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Show S. J. adopts master plan, rezones new area The South Jordan City Council has approved a new master plan for the city, covering all land claimed by the city. The council also rezoned all land west of 4800 W. from 7.000 S. to to follow the master plan 11800 S. zoning. According to the plan, the city will have two low Low basic residential zonings, density and medium density. density, which requires an overall density of 1.8 lots per acre, includes the older sections of the and city, a large area west of will be mixed with agricultural in U-ll- l, selected areas bordering the north and south city boundaries. The requirements for medium density are 3.5 lots per acre. This zoning is planned in large land steepness of the slope of the hill. Commercial and industrial zones surround the West Jordan Industrial Park. Smaller commercial pockets to serve residential areas also exist in the older section of town. There is also one near the southwest corner of the city. Plans call for another equestrian park just north of 9400 S. and east of the Bingham Highway. The area around the present equestrian park would also be used for horse related recreation. sections bordering the north and south city boundaries . Although not shown on the map, Mayor Edward R. Lee says multiple units are allowed in one 90 acre section and may be allowed in in planned unit developments commercial areas. The plan is designed to be flexible, but not allow so dense a population as to greatly raise the cost of services, he says. West of the far western low density residential area is a large agricultural area. The dividing line between the two areas is a railroad track owned by Kennecott copper Company. Mayor Lee says this will always probably agricultural because the r if.ar v M continues plans for new civic center AfTi7 I'D J jam found a suitable piece of ground to the west which the owner is willing to sell or trade. The city is awaiting an appraisal on it. The council is also considering using part of its 80 acre park for the center. hall. According to Councilman Clifton Treglown, the land to the west has several advantages. It will be located closer to the eventual city center as the city expands. Also, since it is centrally located, a new fire station could be built there. The property being considered contains about 10 acres and would be large enough for a civic center. overcrowding in the present city A Boise Cascade home has been temporarily attached to the back of the present building. However, it is not a permanent solution, both because of aesthetics and because the city council wants to eventually build a civic center, Councilman Clifton Treglown says. For months now the council has been exploring various possibilities. Several people owning undeveloped land to the west have been approached about selling or trading their land with the city. The council has also considered building on to the present city hall or building on property the city already owns. Right now, it seems the options have narrowed to two. The city has the less than eight years old? qualify for real on savings your home insurance with Farmers New Homes discount, for a ranging from 2 seven year old house to a big 12 for a home constructed this year. And you can add another sizeable discount if you and your family don't You may -- Ads smoke. friendly today and see how much money you can save. ttin mm tumniit CALL TODAY SJ. petition questioned favorite Disney feature film, "Snowball Express," will be shown at Salt Lake County Libraries theweekofDec.il. The miiiftiuu airv' bin nguAwum mi ran hi in rumnwt OF AQUARIUM 4696 So. State SLC. UT. 1 Office 1 Res. 10S DOWN GIFT SET HOLDS ANY LAYAWAT ' 268-158- 272-175- Farmers Insurance MM tin THE FISHDOWL (4 Group 112 W.1M .. 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He thinks it may be a petition seeking a hospital in the area that was mixed in by mistake. starring Dean Jones, tells the story of a New York a family who enters snowmobile race in hopes SETS BOB TOOMBS AUTO Citizens protest taxes Herriman citizens are protesting the increased taxes they will have to pay this year, some as high as 40 times more than what they paid last year. One water company's taxes have increased from about $250 a year to $13,000, while taxes on one widow's farm have gone up Some residents are unsure if they will be able to raise the tax money before the deadline. The HOLIDAY SPECIALS Talk to your Farmers Agent m PUBLIC NOTICE standards, begin at $53,900. A great life at Stansbury Park. 882-0311- Stansbury Park TERRACOR REALTY f0 lNClENV KENTUCKY OBj. L Legal Notice is hereby given for a public hearing on Tuesday, December 26, 8:00 p.m., South 1978. Jordan City Office, 1600 10400 West a South, discussion to consider raising the pay of city council members. 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And let the numbers speak for themselves. u I- - everything was completed. The initial land requirement would be approximately two to three acres, Councilman Treglown says. Treglown says putting a civic center in the park would not destroy it. "The city needs an 80 acre park like we need a 150 acre park," he said. The city has another large park being built now and many small parks around the city. Only about half the park is developed now, the rest being open fields. Plans for a new city hall include Want i ft Land and area, library. center civic a for requirements would be about 10 acres when However, in case the property is too costly, the council is also the new considering placing facilities in the park. Treglown says has several also the park advantages. It would upgrade the park by installing curb, gutter, sidewalk, and easier access. The park ground is already owned by the city and would not require additional expenditures for land. A fire station could not be built there, however, because of its location. Use house Is your J 1 eventual expansion into a civic center. Possibilities for the center include a fire station, senior citizens center, swimming pool, recreation West Jordan, like several other cities in the area, is making plans for a new city hall. Expanding populations, with its accompanying greater work load and need for more city employes, has created Based on citizen recommendations made in public meetings over two years ago. Copies of the master plan will be available at the city offices at a later date. if '.j g " W. J. Page 3 Thursday, December 7, 1971 THE SENTINEL will this built, keep the costs he affordable, says. The master plan was prepared by Gene Carr of Architects, Planners, Inc. in Trolley Square with the help of the planning commission. It is wmwr it Other recreation areas include a bridle path to follow the Utah Power and Light power lines, a Bingham Parkway following the Bingham Wash, and the Jordan River Parkway. City planner Joe Rice says the Bingham Parkway could be used for parks, picnic areas, and other recreational uses. The Jordan River Parkway, which remain of includes a proposed lake, is being protected from development, Rice says. When property in the area is to be rezoned, the city calls the Jordan River Parkway Authority for a recommendation. If the parkway is m l. f m Below $1,000 Monthly Maintenance Fee None $2 $2 $3 $4 The$e funds remain in your savings account Mrmliw K.D.I.C. Check or Debit Item Fee None None 10 10 10t and earn 5 daily interest J |