| Show Verna City Approves Cable TV Rate Rafe Increase Vernal City approved the request for fora a raise by Vernal Cable TV Wednesday of last week at their regular Council meeting The raise will go into effect November 1 REPRESENTATIVES OF Vernal Cable Cable Cable Ca Ca- ble TV present were Don Morris l district district district dis dis- manager of the Salida Colorado office Vern Moore 1 former Vernal manager manager manager man man- ager and Keven Griffin present manager manag manag- er of the Vernal office Mr Morris 1 stated the Utah Public Service Commission ruled that Vernal City was requested to make the deci deci- sion sian BILL appeared concerning rezoning lots 19 and 25 in Mountain MountainView MountainView MountainView View subdivision from Rl to Hearing Hearing hearing Hear Hear- ing was set for October 26 Homer Luck and daughter Kathy Thomson appeared concerning a trailer trailer trail trail- er home that was apparently illegally set on their property Mr 11 Luck stated that Lewis Abegglen referred them to the City Council as part of his pro pro- perty lies in Vernal City Council discussed discussed dis dis- cussed the matter and then referred Mr Luck back to the County Mr Luck stated his daughter needed a place to live and raise her two children MAYOR ALVIN Kay stated that Vernal Vernal Vernal Ver Ver- nal City ordinance prevented locating trailers in Vernal on private property Grant Drollinger and Ken Anderton discussed water line sizes with Council Council recommended that a six inch line be put in for their subdivision JON MAUS MAUSS golf pro at the Vernal Municipal Golf Course reported to City Manager l Buell BueU Bennett the loss of of city funds during a break in at the Pro Shop September 23 23 f V Mrs 1 Willis Stevens inquired about purchase purchase pur chase of lot held by Vernal City under special improvement tax sale on East and 2nd north Council instructed Manager Bennett to take lake care of mat t ter r. r Continued on page 8 Vernal City Continued from page 1 Council decided to attend the Oil Shale hearing to be held October 12 CHIEF OF Police Claudius Banks gave the following police report for the adults and 17 juveniles three thefts over 50 and eight under 50 five for public intoxication three no drivers driver's license three for improper registration one for forno forno forno no safety inspection two warrants is issued issued is is- sued 10 for speed exhibition three for or following too close 0 One for failure to yield two for drunk driving two for not wearing helmets one for illegal use of fireworks and one for or shop lifting Two runaways were reported along with 50 complaints 19 warnings were is issued issued issued is- is sued and 17 accidents were investigated during September Police cars were driven miles There were meter tickets issued with yellow tickets returned |
