ordinances setting new water rates and impact fees. After review the ordinances were tabled for review. The ordinances shall be placed on the February 4. 1997 Councd Agenda for adoption. The City Councd recessed from 6:45 to 7:30 p.m. 10. I.P.P POWER RECALL Mr. Robert Christiansen met w ith the City Councd and discussed Beaver City joining the UAMPS 1 P.P. POWER PROJECT. A copy of tbe letter is attached hereto as Exhibit After discussion Councd Member Dalton moved. Council Member 2nd. Beaver Bradshaw City the UAMPS IPP in participate PROJECT. All voted in favor of the motion. BREEZE CjOLF 11. CANYON COURSE Councd Member Dalton moved. Councd Member Bradshaw 2nd, Beaver City Councd move into closed session at 7:50 p.m. to negotiate a contract with Danny & Carma Lindsay to operate the Canyon Breeze Golf Course. All voted in favor of the motion. The City Councd moved out of closed session at 8:30 p.m. 12. ELECTRIC AL TRAINING PRtKiRAM Lamonte Bettridge met with the City Council and discussed training for Beaver City Electric Department. The training is needed to oomph with OSHA requirements It was proposed that Beaver City share the cost of the training videos with Parowan. After review it was the consensus of the City Council that Beaver City share the cost of training with Parowan at an appx. cost of $4,100 to Beaver City'. Council Member Williams moved. Council Member Bradshaw 2nd. Heaver tirv council approve me follow ing consent agenda items: 13. NORTH PARK ESTATES -LIEN RELEASE- - Authorize Mayor Robinson to sign the release of Liens in North Park Estates; Ixt 1 Ranee and Nichols Bess. Lot 2 Michael and Beverly Dalton. A copy of the release is attached hereto as Exhibit U8-97-and 14. OLD FASHION MEMORIES BUSINESS LICENSE APPROVAL Approve the Home Occupation Business License of Kathy Yardley Old Fashioned Memories- - Hand Tinting of Black and White Photos located at 90 South 200 West. A copy of the application is attached hereto as Exhibit 15. COPY SHOP - BUSINESS LICENSE APPROVAL Approve the Business License of Kathy Atkin & Cynthia Bradshaw - Copy Shop - for a Copy Business located at 55 North Main. A copy of the application is 7 F. attached hereto as Exhibit AU voted in favor of the motion. The City Councd made committee reports and discussed the following - C -- -- 1 28-9- -- subjects: Secondary water ordinance to be reviewed at next Council Meeting. Old High School Lunch Room. Set a meeting with the School Board. Circle Four farm tour. Discussed purchase of a four wheeler with a suow plow. County' Wide Law Enforcement. No further business presented before the City Councd the meeting adjourned at 9:30 p.m. These minutes will be presented for approval at the next regularly scheduled meeting. Until such time, they are considered unofficial Region XIII Wrestling Beaver High School Placed 4th With 170 Points Chad Marshall - I si Jack Waters - 1st Brian Yardley - 2nd Brett Raddon - 2nd Jon White - 3rd Cody Curtis - 3rd Justin Beaumont-4tRyan White-4t- h Brady Carler-f- th Cory Curtis - 5th Robbie Bradshaw - 5th Sheb Davie - 6th h Janxl Smith - 6th Kevin Marchant - 7th AMUAL "TOWN MEETING" WITH LEGISLATURE SET FOR FEBRUARY 1 1 LOGAN - By Lee Roderick - Utahns can slay close to home and still sec and talk directly with state lawmakers on February 1 1, during the third annual "town meeting" with the Utah Legislature. The question-and-answsession will be broadcast live v ia satellite from the State Capitol from 8 p.m. To participate by viewing or phoning in questions, citizens arc invited to go to any of the 29 county offices of Utah State University Extension, primary sponsor of the event. Local civic meetings will also be in some county Extension offices A majority of state legislators are expected to attend the town meeting, held in the chamber of the Utah House of Representativ es. including Senator Lane Beattie, president of the Utah Senate, and Rep Mclvin Brown, speaker of the House. er 6-- Don 't miss this opportunity! Beaver County Extension Service will host the local " Tom n Meeting" in the commission chamber al the courthouse, skirting at 6:00 P.M. on February 1 1th. The event will be down-like- d from satellite, with an 800 number for questions directed to legislators. Questions will be answered in the order in which they are called in. Being prepared with a bill number or relevant data is helpful. Extension Agent, Mark Nelson says that a surprising number of issues can be addressed in the two hour session. It 's easy. .yon don 't have to be an expert.....and, they are there to help. Don 'I have a question? Comments are also welcome. Just, listening will give you the most up to date information facing the state! . . UNAPPROVED MINUTES MINERSVILLE TOWN COUNCIL January 21, 1997 A regular meeting of the Minersville Town Council was held on Tuesday . January 2 1 . 1 997. at 7 :00 P.M. at the Minersville Town I lall. Those present were: Howard Pryor, Michelle Barton, and David Eyre. Visitors: Renea Davis. Steve Ogden and Kevin Carter. The Minutes from the council meeting held on January' 6, 1997. were approved without correction. Renea Davis met with the council to discuss a new program that is being introduced in die communities. It is a friendship program that deals with public relations, issues and challenges. She was interested in ideas for welcoming new people in the community. She requested ideas for community service projects Some of the suggestions that were made were blood drives, clean up projects, cemetery expansions project participation in the volunteer fire department, block parties, etc. The Town Council suggested that welcome fliers be printed with the names and phone numbers of the Town Councd. Two members of the council will try to greet now residents in the community', The Town's application for CDBG funding for the water tank project was denied. Steve Ogden met with the council to discuss other funding possibilities for the water tank project. They also discussed raising the existing water tank which would increase water pressure. David Eyre made a motion to have I eshe and Associates do the preliminary engineering which would be required to raise the existing water tank. Michelle Barton seconded the motion, the motion Michelle Barton made a motion to write a letter to the Division of Water Quality to request a full report on the incident which happened on August 2. at a Circle 4 Farms site involving contamination of an existing well w ith animal waste from the lagoon storage pond facility. The Town w ants to know what w as done about die contamination and what kind of fine w as imposed The reason for the request is the Town's concern for the possible contamination to the Town's water supply. The tree removal on 300 West and 400 South on the Town's right of way is 19. in progress. The Town has purchased some gravel to use on the roads until die weather of black top. A public hearing will be held on Feb. 18, 1997. to receive public comment concerning tbe intent of the Town to exchange property with 1 1. E. (inlliih.s at 4(X) South between 200 West and 300 West. The purpose of the exchange is to bring the block into alignment. w ill permit the use Meeting adjourned. These minutes will be presented for approval at the next regularly scheduled meeting. Until such time they are considered unofficial Handy' t Shmcast iff tllitfcrd Properties Land: 34 Lots in East R.R. Addition 6 Acres East of Sunnysidc Subdiv ision. Zoned for Mobile Modulars close to power and water. 24.9 Acres on Pass road: 2.18 AFW. Elect., Fenced 1 1.72 Acres West of Sunny side Subdivision. Sun ey ed and mapped for 39 lot Subdivision (not an accepted subdivision) 40 Acres next to Circle 4 Pig Farm 1 60 Acres NAV of Milford. 80 Acres SAV of Milford between Milford Flat & Lund Hwy. 80 Acres 0 miles SAV of Milford on Flat near new pig farm. 200 Acres 5 miles SAV of Milford between Flat & Lund Hwy. 320 Acres NE of Milford on road to Roosevelt Springs Geo Thermal 440 Acres 7.5 miles SAV of Milford between Milford Flat & Lund Hwy. 5 Acres just north of Del Mar Addition Westof5-milcDamonHvvy2- 1 $2.500 lot $80,000. $45,000. $195,000. $20,000. $16,000. $ 6.000. $24,000 $30,000 $32,000. $66,000. $ 1 2.000. 1 For Further Information Call Handy Worth C cnturv 2 First Choice Realty 965 South Main Cedar Citv. UT 84720 1 . Office: Res: Cellular: |