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Show rr r 6B Lakeside Review South, Wednesday, May 25, 1983 Fee Hikes For Schools A new renFARMINGTON tal policy concerning the publics use of classrooms and other school facilities in the county has been set by the Davis School Board. The new policy, which will go into effect immediately, will raise previous rates per hour while at the same time limiting use by organizations. "Its (raise in prices) a tremendous jump said Board President Sheryl Allen, and no one feels' comfortable, or happy with them. But Ms. Allen said the increase in rental fees would be necessary if the school board was to continue the rental program. It is the Boards sincere desire that the public use the ' schools, she added. The new rates are divided into two categories, commercial and Groups which are not commercial will now pay $5 per hour for one clas- BUSINESS SERVICE DIRECTORY Cot o ;ob o do 7 Call on someone who' knows how Appliance Parti All make, and models SIS service charge, plus parts, Call anytime 6 2 Blinds LEVOLOR WINDOW BLINDS Guaranteed Lowest Prices. by phone. Samples Shop mailed or delivered. Installation available. Free Delivery. Measure your windows and call 7 anytime for prices individual school adminis- trators will have the right to work out the price of any ex- tras along the rails marking ties that need to replaced. Lee AnWORKING ON THE RAILROAD derson of the Union Pacific Railroad walks In West Bountiful which the organizations might need. The board also limited the use of the schools. According to the new policy, Public service or- ganizations which perform strictly public services, such as beautification committees, civic groups, Boy Scout, Girl Scouts, etc., shall be granted occasional use (not to exceed four times per year) of a classroom. The new policy will require only minimal resale value. Met-- , the rental fee in advance als recovery remains the option for commercial paid groups. of the contractor, however. What problems have similar Residents Hear Plant Proposal By CAROLE O. COLE Can the project go without Bountiful City's participation? The plant will require a guaranteed delivery of 130,000 tons of burnable Review Correspondent CitiWEST BOUNTIFUL zens of West Bountiful interest- ed enough to hear the pros and cons of the proposed resource recovery burn plant to be constructed in Layton were few at the public hearing held in the city offices on May 17. Will Jeffries of the Wasatch Front Regional Council and Rich Harvey, director of en- refuse per year. This must come from those cities who contract with the plant, though cities will not be required to fulfill certain quotas individually. A 1981 study estimates that 110- - to 115,000 tons of burnable refuse was being generated by Davis County residents. The 1984 estimate is expected to exceed the 130,000-torequirement. Should Bountiful elect not to participate, other cities such as Roy have expressed an interest in participating. vironmental health for the Davis County Health Department, presented an explanation of the facility, brought a scale model of the proposed building and showed transparencies that detailed financial aspects of the project. Because the BARD and NARD are rapidly filling up and approaching their maximum life expectancy, alternatives to ' landfill waste disposal must be ; considered said Jeffries. While federal law requires that landfill projects must be used to capacity, studies show that ; NARD may possibly be extend- ed for up to 35 years and BARD some 14 years. ; Questions from both council members and citizens present at the hearing were answered by Jeffries and Harvey as fol-- , lows: n Why must the plant be located in Layton? One of the major energy . A 1.U 4 Ik, How can we be sure that Utah Power & Light will purchase the electricity generated by the plant? Public How much power does it take to run the resource recovery plant? ' ! metals recovery of any kind feasible in the burn process? Some recovery of metals is a possibility, though 50 to 60 percent of Is While natural gas jets are integral to the efficient and safe op- eration of the plant, refuse is not burned with natural gas. 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Call Bob Mike 1 Steve plants in the country experienced? technology proposed for the Layton facility is currently in operation in more than 250 plants around the world and has been in use for more than 50 years in Europe. Some plants have failed because of, economic factors. Plants that were built first and where markets for the recovered resources were developed later, have found themselves in trouble. Planners for the Layton facility determined what resources could be most efficiently recovered, found markets for them first, and the facility was then developed ac- economically feasible. What will the plant mean in terms of cost to the individual householutilities are required by law to der? Residents currently pay in the neighborhood of $10 to $12 to purchase the electricity generated by plants such as the dispose of the ton of refuse one being proposed. The only generated by each household in point remaining to be worked out is a fair purchase price. able, 2974. 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