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Show Piae A12 Thursday, March LEGAL NOTICE ORDINANCE Ordinance No. 82-7 AN ORDINANCE FIXING THE RATE OF PAY FOR EMPLOYEES OF PARK CITY MUNICIPAL CORPORATION COR-PORATION BE IT ORDAINED BY THE City Council of Park City, Utah, that; Section 1. Classification. All employees em-ployees shall fall within one of two categories of service, which are classified service and nonclassified non-classified service. Classified service employees em-ployees shall Include all appointees and employees em-ployees In all positions existing now or hereafter created, except the following positions: (a) Elected officials and persons appointed to fill the vacant terms of any elected official; (b) Members of boards, commissions, or committees; commit-tees; (c) The City Manager, City Attorney and Justice of the Peace; (d) Persons employed or retained as independent contractors to provide technical or professional services as specified in their contracts; and; (e) Volunteer personnel. Section 2. Appointment of Non-Classlfled Personnel. Person-nel. The City Manager, City Attorney, and Justice of the Peace and Golf Professional, are nonclassified non-classified employees or appointees, of the Mayor and Council and shall serve at the pleasure of the Mayor and Council. The Golf Professional shall be appointed by and serve at the pleasure of the City Manager. Such appointments appoint-ments shall be without specified terms, and shall be at a salary to be fixed warn term? f3 m. , i . . 1 , : i 1 1 1 5 ' 1 1 4, 1982 The Newspaper by the Mayor and Council at the time of appointment. appoint-ment. The salary of non-classified non-classified appointees shall be set and adjusted in the annual compensation compen-sation resolution adopted as a part of the budget process. Section 3. Appointment of Classified Personnel. All other employees are appointees of the City Manager subject to the terms and provisions of the personnel rules of Park City Municipal Corporation, Cor-poration, with the exception excep-tion of the Library Director who shall be appointed by, and serve at the pleasure of the Library Board. Section 4. Job Classes. All positions in the classified service shall be grouped into classes, and each class shall Include positions similar in character, skill levels, and responsibility so that the same range of compensation compen-sation shall apply under substantially the same employment conditions. Section 5. Pay Plan: In accordance with the classification system there shall be a pay plan that specifies the minimum and maximum rate of pay for positions within each classification. The City Manager shall set the individual compensation compen-sation for each employee within the allowable range established for that employee's em-ployee's position. Section 6. Annual Compensation Com-pensation Ordinance: The pay plan and compensation compen-sation ranges for each classification of employment em-ployment within the pay plan shall be reviewed annually an-nually by the Council as a part of preparation of the budget for the next succeeding suc-ceeding fiscal year. The pay plan, as revised, will GLAND CO. 649-9066 be adopted by the Council in the annual compensation compen-sation resolution, presented presen-ted to the Council for consideration con-sideration as a part of the budget adoption process. In the event that no new pay plan is adopted, the pay plan in effect under the most recently adopted compensation resolution shall remain in effect. At the time this ordinance Is adopted, the Council shall also adopt a compensation compen-sation resolution governing govern-ing the balance of the present fiscal year. Future revisions in the compensation compen-sation resolution or pay plan shall take effect at the beginning of the new fiscal year, except that obvious ob-vious errors or omissions may be corrected and compensation for newly created positions may be set at any time of resolution, which may be immediately effective. Section 7. Administration: Ad-ministration: The pay plan shall be administered in accordance with the terms of the personnel rules of Park City Municipal Corporation, Cor-poration, except that the Council may, at the time of adoption of the compensation com-pensation resolution, make any changes in the pay plan or other aspects of compensation, it sees fit which are consistent with the personnel rules, including modifications in employee benefits. Section 8. Effective Date: This Ordinance shall become effective upon publication. PASSED AND ADOPTED ADOP-TED this 25th day of February 1982. PARK CITY MUNICIPAL CORPORATION. John C. Green, Jr., Mayor. Published in The Newspaper March 4, 1982. Triplex for Sale $65,000 per unit 2 - 2 Bedroom units 1 - 3 Bedroom unit Fenced yard, 3 decks, basement. Owner financing available. Call Greg Schirf, 649-9066. LEGAL NOTICE RESOLUTION Resolution No. 6-82. A RESOLUTION SETTING GOLF COURSE USER FEES FOR THE PARK CITY MUNICIPAL GOLF COURSE FOR 1982 WHEREAS, Park City desires to maintain a high quality golf course for the use and enjoyment of city residents and visitors; and WHEREAS, the Park City Municipal Golf Course is expected to produce a substantial portion of its own operating revenue; IT IS THEREFORE RESOLVED, that the green fees for the Park City Municipal Golf Course for the calendar year 1982 areas follows: Section 1. Green Fees. The green fees for all players, regardless of age, shall be eleven dollars ($11.00) for eighteen (18) holes and six dollars and fifty cents ($6.50) for nine (9) holes. These rates apply ap-ply for all days during the golfing season, with no increase for weekend play. Section 2. Cart Rental. Power carts are available for rental from the Park City Municipal Golf Course at the following rates: No. of 18 9 Bags holes holes 2 $13.00 $8.00 3 $16.00 $9.00 4 $18.00 $10.00 Private carts are available for eight dollars ($8.00) for eighteen (18) holes or five dollars ($5.00) for nine (9) holes. Section 3. Resident Passes. Season passes to the Park City Municipal Golf Course which waive an unlimited amount in green fees, but not cart rental fees, are as follows: Adult Season Pass $200 per golfing season Junior Season Pass $125 per golfing season. Junior passes will be sold to persons seventeen (17) years of age or younger, and shall not be valid after two o'clock (2:00) p.m. on weekends or holidays. Season passes are nontransferable. non-transferable. Section 4. Resident Playing Card. A resident playing card is available for Park City residents (or property owners) for twenty twen-ty dollars ($20.00) per . golfing . . season. Upon presentation of the J Playing card, the holder is entitled to a discount of fifty percent (50 percent) on all green fees, but not cart rentals. The playing discount is valid on weekends and holidays, as well as other times during the golfing season. Playing cards are nontransferable. non-transferable. Section 5. Residency Deflnod. For purposes of this Resolution, the term "resident" shall mean anyone residing within the corporate limits of Park City, or having a vacation home or other property located within the city limits. The Golf Pro is expected ex-pected to request reasonable evidence of residency before selling resident season passes or playing cards. Adopted this 25th day of February, 1982. PARK CITY MUNICIPAL CORPORATION John C. Green, Jr., Mayor. Published in The Newspaper March 4, 1982. LEGAL NOTICE ORDINANCE Ordinance No. 82-6. AN ORDINANCE FIXING THE RATE OF COMPEN-SATION COMPEN-SATION FOR ELECTED OFFICIALS OF PARK CITY MUNICIPAL CORPORATION COR-PORATION BE IT ORDAINED by the City Council of Park City, Summit County, Utah as follows: Section 1: Effective upon the publication of this Ordinance, the compensation com-pensation for elected officials of-ficials of Park City shall be as follows: The Mayor shall be paid $1,000 per month, not to exceed $12,000 in any one year. The members of the City Council shall be paid $75.00 per regularly scheduled Council meeting attended, including in-cluding work sessions, not to exceed $3,600 in any one year. Section 2: The Mayor and Council members shall be entitled to receive $100 per month to cover their reasonable and necessary expenses incurred in-curred in the performance of their duties as elected officials. Section 3: Section 2-2-6 and Section 27-1-1 of the Revised Ordinances of Park City, 1976, and Ordinance Or-dinance No. 21-73, and all prior ordinances which are inconsistent with this Ordinance Or-dinance are hereby repealed. Section 4: This Ordinance Or-dinance shall take effect upon publication. ADOPTED this 25th day of February, 1982. PARK CITY MUNICIPAL CORPORATION John C. Green, Jr., Mayor. Published in The Newspaper March 4, 1982. LEGAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Summit County Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, April 6, 1982, beginning at 5:00 p.m. in the Summit County Courthouse. Court-house. The purpose of the hearing is to consider proposed amendments to the Summit County Development Code including in-cluding proposed regulations pertaining to time share projects. The public is encouraged to attend. at-tend. Copies of the proposed amendments can be obtained from the Summit County Planning Office prior to the hearing. Published in The Newspaper March 4, 1982. LEGAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Board of Adjustment Adjust-ment on Zoning of Park City, Utah, will at its meeting to be held Tuesday, March 16, 1982, beginning at 5:00 p.m. at the Marsac School on Marsac Avenue (south entrance), en-trance), consider the following appeals with respect to the enforcement enforce-ment of the zoning ordinance or-dinance and IT IS HEREBY REQUIRED THAT EACH CASE UP FOR HEARING WILL BE PRESENTED AND ARGUED BEFORE THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT AD-JUSTMENT EITHER BY THE PETITIONER OR BY AN AUTHORIZED AGENT. IF REPRESENTED BY AN AGENT, THE AGENT MUST HAVE WRITTEN AUTHORIZATION FROM THE OWNER. Agenda Item No. 1 Application of Lessing Stern, the owner of the property located at 1002 Woodside Avenue, requests a variance to allow for the construction of an attached garage within the required side yard setback and for a reduction in the number of off-street parking spaces to be provided. Agenda Item No. 2 Application of the Powder Ridge Condominium Con-dominium owners, regarding regard-ing their four-unit project located at 1285 Norfolk Avenue, requesting a variance for the construction construc-tion of a roof over an existing stairway which would not maintain the required setback. Agenda Item No. 3 Approval of the minutes for meeting held March 2, 1982. ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN-TERESTED IN BEHALF OF OR IN OPPOSITION TO ANY OF THE APPLICATIONS AP-PLICATIONS WILL BE GIVEN AN OPPORTUNITY TO BE HEARD AT THE MEETING. Published in The Newspaper March 4, 11, 1982. LEGAL NOTICE Public notice is hereby given that the City Council of Park City, Utah will meet at 5 p.m. on March 11, 1982, for the purpose of hearing public input on the following subjects. Copies of the material is available for review in the recorder's office at City Hall in Park City. 1. An ordinance setting set-ting fees for business licenses in Park City. 2. An ordinance approving ap-proving rates for commercial commer-cial sanitation, set by the commercial trash franchisee. fran-chisee. Park City Municipal Corporation M.R. Olson, Recorder. Published in The Newspaper March 4, 11, 1982. LEGAL NOTICE ORDINANCE Ordinance No. 82-5. SKI LIFT - HCB AND HR1 ZONES AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CERTAIN SECTIONS OF ORDINANCE OR-DINANCE 8-80A TO PERMIT PER-MIT THE INCLUSION OF TRAMWAY BASE FACILITIES AND RIGHT-OF-WAY AND MID-LOADING MID-LOADING POINTS IN THE HR1 ZONE AS CONDITIONAL CON-DITIONAL USES. WHEREAS, the owners of property within the HCB and HR1 zone districts have petitioned the City Council for a change in zoning to permit the construction con-struction and operation of tramways as conditional uses within those zones; and WHEREAS, the Planning Plan-ning Commission has approved ap-proved of the concept of construction and operating tramways in those zones, subject to a detailed conditional use review process; and WHEREAS, the City Council believes that the change in use of these zones will serve the general community needs by reducing automobile traffic in the Main Street Historic District, encourage en-courage pedestrian traffic in the traffic in the neighborhood neigh-borhood redevelopment area, and provide economic stability for that drcT NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the City Council of Park City, Utah, that Section 7 of Ordinance Ordinan-ce 8;80A of the Land Management Code, effective effec-tive August 28, 1980 and amended June 15, 1981, is amended by the addition of a new Subsection 7.5, TRAMWAYS. Section 1. ADDITION OF SECTIONS: 7.5 TRAMWAYS. 7.5.1 Definitions. For purposes pur-poses of this section, the following definitions will apply. Passenger Tramway -shall mean a mechanical device for the primary purpose of transporting passengers by means of chairs or enclosed compartments com-partments which are suspended from cables or travel along cables on or above the ground including in-cluding each of the devices described in Section Sec-tion 63-11-38 of the Utah Code Annotated, 1953, as amended, and also passenger carrying devices operating on rails. Liftway shall refer to the necessary right-of-way, both surface and air space for the operation of any tram covered by this section. Liftway Setback - shall mean the minimum allowable distance between bet-ween the side line of the liftway and any structure. 7.5.2 Conditional Use. The location and use of the liftway shall be a conditional con-ditional use in the HR1 zone and tbe HCB zone. The location of base and terminal facilities for the passenger tramway shall be a conditional use in the HCB zone. 7.5.3 Conditional Use Review. Conditional Use Permits under this section shall be issued only after public hearing before the Planning Commission, and upon the Planning Commission finding that all of the following conditions con-ditions can be met: (a) Ownership of Liftway. Lift-way. The applicant owns or controls the liftway necessary to construct and operate the passenger tramway. For the purpose of this section, ownership or control is established if the applicant can demon-. strate that he has title to the property being crossed by the liftway, or an easement over that property, or options to acquire the property or an easement, or a leasehold interest in the property (or an option to acquire a leasehold) of at least fifteen fif-teen (15) years duration. Ownership or control of portions of the liftway which cross over public streets may be demonstrated demon-strated by a written permit or license to cross the street, signed by the governmental entity which has jurisdiction over the street crossed. Any combination com-bination of ownership and leasehold interests that gives the applicant possession and control over the entire course of the liftway, and over the land necessary for base and terminal facilities shall be sufficient to give the applicant standing to apply for the conditional use. (b) Width. The liftway shall extend a distance of at least ten (10) feet outwards out-wards from the vertical plane established by the outermost surface of the passenger tramway (which generally is the outside edge of the chair or passenger compartment) on each side of the tramway's tram-way's course excluding base and terminal structures. struc-tures. Width is computed in this manner, rather than measuring from the center line of the passenger tramway or the cable in order to provide a minimum clearance of ten (10) feet on each side of the liftway regardless of the configuration of the passenger-carrying elements. ele-ments. (c) Base or Terminal Facilities. The passenger tramway can be constructed construc-ted without the installation in-stallation of base or terminal ter-minal facilities within the HR1 zone. Mid-loading and unloading points are allowed in the HR1 zone. (d) Crossing of Public Roads. The applicant must show that all components of the passenger tramway and any components of the liftway, such as safety netting provide a minimum clearance of eighteen (18) feet over major roads and fourteen (14) feet over residential streets. In addition, ad-dition, the applicant must show compliance or the ability to comply with any safety or height restrictions restric-tions which might be imposed im-posed by any governmental governmen-tal agency .having jurisdiction jurisdic-tion over public roads crossed by the liftway: ' (e) Utility Clearance. The applicant must show that all portions of the passenger tramway including in-cluding any associated safety netting constructed with it, provides a minimum clearance of ten (10) feet over any wires or utility lanes which it crosses, and that the applicant ap-plicant has complied with or has the ability to comply com-ply with safety restrictions or regulations imposed by utilities having possession or control over wires that tramway crosses over. (f) Historic District Commission Review. The applicant must show that the Historic District Commission has reviewed the proposal, and a neighborhood neigh-borhood impact analysis of the proposal showing how the liftway and passenger tramway effects the area. The neighborhood neighbor-hood impact analysis shall address the visual impacts of towers, netting, net-ting, power lines, fencing and screening; the means used to control noise from mechanical elements of the tramway; the means used to control noise, litter, lit-ter, smoking and fire hazards, and other impacts im-pacts on buildings and property in close proximity to the liftway (including seasons and hours of operation); revegetation of the liftway and any access roads necessary for construction; construc-tion; and an analysis of the economic impacts of the proposal on the neighborhood neigh-borhood and how it will alter or stabilize the residential and commercial commer-cial character of the affected affec-ted zones. The Historic District Commission shall compile its findings with respect to the project and forward those findings, together with the Commission's Com-mission's recommendation recommen-dation to the Planning Commission for final action. ac-tion. (g) Parking and Traffic Plans. The applicant must present a parking, traffic, and transportation plan pertaining to the passenger tramway for the . review and approval of the Planning Commission. The plan must address at least the following considerations: con-siderations: auto, bus, and pedestrian traffic which could be generated by the tramway, the impacts of this traffic on the adjoining ad-joining landowners and the neighborhood In general, parking demand created by the tramway and how that parking would be provided. Th traffic and parking plan may be Included In the neighborhood impact analysis. The parking requirements and Impacts of a tramway will vary within the zones depending depen-ding upon the location and the ability of the applicant to make use of existing public and private parking facilities; therefore, no specific requirements has been set. The applicant Is expected to show workable means of dealing with the traffic generated by the tramway construction construc-tion and operation, including in-cluding such regulations as resident parking permits, per-mits, off site traffic controls con-trols and facilities, or similar means tor controlling con-trolling traffic and minimizing off site impacts on adjoining properties. (h) Liftway Setback. The minimum setback between be-tween the liftway and any existing dwelling shall be eight (8) feet, in addition to the width of the liftway Itself. It-self. This setback may be waived with the written consent of the owner of the affected dwelling, which consent shall be in a form suitable for recording recor-ding with the County Recorder. (I) State Registration. Any tramway constructed under a conditional use permit will be subject to safety regulation by the Passenger Tramway Safety Committee of the State Department of Transportation. Tran-sportation. The applicant is expected to involve the State in the planning process to the extent necessary to inform the Commission of state requirements in order to avoid the imposition of inconsistent requirements by the state and the Planning Plan-ning Commission. (D Public Purpose Served. The Planning Commission Com-mission must find that the construction and operation of the tramway serves the overall community com-munity interests by accomplishing ac-complishing or furthering community goals such as reducing traffic congestion and volume between the downtown area and the base facilities of the ski resorts, encouraging en-couraging pedestrian traffic traf-fic in the downtown neighborhood redevelopment redevelop-ment area, stabilizing the economic base of the Historic District, and , mitigating the demand for ' parking in the Historic District. 7.5.4 Status of Land Within Llftway.Lots or other land which is burdened bur-dened by the easement for the liftway are entitled to count the land within the liftway for calculation of open space for improvement im-provement of that property. proper-ty. Normal setback and sideyard requirements apply ap-ply from the lot line or property boundary. Structures Struc-tures may be constructed within the liftway, subject to the terms of the easement agreement between be-tween the lot owner and the owner of the liftway. 7.5.4.1 Structures Within Liftway. The owner of a lot or other property which is subject to the liftway lift-way easement may build within the confines of the easement, provided however that all construction construc-tion within the easement is a conditional use which requires approval of the Planning Commission and Historic District construction construc-tion which is inconsistant with the terms of the easement agreement. 7.5.5 Preservation of Historic Structures. It is the policy of the city to protect and preserve historic structures within the city whenever it is economically reasonable to do so. The proponant of the tramway project must provide a study which catalogues any structures within the liftway easement and identifying their historic value. The proponent must also show what alternatives have been considered for the protection and preservation preser-vation of those structures, such as making improvements im-provements of structural or fire safety systems or relocation of the structure. struc-ture. Section 2. AMENDMENT AMEND-MENT OF CERTAIN SECTIONS: Section 4.3.3.2 of Ordinance Or-dinance 8-80A is hereby amended to provide as follows: Public, private or commercial com-mercial recreation, recreation club, theater, assembly hall, school, church, hospital, or building for public administration. ad-ministration. Section 3 EFFECTIVE DATE: This Ordinance shall become effective upon publication. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 18th day of February 1982. Park City Municipal Corporation John C.Green, Jr. Mayor |