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Show t A yA fc H fte I 'Xii! Heaver Press County Seat Newspaper Since 1904 1 VOLUME 02 NUMBER 03 Publication No. 047 -- 4C0 X BEAVER, UTAH THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 2002 a . ' S,. ySV? v. , SINGLE COPY 50 CENTS Beaver County Sheriff's Report Week Of January 7- - 13, 2002 Beaver County Sheriff's Department arrested the following persons who were booked f .,- -' ' 'J into jail: Milford woman was with Unlawful Sexual A charged Intercourse. man was held on A Milford a Failure-to-Appe- (FTA) war- ar rant. Local Guardsman Do Their Part Forty-twmembers of the the Army National Guard assigned to SVC BTRY 2nd BN 222nd FA, here in Beaver will do their part during the Olympic Winter Games. On January 12th members of the local guard unit shipped out for Salt Lake City. These men will be doing their part by providing security at several Olympic sitesvenues. Details are sketchy as to exactly what these sol diers will be doing. But whatever they are tasked with, we're sure these gentlemen will make pur com munity proud. We would like to wish them the best of luck and look forward to their return on the 27th of February. It should also be noted that this is the first time since the Korean War that this unit has been mobilized. Good luck gentlemen! o difficult for Minutes of the Beaver City Council The Beaver City Council met in regular session on January 8, 2002 at 4:00 p.m. with the following members of. the Council present: Mayor Wade L. Bradshaw; Council Members: Les Williams, Mike Dalton, Ron Bird, Kari Draper & Shane Erickson. Also present Hal R. Lessing City Recorder and Steven Atkin City Manager. The City Council reviewed the Minutes of January 7, 2002 Special Council Meeting. After review Council Williams Member moved, Council Member Dalton 2nd, The Minutes of January 7, 2002 MINUTE APPROVAL: be approved as read and writ- ten. All voted in favor of the motion. CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS: Mayor Bradshaw reviewed the new committee assignments. A copy of the assignments are attached hereto. MAYOR PROTEMPORE: Williams Council Member moved, Council Member Bird 2nd, Council Member Dalton be as Mayor Pro appointed Tempore to act in the event of Mayor Bradshaw's absence. All voted in favor of the motion. DISCLOSURE STATEMENTS: Mayor Bradshaw presented notarized disclosure statement His attached hereto. The statement was read in open session by the Council Member Erickson had no and Draper conflicts to report at this time. MEETING COUNCIL CHANGES: It was the consensus of the Council the next regular Council Meetings shall be changed to January 22, 2002 and February 19, 2002. DOG LICENSING: City staff members met with the Council City Recorder. and discussed the excessive taking staff to sell Dog Licenses to Beaver City Citizens time it is and Beaver County Residents. With the present limited City Office Staff it is making it very the staff to complete their normal work load. SHAWN FOSTER EAGLE SCOUT PROJECT : Mr. Foster would like to hand out poison control packets to Beaver City Citizens. Approximate cost $300 to $400. Consensus con- tact West Health South Department first then report back to the City. SHAWN FOSTER SKATE PARK: Consensus work with City Recreation Director to have grant application written. BUTCH CASSIDY DAYS: Ursula and Craig Carstensen and Brent Stapley met with the Council on behalf of the Beaver Valley Chamber of Commerce to and requested funding on slab concrete the expand Main Street Park. City Consensus meet with the County and then meet with the City at the February 19 meeting. BEAVER HOUSING AUTHORITY PROPERTY PURCHASE: It was the consensus of the Council that the following reimbursement be entered for record: City revenue from sale of three homes to Housing Authority; $14,919 to Water Impact Fees, $5,375 to Sewer Impact fees, $23,236 to Sewer Fund, $18,345 to Electric Fund, $66,127 to B&C Road. HOWARD BRADSHAW SEWER LINE EASEMENT: Bradshaw excused Mayor Himself from the meeting and Mayor Protem Dalton assumed the chair. A letter from Howard & Lavern Bradshaw regarding sewer line easement was read and reviewed by the City Council. A copy of the letter is attached hereto. After review Council Member Bird Council Member moved, Williams 2nd, Beaver City Council authorize Security Title to prepare an easement and agreement and the City is authorized to offer $1,200 and one future Sewer Impact fee for one future residential impact fee at the current value of $950 as the impact fee raises the $950 will remain constant and any increase over the $950 would existing Snow - be paid by the applicant. All voted in favor of the motion. The City Council made Committee reports and discussed the following subjects: 1. Chris Smith proposed Annexation. Consensus review records and proceed with annexation certification and advertising. 2. Beaver County has a bob tail dump truck for sale. Consensus City Manager ceed with discussion to chase. propur- 3. Swimming Pool roof is rusting away and will have to be replaced. 4. to Rental of Old Hospital Meadows discussed. Leaks in roof. Cleanliness problems discussed. 5. Dalton moved, Bird is authoBradshaw 2nd, Mayor Elk A Beaver woman was charged with Theft. A man from Milford was charged with Intoxication and Simple Assault. A Beaver man was held on a All voted Possession of to Intent with Methamphetamine Distribute. A Las Vegas, Nevada, with man was charged Possession of Marijuana. Utah Highway Patrol arrest- ed the following persons who were booked into jail: Methamphetamine. Possession and of Drug Paraphernalia, Defective Equipment. Included in the 49 calls for assistance received by Beaver County Dispatch were: 1 911 Hangup 4 Animal Problem 19 Citizen Assist 2 1 Family Fight Fire 2 Juvenile Problem 1 Loitering Medical Emergency Traffic Accident 6 3 wDamage Traffic Accident 2 wlnjuries Violation of Protective 1 Order 1 3 1 1 Utah On Monday, "Midsummer Nights Dream" for the High School stu- dents. CNA seats are 438-531- 5 1. Precipitation Update Snow Water Equivalent Total Precipation Elevation Current Current Sjtg Average Average Average Average 7.4 9300 ft. 61 4.5 7.6 10.3 74 KimberlyMine 10290 ft 5.3 9.3 57 Big Flat 8.0 84 9.5 Merchant Valley 8750 ft 5.7 6.5 8J1 8.0 7.5 M Area wide percent of Average 68.6 84 Reference period for average conditions is 1961 thru 1990. Snow water equivalent columns reqresent inches of water in the snow pack. . Total precipation columns represent total inches of water received since October 1, 2001. Grand Opening The Grand Opening of the Beaver Drug at their new Location, 98 N. Main was held Jan 10,11 ,and 12. Winner of the color TV was RaNae Davidson. Store manager Jill Hollingshead awards $50 gift certificate to Tami Carter. The winner of the other gift certificate, Maria Medrono of Milford was not available for photo. Owners Scott Robinson and Steve Hutchings thank all of you for your continued support! Power Wheelchairs Available For 2002 (For Seniors and the Disabled) The Senior Wheels USA available makes Program Power (Electric) 'Wheelchairs to Senior Citizens (65 yrs. old & up) and the Permanently Disabled at no cost to the recipient, if they qualify. The Power Wheelchairs are provided to those who can no a longer walk nor manual wheelchair, and who meet the additional guidelines of the program. No deposit is self-prop- el still available for the play and the PTSA would like to invite the adults in the community to purchase these seats at $5 each to raise funds for our 11th grade students to attend the Festival next fall.Attendees would need to be in their seats by 8:45 a.m.. If you are interested in call Melissa attending please Yardley at 438-625- Course A Certified Nurse's Aide class availagle in February if enough students sign up. Call Cathy Baggs for more informa- tion. Seventy-fiv- e January 14, 2002, there were 170 inmates housed in Beaver County Jail. The Utah Shakespearian Festival is coming to Beaver High on January 22, 2002 at 9 a.m.. They will be presenting the play Resisting Arrest Theft Patient Transfer Utility Problem Welfare Check 1 Recorder Festival Floyd Bishop celebrated their 50th Wedding Anniversary on Sunday, January 13, 2002. They were married in Las Vegas in 1952. They moved to Beaver in 1984 and they have 3 children, Barbra, Roy and Murray, 7 grandchildren, 5 great grandchildren. The family would like to thank the people of Beaver for helping them celebrate their parents anniversary. & the Influence of AlcoholDrugs. A Thermal, California, man was charged with Possession of in Shakespearian Alice A man from Tiffin. Iowa, with Driving Under No further business being presented before the City Council the meeting adjourned at 9:00 p.m. Approved: Wade L. Bradshaw, Beaver City Mayor Attest: Hal R. Lessing City 50th Wedding Anniversary was charged favor of the motion. Beaver and a woman from were charged with A man Beaver rized to Sign Housing authority grant extension.. warrant. FTA Milford City Officials 2002 H. Mayer is Milford for the third City Mayor Eugene term. The incumbents to the Milford City Council. They are Nolan Davis, Russel Smith, Robert Thieme, Mary Anne Ren and Kerry Sherwood. were Hunter Safety Course Fri. & Sat. Jan. 11th & 12th, 2002 Fri. & Sat. Jan. 18th & 19th, 2002 Minersvillo School For More Info: Call Don Evans You have to be 12 years old By December 31, 2002. 386-241- 1. required. If the patient's need is for use in the home, please call for more information to see if they qualify. Call toll free at Orchestra Members Needed We are looking for anyone who is interested in playing in an orchestra for the musical presentation "From Cumorah's Hill." Instruments Needed: Violin, Viola, Cello, Bass, Trumpet, Trombone, Horn, Oboe, Flute, Clarinet, and Percussion. Please call Tiffany Harris 438-798- 1. Come celebrate with us the spirit and excitement of the 2002 Olympic Winter Games with LIGHT THE FIRE WITHIN Presented by the Belknap Elementary School 5TH AND 6TH GRADE CHORUS Thursday February 7,2002 at 7:00 p.m. In the Beaver High School Auditorium The Utah Governor's Olympic Music Program has been written and produced by Kurt Bestor and Sam Cardon who are Emmy-awar- d winning composers and film scorers, as well as nationally recognized recording artisits and performers. Both are long-tim- e residents of Utah, and strong and active supporters of music education. We hope this program will inspire you to reach your goals and pursue your dreams. |
