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Show The Beaver Press - April 3, 2008 Page 2 THE BEAVER PRESS USPS 047 PLb -- 4CC yi y M - evey Thursday in Beaver, Utah by The Byavcr Press Second Class Postage Paid Beaver Utah 84713 'S- Maricw L. Draper PublisherEditor Sue Draper Bus. Mgr. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Beaver Ccur.hr County Senior Citizens Outside Beaver County In Bc-av- Phone: MM . .S 17.00 . . .S15.G0 S20.00 Postmaster please send charge cf address to: The Beaver Press, Bex 351. Beaver, Utah 84713 Happy 50th Birthday! bpressgxmission corn Mom Fax: (435)438-88040 East Center Street, Beaver, UT 84713 ' (435)438-289- 1 We Love 4 & Appreciate You! Belknap PTA News are winding down another successful ye3r and We wish to thank everyone for their support. We are in need of a president for next year. Piea S3 if contact Brearme at 438-625- 0 We you have any questions. are completing the year with the DiRECTV43chools fundraiser. For each new customer who Mew Arrival Kcna Douc'as Foster, ne son cf Kennedy Colten & Jessie May(Fitzwater) Foster, entered this world at the Beaver Volley Hospital on March 15, 2008, at 2:15 a.m.. He stood 19 inches tafi and his fighting weight was 7 ibs 2 cz.. Colt Foster is a local Realtor and Jessie is employed by Wells Fargo Bank in Parowan. Jeff and Rhonda Fitzwater of Scipio, Utah and Karen & Frank Vinson of White City, Oregon, are the maternal grandparents. Doug & Chris Foster cf Ee3ver, Utah are the proud He is pnterr.al grandparents. the delight of his maternal great grandmothers, Bea Gubier and Rhoda Fitzwater. signs up for DirecTV by calling pie-cio- New Arrival Skeet a Zach are proud to announce the arrival of their new baby brother, Waylon David Pender. He was born on March 19, 2003 and weighed 6 ibs 5 02 and was 18 12 inches long. Waylon was welcomed home by his big brothers and his proud parents, Chad & Kristy Pender. Grandparents are Jim & Jaime Parkinson, Harold & Sheila Shot well, Lorraine & Lloyd Cummings and Jim and Brenda Pender. We are so happy to finally have you. Wo leve you baby boy. Love, your family. and mentioning our school code of D4BF, the PTA will earn $100. For existing customers who renew for a year, we will earn $50. Don't forget to call the above phone number and mention our school code! Last year we were able to earn $1200. Thank you again for your continued support. Letters to the Editor. welcomes the opinions of it's readers concerning any subject pertinent to Beaver County, or other compelling subjects, as space permits. While there is no restriction on length, we request letters that are to the point. Anything of libelous nature or defamation of character will not be considered for publication. Letters must be signed with the writer's name, address, and telephone number. Names will be published, along with the letter. Views expressed in these letters do not necessari ly reflect the opinion of the editor or publisher or express the viewpoint of this newspaper. ADVANCED CUSTOM CONSTRUCTION, INC. 3S0 N. Main ST., Unit 5 P.O. Box 1957 Beaver, UT 8471 3 Construction Phone: Fax:435-438-631- Tony Fusco 4 President tcsre3lestatemsn.com 20 years experience Licensed and insured. Construction management Financing available oac Guaranteed Construction Schedule Custom Homes Floor plan designs Licensed Reel Estate Agent Your neighborhood builder This newspaper 830 .KiU tSTORA I Ox 1 2 10x24 12x30 UNITS) j.uu pur muniii $69.00 per month $90.00 per month Call Nick or are great organiza- I ueaver a torage 33 Auxiliary tions, and they do a lot for our soldiers and veterans all over the United States. commend the Beaver City Council for not stopping the ' Butch Cassidy FESTIVAL, (NOT DAYS). It would have been irresponsible for them because of the tourist dollars spent in Beaver. They have made the right choice in this matter. That choice is to let the American Legion and the Butch Cassidy committee work this out togeth- TO 80I-628-77- To The People cf Beaver City The American Legion and 435-438-24- 84 er. Roger's Sinclair March 20th thru May 1st 5 qt. Oil change - $22.a! 6 qt. Oil change;- - $24.co Transmission Flushes, Radiator Flushes Yearly Saiety Inspections Mechanic Work 215 North Main, Beaver UT . 435 -438 - 2695 (320-424- ) The Butch Cassidy Festival brings in a lot of very much needed tax dollars to Beaver. Which means it helps Beavers economy. (Maybe we can get some sidewalks). Has anyone noticed how few businesses are left on downtown main in Beaver? Does anyone care? Something is needed to help bring in tourism. Or, should we just let Beaver die ' because nobody wants it to grow. Well folk's, change is inevitable, either we help Beaver grow or watch Beaver turn into a ghost town. I'm getting old so its been awhile since was in school, but thought that Independence Day the 4th of July, was a day our Fore Fathers set aside to celebrate our Independence from England. November 11th Veterans Day was declared a day to have the honor our veterans. and admiration greatest respect for all of them. But then my hero, my dad, is a WWII Veteran of the Pacific on Okinawa. But I, ' for one, prefer to honor our service men and women everyday, pray for them and their families all over the world and thank the ones that have come home. ; ' ,: Debbie Holcomb I I Come and check out our I daily lunch specials!! IJours Mon. thru Sat 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. 155 North Main 438 - 560O I 125 Unapproved Minutes Of The Beaver City Council The Beaver City Council met in regular session on the 25th day cf March 2008. The meeting commenced at 4:00 p.m. The following Council Members were present: Mayor Leonard Foster, City Council Members; Kari Draper, Connie Fails, Craig Wright, Gordon Roberts and Chris Smith. Also present at the meeting: City Recorder Hal Lessing and City Manager Steve Atkin. Mayor Foster conducted the meeting. CITY COUNCIL MINUTES APPROVED: The previous Council Meeting minutes were read by City Recorder Lessing, after review by the City Council, Council Member Draper moved, Council Member Fails 2nd, Beaver City Council approve the City Council Meeting Minutes of March 11, 2008 with the following corrections: Property was purchased from Title First rather than Bryan Harris. All voted in favor of the motion. Motion carried by a unanimous vote. Bills were BILL APPROVAL: and presented approved for payment. He is an adjacent property owner. Tony Fusco of the planning and zoning explained the planning and zoning's position of supporting the project. City Manager Atkin explained that spot zoning has been eliminated in the new state land use statute and adjacent property owners need not have written notice. Nick Faulkner could see a problem if all were approved and built at once and then a portion became vacant. Mr. Bradshaw explained that He is still going to continue to farm and spread manure, spray etc. Mr. Chang explained that He understands farm use; accepts and will have residents sign that the farming can continue. George Humphrey's of the Fire department would like to have the chance to review the development plans. The Council moved out of public hearing at 7:30 p.m Historical Committee meeting will meet on Wednesday April 2. 2008. Budget items to be consid- ered: Bridge on walking path. Street Lights, Tennis Courts repairs. Lights on Tushar Mountain Complex Fields. Obtain proposals for lighting of two ball parks. Design cf Beaver City Flag. Mayor's Proclamation for City Clean up and Beautlfication Week. Removal of Ponderosa Center Street sign. Parking lot at Gcif Course. The lot needs to be cleaned and dumpsters are an eye sore. LIBRARY BOARD: It was the unanimous consensus of the Council that Heien Fenn be appointed to the Library Board CLOSED SESSION: Council Member Smith moved. Council Member Wright 2nd, Beaver City Council move into closed session at 9:42 p.m. to discuss the character, professional competence or physical health, or mental health of an individual or individuals. By voice vote Member Council Roberts, Wright, Draper, Fails and Smith voted to go into closed session. The City Recorder and City Manager were excused after the first portion of the closed session. The Council moved out of closed session. No further business being CHANG EARL LIMB -- MR 2 LAND USE CHANGE: Council Member Draper moved, Council Member Roberts 2nd, the Albert Limb property North of the KOA land use be changed to MR2. All voted in favor of the motion. PUBLIC HEARING - SOLICITATION ORDINANCE: Council Member Smith moved, Council Member Wright 2nd, The City Council move into public Hearing at 7:30 p.m. to accept COUNCIL MEETING CHANGE: input regarding the residential solicitation ordinance. The draft It was the consensus of the ordinance was explained to the Council; Council Meetings in 1 public present. The public preApril be changed to April 5 and sent supported the ordinance. A April 23, 2008. A copy of the presented before the City copy of the roll is attached hereCouncil the meeting adjourned. legal notice is attached hereto to as Exhibit The as Exhibit Council moved out of public FEES GOLF COURSE ADOPTED: The City Council hearing at 7:45 p.m. White Lawn Mowing ADOPTION OF SOLICITATION reviewed the Golf Course fees OperatorOwners: Larry and Renee White ORDINANCE: Council Member as recommended by the Golf Smith moved. Council Member Course Committee. After review Fails 2nd, The Residential Council Member Wright moved. Solicitation Ordinance Council Member Roberts' 2nd, be adopted. All voted in The following fees be adopted: (We Want Your Business) of favor the motion Individual 9 Hole Round $10 trim Services: Spring: STATE CENTER ESTATES: reduced $2 with Beaver Card, landhedges, bushes, light Paul Wolden and Donny Downs Single Pass- - $300, Double with met to scaping Council the discuss Pass-$45Family Pass- $525, Summer: lawn mowing and Pass-$- 1 Junior obtaining secondary water in 15, Twenty. trim STAKE CENTER ESTATES. Round Punch Card- - $150 Golf We can bag or mulch 0 Cart Path fees. A The group would have to purfor Quotes: minimums Call chase "A" right, get change copy of the fees and associated $25lawn, miscellaneous work tax is attached hereto as Exhibit applications approved by the and sprinklers are $20man hr State Engineer and deed the All voted in favor plus materials. . ' I: of the motion. '.'Ck? jight to the City,, The.distripution.,. 6 AskfOr Larry Call BUTCH CASSIDY DAY'S CELsystem would have to be or leave a While or Renee EBRATION: Beaver Valley installed by the property ownmessage. ers. Chamber of Commerce members and American Legion' CITY COUNCIL REPORTS: The City Council made commitAuxiliary members met with the tee reports and discussed the Council and discussed the City conflict between following subjects: scheduling Airport Fence is going out to Independence Day Celebration' Lowest Price Guaranteed bid first part of April. the and Butch Cassidy Days. A copy is Main Street sign request of the roll is attached hereto as in to UDOT. Beaver City will Exhibit Anona Let us help you with all have to pay for the signs. City Yardley explained the American your flooring and Manager to investigate signs in Legion Auxiliary Activities of the furniture needs. other Cities to see if the signs morning of Independence Day. two are the between the by City's. purchased Scheduling It was the consensus of the groups was discussed. An alterCome and see your local nate parade route was suggestCouncil that artificial stone will Ashley Furniture Dealer ed to pioneer park. The be used on the Cemetery Bridge rather than pink rock. American Legion Auxiliary Score board is installed at would like to continue their tradition. The two groups are going ' Tushar Mountain Complex. 435-43B-11to work together and make the Cost of health insurance. Punch list to finish at Tushar schedule work. Carol Kesler Mtn. Her that the Complex. Finish up as opinion expressed soon as possible. Painting is Celebration Independence Day traditions be continued and parproceeding. John Snyder will SPRINKLER SERVICE be working with City to finish increased. ticipation fascia. Council The City recessed from 5:45 to 7:00 p.m. Repairs of diving board at Time Clocks, Wiring, HEARING PUBLIC PROPERpool. Possible new carpet at Valve and Line Repairs TY ZONE CHANGE FROM pool lobby and hall. Council Member Roberts DEVELOPMENT CENTRAL New installations TO MR2: discussed Shepherd Water Council Member Rights going into the City Draper moved, Council Member Servicing Central and Pressurized Irrigation System. Wright 2nd, City Council move It was the consensus of the into public hearing at 7:00 p.m. Southern Utah All voted in favor Council the investigation may A letter was read from the proceed. FREE ESTIMATES Amount of irrigation water Planning and Zoning Board rec435-531-65used on metered pastures was ommending the change of zone of Mr. Changes Property at reviewed. A copy of the metering is attached hereto as Exhibit appx. 1500 North and'Hwy 357 to MR 2 . A copy of the letter is A letter shall be Comments or to over Exhibit users and trywritten the as hereto attached i. ) Ideas? A, copy of the roll is ing to educate the users in con servation. It was suggested that attached hereto as Exhibit Contact Us! Max. 18 nozzles be required P.O.Box 351 .Beaver Mr. Chang handed out a typical this year on pastures. House floor plan for 12 six plex apartOpera painting www.bpressxmission.com needs to be completed. ments for a .total of 72 apartments. The City explained that the first apartment would have to be handicap accessible. Four Tim & Lee Joseph apartments out of the 72 will need to be accessible. Mr. 438-529- 7 2 or Chang would like to bring His Decorative Rock Gravel computer assembly business to Beaver. The apartments would Sand Road Base be for His workers and or other Boulders Wood Chip3 citizens. Robin Bradshaw asked Top Soil . Potting Soil if the zone would be a spot zone and if He should of been notified Trailer Services Skip Loader-Dum- p (830) of the proposed change being -- -- 0, Fee-$10- " 438-228- (320-52- . savjs 44 vvaterwork: t 83 -- v . Rock'n J Landscape Supply 421-198- |
