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Show A-6 Wednesday, February 12. 1997 The Park Record Park City Main St. Mall 801-647-9285 http:vAvw.beach-web.comSunglass r J r0 7 - rAA?:( Hor,i HOUf FU-OP '.ST ' W 1 . v 7 Say "goodbye" to parking hassles and "hello" to a FHEE ride! Try Transit, it's a great may to get around town For work or play, ride the hs eueryday From 7 a.m. to 1:10 a.m.. forget the fuss and ride the bus ' Oon ifcflMrrjD Gam SUNGLASS Outlet i.u.u-ijjm r y v 1 mmmimsmm(S Join us Friday, February 14 through Monday, February 17 for our fantastic 5th Anniversary Winter Clearance Sale. If you love our everyday savings of 20 to 70 off original retail prices, you'll flip for the fantastic anniversary specials at our 46 outlet stores. Shop stores like OshKosh B'Gosh, Mikasa and Levi's Outlet by Most. Get ready to shop like crazy and save like mad at our 5th Anniversary Winter Clearance Sale. It's four days of outlet-rageous savings! Mon. - Thurs. 10am - 7pm; Frl. a Sat. 10am - 9pm; Sun. 11am - 6pm. 1-801-645-7078 1-80 Exit 145, turn right at McDonald's onto Frontage Rd. http:www.charter-oak.comparkcity City Briefs More businesses validating The city's valet parking outreach out-reach program has had the desired effect: more Main Street business are purchasing parking validations, valida-tions, which give valet patrons $1 off their S4 fee per validation. Prior to this week, only the Wasatch Brew Pub and the Eating Establishment had bought the validations, val-idations, which the city offers to businesses for 50 cents each (the balance of the cost is footed bv the Public hearings today on some proposed Park City developments The Park City Planning Commission will conduct three public hearings Wednesdav. Feb 12 at its regular 7 p.m. meeting at the Marsac Building. 445 Marsac Ave. The public is welcome to attend. 545 Main Street An application is before the commission for a plat amendment which would combine three lots at approximately 545 Mam Street on the west side of Mam in between Hay Charlie and the Claimjumper restaurant (currently a "pocket park"'). The amendment combines three 25-feet-wide by "5-feet-deep lots and one 2-1 '2-feet-wide by 25-feet-deep "'remnant" into one whole property that would then be developed under a single plan. The applicant is DMJM Architects for the Bamberger Company, and planning staff has recommended approval of the amendment given some conditions. condi-tions. The development has City Court Busy day in Third Circuit Court Judge Roger A. Livingston sentenced sen-tenced 15 offenders Tuesday. Feb. 4 in Park Citv's Third Circuit Court. Kviee Koshel Affleck. 25. of Summit Park was found guiltv of alcohol-related reckless driving, an amended plea from driving under 9oao i city i. But this week, the city announced five more businesses had corne on-line with the v ouch-ers ouch-ers David Whitter. Photocrarhv Great Garb. R:erhorse Cafe. Rugged Elegance ini Szechwan Chinese Restaurar.: Promotions for the alet sysierr. are running m this issue and the Feb '.5 issue of The Park Record, ar.c include the names of the businesses participating partici-pating m the validation program already been large) approved bv the Historic District Corr.rr.issior. 1245 Deer Valley Dri e The Jack Johnson Compar.v has submmed an application to the Park Citv Planning Commission for a ,.Ci.:squa:e-foot ,.Ci.:squa:e-foot office building a: 1 25 Deer Valley Dme next to the Lewis. Wolcott k Dorr.bush office building build-ing Current), the applicant is seeking a Conditional Use Permit for their overall plan at the site, which is within an area zoned for commercial uses No recommendation recommen-dation has been made b planning plan-ning staff The Chateaux (78-unit condo complex in Deer Valle.i I A public hearing on the proposed pro-posed "S-umt Chateaux condominium condo-minium and commercial project in Silver Lake is being re-opened this Wednesdav before the planning plan-ning commission for direction on final conditions of approval, which would not take effect until Feb 26. the influence of alcohol iDUIi. Affleck was fined $300 and sentenced sen-tenced to 30 days in jail, of w hich 30 days were suspended. Chad Wesley Brough. 28. of West Valley City pleaded and was found guilty of unlawful acquisition, pos- r FACTORY STORES Good service aim Cf4 V Genaro Armendari2 was awarded last Thursday with Park Cirv Municipal's quarterly Service Excellence award. Armendariz works for the city's Public Works Department in streets maintenance, mainte-nance, and was cited bv his boss. The Chateaux would be built upon 3.24 acres at 7815 Royal Street East (across Royal from the Silver Lake plaza. Deer Valley Club. Goldener Hirsch and the Sterlingwood condominiums!. condomini-ums!. The project currently calls for "8 condominium units and about 25.000 square-feet of commercial and support commercial com-mercial space. session and or transfer of a credit card. Brough was fined $600 and sentenced to 45 days in jail, of which $400 and 45 davs were suspended. Caleb R. Cassidy. 23. of Park City pleaded and was found guilty of disorderly dis-orderly conduct, and had another charge dismissed by the court. Cassidy was fined $500 and sentenced sen-tenced to 60 days in jail, of which $425 and 60 days were suspended. Bernadino Aguirre Chavez. 28. of Park City pleaded and was found guilty of operating a vehicle without insurance. He was fined $750 and sentenced to 120 days in jail, of which $650 and 120 days were suspended. sus-pended. Christopher B. Dorsey. 29. of Park City was found guilty of failure to obey a sign, and was fined, via bail forfeiture. $122. Joseph Leo Frohmader. 33. of Park City pleaded and was found guilty of intoxication. He was fined $700 and sentenced to 90 days in jail, of which $650 and 90 days were suspended. sus-pended. Jim Gabovda. 55. of Woods Cross had a plea to disorderly conduct con-duct placed in abeyance by the' court and was fined $50. Carolyn L. Harrison. 59. of Park City had a plea of retail theft placed in abeyance by the court. Harrison was fined $200 and required to perform per-form eight hours of community service. ser-vice. SM John Lind, for displaying initiative in solving problems and getting things done. At Thursday's city council meeting, meet-ing, members Hugh Daniels (center) (cen-ter) and Shauna Kerr presented Armendariz with the award. According to planning staff, most of the project is within Park City codes. However, a tower architectural feature is planned that exceeds height limits, but has the support of the staff. Materials and colors of The Chateaux have also been listed by staff as possible possi-ble issues before the commission. Some public input has already been taken on this project. Christopher Robert Melby, 23, of Bountiful pleaded and was found guilty of disorderly conduct. He w as fined $250 and sentenced to 25 days in jail, of which $200 and 25 days were suspended. Felix Earl Nez, 23, of Grantsville pleaded and was found guilty of driving dri-ving without registration, and had two other charges dismissed. Nez was fined $20. Ronald Elwyn Purdom, 67. of Park City had a plea to a charge of failure to report an accident with an unattended vehicle placed in abeyance by the court provided he pays restitution to the vehicle's owner. Purdom was fined $50. Peter Stuart Rude, 24, of Kamas pleaded and was found guilty of DUI and had another charge dismissed dis-missed by the court. Rude was fined $1290 and sentenced to 90 days in jail, of which $290 and 88 days were suspended. Rude was also required to perform 24 hours of community service by the court. Anseuno Sammano, 21, of Salt Lake City was found guilty of operating oper-ating a vehicle without insurance and never obtaining a driver's license, and had another charge dismissed dis-missed by the court. Sammano had his sentence stayed by the court until March 1, unless he leaves the country. Patricia W. Smith, 37, of Park City pleaded and was found guilty of disorderly conduct, and had another charge dismissed by the court. Smith was fined $750 and sentenced to 90 days in jail, of which 90 days were suspended. Dustin Jay Sullivan, 27, of Salt Lake City pleaded and was found guilty of speeding, and was fined $57. Another charge was dismissed by the court. ipSTTff! 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