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Show anda Mortensen is the new Manila principal i rv Linda Butler Mortensen's in f .j... ! 1 New Utah Pleasant Grove Review - Thursday. September 19. 2002 - Page 7 By Linda Butler Dei i ronda Mortensen. at. .rincipw. -- - -; ;tion of leadership from Rlementary, where she was on f asSignment as a mentor to teachers and assistant to the '? hrUled to be at Manila," said 5 . "This is a wonderful Mortensen has plans to make jjas even better. " reading specialist, Mortensen 3affare of the importance of lit- Lis helping a child learn to read. ,,nsen wants to iocus on neip-i neip-i 'students to improve in literacy jg and writing. She acknowl-that acknowl-that the children at Manila perform well in literacy, but i- i 1 T J . -The teachers nere nave uune an nt job," 'rtensen praised, "but even gold jver need their polish. We're -looking for ways to improve." L of Mortensen s favorite meth- helping teacners ana stuaents .Vlicl-iori in lit.pmrv ia tee wore puiio" ;h in-semce. Mortensen regu-visits regu-visits classrooms and gives the :3ts a mini-lesson. Mortensen's Wp nf c. j vj. ui,uucui3 dim learning is apparent as she presents a reading lesson to a group of third-grade third-grade students. She introduces the book, "Amazing Grace" by Mary Hoffman, Hoff-man, to the students, and begins to read out loud. Occasionally she stops and helps the students to more closely relate to and understand the book. She may ask a question, she may share one of her own experiences. In just 15 minutes, Mortensen has opened up an entirely new world of experience to these children. She has introduced a group of mainly white middle-class students into the world of an urban black child. Memorable experiences are an important part of learning. As a culmination cul-mination of the year's emphasis on reading and literacy, the school will host an Author's Fair. "Every child will make, will author a book," said Mortensen. Through PTA donations, each student will receive a bound blank book to write in and illustrate. illus-trate. During the Author's Fair in April, all of the students' books will be on display for students and parents to enjoy. Mortensen's background includes eight years in the Alpine School District. Dis-trict. She has worked as a Title 1 read- 1 - i X.. Milestone entries, including weddings, missionaries and other announcements must be turned into the paper by Monday at 2 p.m. of the week you would like the notice to be printed. SE I ( . J, a Photo by Linda Butler Canda Mortensen shares a book with third grade students. ing teacher, Reading Recovery teacher, and has taught literacy in-service and development at nearly every elementary elemen-tary school in Alpine School District. In her free time, Mortensen enjoys reading. "I'm curious, I'm interested in learning new things," she said. She enjoys family activities, especially espe-cially spending time with her two grown daughters. 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It is proposed to repeal Utah Constitution Article A! 1 1, bection 1 1: Article Mil, Section 11. Crcation of State Tax Commission - Membership - Governor to appoint - Terms - Duties - County DulHS. :re shall he a State Tax Commission consisting uffuur mcnibcis, not niuie than two of whom shall belong to the same political mcmbm of the Commission .thall be appointed b llic Governoi, by and with tin consent uf the Senate, for such terms of office -J .,1 L, I . .,, 1 nv law. j Mt Umkrmcli iieuUiuin in such uses and within such liinil-itiom a lln Lcgnlatmi maj prcaailx., II ihall iu. .iuaiu Bams -r pihmluimif lunl tnivcrnmcnlal units, and equalize the aMC.nmenl mid valuation ofprepulji within Nic counties.; ualiration by iIil CuiWUuUuii and Lam ot Ihu Male snail PC Knormcn ny mv- juh !' Nohulli.u.imling the nnwcr.i granted to the State Tax Cuiiinimiun in tliia Ceiulitutiun, llic LefiialaluiL may aulliuiiK any court jginnjintl public uliliiies and have such other powers of original assessment as the Legislature may provide by statute: itiiitiH pqualic the valuation and assessment of property among the counties: nklmnrr provides by statute, review proposed bond issues, revise local tax levies, and equalize the assessment and valuation j!1jvniiiniics: and jnvmli.T powers as may be provided by statute, wgndinc the powers granted to the State Tax Commission in this Constitution, the Legislature may by statute authorize any vjjyWjUiirle VIII to adjudicate, review, reconsider, or redetermine any matter decided by the Stale Tax Commission relating to xdion 7. It is proposed to enact Utah Constitution Article X i II, Section 7, to read: Article XIII. Section 7. Counly boards of equalization.) ill In each county, there shall be a county board ol equalization consisting ot elected county officials as provided by statute. at h county hoard of equalization shall adjust and equalize the valuation and assessment of the real and personal property within its Ihe Sni.' Tax Commissionis regulation and control as provided by law. ?i The ivniniy hoards of equalization shall have other powers as may be provided by statute. J1 jniwhliKlanding the powers granted to the Slate Tax Commission in this Constitution, the Legislature may by statute authorize any it untler Article VIII to adjudicate, review, reconsider, or redetermine any matter decided by a county board of equalization relating to Section K. II is proposcu to repeal anu recnaci uiun v-unsmuiion micie Alii, oecuon a, to rcao: (rlideXlll, Sections. Annual statcmenL Ik malum uf piofit out of public moneys, or using the same for any purpose not authorized by law, by any public officer, shall be deemed ihjIliH. puni.she.cl as provided by luw, but part of such punishment shall be disqualification to hold public office. Hie Stjlc shall publish annually an accurate statement of the receipt and expenditure of public money in a manner provided by statute. yclionv. It is proposed to repeal Utah Constitution Article XIII, Section 9: Article XIII, Section 9. Statc expenditure to be kept within revenues. ISnai'i'irnpiijlion shall be made or any expenditure authorized by the Legislature if the expenditure of the State, during any fiscal year, cctions, defend the State, or assist in defending the United Stales in time of war. ions urcxpcncliturcs to suppressinsun-ections. Scclimi 10. It is proposed to repeal Utah Constitution Article XIII, Section 10: Article XIII. Section 10. A1I property taxable where situated. liMtnirpwalioiM oi persons in this Stale, or doing business herein, shall be subject to taxalion for Slate, County, School, Municipal or . iwithc real and n cd or used by them w ithin the Ten ilorial limits of the authority levying the tax. i'Mlal The Slate Tax Commission shall administer and supervise the lax laws of Ihe Stale I ll fall assess mines and public utilities and adjust and equalize the valuation and assessment ol property among the scvcial counlics. lirt-MnriHiiivc such other powers uf original assessment as Ihe Legislature may provide. Article VIII lu adjudicate, review, reconsider, or rcdeleiiuine aii. niatlei decided by the Stale lax loiiinussiun or ny a iuuin lkmiu ilumi: lo revenue and taxation as provided by statute. NHimdrcntinty of this Slale theie shall be a Ceiunly Deiaid of rqualimlion consisting of the Doaid of County Commission! :rs of said jHhcfrmtY-Huards of qualijation shall adjust and equalize tin valuation and assessment of Hie ical and personal pioperty within mties. .subject lo such regulation and control by Ihe Slale Tie Commission as may be piesci ilieel ny law.) 1-Rtt5latc Tax Commission and Ihe County Duaids olTqualization shall each liatc such '"mv he iiesenW-d by the Legislature. 5cc"n 12. It is proposed lo a-peal Utah Constitution Article XIII, Section 12: Wele XIII, Section 1 2. IStaniD, income, occupation, license or franchise tax permissible - Reference to United States laws in iliiiei.me(,i,. i.o...,;i,i.. ,.riv m,ps allocated to oublic education system and higher education system.i rrrmrirrthis Constitution shall he eomUucd'lci pie.enl Hie Legi.ilatuie fiuin pieiuding a jump U.t. . or a la.e based on income. ""Amcrme deductions. c,icn.pu..lis. Ol ullsel.l oil an. la.e oa.-eu i.peni rwtHicrniics, lianeliiscs. or other las. as provided b law puisuanl to tins section ihvtthstimltr "ch Ihe Hues .lie sliluliein. Ihe Legislaluie. in an) law iiiipusing income lases. may eleluie me aiiiouui-onrm mil the law sol the Unileel Jiaies a.uue same mij i.e .e.....w ncwfdnrmijsiiicil he lefel ence lo am pros'ls ''TOTirfom lime In lini. ie iii, e, iil e. eeiiinliolis Ol nioilificalle.lisluanysuelipioeision.j rvedWtnxesie.inie ol lioul la.ees on intangible plop, lly ihltrbcoetrted lo the suppoll of the public educal.uil .ivste-m n"t3vWsvstc.na.vriw.'il in Artii-lr V . liuii 2 oflliis Coiislilution.l lWH)scd 10 repeal Utah Constitution Article XIII. Section 13: ' i'le'XIll, Section 13. IKevenue from highway user and motor fuel taxes to be used for highway purposes ! r nrdirWieilliposi.iolK.rail, license U.e. legUl.lliull fee, d. i e el eduea.lun M.e. 01 oll.el elia.ge I e I icq ,u ui e o . hrdc.ru. in r.,r r. i,,uU m,! A.liiKim.iiH alluwcd thcrcunJci anil lui cu.UJ ot in ttftitv ttrccls. count mails, anu juh i"u" -eluding bul not restricted w. ; . . . . . Hvf,,;,, d.MM.,,,dl,e'ii,.iis,,f.u..indforacliliiiii.aialiieeoJlsneees.uiilj iiieuned foi said puipcsci:! niniMiMtion ul .i timer initiation piogram: rVfTmW a iliTi. 1 .nHl TmuTin jii sm "ik'iik" t i TgTTOitT.fthcprineipjKifjiiel inleiesl on any obligalie.u oflhe Slale ui ail) city ""-"""y 'tttnroHoivmrrra anvot Ihe llloeeeels Oesel ll'ecJ ill uua.ie Tied In t.nute. 'rscd lo repeal Utah Constitution Article XIII. Section 14: ftiou ha. e been pledged, including an, uf -iiieh jnoeeeds jMid tei the Stare lnXlll, Section 'Jennt. meilor .eliieles. and olllei tangiPle peisunai ,n,. ... - r )n ,k.iH b. the Legielaluie. in - . , . 4. ITangible personal property tax cxcmpiion.i , . 1 ., I I -,i in mi T ll." eiuiei.-.i. - ... . k ne eien ii eii inm sea uin as r L" -s'-'-nlvr..! tjiiuible nersonal inoi'eit. thai is lequiicd b lax lobe rrrr ed on a public onal pii'iK-H. fio i .e: ' ' Kin'iliie PCr mlr.... ... r I,, ill IJAIHI..UCIIIHVT"...- lion under tins seelien. value of air. lanullc pei.mnal L -"m-tTOhnn h,. 1.. onstilulion. The moceeels fieim sueh a la., or trr loe.lledinlllc.milel'H'I'e'llloll-l-'Uleieiei, edebtlir . .e i . i ... ,ii, ol or mil mi r- - . "VCT -'':' ! U" - . v-I.Vs-t tins AlHele and shall le .1 hlltrn r wthcT ..Heeled lioin leal pnspc t ta.. is disti ibuled to such h is proposed to enact Utah Constitution Article XXII. Section 5. to read: XXII. Section 5. lOITiccrs may not profit. ,,,h,Ti ,'--t 1' shall be fui'.tv of a makes , or..,., fnsn, nublic moncvsMntLMit- 7 1(1 Submittal to voters. '-'ffiatjcrripr is dircclcd lo submit this pnwscslmiglTtoaL I : KITectiscdatc. 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' 11 L 'ah Senair nn.i Hnu. rvfR.-nrescntative K ,, . u,amt 4 - Resolution Reauirine Public Notice Prior to Npeviai .,n.,.Utivc business in 3 sreoa. soss Murine a special scs 2) uh thcarproa on unless i-e t mo- tali S.'IVII. nn.l 11..,.-.. nfP,.ril'C, 'ndmmr.i . .. Prinr in SoecUl Sessions f , . -' e LceislatiiR- Pn,n.)scs , amend the Utah Constitution to a-ouin. - ,Jcs jr cTectnc date. i.'Thejo,,,, resolution directs the lieutenant governor to submit this proposal 10 e'liangc the L tali Constitution as follow. s: Be it resolved by the Legislature of the state of Utah, two-thirds of all members elected to each of the two houses uting in fawr thereof: Section 1. It is proposed to amend Utah Constitution Article VII. Section 6. to rcad:Article VII, Section 6. Convening of extra sessions of Legislature Advance public Notice.J ( !) (a) On extraordinary occasions, the Governor may convene the Legislature by proclamation, in which shall be stated the purpose for which the Legislature is to be convened, and it Isftai may transact no legislative business except that for which it was especially convened, or such other legislative business as the Governor may call to its attention while in session, subject to Subsection f 1 Mb). The Legislature, however, may provide for the expenses of the session and other matters incidental thereto. fb) The Legislature may not transact anv legislative business in a special session convened under Subsection (l)(a) for which the Governor has not provided 48 hours advance public notice, except in cases of declared emergency or with the concurrence of two-thirds of all members, elected to each house. Q The Governor may also by proclamation convene the Senate in extraordinary session for the transaction of executive business. Section 2. Submittal to voters. The lieutenant governor is directed to submit this proposed amendment to the voters of the state at the next regular general election in the manner provided by law. Section 3. Effective date. If the amendment proposed by this joint resolution is approved by a majority of those voting on it at the next regular general election, the amendment shall take effect on January 1. 2003. Constitutional Amendment Number 5 (HJR 14) Shall the Utah Constitution be amended lo: 1) change how the Constitution designates cities that are allowed to incur a specified voter-approved voter-approved debt; and (2) clarify that the measurement of a county is debt limit is based on the value of taxable property in the county Constitutional Amendment 5- Debt Limits for Political Subdivisions This joint resolution of the Legislature proposes to amend the Utah Constitution to modify language relating to an additional debt limit for certain municipalities. The joint resolution clarities the measurement of the debt limit for counties and how the value of taxable property is to be determined for purposes of the county debt limit. The joint resolution makes technical changes, directs the lieutenant governor to submit this proposal to voters, and provides an effective date. This resolution proposes to change the Utah Constitution as follows: AMENDS: ARTICLE XIV. SECTION 3 ARTICLE XIV, SECTION 4 Be it resolved bv the Legislature of the state of Utah, two-thirds of all members elected to each of the ho houses voting in ftnnr thereof: Section I. It is proposed to amend Utah Constitution Article XIV, Section 3, to read: Article XIV, Section 3. (Certain debt of counties, cities, towns, school districts, and other political subdivisions not to exceed taxes Exception Debt ma be incurred only for specified purposcs. (1) No debt issued by a county, city, town, school district, or other political subdivision of the State and directly payable from and secured by ad valorem property taxes levied by the issuer of the debt may be created in excess of the taxes for the current year unless the proposition to create the debt has been submitted to a vote of qualified voters at the time and in the manner provided by statute, and a majority of those voting thereon has voted in favor of incurring the debt. (2) Nopanofthe indebtedness allowed in this section mav he incurred for other than strictly county, citv. town, school district, or other political subdivision purposes respectively. Section 2. It is proposed to amend Utah Constitution Article XIV. Section 4, to read: Article XIV, Section 4. Limit of indebtedness of counties, cities, towns, and school districts - Larger indebtedness may he allowed.) Wten flUa) If authorized to create indebtedness as provided in Section 3 of this Article, no county thutt may. become indebted to an amount, including existing indebtedness exceeding two per centum of the value of taxable property in the county. ib) No city, town, school district, or other municipal corporation, jshatil mav become indebted lo an amount, including existing indebtedness, indebted-ness, exceeding four per centum ofthc value of the taxable property there in; (2) For purposes of Subsection I K the v alue to of taxable property shall be ascertained by the last assessment for State and County purposes!; previous to the incurring of such the indebtedness!:!, except that in incorporated cities the assessment shall be taken from the last assessment for city purposes! , provided, that hp part-uf the indebtcdnem allmvctHn-thia action Mull be mniiicd foi othu than Mikllj county, city, town or jtihool district purposes: provided-farther; -that arty (3) A city of the first and or second class (when Jf authorized as provided in Section (three) 2 of this (artnHe Article, may be allowed to incur a larger indebtedness, not to exceed four per centum, and any other city (oi the third ela.iv or tow n, not to exceed eight per centum additional, for supplying such city or town with water, artificial lights or sewers, (when) if the works for supplying I weh the water, light, and scwers. shall be as owned and controlled by the municipality Section 3. Submittal lo voters. The lieutenant governor is directed to submit this proposed amendment lo the voters of the state at the next regular general election in the manner provided by law. Section 4. Effective date. If ihe a mendment proposed hv this joint rcspjujjonjsj ipprovcd by a main r Hy of those voting on it at the next regular general election, the amcndmCDj shall take effect on January 1 . 2003, Constitutional Amendment Number 6 (HJR 30) Shall the Utah Constitution be amended to authorize the creation of a property tax exemption, as provided by statute, for properly not owned but used, controlled, and posessed by the stale or by a local government entity? Constitutional Amendment 6- Resolution to Expand the Government Properly Ta Exemption This joint resolution of the Legislature proposes to amend the Utah Constitution to add a property lax exemption for property not ow ned but under the control of the state or a political subdivision. This joint resolution directs the lieutenant governor to submit the proposal to voters and provides an e (Tec live dale. This resolution proposes toch.mge the Utah Constitution as follows: AMENDS: ARTICLE XIII, SECTION 2 Be it resolved bv the Legislaiun- ofthc slate of Utah two-thirds oj ail Members elci ted to th h ofthc t o houw voting in fa-or thereof. Section 1. It proposed to amend Utah Constitution Article XIII. Section 2. to read: Article XIII. Section 2. (Tangible property to be taxed - Value ascertained - Exemptions - Remittance or abatement of taxri of poor Intangible prnperfv n Legislature lo provide annual tax for state. ( 1 ) Ml tanciblc propertx in the Slale, not exempt under the law s of the United Slates, or under this Constitution, shall be taxed at a uniform and equal rate in proportion to its value, to be ascertained as provided by law. (2) The following arc property tax exemptions: (a) the pi open v ofthc State, school districts, and public libraries: (b) the property ol counties, cities, towns, special districts, and ail other political subdiv isions of the Slate, except that to the extent and in the manner provided by the 1 egisl mire the property of a coun'y. city. town. .pecu! d: strict. other political -uHJiv iMon of 'he State located outside of its ccouraphn. boundaries as defined bv law mav be suhfeci to the ad valorem property tax: tc) projx'rty owned by a nonprofit entity which is ued exclusively tor religious, charnablc. or educational purposes, (dl phces of bur a! not held or used for private or corporate henet:!. and (e) farm equipment and 'arm machinery as defined by statute. This exemption shall be implemented over a pcrixl nftime as provided by statute. ( ? Tangible personal nropem present ir I t.ih on January 1 . held for sale or processing and hich is shipped to final destination outside this State with in twelve months may be deemed by law to have ace, ui red no situs in Utah for purpose of ad valorem property taxation and may be exempted by law from such taxation, whetner manufaciurcd. pr.ves-d or pr-daced or othen ise originating w uhin or without the State. (4) lancible personal property present in Utah on Januarx I. held for sale in the ordinary course of business and which constitutes the inv entory of anv render, or w holcsaier or manufacturer or fanner, or hv e-'.vk raiser mav be deemed for puosc of ad valorem property taxation to be exempted. (5) Water nehts. duchcs. canals, reservoirs, power plants, pjmpmg plants, transmission lines. p;pcs and fiumcs owned and used by individuals or corporations for irrigating land w itb-n the State owned by such md.v .cUiais or corporations, or the individual members thereof, shall be exempted from taxation to the extent that trey shall be owned and used for s-;ch p-rposcv (6) Tower plants, power transrr.iss,.n lines and other property used for ccneral-rc and delivering electrical power, a portion of which is used for furnishing pow er for pumrtr.c w ater for irrie.it: on purr. or lands in the Stale of I tan. may be exempted from taxation to the extent that such property is used for such purposes. These exceptions shall accrue to the benefit of ;he :iers of wrcr so pumped under such regulation as the Legislature may prescr.be. rt The taxes ofthc poo may he renvrted or ah.ited at sj.h times ard r such manner as mav be prmidcd by law la- tor the cxemrti'in from uxat'orv nj not io execea - m trc lair mnci m i(-sitx.(,ui v,- -s fuiT.-trc. and ec--:pme-;i jscJ exc 1 ,sn. civ K the owner thereof at his p'ace of abode in a pnw is) The l.e-s!a propcrrv as Jet ned b-. law: and ail h'Vu-ho.c: t.:m rrumtamirg a home for h -rse.: and tami.y . (lJi Proper;1, owred hv ci:s.-.'n!ed peso in the military serv:ce oft'-e I rited s-aus or of tc in action d;ed in the li"C ot c ::y a.- a re;i-t ot su. ( 1 ' I r. tare, he prvrvrtv mav he ex err property treratc :r.ereo; . '-'icuci: t".e rr . 's or ear.w-(Hi ear.w-(Hi The Lc; -'a: ire sha'! -ov .:; hy law for a" expensos of the ;.:te for e.sch fscai year for the o' annuallv. si;ff:c.er.: tc pay tr.e ar.r.j1 :r.te-es; to p.: :re ? debt. vr. I submittal to v oterv ho were d'sahiec: : L-otliah ardby th . or T l ia'x tr-.:n." rv :ce mav he cxe" i f-o tax as : re of djty dur any war. rntemat tonal corflicl. or mlitary training irr cd survn ;r lt spi'.scs anj n-x orphans of such disabled persons : 1 :ar scrv ce of -he I r ted nr the "s'te of f tah were killed s 'he I ee s' at ;rc mav p-ov -de ix it ma-. Se aved as p'perrv m such manner and to such extent as ' not he uxed Prodded that if irta-c-'c property is taxed as . a jjti on lax S jF -,. w -th o;vr srrces of ro muc. to defrav iSc estimated ordinary e State chc1-!. if spv ih-ere Sc. the Legislature shall prox-.dc for Icvyirg a tax vjh dcrt. u rh ". :r-"- v ear- !.-t lc fr' pasgc of the la creating the f iuc St: a;T he exempt cd the re vt rej'a- ger-eral election m the . r i ffeetivc date. 'r :t at the next rc'ar gereral elcciion. the mcridmcnt CLEV...SECT,ON6 |