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Show The Newspaper Thursday, April 1, 1982 Page All A STANDARD FOR LUXURIOUS LIVING Quality craftsmanship, tasteful, luxurious appointments appoint-ments and location, location, location make DOUBLEJACK condominiums one of the finest investments invest-ments in Park City today. Just 300 yards from the lifts at 1313 Woodside Ave., there is nothing as luxurious as DOUBLEJACK in Park City a town that boasts of luxury housing and a quality lifestyle. DOUBLEJACK will afford its owners not only unique year-round living, but lucrative lucra-tive nightly rentals as well. City Planner Bill Ligety throws up his hands in frustration after a Planning Commission meeting on the new 3,000-unit development, Mammoth Hollow. The wide-spread Hollow project involved so many realty firms, architects, and developers that the commission discovered everyone had a conflict of interest and had to leave the room . Taking advantage of the opportunity to seize power, Ligety said, "After considering my recommendation, I feel I can pass this project, pending staff review by me. I move the Mammoth Hollow project be approved. Any second? I second. It's been moved and seconded. Any discussion? All those in favor, say Aye. Aye ! . . . " Candidates filing for county Several new hats have been thrown in the ring, while at least two familiar ones are conspicuously absent ab-sent in the filings for public offices in Summit County. Candidates began filing last Thursday, and have until April 26 to announce. One new face is Fred Eley, who is running for the four-year term as county sheriff. Current Sheriff Ron Robinson, a familiar face in that post for nearly 20 years, apparently does not plan to run again. Also up for grabs in the November election is the four-year County Commission Commis-sion seat currently occupied by William Wallin, and the two-year post held by Carl Ovard. No candidates for the Woman on If you see a woman walking up Main Street dressed in a police officer's uniform, don't be misled into thinking she's an extra left over from the filming of "Incident at Crestridge." She is, in fact, an officer, the first female to join the Park City Police Department. Police Chief Frank Bell said that Nancy Carroll, 30, began patrol work for the police department on Monday. Mon-day. She has several years experience on the San Jose, Calif, police force. She recently moved to Salt Lake City, and was hired after an evaluation and interview by LEGAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the City Council of Park City, Utah will consider con-sider for adoption the Annexation An-nexation Policy Declaration for the proposed annexation of the Old Sewer Plant Site which is fee owned by the Park City Municipal Corporation Cor-poration and constitutes an island within the incorporated incor-porated city limits of the city presently. The City Council will meet on April 15, 1982 at the hour of 5 p.m. in the Memorial Building in Park City, Utah. A draft of the Policy Declaration is available in the Recorder's office at City Hall. Published in The Newspaper March 25 and April 1,8, and 15, 1982. LEGAL NOTICE Public notice is hereby given that the Summit County Planning Commission Com-mission will hold a public meeting on Tuesday, April 14 1982, beginning at 7:30 p.m. in the Circuit Courtroom, Court-room, Summit County Courthouse, Coalville, Utah. The purpose of the meeting will be to review the Summit County Master Plan and proposed amendments thereto as follows: 1. Snydervllle Basin Transportation Study. It is proposed to adopt the Transportation Study as an element of the Summit County Master Plan. 2. William A. Danlloff. Request to amend the County Master Plan for 10 acres located in the NWV of the SWV4 of Section 33, T1S, R4E. The current designation is forest, range, and agricultural land. The proposed designation Is medium density residential. commission have filed. The job of county clerk, held for the past 20-years by Reed pace, also is open for nominations. While no candidate can-didate has filed for the post, it was learned that Pace is on vacation. Similarly, no nominees nom-inees have announced intentions inten-tions for the post of county recorder, which currently is held by Wanda Spriggs. Cathy Dallin has filed for the four-year treasurer's term, currently held by Donna Frost. Incumbent Robert Adkins plans to try again for his four-year sting as county attorney, while Leo Frazier is attempting to hold on to his job as county assessor. Other offices open to qualified persons are for the beat a panel made up of Bell and several other local officers. Carroll is the newest member of the force, but not for long. Next Monday, Kip Ingersoll will take her place as the newest kid on the police block. Ingersoll, 26, most recently worked on the security force for Weber State College, said Chief Bell. Bell said he intends to hire one more officer to bring the police force to a total of 13. Asked when he expected to select a candidate, he responded, re-sponded, "When I find what I'm looking for." 3. M. Larry Wardle. Request to amend the County Master Plan from forest, range, and agricultural to low density residential with intermittent intermit-tent open space for 40 acres situated in Section 17, T1S, R4E, north of Oakley, Utah. 4. M.O. Bitner Co. -Vaugn Bitner. A request to amend the County Master Pan from the existing forest, range, and agricultural designation to medium density residential residen-tial for a 44 acre parcel located in the SWVi of Section 17, T1S, R4E, north nor-th of the Bitner Ranch. 5. Spring Creek Associates Leland Swaner. Proposal to amend the County Master Plan for 525 acres located in the S12 of Section 18 and NV2 of NVfc of Section 19, T1S, R4E, SLB&M. The existing designation is forest, range, and agricultural land. The proposed designation is low density residential with intermittent open space and general commercial. com-mercial. 6. Bagley and Company Com-pany - Max Greenhalgh. Request to amend the County Master Plan from low density seasonal to medium density seasonal on approximately 1100 acres located in Section 6 and 7, T1S, R4E, SLB&M, East of Jeremy Ranch. 7. Bagley and Company Com-pany Max Greenhalgh. A request to amend the County Master Plan from the existing designation of forest, range, and agricultural land to low density seasonal for approximately ap-proximately 12,500 acres located east of Rockport Lake and north of Oakley, Utah. Published in The Newspaper, March 19, 26, April 2 and 9,1982. surveyor, constable, justice of the peace, fire protection district, and school board. Candidates may also file for the state offices of U.S. Police Report Say, buddy . Got any spare clothes? A thief must have been short on a change of clothes, because he stole a set belonging belong-ing to Malcolm West of Park City. West told police that a backpack with jeans, rugby shirt, running shoes, belt and wallet were stolen from the parking lot of the Alpha Beta March 25. The value of the items was placed at $100. In other incidents: Texas resident Dan D. Lion was arrested last Friday Fri-day night for disturbing the peace. The 25-year-old man, described as having yellowish yellow-ish hair and a greenish cast stemming, perhaps, from too much alcohol was booked after police found him bellowing "Pick me, pick me!" on Main Street. Officers said Lion apparently apparent-ly was annoying passersby by offering himself up for use in a salad. Leon Gladstone of Redondo, Calif, reported to PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE Public notice is hereby given that the City Council of Park City, Utah will meet at 5 p.m. on April 8, 1982 for the purpose of hearing public input on tne following subjects. Copies of the material is available for review in the recorders office at City Hall in Park City. An Ordinance Setting Water Rates and Connection Connec-tion Fees for Culinary Water Service within Park City. M.R. Olson Recorder Published in The Newspaper April 1 and 8, 1982. LEGAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Board of Adjustment Adjust-ment on Zoning of Park City, Utah, will at its meeting to be held Tuesday, April 6, 1982, beginning at 5:00 p.m. at the Marsac School on Marsac Avenue (south entrance), en-trance), consider the following appeals with respect to the enforcement enfor-cement of the zoning ordinance or-dinance and IT IS HEREBY REQUIRED THAT EACH CASE UP FOR HEARING WILL BE PRESENTED AND ARGUED BEFORE THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT AD-JUSTMENT EITHER BY THE PETITIONER OR BY AN AUTHORIZED AGENT. IF REPRESENTED BY AN AGENT, THE AGENT MUST HAVE WRITTEN AUTHORIZATION FROM THE OWNER. AGENDA ITEM NO. 1 Application of Franklin Richards, the owner of the property located at 1251 -1285 Park Avenue, requesting several varian offices Senator, congressman and House of Representatives. For more information, call the county clerk's office in Coalville at 336-5951. police the theft of a pair of Pre skis from a rack at the Park City Ski Area. The skis were valued at $400. More than $800 worth of jewelry was listed as stolen March 26 by a visitor to the Sweetwater Condominiums on Empire Avenue. Missing from a zippered bag from a bedroom were two necklaces, neck-laces, a bracelet, two pairs of earrings and two rings. Karen and George Sachs of Poway, Calif, tried to keep their skis from being stolen, but their efforts were foiled. They told police they separated separ-ated their skis while inside eating at the Park City Ski Area March 29 making an unmatched pair from one of each of their skis. But a thief must not have minded that they were an odd set and stole a pair, leaving the Sachs with one ski each. The value of the stolen skis was set at $650. ces to allow for the cc: struction of a con dominium project which spans between the Historic Commercial Business (HCB) and Residential Medium Density Den-sity (RM) districts. AGENDA ITEM NO. 2 Application of Lessng Stern, the owner of the property at 1002 Woodside Avenue in the Historic Residential (HR-1) zone, requests a variance i:i required parking standards stan-dards to permit the conversion con-version of the existing residence to a duplex. AGENDA ITEM NO. 3 Approval of minutes for meeting held on March 2. 1982. ALL PERSONS IN TERESTED IN BEHALF OF OR IN OPPOSITION TO ANY OF THE AP PLICATIONS WILL BE GIVEN AN OPPORTUNITY TO BE HEARD AT THE MEETING. Published in The Newspaper March 25 and April 1. 1982. LEGAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the City Council of ark City, Utah will consider con-sider for adoption the Supplemental Annexation Policy Declaration prepared in response to a Petition for Annexation of certain unincorporated territory known as Snow Creek. A draft of the proposed Supplemental Annexation Policy Declaration is available for review in the office of the Park City Recorder. The City Council will hold a public hearing on this matter April 15, 1982, at the hour of 5 p.m. in the Memorial Building in Park City, Utah. Published in The Newspaper March 25 and April 1,8 and 15, 1982. BUY THE BEST Imagine yourself as one of the few who will own this outstanding investment in the West's finest recreation recrea-tion community. 3 major ski resorts vie for your attention atten-tion in winter and a huge selection of summer activities activi-ties are at your doorstep. 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