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Show i I WEEKLY REFl Tv -- DAV'0 t ,r""5 JOURNAL. APRIL 27, 1978 Planning Commission Works On Mew Ordinance Go. nr 1 m $ if - r- - FARMINGTON Davis County Planning Commission promised a committee representing 40 people in the North Salt Lake area they will force gravel pit operators to comply with existing ordinances and improve conditions in the area But they pointed out that the adoption of a new excavation ordinance will eliminate similar problems m the future. THE EXCAVATION ordinance could be approved by the planning commission and recommended fora public hearing as early as June 1 after input from gravel pit operators is obtained The ordinance, as proposed by the county, will establish a natural resources zone and will control theextraction of sand, gravel and other minerals in five gravel pits in the unincorporated areas of the county According to Joseph Moore, Davis County planner, the county hopes that Centerville, North Salt Lake, South Weber and Fruit Heights will also consider the adoption of the excavation ordinance to control gravel pit operations within their cities THE COUNTY must deal with three county areas which are presently being excavated One is east of East Layton where the Hall and Galley pit, encompassing the John Love property, is located The Centerville gravel site, which is presently being excavated by Parsons Asphalt Company, and three gravel sites in the North Salt Lake area-Fo- ss Lewis Sand and and Monroe Sand Gravel, under county and Gravel Products-a- re jurisdiction. Problems resulting from sand and gravel pits in the North Salt Lake area near Gary Way were graphically presented by slides Then Richard Strong, a North Salt I ake city councilman and resident of the area, identified problems with two pits in North Salt Lake which residents hope to see corrected under the present ordinance It the excavation ordinance is passed, plants presently in operation will have one year to Lewis-McNeis- comply THEY LISTED dust and visual pollution, water runoff, which puddies in the back vards of some of the homes, the noise of speeding trucks and debris from the stock piled gravel, which has sluffed off into the bac kyards of some of the homes Mr Moore said the Hall Road, which is d.rectly behind some of the houses located in North Salt Lake, should be moved further from the property lines and a buffer zone between the property and the gravel pits, he continued He did remind residents, however that the gravel pits were in the area prior to the construction of between the homes But said the two must be worked out ACCORDING to Mr Moore, dargtrous conditions with standing wa'er excavation conditions and dust from the gravel trucks must be remed'ed He will discuss the S.BFSNETT Mr and Mrs Dean B An- il' rson U ft on Mumi.iv for thi ir borne in Whittle r,(.ilif ufnra tay hi re at the home of thi ir son and his family, Mr and Mis 1) an R G Anders m to Mrs Anderson came ks ahe.id of her husband, to assist at the home of le m ti 'I , ' SV I f - N 4 s: ! , rw i t' - V ? t n ? - tZt,- J st. x r ss w rfi c . , f,; - x . ;x a ' problem with gravel pit operators in the areas, suggesting the reclamation of certain areas of the site The passage of the excavation ordinance would repeal the ordinance adopted in 1960 and amended m 1962 and will encourage gravel pits presently in operation to improve conditions. The enforcement of the proposed ordinance would be left to the Davis County planning director who will inspect the sites to see they are in compliance with the ordinance. If not, to take the necessary legal action , r & r f,'!- Uo'l? :i'" t 5 THOSE VIOLATING any of the provisions would be guilty of a Class B misdemeanor punishable of a fine of not more than $299 or by imprisonment for not more than 90 days. The county planners have been working on the ordinance for over a year and still will rewrite certain segments of the noise section of the ordinance prior to the meeting with the operators on June 1 Mr Moore said Salt Lake County has shown an interest in looking at the ordinance for -- v 4 is N X W I & possible adoption CENTRAL to the proposed ordinance is the concept that minerals such as sand and gravel must be excavated, but mining should be done in such a way to minimize undesirable effects on the surroundings The reclamation plan must include a description of the methods for a simultaneous reclamation of the site and a drawing of the final reclaimed site If the proposed gravel ordinance is adopted, any operator failing to comply would have to appear before the planning commission for a hearing, after which the commission could continue, revoke or modify the permit. The operator has an appeal to the county commission should he wish to take that avenue Republican candidate for the House of RepresentatUtah's First Congressional District will be speaking at the Davis County Young Republicans monthly business meeting on May A U a certain resource nt gravel n eds in recti. ed treat ment at the Davis North Medical Center in lav ton, also the University of Utah Hospital and underwent surgt ry at the McKay-DeHospital in Ogden during the past momh and a half Mr and Mrs Jay Spear of Phoenix, Ariz have been visi tors this p ist wet k at the home of Mr and Mrs Kent J Thur-guo- d and f jmily the church While tn Utah the ,11 stale Its goals are to educate young people in the political process and give them a chance to gt t involved as will as learn the principles of vrve nn 1 Republican philosophy parents tal invitation to all young pcsiple ages Ik 56 to rorne and sjx-- get acquainted with the young Republican Orgamza of the Oregon couple Dh mission for seller BusEio J. GOIDWAG, M.D. Copley News Service By WILD AM lion proper conditioning and THE FIRST time I tried jogging. twisted mv ankle and could b irely walk for two Wit ks switched to bike riding and tangled with a dog A couple id knfs and mu h rx ighhorhisid bruisi-- that JOINI 1) an ext ruse c! iss and while bending over, mv bac k p ive wav. m nding me to the thiropr ictor for a few WlS ks W i II. Im r idy to go agi n but Id like to get a s ifi r Do you have any I evi-- bid but no 's l e e I i up at anv cost ot vi n.s I, rn.s I M mv cxetc st are now a id o !e wt ,e h off r a decci i n cc ntration or n d it n ahmg wrh the p vs,cl d t In n Ids and r iv proficiency unless some pople tu In mi tv of sti. (H v who nt ' are r ane he i s i v tin I hit (hiNsi.is I ,u ii rU a . t. ist ). h o, at h hi Ip s p qut and fitness rnfive m nl s w hr, n c i:i It od pr n t Ii I d t'V V oil g i and aid m e er t t ,, h. h ' ii s as we as i s; r. ss eni mini na nt everyduv activitus The slnwcr you proee-i-in df fnulty of movemens or n spis d or pai e. the less hki , ) bime I recommend exrr-ChikR and pursue a few e r r no fiintv of degree said that ex rct'e risks Sonm are vitix are smal and soim turn s its just a p on (Ask some long distance one e you are in training lor advancement in a sport I am direct ng this pr nurilv to the ave-- ire noi athlete who is interest! d tn buter hi dth and maximum j rforma'ie e of tleir bodv m xi rusi-- svrnpiihus. e THE NI XT most impnttutaspect is to not try and progress too r ipidlv I njov wtut you are doing Thi re is no urgency to reach any suggi stems th.it I can con sub r as an alternative tn on r ismg my d ! r bills v.a A. Mv II TOU allow minor aches and p tins or inconvcnu net to annov vou. you mav he merely lookirg for an cxium to quit doing the t t re ise I! that s v) fate it huniMl, and ojM'nlv and if it's so tl p quit voluntarily It s hiihr Ih in having an irjurv do it 1, r u to save face If vou ha-- a conlbit betwwn doing t xt else or not, face that too a' d stjv with the xpt ru ne , you II get through it imi r and mav find it wi p s, i imi r than stpigj., og t k p experience new movements I that they are likely to rib agunst at first To ket p a simple you can warm up for any ext rcise by movements the doing required at an exagg rati d!y slow pace and to the mis, mum digree of sruch that is easy for you Just a few minutes of warm up can prevent injury and st,ffnss I its r on 1 c more difficult levels of (Hurt minutes stretching tight areas of your bodv and loosening up mu .ties and joints that are going to one ends in trouble I further in accotnplisinrg warming up before jogging This means spt nding a few exercise program and each Then you are to suffer injury, the more you will enjoy what you're dong and so will ku p up with it and the both r basis you will establish for gmrg THE outdoor circuit, ON walking rapidly and jogging are the favorites You will save many hours of misery by Q. Everyone keeps, saying to exercise these days My problem is that I've trud on three occasions to start an irrissment THE MAY 4 meeting featuring Jed Richardson as a guest speaker is a public nurting anil everyone is invite d to attend The Young Republican leaders give were me-- t by Mr. Spears parents from Arizona who them bac k to timer home feir a visit in Oregon Mrs 1hurgrxd isaduughtc r The Oregon Spear family accompanied the ir d lughte r, Paula to Itah, prior to hi r cli parture to Italy, where she w THE DAVIS County Young Republicans is an orgamza non designid to hi Ip young aduhs in Davis County have a voice in the political and civic structure of our county and MR. Richardson is seeking this position hping to offer the citizens of the First Portland. Ore . Mrs Paula Spear of Portland and Mr and Mrs Laurence Spear of son, David The little lad about a month ago This will be his first public speaking engagement in Divis County and will serve as a kick olf to his campaign in this area officer L) in tx-e- in THE meeting will be held at the South Davis Branch Library at 725 So Main, Bountiful at 7 p m. Mr. Richardson, a native Utahn is presently living in the Provo area, being Brigham Young University us a dt bate coach, also having worked for many years as the late Ernest Wilkinson's public relations similar problems by protecting the resources and warn the public prior to and Linda, due to the hospitalization of their one year old S ives mi District a Congressional greater de gree of represents lion in Washington D C. He has actively campaign ing around the state since he announced his candidacy a Richardson, Jed COUNTY officials hope that m the future the ordinance, if adopted, w ill eliminate j Ac': The Doctor GGGGCCOunaS &z juangnsLiso Hall said all pits will be faced with a similar cost The citizens from the North Salt Lake area are asking for three inprovements in the gravel sites there, although those pits are only forced to comply with the existing ordinance They want the road to be moved further back from the house, a fence and vegetation placed between the pit and the residential area and the road to be treated to eliminate dust and dirt purchase of land or housing that area h is been zoned for a natural use Planm rs estimate that prose locations should provide gravel the county for about SOyears Some members of the Davis High orchestra display trophies thev won recently Front, 1 to r, they are Michelle Page, Janet Bain Diane Nichols, Sharon Hawkins Middle, Linda Komnev, Itoselvn Bernard, Laune Faerlter Back, Paul Rapp David Marsdcn, Hut Haasen and Ru hard Marsdcn jionons oncnESTOA DAVE LEWIS representing the Foss Lewis Sand and Gravel said that something has to be done to protect the resources and the environment, dui questioned tne cost ot the reclamation plan According to Wayne Hall, it has cost the gravel pit operation in East Layton between $5,000 to $6,000 to correct conditions in that operation Mr r By VIRGINIA ' f" ?f; 'W';T l , ' H) a;. ? 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H rd D iv is a ns i ru ir t oer ej tee lor if d-- vui a-- Arhur fi t It is also hi su i r ! i ! o ill : U. m I i r 1 ' of V A A rt VI I as ire R. I ore e I vrrv . ' n- -i Divvc Uikh las note M iv 1 Among tlvew I aking pert nrf 1 I iheSMr U k. Ninmtle Cow v . la n C'imlv Itr txla A ill tnrl hnwli-m- g 1 1 TunHnn pn Bn SOU ANDERSON School High $ aHon Verrband smg Class "Summer will present Davis Mav Prwp."on fashion show. e L at p m in f-- Davis H'gh Aud mnum I THE CLOTHE will be from Fnsmnor Casual and will feature Sundresses, sportswear. Levi. dco ctotSes nd fcrmal dresses To for the fa'' w t,I c tn DHS FASHION SHOW m prepare show Mr Kings and Mr third perms! Bowman Fashion Vert hand s;rg Class went to a fashion hg and prrpan-- g si weeks talked wiih I rtnkie Ford, teacher at Itah Technical to! rge. oJ her mdel ahmil modeling and the general music production THE of a fah,fwi show CLASS ha been tie this is a . a" id m A,f rfc ,se V if u , a j ( p i ir I'll (si s p ir f.rs t I rr-- 1 o front !'" a T (.itt'n rai v tj itmbv. Mr fcnniGr Mitchell th bnr-i- s show f r prompt on, and t on. ether thing involved in producing fashion vt The models will be Kahv Beckstrom. Joan Beecher, f.ave too, C.wfv, Km Care vs. ori Garrison. Ten Nanm-lt- Ab son Davis, I t indy VI ALSO Tracv ns. Webb a- -J R ;chrt Jennifer Vnfn Outmhv. 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