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Show i , 2D Lakeside Review North, Wednesday, June 29, 1983 mm unsef AAeay ngine f Profeei toeing By SHARON STBELI Review Correspondent , . - Sunset City, in SUNSET jeopardy of losing its fire protection rating with the ISO Services Office), has gi ' ven the green light for Fire Chief Arlie Wallace to "tie up a 1983 LaFrance diesel fire engine with a pumping capacity of 1,250 gallons per minute.. Final transactions, however, must await written confirms-- . tion from the ISO that Sunsets rating would indeed by hurt under new formulas outlined in the revised ISO manual. The manual itself will not be available to the city for at least four weeks, said Wallace, but telephone conversations with both the Phoenix- - and San Francisco-based ISO offices indicated that the city is probably 1,000 gallons short in the area of pumping capacity. While previous ratings were based largely on engine age, the new fire suppression rating schedule is tied to pumping capacity in comparison with the fifth largest building in any gi-- 1 ven community. Other factors, To such as occupancy level, construction type, and the installation of sprinklers in the building are evaluated in determining the final pumping ratio. Wallace said that Doxey Elementary School, which at 39,370 square feet, is the fifth largest Sunset building, probably requires a 2,812 gallon per minute pumping capacity. At present the fire department has the capacity to pump 1,750 gallons per minute, which, is 1,062 gallons short. If the city lost its ISO rating, Fireman Frank Stevens ex- -' plained, homeowners insurance would be substantially more expensive for all Sunset residents. Chief Wallace, who had checked "all known suppliers for the best buys in pumpers, said that the LaFrance special was definitely the best buy at $75,200. The pumping capacity would be guaranteed by a 10 percent surety bond, and the town would be allowed $2,500 off the asking price to go back and get it. A like piece of equipment in another market would probably Attend Academy Sunset Hires Two New Police Officers SUNSET Two new law ing to Mayor Norm Sant. With 111 applications to review, the mayor said that the as conducted city hada search as it ever thorough has in selecting Greg Richer and Jay Thalman for the patrol. The two men underwent a battery of agility tests, written exams, and interviews in the selection process. Some of the last seven candidates came in for several interviews as the field was narrowed down, Sant explained. Both Ridler and Thalman have put themselves through of . D0GA7 CEODW computer maintenance package and a new sewer cleaner. The $2,200 per year service agreement with Burgoyne would be renegotiable each year, explained Councilman Larry Ashdown and would include all parts, software, and service for Sunsets computer, so long as we dont mess with it ourselves. Councilman Eugene Kidd many law enforcement seminars at their own expense, the mayor added in introducing them to Sunsets City Council. Thalman has been active in animal control in Centerville, the fire department, and the reserves. Ridler, the youngest officer ever hired by Sunset, has three years of police science under his belt and was an active volunteer with the Davis County Sheriffs department. Both officers will enroll in the police academy in October. en- forcement officers have beefed . up Sunsets police force, accord- cost at least $90,000 to $100,000, said Wallace in urging the city to jump on it. Mayor Norm Sant, who had conferred with Clearfield City officials when they purchased a pumper, confirmed Wallaces opinion that the bid was excellent. With $20,000 already earmarked for capital improvements in the fire department, the $15,040 down payment required for a leasepurchase agreement, renewable each year until the engine was paid for, would be in line with the towns budget. At the June 21 session of City Council, Mayor Sants recommendation that well see if we can tie this up, based on something in writing from the ISO, received unanimous approval. Chief Wallace said that he would check immediately to see if the engine was still available. In other matters of business, the Council approved bids on a cp .0 ported that four bids on a new sewer cleaner had been submitted. With estimates ranging from $16,865 to $21,989, the council opted for AquaTech equip- ment from Atlas Machinery in Salt Lake. Atlass low bid fell well within the $19,000 set aside for the cleaner in the 1983-8fiscal year budget. It just so happened that the lowest bid was for the exact piece of equipment we wanted, said Maintenance Chief Jerry Ellsworth. 4 We feel we have a good mix experience and ages, Sant concluded. Layton Man Accepts Call To Serve as Missionary LAYTON Elder Kenneth Bauer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Bauer of Layton, has been called to serve a mission for the LDS Church in the Minnesota-Minneapoli- s Pf m1 fc tfU- Mission. He will enter the Mission Training Center on June 30. He was honored at a farewell meeting on June 26. The new missio- - Iwvp nary is an active member of the Layton 10th LDS Ward and a graduate of Layton High School and LDS Seminary. Prior to receiving his mission call, he was working for Microtek of Utah in Salt Lake City. KENNETH BAUER 1931 Ply. Horizon 4 door, clean 1973 FOrd Called on a Mission? Coming Home? 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