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Show CASTLE VALLEY TIMES COMMUNHY the PC. Joan pointed out again that the TC has to tell the PC what areas to re-examine. Bruce suggested tabling the whole thing until the next TC meeting. TC decided to have a joint meeting with PC on Wed., Aug. 26th to work out issues. Conditional Use Permits: Permits were granted to the Wheelings and Lucas ’s for very low impact occupations (internet sales for the Wheeling’s and consulting for John Lucas.) Property Line Change: Cris Coffey was granted permission to move the property line between lot 313 and 314. This change would give Cris’s house the proper set back. Both lots would still be five acres. Communications: Formal Complaint: Dennis DUBIOUS TIMES - AUGUST 15, 1998 - 7 MEEHNGS tired of what the county commissions are doing to them. TOWN COUNCIL NOTES-JULY 22nd, SPECIAL MEETING Members Present: Mayor Bruce Keeler, Robert Ryan, and Darr Hatch. Purpose of Meeting: Meeting was called to discuss the contents of a contract that a resident would have to sign in order to join two mobile or manufactured homes together. (Darr has two dwellings on his lot and will have to combine them into one unit if Damian. Hunting Ordinance: Lengthy discussion before final adoption. [Ordinance printed on page 5.] The main disagreement involved whether or not to allow shotguns to be fired within the Ranchos. Dave prevailed and shotguns were allowed. The ordinance prohibits discharge of firearms within 600 ft. of a house or building. Firearms are allowed for the slaughtering of livestock. Steel jawed leg traps are prohibited. Bows and arrows, BB guns and air rifles are not regulated by this ordin— ance. The Ranchos subdivision is closed they are to remain on his lot.) to hunting, but areas in the Town near Most of the lengthy discussion centered on conditions for removing one of the kitchens, so that the Round Mountain are still open. [DWR will have to be involved in Willigan said there was an apparent resulting structure would not in effect violation of State of Utah’s Municipal by a duplex. Another very important issue was the arrangements for inspections to insure compliance. Other non—controversial require- firearms discharge portion of the ordinance will take effect as soon as Officers and Employees Ethics Act. The complaint was about Town Council member Darr Hatch’s lack of disclosure of conflict of interest over the second dwelling issue. Bruce said that Darr has had official notification and has 15 days to respond. Sorel River Ranch Resort Dev: Dave Erley encouraged the TC to take a position opposing the commercial resort development on the river road. Concerns were raised about increased traffic on the River Road and about possible problems with fire protection from the CV fire district. Dave Erley is circulating a petition asking that no decision be made until the River Corridor Master Plan is complete. Disincorporation Petition: Jack had gotten a copy of the disincorporation petition and noticed that incorrect signatures had been included. With duplimte and incorrect signatures removed, there were not enough names to be a valid petition. Bruce and Dorothy agreed. Bruce has asked the Town attorney to file an action against the petition. The hope is that if there is a disincorporation election, at least it could be held at the time of the general election on November 3, which would save the Town a lot of money. Jack reported that Utah League of Cities and Towns had been very suprised because so many other small Utah communities were trying to incorporate into towns so that they ments were: one septic system, common electrical, single-family status attached to deed, hard wired smoke alarms for safety, and no locked doors between the two units. Some discussion about a common exterion appearance and a common roofiine. No definitive resolution, but a tentative set of criteria will be sent to the Town attorney to be drawn up into a draft contract for future examination by the Town Council. the hunting restrictions next year. The the ordinance is posted, and will obviously limit some of the hunting activities this year] Shafer Lane Closure: Robert Ryan reported that Colin Fryer had finished the fencing and Shafer Lane is finally closed to both cows and cars. Town Council Vacancy: John Groo was appointed to fill the vacated by Pat Drake. Interlocal Agreement Board: Bruce volunteered and was appointed to fill the Town’s position on the Board to supervise the Interiocal Agreement with Grand County for building inspection. Town Scholarship: $1500 schol- TOWN COUNCIL NOTES-JULY 14th, arship was given to Faith Ehlers. Petitions: Merrill Brady said that he had submitted his disincorporation petition and that the election date was Members Present: Mayor Bruce Keeler, Robert Ryan, Dave Wagstaff and Darr Hatch. POA Report: Jack reported that the FDA Board had approved contributing $500 towards Planning Com. expenses Public Hearing on Proposed Amendment for Home and Premise Occupations: Another long discussion mainly concerning and up to $ 1000 to help prosecute multiple dwelling violations. The home or premise occupations. Town needs to correct the letter recorded that incorrectly states that lot 84 ceased to exist after the TC approved splitting the lot between two adjacent lots. Road Report: Damian asked that the CV business (Synergy) were partic— road position be clarified. Bruce said would have some control over their that the Road Committee needs to be revitalized. Committee is now Dave lives. These other communities are Wagstaff, Richard Williams, and going to be September 15. whether or not to allow employees in Residents living near the largest ularly adamant about the negative impacts from employee traffic. Other residents favored having employees to support business expansion in CV. Bruce suggested the matter be held open longer to allow more response from other CV residents. The issue was eventually tabled. |
