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AST G0U Voters Must Approve Loan to Complete Silver Lake Flat Project In connection with the General Election on the 3rd ofNovember, the voters in the North end of Utah County, comprising the cities cit-ies of Pleasant Grove, American Ameri-can Fork, Lehi, Alpine, and the surrounding county areas, will be asked to approve a loan from the Water Resources Board, an agency of the State of Utah. The agency requesting the approval ap-proval of such loan is the North Utah County Water Conservancy District which was organized in 1959 for the purpose of sponsoring spon-soring the American Fork-Dry Creek Water Shed program. In connection with this program the organization has sponsored and completed several worth-while projects in the North end of the County. These completed projects pro-jects consist of the flood control structures in the mouth of Baitle Creek and Grove Creek canyons immediately East of Pleasant Grove City, a flood control structure struc-ture in Dry Creek protecting the citizens of Lehi City, and the completion of the flood control and water storage project in Tibbie Fork in American Fork Canyon. The program now in progress, and for which the additional funds are needed, is the Silver Lake Flat project which is now in progress. pro-gress. This project consists of the erection of an earth filled dam which will provide flood control, con-trol, water storage and additional irrigation, and a recreation facility fa-cility situated in the Silver Lake Flat area in AmericanFork Canyon. The bid for such project was let to Strong Company of Springville and the project Is now approximately approxi-mately 40 percent complete. However, due to increased costs, an additional $220,000.00 is required, re-quired, and the District has arranged ar-ranged with the Water Resources Board of the State of Utan to borrow these funds without interest in-terest for this purpose. However, since the amount exceeds the annual an-nual revenues of the District, it requires the approval of the voters vot-ers in order to complete the loan. The board of directors, throrgh Leo Harvey, the District President, Pres-ident, urge the voters of the North end of Utah County to assist as-sist in the completion of this project by voting their approval of this loan on November 3rd. It is emphasized by President Harvey that the approval of such lf?n will not increase the property pro-perty taxes of the residents of this District in that there is now in effect a one mill levy vhich is the maximum of the statutes of the State and this levy will be sufficient to handle the present pre-sent financing and the additional lottn which is comtempla ed. ! The board urges the voters to give their approval in that they feel that the tax payers are re ceiving maximum benefits from the expenditure of these funds in that the Federal Government bears 50 percent of the costs of this project. THE AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1970 Daisies were probably brought to America from England in hay used to feed horses oelonging to the army of Gen. John Burgoyne. A cathedral ai Naples, Italy, dates back to 1272. Nebraska ranks seventh In agriculture. Daylight saving time began in World War I. : STEAK SAIIBM1ES ! ; Reg. 50c j FRIDAY AIJD SATURDAY OCTOBER 23 AND 24 400 East State Rood ; AmericGn Fork I Phone 756-90S3 0 Watch For Our Double Celebration 1ST AniIIUERSAflY 0 A!iDQURGM!B0PE!fn8 October 30th, Friday BALDWIN GIFT SHOP 53 East Main Phone 756-2072 D i. II lie I Here's one that will reollyo Ei I you dashing thru the snow on 2uf25 or 30 horso open sleigh Stop in for a look at the new MERCURY snowmobiles. Eight models in three horsepower classes. Mercury . . . the name to say for performance this season. low "look-of-future" stylingn- Super climbing treck Aluminum chassis Electric starting 13 I Proced From $70p AND UP Pre Seison H IlfiLSTRG:. COTOI 598 East State Road American Fork Phone 756-6078 BEE AL - T.roq - BOB U n ilir Z3IIC 111 III GLEN T. ANDERSON Represents Your Interests on Capitol Hill EXPERIENCED it Four years as member of House of Representatives it Served on the following committees during 38th Legislature: Chairman Rules, Procedure, Sifting Committee Revenue and Taxation Business and Commerce QUALIFIED fa Eight years as Mayor of American Fork Two years as member of American Fork City Council if Twenty-seven years experience as an executive in financing and banking. if Past officer in American Fork Jaycees, Chamber of Commerce and Rotary Club. RETAIN EXPERIENCE IN THE UTAH STATE LEGISLATURE VOTE FOR A MAN OF PROVEN ABILITY AND SOUND JUDGMENT s November 3 Re-elect en Anderson X State Representative for T L PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISING Lehi American Fork Cedar Fort Fairfield |