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Show WEEKLY REFLEX-DAV- NEWS JOURNAL. JULY 28. 77 IS By ROSELYN KIRK heavy storm, water could be retained in the basins and let out at a controlled rate. THIS PLAN would eliminate the need for installing so much Davis County Recreational Planner Scott Carter says that the energy crunch may make it necessary for more recreational areas to be developed in Davis County. storm drain pipe, would provide a source of watering, and would make possible the installation of smaller pipes to take excess water to the lake. Mr. Carter said that the county and the cities cannot expect private enterprises to build parks in the county. COMMENTING on a land use plan released by the Davis County Planning Commission, Mr. Carter said that cities and counties should work together to build parks "which will provide recreation for people of all ages." Public funds are necessary. He suggested that a charge for the use of the parks be incor- The recreational analysis showed that currently 310 acres in Davis County are devoted to urban parks, not including golf courses or school grounds. The report predicts that by 1980 this area will increase to slightly over 400 acres. porated. This would provide additional money for the building of parks as well as providing money for the supervision of the parks and necessary repair. AT present the county provides only one park in Davis County, the Davis County Memorial Park. The By 1990 planners anticipate that over 600 acres will be developed into urban park land. CARTER MR. said, however, the existing parks are not well developed or designed. None of the existing or proposed parks use a change in typography or water as a design factor. He suggests that water should be incorporated into the design in these parks. If detention basins could be built in the open space, this would provide water for the parks, as well as resulting in a control for water run-of- f. Mr. are that master plans in currently being developed most cities. e recreational The for the developcalls also plan ment of the marshland along the shores of Salt Lake. Mr. Carter said this area is equally suggests that trail and trail head easements should be negotiated with existing Where developments. development has not occurred, trail heads with parking areas should be planned and platted. The trails should also be platted and constructed as soon as possi- long-rang- valuable for hunting and sightseeing. ble. DAVIS County has entered into a cooperative planning effort with the Utah Division of development of the flood Wildlife Resources in establishing more boat docks The report also suggests the plains and the marshlands in the county. Mr. Carter said that the flood plan areas provide one of the best uses for recreation, but that many are falling into the hands of developers. and a marked trail system for small boats. The plans call for blinds to be constructed in the fresh water marshes so wildlife can be observed in their natural habitat. The report also suggests the possibility that a large viewing tower be built at the Farming-to- n Bay Refuge. FEW cities are protecting their flood plans for recreational use. Mr. Scott feels that 310acres of parks in the county does not include golf courses or school grounds. Mr. Carter said that many other recreational facilities in the county such as mountain, stream and lake front areas have not been developed. He said that mountain trails could be expanded through a cooperative effort between the Wasatch National Forest and the county. A minimum of construction work and sign building would make this area available to large areas of the population, Mr. Carter said. Carter said that during a area plans for the flood plain should be included in the ACCORDING to the report, the encroachment of residential subdivision has cut off some of the trails. The report IN KAYSVILLE LAWN MOWER REPAIRING Dont Cum It Bring It To CAS CSS SMALL ENGINE REPAIR 180 N. MAIN, KAYSVILLE LAWN MOWERS - SHARPEN t REPAIRING - MECHAM - OGDEN - 76 imier Olearamie as long as the Merchandise lasts TO JAMBOREE The Kaysville Ninth LDS Ward troop 307 is proud of eight of their Boy Scouts who left to attend the Boy Scout National Jamboree being held at Maraine State Park, Pittsburg, Pa. They were part of two troops 783 and 784 from the Lake Bonneville Council. They went on a DC 8 plane Saturday night from the Salt Lake International Airport. THE scoutmaster of their troop is Dean Sanders of Kaysville. His two assistants are Major (ret) Bruce Whitmore and Major A1 Halber. House, tne Mate Capitol, coln's Memorial, etc. Lin- Hall, then on to New York to visit the Statue of Liberty and Radio Music Hall where they will see the world famous Rockettes, a tour of United Nations and a cruise around Manhatten Island. Also on the agenda is a By ROSELYN KIRK THE boys took part in an extensive fund raising projects to assist with ex- penses of the trip. In addition to attending the national jamboree, the boys will have an extensive tour, first stopping in Youngstown, Ohio where they will tour the Gettysburg battlefield. Then on to Kings Domain, a feature like Disneyland in Fredricks-burg- , Va. THEY will visit Mount Vernon, home of George Washington then on to the Arlington National Cemetery. There they will participate in a special wreath laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier. The scouts will spend four days in Washington D C. the nation's capitol. Here they will have the opportunity of visiting the White Mets vs. San Diego teams. ANOTHER highlight of their tour will be to attend the Cumorah famous Hill Pageant at Palmyra, New York and a visit to the Sacred Grove. Next stop will be Niagara Falls and will spend the night in Canada. From there to their special destination, the national jamboree where they are an The day of the dumb cop is over," according to Davis Sheriff William County Dub Lawrence, who pointed out that 13 of the 44 depu-tie- s in the Davis County Sheriffs Office have four year or bachelor's degrees, one has a masters or five year degree and six have associate or two year degrees. POLICE science is the most common major earned by the deputies, with other officers holding degrees in law enforcement and just ice administration. Deputy Nelson Barksdale has earned his masters degree in correct- ions. Deputy Steve Knecht has earned a degree in Linguistics and speaks German, French, and Spanish. Sheriff said that a Lawrence knowledge of Spanish is helpful on the job in Davis County as there are many Spanish speaking people who live here. CONTINUOUS ALUMINUM GUTTERS LOWEST PRICE EVER said. An individual pistol champion, he took first place in marksmanship in the western United States. Sgt. Tom Lenox, who is the supervisory officer for the Communications Center at the Sheriffs office is also a retired military man. FIVE deputies have been added to the Sheriff's office since January. The Davis County Commission has approved the hiring of four new men who will be added to the sheriffs office in August. These deputies will replace the six paramedics who will initiate paramedic service in the north end of the county in August. An additional nine deputies are scheduled to be hired next year to increase the paramedic service to a total of 18 deputies. All of the officers are hired from a roster which is compiled by the Merit Commission after officers take a merit examination and a physical test and are interviewed to be placed in order on the roster. SHERIFF Lawrence said or Commercial Buildings Various Colors Baked on Enamel Custom Made with Precision on Job rmj gutters Don Pearson -- F3EE --Cleanup Denim Shoos Shsos Young men styles Mens, Womens and Childrens Sandal or dress THIS is the first time the Kaysville Ninth LDS Ward has had an opportunity to send eight scouts at one time to attend the National Boy Scout Jamboree. Gary Gurr and Jon Morley were absent when photo was taken, np that, since most deputies want to be career law enforcement officers, they are willing to sacrifice the higher wages they could get at other jobs. "They want to be cops. As a result many of the officers moonlight. Twelve to 15 of the officers work for Lagoon Security. 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