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Show Thursday, December THE GREEN SHEET 11 17, 1W7 No Quick Fix For Valley's Traffic Problems COG Is Told by Bob Mickelson Green Sheet Staff Writer SALT LAKE. There are no quick fixes to traffic problems in Salt Lake County, no ways to solve them cheaply. Thats the summation of a report Mick by Crandall, program director, Wasatch Front Regional Council, before the Salt Lake County Council of Governments last Wednesday night. Crandalls on the report Street Corridor Environment Impact Study delt with a wide variety of options, lrom doing nothing to adding lanes to the freeway to expanding the bus fleet to building a light rail system. All would prove costly in way or another. At present, the area of traffic congestion, northbound, usually begins between 5300 South and If nothing is done, Crandall reported that will lengthen all the way out to 10600 South by the year 2010. The addition of one traffic lane to the freeway would bring the jams back from 10600 to 9000 South but would require "some additional sources." revenue Thats on top of the $160 million worth of necessary rehab and pavement replacement work that already must be done on the off-pea- 2-- existing lanes. Adding two lanes would move the beginnings of congestion back to the area of 5300 South, but there would still leave trafic densities over that desirable for free to operation, according Crandall. Crandall also talked about the adding of high occupancy vehicle lanes, lanes used by car pools and buses during peak hours. These lanes could be made reversible, that its flowing one in the morning and the other way in the evening. However, Crandall felt that would not have much effect on the overall traffic picture. Among the other alternatives offered, would be expansion of the bus fleet andor building a light rail system on either the Union Pacific or State Street. Expanding the bus fleet would require, Crandall said, spending $90 million over the next 20 years. Constructing a light rail rail system would cost in the neighborhood of $225 million. Crandall estimated the light rail TAYLORSVILLE. Residents of this community have joined an system would carry an estimated effort to help fund a liver 20,000 riders per day, while the buses would average around transplant for a 7,000. However, he noted, that child. Davis County isnt really a fair comparison since on is a Brayden Seymour added buses would run only nationwide waiting list for a the during peak hours, while the light needed transplant. Although his would operate throughout the rail condition is currently stable, the sooner a liver is found, the better LEGAL 700 his chances of a complete NOTICES right-of-wa- y Taylorsville Residents Helping Child recovery. A bake sale will be conducted at Vista elementary school today (Thursday) and tomorrow during lunch and after school. Hannons has donated a large amount of bakery goods to be sold. Students at Eisenhower junior and high will hold a a percentage of funds raised will go to the trust fund for the Seymour child. Donations are also welcome and may be sent directly to: American Liver Foundation, Transplant Fund, P.O. Box 434, Kaysville, Ut. 84037r All donations are fax "deductible. The average cosfiivbT a liver transplant is $10757000, which must be raised before the transplant can take place. Assistance Needed For Meal Effort call or 4 484-1443 0. Earthquake Information Is Sought Do you six the occurred have that earthquakes in West Valley City since 1910? If so, Bruce C. Kaliser would like to talk to you. Kaliser is presently conducting an earthquake hazard study for the city. He would like individuals to contact him if they have eyewitness accounts of postVALLEY. remember any of WEST earthquake effects that have occurred in West Valley. The six earthquakes happened on May 22, 1910; Aug. 30, 1962; Sept. 5, 1962; March 27, 1975; Oct. 8, 1983; and Oct. 28, 1983. Kaliser is particularly interested in accounts or photographs of ground cracks or holes; building damage; water well or spring or street pipeline, effects; sidewalk damage. If you have any information or contact Kaliser at write P.O. Box 81083, Salt Lake city, 84108. 272-272- LEGAL SOUTH JORDAN CITY ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE REVISED ORDINANCES OF SOUTH JORDAN, AS CHANGING THE ZONING AMENDED, TO MAP FROM BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH JORDAN: SECTION 1. That Ordinance No. entitled, Zoning Ordinance of South Jordan, Utah, as the ordinances of the City of South Jordan, is amended by amending the zoning of the City of South Jordan as follows: The property described in Application filed by John Trujillo and located in the City of South Jordan, is hereby reclassified from R-5 to said property being described as follows: Beginning at a point 990 00 feet North on the Section Line from the center of Section 21, Township 3 South, Range 1 West, Salt Lake Base and Meridian, and running thence South 89I58'45" East 468 00 feet; thence North 001'28" West 330.00 feet; thence East 852 00 feet; thence South 420 00 feet; thence West 1,320 feet; thence North 90.00 feet to the point of beginning, less street. 9.18 acres. SECTION 2. The map showing such changes shall be filed with the South Jordan City Planning Commission. SJ12-1- SOUTH JORDAN CITY ORDINANCE NO. A The applicant must be currently answering fire calls within the Department and not presently on probation. be added ORDINANCE AMENDING THE REVISED ORDINANCES OF SOUTH JORDAN, AS CHANGING THE ZONING AMENDED, TO MAP FROM AN BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH JORDAN : SECTION 1. That Ordinance No. entitled, Zoning Ordinance of South Jordan. Utah, as the ordinances of the City of South Jordan, is amended by amending the zoning of the City of South Jordan as follows: b. to read as a. Current certification from P.O S T. as a police officer category II shall be entitled one ( 1 ) credit point; or b. Current certification from P.O.S.T. as a police officer category I shall be entitled to two (2) credit points. Police Service Education Preference. An applicant is entitled to additional credit points as follows: a. Completion of an associate degree from an accredited university in police science, one (li additional credit point: or The property described in Application filed by Edward H and Velda Phillips and located in the City of South Jordan, is hereby reclassified from A 5 to l 8. said property be mg described as follows: COM 39 01 RDS E FR SW COR OF NE V, OF NW SEC 15T3S R 1W SI. MER N 35.5 RDS E 23 RDS M OR L TO CANAL SE LY ALG CANAL TO PT DUE E FR BEG W 338 25 FT TO BEG LESS STREET. 4 75 AC. SECTION 2 The map showing such changes shall be filed with the South Jordan City Planning Commission SECTION 3 This Ordinance shall become effective twenty days after publication or posting, or thirty days after final passage by the City Council, whichever is more remote from the date of final passage IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the South Jordan City Council has approved, passed and adopted this ordinance this 1 day of December 1987. b. Completion of a Bachelor's Degree in police science from an accredited university, two 121 additional credit points. Theron B Hutchings Mayor Police Officer PreferenceExperience. An applicant either serving as a volunteer, part-paireserve, or police officer is entitled to additional credit points in determining the rank within the eligibility list for regular fulltime position. For each full year of service within the most current ten-yeperiod of time, f ( the applicant will be awarded point two the of to maximum (2) points. To qualify up for this additional credit, the applicant must meet the following criteria : Richard a. The applicant must be currently employed by Murray City as a reserve officer; and The applicant must be actively participating within the department and not presently on probation. b. Maximum Preference Points Earned by Officer Candidates. The maximum preference points which can be awarded to the applicant's final score, pursuant to Sections 14.7 and 14.8 shall not exceed five (5). Preference Points. All preference points awarded pursuant to the provision of Section and 14.5 or Section 14.7, 14 N Warne Citv Recorder Published: SJ12-1- WJC12-1- CITY OF WEST JORDAN ORDIN ANCE NO. 664 An ordinance rezoning the Airport West property located to the West of Salt Lake Airport No. 2 to be in zone classification Adopted by order of the West Jordan City Council this 8tn 1987. day of December, LILLIAN E. KELLERMAN City Recorder WJC12-1- SECTION III In the opinion of the Municipal Council of Murray City, it is necessary to the peace, health and safety of the inhabitants of Murray City that this ordinance become effective immediately upon its first publication and filing of a copy thereof in the office of the City Recorder of Murray City, Utah. ordinance amending the West Jordan Code pertaining to term of office for members of the Board of Adjustment from 3 5 to years. Adopted by order of the West years Jordan City Council this 8th day of December, An Municipal This Ordinance shall take effect upon the first publication and filing of copy thereof in the office of the City Recorder of Murray City, Utah. December, 1987. COUNCIL MURRAY CITY MUNICIPAL LeGrand Black Council Chairman ATTEST: Ludell P. Pierson City Recorder Transmitted to the Office of the Mayor of ray City on this 11th day of December, 1987. Mur- Ludell P. Pierson City Recorder DATED this 11th day of December, 1987. LavarC. McMillan, Mayor ATTEST: Ludell P. Pierson City Recorder DATE OF PUBLICATION: 12 MC12 IB year-roun- d hold as schools seek to deal with overcrowding. South Salt Lake Mayor Jim The total cost of improvements in said proposed Special Improvement District No. 24 as estimated by the City Engineer is $53,498.17 which shall be paid by a special tax to be levied against the property abutting upon the streets to be improved or upon property which may be affected or specifically benefited by such improvements. The estimated cost for installation of the curb and gutter is approximately 5.923 31 feet at $7.00 per lineal foot for a total cost of $41,498. 17 and the estimated cost for relocation of utilities is $12,000.00 for a total cost of $53,498 17 AND LEVY OFTAXES ASSESSMENTS LEGAL NOTICES 700 LEGAL NOTICES 3 Outdoor refuse containers in multiple family. office, and commercial areas shall be enclosed by a solid barrier fence with attached solid barrier access gates with vehicle access from a paved surface or as approved by the Planning Commission Outdoor refuse containers in industrial areas shall comply with the same fencing stan4 dards as established in except refuse containers located within a fenced yard area and not visible from the street will not need a separate barrier fence enclosure. 5. In cases where a refuse container enclosure is required, the container shall be enclosed by a six foot solid barrier fence with a minimum gate opening of nine feet wide The fence enclosure shall have a minimum clearance of two feet away from the refuse container. No refuse collection areas shall be permitted between the street and the front building line except as allowed by the Planning Commission. 6. 7. Temporary refuse containers on construction sites or other related use are exempt from barrier fencing SECTION III It is proposed by the City Council of Murray City. Utah to levy assessments as provided by the laws of Utah on all parcels and lots of real property within the District. The purpose of the assessment and levy is to pay those costs of the subject improvements which the Municipality will not assume and pay The method of assessment shall be by lineal front foot as set forth legislature and other state and At the federal agencies." conclusion of the meeting, Alta Mayor Bill Leavitt, the outgoing President of the Council of Governments, was honored by fellow members of that body. Sandy Mayor Steve Newton did the honors, presenting Leavitt with a "plaque of appreciation" tribute of his and paying leadership during the past year. SECTION III This Ordinance shall take effect upon the first publication and filing of copy thereof in the office of the City Recorder of Murray City. Utah. PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED by the City Council of Murray City, this 1st day of December, 1987. COUNCIL MURRAY CITY MUNICIPAL LeGrand Black Council Chairman ATTEST: Ludell P. Pierson City Recorder Transmitted to the Office of the Mayor of ray City on this 7th day of December, 1987. Mur- Ludell P. Pierson City Recorder MAYOR S ACTION: Approved. DATED this 7th day of December. 1987. LavarC. McMillan, Mayor In the opinion of the Municipal Council of Murray City, it is necessary to the peace, health and safety of the inhabitants of Murray City that this ordinance become effective immediately upon its first publication and filing of a copy thereof in the office of the City Recorder of Murray City, Utah ATTEST: Ludell P. Pierson City Recorder DATE OF PUBLICATION: MCI2-1- herein SECTION IV The assessments may be paid by property owners in ten HOi annual installments with interest on the unpaid balance at a rate of ten percent ( 10 ) per annum, or the whole or any part of the assessment may be paid without interest within fifteen (15) days after the ordinance levying the assessment becomes effective. The assessments shall be levied according to the benefits to be derived by each property within the District. Other payment provisions and enforcement remedies shall be in accordance with Chapter 16 of Title 10 of Utah Code Annotated, 1953). as amended. This Ordinance shall take effect upon the first publication and filing of copy thereof in the office of the City Recorder of Murray City, Utah. AND ADOPTED by PASSED, APPROVED the City Council of Murray City, this 8th day of December, 1987. LeGrand Black Council Chairman ATTEST: Any person who is the owner of property to be assessed in the Special Improvement. .District No 24 described in the Notice of Intention shall have the right to file in writing a protest against the creation of Special Improvement District No. 24 or to make any other objections relating thereto Protests shall describe or otherwise identify the property record by the person or persons making the protest, protests shall be filed with the City Recorder of Murray City, Utah, on or before 12:00 noon on the 12th day of January, 1988. Thereafter at 7:00 p m., or as soon thereafter as the matter may be heard, on the 12th day of January. 1988 the Murray City Municipal Council will meet in public meeting at the Mur ray City Center 5025 South State Street. Murray. Utah, to consider all protests so filed and to hear all objections relating to the said proposed Murray City Special Improvement District No 24. Ludell P Pierson City Recorder TIME FOR FILING PROTESTS By Ludell P Pierson Ludell P. Pierson City Recorder Date of Publication: December 10. 17, 22 and January 7, 1988 Murray Eagle 31. 1987 MC11-5- 5, Transmitted to the Office of the Mayor of ray City on this 1 th day of December. 1987 YOU1'- - ACTION' certain hardships, at the regular City Recorder Run one time, December 17, 1987. West Valley City Recorders Office 2470 South Redwood Road W est Valley Citv, Utah 841 19 Ext. 201 LavarC. McMillan. Mayor SANDY CITY DEVELOPMENT MENT PUBLIC NOTICE Ludell P Pierson City Recorder DATE OF PUBLICATION- 12 MC12 IB MURRAY CITY ORDINANCE NO. 8751 The Sandy City Community Development Block Grant (CDBG Citizen s Committee is accepting applications from interested roups or citizens on how to best spend the Federal Block Grant, totaling ity's 1988-8approximately $360,000. Applications are due to the Sandy City Community Development Office no later than December 24, 1987. As an advisory committee to the Sandy City Council, the Block Grant Committee accepts all applications, budgets the funds to those projects they feel are the most needed, and presents this recommendation before the City Council for final vote. For additional information and applications, contact Karen McCandless. Sandy Community Development Dept , AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 29 OF THE MURRAY CITY CODE PERTAINING TO STREETS AND SIDEW ALKS BY ADDING A NEW SECTION REGARDING TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES. SCHOOL CROSSING ZONES AN D UNIFORM TRANSPORTATION MANUAL. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MURRAY CITY MUNICIPAL COUNCIL. MURRAY CITY. UTAH. AS FOLLOWS: I That Chapter 29 of the Murray City Code pertaining to Streets and Sidewalks be amended by adding a new section regarding traffic control devices, school crossing zones and uniform transportation manual as follows: devices. School crosstransportation manual. All devices which shall be placed upon all streets and highways within Murray City. in order to regulate, warn or guide traffic, shall comply with the most recent edition of the "Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices for Streets and Highways" and other standards issued or endorsed by the Federal Highway Administrator including the Utah Department of Transportation manual and in specifications for a uniform system of traffic-contrdevices for school crossing zones which supplements Part VII of the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices for Streets and Highways. Traffic-contrSec. ing zones. Uniform traffic-contr- SECTION II ray City, it is necessary to the peace, health and safety of the inhabitants of Murray City that this ordinance become effective immediately upon its first publication and filing of a copy thereof in the office of the City Recorder of Murray City, Utah Green, share. 1 1 share, $4 50; 4507-C- Leroy or Wendy Johnson. IP shares. $51.75: Richard Arlen or Julia Johnson, 14 Wallace Jacobson, $3 shares, $6 75 , 72-- 419-shares, $148 50 ; 2303-C- , Amelia k O F S. Kim. $ shares. $13 50: S291-C- , John Charles Lambson, 1 share. $4 50 ; 2399-Mary EY Lambson. 1 share. $4.50: 415-Gary Larson. 2 shares. $9 40; 3431 C, Reed R. Maxfield. 1 share. $4 50 ; 379C, William Moss. 4 shares. $18 00; 189-Howard , Kenneth MarMcDonald, 2 shares. $9 00 ; W. A. Morrow, I tinez, 2 shares. $9 00 ; 2743-5 shares, $22.50 ; 5420-share. $4 50; Charles R. & Vanessa C. Nelson. 14 shares. . 10600 South $6 75 ; Interchange 5 10600 South Intershares. $22 50 420-D- , , 1142-C5 $22 Erick Oleen, 4 50, change. shares. share, $4 50; 536 D. Paul E Petersen, 16 shares. $72 00 ; 5268-C- , Ezra L. Peterson. 2 shares. $9 00, 5431 C, Gail Paxton. share $4 50 3037-C- , Jess Peterson. 1 share. $4 50 5230-C- , Bert H. Parry. I . Bert H. Parry. 1 share. share. $4 50 ; 5249-C$4 50 ; 5103-C- . Alice H Pierson. 21 shares. $94 50; 5157-C- , Irving Ray. 3 shares, $13 50 ; 907-C- , Clyde 435D. South Towne Swenson. 1 share. $4 .50; 422-Partners. 34 shares. $153 00 ; 342-Wayne Smith. 4 shares, $18 00 330-Roger Smart, 4 WSAL. Tisdale, Thomas Lee share. $4 50. 4865-. T M I. Cork Janet FAye. 2 shares, $9 00; Nephl G. poration. 11 shares. $49 50 ; 2926-2 shares. $9.00 : 3607-C- , US Smelting, Refining & Mining Company. 6 shares, $27 90 ; 53U5-C- , Freedom A Edna Yocum, 1 share. $4.50; 5321-C- . Freedom A Edna Yocum, 1 share, $4 50; 5US9-C- . Kendall W. Young, l share, $4.50. 4926-- In the opinion of the Municipal Council of Mur- DEPART- S $4 50; 152-Clay. Jesse A Martha, Dee & Naomi B. Hulse, 9 shares, $40.54); 4296-KeLloyd Hansen, 1 share, $4.50; 470-D- , vin or Christine Holman. I share, $4.50 : 262-. 1 I50-DJim Archie P. Hardcastie. share. $4.50: Johnstun. 1 share, $4 50 5026-C- , Harvey M. k Lola D Jensen, fe share. $4 50 ; 358-Leonard Clayton ton S Green. ATTEST: WVC12-1- COMMUNITY Approved SECTION meeting of the City Council on January 7. 1988 at 6:00 p m., or as soon thereafter as business permits. in the City Council Chambers, 2470 South Redwood Road. West Valley City. Utah. All interested parties are invited to attend and offer Mur- DATED this 11th day of December, 1987. WEST VALLEY CITY PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council of West Valley will hold a public hearing regarding a proposed ordinance amendment to of the West Valley City Zoning Section 7 Ordinance, to amend the access standards in commercial zones to maintain safety and , Max D Burton, 3 shares, $13 59; 3845-Lorin Ross & Dorothy B. Bumingham, 1 share, Lorin Ross A Dorothy B. $4.50 : 5040-, 1 share. $4.50 David R Blaylock. 4 shares. Vance E. Burgoo. 3 $18 00 ; 4309-C- , shares. $13.50; 5302-C- , Dale or Kathy Beckstead, 2 shares, $9.00; 410-D- , Milch Burton, shares. $23 65 ; 3460-Cammie Brown, 1 share. $4 59; 4866-C- . R. Dale A Alta S. Carlisle. 2 shares. $9.99; , 4683-C- , Michael K. Denny. 2 shares. $9 .00; Leola. R S. Withers k Marge Cookie Dimond, f shares, $40.50 ; 5134-Henry Dahn, 1 share, $4 50 316-D- , Cory k Loralyn Dawson. 3 shares. , Neil Francom, 1 share, $4 56; 45-$13 50 ; Glen Riley Fitzgerald, 26 shares, $117.90; 234-R Goff, 4 shares. $18 00; 1209-C- , Joseph Goff, 2 1 5022-Blanche $9 00; Green, share, shares, Glen E Gardner, share. $4 59 76-$4 50; 5333-C- , 5173-C- Ludell P. Pierson City Recorder MA NOTICE: There are delinquent upon the following described stock on account of assessment No. 94 uf four dollars and fifty cents per share, or any fraction, levied September, 17, 1987, the several amounts set opposite the respective stockhold- ers. MURRAY CITY MUNICIPAL COUNCIL A map of the proposed District, copies of plans, profiles and specifications of the proposed improvements and other related information are on file in the office of the Public Works Department who will make such information available to all interested persons. DELINQUENT NOTICE EAST JORDAN IRRIGATION COMPANY SANDY, UTAH And in accordance with law and order of the Board of Directors made on the 17th day of September 1987. so many shares of each parcel of such stock as may be necessary will be sold at public auction at the office of the East Jordan Irrigation Company, 8565 South State Street, Sandy. Utah January 2. 1988 at 11 A M to pay delinquent assessment together with the cost of advertising and expense of sale. First Publication: Last Publication: Martha S Comsh, Secretary East Jordan Irrigation Company EJU2-2- UTAH S.L. CANAL DELINQUENT NOTICE Utah and Salt Lake Canal Co. of Utah, principal place of business, 4400 W. 4100 So West Valley City, Utah. Notice is hereby given that there are delinquent upon the following described stock on account of the regular annual assessment levied on the 15th day of August 1987. the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective stockholders as follows; SCCD12-1- MURRAY CITY ORDINANCE NO. 8754 WJC12-1- MURRAY CITY PUBLIC HEARING NOTR E OF INTENTION PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the 1st day of December, 1987, the Murray City Municipal Council, of Salt Lake County. Utah adopted a Resolution declaring Its intention to create a curb and gutter extension district to be known as Murray City Special Improvement District No. 24. It is the Intention of tne City Council to make improvements within said Special Improvement District and to levy special taxes as provided in Chapter 16, Title 10, Utah Code Annotated ( 1953), as amended, on the real estate lying within said District for the benefit of which such taxes are to be expended in the making of such improvements. DESCRIPTION MAYOR S ACTION: Approved. reminded and Stewart acknowledged the growth of young families the in southwest quadrant of the valley, reflected in education taking Davis reported that the growth of services provided by cities and county has followed the decline in social federal spending on services. People with mental or emotional problems, for example, have been ending up on the street instead of in residential or group facilities. "We need to be sympathetic to Davis like these," problems added, "as we deal with tlie 1987. LILLIAN E. KELLERMAN City Recorder PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED by the City Council of Murray City, this 8th day of ESTIM ATED COST OF IMPROVEMENTS KarenS. Leftwich the Howard Barben, Sanchez, Southland Corporation property located at approximately 7000 South 1700 West to be in zone classification Adopted by order of the West Jordan City Council this 8th 1987. of December, day CITY OF WEST JORDAN ORDIN ANCE NO. 662 SECTION IV The improvements to be constructed within said Special Improvement District in general include the construction of curb and gutter and associated costs incurred in the relocation of utilities. if any, including electrical distribution and transmission facilities and all other miscellaneous work necessary to complete the work in proper and workmanlike manner. DATED this 17th day of December. 1987 An ordinance rezoning LILLIAN E KELLERMAN City Recorder picking up an aveage of 15 percent of the services. The unicorporated area of the county receives about 11 percent. Cities like Murray, Sandy, West Jordan and Midvale ranged between four to six percent. The commissioner noted that the type of services provided, as well as the amount, will change, following the shift in demographics. For example, a new aging belt is developing in north Sandy and the south part of Holliday. West Jordan Mayor Bob Roberts 700 LEGAL opinion CITY OF WEST JORDAN ORDIN ANCE NO. 663 8 shall be added to the applicant's final score only if said applicant has a cumulative passing score at the end of the testing procedure. those services were discharged in Salt Lake City. The reason for that, Stewart said, is because a number of agencies were headquartered in Salt Lake, including transient shelters. Salt Lake also has an older overall population, meaning more aging services are rendered there. alleviate ATTEST: Police 3, 14.4 1987. Richard N Warne City Recorder Published: Firefigther PreferenceExperience a The applicant must be currently employed by Murray City as a part-paifirefighter; and January to October of 1987, indicated that about 48 percent of INTENDED IMPROVEMENTS ATTEST: firefighter, either serving as a is entitled to ador volunteer, part-paiditional credit points in determining rank within the eligibility list for a permanent position. For each full year of service, the applicant ( '4 will be awarded point, up to a maximum of one ( 1 ) point To qualify for this additional credit, the applicant must meet the following criteria: y West Valley is next on the list, NOTICES Mayor Thai the Murray City Civil Service Commission Rules and Regulations pertaining to Firefighter Preference Points be amended to read as follows: Health Department services and related issues. A chart, reflecting health department services, by city, from City-Count- 700 TheronB Hutchings SECTION I above systems "Its a difficult decision," he concluded. "What needs to be done and how to pay for it. Earlier in the meeting, County Commissioner Mike Stewart outlined a report on the valley-wid- e impact of Salt Lake NOTICES this ordinance this day of December Police Officer Certification Preference. An applicant is entitled to additional credit points as follows: for 700 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the South Jordan City Council has approved, passed and adopted BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MURRAY CITY MUNICIPAL MURRAY COUNCIL, CITY, UTAH, AS FOLLOWS: That new paragraphs details. Help is also needed from people wishing to sponsor the meals. For $3 a meal will be delivered with a size card. Any greeting contribution is welcome and can be sent directly to Christmas Pioneer Homebound Project, Bank, 285 W. North Temple, Salt Lake City, Ut., 84103, or by calling 531-040- AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE MURRAY CITY CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION RULES AND REGULATIONS PERTAINING TO FIRE FIGHTER AND POLICE OFFICER PREFERENCE POINTS follows: homebound residents. Through the efforts of Chris Riztakis, who has for years provided Thanksgiving meals to the needy, this Christmas season are volunteers groups - of organizing to see that the homebound are not forgotten. Those interested in assisting can 20-ye- SECTION 3. This Ordinance shall become effective twenty days after publication or posting, or thirty days after final passage by the City Council, whichever is more remote from the date of final passage. SECTION II SALT LAKE. Families are still needed to assist in delivering to meals Christmas 2,000 487-681- MURRAY CITY ORDINANCE NO. 8752 Points. day. k "Still, even during hours, he added, "the light rail would be 1 over the buses." Crandall reminded that capital costs are only part of the picture. Whatever system or combination of alternatives is chosen, it will cost around $40 million a year just to operate it. Funding the capital costs of any new system would be difficult enough. The light rail proposal represents, said Crandall, $225 million more than valley agencies could expect to have available through taxes or other sources. Crandall did not back any one particular means of obtaining the needed funds. He did, however, mention that an eighth-of-a-cesales tax increase would raise about $480 million over a period, enough to build any of the OF DISTRICT The proposed improvements would be constructed upon all parcels of land and lots and the abutting property owners will be assessed for improvements built at the herein below estimated rates per front foot of abutting property: for concrete curb and gutter where it does not now exist upon all parcels of land and lots along both sides of 300 West between 4800 South ana Vine Street and Including Berger Lane 14910 South) from 300 West to 158 West, Murray City. Said Improvements are all within the limits of Murray City, Utah. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION OF THE MURRAY CITY CODE PERTAINING TO REFUSE SITING STANDARDS BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MURRAY CITY MURRAY MUNICIPAL COUNCIL, CITY, UTAH. AS FOLLOWS: SECTION I of the Murray That the present Section City Code pertaining to refuse siting standards be repealed. SECTION II of the Murray City Code That Section pertaining to refuse siting standards be adopted to read as follows: 1. When refuse storage containers are used In multiple family, commercial, industrial, office or church sites, the containers shall be of sufficient size and numbers to provide suitable capacity to contain the refuse generated at the site. Containers shall be closed by an attached cover at all times. 2 All containers shall be kept at a location easily accessible by collection vehicles and refuse producers. Refuse containers shall be kept away from overhead utility lines and structures with projections to facilitate pickup Container siting shall also comply with uniform fire and building codes. And in accordance with law and order of the Board of Director made on the 15th day of August. 1987. as many shares of each parcel of stock as may be necessary will be sold at lhe company office, 4400 W 4100 So., West Valley City. Utah at o'clock P M on the 4th day of January, 1988 to pay the delinquent assessment thereon together w ith cost of advertising and expense of sale. Richard W Winder, 4400 W 4100 SO Secretary West Valley City. Utah 84120 UII-3- |
