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Show !!GTOfi)fl (S!rDSD(Q!(3irS 1TO(o 3t Two different matters were en under advisement by a Davis County Commission I Tuesday. One dealing wiih nding of county employees d the other a request to Rfl !one the property owned by w en Miller. ;1RST the council members AO ird from Mr. Bills who was presenting the Fred A. irton Company in regards to lanket bond. At. Bills indicated that the in would cover all county iployees for the amount of 10 thousand, the only iployees the plan wouldn't let would be the treasury xtrtment or the tax collec- 'JerHE SPOKESMAN noted iSSk these two departments, EJaling directly with cash, 'jluld have to have their own 'licy which his company could do. The blanket bond would cover the county for misappropriation of funds, any dishonest act and faithful performance of duty. Also coverage for negligence and any deliberate failure to perform per-form their duty is in the plan. MR. BILLS noted that there is a law stating that any one who runs for an elected office must place a $5000 bond on himself whether this plan was enough would be up to the county. The commissioners requested of Mr. Bills the bids to get such a blanket bond coverage for the county employees. THE COMMISSION then heard for Mr. Miller and his neighbors in regards to Mr. Millers request to re-zone his property from R1A to R2. Mr. Miller stated that his health now limits his activities and that he has a very large garden area to maintain. In his house there is an apartment apart-ment but that under the present zoning, R1A which is for single family dwellings, he is unable to rent out his apartment. apart-ment. HE TOLD the commissioners commis-sioners that he wanted to rent the apartment to get some help with the yard work. The new zoning requested would make it legal to rent the apartment. The neighbors in attendance at this public hearing expressed their concern that if it was re-zoned that duplexes would soon appear on the block. THE COMMISSIONERS as- . sured the neighbors that Mr. Miller would never be able to obtain a building permit on his lot now because of lack of space. The commissioners heard both sides and several conditions condi-tions were set up for both sides, the neighbors told the commission that if only Mr. Miller's property was going to be re-zoned, which will be the case if granted, then they had no objections. THE COMMISSION will give its decision at their next meeting on Tuesday, dw |