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Show Saturday, September 23, 2000 The Park Record A-8 T r ' - i 4 Send them back to school with the right tools. l V FCC to hold Indian Telecom Training Initiative Kids the days need internet access to research projects. Snd information, access their schcoi's servei or web site, ai'd do their very best work. Many parents can track then students graces and attendance through the schools web sites. All West Internet one's unlimited on-line hours local access no long distance lees, toll free customer assistance and I0M8 FREE Web Site spate per account all using the latest hgh speed 56k. V 90 technology dd to that three e man addresses so the whole family can have their own We even oer ult'a high speed Dedicated APSl Access to selected areas GET ON-LINE TODAY! Call Toll-Fr: 888-292-NET-1 Or vUlt: www.allwejt.neiimernei CCEDIT0 domain NAME ttGISTM Applications and Software available at: 1 (I '- 1 ":".V -J All UJ Tbtlitf Park City 2029 Sidewinder Dr. Suite 102. Pari; City ,4i5' MJ-5259 questions(rarkcitvlab.com submitted by the Federal Communications Commission As America enters the Information Age, too many of its original inhabitants are still suffering suffer-ing from an Information Divide. According to the 1W0 Census, less than half of Native American households on reservations possess that most basic of telecommunications telecommunica-tions services, the telephone (as compared to 94 percent of all Americans) To help remedy this problem, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), in cooperation with the National Exchange Carrier Association, will t conducting the Indian Telecom Training Initiative (ITT 1 2000), a four-day tribal leader telecommunications seminar. This historic training event, which takes place Sept. 25 through 28 at the Radisson Hotel in St. Paul, Minn , will provide tribal leaders with the best and most up-to-date informs tion available to help increase telecommunications services in native communities. In addition, a limited number of scholarships are available to tribal governments that wish to attend ITTI 2000 but may not have the financial resources. "We all must work to bridge the telecommunications divide separating separat-ing tribal lands from the rest of America," argues FCC Chairman William E. Kennard. "All Americans should have equal access to the opportunities of the information Age. This training event is an important step in the right direction." ITTI 2000 is designed to help bridge this telecommunication divide for tribal residents, namely by providing tribal leaders with information on how to find and make decisions about telecommuni cations service solutions. ITTI 2000 will also identify resources available to tribal residents to assist their efforts in securing access to and improving the affordability of telecommunications services on tribal reservations. Over 50 experts from U.S. agencies, tribal communities, communi-ties, the private sector, and foundations founda-tions will provide technical, financial finan-cial and regulatory information to tribal leaders about the telecommunications telecommu-nications industry. Co-sponsors of the event include: ALLTEL, AT&T, BellSouth, CHR Solutions, CIRI. DAKOTA.2000, Ericsson Inc., General Services Employee Association, Globalstar LP, Lucent Technologies, Lukas, Nace, Gutierrez & Sachs, Minnesota American Indian Chamber of Commerce, National Indian Telecommunications Institute, National Science Foundation, National Telephone Cooperative Association, Northcoast Communications LLC, Public Service Telephone Company, QWEST, Rural Telephone Finance Cooperative, SBC Corporation, TACH YON, TAMSCO, Telecordia Technologies, Inc., U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Utilities Service, U.S. Department of Interior Bureau of Indian Affairs, U.S. General Services Administration, U.S. Small Business Administration, Verizon, Western New Mexico Telephone, and Western Wireless Corporation. . For more information on the seminar and on the availability of scholarships for tribal governments, please call 1-888-C ALL-FCC (1-888-225-5322 (1-888-225-5322: (717) 338-2888; or e-mail the FCC at ITTI2000fcc.gov. Additional information is available at the FCC Indian Initiatives web site at: www.fcc.govindians. 2001 GMC Yukon XL "Best in Class" I S . . -. ' . , , Q, 1 I Salt Lake Valley GMC I 33rd South at 7th West Salt Lake City, UT Make your best PEAL, then present this coupon for an additional $300! 801-265-1511 Visit us on the web ww-w-.saltlakevalleygmc.com Do one thing. Do it well. J Public Meeting Information, Sept. 23-30, 2000 SUMMIT COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS SEPTEMBER 25. 2000 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN mat the Sommit County Board of Commissioners win meet in regular session Sept 25. 2000 m the Commission Chambers of the Summit Cou'ity Courthouse Coalville, Utah, at 9 00 a m. , 9 00 a m - Work Session: Commission Reports. Agenda. Minutes 9 30 a m.- Executive Session - Personnel 10 30 a m - Executive Session Property Acquisition 1 1 00 a m - Work Session: Department Business 1 Department Requests. Travel Approvals 2 Other Department Business 1 30 a m - Update - Recycling Program: La Mar Richins. Mike CHara 200 p m - Consideration ot Condo Plat Approval. Canyon Creek Development ffclner Road Lesley Bums. Alan Metos 2:30 p m - Discussion - Request to abandon County owned property near Old Ranch Road and Spirt Rail Lane Lawrence and Garth Read 3 00 p m - Executive Session LiKiation 4 00 p m - Continued discussion - Promontory Development Application the Pivotal Group Doug Dotson Posted September 21, 2000 PARK CITY PLANNING COMMISSION - MARSAC BUILDING SEPTEMBER 27, 2000 WORK SESSION 5:30 P.M. Items scheduled tor work session are for discussion purposes between the Planning Staff, the protect applicants and the Planning Commission too Acfon wtf be taken. The public is encouraged to attend, however no puolc testimony wil be received. For further information, informa-tion, please call the Planning Department at 615-5O60. Land Management Code. Phase II - Chapter 4 Review ol Regular Aoenda REGULAR MEETING - 7:00 P.M. ROLL CALL ADOPTION OF MINUTES OF AUGUST 2. 2000 PUBLIC COMMUNICATIONS STAFF'COMVISSIONER S COMMUNICATIONS CONSENT AGENDA 7815 Roval Street. Chateaux at Silver Lake. Building C-Amendments to the Conditional Use Permit OLD BUSINESS 1000 Park Avenue town Pointe Condominiums - CUP for 41 units (Public Hearing & Possible Action) Land Management Code. Phase II - Chapter 4 (Public Heanng 4 Possible Action! NEW BUSINESS 2400 Deer Valley Drive East. Powdei Run Condominiums CUP tor telecommuni cations tacilty (!-ubtic Heanng & Possible Action) Deer Valley Resort. Crownpoint Sk rft - CUP for telecommunications facrtty on lift house (Public Hearing 4 Possible Action) Belle Arbor 0 Deer Valley- uxxJormnrum concersion application (Public Heanng & Possible Action) 1375 Deer Valley Dnve South. Deer Valley Plaza - CUP for telecommumca lions taalrty (Public Heanng & Possible Action) SNYDERVILLE BASIN SEWER IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT BOARD OF TRUSTEES - SEPTEMBER 25, 2000 - 8 PM. DUtrict Office. 2800 Homestead Road I. CALL TO ORDER II. CONSENT AGENDA - A Approval of Board Meeting Minutes for Sept 11. 2000 B Piat Approval 1 201 Norfolk Ave Subdivision 2. Westgate 3. Club Regent Pa City Subdivision (Frostwood Parcel F-1) C. Final Design Approval - The Colony at While Pine Canyon Phase 3A D Escrow Fund Approval - Quarry Mountain Ranch - Retain 20 Percent E Authorize Advance on Expenses for WEFTEC and for Caselle User Conference F Authonte Filling of District Engineer Posrhon III PUBLIC INPUT IV APPROVAL OF EXPENDITURES V SUBDIVISION PROJECTS A Line extension agreementmafica tion - Creshnew 122 REs B Preliminary Design Approval - Crestview VI. CAPITAL PROJECTS A ECTP Phase II Expansion and Upgrade Update B Approve Agreement with CaroUo Engineers tor CMS and Related Service! VII. DISTRICT MANAGER A Action Hems UASD Annual Convention, Nov 16-17. 2000, Provo Mamott Hotel B. Discussion Items 1 Proposed User Fee Rate Increases 2 Fan 2000 "To Do" List 3 SWDC Change Exchange Applications C. Information Items, 1 Monthly Financial Statement . 2 Splitter Relocation VIII. OTHER BUSINESS IX ADJOURN X. E XECUTIVE SESSION Personnel HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION - OCTOBER 2. 2000 5:00 P.M. STAFFCOMMISSIONER'S COMMUNICATIONS 5:30 P.M. WORK SESSION 804 and 875 Main Street - Design review of pedestrian bridge by Town Lit! Design Review Task force 327 Woodside Avenue Design review of a single family residence REGULAR MEETING ROLL CALL. ADOPTION OF MINUTES OF AUGUST 21. 2000 PUBLIC COMMUNICATIONS PUBLIC HEARINGS DISCUSSION' ACTION ITEMS 430 Mam Street Design review of Distorted plaque HDC Grant Funds Disposition 409 Woodside Ave Design review ot a single family residence on a steep slope 1000 Park Avenue. 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