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Show Continued from page Page 7 Nephi, Utah Wednesday, May 17, 1995 1 Levan City Council News weekly pick-uRepresenting the Beautification Committee, Paul Mangelson addressed the council concerning p. , the Town Clean-u- p scheduled for Saturday, May 13. He encouraged the council members to be among those who volunteer to Volunhelp with the clean-uteers and equipment will pick-u- p p. debris which residents have placed next to the streets. When asked if the volunteers would go inside property lines to clean-uMr. Mangelson indicated they were looking for people to bring it to the street, but wasnt saying they wouldnt. Mr. Mangelson said the committee was interested in taking on a project each year to beautify the town. Last year they cleaned up the lot across the street and south of the Town Hall. This lot is available for pasture, if someone is interested in putting a fence around it. Discussion with owners about cleaning up the Dalby property on the Highway this year has not been successful. Flowers will be planted around the town sign. Water for the p, came from Mangelsons home across planter last-yea- r Ro-mai- ne the street. Paul Mangelson inquired about fixing the tap on the north side of the Quick Stops building to supply water for the flowers. Mayor Dubinsky said she would look into that possibility. Beautification Committee member, Sandra Mangelson, wrote for and received a grant of $500 to be used to purchase trees for the town. After some discussion on where the trees should be planted, Mr. Mangelson suggested letting people, who were interested, plant a tree on town property near their home. The residents would be responsible for taking care of the tree. Restrictions such as planting under power lines would apply. Sandra Mangelson told the council that she had applied to the State Centennial Committee for a grant to put curb, gutter and ,f! sidewalks along the state roads which run through town. She is scheduled to discuss the grant with the Centennial Committee ' on May 18. Inquiries for a license to put in 10 mobile home stations and open 10 RV stations were made by Terry and Joyce Morey. The council was concerned about whether or not the sewer lines, septic tank and drain field could accommodate the mobile homes. Mrs. Morey told the council Bruce Hall, County Health Department, came out and OKd the intake and faucets for the sewer lines. She also reported that the septic tank was a 5830 gallon tank. It is more than adequate, she said. A question about whether the drain field is on the Moreys property was discussed. The Moreys have plans to use propane for the trailers until they have sufficient funds to extend the natural gas lines. Mayor Dubinsky referred them to the planning and zoning committee and told them the council would look into the ordinances. Attorney Milton Harmon informed the council that he would be representing some Levan citizens on two Quiet Title Actions. Both actions involve the community because of roads and one action involves town property. Concerning the first action, Mr. Harmon showed the council plat maps and discussed property owned by Keith Carter and property owned by Levan Town. The concern is over the roads which run through Mr. Carters prop- consisted of the base cost plus 8 cents. The council voted unanimously for the fixed rate. Mayor Dubinsky suggested doing more advertising to encourage people to hook-u- p to natural gas. Mayor Dubinsky asked the council to consider sending her to the APPA Convention in Seattle. The council voted in favor with Council member Shepherd opposing. Council member Robert Shepherd voiced his concerns about the rejection of a hook-u- p for Golden Mangelson in last months meeting. He said, I made a motion previously to reject it on the grounds that we live with our ordinance. No one would second the motion. He felt the rejection should have been a council decision, not an admin- LEVAN CLEANUP Levan employees clean up a pile of limbs last istrative one.; cleanup as part of Take Pride In Utah Day. and payMangelsons request ment of services was denied on Continued from . page 1 the grounds that there was not a erty. The second action involves the building on the property. Mayor property of several individuals. Dubinsky felt a granary is not a The intent of those parties is to building and her decision is jushave in the final decree the de- tified. s parking along it, then, he said, he was protest- ing with Squarrose Knapweed scription of the roadways. A proposal to annex 167 feet, the sides of the streets in town Funds could be placed in the infestations in Juab County will the length of the east side of Le- are a concern for Council mem- ing. general fund and then used for not need to be repeated in comvan, was presented by Golden ber Karl Worwood. He realizes recreation, he said. ing years but the spraying proMangelson. He told the council the trucks could become stuck Kenneth May, gram will need to continue. representing in last months meeting of his when pulled completely off the It is the opinion of Juab Suffco, protested as well. If taxes plans to build a road through his road, but feels they may pose a were to be increased to pay for County that the initiatory steps property to accommodate build- danger when parked half on and recreation, he said, then his com- including training, acquisition, ing lots. He said, If that road half off the road. He also noted was against the move. A etc., are steps that need not be were to continue on south, it the gravel being put on the side pany service district should duplicated on future years efspecial would go right through the of the road to accommodate the not be created for recreation. forts, said Gordon Young, commiddle of a lot of people that are truck parking does not allow the Terrill Jenner, with Williams mission chair. already developed. This sugges- water to drain off the street prop- Company who are over Kern The program received the suption would bring a road 300 feet erly. River, also protested the poten- port of the Utahs Washington Council member Shepherd tial the amendment had for levyfrom the existing section line delegation. Senator Orrin G. which would allow two sets of pointed out that poor drainage taxes. Kern River, she said, Hatch, assisted in obtaining the ing lots. increases the pot hole problem. a significant amount of necessary funding. A building permit for Betty paid The annexation would allow a The special funding amounted tax in Juab County road to be put in 300 feet east of Stegall was approved. The home property to was the amendment if $68,000 and came to Juab and, the present road and allow an- will be located on 3rd North. would fair their through the Bureau of County pay The next Levan Town Coun- passed, other 150 feet east of the road. share. However, the company Land Management from the This would allow services down cil meeting will be held on did not want to see a special ser- Fillmore District Office. that road to serve both sides of Wednesday, June 14 at 7:00 p.m. vice district expanded for the A program was organized and the street, he explained. He felt The budget hearing will be held of for taxes coordinated by representatives collecting purposed this would be prime growth area prior to this meeting at 6:30 p.m. recreation. from the BLM, Utah State DeA special Levan Town Counfor the town, possibly opening up It may be appropriate to re- partment of Agriculture, Juab about 36 one third acre lots. Mr. cil meeting was held on April 24, view the wording of the amend- and Tooele Counties, said Mangelson pointed out thatihe 1995. The following items are ment and to extend the hearing Young. A schedule or budget for was not suggesting the roads be ? being reported from the minutes until next commission meeting, anticipate "expenditures was built now, but that he felt it of that meeting. said Young. this coordinating generated The council approved buildshould be considered for future Juab County Commissioners group. planning. ing permits for homes for Gordon said the initiatory steps of deal Young said personnel were Robert Sherwood, planning Jenkins and Craig Bryan, and for and zoning committee member, a garage for Ned Grace. said the committee felt it was a After a lengthy discussion well thought out plan. with landowner Keith Carter, the Mayor Dubinsky announced council voted that the road runthat town property currently be- ning through his property will ing leased by Robert Shepherd stay as it was surveyed by would be up for bid in January Ludlow Engineering. Council 1996. She felt that because Mr. member Shepherd opposed this Shepherd is a council member it decision. for bids. Donations to the FFAfor $100 should be Council member Craig and the Ute Stampede Baby ConWorwood reported on a gas meet- test for $50 was approved by the ing he attended. It was suggested council. the town adopt a fixed rate of 25 cents for gas. In the past, the bill 96 SO' Golden Saturday as Levan hold its yearly Photo Julie Smalley Protests at public hearing Semi-truck- chosen and trained to identify, locate and map locations of knap- weed infestations. The same people were trained in the actual application of eradication chemical on the infested areas. The original intention of the program was to seek out and map the infested areas and, at a later point, return to these areas for the actual eradication application. Once this program was initiated, it became evident that much of the eradication application could take place at the time of identification and mapping, said Young. This procedure has been followed to this point and is considered the most effective method. The process saves money since the person doing the identifying does not have to make a second trip to the area to spray the weed. It is the opinion of Juab County and the associated coordinating board members that this program must go on to a point 6f control and total eradication of the Squarrose Knapweed, said Young. : See The Times-New- s For Rubber Stamps Sports. . . Juab High School Baseball team ends season with overall record of 13 10 -- ' . By players and their parents. The great season. A baseball barbecue is sched- fathers will also play a game uled for May 22 for the baseball against their sons. Jennifer Wallace JHS Correspondent The Juab High School baseball team ended their season last ' week, losing the semi-finagainst Region 13s Track team does well at game al 1 team, the Juab South Sevier Rams ended their season with a win3-- 8. ning overall record of 0 and a league record of Juab gave up 3 hits in the 1st inning but came back the 2nd inning to tie the score. South Sevier upped the Juab Wasps by one more run in the 4th inning and then ran away with the lead in the last two innings when they ended the score Getting hits for Juab were Preston Jones, Brett Wilkey, and Scott Taylor. Lee Stowell had an RBI to bring in one run. Juab scored another run off of a passed ball. Shane Jackson was Juabs pitcher, striking out 8 South Sevier batters. Juab ended their year tied with the Millard Eagles in 3rd place. 1 appreciate the support ev erybody gave in all of our games, home and away, commented Raymond Nielsen. We had a 13-1- State meet, but no cigar By Jennifer Wallace 9-- 5. 8-- 3. Come and celebrate our JHS Correspondent A record setting, championship level track season of competition has come to a close at Juab High School. While storing the hurdles, starting blocks, relay batons, uniforms, stop watches . and landing pits the coaches find themselves reminiscing over the season. Why are heads hanging, and why is there an air of bitter sweet feelings among the team at the conclusion of such an outstanding season? The Juab Wasps put us in perfect position to win the State Championship. With only 4 events remaining we enjoyed a comfortable 26 point lead over South Sevier with literally no possibility of being overtaken for the championship. Then disaster struck! Bart Garrett who entered the State Meet as one of only 2 athletes in the entire state with the possibility of earning 4 gold medals was ranked 1 in the 800 meter run. At the 200 meter mark he was illegally cut off and tripped by a South Sevier runner. He went down spraining his ankle on the out of bounds curb leaving him unable to continue the race and out of competition for the remainder of the day. During the coaches appeal, the line judge official said she didnt see the infraction. South Sevier scored 22 points from that event and was able to edge out Juab for the team title. At the BYU Invitational this year, where over 55 teams competed from Utah, Wyoming, Colo-Continued on page 8 SPBCQM MAV 19 - 25tii TOUCHLESS AUTOMATIC S 1.00 Sit in the comfort of your car and enjoy totally soft hot water and cleaning solution, hot wax and spot free rinse SELF SERVE 25 CENTS hot water wash tire cleaner engine degreaser foam brush hot wax SPOT FREE RINSE Open 24 heirs a day The latest technology in automotive care. POOR COPY |
