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Show THE SENTINEL Ptflt 2 Thursday, May 20, 1M2 Spakers shamed ffor eigMgradyattinexeriss Wfeh L .. lip o ft ?) 9, 0 () P KX--i V5 L "V ' Vri. , 'Ski I Speakers at Alta High's graduation will be, kneeling, Robb White and Jon E. Berner; standing, Ellse Howlett and Jana Gygi. A 1 j&semn, Bingham High graduation speakers will be Patrick Dolenc, Gary Zlegler, Kim Searle and Senior Class President Gary Hatch. fron row, left to right, Brighton graduation speakers will be, back row, David Andrea Hansen, Amy Dansle and Kathryn Turley; David Pacheco. Christensen, Glenn Smith, Dan Hess and 1 cLy - m. : fU IIML If t Speakers at Hillcrest High's graduation will be, kneeling, Jaren Green and Studentbody President John McEntire; standing, Simone Hughes and Sharareh Ghaemiazad. Usa Jenkins was . ) absent. y Ml Jordan High speakers will be, front row, left to right, Senior Class President Chad Sawers, Clay Games and exchange student Naoyukl Kojima; back row, Ann Sekeret, Jim Nelson and Jamie Heaps. v " M r 1 ha Jl. JU 7 i Ni Cr West Jordan graduation speakers will be (left to right), Dan Fitzgerald, Senior Secretary Ramona Michaelson, Senior Vice President Talon Greef, Johna Ferguson and Studentbody President Misiona Patone, Jr. Mayor's budgat messcga . .. City hit by loss off taxes ; 9 : Hie past year has seen a number of projects accomplished that benefit the citizens of Draper. Restricted road funds revenue shortfalls experienced in FY82, the dty will end that year in a deficit condition the size of which isn't precisely known at this date. That defidt must be made up in accumulated over more than one year period have been used to the FY83 budget. resurface several stretches of our Hiis proposed budget provides road, system,, two 1newt bridges, fundsJor,Wrte8.a sixfcfall lime have been Installed significantly officer and a full time dty in police traffic . safety,' improving community development funds accumulated in past years have been used to expand park facilities new ball fields, new Speakers at the Adult High School graduation exercises will be, including new fencing, parking area, new left to right, Jackie Brooks, Mary Misaki, Alese Harris, Kim park sprinkling system, new Densley and Wally Butterfield. seeded grass areas in the park, and other park improvements, a new roof has been installed on our city hall building, and the dry has purchased the city hall property with the proceeds of a municipal . 0 Valley High graduation speakers will be Bobbl Hatt and Joan Hardcastle. 0 from Jordin District ... tonaiomial Rpre.nMiv Over fifty Jordan District students have earned the right to attend national conventions of four ; Shields - Apparel and Accessory, Mary Jane Watson Apparel and Merchandise different organizations. The students will represent Jordan VICA Terry district and the state at the Machine Johnson -Distributive Education Clubs of Drafting, Dave Williams America (DECA) convention June Commercial Foods 0 in Chicago; the Future FBLA 24-3- Homemakers of America (FHA) Convention, July IMS in Atlanta; The Vocational Industrial Clubs of America (VICA) Convention, in and the Louisville, June of Leaders Business Future America (FBLA) Convention, 5 in Indianapolis. June Representing the various clubs 21-2- 8; , 30-Ju- ly ;:are: JORDAN Jae Long - Club Business Procedure, Bob Veltri Club Business Procedure, Paul Evans - Club Business Procedure, Club Business Steve Allen Robert Procedure, Meyers Gub Business Procedure, Keven Jenson - State Parliamentarian, Procedure, National Advisory Leadership Council, Dave Tourtlotte -Business Advocacy FBLA Lucinda Tsosie VICA David Cordero Club Business Club Procedure, Shawn Lunt Business Procedure, Kathy " ' Club Business Hensley .". FHA Karilee Clark - State Officer DECA '?r'- - t HILLCREST Extemporaneous Stephanie Joos Commercial Art, Trent Tholen Appliance Repair, John Tobler ' I " -- . , : Heavy Duty Mechanics FBLA Miss FBLA, Melanie Jeffs Fletcher Helen Representative Kris Manual, Kessenich Western Region, Vice President Candidate VICA Speaking, Chapter Activities Manual, Susan Cho Job Service Scott Tippets 7-- Trade Mickfleton - Scrap Book, Description ALTA Tracy Cunningham - Food - Fashion Show, Real Estate Julie Kankelborg, Civic Consciousness Stan Chidester, - Kathy Weening, Creative Marketing Sam Duncan, Glen Morris National Advisory Vickie Micklos Scrap Book Leadership Council, Adele Morris -- -- DECA moQiliin)gs State DECA ... . Debbie Bishop State Secretary .v- - ,j and Accessories with providing the minimum Apparel Sharleen Creason, essential services desired by the (Written) Finance and Credit - Karilyn Clark citizenry. Again I am not recommending any pay be given (written), Food Marketing Denise Thayer (written), General to elected officials. Again I am Merchandising (written) - Mary recommending that the budget and provide for the hiring of a full time Gonzales, Apparel Accessories Chris Crowther, trained city administrator or Food Marketing - Jake Black, administrative assistant to the General Merchandising - Kathy mayor in order to have the General continuity and quality of Oseija (employe), Merchandising - David Cordero administrative supervision and (supervisory), Apparel and expertise that will result in Accessories (written) - Teresa significant short and long term advantages to the city. Melendez. Several adverse factors associated with our 1822 budget year will negatively impact this 16S3 budget. Errors by the sales tax department at the state level have resulted in the ' city experiencing a significant revenue shortfall in sales tax revenue. Hie exact amount of the shortfall is not yet known but initially it appeared to be $40,000 or more. A serious shortfall in property tax revenue has also been experienced due to a disconnection action involving property generally south of the -- ' f - BINGHAM VICA " Todd Die - Scrapbook, Mary Misak - Prepared Speech, Todd Rowley - Auto Body, Scott Krahenbuhl - Electrical Trades, Mike Reading - President, Kurt Remund - President Elect BRIGHTON ; DECA " Wendy Smith Apparel and Accessory, Darren Kershaw General Merchandise, Paula i -- Maurlne Jensen, right, representing the Utah Federation of Women's Clubs, presents a ; $50 check to the Mldvale Ladles Community Club for first place in the International Relations program. Accepting is Mrs Ray Jones, chairman. t bond, overwhelmingly approved by Draper City voters. This budget for our fifth year of existence as an incorporated entity is designed to hold expenditures to an absolute minimum consistent Left is Myrtle Troester, accepting first place for her water color entry in the state competition. Lois Ray, community improvement chairman, won a first place in region. prison. The county, we believe erroneously, did not collect the Draper City mill levy from property owners in the area during 1881. While the exact amount of the revenue shortfall resulting from this is not known at this time, it is estimated to be $20,000 to $25,000. While the dtyis initiating action to recover the property taxes owed to us in this matter, it isn't known yet how much we will be able to recover or when it will be received. Due to the above described administrator or administrative assistant to the mayor trained in public administration. It also provides for an approximate 6 percent cost of living pay increase for most employes a higher increase is proposed for Justice of the Peace and the Chief of Police in order to make their compensation a little closer to parity with similar positions in other cities. Although our dty employes are still not covered by any kind of retirement program, I am not recommending that we initiate such a program in FY83. In fact, our employes have been contacted to determine whether they would prefer a six percent raise or enrollment in the Utah State Retirement System to which bom the employe and the dty would be required to contribute (such an. option would cost the dty more than a six percent raise). Hie employes strongly favor the six percent raise possibility. It is impossible at this point in time for me to project with accuracy what mill levy will be necessary to support this proposed budget The FY83 mill levy will undoubtedly have to be increased over the FY82 levy but the exact levy will depend on, among other factors, the amount of sales tax revenue we will receive from the state as the past errors are corrected during the remainder of FY62 and into FY8S and how much property tax. revenue that is involved in the disconnected area of Draper we can recoup from the county. The total assessed valuation of Draper City property, minus the disconnected area, must also be provided to us by the county assessor before we can determine our new mill levy. While the current economic recession is adversely affecting : many municipalities, it is unfortunate that the impact is being magnified in Draper due to the sales and property tax revenue problems previously mentioned. Despite these problems, I am confident that this proposed budget will enable the city to make the progress that is essential for its '; long term , . well-bein- g. . 7s Glen B. Cannon Draper Mayor |
