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Show Wen Bounful Ponders Business -: E.v ALICE MITCHELL The West E- - r--Council rr.et':-2 v-'n". routine aud;t fe'v-'s p-.cn to tr.e cc-.r.ciln-.e-. F- :'- , EUGENE SALMON eif'aV;:;;::.:: rr.iie aci:r.u . t-i-- .- ectty.Heceiu-td''rJ- f the citizens vs'-.-, t-'""'-' tf corr.p:ur,t$. He the council that he ons :e lne on which his bu-ir.ess is located and has for se-.e-s' years. He explained fur.her that he has been active in genera! contracting con-tracting for 28 vears and has used the building fc-r storage and light fabricatir.2 in more recent years. COUNCILMAN Dewel! voiced his opinion that Mr. Salmon was indeed "manufacturing" "manufac-turing" not fabricating building build-ing materials. Dew ell then cited the complaints com-plaints of citizens towards Mr. Salmon: 1. an addition to the sorage shed, and expansion of business without a business license; 2. the building was not used as a business prior to the addition of the shed; 3. the -property is not zoned for business: 4. the use of a business busi-ness phone at that address. THE COUNCIL pointed out that if these complaints are proved valid the business must be discontinued. Dewell informed in-formed Mr. Salmon that in a case such as his business, a M-D M-D zone (light manufacturing) is required for operation. Councilman Allman stated that it is the responsibility of the city council to pursue every ev-ery complaint by a citizen to investigate unlawful activity. If no law is being broken the complaint is dismissed. If there is a violation of city law, the council then must take action. ac-tion. COUNCILMAN Edmonds voiced an agreement with All-man All-man clarifying that the council was in no position to make a decision concerning Mr. Salmon. Sal-mon. The decision must now be made by the city attorney regarding possible court action. ac-tion. Mr. Salmon asserted that many other similar small businesses are in operation in non-business zones in West Bountiful. Allman reiterated that the council is not seai' ching for -law violations, just i investigating citizens' complaints. com-plaints. Mr. Salmon informed 1 the council that he is attempting attemp-ting to purchase another lot for his operation in a business ) zoned area in West Bountiful I or possibly Bountiful. i DON ELLIOTT, represent- ing the Elks Lodge, then came cr-en an extra htr cn N;-Y N;-Y ear's Eve. Tr.e -as PAUL BUS. sf the r'--- r-n;es a':j fj.nd that there are no g.'.dc'un.es fur the installation instal-lation cf private v:t"T.n: ps.vls. Atter a d.sc.-.on it w a deeded that ea.h pco! n the cr.v should have a locked gate for Safer, of children. Councilman Council-man Edmonds moved that such an ord.nan.e be adopted and the vote was unanimous'.; passed. Councilman Edmonds reported re-ported to the council that further work is being done on drafting an ordinance limiting heavy load vehicles from traveling on West Bountiful roads. He has found through 5 r " " r. ". z -r LAWRENCE He d t".t t'e t- seahch into t"e r' r-'s-l and rerjer a tioi.r at :e next MITCH GEORGE and three .o.:.::ecp'ch:ede:hCace re. ere t..e nu....i sc....c.cw around a m.c-'rue home p:k. The fo'x.er manager of a similar simi-lar development m so;h Salt Lake City explained to the council the advantages ot uc!i a park in West Bountiful. The proposed development i was planned as an adalt p.iik and wo-ld he $;..ta'rle for urkeer. cose ne -cr.rvrs v.-.tr h h..dr:. fe ser-"::v c: s;". r.TTfrs. He v .;ed o.t tre po'.er.t.al re.en.e tor tre c.tv arc tate t'.urei THE FROFERT lor the r ..---.c cev elore:u :s east of 5ARD on tre wes: --d d-a.nage Caha! on the soutr.. Ma', or Secrtst ro.-.'.ed ot tr.: v. r-ct v er use'ar.e tor i reg- Co.-c .man Edrr-ond e-p-i-; co-cerr: over tre .- roc .-. and o: of t'-e cev ; op-r.er.t. op-r.er.t. Co-nc.'.r-.an rVwill was conce td ahvt cu.r.n reaction reac-tion to the dense -vp-hat-on of the p-'k :n contrast to fe p-e-sent low cens.'.v res:dch.:..-.l THE PROWl D o p men: w as for 15 mobile hoTCs in a 2 "5 acre area. After Af-ter ey'.en.s.v e discussion, an informal in-formal vote was taken j..: to provide Mr. George .-.nd his associa'.es the fecl.-igs of the council in order to know whether to f-rther pl.m the development. de-velopment. The councilmen onrv-scd the present proposal of the mobile home r.uk. IVv. ell reported that he had me: u :t'. c::.:c- of art : -horse :"..;- :-o rorc .r. the c.t . He er-esed :e co-ce. of re n..ce rec.."C hop-e ow res god ev?r sev en ctav s. 2 hue a g-o.rd coe- -g of e : r - --v . s..r d T se ; . p r..'s- - ucv o -or-f..v e.i- 'ate t-es? c : :cr' co.-r ....:. 1 1 NP1NC. 1 CK t'e - . : r e c.'.C' p'or.-.v'hi' i d the C: V h.... V' as '.'Cn C c, . seed. Co..-.. -.-.n Ken. son r'cp- osed :'.: t'e p-eio. - Ca:.d 5..' ci:v !..r.o rg '.or the s. , , . v. p ;o ' ..'A1 He'cvr ... "cd t'.-.t :l e eo.. p-m. p-m. ot tor s. , n a fa.'...:v vk ,.l cost ".5-'. t'e ie:v.k. p.. rg ,4 ;p be 1 hv t'e P r A. tr.e V est Pcrtit..! I len-en:..:' s.Nvl. . 'id ot' er Com:v...n::v g-o-.ps He went on t. other to explain ex-plain that the pl.tv ground w .11 accommodate 1 3d c h.i'.d: en at a t n-.e 1 dmonds moved that .ich an increase be made 1 tie motion passed. KEN1SON continued .: ke . sokked the council - -s for develop-; :-t oft'er;"k c tv p.. s s g".s.oe T'e c : .. ;"s co " " ' - c '' w..s oppos.d to ; c co on 5..': U ;'o '. 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