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Show SPRINGVILLE HERALD Thursday, October 11, 2007 Chamber names Marcon, Inc. Business of the Month for October scusses coining year and makes plans m 5S- t lltf f j 22 ouneil in Y Martin Conover SPRINGVILLE HERALD In a special meeting held Monday afternoon at the Provo Courtyard Marriott Hotel, the Springville City Council discussed the coming com-ing year and what they hope to accomplish. One of the major topics was the 2008 Art City Days. Of concern was where to put the carnival and the council feelings were to keep it down town and probably go back to the old way of putting the carnival on Center Street with a west bound corridor corri-dor to get into the Lowe Auto Garage and Snelson Photo Lab. There was also some discussion that the carnival carni-val could be limited in the number of rides etc. because be-cause of the limited space, but the final decision will be made next spring as it becomes evident how far A. u HARVEST SAVINGS - SiLfE HI I I1J1AAIVIII ALL CARS MARKED & PRICED TO SELL! WWW.CARGUYSUT.COM 972 N. fVlain Spanish Fork .794-0077- Open 8 cm - 7pm Mishap 1 1 80S. 2000 w. Springville, Utah 84663 801-701-6070 800-835-8878 3851 N. West Frontage Rd. Lehi, UT 84043 801-768-8431 Monday-Friday: 8am-6pm Saturday: 8am-5pm H 0,11 2' CJ9 and CJ17 Pacl9es IJJ Brand new 2008 3H & 4H 2H, 3H & 4H BP 2H, 3H & 4H GN STANDARD DELUXE & PLUS PACKAGES ' A Trailer for every need! J f Come in and 1 1 J Utah's Largest Over 25 Years trP Zt- diyP'' iry? tr4s vvw? the proposed building projects proj-ects are corning along. The council is also looking look-ing for ideas about how to increase the number of booths on the park. They discussed the idea of a volunteer coordinator to manage volunteerism in the city. This would include in-clude scout eagle projects, the library, building and grounds, recreation department, de-partment, all of the various volunteer organizations and any other departments in the city which could use volunteer help in any way. Troy Fitzgerald, city administrator, ad-ministrator, indicated that he would look into the matter, mat-ter, determine the budget impact and find a place where this person could have an office. Talking about the past summer, the council lauded laud-ed the staff and administration adminis-tration for the good job everyone did in managing r Z? t&P-? r U9sm. i ? !1 WESTERN LIVING QUARTERS Mirage find what you are looking for todayl Trailer Dealer Experience! water, which on several occasions became an issue, both in the amount of water wa-ter and water pressure. The new Canyon Road Well, which is now on line, will be a good help next summer the council noted and could have been used this summer. "Solid waste is getting to be a big problem," Councilman Council-man Phil Bird stated, "because "be-cause the present facility needs to be enlarged." However, the city is not willing to grant the solid waste district a permit to enlarge because the city wants it moved to a location loca-tion farther west. There is interest in the ground east of the solid waste facility for commercial use. At this point the solid waste district has ground west of the present facility, but the county has refused to grant them a building permit for an enlarged facility. fa-cility. Fitzgerald reported that the financial position of the city is very good. All of the new projects the city is engaged in are coming along fine and are meeting schedules. Also the projected im- pact fees are coming in and it looks good for the com- ing year, although building permits are down some. Sales tax receipts for the first quarter in the new fiscal fis-cal year are up about 5.9, above what the city projected pro-jected them to be, and tax revenue looks like it will be good for the coming year. Too bad that all the people peo-ple who know how to run the country are busy driving driv-ing taxicabs and cutting hair. - George Burns Meet the candidates The Springville Youth City Council will host a community "Meet the Candidates" night on Thursday, Thurs-day, Oct. 18, 7 p.m. at the Springville Junior High School. Doors will open at 6:30. The evening will give candidates an opportunity to discuss their platforms, plat-forms, answer questions submitted by citizens, and dispurse promotional materials. Questions to the candidates must be submitted sub-mitted by Wednesday, Oct. 17, to Keri Gordon, Gor-don, Youth City Council Advisor at 489-3455 or email: Kgordonconnect2.com, or questions may be placed in the designated boxes at City Hall or the Springville Senior Citizens building. If you have any questions about this event, please contact Keri Gordon. GQOE III FOH ILL OF 1300 mg. 120 Soft Gel I Expires October 18, 2007 Mutt Present Coupon at Time of Purchase j NAfUmraCTORS-96 ! 100 Fruit Chews for Kids Expires October 18, 2007 Must Present Coupon at Time of Purchase ... ...... OPEfJ OfiniFIO COIISTOUCTIQII H4 ; 1 The Springville Area Chamber of Commerce has chosen Marcon, Inc. Finish Hardware Showroom, as the business of the Month for October. Marcon specializes spe-cializes in home accessories ranging from doorknobs to window coverings. "We work with new homebuilders but also do what we can for anyone that is looking to upgrade, replace, update or change some of the finishing touches in their home. We offer all those little things that are sometimes hard to find such as address numbers, num-bers, closet rods, shower rods, extra security locks, automated deadbolts and designer styles," said Brian Marshman, owner. Brian and Jocelyn Marshman have lived in Springville for over nine years running a general contracting and finish hardware business from their home. In 2006, the opportunity came along to purchase the building at 50 ifciyflavc? m2 Tcu T of Commera kjr JLJk, i. ':4 244 S. Main. "Since then it has been a great boom for the business and a pleasure to meet and work with more of the residents of Springville and Utah County," Coun-ty," said Brian. The goal of Marcon, Inc. is to provide a full selection se-lection of finish hardware and window coverings for a good price and in a timely mariner. Several of our products are special spe-cial order but are usually here in about a week. We also do full installation of our merchandise. This 833 S. 170 E. Provo 377-1011 boxmartofprovoyahoo.com 625 N. State St. Orem 224-2698 boxmartqwestoffice.net BREWING UP HALLOWEEN FUN SINCE 1990 mmi NOVtLTIES, COSTUMES, SHOES 1 70 NORTH MAIN SPANISH FORK .BW t . ..... rfi.' ' -v I j- 1 ) helps protect our customers' custom-ers' product warranties and gives them peace of mind. Brian and Jocelyn thank the Chamber for this great, honor and thank the residents resi-dents of Springville for supporting a new business in their hometown. "We welcome you all to come in a take a look around, and if there is something special you are looking for let us help you find it," said Jocelyn. Visit them today at 244 S. Main Street! 3 mir"iiil( M i r it , . (i Ii r . '.t""i iifc i Ft 1 .1 111 fc I t fcl k " fc-'fcS' |
