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Show New t 'l.ih I'i I Or .c Re - 1 - - r Gateway F rom Front Pa ire Mayor reports on 1-15, Gateway projects 1 1 1 1 1 I'uj thini at a v.-!-Criinc t') I'l'-.'ii l.'it d.' I'.ramwrll di-vi, -1 mv-inc. mv-inc. "I t i ii. filet.:: fr ra a l- i; il htan!;ii.t to r - .r::t (li-vclnpnu-iit to hr:..i!l l.'j-i- p:v--.s.ir. Gr:ve :.:.r.-r ra-. (ha s th.il r.a . t t: law, you can't r-j-ct t.'.'-::i Stan Kli-riH-t.on, c :.'ir:,u-inty :.'ir:,u-inty di'Viluj;nnTit d:rct..,r, f.-lt that iarha;,s lit T 1,11), ill t)UnlIll-S-,'-.'i Wi.'i!i f.t rn-ar tla- Koult-var 1 if tia-y "hiivi; parking YX ."ha :r. anil lanl i aiiri; ht.il having hav-ing a jilr.i'tant 'r- on t.1.'-l'li-anant (irove Ixjult-var'i It was nlwo Huj';:i-.itvi that picturt-H of what H ciivi.'iioiii-d fur tin; ana Indrawn In-drawn up to y, with the written ordinance "If we have home kind cf look, developers will have to meet requirement.-," Mark Atwood Haul. :r. a c :.v-: --:f.Ti a l.,r. in. ark tr. cull r-.-; n-vr.t n-vr.t i-1-.-..ir.t G.-.'.e ar.i r. : t:.e ..- .-hart in h.w our c:tv h p-.-rcvivt.-J. K.:.-a:J Car.! Harn.cr d;i r.U f.-.-l th.it was a c -.-J liea V. e alrt-aiy have a c! xk-.,-r g .-in 2 in ty Macey's an 1 the Lis are all in," she aii.-J Mayor Danklef reiterated reiterat-ed that the Gateway committee com-mittee will lx.k at ail these types of i.-sues and help make a standard fur everyone every-one . "L t'.S do It together as a team," he .stated. r.v rh.- -J rr.v. las: w wk that the I- 15 interchange inter-change and the Gateway rr:;e::s are f:i: wdh They are in the p r.v ess ct ir.:.'.'.:r.z the utilities alon the Pleasant Grove B.ulevard, although the project is b-eh:nd schedule. "V.'e anticipate that the Pleasant Grove Boulevard will be cpen May 15 and the interchange will open Sept. 1," Danklef said. The city is receiving approximately 15 inquiries a week as to what kind of businesses can be put in the Gateway district. There's a lot of exciting things happening in that area." Danklef said. -Besides S,-r.k Burger and Macey's we're going to have some ether announcements s.vn." The ritv is also attempting attempt-ing to obtain funding for 2000 West, and have spoken with state officials. "It looks promising." the mayor said. "That road will open another anoth-er corridor for commercial development." City officials are anticipating 30 percent to 40 percent commercial development with some housing after the 1-15 interchange inter-change and the Gateway projects are finished. The bar is high for what can be put in the Gateway area," Danklef assured residents. Schools Apple From Front Page From Front Page Par nly m pic sledghockey event. Fifty four students will he attending a Women's Ice Hockey game at the Peaks and all of the first graders at Central will go an view the ice sculptures in l'rovo. The Swedish Women's Ice Hockey Team made an appearance at Mount Mahogany Mlementary yesterday. yes-terday. Wendy Keay, a second sec-ond grade teacher, said students stu-dents were learning how to Hay good luck in Swedish and one of the classes was learning a Swedish song. An assembly was planned and Keay Haid they were hoping to present the team with flowers and Utah gifts. Selected students from Mount Mahogany will be attending a ski jump event at Olympic Park or the bronze Women's ice hockey competition. Manila Mlementary students stu-dents have also been busy preparing for the Olympics. The students performed the "Light the Fire" production recently. The Manila Magic singers will be performing on Feb. 18 in the Capital Rotunda, after which they will tour the building and see the original Declaration of Independence which is on display. Some Manila students stu-dents will be attending a men's hockey game or a women's hockey game. Some students will also be able to attend a Paralympic downhill skiing event. Manila students also placed nearly 2,000 postcards in area hotel rooms welcoming visitors to Utah. "We've really been enjoying the Olympics," said Susan Indo. The Pleasant Grove Junior High School was also be able have the Swedish Women's Hockey Team visit for a short assembly yesterday. yester-day. Junior high students will be able to attend a women's hockey game and a nordic combined event. need to do," Barbara Wells, neighborhood chair stated. They need to come down to what's allowed." Last April the planning commission approved the project with 170 units, however how-ever the stipulation was that it meet ordinance requirements. The city council approved Phase 1 with the same stipulation stip-ulation that the development develop-ment must comply with the ordinance. Apple Grove has yet to file the approved Phase 1 plat and it is about to expire, which means the developer would have to start the approval process all over again. "It has been a long and costly process for the owners," own-ers," Greenwood said. "We would hope the city council will be sensitive to the amount of money this is costing." However, the city ordinance ordi-nance is quite clear and Klemetson stands by his figures. "Since the ordinance calculations cal-culations show that only 149 units will be allowed the developers and the owners own-ers have to decide what they want to do," Klemetson added. City to sign trail agreement Pleasant Grove Mayor Jim Danklef is expected to sign an interlocal agreement agree-ment with Utah County to use the Murdock Canal access road to create a trail system. This is the first step for Utah County in creating a multi-use trail system for recreational purposes that Hill would extend from Orem to Lehi, however they still need to obtain Interlocal agreements from all affected affect-ed cities. "Pleasant Grove would be responsible for policing and maintaining our part of it," Frank Mills, city administrator admin-istrator reported. "That would include the asphalt, eventually signage and painting of crosswalks, etc." ; I irJ.-in rritir.illv inJi.-.j one car acciaem m - ; - -, "m"m a- vov-old man from American Fork on Saturday - riois:int GroveLinden do im n?Vn BrvAii was traveling northbound on s... Street near 400 North when he attempted to pa; on the n-ht. police said. His vehicle then hit a ditch rolled, hitting a light pole in front of a business vinvl fence. , , The victim was partially ejected through the v-shield v-shield and it took approximately 40 minutes for fighters and medical personnel to extricate him frc vehicle He reportedly received head and facial irvjur He was taken by medical helicopter to a Salt Lakeh Pit.il for treatment. Police said that at last report victim was listed in critical but stable condition. There were no passengers in his vehicle and fs;. were no other cars involved in the accident, accordtr'J'.: police. Traffic had to be diverted off State St. while t helicopter was on the ground. In other police matters, a vehicle was broken while it was parked at a business in Lindon. The senger side window was broken to gain entrance. Tab-were Tab-were a stereo valued at $200, two 12-inch boxed sp4 ers valued at $400, 65 CDs valued at $650, one amp' er valued at $250, a black leather jacket valued at Jj" and Polo cologne valued at $50. The window was vata-at vata-at $200 and there was $100 damage to the dash whs" the stereo was removed. A Pleasant Grove High School student told $50 was taken from her purse when she left it on floor next to her desk while the class went to an asse bly. The teacher reported that he locked the classroT-door classroT-door when they went to the assembly. The police office said the money may have been taken before the ela left for the assembly. A Pleasant Grove man reported that his wallet vr taken from his vehicle while he was at a friend's house In the wallet was $30 in cash, plus a credit card and dr. ver's license. The wallet was valued at $5. Several items were taken from a car while it parked at the Lindon Park and Ride. The front passe: ger side wing window was broken to gain access. Take; were two 500 watt subwoofers valued at $100, a 40; watt amplifier valued at $100, a 1200 watt amplify-valued amplify-valued at $100, a CD player valued at $150, and 20 CDs The dash was damaged when the stereo was removed, Pleasant Grove City was the victim of a theft at oh of the city's water tanks. Taken were a solar panel valued val-ued at $400, an antenna valued at $260, a radio trans mitter valued at $200, a battery valued at $90, coaxii cable valued at $100, and a lock and hasp valued at $5G Someone entered the garage of a Pleasant Grove resident and broke the windshield. Police believe th; glass was broken with a hammer. A new dishwasher was taken from the garage of home under construction. The dishwasher was valued at $459. In Lindon a businessman reported that a CD player play-er had been taken from a vehicle at his shop. There was no sign of forced entry. The CD player was valued a: $150. A Lindon resident reported that his mailbox, valued at $40, and a CD power adapter had been taken from a vehicle at the same address. A generator valued at $3,000 was taken from a construction con-struction site in Lindon. The driver's side window was broken in a car in the parking lot of a Pleasant Grove business and some items were taken from the vehicle. A purse was left under the seat of the car and $60 was taken from it. In addition,! CD player valued at $600 was taken and the dash m V From Front Page ety of jams, is a football "nut," reads history textbixiks for fun nnd writes newspaper columns. He says he and his wife have enjoyed living liv-ing in Pleasant Grove. Over the years he has seen a lot of growth in the community and was sad to see the orchards and farms disappear. "So we bought some land," he said, and he likes to spend time on his acre and a half "playing in the weeds," he calls it. Anne says this about him: "His six children chil-dren have never had to wonder where their father is, or where his paycheck is. His wife has never had to wonder where his heart is. No one ever has to wonder what his opinion is or where he stands on an issue or whether he will do as he says." ( EHuEagry (for some good raenff? SW ours, k Best Yet I r il racK l I uainuuw Coke Products 2?g cm f Rrst Yrf Mushrooms i Mandarin Oranges 512$ Best Yet Sandwich Cookies Top Ramen Hio$ Family Pack Mild or Colby Jack Cheese 99 Extra Lean Ground Beef 1 lb- Chuck Roast Prices Effective February 7- F e b r u a r y 13 IH BROTHERS MARKIT & lOCIlil j3 S. Main Plecscat Grave 735-2331 ' Hcsrs 8 lo 9 Mia Sitcagsssss Dean Gunther Wins "Top Tech 2001" n North America 'A ( .. S ! 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