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Show New I'uh 1'lc.i.sjr.l C: ".c Re: !?.::- f . dog Cfy wanfs to build water tank near 1300 Frank Mill-t, city adrnmi.-itrntr a.ik'-i r-r-mission from the citv council to titart r.c,; t.a-tions t.a-tions with th- Halt Lake Mctrojxjlitan Vat-r District to l,k at the jMjssiljility of hull i:r.' a 750,000 gallon wator tank near 1300 F Carol I laniif-r, city council rncrnhcr, was cona-mcd Ijccausc hT dauj'ht-r lives near th- area, hut Mills assun-'l hr the tank would : mostly undi-rjToiind The co.-t for the tank is approximately approxi-mately $152,000 and would he paid out of the Hecondary water ny.itt-m or xissihly bond money. Police purchase First Response suburban The police department has purchased a '2001 red Huhurhan for the First Response team. "It was a freat deal," Mayor Danklef said "It looks like new." $21,000 will be taken out of the police vehicle fund and Fire Chief Mark Hales will hold of f on purchasing three airparks for the fire Htation to help purchase the truck. "Airpacks are replaced periodically and if it was a safety issue we wouldn't do this, Mayor Danklef said. "Mark Hales will he able to buy the airpacks on the next budj'et." PG considering boundary adjustments Pleasant drove City is considering several requests asking for boundary adjustments into Cedar hills. The homes requesting the adjustment currently receive sewer service from Cedar Hills and this will start to clean up boundaries between the two cities Frank Mills, city administrator report ed. City given money for sewer improvements Tim Heavers, from the Utah State Water Quality Division, presented a check in the amount of $.r)r3,000 to the Pleasant drove City Council. The money will be used for the sewer improvements nt the Rodeo Grounds and Pleasant Grove Boulevard. Sam White Lane neighborhood to meet The Sam White Lane neighborhood will hold a meeting on Wednesday, March 20 at 7 p.m. in the community development conference room, S6 E. 100 South, use south door. There will be an election for a chair, vice chair and secretary. There will also be an update on the 1-15 inter change and the Gatewav area. There will also be a discussion of the Heritage Festival. nyone with questions call Libbv Flegal. 7S5-7271. Preliminary work starting on SID Pleasant Grove is mov ing ahead with preliminary prelimi-nary work on the Special Improvement Districts which, if passed by property prop-erty owners, could include a sidewalk, curb and gutter along 300 East near Grovecrest Elementary School. After the preliminary work is finished, the citv will be able to give the propertv owners some idea of the assessments which could be put on them if the Special Improvement District poos through. Frank Mills, citv admin- strator, met with Alpine School District and reported that they are willing to work with the citv on finding a solution for 300 East. From Front Page i.-.v;:..- i X) f'.-r:'.rn in Olympic S;- -jr. d.wr.-tvA-n a!: Like a: th--Lt-.'jtrj.; . n r.- r v....- ".'.!..-: f.ui::s r.t to d j cr.e or two sh.ws V.e C: J 15 fch.ws c.i-r t:x days sa:J Gr -z v. is c ! j " Greg sail his 25 c!.-jvrs gathered s-.rr.e really tig crowds, tut ty the time 1: was over "we were verv tired' The group has r.c bt-e.n asked to p-rf.rm at Siier Hollow during the Par alym pics Dunr.g the summer, one cf the highlights for the Tuckers is to go the Silver Dollar City in Branson, Mo. Only 12 teams from around the country are invited. Rocky Mountain Express puts on 35 shows in six days, but in between the shows there's lots of time to play and go see other shows. .Maria says that fur that show they do many different differ-ent types of clogging, including traditional, modern, mod-ern, Irish, hard shoe, soft shoe and even wooden shoe. "We pride ourselves in having a high quality show," said Greg. The Tuckers have weekly classes for beginning students, stu-dents, some as young as V A I . - V . Courtesy photo Maria and Greg have won many clogging awards. four, and on to advanced clogging. They also have an adult beginning clogging class. Their students come from all over the valley and they even have a student that comes all the way from Manti. Coming up, the Tuckers are planning a showcase of Utah doggers at Thanksgiving Gardens to be held in May. "We're inviting invit-ing the top six clogging studios stu-dios in Utah. It's going to be great." Greg and Maria have no plans to slow down. They say they are having fun and enjoy what they do. "We'll probably be clogging when we're 60," said Greg. Apple Motor From Front Page ways. She also informed the council that she had followed fol-lowed up on the promise of looped water lines on 600 South and was told that now it will take up to five years because of money concerns. con-cerns. Greenwood assured the council that the roundabouts round-abouts are wide enough for fire trucks and that they are willing to do anything to help with the 600 South access. When the discussion was brought up to the city council, coun-cil, Keith Corry asked if roundabout were really needed and Greenwood stated that they were eco nomical. Darold McDade wanted the bonds for landscaping land-scaping reinstated, and Carol Harmer wanted to see a criteria for their landscape land-scape plans, which were both made as conditions for approval. Mayor Danklef summed up the discussion by stating, stat-ing, "There was give and take on both sides and we are ending up with a product prod-uct that best serves the community and neighborhood." neighbor-hood." Keith Corry made the motion to approve the first two phases and the vote was unanimous. From Front Page doesn't work, Pleasant Grove will be the only community com-munity that's failed." Carol Harmer made the motion to approve and Jeff Wilson seconded. Keith Corry voted against it saying, say-ing, "I like the idea, I don't like the timing. I think there's other things we need worse." Darold McDade also voted against the motion which made it a tie for Mayor Danklef to break. He voted for the motorcycles motorcy-cles stating that, "motorcycles "motorcy-cles can help traffic and they can maneuver into different dif-ferent situations better than in a car." I c onnp removed all but four lug nutTTT narked at the Lehi owner's place of work in p,. Grove. When the owner left work he made it as f'l .,- : ToKi whpre he lost DOth tiroo n ramp ui - . , C i n i- : uuiiii c vixen You've heard tne hui ui vjviuuocks, vvell T man feels he may have a similar story to tell broke into his camp trailer by breaking a wir.d- door and had taken three flashlights. The cuW. an IOU for the flashlights, however The po stated that it looked like someone had slept 0r $,?'' the trailer for some time. An American Fork man reported his Jeep w. clarized while it was parked at his sister's Lindon. Taken was a stereo valued at $1S6 and thi? ' damage to the dash when the stereo was removed" " In Pleasant Grove two vehicles were broken i the same address. In each instance the rearpas?;v side windows had been broken to gain access. A CTV er valued at $150 was taken from one car and a CD ?" er valued at $100 was taken from the other. Each vf." was valued at $50. - A woman was injured last week when her car ed with a delivery truck at 700 S. State in pj -Grove. According to police, the car was northbou State Street and the driver was attempting to make s turn onto 700 South. The driver said she did not s- f truck at all and made her turn. Her car then was l the truck. A witness said the truck did not have its headli., but the driver of the truck said he was positive his lights were on. The officer said the headlights we on when he checked out the truck after the accident driver of the car was taken to the hospital by Ple-;'.; Grove EMS for treatment. After impact, the truck off the west side of State St. and collided with a brick -umn owned by McDonalds. No damage estimated listed for the McDonalds' sign but it was believed tc minor. There was $6,000 damage to the car and $3 v damage to the truck. Three vehicles were involved in a rear-end collv at 900 W. State St. in Pleasant Grove. All three veht". were eastbound on State Street. The last driver was kvi ing down and when he looked up it was too late and ran into the rear of the car ahead of him which then1 the car ahead of it. Injuries were treated at the see" The accident occurred in a construction area. There " $2,000 damage to one car, $1,500 damage to the sec' and $200 damage to the third. An accident was reported at 695 W. State, in a obstruction ob-struction area, when two cars were eastbound and c-made c-made a right turn at the entrance to a business and hit by the car behind it. There were no injuries. Oneci had $1,000 damage and the other had $500 damage. A head-on collision was investigated in Lindon at ' S. State St. when one car was southbound on State Strs and merged into the center lane to turn east. The sew car turned south onto State Street from Center Stm into the center lane. One driver looked over her shoulder to merge into t travel lane and when she moved forward she saw t'other t'-other car was in the center lane, also. She could not st:: before they collided. No one was injured. There wi $3,500 damage to one car and $100 damage to theoth-The theoth-The intersection of Geneva Road and 600 South : Lindon was the scene of an accident when one car in- southbound on Geneva Road and ran the red light ai: collided with a car which was westbound on 600 South No injuries were reported. There was $1,500 damage: one vehicle and $500 damage to the second. HOW CAM YOU GET FROM n WW o w . n Li !J 3 O) IF YOU DON'T (MOW WHERE P0INT-.A IS? ir ifr INTRODUCING THE 10-POINT CHECKUP. A FREE, PERSONALIZED FINANCIAL REVIEW TO SHOW OU WHERE YOU ARE, AND HELP YOU GET TO WHERE YOU WANT TO BE. ONLY FROM ZIONS BANK. Wf IO HASN'T THOUGHT ABOUT where they'd like to be in ten," twenty, even thirty ye.irs? We 11 have dreams, hopes, and aspirations. The problem is. tew of us actually have a plan for how to V. achieve them. 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