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Show Wed/Thurs/Fri, February 15-17, 2006 The Park Record A-4 Rangers discuss avalanche safety Superior Quality! Craig Gordon, an avalanche forecaster with the U.S. Forest Service's Utah Avalanche Forecast Center, teaches a group of winter sports enthusiasts the Ins and outs of snow safety. The free course was held Saturday at the Kamas Ranger District office on the edge of the Wasatch-Cache National Forest in Summit County. The Kamas Ranger District is looking for volunteers to help patrol trails in eastern Summit County on snowmobiles, skis and snowshoes. Contact the district office at (435) 7834338 for more information about the Good Will Riders program. f Tfwaltv Utah's Largest Selection OfFered. Best Prices. Thousands of antique, semi antique and new handmade rugs and kellms from Afghanistan, Caucasus, China. India, Iran. Pakistan and Turkey. We also oiler hand cleaning, restoration, appraisal, high quality rug pad, pick-up and delivery. BuyArade old rugs. ug Gallery DIRECT IMPORTER OF THE WOK1J)S fJNBST RUGS Mon.-Sai. 10:00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m. 3142 So. Highland Dr. (about 1400 E.), Salt Lake City (801)484-6364 (888) 445-RUGS (7847) SCOTT SINE/PARK RECORD Oil drilling storage site approved in Uintas \ mously in the end to allow Double Eagle Petroleum Company to use Sheriff Dave Edmunds, deputies five acres leased near the forest for convicted of DUI typically have storage and staging. their certifications to practice law The U.S. Forest Service has enforcement in Utah suspended. cleared the way for Double Eagle 1 For more than a year, James Petroleum Company to drill a new worked on some of the county's oil well near the Tabletop area of highest profile drug busts. He is no. the Wasatch-Cache in 2006. But longer employed with the Summit property owners in the nearby County Sheriff's Office. Wilderness Acres subdivision fought construction of the drilling storage area in their neighborhood. They appealed a unanimous decision from the Eastern Summit County Planning Commission. The County Commission, howevThose camping near Bear River er, upheld the permit approval. Service on the Mirror Lake "The majority of equipment Highway this summer should expect more truck traffic in the that will be stored on the site will area. Ignoring opposition last week be pipe that will be stacked about from property owners in the area, (three feet) high and some the Summit County Commission machinery," a Summit County approved a conditional use permit Community Development staff for a petroleum company to begin report states. "The applicant anticstoring equipment on the edge of ipates that the maximum height of the Wasatch-Cache National the equipment stored with be about (six feet)." Forest. Recreational vehicle users and Several attended the public hearing Wednesday in CoalviJIe, mostly second-homeowners vacabut commissioners voted unani- tion in the area throughout the summer. Summit County planner • Continued from A-4 S50/SF Starting at including full bullnose edge, sink & cooktop cut out Oil drilling site approved in Uintas Most Jobs Finished in 2 Days No Hidden Charges!" Stone Unlimited, Inc. THE SOURCE FOR ARCHITECTURAL STONE 801-48-STONE (78663) PLEASE VISIT OUR SHOWROOM AT 3267 SOUTH 300 WEST (1-15 EXIT 306) PARK CITY SALES REP; SUE LIPKE (435) 901-1722 *^-:;^r:^K Denise Hytonen expects the temporary staging area to generate about two traffic trips each day between May 1 and Sept. 1. "[We] don't want to hear or see drilling equipment coming and going," writes Arizona residents Gary and Sherrill Spendlove in a Nov. 16 e-mail to the Summit County Community Development Department. Echo denied TRT grant In a rare move, the Park City Chamber/Bureau denied a request from the Echo Community Historical Organization for $5,000 in Transient Room Tax to improve a historic school in the town. "They sent us a letter denying it," Echo resident Frank Cattelan said. The denial came in the wake of the Summit County Commission instructing the County Auditor's Office to inquire into how Echo officials have spent past TRT grants. "I would like to see us havesome kind of accountability there," Summit County Commissioner Ken' Woolstenhulme said. Each year, the Chamber/Bureau receives roughly' 90 percent of the county's Transient Room Tax revenue. But two annual granting cycles allow the Chamber to award smaller non-profit organizations grants of up to $5,000. TRT is generated by a portion of sales tax on lodging rentals in Summit County. Free assistance with taxes On Feb. 16 and 27, volunteers will be available to assist citizens with filing their tax returns at the Utah State University ExtensionServices office at 45 East 100 North in Coalville. For eligibility requirements and more information contact the statewide community information line at 211. The program is offered through the Volunteer Tax Assistance Program. Life. 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