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Show aMividess Several subdividers made headway with the Summit County Planning Commission last week. An Environmental Impact Survey (E.IJS.) ami Vicinity Plan as a general statement was approved for the Jeremy subdivision. The subdivision is on the old Jeremy ranch property in the same -- general area as Summit Park and adjoins the East Canyon Road. Approval followed a briefing given by Joe Lort, Planning Consultant for the project. , Mr. Lort explained existing land use, relief analysis, dope analysis, hydrology and drainage of the project and how the project fits to the Snyderville Improve- in- Ahead KSov The slope of some of the lots was discussed, as was the lot numbering. Mr. Gardner assured the Commission that alien the final plat was done the lots will be designated and numbered consecutively. Some discussion was had on the grade of the roads and Mr. Gardner agreed to cut the road grades down in places where county stan- -. dards are exceeded. The Commission moved to approve the final plat contingent upon the roads beingcut to a grade of less than ten percent, the final plat being made one plat, not two, and the approval of the County Engineer and Attorney after their review of the bond. It was pointed out to Mr. Gardner that when these things had been taken care of, and approved by the Planning Department staff, he could record the plat. Gardner's Addition is located in the Park City area some experience to help write news and features, sell advertising and do some office detail. Part-tim- e. Cadi great. All dates available 336-55or stop by the Sum- as well as albums to house mit County Bee joffice for them. Many on display at fc County appointment. the AMSO Gift Shop, 9. ville, Arvin Moore District. 01 near the Wasatch border. Brent Jensen representing Forest Meadow Ranch apcompaction of the roads. peared before the CommisThe Commission moved to FOR SALE boat, 40 sion. motor with 2 Johnson to the plat subject hp Mr. Jensen showed the approve extra props, trailer. All in relation of Plat B to Plat the review by the County excellent Well 6-t- 336-537- 14-- ft. , condition. Sanitarian and payment of Call after 3 p.m., the filing fee. priced. 7. Mr. Jensen told the group he had entered aperform-anc- e contract with Forest 18 USED TRAVEL TRAILERS from $495 & up. 1974s Meadow for completion of are alsoin.BarlowTrailers, the subdivision as well as improvements in that A in the subdivision, which is located in the Toll Gate Canyon area. Some discussion took place on lot size and entrance and exist routes in 336-226- Ogden o o o Will Provide Valuable Data o The Utah Bankers ease of newborn calves; o iation and Agricultural exotic cattle breeds of beef mittee in Cooperation with cattle; feeding dairy veal o the Brigham Young and beef; corn and alfalfa o sity and the Utah State production; economics o Service look Extension and for livestock, dairy, iversity o are holding a full day grains. o sion the livestock industry luncheon with Rex G. according to Rell Argyle, o We dont Plowman, President Summit County Agent. Lewiston State Bank and q The program starts with of Brothers Earn Honor Coalville, Utah Thursday, Feb. 14, 1974 FOR SALE -- Sylvania color TV. 336-241- 1948 15-in- ch Jeep. Call 6-- 9. 2c FOR RENT in Kamas area. If interested call 4. Delmo Atkinson, HOME 783-454- 7-l- nc 7-- 399-987- 6. 5-- 2p JUST ARRIVED, 2 Fleet-wood. baths, 24 ft. x 64 ft. See this exciting, de- cidedly different, decorated mobile home today. Definitely the closest thing to heaven on this earth. See it today-WEB- VALLEY ER MOBILE HOMES, 1039, West Riverdale Rd., 394-928- 0. 6-- lc tnf oooooooooooooooooooooooooooo o Livestock Industry Session Mr. Lort also gave a brief explanation on the Density Exchange. AssocA question was raised on Comwhat would happen if the Snyderville Sewer District Univerdid not become a reality. UnThe Jeremy Planning Consultant explained that the sesground was not feasible for on septic tanks, and if the Snyderville District does not go through the developers intended to put in a private registration between 8:30 -sewer system. Mr. Orton informed the 9:00 a.m. on February 21, commission the State was 1974, at the Wilkinson Center (ELWC). looking in a more favorable Topics and discussions in light on the package plants two concurrent sessions the as proposed by the developwill include protein needs ers. He also read the deficiencies he had noted in the for milk production; future trading in beef cattle; dis- E.IJS. Bill Gardner, Park City Realtor and Land Developer, sought approval of all lots for Gardner's Addition to East Park as they have College been laid out in Summit Mr. and Mrs. Jack Neel of County. He explained the bond Henefer were glad to receive would be accepted by Waword from Weber State Colsatch County as part of the , lege that their sons, Dennis subdivision is located in Wa- and Douglas, both juniors, satch County. were listed on the honor student roll at the college. It was suggested the SumDennis received double mit County Attorney review the bond and copy of the honors by being named to bond should be recorded with the Dean's List with a the County Recorder. straight A average. The Summit County Bee( 8 7-- 2c ment District. An exchange application on behalf of the Jeremy has also been applied .for from the Weber Basin Conservancy HELP WANTED The Summit County Bee needs help. Man or woman, hopefully THE COPPER CENTwill soon go the way of the silver dime and quarter. Within a year the mints are expected to mint cents in coinage other than copper. Start .saving sets of dates now. They will no doubt increase in value. You invest little and your return could be A Special Note for flie out- A of member Agricultural Division of American Bankers Association as speaker. There will be a tour of the BYU farm dairy and beef operations. A $5 registration, which will include luncheon, will be charged. O O o o o o o o o o o like shortages but we must face factsc x O Shortages Do Exist. We encourage you to think O O about your 8Fam lachinesy o Needs 2 o o on O 0 O Now! o O The public is cordially o Please, dont wait until the season is here and it may x vited to attend regardless of q . race, color, creed or sex. X' O be too late ... We have in stock o J o o o o Eighty-Fir- st Two John Deere Tractors 0 o o o o o Birthday Model 1530 and 830 o o Is Celebrated o o o o Two Model 800 Windrowers o o dinner forOA. birthday o o Petersons o o birthday was held at the Two Mower Conditioners o post in Evanston, Wyoming, o o February 3, o The family Mr. Model 1209 o o erson enjoying the day were: o Mr. and Mrs. Wyane Petero son and Mr. and Mrs. o o (Maurine) Taylor ofSalt o 34 Harvester One Model o Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. o Mark (Dorothy) Peterson of o o Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. WE URGE YOU TO ORDER EARLY o ard (Wilma) Morris of o o ston, Wyoming, Mr. and Mrs. o nothing Dwayne (Thelma) Wilde of 0 Kamas and Mrs. Craig Thanks, o ty Sue) Fanas and son Kam 0 o of Evanston, Wyo., all 0 o tended. o very nice dinner was o IfflglCEiflCElt served and a lovely day of 0 runs Wcillcy o visiting was enjoyed. Happy o o likea Birthday Ole and many more to come. 0 Gale Peterson, a son from o Deere Tyc Litt,c Morgan 2 Idaho Idaho was For more information contact your County Agent. in- ! KAMA- SA N0-FAU- INSURANCE IT BUY IT FROM US Were Experts At Insurance save money when you place ajl your insurance with You Savings! Just one advantage of having all your insurance with Farmers. Your Farmers Agent will point out many more when you call him. FARMERS sensible to put all your insurance with one company . . . one agent -- with Farmers. Its LEON SIMISTER Phone 336-239- 1 COALVILLE, ot 336-551- 5 UTAH eighty-fir- st Out- 1974. of Pet- Le-R- oy LeonEvan- (Pat- at- A Falls, able to attend. un- fbooooooooooooooooooooooooooo |
