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;••*;: • Sat/Sun/Mon/Tues, March 12-15, 2011 The Park Record OBITUARIES MEETINGS AND AGENDA^ ' TO PUBLISH YOUR PUBLIC NOTICES AND AGENDAS PLEASE EMAIL [e-mail] Jean Marie Diersen Method July 24, 1930 - March 6, 2011 ' Jean Marie Diersen : Method passed away at 6:35 p.m. on Sunday, March 6, < 2011, in Santa Clara, Utah. An 18-year-resident of Park City, Jean had moved in the last year of her life with her husband, Vic, to be a couple in the warm snowfree weather of Southern Utah. Jean's illness was cancer, which was discovered on February 12, so in true Method fashion she wasted no time in getting ready for the next phase of life. Growing up in Cleveland, Ohio, following her birth on July 24,1930, the third of five children of Anne and John Diersen, Jean attended and was a member of the class of 1948 of the Notre Dame Academy- She is survived by her brothers, Norbert of Harbor Springs, Mich., John of Independence Ohio, and Alan of Cleveland, Ohio. She was preceded in death by her sister Lillian and her parents. Working in the automobile industry in Cleveland, she was set up on a date with "Victor Method" by a coworker. When someone commented to her that she was going on a date with Anson Method (her future husband was known primarily as Anson among his family and friends), she didn't know who that was. Once the name confusion was resolved, a superb romance and courtship ensued. Their marriage on September 8, 1956, provided fifty-four and a half lovely years together as a wonderful couple living in Cleveland, Dayton, Rockford and Muskegon, Mich-, and Kansas City before coming west. Jean and Vic moved to Park City in 1992 to help with day care and to experience a state that celebrated her July 24th birthday as a state holiday! She was very active in the St. Mary's parish, serving on the parish council and spearheading the annual St. Mary's Christmas ornament sales. She also was a soccer mom and grandmother before the term became popular. Jean's children include: her daughter Polly of Tucson, Arizona, with her husband Eric, who provided the in-home hospice care in Santa Clara, and her grandchildren Chrissy, Jessie and Danny; her son Doug with wife Linda who lives in Kansas City; and her son Vic with wife Denise and grandchildren Greg and Andrew of Park City. Known for love of life (including an 18-year-membership in the esteemed group of Silver Springs Bunco players, a group comprised of some very special women in Park City), of sports with golf and the Jazz, of cooking with world-class apple pies and of children and one of the all-time-great smiles, Jean reflected in the last few days that hers truly has been a wonderful life: full of friendships, experiences and love of family and her husband. The Method family on behalf of Jean thanks many IV. , . Old Business A. Approval of Executive Order lll-K-100, TrainingGeneral Policy Statement V. New Business • ' A. None. :• ' VI. .-. Staff Reports and Input _'. VII. .'•' Other Business '.' ', VIII. Adjournment. IX. Closed Executive Session Regular Meeting The next regularly scheduled meeting of the Park Cit*| Fire District Administrative Control Board will be held*; April 6, 2011, beginning at 6:30 p.m. In the PCFD f j j Administrative Offices, 736 West Bitner Rd., Park Ciijg Utah 84098. BASIN OPEN SPACE ADVISORY COMMITTEE Jean Marie Diersen Method with husband Vic BASIN OPEN SPACE ADVISORY COMMITTEE in the community who sent BOSAC heartfelt messages and cards to Jean. We made the most of BUS TOUR NOTICE the 22 days we had following the identification of her con- Public notice is hereby given that the Snyderville dition. A special thanks to Basin Open Space Advisory Committee will participate the staffiat Dixie Intermoun- in a Snyderville Basin Bus Tour on Wednesday, March tain Regional Hospital in St. 16, 2011, at the time and location specified below. George, the Southern Utah Hospice team, the Red Cuffs hospice center and the staff at Metcalf Mortuary in St. UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY George (burial will be in the Method family cemetery in Public Meeting Notice Perry, Ohio) and, finally, the former pastor of St. Mary's, Utah State University will be holding their 4th workFather Robert Bussen, who shop for the Alternative Futures (land use) Study on provided Mom with the Tuesday, March 15th from 6 - 7:30 pm in Conference greatest gift possible Room 1B, Summit County Courthouse, Coalville, and February 19 to get her ready would like input from the community, including civic leaders, staff, boards and commissions. Below is the for this next adventure. meeting agenda and a brief background on the study. A celebration of Jean's life will be Saturday March Agenda: 19, 10 a.m. at St. Mary's, 1. Introductions (5 min) White Pine Canyon. Jean 2. Description of an Alternative Futures Study (10 had requested in lieu of flow- min) ers, that a general donation 3. Summary of research and analysis {30 min) Review mapping {30 min) to the American Cancer 4. 5. Questions (15 min) Society (www.cancer.org) be considered. Thank you! Please RSVP if you plan to attend. Please share this cooking as a hobby and was determined to become a better skier. She also enjoyed traveling to anywhere by land, sea or air. Connie is survived by her parents Dean and Loraine Brooks, her husband Jim Rendek, her two sons, Paul Robinson, 16, and Jared Robinson, 14, her stepson Tyler Rendek, 20, and daughter Madison Rendek, 14. She was an amazing daughter, wife, mother and human being. She will be greatly missed Constance S. Robinson but never forgotten. A memorial gathering for Connie will be held Saturday, South, Sandy, Utah, 84092, March 12, from 11 a.m. to 1 801-571-2771. Online conp.m. at Lark in Sunset dolences may be made at Gardens, 1950 East 10600 www.larkincares.com Archer and Logan Schroadter NEWMARKET, N.H. - Infant twins Archer Joseph Schroadter and Logan Christopher Schroadter died February 28, 2011, at the Exeter, N.H., Hospital. Beloved and survived by parents, Adam and Susanna Commission & Staff I. Approval of Prior Meeting Minutes II. Public Input III. Commission Reports and Business A. Correspondence B. Financial C. Other May 28, 1961 - March 6, 2011 Our beloved Connie Robinson passed away I peacefully, in her sleep, at \1 her home in Sandy, Utah, Sunday morning, March 6, ; 2011. ! Connie was born May 28, 1*1961/ 'in Battle Creek, ' Michigan, to Dean and Loraine Brooks. She receiveH a bachelor's degree \ from Michigan State ^University in 1983 and a master^ degree from Western i Michigan University in 1985. She worked for 20 years in human resources at Intel j Corporation in Folsom, -1 Calif., Santa Clara, Calif., and Salt Lake City, Utah. ' Connie retired in 2008 to spend more time with her sons. She took up gourmet AGENDA Park City Fire Service District Administrative Control Board Meeting March 16, 2011 Fire District Administrative Office Building 736 West Bitner.Rd. Park City, Utah 84098 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. Work Session 6:30 p.m. Called lo Order Constance S. Robinson ; PARK CITY FIRE SERVICE DISTRICT (Girard) Schroadter of garet Ann Girard of Newmarket; paternal grand* Newmarket; aunt and uncle, father Leonard Schroadter Molly and Kurk Dorsey of of Las Vegas, Nevada; pater- Durham. nal grandmother Beverly Visit www.kentandpelVoitanik of Park City; czarfh.com to sign an online maternal grandparents, guestbook or to send a conJoseph Michael and Mar- dolence. invitation with any of your neighbors, staff, boards/commissions or others that may be interested in attending. The "Alternative Futures" Study is being completed through a USU Graduate Student Program. The Study will include Summit County and a portion of Wasatch County and will serve as a long-range land use planning tool. The study will identify population projections, key natural resources, view sheds, transportation corridors, and sensitive lands and model BUS TOUR SCHEDULE DATE: Wednesday, March 16, 2011, meet at TRAILSIDE PARK, 5715 TRAILSIDE DRIVE, PARK CITY, UT 84098 TIME: The bus tour will depart at Meet at 8:30 a.m. 8:35 a.m. and will conclude at approximately 10:35 a.m. scenarios for different growth patterns. USU would ' * like input from a group of stakeholders that represent £ local community members, and the business, legisla- * tlve, and planning community. Input and participation will be key in the success of this project and be more; * useful for our community, business, or district's needs*' For samples of recently completed "alternative futures' studies completed by USU, see the links below: : http://www.cachevalley2030.lnfo/ « http://cnr.usu.edu/quinney/files/uploads/SpecialCollecii* on/Bear%20River/AFl_ittleBear2007.pdf For further information, please contact: Ashley Koehler [phone] or [e-mail] Summit County Sustainability Coordinator '~ -" *; -*• ;.: Adryan Slaght ^t Summit County Community Development Department" P.O. Box 128, 60 North Main Street, Coalville, Utah ' 84017 > [phone] or [e-mail] Pursuant to the Americans with Disabilities Act, indi- * viduals needing special accommodations during this meeting should notify Susan Ovard with the Summit . County Community Development Department at (435)!, 336-3126 prior to the meeting, ** SUMMIT COUNTY BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING SUMMIT COUNTY BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING AGENDA Date: Monday, March 14, 2011 Location: Summit County Health Dept Conference Room 650 Round Valley Drive Park City, Utah 84060 Time: Welcome & approval ofiminutes "I Discussion about the Board of Health, bylaws, vacant positions, etc (20 min. all) Discussion about conferences and training (all) ";, o NALBOH ./ Preparedness Update (20 minutes, Katie) New website demonstration (10 minutes, Katie) .; Community Assessment Update (5 minutes, Rich). Other Items ; • Adjourn 7:00 pm Hate your dentures? Replace them with beautiful fixed teeth. If you cant stand wearing dentures for even one more day... Dental Implants from $1,700 Financing options available. Dental implants are the treatment of choice for replacement of missing teeth, and the fastest growing medical or dental procedure today. 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The , 'mission of the Heritage and Landmark Commission is to identify, preserve, protect and £0& enhance historic areas and sites lying within the boundaries.of the county. ' ' ;(.;fc";;',ThBBbard meets on a quarterly basis. Letters of interest must be received by *r. -^$6:Manager at PO Box 128, Coalville UT 84017 or email [e-mail]. deadline for receiving applications is Tuesday, March, • • • • * • : * PARKRECORD