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Show I yi y m i iym mjn tub 4JJ. JP rjilw nit " apN lynnrty owiml mtp .iaar New Utah! Wednesday, May 16, 2001 Page 18 District tells gradution events Campers are told about ethics The Alpine School District has set the graduation gradua-tion schedule for this year's crop of graduating seniors. The schedule includes rites for the district's seven high schools and two special programs pro-grams (the Alpine Life and Learning Center, the alternative alter-native high school, and the Peterson School for students stu-dents with severe disabilities. disabili-ties. According to school officials, offi-cials, the district graduates approximately 95-percent of potential students, which is one of the highest rates in the country. This year, some 2,850 seniors will graduate from the 47,000 school district. dis-trict. "This is what it's all about," commented district superintendent Vern Henshaw. "Everything is a means towards this end, towards the awarding of diplomas and preparation for life and for future learning. learn-ing. Congratulations to the graduates for this outstanding outstand-ing achievement." The graduation dates, times and locations follow. Unless directed otherwise, Bogle Mountain, Utah Public Notices Public Notice Advertising Protects Your Right to Know Eagle Mountain seeks public comment The Town of Eagle Mountain, Utah, will hold a public hearing at a Regular Scheduled Town Council Meeting on the 5th day of June, 2001, at 7:20 p.m. or as soon thereafter as it may be heard, in the Eagle Mountain Community Center, 1668 E. Heritage Drive, Eagle Mountain, Utah. The hearing will be held on a proposed revised Capital Facilities Plan for the North Service Area only for the purpose of providing for the annexation of certain property to the Town and b the Ranches Master Community plans hearing on items PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Pleasant Grove City City Council will hold a Public Hearing to consider the items listed below at 7:00 p.m., Tuesday, June 5, 2001 in the Community Development Conference Room at 86 East 100 South (south door), Pleasant Grove, Utah. The public is invited to attend and participate in this meeting. 'Public Hearing to consider a proposal to amend the Pieasant Grove General Plan in the following ways: 1 .Amend the text of the General Plan to include references to the R1 -1 5 zone which is a single-family residential zone that requires a minimum lot area of 15,000 square feet which allows up to 2.904 dwelling units per net acre. 2. Amend the text of the General Plan to remove references to the R1-6 and RM-15 zones. The R1 -6 and RM-15 zones are residential zones which no longer exist in Title 14, "Zoning", of the Pleasant Grove Municipal Code. 3. Amend the text of the General Plan to include a reference to the new Gateway Planning Area located generally south and west of State Street approximately between State Street and 1-15, and between Geneva Road and the west boundary of the City. The Gateway Planning Area plan is proposed to be included by reference refer-ence as a part of the General Ran much the same as the Major Street Plan is included by reference in the General Plan. The Gateway Planning Area plan is designed to guide development and regulations for the area that is likely to be most heavily impacted by the new 1-15 interchange. 4. Amend the text of the General Plan so that the Generally Applicable Zones that implement the residential land use designations of the General Plan are changed as follows: Development Plan. Persons interested in the Proposed Revised Capital Facilities Plan may comment on the plan at the hearing. Copies of the Proposed Revised Capital Facilities Plan will be available for review at the Town Office on May 16, 2001', 1680 E. Heritage Drive, Eagle Mountain, Utah, Monday through Thursday from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Janet Valentine Town Recorder Published in New Utah! May 16 and 23, 2001. Agricultural: Very Low Density: Low Density: Medium Density: Low Density: Very Low Density: Generally Applicable Zone -Currently A-1 RR&R1-20 R1-12 and R1-10 R1-8 R1-7andR1-6 RM-7 and RM-15 Generally Applicable Zone- Proposed, RR R1-20 and RR R1-20andR1-15 R1-12 R1-8, R1-9, and R1-10 R1-7 and RM-7 5. Amend the text of the General Plan so that the housing density (expressed in maximum dwelling units per net acre) of the residential land use designations of the General Plan is changed to more accurately reflect the density allowed by the proposed pro-posed Generally Applicable Zones (see 4 above) which implement the residential land use designations. For example, currently the Agricultural land use designation allows a maximum of less than one (1) dwelling unit per acre and is implemented by the A-1 zone which requires lots of at least one acre (43,560 square feet) in area. The proposal is for the RR zone to implement the Agricultural land use designation of the General Plan which requires a minimum lot area of one-half acre (21,780 square feet). The density of the A-1 zone is currently as high as one (1) dwelling unit per net acre. The density of the RR zone may be as high as two (2) dwelling units per net acre. The density of the Agricultural land use designation of the General Plan will therefore need to be changed from a maximum of one (1) dwelling unit per net acre to a maximum of two (2) dwelling units per net acre. This change will be required for each residential land use designation. 6. Amend the Generalized Land Use Map of the Pleasant Grove General Plan as shown on the map posted with this notice. The map amendments are proposed throughout the city and may result in a change in how many dwelling units may be developed per net acre in areas designated for residential land uses (most likely a decrease). In non-residential land use areas the change may impact what commercial com-mercial or mixed-use zones may be allowed and therefore what uses may be permitted per-mitted and what development standards may be required. There are numerous changes throughout the City and it is impractical to describe in narrative form all of the proposed changes. If there is no map posted with the notice you are reading, or you need help understanding the map snowing the proposed changes, or have any other questions regarding the proposed changes to the map and boundaries of the land use designations, please contact the Community Development Department for assistance as noted below. These General Plan changes will have CITY-WIDE IMPACT. For further information concerning these items or to see a map andor text of the proposed changes, you may contact John Ayer, Community Development Department, 86 East 100 South, Pleasant Grove, Utah 84062, or call (801) 785-6057. 'Public Hearing to consider a proposal to amend Title 14, "Zoning", of the Pleasant Grove Municipal Code by creating a new Chapter 14.34, "Gateway District (GW)" zone, establishing land-use regulations and development standards for land that may become zoned GW within the City. The GW zone is a mixed-use zone that is divided into sub-districts each with specific limitations and regulations on development develop-ment within the sub-district. The zone allows a mix of land uses including multiple-family multiple-family residential uses; commercial uses including retail, office, service, light manufacturingassembly, man-ufacturingassembly, corporate headquarters, financial institutions, hotels, motels, theaters, etc.; institutional uses including schools and hospitals; and public uses including parks, trails, governmental offices, etc. The GW zoning regulations establish estab-lish a high standard for landscaping, parking, building design, signs, and site layout. fir Tap-Pros, ont of UUh'c Prtmitr PtrforBing Tfift Com&nic li Eraanrllnrrl . . r- r - Wt art now offering Beginning & Intermediate Tap Dance Lesson In the OreraProvo area, for agec 3 to adult (We offer cUf set Just for fun or for the serious tapper) Auditions available for bur PerfingCompetltlan Teams. I CLASSES BEGINNING SOOifl tip 122 per month Cali y3657:16i8 To remitter or for tncK 'jftuils all ceremonies will be held at the BYU Marriott Center. Graduation Schedule Thursday, May 31, 2001 2 p.m. - Orem High School 5 p.m. - Mountain View High School 8 p.m. - Lone Peak High School Friday, June 1,2001 11 a.m. - Pleasant Grove High School 2 p.m. - American Fork High School 5 p.m. - Timpanogos High School 8 p.m. - Lehi High School Friday, June 28, 2001 7 p.m. - ALLC and Adult High School (at Mountain View High School) Wednesday, May 30, 2001 1 p.m. Peterson School (at Peterson School) By BRIAN BRINKERHOFF As winter snows melt from the lower elevations and wild flowers begin to bloom this spring, unfortunately, unfortu-nately, many stunning wildlife viewing opportunities opportuni-ties will be hindered by images of trash, left behind by careless individuals. Warmer weather will continue to draw more people peo-ple outside to enjoy Utah's beauty, but recreationists are being reminded to avoid littering this magnificent landscape. Trash plagues all recreational areas including streams, reservoirs, reser-voirs, hiking trails, campgrounds, camp-grounds, and vehicle pull-out pull-out areas. Bob Walters, Watchable Wildlife Program Coordinator, reports frustration frus-tration as he viewed trash surrounding magnificent ospreys, he viewed in northern north-ern Utah. He reported, It was disheartening to see this trail of garbage that people had left behind." The Division of Wildlife Resources encourages all outdoor users to care for the environment and remember that the trash they leave behind is sure to lessen the outdoor experience of others. oth-ers. The following tips were provided by Walters to improve recreational experiences expe-riences for everyone: Be responsible for your litter and the litter of those in your group. Bring enough garbage bags to pack out all the trash that will result from your trip. Encourage, through your example, other outdoor users to act in a responsible manner. Bring an extra garbage bag and pack out trash left by others. Leave the area better than you found it. When visiting an area with garbage cans, make sure the container's lid is tightly closed after depositing deposit-ing your trash. Some trash, found in campgrounds and other areas, came from garbage that was properly disposed of, but was later blown out by the wind. Report vandalism to any Division of Wildlife Resources facility to 1-800-662-3337. Wildflower guide displays beauty By Brian Brinkerhoff As winter snows melt into spring and wildflowers replace the frozen landscape, land-scape, families make their annual spring migrations to view these spectacular scenes in southern Utah. To help visitors identify the brilliantly colored vegetation, vegeta-tion, Falcon Press has recently released Canyon Country Wildflowers, A Field Guide to Common Wildflowers, Shrubs, and Trees. Canyon Country Wildflowers is an easy-to-use text, designed for families, fami-lies, teachers, and students, who appreciate the vegetation vegeta-tion in Utah's Canyon Country. Beautiful, full color photographs pho-tographs are provided tliroughout the guide, with descriptions, habitat and range information, as well as historical and cultural notes. More than 190 flowers are grouped into six color classifications, allowing the user to quickly narrow their search to a few pages. Crisp photos allow the user to quickly compare the specimen speci-men at hand with those in the guide. A clear glossary has also been added to help the user better understand technical descriptions provided. pro-vided. Whether you are identifying identi-fying a Utah Daisy or a Silvery Lupine, Blackbrush or a Desert Trumpet, this guide will help you quickly recognize many wildflowers in the field. This 150 page guide is a handy addition to any tour of southern Utah this spring and summer. Canyon Country Wildflowers is available from many local booksellers or can be purchased directly from the publisher by contacting con-tacting Falcon Publishing at 1-300-582-2665. isaBja9asigap ' ffft$PSfl&5i Pleasant Grove City $mmB$$fem Planning Gramim ) ' : -, '- -vV(V -'- jl..,1 ..J 5 KMX " I KOH IKON LVeevlfo Density' 5 - - - . 8Mir. -"v ..... j:. - r I C. ' "'i ' ' 4 r ' l r-J rttintfiiimiMMiiiMM wUnmtiimtv'Mm'tn n'li rliwMt aXWiii iMwiiiiwiiMwiiMii Mwjliiiw'mui mm in mi ri KriwumiwiiiiiMiwiwwiMiwwwi mtmmmmmtm mm 1 The GW zoning regulations establish an architectural review board to review the architectural aspects of developments within the zone. CITY-WIDE IMPACT 'Public Hearing to consider a proposal to amend Title 14, 7oning", of the Pleasant Grove Municipal Code by amending Section 14.07.020 7one Designations", and the Pleasant Grove City zoning Map by rezoning property located generally south and west ol State Street approximately between State Street and 1-15, and between Geneva Road and the west boundary of the City from the RR (Rural Residential; half-acre minimum lot area required), CS ('Commercial Sales), CS-2 (Commercial 3aies-2), MD (Manufacturing Distribution), BMP (Business and Manufacturing Park), and CG (General Commercial) zones to the GW (Gateway District) zone. SAM WHITE LANE NEIGHBORHOOD For further information regarding these items, to see maps, or to speak to city staff, you may contact John Ayer, Community Development Department, 86 East 100 South, Pleasant Grove, Utah, or call (801) 785-6057. Amanda Fraughton City Recorder ; , Published in New Utahl May 16, 2001. 1 v r. 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