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Show Wed/Thurs/Fri, November 2-4, 2005 The Park Record A-4 Firefighters torch house in Oakley Firefighters from the South Summit Rre District watch Saturday as a house burns in Oakley. The structure sat on a roughly 35-acre parcel of land owned by the South Summit School District near The Wentworth and S.tf. 32. The school district allowed firefighters and the Summit County Sheriff's Office to train in the building last summer if the fire department would destroy the house at the end of the season, South Summit Rre Chief Mark Fry said, adding, "we burned it completely down." The land could become the site of a new school, said Zane Woolstenhulme, business administrator for South Summit Schools. FRE.L DINNLR LNTRLL Winner of the Wine Spectator Award of Excellence. Present this coupon to your server when you order. Umlt two coupons per party or table. Not valid with any other coupon or offer. Offer limited to Dine-In only. Tax, beverages, side dishes and gratuity not Included. 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Employees at the private Summit Water Distribution Company, some of the county's harshest critics, say Mountain Regional is failing because the debt has forced Mountain Regional's companies to pay seven times as much as Summit Water's. S O U L FURNITURE • ACCESSORIES • IMPORTED ANTIQUES 454 South 500 Wesl • Salt Lake City • 801.519.6900 • CGSPARKS.COM Signal delayed With crews struggling to rebuild infrastructure destroyed by hurricanes in the southeast, the delivery of a new traffic signal for the intersection of Old Ranch Road and S.R. 224 is delayed. Summit County Public Works officials say. Motorists are advised to only turn right onto the highway from Sun Peak Drive and Old Ranch Road, Public Works Administrator Kevin Callahan said. "We would just advise people to be cautious about that ... rather than try and make a left across the road," he said. "We're starting to get into wet winter weather and the stopping distance is going to change." The realignment of Old Ranch Road with Sun Peak Drive was completed several weeks ago but a traffic signal won't likely be operational at the new intersection until the end of November, he added. "We apologize for the delay, it's circumstances beyond the county's control," Callahan said. Cutter Lane could open this week As Snyderville Basin Water Reclamation District employees continue to rumble through West Side neighborhoods installing a new sewer line, district officials Tuesday expected to open a section of Cutter Lane that has been closed for construction since Oct. 25. According to a press release, after working around a utility line in the area, crews expected part of the road near the S.R. 224 connector trail to open Nov. 1 at 7 p.m. For more information about the East Canyon trunkline project contact project manager David Actor at 214-5235. Restaurant Tax seats filled The Summit County Comrpissjqn, appointed four people last week.to serve three-year terms of the Restaurant Tax Advisory Committee. Terms for Laura Murphy, Eileen Dunn, Jerry Gilomen and Colleen Sargent will expire in June 2008. Sheriff 's Office buys ski boat Other than a barge used to operate underwater search equipment, the Summit County Sheriff's Office Search and Rescue team doesn't have a boat for searching lakes. "We're using search-and-rescue members' boats to effect water rescues," Summit County sheriff's Captain Alan Siddoway said. "We need a more rapidresponse boat." Last week, the Summit County Commission approved the purchase of an 18-foot Renegade jet boat for the search team, which can be used in about a foot of water. Deputies used S28.290 of funds donated to the search team to purchase the boat, Siddoway said. RIVERHOR5E ON MAIN CLOSED FOR FALL BllEAK Re-opening New powder isn't the only fresh thing Park City people crave. 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