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Show Page May 4, 1951 THE JOURNAL 1 Layton City An Ordinance Authorizing the Mayor and the City Recorder of Layton City Corporation, a municipal corporation, to petition the Weber Basin Water Conservancy District for an allotment of water and declaring an emergency. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF LAYTON CITY CORPORATION, A MUNICIPAL CORPORATION: Section 1. The public convenience and necessity require that Layton City Corporation, a municipal petition the Weber Basin Water Conservancy District for of the allotment of 250 acre-feWeber Basin Project water for municipal use, and the Mayor and the City Recorder are hereby authorized to execute and file the following petition: PETITION TO WEBER BASIN WATER CONSERVANCY DISTRICT FOR ALLOTMENT OF WATER FOR MUNICIPAL USE Layton City Corporation, a municipal corporation of the State of Utah, hereinafter referred to as the City, hereby applies to the Weber Basin hereinafter referred to as the Water Conservancy District, District, for the allotment of' of Weber Basin 250 acre-fewater annually for Project municipal use, upon the following terms and conditions: 1. Payment to the District .for water so allotted shall be made in an annual amount to consist of the total of the folcoz-porati- et et lowing items: (a) $9.50 per acre-fo- of ot water allotted for each of the first ten years in which water is available for use by the City, and of $15.00 per acre-fowater allotted .for each year thereafter, to apply on the District's obligaot tions' under the repayment contract No. dated December 12, 1952, between the United States and the District, of (b) $11.00 per acre-fowater allotted for each of the first three years in which water is available for use by the City, $13.00 for each of per acre-fothe next succeeding three years, and $10.00 per acre-foof water allotted for each year thereafter, which shall be a charge made for the purpose of, and to be used by the District to pay to that amount principal of and interest, bank collection charges for payment of principal and interest, and redemption premiums on. and to establish a reserve fund for, bonds hez'eto-for- e and hereafter issued Distinct pursuant the by to authorization granted at the election held therein on December 0, 1952, and (c) a proportionate amount of estimated operating and maintenance charges for the next succeeding calendar year. Such fair propoi-tionatamount shall be determined each year by the board of directors of the District and the determination shall be final and conclusive. If such estimate is more or less than the actual cost thereof, an appropriate adjustment will be made in the annual amount for the year following the year for which the estimate was made. 2. The first payment on the amount specified in item (a) of paragraph 1 hereof, shall be made on January 1 of the year following the first full calendar year in which project water is available for use by the City and shall be in payment for water so made available in such first full calendar year. Subsequent payments shall be made on January 1 of each year thereafter until payment in full of that part of the construction obligation ot ot ot fair e of the District apportioned to the development unit in which the City is located. The first payment of the amount specified in item (b) shall be made on January 1 of the first year in which project water is available for use by the City. Subsequent payments shall be made on January of each year thereafter for a period of 19 years from said (late, and as long thereafter as any of the bonds hereinabove referred to or any bonds issued to refund any such bonds, remain outstanding, and for as long after the final payment of such bonds as the City shall desire and the District shall have water available for the City as herein set forth. Subsequent to the retirement of all such bonds the annual amount shall not include therein the charge specified in item (b) of paragraph 1. The first payment of the amount specified in item (c) shall be made on January 1 of the first year in which water is available for use by the City and subsequent payments shall be Syracuse News Junior Gleaners, on January thereafter. year 1 of each The annual amount speci-fiel- d in paragraph 1 shall be paid whether or not all or any part of the water alloted as hereinabove provided is called for or used by the City. The District may, at its election, reduce such annual amount in n any year in which for any the full amount is not needed by the District for the purposes therein specified. 4. Class B. taxes shall be levied annually by the Board of Directors of the District upon property within the City, as provided by Section Utah Code Annotated, 1953, as amended by Chapter 132, Laws of Utah, 1953 at rates sufficient to produce the annual amount specified in paragraph 1, less any amount paid or undei'taken to be paid from water revenues, and from any other source. In making such annual levies the Boai'd of Directors of the District shall take into account the deficiencies and defaults of prior years and shall make ample provision for the payment thereof. 5. Water alloted herein shall be made available to the City and shall be measured at (1) Approximately 090 feet South and 150 feet East from West Quarter Corner of Section 24, Township 4 North, Range 1 West, SLB&M; (2) Approximately 2100 feet South of Hill Field South entrance unless the City and the District otherwise mutually agree. Such meet minimum water shall standards for municipal water established by the Department of Health of the State of Utah, and the United States Public Health Service. It shall not be the responsibility of the District to provide facilities to convey wrater from such point of delivery to the place of use unless otherwise agreed in writing by the District and the City. G. In the event there is a shortage of project wrater caused by drouth, inaccuracy in distribution not resulting from negligence, hostile diversion, prior or superior claims, or other causes not within the control of the District, no liability shall accrue against the District, or the United States, or any of their officers, agents or employees, or either of them for any damage, direct or indirect, arising therefrom and the payment to the District provided for herein shall not be reduced because of any such shortage or damage. During periods of water shortage allocations of municipal water shall have first priority. If thei-should ever be any shortof age ptunicipal water, deliveries of water allotted to this petition 6hall be reduced in the proportion that the number of acre-feof such shortage as determined by the District bears to the total numallocated for ber of acre-fee- t 3. rea-s-o- 73-9-1- 7, e our-sua- et nt Elect and Jr. Gleaners held their The North Davis Stake Jr. stake elections for the coming year last Saturday evening at the Stake house. The prospective boys and girls were selected by giving a talk twelve wards entitled, What Leadership Means to Me." Each of the Donell Cook Miss was had a candidate. Chosen as Jr. Gleaner President of the Syracuse Second Ward. Vice President, Miss Judy Hansen of K. the Clearfield Third Ward, and Point West of Miss Ruth Thurgood President as Secretary. Jr. From will be David Knighton of the Syracuse Ward. His first assistant is Gerald Israelson of the Sunset Ward, and second assistant Robert Hender of the Clearfield San Diego, Calif. (FIITNC) Second Ward. After the elections George K. Jarvis, son of Mr. and the two groups met for a dance Mrs. Alton L. Jaiwis, and husband and an Italian dish supper. of the former Elda Cristoffersen, all of 4 4 S. 499 E., Clearfield, apBanquet of the prentice petty officer third class, The Gleaners and North Davis Stake and their part- graduated April G, from Reczuit ners enjoyed a banquet at Sands Training at the Naval Training Cafe in Clearfield last Friday eve- Center, San Diego, Calif. ning. The annual Stake elections Apprentice petty officers are were also held with Mrs. Robert chosen from the ranks of the sea(Lauiie) Christensen of Syracuse to assist Company recruits man named as chairman. Chosen as The selection is Commanders. assistants to her was Mrs. James on based individual aptitude and (Mariam) Pophirn of Sunset Second Ward, and John A. Flint of leadership qualities. Syracuse Second Ward. Those who have served for the past year in this capacity and who were in M-M- 1 made Men M-M- en Jarvis George Graduates en Recruit Training M-M- Ora II. Barlow . . . will be honored by Mountain States Telephone. Ora H. Barlow Honored for 30 Years Work en Sunset Cub Scouts Receive Awards charge of this evenings program Ora II. Barlow, formerly of were LaVar Thompson, Mrs. SandClearfield, wdll celebiate 39 years ra Mikleson, and Mrs. Jim Barber. of service with the Mountain States Sunset Cub Scout Pack 2(X) of Swimming Party Mrs. Lawrence Briggs and Mr. Sunset met for their monthly meetTelephone Company on Saturday, May 25. He is a son of Jesse H. Blair Wilcox took their Jr. Glean- ing recently and the following boys Barlow of Clearfield and the late er and Jr. classes to Rain- were presented with badges for Saz-aLuella Stoker Barlow. bow Gai'dens on a swimming party achievements: Den 1 Wolf Badge Ora began his career with the iast Tuesday evening." About and Gold Arrow were presented company at Salt Lakety members attended. to Gary Wheat, Craig Killebrew, City in May 1927. Since that time! Mark Cooks Michael Moncur and Michael May-huhe has held the position of Ogden Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert Parry and Wolf Badge, Gold Arrow and Sales Supervisoz, Salt Lake City daughter Barbara of Bountiful 1 Silver Arrow were presented to Sales Supervisor, and Utah Sales were guests at the home of Mr. and Weaver Jimmy Jerry Burnett. Manager. At the present time and Mrs. Mark Cook and family he is Utah Defense Coordinator, last Den 2 the Bear Badge was preSunday. and is supervising all militai'y and to Larry Bennington and sented Attend Funeral other Federal Government comSteve Turner; Lion Badges were Mrs. David E. Cook and Mrs. within Lewis munication requirements to Michael Thompson and Briggs attended the funeral given Meeks. the State. Den 3 Wolf Badges services for their relative Miss Fred a He and his wife the former Christy Larson at Bountiful, Mon- went to Michael Gardner and Terry Higgs of Salt Lake City re- day afternoon. Judson. Gold Arrow was presentside at G31 Southall East, Salt ed to John Gardner. New Daughter n Lake City. They have eight A baby daughter arrived MonThe next meeting of the pack and seven grandchildren. day at an Ogden hospital to Mr. will be held on May 22 instead of and Mrs. Lloyd E. Dahl. They the following week formerly schednow have four children. uled. municipal use. 7. Any allotment of water made pursuant to this petition shall be subject to the Water President Eisenhower in sign- instance a $100 bond issued within Conservancy Act of Utah, Title the law raising interest rates the last yeai on its 1st year anCode Utah ing 73, Chapter 9, on E and H Savings Bonds niversary would have a cash value Series the as amended, 1953, In a comparatively short of $70.20. One year later it would rules and regulation of the said, Board of Directois of the Disspan of years the U. S. Savings be worth, if cashed, $78.20. Twro ConBonds program has become an and the Repayment trict, years from now $S0.20, 3 years tract between the United part of the American way $82.20 4 years $85.00. If cashed of life. It has taught countless the 1st year it would provide $1.20 States and the District. Americans how to save . . . today over the $75 needed to invest in a This petition is made purover 40 million people own more new bond but the new bond would suant to a directive of the than $41 billion in Series E and not catch up to cash value of the legislative body of Layton City II Bonds. We want to see more old one until the 5th yeaz In addiCorporation, a municipal corpeople continually buying more tion the old bond would mature to its Council, as poration, t, bonds so that Savings Bonds will $100 three months earlier than evidenced by Ordinance No. 2, provide even greater financial pro-- j the new one. So in most cases, it adopted by the City Council of tection and at the same time help is advisable to hold the old bonds. the City on the 29th day of assure the economic stability of All E bonds as they mature, if April, 1957, a copy of which our country. I invite every citi- left as they are, add 3 compoundis attached hereto, and is for zen to take advantage of invest- ed interest to their water for municipal use, addiin now the face ing allotvalue, payable when redeemed tional to that heret9fore United States Bonds." as for Savings long as 10 years. ted by Weber Basin Water n Bonds Series E Conservancy District to Lay-toThe new E Bonds will yield 3 Vi Great men are they who see that City Corporation under date of August G, 1954 in the per cent per annum, compounded spiritual is stronger than any when held to ma- material force that thoughts rule amount of 750 acre-fee8 Dated this 30th day of April, turity of Emerson years and 11 months the world. with much higher redemption 1957. values in the early years a 3 There is no expedient to which Attest: a man will not resort to avoid the yield in 3 years formerly 2Vi. JOHN M. PARK real labor of thinking. Series H Bonds City Recorder Sir Joshua Reynolds The II Bond has also been im- (Seal) in semithat it pays by v. heie- - proved Section o.. An emergency is Youth thinks intelligence a good check interest amounting to annuaj by declared, and it is necessary 2.25 over the 1st year and then substitute for experience, and his for the peace, health, and safety at the rate of 3.3S per an- elders think experience a substitute of the inhabitants of the Layton pays num the following 9 years to ma- for intelligence. City Corporation, a municipal cor- turity. Lyman Bryon poration, that this ordinance shall These to increased rates apply take effect immediately upon its all E and II bonds on purchased passage, approval and publishing and after even 1937 February 1, as provided by law. as an measure, though, BALDWIN built piano, small Passed by majority vote of the bonds stock noweconomy on be hand will members present of the City Coun- used. The date of the bond is the cil of Layton City Corporation, a size, brand new, BIG discount determining factor. Therefore it municipal corporation, Davis Coun- is not necessary to have new bonds ty, State of Utah, this 29th day issued, though that can be done if for cash or LARGE trade-i- n of April, 1957. desired when the new Bond maELIAS A. DAWSON, terial becomes available. allowance given. Write Glenn Old Bonds Mayor Attest: Even though the new Bonds will J0HT M. PARK carry a higher interest yield, in Scott, P. 0. Box 2501, Salt Lake most cases it will not be advanCity Recorder rein(Seal) tageous to cash bonds-foCity 10, Utah, in The in new bonds considei'ing vestment Journal Published May the time and effort required. For 4. 1957. M-M- en h j twen-telepho- ne j e. Mel-vir- chil-dze- Interest Rate Increase on Bonds An-note- d, in-terg- ral to-wi- semi-annu- better-than-ev- t. er semi-annuall- y, r al |