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Show MARCH TIMES ~ MARCH 1993- 3 POA/Town Councri Meeting of 3 March 1993 POA Board Notes Tent Caterpillar Control: Ed Derderian is continuing to investigate CV appointment to Grand County Recreation Special Service District Board to be advertised. Anyone interested? Town Secretary Position Open. This was a $6/hr job, if anyone is possible aerial spraying options to interested. Call John Groo for more control this years expected outbreak of tent caterpillars. The non-toxic agent info, 259-7950. —Jack Campbell ET is what is being considered for use. This is a biologic agent which supposedly only effects the caterpillars. The POA board voted to allocate up to $990 towards spraying for tent caterpillar control on the community-owned green belt lots. If any other property owners are interested in having their trees sprayed at the same time, they should get their names on the list. If you would like to help on this project, please call Ed at 259-2223. Community Easter Party will be Saturday, April 10 this year. Potluck, everyone welcome, BYO table service and chairs, 1 pm or thereabouts. Other Discussion: People are needed to fix fence around town and new gate above Upper 805. Paid work—contact POA. Town Council Notes Hot Air Ballooning: Heated discussion about possible BLM permitting of Wild West Ballooning above Castle, Fisher, and Professor valleys. Might be flights of three balloons, three hours after sunrise, two hours before sunset. Concerns expressed about fires started by hot air balloons in CV. Town Attorney Sought: Janie Tuft and Susan Ulery will be interviewing several prospective attorneys for possible use by Town. Need for Town attorney increased by recent discovery that State Lands has cancelled road lease to Upper 80 Metal Roofing Temporary Moratorium: After much discussion, a one month moratorium was placed on use of metal roofing in new construction to County Council Actions The new Grand County Council school district offices near Dave’s Comer Market, but with attendance overflowing, more seating capacity \‘31'1 ’ §< \\ 4. . _ _ Have a Heart \\NJ Three weeks ago we‘ got the news that there were A: 7 four adorable cats at the Pound that has taken office and begun cleaning up the first of many problems it inherited were going to be put to sleep in three days. I always feel horrible when I hear from the past County commission. No something like that. Well, we had to go small task, indeed. Book Cliffs Road: At its first two to town anyway, so we decided to go meetings, the powers of the Road Board were first diminished and then eliminated. Jimmy Walker was given 30 days’ severance pay, and all Road Board records, bank accounts, and other documents were to be turned over to the County clerk. No further work whatsoever can be undertaken by the Road Board. Hopefully this is the end of this hemorrhaging of Grand County funds. Funds that were to be spent on the Bookcliffs Road will now be available for more pressing County needs. Commercial Filming: A resolution submitted by the film Commission was not approved by the new Council, when it was pointed out to them that the wording of the resolution made it impossible to ascertain what was really being advocated. This was a hopeful sign that the new Council will be fair and look at both sides of the issues. Mosquito Abatement Board: The soap opera continues. After two meetings of squabbling, all four of the county positions on the board will be advertised for applications. County Council meetings are now being held the second and fourth Tuesday evenings of each month at 7 pm. The last meeting was held at the take a look. There were two female Siamese and two kittens. They were all so sweet it made me want to take them all home, but I knew I couldn’t. There was one kitten that was absolutely hyper to get out of his cage. I couldn’t bear to think that he would be put to sleep if someone didn’t get him. My mom and I went outside and talked it over. We decided to get the kitten. I felt better knowing I had saved one. There are so many cats that get put to sleep every month, it’s hard to believe! But getting your animal fixed makes all the difference. If one cat doesn’t get fixed and has babies, and all her babies have babies, and so on, there could be over 1,000 new cats in a year! So plege get your animals fixed! I know it costs a lot, but think of your animals! By getting one cat fixed, you can save the lives of many cats. Veterinarians have found that it is better if you get the cats fixed before they are fully developed. Usually they bleed less, and it’s less traumatic. Feline males can be fixed at three months, and females at five months. Contact your vet and find out when you can have your cat (or dog) spayed or neutered. ~_—Mara Ginnane allow research on whether there are any metal roofings available that do not have the glare problems that some residents have reported this past year. Commercial Film Permitting: Resolution passed unanimously asking FOR SALE: New passive-solar home. SW stucco design. 2 bedrooms and 2 baths. Lots of ceramic tile and custom cabinets. 244 Miller Lane. Secretary of the Interior to create reasonable set of guidelines for film permitting that both film industry and negatively impacted communities like CV can live with. Shorten or eliminate permitting times on low impact filming—give CV more protection on high impact productions. 79mm and am 47 E. CENTER STREET MOAB, UT 84532 801-259-2650 JANiE TUFT - SALES AGENT P.O. 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