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Show 2 - CRISPY TIMES - JANUARY 1994 in allowing an extension of an illegal BOOKKEEPER POSITION: The POA has contracted a new bookkeeper, Diane Young. GREENBELT TRANSFER: Bill Riggs questioned the legality of POA's tranfer of Green Belt lots to the town. Bill assumed a two-thirds majority by all members was needed (as in the road dedication). According to By—Laws, a simple majority of votes from members at a duly called membership meeting can pass the transfer of real property A 4 '/ ) Itlvv ._ b:l l ‘ \ \\ I{Il )‘l l Q t \Q r} ‘1 {ll l i:‘5 I! l ‘1 I t / POA ATTORNEY: The POA is looking for a new attorney. So far they have contacted one attorney who works out of Bountiful and Moab. Another attorney practicing only in Moab will also be approached. » m Meetings of 5 Jan 94 \ \\ POA/Town Notes «.iercx-xzogswz’y ,, Cold white sun on blue as [push wind across ice music heard from another time rust/es through the cottonwoods and I am ten again. non-conforming use. McLanahans will be allowed to keep their trailer until they no longer need a hired hand living on the premises, with the stipulation that they sign an agreement to this effect, to be drawn up by town attor- ney. TWO MEETINGS A MONTH: There will be two Town Council meetings per month, on the first and third Wednesdays. The second meeting will be used asf needed. Meetings will be held at 7: 15 pm. at the Fire Station. BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT: Tom Across the hard ground I stretch for something new soar and slip and down and up momentum won’t let me go Rees was appointed to the Board of Adjustments, with Fritz Bachman and Rob Soldat as alternatives. ——Andrea Wheeling, Secretary skating wild and free. valued at $1,000 or more. October's Our Roads POA Annual Meeting was such a meeting, making the transfer legal. JANIE TUFT’S LETTER OF RESIGNATION: Janie Tuft’s letter was read by Ann Benge giving the reasons for her resignation. Merrill Brady requested a ten minute rebuttal and was allowed 15 minutes. Merrill stated that his intention is to take the POA to court over a long-standing property dispute. —Jil Kulander 1?? o QE‘D‘3’J" ’ o§- _ 9‘! 51§t%\§,lll.’g/§tét‘gll i‘e’iize’lilfla‘a’é’aé‘e’d! (¥‘~j.*\~‘$))il’<( F *3 a W! require commitment. Those interested should notify someone on the Town SWEARING IN OF NEWLY ELECTED TOWN OFFICIALS: Pat Council. Plastow swore in Valli Smouse as our Appointments—Andrea Wheeling, Randy Jorgen, and Jeff Whitney have new Mayor, Lois Wagstaff and Donovan Roberts as our new council members. ROAD REPORT: Joan Sangree reported the Road Committee meeting has been changed to the third Tuesday of each month. She also mentioned that the brakes on the grader have been partially repaired, one brake now in working order. Richard Williams reported that gravel is available to private citizens through the BLM at $10 per 40 yards. PLANNING COMMISSION: This has been a quiet winter for road work. With little snowfall we have had no trouble keeping up with snow removal. Besides safer travel, snow removal is important in preventing moisture penetrating the roads. The latter contributes greatly to mud conditions during spring thaw. Damian Bollerrnan, our resident grader operator, has quickly developed the skill to maneuver the grader on some of the steeper hills, thereby doing a more thorough job. John Blake and Damian replaced all applied for the two openings on the the master cylinder and power cylinder commission. All three applicants read their letters of interest and discussion followed. Jack Campbell made a motion to appoint Andrea Wheeling and Randy Jorgen. Pat Plastow seconded. Some attending protested because Jeff Whitney was not proposed on our grader, both of which had been as an appointee. A heated and lengthy discussion then ensued. Donovan Roberts moved the appointment be tabled until the first February meeting Those interested should contact Sal at so the Planning Commission might 259-9193. COMMUNITY LOT: Town may not discuss the issue at their January 24th be able to accept the grant for me planting due to unexpected costs of all applicants and the possibility of drilling the well and specific obligations that the town would incur to meet grant requirements. WATER COMMITTEE TO BE seats (in order to accommodate all the applicants). Motion passed with Jack FORMED: The Town is looking for two or three people to work with John Groo on the valley’s present water situation. Research is necessary, as well as training to take over for John in case of an emergency. These positions nance will be mailed to area Realtors so that prospective buyers will have meeting, reviewing the qualifications of expanding the Commission to eight Campbell voting no. The Castle Valley Zoning Ordi— correct information regarding our zoning. McLanahan Trailer: The town acknowledged that a mistake was made full of sand. We now have one functioning brake, just enough to manage the hills. The road crew will be working on repairing the other three brakes over the winter. Good news for everyone is the nearby availability of gravel for our municipal and private use. Road Committee member Richard Williams contacted Sal of BLM concerning the gravel pits on Rt. 128 and just above Castleton. Both are available for gravel removal. According to Sal, $10 will buy you 40 yards of gravel (you load and haul). Call him for details at 2598193 or stop in the BLM Grand Resource office at 885 S Sand Flats Road, at the junction of Mill Creek Drive. A permit is required. Road Committee meetings will be held on the third Tuesday of the month starting this month. Meetings start at 7:30 pm. Call a committee member with agenda items and for meeting locations. —Joan Sangree |
