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Show EXP State Briefs 5 Classifieds 7 Health Fair 2 4 Happenings Church News 3 Weather 3 UTAH 307 SALT 84101 1199 PRESS W 200 LAKE C005 ASSOCIATION S STE 5005 CITY UT 84101-12- 12 Serving East Juab County - A Nice Place To Live! Wednesday, June 18, 1997 Volume 95, No. 24 Nephi City will hold budget hearing Friday Times-New- s Nephi City will hold a budget hearing on June 20 at 7:30 p.m. in the council room at city hall for all interested residents of the community. The final draft budget for the 7 fiscal budget year and the draft proposed budget for the 8 fiscal year will be Council comment. for presented members will take comments under advisement and will meet on June 23 at 6:30 p.m. to accept final versions of the budget for adoption. The tentative revised budget and the tentative proposed budget will both need to be adopted at the meeting on June 23 said Nephi Mayor Robert Steele. We have made various changes from our first proposal, said Randy McKnight, city administrator. "The budget for the new year is now in summary form and the tentative revised budget is for 7 the jrear." Proposed budget for the coming fiscal year, which runs from July to July, are as follows: Total administrative budget, $319,268; justice court, $34,121; non- - . departmental, $126,800; general government buildings, $40,913. Planning and Zoning budget is 1996-199- 1997-199- 1996-199- $2,241; police department, $428,236; fire department, $$22,000; building inspection, $34,181; streets department, $238,703; airport, $4,975. Under the terms of the yt pro- posed budget the city engineer budget is $2,200; parks department, $85,651; golf course, $132,344; organized recreation, $21,699; library, $50,954; cemeteries, $67,729; and contributions Street Council members agreed, electronically sense when traffic is clear in one direction so that no one will have to sit and wait for the light to turn when there is no traffic, said Chad Brough, council member. "The specific technology ii not explained in the agreeifiehtUut Th4 Kg-nlight will not delay traffic when no one is there, said McKnight Steele said the light must be motion sensitive because UDOT had told council members that was the type that UDOT was planning to install. It must be included in the price because the light is fairly expensive, said Steele. McKnight said UDOT is proposing to install street lighting facilities on the northeast corner and on the southwest corner in Nephi of the block where the signal is installed. "UDOT is willing to provide materials and installation for the lighting at no cost to Nephi City, TT The perks department had a budget of $30,403, the recourse a budget of $130,000, erg recreation a budgst of $2100, city library budget c $40,000, ::.l t See on 3 Access for maintenance and servicing of the citys property which will be on right of way of the project will be granted only by permit issued by UDOT to the dty. - " T. ' x V SUMMER SUNRISE The summer sun rises on the new Nephi North Stoke House being built on 400 East in Nephi. Summer officially begins this Saturday, June 21st, but the weather man is calling for thundershowers on Friday and Saturday, so don't put your umbrellas away just yet for June Levan annexes Aagard property again members had concerns about the By Julie Smalley dis- Mrs. posal of possible Christensen explained that soap is made of a combination of fats and lyes. She also shared the process which she uses. She explained that she buys the lye and the only thing she disposes of is the wrappings and plastic container. The council voted to grant a business license to Mrs. Christensen to produce soap in her home. Also tabled at the May council meeting was a request for a business license to manufacture pharmaceutical products. Jason Brooks presented the plan to the council. He explained that the ts. Times-New- s Correspondent Levan Tbwn Council met for regu- lar Council Meeting on June V- V 97 $2,200. r A Levan Town Council notes . show 1223-123- reads part of the agreement. al $6,912,945. for general government buildings, and a planning and rr.:rg budget of $2,202. The amount for the police 7 department budget for came in at $410,000, the fire department at $22,000, building inspections at $33,743, streets department at $233,631, airport at $4,975, city engineer at no cost to UDOT, light is included in the terms of the agreement I want to make certain that they put in a sensitive light which will In addition to this budget is the capital projects fund of $541,452, the water and sewer fund of $540,972, the electric fund of $2,589,296, the garbage and landfill fund of $238,068; the natural gas fund of $1,091,508 and the Nephi Industrial Development Agency fund of $74,633. The approximate total budget for the coming year is a total administrative budget of $309,323, a justice court budget of $33,310; a non departmental budget of $12S,800, a budget cf $433,430 at 1st day evening, to authorize Mayor Robert Steele to sign an agreement with UDOT stipulating which entity was responsible for a list of duties pertaining to the placement of the semaphore. The agreement, for the signal lights and for the street lights, indicates that UDOT will be the owner of the signal light, poles and mast arms and will arrange for power to the lights. Before the document is signed and sent, Randy McKnight, city administrator, will make certain that a smart is $1,737,016. 1 SOS-19- Single Copy Price 50g Tues- to the capital firnds, $125,000. The total of all these budgets, which make up the general fund, Budget expenditures for Nephi will own the luminaries light units, extensions atop the mast arm signal poles, wiring to the light units and all appurtenances associated with said light units and will thereafter maintain, provide electrical power, and renew said street light units and appurtenances at ! said McKnight. However, the terms of the agreement s Correspondent make it dear that Nephi will maintain The Utah Department of Transporta- the electrical energy to the lights and tion and Nephi City are one step closer will maintain them without further to actual placement of a semaphore at troubling UDOT. the corner of 100 North and Main "Upon completion of construction, Times-New- Correspondent 2 sections a sftop iglhll PfepM may Kbfftfin amd Mam By Myma lYauntvein By Myras lYauntvein 12 pages Jennifer Wallace r.Clro Kcii to ccrrxclo In r.2co pccrcnl IZzs JezzL- -x Nephi 1233, will ts eozrpstizj at the Miss Utah this week. gzhel rrchfo Thsfht C .Tsdzxy) she will be ter fchn vecJ sslo. Ca TLcrr 1 csspat- Izzzllx PtiEt u 1, Frll-y- , tlx x 13 ccrlzs wi'Sc'lsr in a oehr. tz.tj will izLLs is the Lmxia Willzz. TLs pr coo-zz- Zj Lx the tXh. cf Clxai asd darris a Ctrl L t at t win krjj erzh sX plzs at Moczia id Vww U:h fhhed. TZi p n. per-Lrc'- zj 11, 1997. Mayor Connie Dubinsky presented a map on the Aagard annexation which was approved by the council four years ago. The previous board members failed to sign and record the annexation. She explained that Tbwn Attorney Hatch indicated the annexation must be signed by current board members in the presence of a Notary Public. The annexation was approved by the old board, so a public hearing and motion are not necessary to dear up the mistake explained Mayor Dubinsky. Council member Shepherd questioned why it was not done by the previous council. Mayor Dubinsky indicated that Ludlow Engineering thought they had done the paperwork and the council thought they had done the paperwork, but Ludlows lost the business would involve connecting people who manufacture products such as vegetable oils, cocoas, and herbal capsules with people who need the products. The first year will not involve manufacturing but be more ofa brokerage, he explained. The second year will include some manufacturing, but Mr. Brooks indicated that they would be whole thing. Shepherd questioned looking at other locations as well as whether or not the street which goes Levan. The council voted to grant a busito the cemetery is part of the annex- ness license to Mr. Brooks for the Bro ation. A discussion pursued on whether or not the map shows the road in the city limits. It was determined that a map should be drawn to indoda the cemetery road that the town already owns. The council voted to make sure the road is induded in the annexation and to complete the process needed to record the annexation. Mary Christensen met with the town eouadl to explain the process in which the usee to make so cp. Her ra Lr a fcudnea Lsczce at the Mxy cattizj was tabled tccacce council kerage Division of his business. The council approved business li- censes for Keith Searle for horse shoeing and horse training; Rod Jones for cabinet construction; Mike Kramer for cabinet construction. The council discussed an alternate route for extending services to the Brent Taylor and Steve Knickerbocker properties. The Sorbe family is not interested in donating property to allow the road to be straightened and services extended past their property. Council member Robert Shepherd explained that when the Sorbe family decides to develop their property, the cost will be much more than the cost ofthe property involved. The council voted to extend services by an alternate route. Brent Tkylor presented preliminary plans far his house and explained that the final plans are not quite finished. He asked that the council consider letting him begin the basement Council member Robert Shepherd explained See Levaa or page 2 |
