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Show Park Record Thursday, October 10, 1991 Page A5 Police Blotter An anonymous report of ;I"drunk and obnoxious people in a hoi tub" brought police out to the ; '200 Block of Main Street Oct. 1. r lAnd sure enough, the people were somehow easily spotted by Cpfficers who advised them to go .'indoors. A fight which broke out behind L -the Main Street Post office at ; 71 1:15 p.m. Oct. 1, was brought under control by police. Three arrests were made and onlookers were sent to look onward. Officers assisted ambulance workers when an 18-year-old Park City man suffered a seizure on Main Street's LOO block Oct. 2. He was transported home by the medical team. When an Old Town resident returned to her home following a lludge sentences two Oct. 1 ; - Judge Tyrone Medley sentenced two individuals during hearings in ; -Third District Court Oct. 1. ; "- Troy J. Eversole, 25, of 470 Woodside Ave. No. 2, Park City faced three charges in court hearings, including assault of a police officer, possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of a controlled "substance. The first charge was amended to a charge of disorderly Tconduct of which Eversole was found guilty. Both drug-related charges Iwere dismissed by Judge Medley. Eversole was ordered to pay fines and 'fees totaling $75. Clark B. Johnson, 29, of 57 Prospect Ave., Park City was found guilty of driving on a revoked or suspended license. The Judge suspended $150 of a $250 fine on the condition that Johnson show proof of possessing a valid driver's license to the court. Building starts drop slightly in September The Park City Building Department issued 91 building permits in September, compared to the previous month of August when 112 were issued, and a year ago for the same month when 72 were issued. The number of inspections conducted dropped slightly with 453 in September, 499 for August and 461 for September of 1990. Total building valuation this calendar year to date is well below those totals a year ago, standing at $29,666,269, while the figure during the same period last year was $43,618,602. The nature of building permits issued in September are as follows: 14 for single family homes, one for relocation or to demolish, two for signs and 34 for miscellaneous purposes. two month absence Oct. 3, she found a number of items missing and reported the burglary to police. The home is located on the 800 block of Empire Avenue. Steve McQueen's spirit lives on, apparently inside the Alamo on Main Street. An unidentified motorcyclist allegedly rode his chopper inside the private club Oct. 3, making his appearance and disappearance at about midnight-obviously midnight-obviously born to be wild. Officers were called out to help medical team members at Stein's Lodge Oct. 4. No further information was available at publication time. Even though they sold world atlas books inside the Main Street Mall, neither the male nor female sales person realized their sales lay within Park City limits and they would need a business license to conduct it. Officers let them know they'd need one in order to remain at the same geographical location. A car traveling along Highway 224 had its windshield hit by an airborne air-borne golf ball Oct. 4. No injuries were reported in the incident and former vice president Spiro Agnew's whereabouts are currently unknown. Stein Eriksen Lodge's manager reported a $6,500 bronze statue was stolen from the lodge Oct. 4. Two men were warned against the evils of public urination by observant officers Oct. 5 at about midnight near the China Bridge parkade. However by sJL time, as the too oft-used saying goes, it was Continued on A6 PARK CITY COUNCIL MEETING SUMMIT COUNTY, UTAH OCTOBER 10, 1991 PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council of Park City, Utah will hold its regular meeting, at the Marsac Municipal Building, 445 Marsac Avenue, Park City, Utah for the purposes and at the times as described below on Thursday, October 10, 1991. AGENDA Closed Session 3:30 p.m. Litigation Work Session 3:45 p.m. Council questions and comments 4:00 p.m. Recreation Fund revenue plan 4:30 p.m. Library Board-relocation recommendation 5:00 p.m. Recycling Center update 5:15 p.m. DARE Program 5:30 p.m. Review of regular meeting Sensitive lands resolution Acceptance of public improvements Water bonds Continuance of Meadows Estates 1C call-up Appointments Regular Meeting 6:00 p.m. 1. ROLL CALL 2. PUBLIC INPUT 3. MINUTES OF MEETING OF OCTOBER 3, 1991 4. CONSENT AGENDA 1. Resolution establishing principles for the protection of sensitive lands in the Park City planning area 2. Resolution accepting public improvements at Alta Vista Subdivision 3. Resolution accepting public improvements at meadows Estates Subdivision 1A 4. Resolution accepting public improvements at Meadows Estates Subdivision 1 B 5. Resolution accepting public improvements at Four Lakes Village 6. Approval of First Supplemental Indenture to the Valley Bank Water Bonds (permitting the sale of bonds that are on the same repayment status as the existing bonds) 7. Resolution authorizing the issuance and confirming the sale of $2,505,000 subordinated water revenue bonds, Series 1991, of Park City, Summit County, Utah for the purpose of financing the cost of a water treatment facility, a water tank, the replacement of certain waterlines and other related improvements to the City's existing water system; prescribing the form of bond, the terms and conditions of issuance and retirement and the security therefor; providing for the collection, handling and disposition of the revenues to be derived from the City's water system; and related matters. 8. Motion to continue call-up review of Meadows Estates 1 C to the regularly scheduled meeting of the City Council of October 17, 1991. 5. RESIGNATIONS AND APPOINTMENTS 1. Resolution ratifying the appointment of a representative to the Snyderville Basin Special Improvement District Board of Directors 2. Resolution appointing a representative to the Park City Fire Service District Administrative Control Board 6. REPORTS FROM COMMISSIONS AND BOARDS 7. COMMUNICATIONS FROM COUNCIL AND STAFF Canvass of votes from primary election held on October 8, 1991 8. ADJOURNMENT Real Estate Career Seminar IF YOU'RE NOT LIVING UP TO YOUR POTENTIAL, NOW YOU CAN DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT. I You may not be earning as much as you could be. A career with the CENTURY 21 System is an excellent way to change that. Here, you'll have access to the best training in the industry. Our marketing support is unparalleled. Plus, we provide unequalled resources in national advertising to help open doors for you. As a CENTURY 21 Sales Associate, you're in business for yourself, but not by yourself. You'll be part of a team supporting you all the way. If you have drive, ambition and an insatiable appetite to succeed, there's a place for you. Place: 1 240 Park Ave. Date: Oct. 24 Time: 7:00 p.m. RSVP: 645-8500 One Hour presentation DHid.3b Maim'! Tflne fanng's All Mes-eS With n new salon name and some new faces! 3l! .". . --XT F?V i "'7 Vt-"sS ..V N" UK !5.2it- -YU...1 -J i f J "I':! F Vi .V I B J l f 'J' .a - : i 1 - I . ' Ji )) j J Bark row, from left; (ienlrv (amble, l.ori Krickson, (aria Ahlborv. Trout row, from lelt; Stephanie Rockhill. I imla Powell (salon owner), Barbara liertagiiolli, Amy lliiffacre Slierri I ribenj (not pit lunnl) We have a new color system- permanent and scmi-permanent-menlion lliis ad to participate in our Fall Color Special! Hair - Sculptured Nails - Manicures - Pedicures L & Cmmpaimy (formerly Centrys Hair Salon) Open fi dajs a week Mon. through Sal. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 6137878 1300 Kcanis IMd. (Emporium) Suite 103 Just Two Of The 125 Reasons To Attend Jans Winter Welcome Jeremy Nobis United States Ski Team Alpine A Team Height: 5' 10" Weight: 173 Birthdate: August 31, 1970 Hometown: Park City, Utah Stephanie Palmer United States Ski Team Alpine B Team Height: 5' 2" Weight: 120 Birthdate: June 15, 1970 Hometown: Park City, Utah Without your help, Jeremy and Stephanie would not be world-class skiers proudly representing Park City and the United States. Today, there are 125 young athletes on the Park City Junior Ski Team learning to become better skiers. But more importantly, impor-tantly, they are learning to become better citizens. Here's your opportunity to have a great time and support a great program! JANS WINTER WELCOME Saturday, October 19,1991 6:30 p.m. -1:00 a.m. Snow Park Lodge, Deer Valley Proceeds Benefit the Park City Junior Ski Team Advance ticket purchase highly recommended Jans 1600 Park Ave. 649-1020 Orriuifyj United Realty 1240 Park Avenue 645-8500 JANS SEE YOU THERE! |
