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Show Lokfid Rvlw, Jun 24, 1981, Pag 5A City Compromises 'Clearfield Days' Plans Ready for July 4th On Zoning Change We have deeper commercially zoned property elsewhere in the city," said Councilman Eugene Kidd. The Kunz property is only 400 feet from the center line. He went on to explain that the Kunz family already haa home occupation business license. And theyre located just opposite a commercial zone across Peterson the street in Clearfield, added. SUNSET Mayor Norm Sant summarized the pros and cons of an earlier rezoning hearing before requesting a motion to vote on the matter during the City Council meeting last week. Residents along 800 North, where the Arnold Kunz family has requested their ground at 62 West be rezoned to the C-- 2 commercial designation to allow for business expansion including the construction of a greenhouse, had presented two petitions was signed by inOne petition dividuals who had no objection to the Kunz proposal to rezone part of the street. The other was signed by those families living on 800 North who wanted the entire street rezoned for commercial use. Jim Phillips, of 828 N. 50 W. provided input on the feelings of 38 citizens asking denial of rezoning all or part of 800 North in an effort to preserve the residential character of the area. Increased traffic compounded by future bridge construction projects slated for 800 North as well as possible deterioration of the neighborhood were two concerns voiced. But weve got to look at each case, case by case, with caution and in an orderly fashion, the mayor said. People have to understand youve got to establish a tax base without a great deal of disturbance. A business is a tremendous asset to a small city. , In a motion aimed at accommodating the existing Kunz business for further expansion, the Council voted to rezone the street to a depth of 400 feet to the west side of the Kunz property. A one-lwidth would be maintained as a buffer for the surrounding residential ot area.x - FARMINGTON Elementary School teachers met last week to have the Mystery of Energy explaiqg$4 the Davis County School 'jpistct Workshop. It was fantastic. Ive, taken this workshop forThsee years and we've never- - d6ne tWo,-tiiintwice, said Linda Clark, first grade teacher at Energy-Environme- nt ,.Jliritpa teachers Theard lectures from prominenCenergy experts as Lavaun Coxrof Mountain Fuel, Dr, Val ,A n, of Utah Power & Light, Dr. r' Speiation of Nurserymen. ?Cjtegories the committee would like Jjfilled from Sunset include garden civic and service clubs, cor- neal premises, governmental, .iyehes, private gardens, community, unless otherwise designated. located at 934 S. Clearfield Pool. i 1000 concession booth should contact the Chamber of Commerce at 'which is sponsoring the celebration in The park 825-589- E., behind the According to Lavora Wayment, Chamber of Commerece secretary, the deadline for parade entries has been extended from June 19 to June 30. There is no fee for parade entries. Any person or group interested in entering the parade or operating a conjunction with the Parks and Recreation Department. The Clearfield Fire Department is sponsoring a fireworks display after dark. Chairman Fisher. ( . I enjoyed the creativity and stimulation of getting new ideas and exchanging ideas. Its exciting to feed my mind and recharge my batteries. It was also interesting to learn there are educational facilities at Weber State like a planetarium and museum at a modest fee, said Judith Hills, third grade teacher at Farmington Elementary. Most of the teachers enjoyed the Make it and Take it day, where they could make solar collectors from tin cans, use the computer to develop a puzzle word searth on conservation or energy related words, learn how to sodder and make a motorized wind propeller, or make hot house terrariums from plastic pop bottles. To Barbara Batchelor, second grade Richard Hills and Dr. E. Fred Pashley. Topics included an energy update, a talk on whats new locally, an energy audit of the district, energy economics and tradeoffs. Energy is such a very important subject to the district now, and the teacher at Farmington Elementary, teachers are a big part of the whole the most exciting thing was what she process, said Bernell Loveridge, i learned about energy consumption and energy coordinator for Davis School District. with energy-relate- d Working organizations we can provide these excellent workshops with a minimal cost to the district and teachers. We charge a small fee for materials, the teachers can get BYU credit and the only real cost to the district is the use of Junior landscaping, ranch and farm improvement, neighborhood improvement and tree planting. John R. Hopkins, chariman of the the building, said Bill Hansen, beautification effort in Sunset, said the superintendent of science and math. committee is seeking the assistance of The teachers took a geology field trip all Sunset residents in the selection of form Farmington north to the Weber proposed entries for the city. Dr. Pashley pointed State campus. For further information contact any out slipping rock and where the land of tiie committee members: Joyce mixes with water causing some houses Delbert Nebeker,, to sit on a Browning, quick sand type substance. or He also Roland Robinson, out the way the builders pointed The deadline John Hopkins, houses on the fault and what things put for entries is July 30, 1981. cause flooding, said Loveridge. for the event is Marty fJlA0D3 TTQPPGQG Grand Openii& 5-- 100 Shells Must Be Sold By July 4th Weekend at Wholesale Prices White Deluxe Fiberglass Deluxe Aluminum Shell Teachers Learn Conservation Home Beautification e Entries Sought' beautification program being conducted by the Salt Lake Tribune in cooperation with the Ualt-- i Associated Garden Clubs, Utalvftate University fiSJJJision Services' and the Utah Clearfield Recreation Department is sponsoring contests, races, games and tournaments for all ages from noon to 3:30 p.m. Family swimming passes and ribbons will be awarded. At noon a clown face painting and guessing contest will be held, as well as a water balloon toss from ages 5 to 13. A mother and daughter sack race will be held at 12:30. At 1 p.m. an adult horseshoe tournament will be held at the Center Street Park, also a performance by the Clearfield Recreation Summer Band. At 1:30 a father and son wheelbarrow race will be held. For children ages a potato race will start at 2 p.m., followed by spoon races at 2:30. The final event of the afternoon will be a tire race for all ages at 3 p.m. All events will be held at Fisher Park, 'Mysiery of Energy' Workshop Elementary. t SUNSET The Sunset beautification committee is seeking entries with .the community for the statewide" civic CLEARFIELD Plans for the celebration of the annual Fourth of July Clearfield Days are in full swing. The day will start with a flag ceremony at 7 a.m. presented by the American Legion Post 134. Following the flag ceremony a chuck wagon breadfast of pancakes, eggs and hash browns will be served by the American Legion Auxiliary. Cost for the meal is $2 for adults and $1 for children under 12. The parade will start at 9:30 from 935 S. State and will travel north to 300 N. Main. Allfloates will be judged at 8:30. Following the'parade, at 10:30, a dog show will be conducted by the Mt. Ogden Kennel Club with judging at noon. There will be concessions, games, and rides from 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. with demonstrations by various groups from 1 to 3 p.m. 2UV $489 Import MAGOG TTQPPGDG the school. I was amazed at the amount of energy our building is consuming, she said, We saw statistics that show our energy consumption costs double every four years. In 1979, we spent $1.6 million, in 1980 we spent $2 million. Thats 18 percent and wheres the money going to come from teachers salaries? Weve got to learn how to better insulate, put energy efficiency devices on our taps and shape up. 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