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Show WEEKLY REFLEX DAVIS NEWS JOURNAL. OCTOBER 5, 1978 hassS I tfiork Halted On New Davis Courthouse - The Ea.st Layton City Coununanimously adopted two ending the s hool The city has allowed officers to attend the police police raining sessions in the past cil resolutions at the Sept. 26 council meeting. The first n solution increased the speed ;hile they were collecting heir normal police salary The city hasnt paid for the training courses Several people have taken advantage of the training and then left limit on lower Cherry Lane to 25 mph. The previous speed I) nut was 20 mph The council indicated the 25 mph limit yould be strictly enforced. he police force for positions elsewhere. 4 j THE SECOND resolution requires that any police officer attending special training classes while in the employment of East Layton City will sign an agreement to the East Layton City jay onForce for one year after pol ice the framing is completed or pay back the expense of the schooling or the salary the city paid them while they were at- - rJ $ consisting of proposed zoning laws Mayor Johnson suggested the developers of the master plan study carefully the noise impact question and adjust the zoning proposals to proiect the city and prospective home owners in zones affected by high noise levels COUNCILMAN Campbell reported on the progress of the city's master plan. He said two public hearings would be scheduled regarding the master plan probably in November, The first hearing would be on general policy and the second hearing would be on a land development code Gh 0 iP treasurer from liability in the handling of city funds The city attorney requested that the original copy of all legal documents be retained by the city office and only copies of the documents be given the city attorney for his ( COUNCILMAN Hohman asked the city attorney to investigate the legality of holding building permits on Fastside Drive until the water pres,ure in this area can be increased There is not enough water pressure in the area to effectively control possible fires, according to Layton F ire A THIRD legal opinion was requested to absolve the city Councilman Forbes was asked to research possible o 0a afrer an inspection of the buildings roof di outage system "Apparently it was a rc suit of the collapse of the State OSHA buildings roof that caused concern about our courthouse roof," said Commissioner Moss At any rate, the matter has lx n referred solutions to a storm run-of- f problem that is causing flood ing and erosion along the east side of Cherry Lane dmg ft o E. C. week &j 0 R million project early last Chief, John Adams o o r OMMISSIOM (Bill) Moss said a stoppage order was placed on the $1 1 use STEVEN BAILEY, the city attorney, was asked to investigate several legal questions for the city First, he was asked to research the payment of witness fees A second area that needed legal opinions was that of offside improvements. a FARMINGTON Work has temporarily halted on of construction Davis Giuniys new addition to the Courthouse. D to the building the building inspcn tor to work out the problem ruled that it will have to add a fire sprinkler system to the new structure It was also suggested that a fire door be included to separate the new addition from the old stucture in the event of a fire grb ( OMMISSIOM R Glen W I lint and County Clerk Rod- ney Walker said they were surprised at the action since the courthouse roof is made of completely concrete and should be much stronger than the OSHA roof that collapsed in Salt Lake City Mr Walker said it was his understanding that the roof drainage was designed to empty onto canopy roofs over K wheeUaUgnmen GENERAL CAR REPAIR SMAU; ENGINE REPAIR fMVilf fyi the various entrance ways, thus taking the pressure off the mam T 00DTAUT0;CLimC nm wtt;iuyviiixyu AT THE same time, the commission was advised that the State Fire Marshal has 5 j-- rrr roof ra 6 'O O' $ architect (Richard Stringham) for review and he is to nutd with v . r 0 (M & 0 $$$ n Jf. 'I? 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