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Show 4 1 The Beaver Press - November 9. 22 refunded. NOTICES. t:d JDGT heavy struction projects mo-'- ?'e Engineer following ' Beaver 'County ) .'"! 3 ecriy of ruai'-'-e v an adv jr- - j or of pe'.-ne- 'e s-- j UlaSt Zr T'T m.ttir.g a b.d. ; or Project No: f,la.a Ye a CLEARc'.;r.t i;:athg L aaa -ay re:; vs -- TOR GL.jECTICI, PROTESTANTS' NAME AND nETUPN ADDRESS, ci.'d any request for a hi.':::.-- 3. Picas: rn.:t filed w:h the Slate Engineer, Box -- :v 1iF2Cn, City, UT I.,--:- on or before DECEMBER 6, 2006. These are informal proceedings as per of the Division of Rufe R555-6-- ? e41!4-e.';- C V.'aiar Rights. (The Period cf Use is generexcept irrigation ally yesr-rour- d which is generally from Apr 1 to Oct 31 each year.) NEW APPLICATIONS) Ramon fA7CP70): 71-f3- Carnvcs New K onion Trust 'Ann pro-p.-.'- -i- uA"5?cf ?rom groundwater (Esc Val Ranohos Sub. unit A) for DOMESTIC. CHANGE APPUCATION(S) Larry L. Meyer Separate Property Trust prcposofs) using 1 .0 ac-f- t. from groundwater (1 mile NE of Liefer) fcr IRRIGATION; r x r-- !.' fbi'iVy Ray, JoITery and Pam Foutz prcpose(s) using 4.0 soft, from groundwater (3 miles northeast of Beaver) for IRRIGATION; STOCK WAT E R DOMESTIC. D. Oids, I NG; P.E., in 3 The Beaver Press and 18, 2008. --- -- Cc--stru- ct STP-LC01(3- Erlckson Guidance 2:45 p.m. B. Brent Judd - CTE VI. CONSENT and ACTION ITEMS 3:15 p.m. A. Approval of Minutes B. Audit and Approval of Claims C. CUSAP letter D. Student Discipline & Safe School Policy - 2nd Reading (FH) ). Project Location: Beaver County Bike Pedestrian Trail The principal items cf work E. Hiring Policy Changes -- 3rd Reading are as follows: 7th8th Grade Retention 2nd Reading G. Attendance Policy - 1st Reading H. Policy Manual - 2nd Reading I. Approval of Resolution to Questar of Audit J. Approval Committee Members F. BikePed Path 12 inch' Untreated Base Course 34 inch or inch Max (Plan Quantity) Excavation (Plan Roadway Quantity) The project is to be completed in SO Calendar Days Prequalification of bidders is required. Prior to submitting a bid, the bidder must have on file with the Utah Department of Transportation a completed and approved contractors application for Department processing time is 10 working days from of documentaexecuted properly HMA- - - 1 K. Travel L. M. ITEMS VIII. Dated this 4th d3y of November, Todd Burke, Business Administrator -- Transportation is advertising for bice for the following projects. All tion, project bidding informaincluding Specifications and Plans, can be viewed, down'caded, and printed from UDOT's Project Development Bid Construction Opening information website, htip www.dot.utah.govino'ex.p To 9. hpm--cics-31- bid - website. Project information can also be reviewed at the main office in Salt Lake City, the offices of its Regions, and its District offices in Price, Richfield, and Cedar City. if project Specifications and Plans cannot be printed from the website, they can be obtained from the main office, 4501 South 2700 West, Salt Lake City, (001)965-434for a fee, plus tax and mail charge, if applicable, none of which will be 6, regular cf the board of education of beaver county school District acreage: BEAVER COUNTY TOWNSHIP 28 SOUTH. RANGE 10 West SLB&M SECTION 30: E12SE14 Containing 80 acres, PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the Board of Education of Beaver County School District will hold a regular meeting at the District Office, 291 North Main Street, Beaver, Utah, commencing at 2:00 p.m. November 14, on Tuesday, more or less Any individual wishing to submit a competing application to purchase, lease, andor exchange for this property, a portion thereof, or a parcel including any of the acreage, should also file an application and the appropriate application fee(s). Lands Trust The 2006. The agenda for the meeting consists of the following: I. WORK SESSION - 11:00 a.m. Committee Audit Presentation above-describ- 1 fJ R E ADMINISTRATION 1 I Naisbitt-Bagle- y (801)896-649- I ESTATE m ERA Realty Center .3259 W 200 N g Cedar City, Utah 84720 5435-865-10- 19 1 42 800-934-37- Our Beaver it. ?f- a i i - it County Specialist Jennifer Corral Bedroom 1 Bath .22 acres Beaver 2 ' j 1 12 City block 14th 4 f. c -- MT. - Gilbert T. criterion, cows as well as requiring the be on Total Herd production (cowcalf, feedlot and carcass traits) into consideration in calculating an animal's relative economic value. To be eligible for a Cow Award, a female must have an API in the top ten percentile of the population and be actively enrolled in the THE Program. In addition to meeting the API and THE conditions, a cow must achieve high reproductive standards to qualify for an award; the standards are: a) wean 7 calves by 8.5 years of age for Gold; b) wean 5 calves by 6.5 years of age for Silver; c) wean 3 calves by 4.5 years of age for Bronze. acknowledgement of the fact that some breeding stock, are utilized solely for terminal beef production purposes, the 2006 awards also recognize cows with outstanding Terminal Index (Tl) values. To be considered for recognition, a female must be in the top ten percentile of the population for Tl. The Tl takes into account all traits of relevance to terminal sire proIn duction (calving ease, growth and carcass traits) to determine an animal's economic worth. All traits except milk production, maternal calving ease, mature ' - 'I award-winnin- g Approaching acres by in I Greai downtown Beaver Tri-pl- ex I The Beaver City Council will hold a public hearing at 5:15 P.M. on November 13, 2006 to accept public input regarding amendments to Title 8, Chapter 3, Section 15 to define sewer line ownership and the responsibility to maintain sewer lines and Title 8. Chapter 5 Section 1 10 to' define ownershiD of secpower lines and the I ondary responsibility to maintain secondary power lines . Comments will be accepted verbally or in Sim-ment- but cr.'y ura! disasters, :' ' BHSETS Spook '' Congratulations to Beaver High School's ETS program and the community of Beaver for raising over SSOQ.C-- for the Festival of Trses. The ETS program chose to create a spook alley as a service project to donate the proceeds to Beaver High School's Festival of Trees project, A tremendous amount of time and effort was put into making the spook alley a fun and scary experience for the community of 3eaver. People of all ages attended the spook alley on Halloween night and, hopefully, had a good scare. Many students, school personnel, and community members helped with this project by donating decorations and costumes, helping with decorating and makeup, providing idess, cashiering, cleaning up, offering ideas, being in the spook al'ay, etc. Approximately 60 people worked on this project to make it a success. A huge thenk you to everyone who assisted in any way, and a specie! thanks to those who attended and mace it possible for the ETS program to earn and donate the money. The spook alley would not have happened without the help of the wonderful people involved. The following school and community members assisted in this Marty Haynie, Lance project: Craig Wright, LeeR Rachel Kerksiek, Janet Littlefield, Beaumont, Cartson Davis, Anthony Fusco, Wes Robinson, Julie Walker, Tami Shugart, Neal Nelson, Matt Moffett, Shane Erickson, Jennifer Fotheringham, Kent Valentina Fergusdn, Hofheins, Lynea Limb, Jill Chavez, Anona Yardley, Suzie Oldroyd, Travis Issacson, Josh Miller, Mart Hutchings, Wade Gale, D3vid Green, Rhonda and Beaver Hutchings, Ambulance. Last, but not least, thanks to all the students who accomplished so much, worked so hard and spent hours of their own time to make this project a - instance policy NAP is a federally program tr.; uvsdcs ess'voT.ce f.na.ic'i jdi'Cvn of !o n c yi io ;'c:, of planting occur: c.z hAP pronatural ciaasa:i;,. vides coverage fcr crops for which the cnt opc k:-- of not is available. insurance If your crop is not er-ibfor then can you crop insurance, purchase NAP c:;vp::;::9 for !: ..rep, your to not exceed $300 por producer, pnr county, or net to exceed $900 fcr a multi county producer. December 1, 2003 is the final day to sjjjn up perennial crops for 2007 MAP coverage. Just like tii;-- a ' producers who r.cne a NAP contract cn file " :'' t'.: r'A: naori to file a NOTICE 0.-- LOSS when it beuom z .apparent thct a Ciop uf pasture has been damaged by drought, frost, insects, tfo This .CTiCQ OF LOSS should be iik-- within 15 c.u, " ' '.'--: r t'. duuiugo is r-t:!- t : q -- cov-irur- i d f ies rA ii:U time. notify :c ;.u;t;er appo-ut-n- u A,v.:".t:;: s t: otfeu c-;- to jou jruend to ,U;--- .; it.' u co v li i 1 1 ' 1 j f b i t v d b- - U y history) for usee i 1 n r t ) V s is caicuioie ycur procuc-tio- n yield, and consequently will affect your NAP payment. Failure to report production will result in a yield that is 75 of the uppi oved yield st-- by the County Commute:.. Make q t.rely file acreage reports and keep track of harvested prouueuon using acceptable rnetnods. For example, bale weights or other means of detet mining quantities of hay are required,- For more information, conUsct ihe Beaver County Farm Service Agency at or call 620 N Main in fver 438-50b- 6. Open NA Meetings, will be held at the Southwest Center, 75 West 1175 North, (Hast door) at 6 p.m. every Thyrsday,. For All Yo:-Printing fteeds Come To r Tfie (Beaver tPress Just ask our n?;my satlshud Custotns'rs err': of used oil into a participating Used Oil Collection Center, the form, and mail it to the Utah Division of Solid & Hazardous Wato to tz: CI I a PAIR QF LEATHER VmLGLg&S.. Tor a list of participating u or visit http:wm.h3zaftfouswas:3.LiA centers, please call 50-gallo- ns mi adobeUsedOIICo!ectionCentersFarmers.pdf. sis The 2007. p; ruu'ost ' low-inco- used oil may not be mixed wiih antifreeze, pesticides, solvents, or any other substances and must be brought in during normal business hnirs. signif- ru'em at the r-u- u s?j (ETS, or Education Talent Search, is a federally funded program through the U.S. 'of Education Department to assist designed or first generation college students with obtaining post-sec- - , funded lOSi of success. pair of gloves per aiklros. Offer e xpircs January 3 you " . Alley Cox, Lisa Cox, if and 'c This the app;.ca;.on t:e. paia p. '0 , " :..r:ed to r.n cp: r..! re On , The NAP (Ncn insured Asev 'e.isee rrcg'OT.) cr ,i noftsn FARMERS & RANCHERS Bring NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 5 - . .; $10.00 spayed or neutered $20.00 not spayed or neutered Late Fee - Feb 15th - Dec 31st $20.00 spayed or neutered $10.00 late fee) (license not $30.00 spayed or neutered (license $10.00 late fee) $50.00 fine - No current rabies certificate - $50.00 fine No current dog license. Published in The Beaver Press November 2, 9, and 16, 2006. 5 Milford City limits j 1.31 acres convenient location -- tr subsequent bids. M vw be purchased every year) Early Discount - October 1, 2006 Jan 15", 2007 $7.50 - spayed or neutered $17.50 - not spayed or neutered Regular Fee - Jan 16th - Feb 'or Reference No.: SULA 1499 ' Trust Lands The Administration reserves the right to reject any application or , A 130 N. MAIN RICHFIELD. UT 84701 with j t & Matt Jennifer Kathy, Susan, Janet ed Administration will accept competing applications during the following period of time: From 8:00 A.M. FRIDAY, November 3, 2006 Until 5:00 P.M. MONDAY, December 4, 2006 TRUST LANDS 12:30 p.m. Lunch II. EXECUTIVE. SESSION -1:00 p.m. Personnel, Security, Collective Bargaining, Litigation, t ltfe Ji The Utah School and Lands Trust Institutional Administration has received an application to lease the surface of the following described ERA REALTY CENTER 1 county dogs 6 months or older must be licensed by Feb. 14th, 2007 (Dog licenses must All cattle PUBLIC NOTICE notice of meeting 435-438-64- Enrollment (THE, either TR or SR). The API takes all EPDs of Published in The Beaver Press November 9, 2006. on UDOT projects, bidders must .v.UDOT's Electronic Bid System '(ESS). The EBS software and EBS training sched ule O dlU Ci Iso available on this Published in The Beaver Press November 9, 2006. OF DEPARTMENT ; TRANSPORTATION John R. Njord, Director - Simrnental American Association's 2006 Cow Award list. These awards reflect a female's genetic merit for profitability and an ASA member's commitment to data reporting. The ASA All Purpose Index (API) was used as an underlying NGTiCE TO CONTRACTORS UTAH appointment Yardley of Beaver, UT, recently had 5 cows recognized in the Board Reports Public Input CLOSING 6:00 p.m. Adjournment for a Lake City, (801 ) fee cf 520.00, plus tax and mail charge, if applicable, none of which will be refunded. A. Available at Beaver County Sheriffs Office. 2160 South 600 West, Eeaver. Minersviile City West 60 Main. Office, Minersviile. Milford Justice Court, 26 South 100 West, Milford Animal Control Officer by BOZEMAN, C. Community Council D. PTA E Licenses Breeder Receives Honors 3. Other F. Bsaver County 2007 Dog Local Simrnental B. Administrative Report 1. Calendar 2. Kristina Kindl letter Unregistered companies may obtain the Specifications and Plans from the main office, 4501 South 2700 West, Salt Press -- 4:30 p.m. A. Public Input tion. have a wegred calf cn recoc and bo' er,rc"3d in THE to receive an award. ASA members are recognized for owning Simneniai andor Simbrah cows that excelled By meeting the requirements desenbed ebove. Each member with at least cne cow is i'teJ cf cows number with the along status under award achieving each category. For a complete description of ASA's economic selection indexes and a full listing of the co'as vis.t, v"aw or erg. www.simbrah.org. The American Simrr.entsl Association is headquartered in Bozeman, Montana, and maintains the herd registries for the Smimental and Simbrah breeds of cattle. ASA has an active adult and junior membership of nearly 8.C00. Published in The Beaver Press November 9, 2006 thru January 25, 2007. Personnel Budget DISCUSSION VII. 965-434- 6, STATE ENGINEER Published fcovomoer Shane Comprehensive A. prequi-Jificatio- Kenneth and 'Jeiry tl-- Department of Transportation UnOT.'Df'S 3i;:!dir.q It!-- rieor), 45C1 f. :70C Vesi. Utah 8li?-?22- 0, until 2 o'clock p.m. Tuesday, Novcrte; 25, 2'JCO, and at that t.n e publicly opened for PuUfrA-Dike fri-Path cf Beaver Coun-in Pcdtis'r'an Trail BEAVER County, the same Le.ng' identified as Federal Aid Project No: Utah. in The Beavtr November 9, 2CC6. C. Student Recognition AUDIT PRESENTATION -Hafen, Buckner, Everett. & Graff A. Approval of 2005-0- 5 Audit V. INFORMATION ITEMS 2:45 p.m. ?.!! be Utah ccw s:z0 (ccv.hsrd tri'i ;2'e Eee:de calculation. West Center Street. Beaver. ; st; A copy of the pxposed amendments is available at the City Once, 60 Published IV. STP-LCC1(- fcy Regular the Board of ;il. PRELIMINARY - 2.00 p.m. A. Welcome B. Pledge of Allegiance Inf.. For-furthe- r motion, contact (01)235 3335. DGsatr.ent processing timo is 10 working days from rsce'pt of pr:pe"y exsrutod drcurru.T.t?-t'O- r termed . Meeting of Educat on nr- - r-.- r Soaled proposals w:;0-- 2:C0 p.m. , fi;:"-;- A-- u-v LY con- hig'VA-r- with Property (Purchase andor Saie). andor Allegations of Criminal Conduct to .::;. i writing at that time. K - Z rliiiiu. fi i r . il |
