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Show Friday, May 24, 2002, THE DAILY HERALD, (www.HarkTheHerald.com), Provo, Utah Page A7 Undon redefines inoperable vehicles in new ordinance -- fiy DEBRA JANDREAU The Daily Herald LINDON A new city (ffffi&ance aims to crack dBwrj on residents and busi-riBSS- es leaving inoperable vehicles in plain sight. The new ordinance defines an inoperable Chicle. City administrator Kevin Smith said the old city ordinance, created in 1985, did not define an inoperable vehicle enough to make the fur-tR- er nance might target residents or businesses genuinely trying to clean up their vehicles; or those who have an interest in restoring old cars. "You want to be careful of this restoration issue," Smith ordinance enforceable. "Inoperable meant it just doesn't run," Smith said. "Well, all someone would have to do, for example, is replace a spark plug and it would run. That way they could just leave it there." The new definition includes any vehicle that does not have current registration tags or is unable, for any reason, to be moved under the power of its own engine. Commissioners expressed concern that the new ordi Peters said. Commissioners also suggested a time cap be put on residents who have recreational vehicles, like trailers. Residents will have 12 months after their registration expires to reregister, or they will be asked to remove said. "I think that some people will twist this some." Commissioner Jim Peters said it could take several years to restore a vehicle, so a time cap would probably be useless. "I think those that restore the vehicles should have them out of sight," be behind a wall," Smith said. "If they are not inoperable, but they are parked for repair, then it would be appropriate to say you can have up to 10 stored for 72 "You want to be careful of this restoration hours." issue. I think that some people will twist this some." The ordinance passed the Planning Commission on Wednesday with just a few the vehicle. Smith said the amend- changes. It will go before the City Council in early June. ments to the commercial inoperable vehicle ordinance should allow a business a realistic amount of cars. "If you have 10 cars that are inoperable, they have to Debra Jandreau can be reached at or Kevin Smith, Lindon city administrator 344-255- 3 djandreauheraldextra.com. Mt. Loafer puts away uniforms By in km JULIA SWINTON The Daily Herald SALEM With no opt-ochoice for a school-uniforpolicy, Mt. Loafer Elementary School in Salem ut rn m recently decided to discontinue its uniform policy alto-ggtlie- r. l!LlMl7 The Utah State Legisla- lit Umt 2 - 6 Packs Per ture voted during its last session to not have an opt-opolicy, rather, principals could grant exemptions to students with extenuating circumstances. 'TRep. Karen Morgan, Heights, said ffienew wording gives principals more discretion. "We have found that this is something that would be very helpful. It makes it easier for schools to enforce those policies," she said. ,u'For Mt. Loafer, Principal LeJeanne Partridge said simply "solving the issue at Mt. Loafer makes us more unified. It's not a choice anymore. The debate has ended." Formerly, parents could deeide within a certain window of time to have their child not wear the school uniform for any reason. In light of the revised law, parents at Mt. Loafer organized a petition to "revote" on the issue after having a school uniform policy with an choice for two years, opt-oPartridge said. The law requires parent or guardian signatures of at least 20 percent of the school's students. 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''From day one, I'm not sure tnere was ever a problem at , in 22" W x Very portable policy that the same school. f Includes air chuck & 25' hose, regulator, gauges with 2 gallon tank aid "working harder to have don't feel next year will be any different than last year," she said. Chris Sorenson, director of elementary education for Nebo School District, helped facilitate the survey at the XVTnionN I I Magi I Compressor 0 4" drawers, 38" drive, variable speed, reversing drift I MW r (1)r drawer Ban Bearing drawer slides tor smooth operation adaptor Charging stand Storage case IPMD8130. ;. "I ft AC vote. Carol Lear, coordinator of school law and legislation at the Utah State Office of Education, said most schools are moving away from uniforms issue. ?rwxiroi42-3rtowers, (3) (6) Rechargeable Drill Kit X - Ro'br CcLincf '." Super Duly'" Q'cl Ccrdbss , wuntttf fccU Cwlftif CeR.tttttit trict that had a uniform policy. Provo School District didn't have any before the law, and still doesn't. In Alpine School District, however, Manila Elementary School in Pleasant Grove has had uniforms for about three years. There will be a meeting at the school Wednesday at 4! p.m., during which paresis will be able to vote on tjffe uniform code. The parents of students at the school got enough signatures on a petition to go forward with a window weakened the ability to have a good and firm decision, and now it puts a lot of responsibility on the principals. They will have to make a lot of judgment calls," Lear said. ,Eartridge said so many families opted out this past year that she doesn't think the change will even be an j ifesJb lort m iuM Stslut fUilfi Mt. Loafer is the only school in Nebo School Dis- accomplishes aJT 9. Brep fitai icy. srgood , f: ut dress-cod- e fit f howi.-,- (T "Xi L ' Plugs into cigarette lighter AC adaptor for home use Steenna VJUr If we itA2igX VBP1000. i A sheepskin Tan IfSMotorOil ' COUPON I PRICE PER QUAHT.... 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