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Show THE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1974 PARK CITY PAGE COAUTION New Town IT a a BUILDING MORITORIUM TIME TO START THINKING ABOUT SPRING By now most people in town know of the moritorium placed on building permits and on sewer and water hookings by the Board of Health. This move was absolutely necessary due to the uncertainty in Park Citys CLEANUP water supply and our antiquated sewer system. But if these problems arent worked out by the time the snow disappears and building cannot resume, what will it do to our already marginal summer economy? If the moritorium isnt lifted, and new building starts permitted, our economy is in for a shock. Granted there is enough work already begun to keep a number of people busy mostly skilled labor imported from Salt Lake City. But how about the bussbqy or the ski instructor who usually stays on for the summer to work at construction. Chances are hell have no job so hell have to move on. He wont need the apartment hes been renting, or the food hes been buying, or the gas or clothes or laundry service, or the dozens of other goods and services hed normally purchase in Park City. Simply because he wont be here. Multiply this by a couple of hundred and youve got a situation that will be felt by the economy. Add the Resorts woes of another delay on Holiday Ranch and youll see severe cutbacks. New lifts, runs and other developments would have to wait because its no secret that the Resort needs the revenue for land sales to continue to expand facilities . Let us hope that the water and sewer problems can be d worked out with dispatch, for contrary to some thinking people in town, we need orderly growth and the tax base it brings to make Park City a visitors to Park City are enchanted by the charm and quaint atmosphere when they visit in the summer or winter. But few get to see our town at its worst, when the snow disappears in the early Spring and exposed the bones of old automobiles and fallen buildings, discarded appliances and plain old trash. The staff of the Coalition would like to see a new pride in our town. After all, weve been discovered and the people are going to come, like it or not. Wed like to see the city pass and strongly enforce new ordinances on abandoned cars and other paraphernalia which litters our landscape. Absentee landowners, which are largely responsible, as well as city residents, should be given notice to cleanup their property, or face stiff fines. The hazards this litters and waste presents to health and the welfare of curious children is very real. Beginning June 1, 1974, the Park City Coalition will begin printing names of property owners, who, in the opinion of an independent committee, are in violation of current litter and public nuisance ordinances. We hope it doesnt take public ridicule to get people to be civilized, and to develop some pride in their property and community. A lot of Salt Lake Mayor Garn to Address Chamber hard-heade- . Quality Skismiths Specializing in Complete Ski Maintenance PICKUP AND DELIVERY AT AREA LODGES AlpiYie Prospectors' Lodge , Top of Main Street NIGHTLY 649-894- 8 Service to Salt Lake Airport Salt Lake City Taxi shuttle to AltaSnowbird Salt Lake City Mayen E.J. Jake Gam will address a noon meeting of the Parle City Chamber of Commerce, Thursday. March 7th, at the Christopher Restaurant. He will speak on the general issues facing a community as it develops its new government and improvement programs. Mayor Gam is First Vice President of the National League of Cities and is past president of the Utah League of Cities and Towns. In 1972 he was awarded the Leagues Tom McCoy Award as Utahs outstanding municipal official. He was elected to his post as Salt Lake City Mayor in 1971 as the youngest mayor in history and by the largest majority in history 73 percent. He had served as city commissioner for a term prior to his election as Mayor. Public is invited to attend. Reservations may be made by contacting the Chamber office. SKI Thursday evening tour of Mormon Tabernacle and Choir practice (reservations please) SKIS: HEAD-HEXCE- 76-6- 96-6- 6, mistakes have been mere i pographical miscues but others were the result of a failure to conduct thorough research. The most valuable resource of any town is its people, and we wish to utilize this resource. The Coalition strongly urges any reader who discovers factual errors in any of our articles to contact us. Hopefully, well profit from our mistakes. One aspect of our paper which has caused mild criticism is the incorrect hyphenation of words. We plead innocent. Hits situation has and will exist, but its due to the computer age in which we live. The machine we are currently using to justify both right and left margins is not syllable sen- sitive and therefore indiscriminately breaks words, sometimes (maybe even often) in the wrong place. Were not sure when this grammatical ailment will be cured but please bear with us in the meantime. In conclusion, the Coalition reiterates its willing acceptance of objective criticism and will be striving for an improved product each week. Restaurant KNEISSL L- KASTINGER-HANSO- i RED SUBSCRIPTION FORM The very finest in CONTINENTAL CUISINE BOOT-NORDIC- N A From our specially prepared Rack of Lamb to succulent Roast Duck, youll enjoy a rare experience in dining pleasure. Your host, Mr. Adolph Imboden prepares each dish as if you were his only guest. Come and enjoy. Adolphs is a must for every visitor to Park City! BINDINGS: I --THE SALOMON-SPADEMA- N GEZE-LOOK-NEVA- MARKER PARK CITY CLOTHES: I I ONE YEAR: $10.00 out of state NAME a a ADDRESS a a Mail Subscription Form to: a a PARK CITY COALITION P.O.BOX 828 PARK CITY, UTAH 84060 E BOGNER-HEAD-ROFF- FUSALP-OBERMEYE- R a o a WATCH FOR SUMMER " TENNIS jididtdiitjiiiigii)iJiiiifjrifJfJriiJi gnsdjl : Tom Distad Vocal and & Instrumental CASUAL WEAR Magic SKI RENTALS & REPAIRS Sales and Rentals on Cross Country Boots Poles TIMBERHAUS The Coalition will be mailed every Wednesday APPEARING NIGHTLY HIKING Skis I The Memorial Building was not built in 1966, old timers could be found at the Cozy not the Cosy", the Miners lost to Dugway 6 not and Adolphs has on menu that costs their nothing i7.45. These are among the blunders that have been included in our infant editions. We at the Coalition are very cognizant that our newspaper is new, not perfect. Some of our STUf BOOTS: $6.00 in state. Newspaper makes a few Missteaks SERVICES Local taxi service DURAFIBER t 2 on the tufn at Park City and wine service at your pleasure. Open 6:30 pm to 10 pm daily except Tuesdays Located at the bottom of town, across from the Conoco Station. Mini-bottl- e |