Show Pane Millard Count) 10 - FILLMORE Angie Green Donna Frampton went to Spanish Fork and spent the Christmas week end with her son Flod his wife Marie Frampton and their family Floyd and Marie are now returning the visit by spending New Year’s week end here in Fillmore with Donna While they are here Tloyd is assisting Donna with a few repair jobs and some remodeling On Jan Donna received some sad news A telephone call informed her that Stanfoid Sagers husband of Donna's sister Mae Sagers had died suddenly They make their home in UT Donna will go to Enterprise Enterprise to be with her sister and tend the funeral Grant Callister came to Fillmore Dec 31 and visited with Paul and Dean Robison and Edith Callister ucille Richer spent the Christmas holidays with her daughter Kim her husband Mike Gunther and their famiThe Gunther ly family brought Lucille home Dee 31 and are stay ing to spend the New Year’s week end On Monday Dee 29 a very special happening took place at the home of Edwin and Celie Christensen Edwin’s neice Vera Stevens of Salt ake City accompanied by her family son Steve Stevens and his wife and their children of Salt Lake City her daughter Jody and her two children dropped in unexpectedly bringing all sorts of good cheer including the singing of many The carols beautiful Christmas Stevens family is blessed with lovely harmonizing voices and sing at many public functions The singing delighted the Christensens and enhanced the Christmas spirit in their home The Stevens family had been dinner guests at the home of their grandmother Ella in Oasis UT and they Christensen completed their Christmas visit by stopping to share their love with Celia and Edwin Vonda Peterson spent the Christmas and New Year's holidays with her family Hefoie Christmas she went to Neplii wheie she spent a couple of of the excitement days enjoying Christmas Eve and Christmas morning with her son airy his wife Kayle Peterson and their family On Friday she went to Salt Luke City where she spent a week at the home of her son Eddie Peterson his wife Winona and their family The Petersons gave a New Year's Lve party inviting many friends and members of the family It was a gala affair with lots of delightful food and New Year’s trimming cluding noise makers to help welcome Vonin the brand New Year of 1987 da is home again with lots of happy memoiies of the good times Vonda Peterson is proud to announce hei granddaughter Tiffany Peterson won in the Miss Nephi competition on Saturday Jan 3 1987 She is an accomplished musician playing both the violin and piano She played the piano at the pageant winning an enthusiastic round of applause The judges coming from Salt Lake City cluded Miss Utah of 1986 Tiffany will try out for Miss Utah in June Tiffany is the daughter of Larry and Kayle Peteison of Nephi Jim and June Smith enjoyed the holidays with their children On Dec 22 they drove to Salt Lake City From there they tiaveled on to Pocatello ID where they had lunch with their Bob and and husbands daughtets Elaine Gardner and Dick and rom there they Miller Charlene diove to Chalis ID where they spent Christmas with Bob and Elaine and their family On liday Dec 26 they traveled to Grange) UT where they spent the night with Charlene and he following day Dec 27 they Dick diove to Spanish ork where they tended the wedding and reception of their granddaughter Kelly Smith and Jay Jolley ol Spanish ork Kelly is the daughter ol laey and Madeline UT FollowSmith ol Bloomington Jim and June ing the reception ret in ned home Helen Rogeis hulesand Fllie and loyd and Millie Dallas had a delight ul visit on January 7 in Fillmore visiting family and Iriends and attending the dedication of the I hey enjoyed very new City Complex much seeing the mat clous planning and beautiful workmanship that has gone into the restoring of this lovely the They also enjoyed building dedication ceremony and the program tic Archer of Salt ake in which took part To add to the occasion they also visited the newly remodeled Court House and marveled at the beautfiul interior stauway The visit became a family at lair including Paul McBride Sharon Olpiut Pat McBride Barbara RTese and Jack and Edna McBride Helen Chat le' and Fllie Archer Rogers and loyd and Millie Dallas They met at the Paradise Inn Cafe for dinner and following dinner most ol them went to the home of Gene and Lillian McBride for a visit Paul and Doiothy Beckham left rillmore Dec II traveling south for a three week vacation They stopped Nevada where they in lac Vegas spent two days with their son Virgil Beckham who with Bill Medley and Lee Greenwood entertains at the Fronrom Las Vegas they traveled on tier to the home to Downey California an Allstine of Paul's sister Polly where they visited for a week While they were in Downey they also visited I with their two granddaughters husDitgen and Cary Smith her band and their three young children who Paul and Dorothy were seeing for I SPS !t IN Thurs Jan 15 r 1987 PUBLIC NOTICES MEMOMAM William A “Rick” J Richard William A “Rick” Richard died January 10 1987 in Salt Lake City Utah LFe was born January 9 1948 in Salt Lake City to William A Richard and Lucia Cannon (now Lucy Dean) He attended schools in Minersville and Beaver He married Kristin Talbert of Lynndyl on April 26 1970 They are the parents of 6 children Dale Mike Tammy Ryan Adam and Amber Rich was a veteran of the Vietnam War and later served his country in Panama for a time He was a mechanic and a miner having worked in Utah Nevada Arizona and Montana He is survived by his wife and children at 944 Lorraine Billings MT 59105 mother Minersville Utah and a sister Jolene Mayer of Milford also a brother Wilbur J Richard of Salt Lake City Funeral services were held January 14 1987 at II am in the Minersville Ward Chapel ABRAHAM Phyllis Johnson Ph: Tolbert The family of Clinton gathered at the home of Garth and Beth Tolbert on Dec 6 All of the children were there except Jay and Ava Tolbert Clinton and Thera really enjoyed having the family together On Dec 13 Garth and Beth Tolbert had a merry houseful when most of their children and grandchildren gathered for their annual Christmas party There were 23 grandchildren under the age of 12 Santa Claus arrived with a bag full of gifts to distribute Garth Loveless received word of the death of her stepmother on December 21 Mrs Romney lived in Layton and was almost 92 years old Funeral services were held Dec 27 Ned Loveless has recovered nicely from the surgery he had on Dec 3 Craig and Karen Loveless and baby from Los Angeles and Kurt and Hilda Loveless and children Crystal and Kevin from Alamo Texas spent the holidays with Ned and Gladys and other relatives Mark and Dell Loveless and baby from Orem spent Christmas Day with Ned and Gladys Michael and Julie Katzorke and boys arrived from Phoenix after Christmas to spend a few days with Mike and The boys were LaPriel Mortensen that there wasn’t any disappointed snow but they had a lot of fun riding the three wheeler Mike and LaPriel had all of their family together on Dec 28 Miles and Carolyn Ken and Connie and four girls Mike and Julie and three boys Sid and Janice and two boys and Mike and LaPriel enjoyed dinner at Rick’s Restaurant Patsy Howard and children came from Nephi to spend New Year’s Day with Jay and Luena Fullmer LaVoy and Janeee Tolbert and daughter LuAnn spent a couple of days the with Cleone Tolbert during holidays Julie and Bryce Tolbert were home school in Cedar City for from Christmas Julie was only home a couple of days due to work but Bryce spent two weeks with parents Verl and Judy Tolbert and his brothers Glover and Mary Caywood came to from Pagosa Springs Colorado spend Christmas day with Warren and Pat Petersen and children Robin and Jamie Reilly and daughter Camille went to Oceanside California to spend New Years with Tom and Mary Reilly Veronica Tenney spent the holidays with Von and Marilyn Tenney and Loretta She has returned to school at the U of U Archie Pollard recently spent several days in the Utah Valley Hospital Archie and Mary are staying with friends in Provo until he is able to come home Brad Reis was here for the holidays with his wife Eleanor and three children and Archie and Mary Pollard has had the Brunner Charlene children of Ron and Naomi Stephenson from Holden staying with her for Naomi was in the several days hospital The kids always like to stay with Aunt Charlene Herald and Rae Petersen are now making their home in Wendover Rae Petersen has been put in as Relief Society President in her Ward We received a note from Ethel (Davies) Sorensen saying Mark and Ethel are now in St George to spend the cold winter months They make their home in Logan They got to St George just in time for the snow storm Thev have their trailer in Washington UT' “Advice is seldom welcome and those who want it most always like Earl of Chesterfield it least" the first time Paul and Dorothy lived in the Downey area prior to moving to Fillmore so they enjoyed seeing their home town and their many friends After leaving Downey they went to CA where they spent a Homeland week visiting with Dorothy's brother and his wife Mrs Charles Chapman They spent the Christmas holiday with them leaving for home on Dec 29 over night in Mesquite staving Nevada arriving home Dec 30 ORDINANCE NO or Drugs: ORDINANCE REPEALING SECB PROVIDING FOR THE TION FINES AND PUNISHMENTS OF PERSONS DRIVING ON REVOCATION OR C PROSUSPENSION SECTION HIBITING DRIVING OR BEING IN ACTUAL PHYSICAL CONTROL OF A VEHICLE WHILE UNDER MOTOR THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL OR DRUGS D DEFINING AND SECTION DRIVING RECKLESS AND PROVIDING FOR FINES AND PUNISHMENTS OF CONVICTED FOR PERSONS RECKLESS DRIVING UNDER THE REVISED ORDINANCES OF DELTA AS AMENDED AND TY (1981 edition) SECTIONS Bl B2 DEFINING RECKLESS AND FOR AN PROVIDING DRIVING OF FINES AND PUNISHMENT CREASE DRIVING ON REVOCAOF PERSONS SECTION TION OR SUSPENSION C ENACTING PROVISIONS RELATING TO DRIVING UNDER THE PROINFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL VIDING FOR AN INCREASE OF FINES AND PUNISHMENTS FOR PERSONS CONVICTED OF THIS OFFENSE ESTABLISHING STANDARDS FOR LICENSES OF REVOCATION ESTABLISHING PREOCEDURES AND FOR MINIMUM SETTING STANDARDS BLOOD ALCOHOL CONTENT AND D DEFINING SECTION DRIVING RECKLESS AND PROVIDING FOR AN INCREASE IN THE AMOUNT OF FINES AND PUNISHMENTS FOR PERSONS CONVICTED OF RECKLESS DRIVING The City Couneil of the City of Delta Utah referred to herein as the "City Council" recites the following as the basis for enacting this ordinance: A Delta City has jurisdiction under the laws of the State of Utah to enact the violation dinances of which will subject a person or entity to criminal sanctions and AN Delta City has exercised said power by adopas set out in the Revised Orting ordinances dinances of Delta City (1981 edition) as amended and other enactments of the ty Council B The City Council has heretofore adopted an ordinance prohibiting driving by persons whose license to operate a motor vehicle on the highways of this state hava or revoked prohibiting perbeen suspended of alcohol sons who are under the influence drugs or the combined influence of alcohol and drugs from operating vehicles and prohibiting reckless driving C The City Council desires to prevent any uncertainty as to intent in applying the proB of the Revised visions of Section Ordinances of Delta City (1981 edition) as amended as it relates to the offenses of drivor revocation Section ing on suspension of the Revised Ordinances of Delta City (1981 edition) as amended as it relates to the offenses of driving while D of the toxicated and Section Revised Ordinances of Delta City (1981 as tion) as amended reckless driving relates to the offense Legislature enacted of D The Utah State amounts of fines to which sons convicted of offenses may be sentencDelta City adopted said ed to pay whereby increase in fines for class B misdemeanors class C misdemeanors and infractions E The Utah State Legislature pursuant Utah Code Annotated to Section enacted increases in the (1953) as amended amount of fines and punishments for sons convicted of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs or with high blood alcohol content F The City Council has determined after consideration of the increase in said fines and punishments as enacted by the Utah State Legislature for a person who drives any motor vehicle upon the highways of this state while his license is suspended or revoked driving while intoxicated or for reckless driving that it is in the best interests of the residents of Delta City and will promote the health safety and general welfare of the residents of Delta City to increase the fines and punishments imposed on persons convicted of the offenses of driving on revocation or suspension driving while intoxicated and reckless driving under the Delta City dinances to be consistent with those which for violation of the Utah may be assessed Slate statutes NOW THEREFORE BE IT ORDAIN ED by the City Council of the City of Delta Utah: DRIVING ON REVOCASection Section TION OR SUSPENSION B2 of the Revised Bl and Ordinances of Delta Cit) (1981 edition) as The amended is hereby repealed following provision is hereby adopted as Section B2 of the Revised Bl and Ordinances of Delta City (1981 edition) as amended B DRIVING ON REVOCATION OR SUSPENSION A person convicted of violation of of the Utah Traffic code as tion adopted by the City of Delta other than a 2 of this violation specified in subsection tion is guilty of a class B misdemeanor 2 A person whose conviction under is based on his driving while his tion operator’s or chauffeur's license is suspended or revoked for a relusal to submit to a chemical test as set forth in Section a violation of Section a local ordinance which complies with the Section requirements of Section all references to Utah Code notated (1953 as amrndedl or a criminal creases in the that the person prohibition violating as a result of a having been originally one or more of these is guilty of imposed shall be in a class i 1 the maximum fine for a class B MisdeUtah Code meanor under Section Annotated Section 2 DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED Section of the Revised Ordinances of Delta City (1981 edition) is hereby repealed The followas amended is hereby adopted as Section ing provision of the Revised Ordinances of Delta City (1981 edition) as amended: C DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol was charged plea charged sections with bargain after with violating or ordinances A misdemeanor a fine an amount not less than unlawful and punishable as prothis section for any person with a content of 08 or greater by or who is under the influence of weight alcohol and any drug or the combined fluence of alcohol and any drug to a degree which renders the person incapable of safely driving a vehicle to drive or be in actual physical control of a vehicle within Delta The fact that a person charged with violating this section is or has been legally entitled to use alcohol or drug does not constitute a defense against any charge of violating this section b Percent by weight of alcohol in the blood shall be based upon grams of alcohol of blood per one hundred cubic centimeters the first Every person who is convicted time of a violation of subsection a of this section is guilty of a class B misdemeanor shall be for not fewer than 60 imprisonment days But if the person has inflicted a bodily injury upon another as a proximate result of having operated the vehicle in a negligent he is guilty of a class A misdemanner meanor any imprisonment in the County jail shall be for not more than one year For the purposes of this section the standard of the negligence is that of simple negligence failure to exercise that degree of care which an ordinarily reasonable and prudent person exercises under like or similar a It is vided in blood alcohol circumstances addition to the penalties provided subsection c the court shall upon conviction impose a mandatory jail of not less than 48 consecutive sentence hours nor more than 240 hours with phasis on serving in the drunk tank of the jail or require the person to work in a work program for not less than 24 hours nor more than 50 hours and in addition to the jail sentence or the work in the work program order the person to participate in an assessment and educational series at a licensed alcohol rehabilitation facility e Upon a second conviction within five years after a first conviction under this the court shall in addition to the tion penalties provided for in subsection c of not less pose a mandatory jail sentence than 240 consecutive hours nor more than 720 hours with emphasis on serving in the drunk tank of the jail or require the perwork son to work in a program for not less than 80 hours nor more than 240 hours and in addition to the jail sentence or the work in the work program order the person to and educational in an assessment participate series at a licensed alcohol rehabilitation The court may in its discretion facility order the person to obtain treatment at an alcohol rehabilitation facility Upon a subsequent conviction within five years after a cond conviction under this section the court shall in addition to the penalties provided for in subsection c impose a mandatory jail sentence of not less than 720 nor more than 2160 hours with emphasis on serving in the drunk tank of the jail or require the perwork son to work in a project for not less than 240 nor more than in addition to the jail 720 hours and sentence or work in the work program order the person to obtain treatment at an alcohol rehabilitation faciliNo ty portion of any sentence imposed under subsection c may be suspended and the convicted person is not eligible for parole or probation until any sentence imposed under this section has been served Probation or parole resulting from a conviction for a violation of this section may not be terminated and the department may not reinstate any license suspended or revoked as a result of the conviction if it is a second or subsequent conviction within five years until the convicted person has furnished evidence satisfactory to the department that all fines and fees including fees for restitution and rehabilitation costs assessed the person have been paid against f The provisions in subsection d and e that require a sentencing court to order a convicted person to participate in an assessment and educational series at a license alcohol rehabilitation facility obtain in the discretion of the court treatment at an alcohol rehabilitation facility or obtain treatment at an alcohol mandatorily rehabilitation facility or do any combination of those things apply to a conviction D that for a violation of subsection qualifies as a prior offense under subsection so as to require the court to render g hereof education or treatthe same order regarding or ment at an alcohol rehabilitation facility both in connection with a first second or subsequent conviction under subsection D that qualifies as a prior offense under subsection g as he would render in the connection with applying respectively first second or subsequent conviction quirements of subsections d and e For purposes of determining whether a conviction D which qualified under subsection as a prior conviction under subsection g second or subsequent conviction is a first under this subsection a previous conviction C or D is under either subsection a prior conviction Any alcohol deemed rehabilitation program and any or other education program provided for in this section shall be approved by the Department of Social Services When the prosecution agrees to a plea of guilty or no contest to a charge of a D in satisfaction of subsection of or as a substitute for an original charge of a violation of this section the prosecution shall state for the record a factual basis for the plea including whether or not there had been consumption of alcohol or drugs or a combination of both by the defendant in connection with the offense The statement shall be an offer of proof of the facts which shows whether or not there was conof alcohol or drugs or a combinasumption tion or both by the defendant in connec d In for in a first tion with the offense ii The court shall advise the defendent before accepting the plea offered under this subsection of the consequences of a violaD as follows: tion of subsection It the court accepts the defendant's plea of guilty or no contest to a charge of violating D and the prosecutor subsection states for the record that there was consumption of alcohol or drugs or a combination of both by the defendant in connection with the offense the resulting conviction is a prior offense for the purpose of subsection e iii The court shall notify the department of each conviction of subsection which is a prior offense for the purposes of subsection e a warh A peace officer may without rant arrest a person for violation of this tion when the officer has probably cause to believe the violation has occurred although not in his presence and if the officer has probably cause to believe that the violation was committed by the person 2 RESERVED 3 The provisions of Section Utah Code Annotated (1953) as amended are hereby adopted by this reference 4 RESERVED 5 The provisions of Section Utah Code Annotated (1953) as amended are hereby adopted by this reference 6 RESERVED 7 RESERVED 8 The provisions of Section Utah Code Annotated (1953) as amended are hereby adopted by this reference 9 RESERVED a Any person operating a motor vehicle in Delta city shall be deemed to have given his consent to a chemical test or test of his breath blood or urine for the purpose of determining whether he was driving or in actual physical control of a motor vehicle while having a blood alcohol content statutorily prohibited or while under the influence of alcohol any drug or combination of alcohol and any drug as detailed in subsection C so long as the test is or tests are administered at the direction of a peace officer having grounds to believe that person to have been driving or in actual physical control of a motor vehicle while having a blood alcohol content statutorily prohibited or while under the influence of alcohol any drug or combination of alcohol and any drug as detailed in subsection A peace officer shall determine which of the aforesaid tests shall be administered No person who has been requested under this section to submit to a chemical test or tests of his breath blood or urine shall have the right to select the test or tests to be administered The failure or inability of a peace officer to arrange for any specific test is not a defense with regard to taking a test requested by a peace officer and shall not be a defense in any criminal civil or administrative from a perproceeding resulting son's refusal to submit to the requested test or tests b If the person has been placed under rest and has thereafter been requested by a peace officer to submit to any one or more of the chemical tests provided for in subsection a of this section and refuses to submit to the chemical test or tests the person shall warned by a peace officer requesting the or tests that a refusal to submit to the or tests can result in revocation of his license to operate a motor vehicle Followthe person ing the warning unless the chemical test or tests mediately requests offered by a peace officer be administered no test shall be given and a peace officer be test test shall submit a sworn report within five days after the date of the arrest that he had grounds to believe the arrested person had been driving or was in actual physical control of a motor vehicle while having a blood alcohol content statutorily prohibited or while under the influence of alcohol or any drug or combination of alcohol and any Cl drug as detailed in subsection and that the person had refused to submit to a chemical test or tests as set forth in subsection a of this section c Any person who is dead unconscious or in any other condition rendering him capable of refusal to submit to any such chemical test or tests shall be deemed not to have withdrawn the consent provided for in subsection a of this section and the test or tests may be administered whether such person has been arrested or not d Upon the request of the person who was tested the results of such test or tests shall be made available to him e Only a physician nurse registered practical nurse or person authorized under subsection Utah Code An(19) notated (1953) acting at the request of a peace officer can withdraw blood for the purpose of determining the alcoholic or drug content therein This limitation shall not apply to the taking of a urine or breath nurse registered specimen Any physician practical nurse or person authorized under subsection Utah Code An(19) notated (1953) who at the direction of a peace officer draws a sample of blood from any person whom a peace officer has reason to believe is driving in violation of this chapter or hospital or medical facility at which such sample is drawn shall be mune from any civil or criminal liability arising therefrom provided such test is administered according to standard medical practice f The person to be tested may at his own expense have a physician of his own choostest in addition to ing administer a chemical the test or tests administered at the direction of the peace officer The failure or ability to obtain such additional lest shall not affect admissibility of the results of the test or tests taken at the direction of a peace officer Such additional test shall be subsequent to the test or tests administered at the direction of a peace officer whether g For the purpose of determining to submit to a chemical test or tests the person to be tested shall not have the right to consult an attorney nor shall such a person be permitted to have an attorney physician or other person present as a condition for the taking of any test h If a person under arrest refuses to submit to a chemical test or tests under the of this section evidence of refusal shall be admissable in any civil or criminal action or proceeding arising out of acts alleg- l been committed while the peror in actual physical conof a motor vehicle while under the fluence of alcohol or any drug or combination of alcohol and any drug of Section 20 The provisions Utah Code Annotated (1953) as amended are hereby adopted by this reference 30 The City Council finds that it is contrary to the safety of the public to leave vehicles unattended on public roads in tain instances in Delta City a If a peace officer arrests or cites the driver of a vehicle for violating Sections Utah Code or notated (1953) as amended or Section C of this ordinance the officer shall seize and impound the vehicle except as provided under subsection b b If the registered owner of the vehicle other than the driver is present at the time of arrest the officer may release the vehicle to that registered owner but only if the registered owner: (i) requests to remove the vehicle from the scene (ii) presents to the officer a valid driver’s license and sufficient identification to prove ownership of the with all restrictions of vehicle (iii) complies his driver’s license and (iv) would not in the judgment of the officer be in violation Utah or of Sections or Code Annotated (1953) as amended C of this ordinance if permittion ted to operate the vehicle and if the vehicle itself is legally operable c Any officer who impounds a vehicle section shall remove under this or cause the vehicle to be removed to the nearest accessible impound yard that meets the standards of Motor set by rule by the Division Vehicles or if none to a garage or some other reasonably safe place The impound yard standards set by the Division of Motor Vehicles shall be fair and reasonable and shall be unrestrictive as to number of pounds yards per geographical area The peace officer or agency by whom the officer is employed shall within 24 hours after the seizure of Motor notify the Division Vehicles of the seizure and impoundment The notice shall set forth the driver’s name its identificaa description of the vehicle tion number if any its license number the date time and place of impoundment the reason for impoundment and the name of is the garage or place where the vehicle stored the Division of d Upon receipt of notice Motor Vehicles shall give notice to the registered owner of the vehicle in the manUtah ner prescribed by Section Code Annotated (1953) as amended The notice shall set forth the date time and place of impoundment the name of the person the driving the vehicle at the time of seizure reason for seizure and impoundment and the name of the garage or place where the is stored It shall also inform the vehicle registered owner that the person is responsible for payment of towing impound and storage fees charged against the vehicle The notice shall also inform the registered owner of the vehicle of the conditions as prescribed in subsection e of this section which must be satisfied before the vehicle can be ed to have son was driving trol released vehicle shall be released e The impounded after the registered owner or the owner’s agent: Makes a claim in person for release of the vehicle at any office of the Slate Tax Commission Pays an impound fee of $2500 iii Presents identification sufficient to prove ownership of the impounded vehicle and iv Pays all lowing and storage fees to the impound lot where the vehicle is stored All impound fees assessed under this subsection shall be treated as dedicated revenue to the Division of Motor Vehicles f Any impounded vehicle not claimed by the registered owner or the owner’s agent within the time prescribed by Section 17 Utah Code Annotated (1953) as amended shall be sold in accordance with if any disposthat section and the proceeds ed of in accordance with Section Utah Code Annotated (1953) as amended The date of impoundment is considered the date of seizure for purposes of computing the lime period provided in Section Utah Code Annotated (1953) as amended and storage fees shall be g Towing established by the Division of Motor Vehicles and shall be reviewed by the Delta City annually to ensure equity for vehicle owners and towing and storage operators Towing impounding or storage fees are a Iian on the vehicle h The registered owner of the vehicle upon the payment of all fees and charges curred in the seizure and impoundment of the owner’s vehicle has a cause of action for all the fees and charges together with damages court costs and attorney fees against the driver of the vehicle whose tions caused the impoundment No liability may be imposed upon any the state or any of its political peace officer subdivisions on account of the enforcement of this section Section 3 RECKLESS DRIVING D of the Revised Ordinances of tion Delta City (1981 edition) as amended is The repealed following hereby provision is D oft he hereby adopted as Section Revised Ordinances of Delta City ( 98 tion) as amended: D RECKLESS DRIVING a Any person who drives any vehicle in willful or wanton disregard for the safety of persons or property is guilty of reckless driving b Every person convicted of reckless driving is guilty of a class B misdemeanor Upon a first conviction the minimum term of prisonment is not less than five days and the minimum fine is not less than $2500 On a second or subsequent conviction the minimum term of imprisonment is not less than 10 days and the minimum fine is not less than $5000 Section 4 EFFECTIV E DATE This dinance shall become effective upon publication Section 5 PUBLICATION This dinance is ordered published in the Millard County Chronicle Progress a newspaper having general circulation within the City of Delta Utah Section 6 SEV ERABILITY continued to page II In the event |