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Show The Newspaper Thursday, October 28, 1982 Page A5 Newspaper Q y qDtap .(BHoncfl vO 7EFOR IAMES B. Spriggs, Lefler in recorder race The race for County Recorder Re-corder matches Democrat Alan Spriggs against Independent In-dependent Elizabeth. Lefler, running for the post being vacated by incumbent Wanda Spriggs. This is condensed from information provided by Park City-Summit County League of Women Voters. Alan Spriggs, the son of the present recorder, is a Summit Sum-mit County native who now lives in Coalville. A registered regis-tered Utah abstractor and licensed title insurance agent, Spriggs has been associated with the Summit County Recorder's office for the past 10 years. In addition, addi-tion, he has managed a title company in Summit County for several years. "I have also worked in many of the recorders' offices throughout the state," Spriggs says. "I have personally filed for record over 5,000 documents, as well as condominium and subdivision plats, and followed fol-lowed these documents through the recording process. pro-cess. "Through this work I have gained an understanding of the recorder's duties as required by law, and the needs of the public and business community." Spriggs says that his formal training includes 200 hours of instiuction in five Utah land title courses. He is also a graduate of Weber State College, where he studied business and trained in drafting and platting. According to the League of Women Voters, there is reported to be a six-week backlog in the recording schedule at the courthouse. Spriggs feels the county's' computer system could be better utilized to handle some of the indexing and J, ' -..-3s?' 1 f I"-.' YJ Y'.V'I V .' "t - , Allen Spriggs i IlllpiS Elizabeth Lefler related work. "Much of the abstracting and indexing must be done manually and the original documents are not returned until they are completely processed. Currently the recorder's office has over 200,000 documents on file, and is adding 1,000 to 1,200 documents per month." Sprigg's opponent, Elizabeth Eliza-beth Lefler, is a resident of Woodland. In her response to the League of Women Voters, she cites "considerable "consider-able experience" in office management and meeting the public. "I have had 12 years of banking experience. Some of this time has been spent in the mortgage department dealing specifically with these kinds of documents. I am acquainted with different filing systems used in banking bank-ing and government." When asked about hei formal training for th recorder's job, she responds "There is no specific formal training required... "I plan to visit other offices, thereby gaining from, their experience. Associated Counties of Utah holds a workshop in December that I will attend." Lefler claims that there is no backlog in the recording of documents. "Documents are recorded on the day of arrival. The lapse in time is because of time necessary to microfilm, develop, verify, etc., and return to customer." cus-tomer." First on Lefler's list of priorities is "to learn the now established system being used," while at the same time "remaining open for new ideas and better ways to fulfill my position." City Council Upcoming CI October 28 si p pYl f o At City Hall in Park City 1 p.m. Closed Session - Litigation Matters 2 p.m. Work Session - Legislative Issues Capital Improvements Program Pro-gram Update At Memorial Building in Park City 5 p.m. Regular Meeting of City Council AGENDA I ROLL CALL PUBLIC INPUT II MINUTES OF MEETING OF OCTOBER 14, 1982 III PUBLIC COMMUNICATIONS AND PETITIONS PETI-TIONS 1. Condominiumization Plat Approval for Empire Coalition 2. Appeal of Historic District Commission Decision Regarding Solar Collector Design, on Woodside Avenue 3. Request from KPCW for Waiver of Building Build-ing Permit Fees IV COMMUNICATIONS AND REPORTS FROM COUNCIL V RESIGNATIONS AND APPOINTMENTS 1. Reappointment of 2 Members to Library Board, and Appointment of 1 New Member, to Expire July 1, 1985. VI ORDINANCE 1. Ordinance Regulating Peddlers, Solicitors, Street Musicians, Transient Merchants, Convention Con-vention Sales and the Sale of Goods, Services or Merchandise in or from the Public Streets or Other Public Property and Regulating the Use oi Public Property for Private Purposes. Pur-poses. VII UNFINISHED BUSINESS 1. Ordinance Providing for the Control of Noise Emanating from Licenses Beer and Liquor Establishments Vhl NEW BUSINESS 1. Resolution Declaring Week of October 31st, as "Building Safety is No Accident Week" in Park City PA1 Re-elect ff f . lift. J 0 Summit County Commissioner Dedicated public servant who has time for the job Vote Republican V RV 1 yWM ) ""ill I Hi .Wi . '-:-; o . """ ' ' " ! 1 4 il I ( ft ! .f s x. Current Justice of the Peace serving since 1 964. Past president Utah State justice of the Peace Association (3 terms). Instrumental in establishing mandatory training and certification for Justice of the Peace and inclusion of the Justice of the Peace under the Utah State Judicial Qualification and Ethics Commission. Strong advocate of due process with equal treatment under the law for everyone. PARK CITY PRECINCT JUSTICE OF THE PEACE THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT VOTE NOV. 2 . W ' 0 . - V .v - . . r. .,v VP I S t jf ' ' ' S i WAS' - nl U 4 5 At6 1 e |