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' 553 Si . . . via TTD S GTuP D 0 Cea tLETiLOS. CCD DTTD 8a ,r l j i purchase ! ! - 07 Come see Regional 1 come to south Utan County Jeremy Duda STAFF WRITER It may be decades before be-fore the cities of southern Utah County become as populous as their counterparts coun-terparts in the north, but that isn't stopping them from planning for that day. The South Utah Valley Municipal Water Association Associ-ation is working on plans for a regional sewer plant that would serve Elk Ridge, Mapleton, Payson, Salem, Santaquin, Spanish Span-ish Fork, Springville and Woodland Hills. The facility would be similar to the Timpano-gos Timpano-gos Special Service District Dis-trict plant, which serves much of the county north of Orem. If the plant becomes a reality, it will probably prob-ably not be for about 20 years, according to Rich- Automatic Transmission Flush with Ful service Oil ftDntkiAr Cli ieV ia -. O ", - Valvoline Transmission Protecton ''LllcinCie Condition & Sealer '! " ! 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In Mapleton, the city council recently lifted a building moratorium that was enacted last year to curb growth while the city figured out how to expand its sewer capacity. capac-ity. Not every city in southern south-ern Utah County has a sewer treatment plant. Elk Ridge is tying onto Payson's sewer lines, while Mapleton uses Spanish Fork's system. "In several cities in the south valley, at this point they can't grow any more until they address sewer issues," Skinner said. The cities are already trying to acquire land for the plant next to Utah Lake, between Springville Spring-ville and the Spanish Fork River. 1 1 r r ! FREE Tire Rntatinn I I Upto5Quarts I I Oil Filter Lube Vacuum I I 'Top Fluids 29 Pt Inspection Check Tire Pressure Complete Cooling i urn . nl k ' :i r . -.. 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Cultural issues such denial conformitv social ' pressure and guilt are ex- The area is geographically geographi-cally advantageous, Heap said, because the ground is lower than much of the other land in southern south-ern Utah County, so the sewer system that hooks up to it will require less pumping. Land acquisition is likely the last step the cities will take for a few years. Before taking further fur-ther action, SUVMWA is awaiting results of a state study on phosphorus phospho-rus levels and other environmental en-vironmental impacts on Utah Lake. Heap said it is also hard to make concrete plans because it is hard to say what kind of technological technologi-cal advances might be made in sewer systems in the next decade or two. Of course, the cities could always build their own treatment plants, but Skinner and Heap said a regional plant would be cheaper by allowing the eight cities to share maintenance main-tenance and operations costs. "There are other options op-tions ... such as each individual in-dividual city increasing their own capacity or building new facilities," Skinner said. "A determination determi-nation has been that it's probably best to share those costs." Plans are tentative at best, but Skinner is confident con-fident that in the end, the eight cities will join forces forc-es for the regional plant. "I don't think it's a matter mat-ter of if I think it's just a matter of when," he said. hi 95 Expires 7-31-07 I additional l7:31:0! plored as Williams chronicles chroni-cles the emotional journeys of the individuals and families fami-lies featured in the film. Williams' passion and personal involvement are evident as viewers slowly learn that one of the featured fea-tured vignettes tells the heartbreaking story of his own drug-addicted ex-wife whose lifestyle draws his teenage stepdaughter into a life of drug abuse. "I did not find this documentary," docu-mentary," says Williams, "it found me. It started as an effort to reunite my 12-year-ojd daughter with her mother and quickly led to this labor of love. TTiis project proj-ect has been an amazing process of discovery and was created through one miracle after another." Although Williams has produced many corporate videos, this is his first experience expe-rience directing a full-length documentary film. During filming, Williams uncovered uncov-ered some staggering statistics sta-tistics about Utah, including the fact that the state leads the nation in prescription drug abuse and suicide. "My goal in making "Happy Valley" is to help affected individuals and families overcome the challenge chal-lenge of denial. It's hard to take responsibility for something we won't acknowledge." ac-knowledge." Williams said that he was overwhelmed by the reception that "Happy Valley" Val-ley" received at Breckenridge. Brecken-ridge. Because of demand, the film was shown three times two more times than scheduled to sell-out crowds during the three-day three-day festival. Due to the fact that it was the "Audience Choice, it took top honors in the best film category, beating out "Trust Me," a comedy made by European filmmakers, film-makers, and "Pop Rocks," a short drama produced by a New York-based film company. The Breckenridge Film Festival has premiered such acclaimed films as he Shawshank Redemption," "LA. Confidential," "American "Amer-ican Beauty" and "Motorcycle "Motor-cycle Diaries," and it has presented hundreds of new independent films in many genres. This year, the festival fes-tival introduced more than 60 independent films, recognizing rec-ognizing winners in eight different categories. Currently, "Happy Valley" Val-ley" is only available through private screenings, but Williams is entertaining business relationships that include worldwide distribution distribu-tion rights. 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