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Show i. t s Wednesday, November 8, 2000 The Park Record A-3 unto Seat r Ready for Real Steak? I m$ nmm$ m m i t - it" 1 t t i STEVE ZUSV P RECCWO Park City Fire Service District fire fighters received their annual season pass to The Canyons Friday from the resort's president Blaise Carrig, as recognition for their hard work. Districts join 0 Water and sewage together may improve by Joey Marquart OF THE RECORD STAFF Wdicr and sewer services from two districts came together Monday before Ihe County Commission to discuss their plans for tnendh cooperation in the future. The Mountain Regional Water Speci.il Service District and the SnvJerville Basin Sewer Improvement District presented a memorandum of understanding discussing the two entities' plan to work closely together with primary pri-mary goals in mind: improving stream flows, water quality and the hydrologic balance tor the Snydcmllc Basin. The districts emphasized, however, how-ever, that their cuncnt agreement dratt, written in conjunction with Mountain Regional Attorney John Ma bey, Jr.. is not binding Mountain Regional, which deals wt:h waier service, proposes in this plan to provide water free of cost to Hush the sewage lines of sewage service provider SBSID That is. as long as Mountain Regional has the water supply to do so. SBSID in turn would share water rights and flows, along with their sewage treatment facilities and effluent, to help relieve the burden on Mountain Regional of sending water from one basin to another The trans-basin water dcliverv County 0 Thefts, pranks among the top calls to Sheriff after busy week with missing boy by Joey Marquart Of THE RECORD STAFF The Summit County Sheriffs Department rescinded to 122 calls between Oct. ) and Nov. h. Of those calls. 11 were welfare checks, 11 were alarms, m were livestock problems, three were traffic accidents acci-dents and one was an attempt to locate. Oct. ,VI. a member of the news media reported that he had been threatened bv someone for tmnu I I I I I I I Ij I ii ! I: li f; to 2 Medium 1 Topping FuiJt plus an order at Twisty Bread 13 99 Ji I tax ir ' Two Medium Pazas each with 2 of Your Favorite Toppings m v 3 7 7k H !'! tv Hi 1"! 4 rft M COUNTY EDITOR: I forces for water balance services working quality, distribution the agreement stated, was of the most timely importance of the proposals. Together the two districts would help pay for and share the use of a Geographic Information System, which is a computer database data-base that the county is advocating for use by its separate departments. depart-ments. Such a system. Mountain Regional General Manager Doug Evans explained, would enable the user to look up the geographical geograph-ical locations of wells and other infrastructures. "This is a solid first step in working together." said SBS1D General Manager Rex Ausburn. Ausburn emphasised that, as Summit County grows there is a greater need for collaboration between the water and sewer service providers. That collaboration is also a team cffoit in the two districts' dealings with other water users and agencies lo reach their goals of improved maintenance ot the hydrologic balance, stream flows and water quality in the Snvderville Basin. This balance was explained by Evans, who reported that to work toward it SBSID would match their sewage flows with the amount of water coming in to the basin. If Mountain Regional had 300 gallons of water per minute being del'vered into the basm. he reporled. SBSID would match that in flow with a sewaje out Sheriff's to conduct interx tew v A SnyJerxille Basin resident reported Liter that day that a b2-year-old man in her residence was King assaulted by his brother-in-law. A Snydemlle Basin resident reported theft of a TV' and golf clubs from her friend's apartment on Oct. 31. A gas skip as reported on Oct. 31 at the Jeremy Ranch Bells Service Station. The driver took $18.35 in cas. Domino's Pizza Our last month's average delivery time Lsj j was 24 minutes! . 750 Kearns Blvd. 1 Business is Creat. Drivers are needed!" Park City - fit 2 Large Pur as 2 of Your Favorite Toppings i 2 liter of Cofce 1 99 ; tt t : -..."l'.is;j:itis :::::::: : t iff Any Larce Puia with Any of Your favorite Toppings ? (tO 99 I Joey Marquart 649-9014 ext.1 12 mm flow of about the same amount. Water exchange between Silver Creek and East Canyon (the water treatment plant) would be kept in balance by the agreement. The water from SBSID. Evans added, would of course be treated, treat-ed, clean water. Added Evans. Mountain Regional would in no way reduce the water How in East Canyon or jeopardise the water quality of the county Both Evans and Ausburn reported that the agreement was beneficial to both parties A more official agreement is planned for six weeks from now. while the current "agreement to agree." as Ausburn called it. awaits approval from the Summit County Commission Commissioner Sheldon Richins expressed unease at the thought of the exchange of waters between the two districts and the possible r.'suli of contamination of other vounty waters (aside from the polluted East Canyon Creek) 10 years in the future. He asked to hold commission approval unt.l a state water quality qual-ity official was able to take a look at the agreement. Evans in turn emphasized that the plan was in essence only an agreement enabling future agreements. agree-ments. Commissioner Eric Schnterh advised putting a possible motion otf until next Monday, alter a state official could confirm whether or not the deal was sound. Report A South Summit woman reported report-ed her husband Liter that day for entering her home to retrieve belongings when he was restricted from doing so. A tue-slash:ng occurred later that night in the Snydemlle Basm. In Coalville, two calls were made on four boys who were reportedly stealing and smashing pumpkins. One caller reported that her mother had left their residence to apprehend them. I he next day a Coalnllc resident resi-dent reported that his nfk had been stolen from his parked vehicle. vehi-cle. A resident a lew doors down Pteas see Sheriff, A-4 i I :I ill III ji1 :l One Large 2-Topping Piiz with a 10 pc. Order of Buffalo Wings !il Hi Hi 2 Liter Coe...J2.1 4 pc. 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