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Show Golf, ujQfcr rules, dogs get attention Application for BOR (Bureau (Bu-reau of Recreation) funds to complete the Milford Golf Course was discussed again, and the Council decided they would like to talk with the Milford Golf Ass'n. before the application is submitted. A special meeting is called at 7:00 p.m. next Monday to meet with Ass'n. members. If the grant is received, the city has the obligation to complete the course and operate it. However, they do not assume any liability already incurred by the Golf Ass'n. There were many questions ques-tions about watering regulations. regula-tions. Lee Scheldeman requested re-quested that the Seventh -day A dventlst Church be allowed to water on Monday, Wednesday Wed-nesday and Friday, so watering water-ing would not interfere with their Sabbath. Other questions arose over whether residents were allowed al-lowed to wash cars on Sunday, Sun-day, the need for watering days and hours, and whether the present pumps were operating op-erating at peak efficiency. It was felt that the pumping pump-ing was as efficient as in past years. The problem arises from the fact that with the increased volume and pressure, pres-sure, people need to be educated edu-cated to the fact they now could water in much less time. If everybody irrigated as in previous years, much more water would be used, and the pumps would not be able to keep up, and there is not adequate storage capacity. ca-pacity. Dogs are again a problem and again methods were discussed dis-cussed to eliminate the problem. prob-lem. It's springtime and it's expected that the problem will again take care of itself as the dog days of summer approach. In the meantime control your dog, or be prepared to go before the judge and pay for any dam -ages your dog commits. Enoch Swain asked that the city get the water on the Historical Park before all the shrubs and plantings of last year are lost. He reaffirmed re-affirmed that the city would assume the watering obligation obliga-tion this year. He said the Historical Society So-ciety has plans to plant more trees and ground cover. They worked on the park on Arbor Day hoeing weeds. He requested more sprinkler sprink-ler outlets around the Do-m Do-m Inguez -Escalante monu-ments, monu-ments, so that It may be landscaped. He's to meet with Councilman Pettey to work on the layout of the system. Swain requested permission permis-sion to use the grandstand parking area at the race track for a Swap Meet on June 18th. The Historical Society will host the meet as a fund-raiser. Permission Permis-sion was granted to use the facilities, includingthe rest-rooms rest-rooms and concession stand. A letter .from the VFW requested that May 23-28 be designated as Loyalty Week. Approved. A request for a sidewalk sale May 13-14 for Milford Business Ass'n. was not acted act-ed upon. It was discovered most businesses were not aware of the plans and the request should carry the sanction of the Ass'n. A letter from Bob Wright told of the services perform -ed by the Railroad Credit Union over the past 25 years. The letter requested the support sup-port of the Council in opening open-ing its services to the Milford Mil-ford area. Full support was given. The Planning Commission m inutes noted a request from C arl Briscoe to install four (Continued on Page 9) L. Hiatt discussed the penalties penal-ties or fines to be imposed on watering violations. Recommendation Rec-ommendation was $10.00 for the first offense, $25.00 for the second offense, and doubled each time thereafter. Councilman Pettey moved an evaluation of the city work force be completed in the next two weeks. Work on the swimming pool is coming along fine. All recreation and pool em -ployees are hired. The Justice report for April showed $200.00 in fines and forfeitures. HERE'S MORE ABOUT CITY COUNCIL self-serve gas pumps and a Mini-Mart next to Carl's Diner. The matter was discussed, dis-cussed, but with no application applica-tion before the Council, no action was taken. Justice of the Peace Jay |
