| OCR Text |
Show VALENTIMES - FEBRUARY 1993- 3 Good News! Hannah Lowry, daughter or Roger and Roberta (now living near Mack, Colorado) has been chosen by the M Rotary Club as an exchange student to Sweden. She leaves W Congratulations to All New Grand County Council Members M EIeCtIOI‘I Returns or February 9, 1993 (WINNERS IN BOLD): in July for a great adventure. Congratulations, Hannah! And congratulations to Castle Valley students on Grand High’s Second Term Honor Role: Emily Tuft, Nicole Wagstaff, Chris Goodenough, Sulena Williams, Ben Whitney, * Lisa Williams, Kiri Wagstaf , Rhondelle Drake, Nichole Whitney. We’re very proud of all AT LARGE CANDIDATES—Peter Haney 1335, John Hartley 1282, Delbert Oliver 1006, Dan Holyoak 868 DISTRICT ONE—Charlle Peterson 261, Dale Mosher 207 DISTRICT TWO—Ken Ballantyne 206, Mary White 127 DISTRICT THREE—Paul Menard 322, Mike Holyoak 239 DISTRICT FOUR~BIII Hedden 303, Bobbie Domenick 206 DISTRICT FIVE—John Maynard 201, Dave Maye 199 (Still undecided, the outcome of this contest will be determined by absentee ballots to be counted Monday, Feb. 15) of you. Here's how Castle Valley voted: POA/Town Council AT LARGE—Haney 108, Hartley 101, Oliver 34, D. Holyoak 29 DISTRICT FOUR—Hedden 114, Domenick 29 Meeting of February 3, 1993 POA dues statements were mailed late because of computer problems. Future statements will be sent in November following the October annual meeting and will be due WAY TO GO, BILL! Message from the Registrar: If you have not voted in four years, your name will be removed from the voting list and you will have to re-register. Call County Clerk’s office for information, 259-5645 on January 1st. Last spring we were again invaded by tent caterpillars, and the need to take action and spray with a non-toxic substance was discussed. A committee will be formed to work on ways and means to accomplish this soon. The timing is important with Spring on the way. Contact Ed Derderian at 2223 for information. drawn up for presentation in about three weeks. It will reflect ideas and suggestions received by the town lot information can be obtained. In April the State Clerks and Treasurers Conference is being held in Moab, and committee. Janie Tuft and Ken Drogin it is hoped that our questions and concerns can be answered at that time. New Business: The Town is Road Report: The Road Committee met and prepared a list of projects have applied for a $5,000 grant from the State Lands and Forestry Service. This will enable us to do the necessary that need action, and asked for further landscaping and irrigation projects input from those present at the meeting. The Road Supervisor position was discussed, and a list of responsibilities much sooner. Old Business: No action was taken on the proposed Sales Tax and GRAMMA Ordinance until more is being compiled by the committee to meet the future needs of the town’s roads. Letters were sent to property owners with easement encroachments, and hopefully solutions will be worked out to satisfy all involved. Planning & Zoning Commission: A review made of the CV. Master Plan has shown that of the 21 recommended projects (excluding the roads), six are completed, six still have work to complete, and nine still need action. Town Lot: Joan Sangree reported that the consultant, Dean Kidding, will have a preliminary plan for the town lot looking for a new attorney, now that Lyle Anderson is not available. It is hoped that one will be available in Grand County who will fulfill our requirements. —Wilma Welch |
