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Show Favor Moratorium - Residents Object To Duplex Requests WEST VALLEY. A pair of proposed duplex developments ran into neighbors Thursday before the City Planning Commission. Residents submitted petitions and raised verbal objections to requests for a nine duplex development at 2648 W. 3500 South and the same number of units at 3950 So. 3200 West. Planners postponed decisions on both matters, pointing out a hearing was pending in two weeks on a moratorium on multiple unit construction and that a new city planning director, Joseph Moore, would be starting cussen, matters support for the moratorium proposed by the Hunter Council. (See related story on Page 1). In seeking approval for the project on 3500 South, Renard Richter said he had been treated unfairly by the county, which downzoned his land from commercial NO DUPLEXES opposed to Edwin Pearces request for owner, LaRee Pehrson, objected to the request on grounds that duplexes would lower the value of her property, which she hopes to develop commercially. But most of the other protests, registered by residents of an adjacent rejected duplexes in favor of single family dwellings. Lee Williams, 3437 Maple Way, said he was concerned about the number of duplexes in the area, contending kept. He noted that access to the Richter property streets. Valley City to stop these duplexes coming in, added Donna Allen, 2542 Robin Road. She said duplexes with absentee owners often attract residents who cause problems for neighbor- - RINGS 100 BURIED Esther Parks Hopkins, 82, Kearns, on Monday in Redwood Memorial Estates, following services at Trinity Methodist church. She died Saturday in a Salt Lake hospital following a long illness. Born on Jan. 30, 1898 in Minden, Neb. to Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Parks. Married to Newton Hopkins on Sept. 20, 1926 in Salt Lake; he died Dec. 22, 1978. Member of Methodist church. Survivors, brother-in-law- Lee BURIED. Katherine Anne Dunn, 17, on Thursday in Mt. Calvary Cemetery, following graveside services. She died Sept. 21 in an automobile accident. Born on May 1, 1963 in Washington, D. C. to John and Shirley Dunn. Dog breeder, exhibitor. Survivors, mother. Salt Lake; father, Tampa, Fla.; sister, Samantha, Salt Lake; grandparents, Carrie Skinner, Richmond, Va.; Katherine Dunn, Clearwater, Fla. Listening group will meet in the Bergsma home at 7:30 tonight (Thursday). The congregational camp-i- n will be staged Oct. 2 at the church grounds. BURIED. Steven H. Bott, 38, 3121 So. 3200 West, on Saturday in Ogden Heights Memorial Park, following services in Ogden. He died 24 a Salt Lake in Sept. 10-1- 966-675- 6 J. , Hopkins, Metropolis, III. Her conversation will be titled Womens role Comin the church. munion will not be served Sunday, but will be the following week. Sunday school classes and adult Bible study will be held at 9:15 a.m. Sunday. The son, Nathaniel, parents, Payson; brothers, sisters, Leon, Milford, Nina Carter, June Kyle, both Payson; Jackson, Salt Lake; grand Mr. and Mrs Paul parents, (Hazel) Porcker, Salt Lake, prededed in death by son, DOORBUSTER and a horseshoe pit are planned for the area. But, he noted, the park could be replaced in the future by a Planners okayed a request by the Granger Central stake to convert a vacant lot near 3400 W. 4025 South (Florlita spokesman Ward Birthday Observance To Last 2 Days GRANGER. The 25th of the organization of Granger 6th ward will be held in early November. Former members of the ward are being sought to be included in the affair. The theme will be Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow. The two-dareunion is set for Nov. 8 and 9 at the ward building. An evening social in- nothing this time. The park request Girl Is Hit - Street Safety anniversary cluding WEST VALLEY. tragic accident representatives and films and West Valley and county will be held on the 8th. Former members will be invited to attend with present members on Sunday during the 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. meetings. Cleola Ellis is chairman of the affair, assisted by Donna Marshall and Dolores McLeod. information may by obtained by contacting Mrs. Marshall, 968-874- officials produced some improvements in conditions after a girl was struck by a vehicle and critically injured. of Mr. TRAINING. Seaman Douglas J. Campbell, son of John J. and Carole R. Campbell, 3749 So. 4310 West, Granger, has completed recruit training at the Naval Training Center, West. The city has arranged to install flashing school signal lights there. The lights probably will be operational in two weeks, he said. a In accidents street. re- along the A series of follow-umeetings resulted in several changes which Ron Day, administrative assistant to the city commissioners and residents of the area, believes will improve safety along 5200 p Mrs. Paul Lauer, 5115 Cree Dr., was taken to Valley West hospital in critical condition after she and a friend, Heather Hillier, 7, 3676 Chippewa Road, were Cal-Ga- 2 struck questing city assistance to help prevent further and request that would have permitted a car wash at 3336 W. 3500 South was rejected. Also denied was s an application by for M-- (manufacturing) zoning to store propane tanks at 1597 W. 3860 South. by here Thursday Heather Lauer, daughter 3500 South. A rezoning Is Eyed by a truck driven Richard Newbold, 4993 Dyer Lane. Police said the girls were playing along the side of the road and ran in front of the truck, which Newbold was unable to stop in time. Following the accident, residents of the area appeared before the City Commission A last Tuesday has spurred efforts to improve safety conditions for children walking along 5200 West to Sandburg elementary. A series of meetings between parents, PTA refreshments Further six-fo- church, although is definite at Ave) into a park area. Church ed at the site, but did not solid require a visual barrier fence unless there are complaints from neighbors. In other matters, the commission approved the Granger Moose clubs application for a private club at 4247 W. HURRY! ACT NOW! IT'S GOING San Diego. A 1980 graduate of Granger high, he joined the Navy in June. Arnoldus, son of Chris Arnoldus of 4532 So 3200 W., Granger and Joan Arnoldus of Sandy, is currently deployed in the Indian Ocean. He is a crewmember aboard the aircraft carrier USS Midway, operating from Yokosuka, Japan. Arnoldus joined the Navy in November, 1979. painted on the street, along with the word school. Negotiations also are proceeding on acquiring a strip of land with frontage on the street to widen existing walkways, Day added. School signs hidden by overgrown brush were removed and placed fur-th- FOCUS YOUR from the listed yesterday as (Wednesday) I being r . HAPPEN FOR 5 HOURS TO ATTENTION Such a deal on six units' Owner asking $95,000 and a reasonable down No quai ifying on our easy financing terms Produces $650 month ly Need more information GIVE US A CALL' Income Reofty Mortgoge 637 I 400 So. crosswalk, he noted. The Lauer girl was in serious condition Fireman CARRIER. Apprentice Bob E. addition, crosswalk has been 3 ONLYI T1 BEDROOM CHESTS ONLY day. We voted for West of LDS church Sur widow. West Valley, Josef. Commis- $33 BURIED. Mary Lou Blair Valdez, 47, on Wednesday in Valley View Memorial Park, following services at 4330 So. Redwood Road. She died Sunday. Born on Feb. 26, 1933 in Bozeman, Mont, to Ramon and Pauline Blair Jaramillo. Married to Isaac Valdez on June 25, 1950 in Carbon, Utah. Survivors, husband; mother; brother, Raymond Jaramillo, Salt Lake; stepbrother, Chris Jaramillo, Salt Lake; step sisters, Sally Ruth Maestas, Sally Ann Maestas. Crary of Good Shepherd Lutheran church will be guest speaker during the 10:30 a.m. worship service at Atonement Lutheran church Sun- neighborhood of single family homes and that additional traffic will pose a safety hazard for children playing in the he now, Stafoliu Uiffl GRANGER. Kathy was through the UP TO just weeds said. In Church To Be Discussed duplexes are not well PAY improvement to the area. The property is Woman's Role that many rental vivors, duplexes would be high quality and would be an Bonnie Hausknecht, 3953 Las Flores, presented a petition containing the signatures of 137 residents against the proposal. We have faith in the We have moratorium. faith in the planning commission to hear the people out and deny this application, she said. Mrs. Hausknecht contended the duplexes would add to traffic congestion along 3200 West. Maxine Angus also pointed out that planners had received a petition to downzone the area from 3500 to 4100 South between 3200 and with an interest in developing the property commercially. Another adjacent pro- SCHOOL Pearce said the nine duplexes near 3200 West. landowner CLASS West to allow construction of only single family units. The commission noted that the downzoning request is still pending, awaiting further study. 3600 the councils call for a moratorium on multiple units. So, too, did residents residential. Nielsen, Maxwell and Wangsgaard employe Member ing residents. Both supported He said duplexes would be conducive to the area and added that if he is not allowed to build, he will be forced to sell the property to an $WANTED$ Bonnie Hausknecht laid . . . residents were opposed to proposed duplex development in Granger. Planning South and Lynn Packard's application for a car wash at 4800 W. Planners did specify that lights not be includ- 1980 Two weeks after being denied permission to rezone 19.3 acres at 3150 So. 6450 West for of high development density units, Robert Holmes received zoning to build single family homes on 8,000 square foot lots at the site. 3500 without opposition. volleyball and badminton areas, a pavilion Thurs., Oct. 2, Planners By received approval Keith Andrus said two softball diamonds, a childrens play area, y BURIED Layne Gay, 25, West Valley, on Friday m Payson City Cemetery, following services at Hunter 2nd ward. He died Sept 23 in a Salt Lake hospital. Born on Dec. 8, 1954 to Morden and Enone Gay. Mamed to Gayiene Gay on Sept. 12, 1975 in Manti LDS Temple cases, residents voiced subdivision, Jordan, Virginia West, Bountiful In both perty City sion. Anthony, West West Valley City, UT. West Valley View WEST VALLEY. A park that may become a church was approved here Thursday by the Susan Adams, Linda Shelley, Sandra Roberts, all Salt Lake; Cindy Carnell, St George, 13 grandchildren, parents, Salt Lake; brothers, sisters, Jim, Kearns; Mary Lou O'Bray, Murray; Danny, Salt Lake; Elizabeth Truiilio, Grand Junction; Stella Mar yesterday adjacent Paul - Park Okayed Michael (Pamra) Lunt, Centerville, Utah; grand parents, Mr. and Mrs Adolph Bott, Washington Terrace Anthony, (Wednesday). to Florlita Ave. BURIED. Phil Maestas, 48, West Valley, on Monday in Redwood Memorial Estates, following services at 6500 So He died Redwood Road. Thursday in a Salt Lake on March 25, hospital. Born 1932 m Fruita, Colo, to Roen and do (Joe) Mary Otero Married to Maestas Kathleen Hays on May 10, 1976 m Las Vegas Kennecott employe. Veteran of Korean Member of Magna War VFW Survivors, widow, son, daughters, Joey, Salt Lake, Phyllis, Sharon, both Avon, Robert Colo ; stepchildren, from opposition here coordinating hospital following a long ill ness. Born on June 21, 1942 in Ogden to Howard and Ruth Tarbet Bott Married to Zelda Tate on Oct. 23, 1979 in Elko. Blacksmith, karate Member of LDS teacher. church. Survivors, widow West Valley; stepsons, step daughter, Jason Tate, Kip Tate, Byron Tate, Kim Tate, parents, Ogden; brother, sister, Corey, Ogden, Mrs If DIAG. IN. G.E. COLOR TELEVISION 297 5 TO SELL! HURRTI ACT NOWI VIW JQHSZ7 EXTRA CREDIT PEOPLE 5 HOURS 3 PC. MODERN BEDROOM SUITES 137 n.un FOR g nURRY SHOCKING WALL TO WALL THES., EXTRA SALES PEOPLE HURRY! GIBSON WASHER & DRYER 408 TONIGHT ONLY WE ARE MOVING! BUILDING MUST BE VACATED 7 3E 5 HOURS ACT NOW! AT COMPARE 789.95 MASTER BRING YOUR TRUCK A TRAILERS TIME IS SHORTI BUYING MUST BE FASTI NO ITEM SPARED! 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