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Show THE SAN JUAN RECORD Wednesday September 24, 1986 - Page 14 State heat program The Heat Program provides onetime financial assistance to eligible low income families. Utah residents wanting to find out about the States Heat Program should contact their local Social Service Agency according to Susan Gail Larsen, Heat Program director. Brochures will be available in all Social Service Offices this month, stated Larsen. Applications for the elderly and handicapped will be taken after October 15. The general public may apply after November 3. Board of County Commissioners of San Juan County, then the Board of County Commissioners of Grand County shall thereafter have complete juristiction of the entire service district, including the annexed territory situated in San Juan County, and its operation shall proceed in all respects as though only a single county were involved. Section 5. Direction. All officers and employees of the County are hereby directed to take all actions necessary and appropriate to effectuate the provisions of this Resolution and the intent expressed herein. Section 6. Effective Date. This Resolution shall take effect immediately upon its approval and adoption by the Board. Approved and Adopted this 8 day of September, 1986. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ANNEX PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN OF THE INTENTION OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF GRAND COUNTY, UTAH, TO ANNEX CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY TO THE GRAND COUNTY SPECIAL SERVICE DISTRICT; SETTING ATIME AND PLACE FOR A PUBLIC HEARING THEREON, PROVIDING FOR THE RECEIPT OF WRITTEN PROTESTS TO THE ANNEXATION, PROVIDING FOR THE APPROVAL OF THIS RESOLUTION BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF SAN JUAN COUNTY, UTAH, AND PRESCRIBING OTHER MATTERS RELATING THERETO Public Notice is hereby given to all interested parties that petitions for annexation have been submitted to the Board of County Commissioners of Grand County, Utah (the Board), and that pursuant thereto the Board has found and declared that the public health, convenience, and necessity may require the annexation of the real property described in said petitions and in this notice to the Grand County Special Service Water District (the District). The property proposed to be annexed is located in San Juan County, Utah, and more particularly described as follows: sBarbara Domenick Grand County Clerk (See Exhibit I below) Exhibit A PUBLIC HEARING ON THIS ANNEXATION PROPOSAL IS HEREBY CALLED AND SET FOR THE 6TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1986, AT 7 OCLOCK P.M. IN COUNCIL CHAMBERS OF THE GRAND COUNTY COURTHOUSE, 125 EAST CENTER STREET, MOAB, UTAH, AT WHICH ALL INTERESTED PARTIES MAY APPEAR BEFORE THE BOARD AND BE HEARD EITHER IN SUPPORT OF OR IN OPPOSITION TO THE In the Criminal Division of Seventh District Court on September 16, 1986, Judge Boyd Bunnell ordered Paul Dutchie placed in the custody of the Board of Corrections for 30 days for a presentencing psychological evaluation. He granted Ricky McDonalds petition to have a former conviction deemed a Class B misdemeanor; and, ordered Anna Mae Tsosie to remain in custody on a probation violation for a month while her lawyer prepares her defense. In the Probate Division, Judge Bunnell approved the final settlement and distribution for the estate of Alfonso Guillermo Semadeni Steffani. In another action Elwood W. Lovell was approved as personal representative in the estate of James D. Porter and the will was admitted to probate. In a lengthy session in the Civil Division, trial dates were set in the cases of Dale Slade vs Gordon S. Bird, Jr., for February 10, 1987, and in Dove Creek State Bank vs Jack H. Calliham et al, for January 30, 1987. In the case of Northwest Bank of Kalispell vs Kenneth D. Peterson, a writ of replevin was made perman- ent. Divorces were granted to plaintiffs: Hyrum Corey Perkins, Cheryle Anne Struble, Mitchell D. Hawkins, and David Rasmussen. Judge Bunnell approved a modification of an existing degree in the matter of child support payments made by Kelly Glen Shumway, and ordered Shirwin Shumway to pay past child support charges at the rate of $50 a month in addition to continuing current payments. Judge Bunnell then turned his attention to eight motions pertaining to the four actions involving Texaco, Phillips, Exxon, Superior and other oil companies vs San Juan County, San Juan County School Board and the Utah State Tax Commission. After hearing arguments and clarifications by both sides, the judge dismissed one motion (a motion to dismiss counterclaims) and took the other motions under advisement. Advertising Pays Further, any interested person, on or before the date of this public hearing, may protest against the proposed annexation, which protest must be in writing, signed by the protestant and filed with the County Clerk of Grand County. No additional area, however, shall be annexed and the Board authority shall abandon the annexation proceedings if the owners of more than 50 of the assessed value of the taxable property within the established district (as determined from the owners, properties, and assessed values shown on the assessment rolls last completed prior to the adoption of the resolution proposing the annexation), or more than 50 of the qualified electors of the area to be annexed, or more than 50 of the qualified electors of the established district (as determined from the registration lists last made or revised), file written protests to the annexation at or prior to the hearing regarding it. A written protest filed by a corporation owning real property in the territory to be annexed shall be sufficient if signed by the president, vice president or duly authorized agent of the corporation. If title to any real property is held in the name of more than one person, all of the persons holding the title thereto must join in the signing of the protest. At the time a..d place set in this Notice for the Public Hearing, or at any subsequent time and place to which the hearing may be adjourned, the Board will give full consideration to all protests which have been properly filed, will hear all persons desiring to be heard on the annexation proposal, and will thereafter adopt a resolution providing either (i) that the annexation shall be made as proposed or modified, or (ii) that it shall not be done. Any resolution annexing territory into the District may contain such changes with respect to the area to be annexed as may be considered by the Board to be equitable and necessary, including changes in the boundaries thereof; to assure that the District, as enlarged by the annexation, wiU contain no property which will not be benefited by being included therein. In accordance with Section 1 1, Utah Code Annotated (1953), as amended, any who files owner a written property protest, as above provided, and whose property is annexed into the District pursuant to a final resolution of annexation notwithstanding such protest, may apply to the District Court of Grand County for awrit of review:of the annexation within 30 days after the adoption of the final resolution thereof. Failure to apply for such a writ within the 30 day period shall foreclose all owners of property located within any area annexed from the right to further object thereto. Upon completion of the proposed annexation, unless changed or modified by the Board, the boundaries of the 'istrict shall be modified to include the real property described in this Notice. If this proposed annexation is completed, it will bring within the District the territory described in this Notice which will thereafter be an integral part of the District and served by the water systems and facilities thereof. It will also make possible the levy of district taxes on all taxable property in the area annexed for the purpose of providing funds for the operations of the District as enlarged and for the payment of the bonds and other obligations thereof now outstanding or subsequently authorized. It is intended that certain improvements and facilities that are appropriate and necessary for the supply of services by the District will be constructed and installed in the area proposed for annexation. Payment of the cost of such improvements and facilities will be arranged and agreed to between the District and the property owners in the area to be annexed, and currently no bonds of the District are intended to be issued or other indebtedness incurred exclusively to pay the cost thereof. Inasmuch as the property proposed to be annexed into the District lies within the boundaries of San Juan County, pursuant to Section Utah Code Annotated (1953), as amended, a certified copy of the Resolution of the Board initiating proceedings relating to the proposed annexation shall be presented to the Board of County Commissioners of San Juan County, which shall have the duty to consider said Resolution and either approve or reject the same; but if no action has been taken within thirty (30) days after the delivery of the certified copy of said Resolution to them, then the Resolution is rejected or is deemed rejected, and the annexation proceedings shall be abandoned. If the Resolution is approved by the Board of County Commissioners of San Juan County, then the Board of County Commissioners of Grand County shall thereafter have complete jurisdiction over the entire service district, including the annexed territory situated in San Juan County, and its operation shaU proceed in all respects as though only a single county were involved. This Notice is given in accordance with Sections Utah Code and Annotated (1953), as ammended, and together with the resolution authorizing the same is on file and may be seen at the office of the Grand County Clerk, Grand County Courthouse, 125 East Center Street, Moab, Utah. Given and ordered published this 8 day of September, 1986. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF GRAND COUNTY, UTAH ATTEST: sJimmie R. 1 2 Grand County Clerk Section 4. Submitted to San Juan County. District lies wi thing the boundaries of San J uan County, pursuant to Section 1 1 23-6 Utah Code Annotated (1953), as amended, a certified copy of the Resolution of the Board iniating proceedings relating to the proposed annexation shall be presented to the Board of County Commissioners of San Juan County, which shall have the duty to consider said resolution and either approve or reject the same; but if no action has been taken within thirty (30) days after the delivery of the certified copy of said Resolution to them, then the Resolution is rejected or is deemed rejected, and the annexation proceedings shall be abandoned. If the Resolution is approved by the Sec 35, T26S , R22E, Beg 2610.8 W and 990 35, W 29.2 N 37.6 S 3753 E 47 to POB. of SE cor, N 330, W See Book 601, Page 790 Sec 36, 330, 3 T26S Sec 36, Sec 35, 4 T26S N330 285.1, '660 of N 5 to 260.3 Sec 35, 420, R22 E, , , , R22E POB. , 210, N to 420 Sec 35, T26S , R22E, 210 , N 420 to POB. 7 Sec T26S 35, SO0 14 24" 161.03 8 10 H 12 13 R22E, , 84.21 E 895259" N cor 660 N of SW 2354.9 W 1320, N of W cor 4 871.3, W 260.3, N NE cor SE4 , cor SE4 , E 871.3, W 210, 210, W N SE cor,W ALSO: Beg POB. NE N N 1320, E Cor, 660 & W Beg 990 E S 420, S N 01424" 511.33 of E 4 cor, S 528.54 01204" E 891857" W Beg S 6 cor Sec SE 418.3 to POB. See Book 508 Page 224. 3754 Beg E 8 SW N2SE4 , LESS: Beg R22E, , of POB. S E Beg of N ALSO N Beg 990 Beg. 29.2, 330 E N T26S E to R22E, Beg. 330 to POB. S cor, SE Sec 35, T26S S 6 26 S, T , 330 S 1320, W R22E , 1320, W 330, W 342.66 See Book 627, Page 969. Lot 2, Sunny Acres Subdivision of the Southeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter, Section 35, Township 26 South, Range 22 East, SLB&M. Beg 1628 feet West 348 feet North of ffie Southeast corner Section 35, Township 26 South, Range 22 East SLB&M, Thence North 312 feet thence West 600 feet, thence south 3754 East 400.2 feet thence East 380 feet to the beginning. 36, Beg 330 feet north of the southwest corner of Section Township 26 South, Range 22 East SLB&M thence East 1320 thence North 330 feet; thence West 1320 feet; thence feet; 330 feet South to point of beginning. Sec 35, T26S , R22E , All land in the NE4 of the SW4 of Sec 35 which is situated Easterly of the row of U.S. Highway 191, containing 12.2 acres, more or less. Beg at a 12" rebar which bears North 363.8 feet and West 2682.1 feet from the East 14 corner, Section 35, T26S, SLB&M and proceeding thence North 89 59 West 280.5 R22E, a 12" rebar, thence North 058 West 655.8 feet to to feet a fence corner post, thence South 2358 East 717.7 feet to the point of beginning and containing 2.11 acres, more or less . 14 Sec 36, 16 T26S SW4NW4 R22E, , , to pob. 859, 1320, Beg. at the NE cor of Lot 1, th th E 800 to pob. N 16 Beg 17 Beg SW 859 S W Sec 2, T27S SW Beg S cor 300 th W 1320, W 1320, E SW4NW4 , 800, th N 300, R22E. , cor Sec 36 E 1320, N 330, 1843. 4W of SE cor Sec 35, 796.6, W 330 S to beg. 330, N E541, S3754E 418.3 to beg. ALSO: Beg at SE cor Sec 35, N 330, 1972.3 S 3754 E 418.3, E 1716.7 to beg. Beg at the NW cor Sec 1, T27S, R22E, SLM; and running thence E 564.6 ft along the North line of said Section 1 (Spanish Valley Control Map - S895730" East), th South 5138 West 306.5 ft, th South 8151 West 177.9 ft, th South 5930 West 172.0 ft to a point on the West line of said Section 1, th N 002 West 303.1 ft along the West line of said Section 1 to the point of beginning, containing 2.228 ac, more or W 18 less. 18 20 ft 12 corner of Sec 35, 515, 3;30,S 515, 330 to pob. Sec 1, T27S , R22E, Beg 3988.8 and S 834.8of NE cor, running th S 255, N 8911W 208.7, 252, E208.7 to pob. Sec 35, T26S , R22E. Beg 01424" 258.7of E4 cor, N N 01204" 8952 59" 891857" E 528.64, 161.03, S 0 14 E Beg T26S 344.4 , R22E N & SLB&M, , 1332.6 th of the E W E N W W N 21 N W Walker, Chairman sBarbara Domenick, 1 OF PROPERTIES IN SAN JUAN COUNTY PETITIONED TO BE ANNEXED INTO THE GRAND COUNTY SPECIAL SERVICE WATER DISTRICT: DESCRIPTION ANNEXATION. District court BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF GRAND COUNTY, UTAH sJimmie R Walker, Chairman ATTEST: 22 528.54, Beg at a cor 4020.4 W W 168.42 24" 0 wh the SW cor, N to pob. Sec 1, T27S, R22E, SLB&M bears S 432.7 & proceeding th N 231.4 to a cor on the S side of a county road, th with said road r.o.w. S8902" E 282.25 to a found cor, thence S 231.4 to a found cor, th N 8902 W 282.5 to the p.o.b. & cont. 1.50 ac mol. Each 23 7 W corner is monumented with a rebar and aluminum cap. Bearings are based on the West line of said Sec. 1 (North). Beg at a pt on the N line of Sec 1, T27S , R22E, SLM, which bears E 675.6 from the NW cor Sec 1, T27S, R22E, SLM, said point of beg being a 12" rebar; and running th E 650.5 ft along the fence line (which is also the North line of Sec 1, T27S, R22E, SLM) to a 12" rebar, th S 1,091.7 along an old |