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Show 4A 1 NEWS, THURSDAY, MARCH DESERET 1 1 , uf W if m w sw w v ? s lW "'Ap- - T'" W V" V irf? V J4 V 973 City no Files commiivee to study unenforceoble ordinances The citys inability to enforce various ordinances has prompted the Salt Lake City Commission to form a committee to study and recommend the repeal or modification of unenforceable obviously couldnt do an effect. ve job of checking violations of our zoning regulations. He said many people were cited for zoning violations, but tne cases have just piled up in the courts without effective some of the ordinances pertaining to parking, zoning and building construction, as well as police enforcement of some phases of licensing, Phillips said. He cited the exampla of the city zoning department, which until a week ago operated with one zoning enforcement officer. Phillips said one officer Public Affairs and Finance Commissioner Jennings Phillips Jr. said the committee will have the responsibility of analyzing and sifting through all city ordinance books, and then making recommendations on certain ordinances. I have long been concerned over our inability to enforce prosecution. The cited individuals, Phillips said, "apparently are those about wncm a complaint has been received by the zoning department. But in many cases, a check of the neighborhood shows many similar violations are taking place, but no enforcement follows. Streets Commissioner Stephen M. Harmsen brought a similar complaint before the commission last week. Harm- - sen said it has become obvious than ovemight parking and side yard parking restrictions are unrealistic and unenforceable. cauHarmsen However, tioned against blanket repeal of unenforceable ordinances, saying many laws should bo kept, so citizens will have legal recourse S Covered WEATHER PROOF ' FLOODS mir.VniiRsn f Suae!, WW i i ESK 1 Wrap-Arou-nd FLUORESCENT LIGHT is? Wlfh COmp,ef l bose' holders aid 45 EXPERTS petition is denied ' BOUSLI From Plumbing, Electrical, The Utah Supreme Court has upheld the conviction of Michael Home, currently serving time in the Utah State Prison for forgery. Horne claimed in his petition for a writ of habeas corpus that his guilty plea to forgery was not knowingly, voluntariand underly, intelligently made." standing Written by Justice A. H. Ellett, the unanimous opinion said Home based his petition on two grounds. 1. Third District Court Judge Stewart M. 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Serving on the committee Vernon Jorgensen, planare: be will This committee and zoning director; Bob ning the with responsibility charged Skanter, chief building inspecof studying fhe ordinances, of tor; Capt. Don G. Ferguson, and recommending' repeal Public Safepolice vice squad; those which are unenforceJames L, Commissioner ty able, such as overnight parity Harmsen Phillips, Barker Jr.; ing, modifying otners, such as ' from the a and and representative side yards, narking in office. s city attorney clarifying those where ambi- ordinances. when thev need it. Harmsens motion to ask the city attorney to study the overnight parking laws for to possible rejieal was referred the attorney, but no action has been taken. Marks COMPARE appoints chaplain Semen's Shiny White 2 V'x32", ANYWHERE SIGN UP NOW FOR The Rev. Walter C. 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