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Show 16 OP.DINANCE NO 77 Tooele Transcript, Fri., February 17, 1978 18 assessment not paid within such fifteen (13) day period shall I pasable over a period not exceeding ten (10) years from the eifective date of this Ordinance in ten (10) sulist anti illy equal annual installments with in- terest on the unoaid balance of the assessment at the rate of six percent per annum from the effective date of this ordinance until due. Interest shall lie paid in addition to the amount of each such installment an nuallv at the time each installment Incomes due. After said fifteen (15) day periixl, all unpaid installments of an assessment levied against any piece of property (but only in their entirety) may lie paid prior to the tLtes on which they liecome due, but any such prepay- merit must include an additional amount equal to the interest which would accrue on the assessment to the next succeeding date on which interest is payable on any special improvement Iannis issued in anticipation of the collection of the assessments plus such additional amount as, in the opinion of the City Treasurer is nece- ssary to assure the availability of money to pay inter- l est on the improvement Ixmds as interest be- comes due and payable and anv premiums which may liecome payable on redeemable i winds which may be called in order to utilize the assessments thus paid in legal description ol the property is: Commencing at the Northeast corner of Section 22, Township 3 South. Range 1 West. Salt Lake and Meridiana. and running thence West 10 chains; thence South 10 chains, thence East 10 chains; thence North 10 chains to the jxiint of lieginning, less the Countv Road. ft. from W' Cor. Sec. 25, UW (in Grant T2S, THE AN ORDINANCE CONFIRMING and used for the ROLL AND LEVYING A TAX domestic purposes of one FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF PROP-ERTfamily and stockw'atenug IMPROVEMENT DISIN SPECIAL of 4 horses; 25 cattle and TRICT NO. 72 I OF TOOELE CITY, TOOELE 50 chickens; and used from April 1 to (Xt. 31 COUNTY, UTAH, FOR THE PURPOSE OF PAYING COSTS OF CONSTRUCTING IM for the irrigation of 0.23 ALSO, the Northeast quarter of the Southeast ON CERTAIN STREETS PROVEMENTS acs. in SWUNW's Sec. 25 quarter of Section 22, Township 3 South. Range WITHIN SAID CITY CONSISTING OF 4 West, Salt Lake Base and Meridian, less the T2S, ROW. I AND BRICK PAVING; CONCRETE 50704 (152513) R. Cor-dalCounty Road, CURBING AND GUTTERS; VARIOUS WOODThat the plaintiffs claim title to said proiiertv bv Gull, 4501 N. CochREUSE CAN HOLDERS; EN BENCHES; virtue of their seven year adverse possession and pav- - rane lame, F.rda, UT. FOUN-TAINS- ; DRINKING STREET IJCIJT1NG; nient of taxes for seven years and that the plaintiffs, 0.015 sec. ft. of water is STRUCTURES HOUSING KIOSK (OsS C. BOWEN and LUCY B. SIENDLOVK. are to lie diverted from a 2- VARIOUS This is the second and concluding article to apBULLETIN BOARDS; PUBLIC the only surviving children and heirs of the record title inch well, 195 ft. deep, AND DIRECTION INSTRUCTION SIGNS; at a point N. 1275 ft. and pear in the Transcriit Bulletin written by Superintenholder, JOHN BOWEN PEDES-STRIAdent Clarke N. Jolmsen presenting the rationale for the DECORATIVE CURB PARKING; W. 435 ft. from SE Cor. DATED this 6th day of Feb, 1978. Board of Education's decision to have a $10,000,000 CROSS WALKS; LANDSCAPING Sec. 29, T2S, R4W (in KrRICH ARD RICH ARDS InhkI election. WITH TOP SOIL AND EARTH MOUNDS da); and used for the doAttorney for Plaintiffs Hie previous article discussed the need for new AND TURF IN CERTAIN AREAS WITH VARO.506 Madison Asenue mestic puqxises of one schools to accommodate present overcrowdedness and IOUS TREES, SHRUBS, AND GROUND COVfamily and stixkwatering Ogden, Utah 84401 an expected increase of 1500 to 2000 additional stuER; SPRINKLING SYSTEM WITH MAIN AND (pu!,ished in the Tooele Transcript Feb. 17, 24 and of 12 cattle, 2 horses, 4 advance. dents in Tooele (anility Schools within the next seven LATERAL LINES, CONTROL VALVES AND March 3 and 10, 1978) sheep and 375 turkeys; and Default in the payment of any installment of prinsears. This article will discuss the priorities of the BoDRAINAGE STRUCTURED; SPRINKLERS; used from April 1. to Oct. ard of Fahication for construction, the tionding limits cipal or interest when due shall cause the whole of the NOTICE TO REMOVAL OF EXISTING CURB, GUTTER 31 for the irrigation of BY NOTICE of the distric t, how and when the $10,(XX).(XX) will lie AND SIDEWALK; REMOVAL OF PARKING unpaid principal and interest to liecome due and pay- WATER USERS 0.25 acs. in SELSE'.i Sec. PUBLICATION able immediately, and the whole amount of the unpaid used, and how the I aim Is will lie financed. The following applica-principMETERS; THE PURCHASE, CONDEMNA21, T2S. R4W. No. 3719 Probate shall thereafter draw interest at the rate of times have lieen filed with Most of the new homes in the County are in the TION, OR OTHER ACQUISITION OF ANY 50718 (132517) Gurrten percent (10) per annum until paid, but at any time the State Tooele, Crautsville. Stanslmry, Erda, Lakepoint area. PROPERTY IN ORDER TO MAKE SUCH r K. Cochrane, 844 ies Engineer to IN THE THIRD to the date of sale or foreclosure, the owner may nge and Hie student growth is in the same area, but, surprisiAND ALL OTHER MISCELy Park, Stausbury appropriate AL DISTRICT JUDICI the amount of all unpaid installments past due, ter in Tooele County TO COMLANEOUS WORK NECESSARY ngly, there is student growth in the Wendover area Tooele, UT. 0.2 sec. ft. COURT OF with interest at the rate of ten percent (10) per an- where there are not comparable new homes. At present, PLETE THE IMPROVEMENTS IN A PROPER of water is to lie diverted throughout the entire year TOOELE COUNTY num to date of payment on the delinquent install- - unless otherwise desig- the Boards priorities for const ruction are as follows: WORKMANLIKE MANNER. from a w'cll, 2'Xi STATE OF ITA 1 I. To build an elementary school BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF merits, and all approved costs, and shall thereupon be nated. Izxations in ) to house 5X) ft. deep, at a point S. In the Matter of the Esrestored to the right thereafter to pay in installments &M, students at Stausbury Park, which students will come CITY, TOOELE COUNTY, UTAH: I2S0 ft. and W. 105 ft. tate of jame:s from Stanslmry, Krda and Lakepoint. This school, if Section 1. The City Council of Tooele City, Tooele in the same manner as if default had not occurred. (15516) Granls- - M.AN.AI1 AN and HILD-RE- from NF. (air. Sec. 32, Section 5. The City Council of Tooele City, Utah, ville the IniiicI passes, will lie ready for occupancy by Au- - Coiuity, Utah, hereby confirms the assessment roll as Citv, Crautsville, T2S, R4W (in Erda); and OLA MANAIIAN corrected and adjusted by the Board of Equalization does hereby create a special improvement guaranty UT. proposes to change his gust of 1979. This will draw from Tooele Central School used from April 1 to (Xt. Deceased. wife. user 3X) students. This will allow for some elementary and Review for Special Improvement District No. fund for the purpose of guaranteeing, to the extent of the point of diversion of 31 for the supplemental Notice is hereby gistudents from the other schools in Tooele City to attend 72-- of the City of Tooele, Utah, and hereby confirms such fund, the payment of special improvement bonds 5.0 sec. ft. of water as irrigation of 25 acs. in of ven the heirs to JACentral School, thus alleviating overcrowdedness in the findings of the Board of Equalization and Review and interest thereon issued against local improvement evidenced by Appl. No. Sec. 32 T2S, MILS AUGUSTA MANA-I- I NdNK'i all Tooele City elementary schools. The relief is only that the proposed list of assessments as equalized by districts for the payment of improvements made there- - 3.3471. The water has I wen R4W. AN and HILDRED momentary and, perhaps, even an illusion as it is pos- - the Board of Equalization and Review are just and in, all in the manner and to the extent provided Iby diverted from 1) a 12- - OLA 50723 (152518) M. Sgt. his MANAIIAN, sible that additional students to Tooele City will have equitable; that each piece of property within the spe- - the Tooele City Bicentennial Code. At the time of each jIK-well, 465 ft. deep, wife, of Wendover, TooAIIxtI F. I'edric, 1591 occupied the vacant slots at Central shortly after cial improvement district will be benefitted in an am- - minual appropriation ordinance of the City, so long as at a point N 224 ft. and ele West 4th South, Unit 22 County, State of Utah omit not less than the assessment to be levied against any special improvement district ImhkIs of said City E. 2195 ft. from the W!i that Stanslmry School is ojienod. Salt laike City, UT. 0.015 on February 10, 1978 2. To build an intermediate school on the east side said property; and that no piece of property listed in remain outstanding, the City Council will provide Cor. Sec. 36. T2S, R6W; sec. ft. of water is to lie Twila Marie Knight fil(be levying of a tax of one mill in each year (to the 2) a of Tooele City to house grades said assessment list will liear more than its proportion- The present Toodiverted from a well, 450 ft. ed a petition for Informal extent and in the manner provided in said Code) to ele Junior High School would house thus there ate share of the cost of such improvements. deep, at a point N. 2150 Probate of personal rep- well, 2X) ft. deep, at a Section 2. The City Council of said City does here- - bind such special improvement guaranty fund for such ft. and W. 48(X) ft. from Iwing two intermediate schools in Tooele City. This point N. 1710 ft. and E. resentative. would provide the room needed in the junior high as by levy a tax to lie assessed upon each block, lot, part purpose. the SE Cor. Sec. 1, T3S, ft. from S'i Cor. Sec. 450 Tire petition has well as take approximately 350 students out of the eleof a block or lot, tract or parcel of property described Section 6. The officials of Tooele City, Utah, be and R6W; and used for muniset for hearing in this 26, T2S, R6W (1 mile h in said assessment list. The assessments levied upon they are hereby authorized and directed to take all within Court at Room NW of Grantsville); and mentary schools. It is anticipated that plans for concipal puqxises 321, Toost met ion of this school would liegin in 1980 with occun block, lot, part of block or lot, tract or parcel tion necessary or appropriate to effectuate the coqxirate Ixmndaries of ele County Courthouse, used for the domestic descrilied shall lie in the amount set forth in the sions of this Ordinance. Crautsville City. pancy in 1982. of one family Torx-le- , Utah on March puqxises Section 7. All ordinances or parts thereof in Ilease note that the intermediate school concept said assessment list, which assessment list is hereby in- and stixkwatering of 4 Hereafter, 5.0 sec. ft. 13 1978 at 10: (X) of divertof water is to grades is exploratory at this time. Before such horses and 1 cow; and by reference and made a part of this ordi- - flict with this Ordinance are hereby repealed, a. m. Section 8. Immediately after its adoption this a concept is implemented discussions will lie held with nance and is on file with the City Recorder and may be ed same as heretofore, used from April 1 to (X-t- . Dated Feb. 15, 1978. the parents of the schools involved. at her office by any interested party. Said nance shall be signed by at least a majority of the City with an additional for the irrigation of 31 Dennis D. Ewing 3. To build an intermediate or elementary school property is included within Special Improvement Dis- - Council, the Mayor and City Recorder and shall be 0.25 acs. in NWVaSE'A Sec. well, 5tX) ft. deep, Clerk of the Court in Crautsville. (The present elementary school could No. 72-- 1 in and for Tooele City, Utah, the boun- - corded in the ordinance liook kept for that purpose, and at a point N. 800 ft. and 26, T2S, R6W. by Sliaron Callister liecome an intermediate school of daries of which are more particularly described as fob said ordinance shall lie published once in the Tooele EL 12X) ft. from SW Cor. This grades). Protests resisting the Deputy Clerk would pull the 7th and 8th grades out of the Crants-vill- e lows: Transcript, a newspaper published in and having gen- of Sec. 31, T2S, R5W (in in the Towle granting of these applica(Published eral circulation in Tooele City, Utah and this ordinance Crautsville); and On the north by the center line of First North used High School and the 6th grade out of the elementions with reasons thereTranscript Feb. 17, 24, shall take effect on the twentieth day after publication of west thus the the the line center on First overcrowdedness there school, Street; same as heretofore. by tary alleviating fore must lie filed in duMar. 1, 1978) and for the time lieing. It is anticipated that plans for conor the thirtiety day after its final passage, whichever West Street; on the south by the center line of 0002 (151447) Walplicate with the State of such davs is the most remote from the date of final ter W. Smith, 5611 HighFirst South Street; on the east by the center line struction of this school would liegin in 1983 with occuNOTICE TO W ATER Engineer, 442 State Caof First East Street. land Drive, Salt Lake passage. pancy in 1985. While these priorities appear firm toUSERS pitol, SIX:, UT 84114, PASSED AND APPROVED BY THE CITY COUN-shoul- d City, The assessments hereby levied are for the purpose UT. proposes day, they are subject to change if the population growth to on or Indore March 18, The following applicashift to other locales or unforeseen circumstances of paying costs of constructing improvements on cer- - CIL OF TOOELE CITY, TOOELE COUNTY, UTAH change the point of ditions have been filed 1978. evolve that would not allow the Board to proceed. tain streets within said City consisting of concrete and this 8th day of September,' 1977. version and place of use with the State Engineer Dee C. Hansen The Board of Education is aware that there will be brick paving; concrete curbing and gutters, various TOOELE CITY COUNCIL: of 0.10 sec. ft. of water to appropriate water in STATE ENCINEER other needs throughout the district in the capital area wooden benches; refuse can holders; street lighting; Harvey E. Wright as evidenced by Appl. No. Tooele (Published in the Towle County throughthat will need attention. Additional portable class- - drinking fountains; kiosk structures housing public Leland Becks trom 37467. The water has been out the entire unless Transcript Feb. 3, 10 and year rooms likely will lie needed to alleviate overcrowded- - bulletin boards; various instruction and direction signs; John Cluff diverted from a well at a otherwise designated. Lo- 17, 1978) ness. The priorities are many. They can only be done curb parking; decorative pedestrian cross walks; land- - Jack Tranter point N. 8X) ft. and E. cations in SLB&M. a few at a time. The only way they can ever get to all scaping with top soil and earth mounds and turf in cer- - MAYOR: 1200 ft. from the SW Cor. 50664 (152512) Orvid NOTICE TO of them is over a period of time by doing first things tain areas with various trees, shrubs, and ground cov- - Douglas V'. Sagers Sec. 29, T3S, R6W; and L. and Trena II. Russell, CREDITORS first. Eventually all priorities will work to the top. used for the domestic purer; sprinkling system with main and lateral lines, con- - ATTEST: 469 Cochrane Lane, Erda The bonding limits of a school district are prescrib- - trol valves and sprinklers; drainage structures; removal Carol Gregrich poses of 15 families, the UT. 0.015 sec. ft. of waIN THE THIRD ed by law. Tooele School District may bond to 13 (6 of existing curb, gutter, and sidewalk; removal of park- - City Recorder of 30 catis to lie diverted from stockwatering ter DISTRICT JUDICIAL of the County assessed valuation. The A.V. of the Cou- - ing meters, the purchase, condemnation, or other ac- - (Published in the Tooele Transcript, Feb. 17, 1978) tle, and from April 1 to a well, 215 ft. deep COURT OF imsuch October 31 for the irrinty as used by the school district was $60,367,895. Mul- quisition of any property in order to make at a point S. 880 ft. and TOOELE COUNTY tiply that by 13 W to arrive at the bonding limit provements and all other miscellaneous work necessary gation of .25 acres in E. 2336 ft. from N'A Cor. STATE OF UTAH SUMMONS which is $8,049,052. This is the limit of bonds this disto complete the improvements in a proper workmanSec. 29, T3S, t SW'SVV, Sec. 32, T2S, R4W (in CIVIL NO. 9364 like manner along Main Street from First North Street trict may sell at this time. R6W. for used the In the Matter of the EsErda); and The present bonded indebtedness is $3,885,000. to First South Street (both sides), and along Vine Street Hereafter, 0.10 sec. ft. domestic purposes of one tate of JOHN RANIN THE DISTRICT COURT The limit the district may sell is $8,049,052. The new from 50 West Street to 30 East Street (both sides). of water is to lie divertfamily and stockwatering DOLPH BAKER, DeceasOF TOOELE COUNTY I muds that Said assessments are hereby levied and assessed ed from two wells: 1) a of 4 may lie sold is the difference between the cows, 10 sheep, 5 pigs ed. STATE UTAH OF two or $4,164,052. The bond issue is for $10,000,000, ft. 5inch well, upon each of the blocks, lots, parts of blocks and lots, All and 50 chickens; and used persons having but the district may only sell $4,164,052 of that amount tracts or parcels of real property described in the said deep, at a point N. 1250 from April 1 to Oct. 31 claims against the alxive ROSS C. BOWEN and LUCY B. SPENDLOVE, ft. E. 90 at this time, leaving the difference between the two of assessment list, all of which property fronts or abuts from the SW for the ft, irrigation of 0.25 estate are required to prePlaintiffs, Cor. Sec. 20, T3S, R6W; $5,835,948 to lie sold at a later date when the district upon or is adjacent to the streets above mentioned acs. in NE'ANEVi Sec. 32 sent them to the undervs. liecomes eligible. thus improved and all of which property is affected 0 2) a well, T2S, R4W. signed or to the Clerk of The bonding limits go up as the assessed valuation or specially benefited by the improvements thereon. MONA JOLLEY, LUCY FORSBERG, RAY BOW- ft. deep, at a point S. Ken- - the Court on or before 50669 (152513) EN, RUTH JAMES, ELLA JENSEN, MERLIN BO- 1600 ft. E. 33 ft. from the goes up and as the bonded indebtedness is paid off. Said assessments are levied at equal and uniform rates neth M. Proctor, P.O. Box the 3rd day of May, 1978, Based upon past years, it is projected that by 1985 the on the basis of frontage to the full depth of each par- - WEN, heirs of LEWIS JOHN BOWEN and ADE-A.- NW Cor. Sec. 29, T3S, 286, St. John, UT. 0.10 or said claims shall be will lie at least $85,000,000. One million nine hun- - cel of real property assessed within the District, accord- - LAIDE IIONEY BOWEN, both deceased; the heirs B6W (sjx mjies SW of sec. ft. of water is to be forever barred, RONALD BOWEN, deceased son of GEORGE dred eighty thousand dollars of bonded indebtedness ing to the benefits received by each such parcel. An and used Grantsville); diverted from an B. Van Druff Jack and AMY BOWEN BOEDNA BENJAMIN SMITH will have been paid off and the district would be eli- - allowance on said assessments has been made for coras heretofore in 0 ft. deep, at Personal Representative well, both deceased; DALE BOWEN, heir of GEO- gible to sell $5,262,948 of the $5,835,948 as a result of ner lots so that they are not assessed at full rate on both WEN, SWWSW'A, Sec. 20 and N. 1690 ft. and E. 3052 Western Drive a point RGE BENJAMIN BOWEN and AMY EDNA SMITH wjjhin NWV4, NE'A, Sec. the assessed valuation increasing to $85,000,000 and streets. 290 ft. from S' Cor. Sec. Hudson, Colorado 80642 The total cost of the improvements in said special BOWEN, both deceased; the heirs of MARGARET 29, T3S.R6W. $1,982, (XX) of indebtedness being paid off. 30, T5S, R5W (in St. John); (Published in the Trans-an- d It is estimated that the elementary school at Stans- - improvement district is $370,397.26, of which total BOYLE DUNCOMB and MILDRED BOYLE EGAR, Glen E. 50710 used for the domes- Feb 3 10 17 978) deceased of ELIZA CRANER BOWEN Bunker an(j daughters p tic purposes of one fam- cript bury will cost $2,(XX),000. An intermediate school will cost the Citys portion is $167,207.16, which portion j)ae LILA BOWEN and GEORGE BOYLE, for BOYLE, which costs an of includes overhead that part the cost $4,000,000. (2 will cost $8,000,000.) These figures Bunker, care Qen , Bun-dily and stockwatering of not take into account inflation. It is obvious that to assessment cannot be levied, if any, the cost of any la- - DAVID BOYLE, both deceased; WESLEY BOYLE, jg 155 jj Center, Delta, 4 horses and 3 cattle; and CLYDE BOYLE and DOROTHY MARTINEAU, heirs (j-- p q.10 sec, ft. of water provide what will be needed in school construction in bor and materials for which the City did not advertise used from April 1 to Oct. f ELIZA CRANER BOWEN BOYLE LILA js (0 j)e diverted from an for competitive bids or receive at least three competi- 31 for the irrigation of Lincoln culinary water tive bids, if any, and the cost of making improve- - BOWEN BOYLE, and GEORGE DAVID BOYLE, linnamed spring at a 5.0 acs. in NEMSW14, association users: EVELYN HANSEN VOYER and jnt for the benefit of property against which an as- - B(B deceased; 185 ft. and E. 893 NWWSE's Sec. 30, T5S, During the months of sessment may not be levied, including any amounts LEONARD HANSEN, heirs of MALETA CRANER ft from jfte i4 0f gec R5W. CX'tober and November BOWEN and THOVALD PETER both from which the City may receive as voluntary payments HANSEN, Char- 1977 50670 (152514) jgg; B18W, (two Lincoln culinary owners for 0f Cold Hill); and improvements to deceased; CAROL Oaflaherty, heir of ETHEL CRAN- - jes les K. Cochrane, 844 Lake-viewater was in violation of ER BETTY BOWEN, deceased; their properties. The balance to be assessed to the ownMURDOCK, LOU- used for the domestic pur- Stansbury Park, Too- the Safe Drinking Water ers of property affected or benefited by the improve- - ISE CONNOLLY, HAROLD BOWEN and RUTH poses 0f six persons and UT. 0.015 sec. ft. of Act due to a high bacter-wate- r ele, heirs of HOMER WILLARD BOWEN and USed f0r ments is $203,190.10 which is the total amount of the DAY, is to be diverted iological count. However mining in Gold assessment hereby levied and which does not exceed SARAH JANE OVESON BOWEN, both deceased; jrh Mining District at from a well, 462 ft. the samples for December maximum. School districts may levy more, but only jn the aggregate sum of: (1) the total contract price for MARYANN ALTENBERGER, heir of MYRA JEAN- - the Bunker mine, where at a deep, point S. 1150 1977 and January 1978 with voter approval. such improvements under contract duly let to the low- - ETTA BOWEN BAKER ROLLER and PETER ROL- be mined in ft. and W. 125 ft. from were wjl Jungsten satisfactory. A lev)' of 13.5 mills times the A.V. of $60,367,895 est and best responsible bidders therefor; (b) the reas- - LER, both deceased; JOHN DOE, Defendant, and SV4NWV4 of Sec. 11, T8S, NE Cor. Sec. 32, T2S, (Published in the Tran-R4the unknown of in district the heirs of the all amount at law the above, and all R18W onable cost of utility services, maintenance, labor, ma- brings an annual revenue to (in Erda); and used script Feb. 10, 17, 24, 1978) of $814,965. It takes $315,000 annually to pay off preProtests terials, or equipment, if any, supplied by the City; (c) other persons unknown, claiming any right, title, es- the for the domestic resisting purposes lien or interest in the real property described sent indebtedness. It will take approximately $365,000 the property price, if any; (d) the interest on any in- of one family and stock- - PUBLIC NOTICE granting of these applica-teriof or (he ,n indebtedness adverse a to Plaintiffs new to or $4,164,000 warrants issued against the special improvement ownership Complaint annually pay tions with reasons thereThe Town of Stockton watering of 5 cattle; and total of $680,000 annually for indebtedness. fore must be filed in dupdistrict; (e) overhead costs not to exceed fifteen per- - any cloud upon Plaintiffs title thereto, used from April 5 to Oct. is reminded that they is and The difference between $814,965 $680,000 cent (15) of the sum of (a), (b), and (c). This total aslicate with the State En31 for the irrigation of should continue to boil $134,965 which the district would have annually to sessment is levied at the following rates: 0.25 acs. in NEViNEA all drinking water. gineer, 442 State Capitol, carry on other capital projects. The Board can man$100.00 per front foot if the premises abutted Main Salt Lake City, UT. 84114 The Safe Drinking Wa- Sec. 32, T2S, R4W. Street and $70.00 per front foot for premises age the financial affairs of the capital area adequately on or before April 1, 50677 (152510) Colin ter Act requires that this with such an arrangement. 1978. abutting Vine Street with a 15 credit for corand Ellen Warr, 344 W. notice be published AGAIN, TAXES WILL NOT BE RAISED IF THE ner lots. Dee C. Hansen Road, Erda, UT. larly until the water meets BOND ISSUE PASSES. It is hereby found and determined that the real proSTATE ENGINEER 0.015 sec. ft. of water is state standards, This County is a great County. It cares about its perty hereby assessed is affected by and specially bene (Published in Tooele Tran- The Town has had to to be diverted from a fitted by the said improvements to the full amount of of said Answer within 20 days after service of this Sum- people. It wants the best for its children. Your Board peb. j7 24 and at a point S. 1230 take additional water from pt sump, of Education shares this feeling. The members exhort mons upon you. the assessments hereby levied. Mar. 3, 1978) ft. and E. 595 Ft. from the creek because the If you fail so to do, judgment by default will be taThe City Treasurer is hereby authorized and direct- you to join with them and help provide the education W'A Cor. Sec. 28, T2S, springs continue to flow facilities needed for our children and grandchildren, ed to assess the real property hereinabove referred to ken against you for the relief demanded in said ComR4W (in Erda); and used below normal and are not in accordance with the provisions of this ordinance for plaint, which has been filed with the Clerk of said for the stockwatering of producing adequate water the purposes herein mentioned and to collect said taxes Court and a copy of which is hereto annexed and here5 cattle; and used from to meet the Towns needs. (Published in the Tooele Transcript Feb. 17, 1978) Notice is hereby given with served upon you, and a copy of which can be obas provided by law and the ordinances of this City. C that the Tooele City Litained at the Gerks office. Section 3. The assessment list made by the City TreaHOME PRICES April 1 to Oct. 1 for the Board will This is an action by the above-name- d The cost of a house has increased almost twice as surer for the said property in Special Improvement plaintiffs brary Advisory irrigation of 0.05 acs. in meet on Tues., Feb. 21 NW'ASWW above-name- d the defendants as corrected, approved, and all other fast in the last seven years as median income, accord- District No. 72-Sec. 28, T2S against perequalized at 4 p.m. in the Library R4VV. sons claiming any right, title, interest, lfen, or estate ing to the Department of Housing and Urban Devel- and completed by the Board of Equalization and ReConference Room. 50680 (152511) Frankopment in Washington. And still higher prices appear view, is hereby confirmed and the assessments made in the real property below described for a Decree dethe Agenda is: 1) Library lin I. and said sole are returned the in that the of owners corrected and plaintiffs to be on the way. completed list and termining Worthington, 256 Purchase West Main Street, GranA dramatic rise in the report and recommendations of the Board of Equal-tio- n lielow described property and for a Decree stating that convention; 2) price of lumber and insula- 3) tsville, UT. 0.015 sec. ft. equipment; defendants, each and every one of them, have no claim, library will soon add another $7(X) to $1,500 to the average za('on and Review to the City Council are hereby rati-coUnfinished business; 4) of water is to be divertestate, or interest whatever in or to said real property of a new house, according to Patricia Harris, HUD Bed, approved and confirmed. and that defendants and each and everyone of them be New business. Section 4. The whole or any part of the assessment ed from a well. secretary. Tooele using ioo-40ft deeD at a do- - ing 1wilho,,t We have a national problem of housing that is may Be paid without interest within fifteen (15) days forever barred from asserting any claim whatever in or (Published in the nal ergy. Feb. 17, 1978) er this ordinance becomes effective. Any part of the to said real property adverse to the plaintiffs, that the int N. 150 ft E too expensive for the average family, she said. Grit Public PRO-WD1N- (6) oticesl CON-CRET- Why Should Vote For The School District Bond Issue February 21, 197B E W e sjx-cia- cha-prio- wa-pa- 1 (k-6- E aucusta 1 fr h lx-e- n provi-therci- 8 1 h ct a-- 100-30- 0 100-30- 100-30- (18-39- aka o Public Notice aka ts This Bond Issue If Passed (e, m regu-Chur- Notice PLEASE VOTE FOR. 1 st 0 |