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Show CASTLE VALLEY TIMES FHA GRANT TIMES Castle Valley, Utah - Volume 7, Number 4 - May 15, 1998 - POA BOARD POSITION OPENING HUNT COMMITTEE FORMED The recent serious illness of POA Board member Bill Gasaway has The residents in the upper parts of the Town have become more and more created a vacancy on the POA Board. It is not expected that Bill will be worried about safety and privacy issues during the general rifle deer hunt. They have reported that hunters able to return to his position. Hopefully, there will be another person who can represent the views of the large number of POA members who voted for Bill last October. If you are interested in being considered for the vacancy on the POA Board, please contact Jack Campbell at 259—5115 or 259—5542. ROAD SUPERVISOR POSITION OPENING: As of May 30th the Castle Valley Road Supervisor position wil be open. This position has paid $4000 per year. Please contact the Town of Castle Valley at 259-9828, or HC 64 Box 2705, Castle Valley, UI‘ 84532 or to applyfor more specifics about the job. have been trespassing on their property and have been shooting deer so close to them that they are worried to go out during the hunt. Several months ago the committee began working on a hunting ordinance that would limit hunting to the upper portions of the Town near Round Mountain and to the southeast of the Ranchos. The Planning Commission has also been helping with the project. At the last PC meeting, a proposal was approved and forwarded to the Town Council. The proposal does not restrict archery deer hunting. Essentially, the proposal makes it illegal to hunt with firearms within the Town to lot 446 on the de—annexation map been separated from the original lot 446 when Castle Valley Drive was re- located at the Castle Creek crossing. The property is now owned by Merrill Brady, and he, quite appropriately, included it in his de-annexaton map. My apologies, Oni, for mistakenly including you in the petition. —Jack Campbell guideline that this community has lived under for many years. Darr submitted his “multiple dwelling” amendment to the Planning Commission this month. The PC unanimously recommended that the Town Council reject it. However, the PC is a minor player minority that wished to have various types of additional houses on their lots, buffer zone along the southeastern edge including: guest houses, “granny cot- of the Ranchos as well. tages,” duplexes, rental units, and full fledged additional residences. The general deer hunt is from Oct. IThere will be more information read aloud at the last Town Council meeting. In fact, the property referred to is a small parcel of lot 446 that had with the Town, Darr has chosen to try and change the “one dwelling per lot” limits to hunting. There would be a to Hunting Committee, C/O HC 64 Box 2211, Castle Valley, Utah 84532. supporter of the de-annexation move. Oni called and said that she was not a part of the move and did not support it. The error arose from the referrence lot. Darr already is living in another dwelling on that lot. After some attempts at negotiation Council will do is hard to predict. There has always been a strong Valley, Ut 84532. incorrectly listed Oni Butterfly as a ordinance clearly requires a permit to move a structure onto a lot and does not allow more than one dwelling per BIM land outside of the River Ranchos. The land between the Upper 17th to 25th this year. The Hunting Committee requests your thoughts and asks that you write In last month’s CV Times, I Last month Town Council Member Darr Hatch violated the Town zoning ordinance by moving a second dwelling onto his lot. The zoning in this process, and what the Town Please contact the Town of CV if you would be interested in either position, HC 64 Box 2705, Castle CORRECTION TOWN COUNCIL MEMBER VIOLATES ORDINANCE boundaries except on the State and 80 and the lower Ranchos would be off TOWN COUNCIL AND PLANNING COM POSITEONS OPEN: Russian Olives Scent Valley about this—including a map that can be reproduced in the CV71] CV TIMES RENEWAL DATE CHANGES Bemuse of the “3 issue break" that I took last winter, I have not been sending out re-subscription notices. I have forwarded everyone’s renewal date by four months to compensate for the 3 missed issues. You can check this by looking at the upper right corner of your mailing label. I should have added four months to the original dates. Please let me know if I missed yours. No one has yet found a way that something like a simple guest house won’t lead to a serious weakening of the one dwelling per lot limit. Since people can already expand their houses to accomodate guests, relatives and even paying roommates, it seems a pity to jeapordize the openness of Castle Valley by radially increasing the ultimate number or residences in the Town. Not only are there quality of life problems, but there are potential impacts on our water and roads. The more people living in the same space, the fewer freedoms they tend to have and the larger their impacts on their neighbors. —Jack Campbell SOLSTICE PA RTY With this issue I am again sending out re—subscription notices. I The fourteenth Annual Solstice Party, hosted by Bill Vravant and Jack Powers will be Sat. and Sun., June appologize for the break, but it did feel good. —Jack Campbell Mark your calendars! 21st and 22nd. See p. 3 for more info. |
