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Show Thursday,May 8, 2003 Page A9 ifERA PRESIDENT CITY COUNCIL esNewspaper sett ontinued from front page 1 i nd of riaster plan in place r the foture of SCERA, Huron's Cultural ducational Recreational Association. Lastly, he & ft anted someone with Hesvrong leadership skills to or st ie his place. ' an'" The sell of some bCbKA tabid to the city for the new 5f5l helped SCERA put L W money in the bank. ' Veral studies and lots of . "search went into a new, Jf mpleted master plan and h len came Berlin. 0ust: j!e will do great things V) take SCERA on to bigger 'aiT:;hievements)'' Nielsen said his successor. Jle a; Berlin, a 23-year resident 'WaT- Utah, has a lengthy de- isume of leadership, mat He spent 15 years as eniifTem's city manager and iaf '.'ft there to become the fe EO of Utah Risk a anagement. He has spent v ie last couple of years in "ie private sector. 5ll0:- It is his leadership skills nd business savvy that prec;. juui uuiny JARS Victim ;hat ; 6 The six year old son of 1Wi :ames Salisbury, the Orem ,prt:;sident who died of SARS p'ist month while in China, as returned home from tong Kong. Mickey spent ;k: iree weeks in a hospital for ;ilak'hat was believed to be a e tit sss serious case of SARS. op;; Two weeks ago Jianui-ddff; Jianui-ddff; itior rimpanogos Cave open May 9th edfJ to be Timpanogos Cave Ik:1 fational Monument will A Pen for the season on u. ridav. Mav 9. 2003. A con- r " traction project to build a s 1 heltered waiting and seat-ndc-jg area for visitors before m!:tiey enter the cave system d la-7as started in early April. )tfcn order to complete the bovt onstruction in a safe and lityimely manner, the cave in trail and the caves will be Citj losed Monday through a-! liursday until June 2003. IBegirming in June 2003, 'at. Dur FVIew Facility! :esi- rin State Inspection fi. Emissions Tires & Wheels ' 3. A ,?ar Tune-Uos k D - - sai: Air Conditioning J!' Alignments CV Axles hap Brakes i! c Engines Clutches j Exhaust Work 651 North State Street Orem Hours: FJ-6 Muffler 5hup B-B Weekdays -MADE III AMERICA Mastercraft 1 yr. rAuffler $3995 2 yr. Muffler $49 Lifetime Muffler $54 " MOST PASSENGER CARS & LIGHT TRUCKS Magna Flow Muffler Starting at $89" Nluffler Installed 51 09-95 Dual Exhaust Starting at $22595 MOST PASSENGER CARS & LIGHT seemed to make him a great fit as Nielsen's replacement. According to Berlin, several sev-eral issues face him in his new job. "SCERA is in a position that you either have to take a step forward or you'll continue con-tinue to slide back," he said. Upgrading the SCERA facilities, developing a stronger relationship between SCERA and the community it's serving and getting SCERA into a financially finan-cially stable situation are some of issues Berlin plans on attacking. The SCERA board has adopted a strategic plan to address these issues and Berlin is the man put into place to implement them. "The plan focuses in on trying to maintain credibility credibili-ty as an art and entertainment entertain-ment organization," Berlin said. "It focuses in on trying to insure the quality of productions pro-ductions SCERA is involved in. We still want the principle princi-ple thrust to be as a community com-munity theater. We will always be continuing to nccuui icpai Clean Bill of Health xiong Salisbury traveled to Hong Kong to pick up her son Mickey from the hospital. hospi-tal. They arrived in Utah a week ago and now 10 days after leaving the hospital both mother and son continue contin-ue to be in very good health. "Both individuals have received a medical examina cave tours will be available daily throughout the summer sum-mer and into late October. The visitor center opens at 7:00 a.m. and the first cave tour will being at 8:30 a.m. Cave tour tickets may be purchased until 4:30 p.m. with the last cave tour beginning at 6:00 p.m. Cave tour tickets may be purchased pur-chased at the visitors center or by phone, using a VISA of MasterCard up to 30 days in advance. Cave Tour Ticket prices r"H Complete Automotive Repair "X. ' TRUCKS With Coupon Only. Expires 5312003 I Pi 1 1 1 j i : I i $W ;M : , , ( Off) WITH COUPON ONL JVV REG. $35.00 improve programming." One of Berlin's biggest financial concerns is the movie business at SCERA. For may years, movie sales was the financial means for SCERA to do many of its other activities but with the expansion of multiplexes throughout the valley Berlin has to see if that is still financially viable. Berlin admits that he does not have s strong background back-ground in the arts but says he does have a strong sense in how-to manage and lead an organization. "The SCERA board wants me to focus in on the business side," the new president said. In his new position, he realizes he has big shoes to fill in Nielsen's absence. "Norm has given many of the productive years of his life trying to develop the performing arts in the community," com-munity," Berlin said. "The challenge now is to take that and see if we can improve upon and expand it." imeni owes tion and they have no sign of respiratory illness," said Dr. Joseph K. Miner, MD, Executive Director. "They have passed the incubation period and pose no risk to their family, neighbors, classmates and especially to the general publ are $6.00 for adults (16 years and older), $5.00 for juniors (ages 6-15) $3.00 for children( ages 3-5) and infants (2 and under) are free. Visitors need to remember remem-ber to bring water for the hike and a jacket or sweater because the temperature is 45 F inside the cave. The hike is one and a half miles and gains more than 1000 feet in elevation, so plan on half a day of a cave visit. Starting at ;! 9O.00 I I I V" J !!yJ Conrinued from front page City staff indicated that the configuration of the land and required setbacks set-backs and frontage would limit the number of lots that could be developed. Councilman Les Campbell made the motion to approve the rezone, and the council vote was 6-0 in favor. After the vote, Mayor Washburn said he felt the applicant had demonstrated demon-strated "that what was presented preliminarily will happen, whether he owns the land or not." Midtown Village, the development planned for the area of 350 South between State Street and Orem Boulevard, received approval by the council to have three uniformly-spaced accesses on the boulevard. Four existing accesses on State Street are being replaced by one new one. City engineer Ed Gifford told the council that developer develop-er Larry Myler is working work-ing with the Pep Boys business for an access for Midtown's underground parking. Mayor Washburn asked if adequate access to State Street was being provided. "We believe so," Gifford said. During discussion, the mayor reminded those in attendance of the traffic "The future in the Celebrating The Birth of Your New Baby Beginning April A birth announcements to newspapers THE DAILY HERALD & The Utah Valley Weekly Newspapers uwimimmur '- : i & i : 1 WN 1 X I Birth announcements will appear either on Sundays, Tuesdays or Thursdays in The Daily Herald or in the Orem Geneva Times, New Utah or the Spanish Fork Press on Thursdays for only $15oo Includes photo & up to 5 lines of text, the announcement will appear in The Daily Herald and any one of the weekly newspapers. Or, for $10m, the notice can appear in either the Daily Herald or any one of the weekly papers Deadline: For Sunday's paper, must be in one of our offices by noon on Wednesday. Friday by noon for Tuesday's paper & Monday by noon for Thursday's papers. Bring in or mail this completed form, photo & payment to one of the following locations: THE DAILY HERALD 1555 N. Freedom Blvd. Provo, UT 84604 NEW UTAH 59 West Main American Fork, Utah 84003 OREM GENEVA TIMES 538 South State Orem, Utah 84058 SPANISH FORK PRESS 42 East 300 North Spanish Fork, Utah 84660 study that was done by Wilbur Smith and Associates in November of 2002 with the site plan application. The study outlined the level of traffic traf-fic activity on Orem Boulevard and State Street. Washburn then asked if adding the drive access represented a change beyond what was anticipated. Gifford . noted that nothing had changed from the original traffic study. Councilman Doug Forsyth observed that there are going to be deceleration lanes for traffic flow, and asked if there would be acceleration accelera-tion lanes. Gifford responded that there would not be acceleration accel-eration lanes, because drivers have to look over their shoulders to try to merge, at the same time they are accelerating. Merging will take place when there is a break in the traffic, he said. "I think this makes a lot of sense," said Councilman Stephen Sandstrom, moving to approve the access. Council vote was 6-1, with Councilman Campbell voting in opposition. oppo-sition. He explained that he was being consistent in his voting, having originally orig-inally voted against the project because of potential poten-tial traffic problems. He belongs to those who believe beauty of their dreams." -Eleanor Roosevelt 13, 2003 some hospitals will are creating special photo notices to make it easy to announce your new arrival Name: Address: I Phone : Baby's Name:. Parent's Name:. City: j Weight & Length:. I Please run I The Daily Herald Andor (select one) Orem Geneva Times New Utah Spanish Fork Press - added it was stated that the traffic situation would not change, so he was maintaining his vote. In other business, the council set a date and time for public hearings to be held on establishing residential permit parking park-ing areas near Orem High School and in the area of 680 South between 950 West and 1200 West. The hearings were set for June 3 at 7:15 p.m. in the City Council Chambers of the City Center. Two proclamations were presented by the mayor for council approval. One was for Childcare Provider Recognition Day, which will be May 9, 2003, in the city, and which recognizes recog-nizes the "service, support, sup-port, and positive impact which licensed daycare providers have on children, chil-dren, families, and the economy." The second proclamation proclama-tion urges community participation in the Letter Carriers' Food Drive, scheduled for Saturday, May 10. Letter carriers are mobilizing to pick up non-perishable food donations left by postal customers on that day. The donations will be given to local food banks for distribution to the needy. no longer supply Ethan Morley born Sat. Mar, 8. 9lbs.,2l" long. Parents Brett & Heather Morley, of Orem my announcement in: j , ,- Aft. |
