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Show Page 2, Lakeside Renew, March 26, 1981 ' ? r - Farmington Council Works Feverishly to Make NCAA City Council was time changed to 6 p m. meeting rather than the usual 8 p.m., and City Manager Max Forbush said the basketball game was the reason for the change. The agenda wasnt as full as it has been in the past, and the council almost, time. Items but not quite, made tip-okept being presented to the council for The Farmington By JIM SAWDEY Staff Writer Work expands or FARMINGTON contracts to fill the time allotted for that work. The atmosphere filling the Farmington City Hall was tense as the time for the NCAA basketball tipoff neared and City Council business was nearly ff done. their consideration, and the council gave the items their undivided, attention. The council was faithful to city business and missed a .portion of the NCAA games that featured two of Utahs teams. They gave preliminary approval to the Lupine Village subdivision. The developers must make some time-consumi- i it changes before getting final approval. A request by Bruce Brinkerhoff that overnight parking be amended was denied. sale of suprlus items owned by the city was approved. The sale will include three pick-u- p trucks, a dump truck, power lawn mower, a typewriter and unclaimed bicycles. Time of sale will be announced later. A A change in development related fee structures was conceptually approved. The wording of the new ordinance must be worked out by the city attorney before the council changes the fee structure. The council released $41,000 to Mickelson Construction for work done on the 5 reservoir. C-- Time Tip-O- ff Compton Bench Road failed to meet standards because of asphalt gradation and compaction problems. , Curb, gutter and sidewalk will be extended fjom the front of Knowlton Elementary to the LDS Stake Center on Sheppard Lane, north as far as the money wil last. $7,000 was approved for the sidewalk, curb and gutter. Council Wants Trophies And Gets 'Em s I promised to bring back CLEARFIELD here they trophies the last time I was here are, said Junior ROTC Lt. Col. Mark Palmer of Clearfield High. Palmer and a group of Junior ROTC cadets traveled to Greeley, Colo., last month to participate in regional drill team competition. To pay for the trip, the group petitioned the council for funds. The council approved funds and said that if the group returned with trophies, the expenditure would be worth it. The group competed against other ROTC cadets from Colorado, Oklahoma, Wyoming, and Utah. They came away with six trophies. Palmer, Capt. Toni Zocchi and Lt. Jimmie Collins brought the trophies to the council. The team walked away with top honors including the Commander Cup which is awarded to the best drill team commander. Mike Hawrelok received that honor. The other trophies were for: squad regulation, first place; squad exhibition, first place; squad exhibition, second place; flight regulation, second place; knock down drill, third place. The group also received a trophy during competition in Salt Lake City for best Kaysville Names Syracuse Man as Full-Tim- Recorder e e A KAYSVILLE city recorder has been hired by Kaysville City Administrator John Thacker' Val Dean Steel, 2325 S. Bluff Road, Syracuse, was chosen from among 15 applicants seeking the job of city recorder. Steel will begin his duties April 1. The Kaysville City Council approved the appointment, subject to reference checks. With a masters degree in public administration and a background in governmental accounting, Steel was the best candidate for the job, Thacker said. He also has office manager experience in private full-tim- business'. His duties will include being assistant to the city administrator. He is in charge of the administrative department of the city, and is the city office manager. The city recorder also takes minutes at city meetings, attests legal documents and maintains books for the city. AHOY PIZZA LOVcRS! J J. MMs In oddition CALL AHCAD $AVS YOU 25 with your.... we offer you o Ju variety offine foods to please the most adventurous palate. 076-123for orders TO GO 2 Redeem your pois ot this location LAYTON Layton Hills Mall Gancro iabdqo'7 DOPADVOJDJO DGPADVC3C07 n : GCaOQJDDGCTO A(3DOODDDO PADVC-Tra- r Published weekly and distributed free Thursday morning by carrier. YOU TANG AN Subsidiary of The Standard Corporation Danial J. Croft Managing Editor Marilyn L. Karras v Assistant Managing Editor ABBfirCDJL Advertising Director 825-166- 6 359-261- 2 V Centerville Farmington Salt Lake City LAYTON ACGGCCCZZIO YOU TAKG AN HILLS MALL ALL 0ALG0 FINAL CAEMACrO Lamar Bott Telephone: ( DOf.CTlISO Sun Publishing Inc. 5388 South 1900 West P.O. Box 207 Roy, Utah 84067 FF EVERY PRICE TAG race 123 CZZZZi tx C3.-TC- I. CATCZDAY 10-- 9 10-- 4 FF EVERY PRISE TAO Nj |
