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Show 4A Cenierville Woman Given Recognition Lakeside Review South, Wednesday, July 20, 1983 Koxann Fletcher of Centerville has been recognized by the Naval Reserve Center in Ogden as its finest sailor for this years third quarter. She was chosen from among over 150 fellow naval reservists. Her selection is remarkable in that she had no military experience before enlisting one year ago. A member of the Naval Supply Center Oakland Detachment A320, she quickly attained the Storekeeper Second Class (E-5- rating. ) During the week, Fletcher works with Davis County Comprehensive Employment Training Act (CETA) office. She reshowmains active in Afing her three ghan dogs throughout the West and building miniature doll houses. Fletchers parents also live in Centerville, William D. and Marilyn Giles. Her father off-hou- rs full-blood- ROXANN FLETCHER retired as a Sergeant Major from the U.S. Army after 31 years. Ms. Fletcher has one son, John Michael. Board of Adjustment Gets Appointments " v -- ' rf' "7. IM. s" 'It's a Catch 22' h. dent of Bountiful who works in real estate sales within the city, Stahle said. Ms. Duffin replaces Bill Monay who has served on the planning commission for 18 years. On another matter the city has received a letter from a resident' who has proposed the city rename the citys park at 400 N. 200 W. volunteer park in honor of the many volunteers who donated time during the recent flooding in the city. The mayor received a $250 check from the resident to begin the fund campaign. The mayor, however, did not release the name of the individual who made the suggestion. Both will serve five year terms. summer afternoon. In making the appointments, Mayor Dean Stahle noted that Robinson had run for a city council seat in the last election. Stahle said Robinson is interested in serving the community. Robinson has worked for Mountain Bell in the companys Ron Hyns, a Bountiful resisaid he felt it was really not to have the same type of ardent at the meeting on another marketing and sales departfair to enlarge the use in a sing- rangement. But Stahle noted that legally matter, suggested the council ment for the past 17 years, le family dwelling area. Stahle said. Councilman Bob Linnell said he could remodel the home into let Ross continue his arrangeRobinson replaces Mel Pearmatment the a on under this be later by simply tabling that while he thought it may duplex son who has moved from the a good decision in the Ross case arrangement.. We should try to ter an leaving the situation community. indefor an under consideration of conthe maintain the to allow their situation to integrity tinue, he feared a change may homes in the neighborhood, he finite period of time. Linnell noted the whole situaopen a real pandoras box in said. Councilman Paul Allen said tion is really a Catch 22. He the future, with others coming to the council for changes in there has already been a lot of said the Ross own a large home encroachment with multiple that used to accomodate 12 famzoning in the neighborhood. units and commercial ily members. But now only family Martin Keddington told the in single family Samuel Ross and his wife are establishments to council he would object any BOUNTIFUL The BountiIt would take a living in the home. He said it neighborhoods. changes if it meant opening the lot of to encroach would be unfortunate to have ful Group of La Lache League justification dwelarea to multiple family the basement run empty. On will hold its third meeting in a further. lings such as duplexes, but that were at the other hand, the council does series. The meeting will be held Since few neighbors he really didnt object to the the meeting to object, the coun- not want to encourage multiple at the home of Debra DeJong Ross situation otherwise. cil took it as a sign that few family dwellings in the neighThursday, July 21, 763 North The council considered grapt- - objected to the Ross living ar- borhood. Main, Farmington, at 7 p.m. ' The council finally voted to The group meets the third rangement. However the city ing Ross a conditional use granting him permission to cqn- - j ent out notices to only six send the matter back to the c- Thursday of each month. A tinue the arrangement, but not' homes in the neighborhood an- itys planning commission for series of four meetings inforfurther consideration. allowing anyone else in the area nouncing the public hearing. mally discuss the phases of the way for these two friends who decided to double up on a trip down the water slide at IT'S TOGETHERNESS all Ms. Duffin is a lifelong resi- Bob RobinBOUNTIFUL son has been appointed to the Bountiful City Board of Adjustment and June S. Duffin has been appointed to the citys planning commission. Cherry Hill in Kaysville. It's a cool way to spend a hot Renting Makes House a Duplex . For years BOUNTIFUL Samuel Ross and his wife have rented a room in the basement of their home at 470 E. 400 N. to LDS missionaries, college students and others who have stayed for a short period of time. But since their neighborhood .is zoned for only single family homes, this practice may soon change. Renting the basement even to missionaires or room would make college students the home a duplex according to Bountiful City officials. And duplexes are not permitted in the neighborhood. The citys planning commission, by a 2 vote, suggested the council allow the practice to continue. But Mayor Dean Stahle said that if the council approved the 4-- Ross situation, it would change the entire area. He m 4 1 5 "I 4 f 1 2 : ; it m r La Leche League to Meet In Farmington July 21 for this breastfeeding. Topic meeting is The Art of Breastfeeding and Overcoming Difficulties. Discussion Leader for the meeting will be Kay Gerber. n t I 4 ! 2 t M t at ai 1' t I For information about the It meeting or for questions about breastfeeding call leaders. Kay Gerber 292-645- Thorsness 2 or Araina 292-345- 1. m m -- t Ready in 1985 Timetable Set for Moon Lake Plant By CAROLE O. COLE Review Correspondent At its meeting on July 12, BOUNTIFUL Bountiful Light and Power Commission members were informed of the proposed timetable for planning and construction of the Moon Lake hydroelectric plant. While overall planning and construction are projected to consume the next 30 months and though the plant will be ready and operational by winter of 1985, actual start-u- p and use of the plants power will probably not take place until the spring of 1986. It is expected that administrative and legal work will include approval of the water rights by November 1983, application for and approval of a land use permit from the Ashley National Forest by March 1984, negotiations with the appropriate y over Inagencies for the required dian lands on the lower part of the project, negotiation of a federal contract with the Western right-of-wa- Area Power Administration and agreements with the Bureau of Reclamation. The engineering and construction phase involves the possibility of hiring a firm to do the majority of the work though Bountiful City will whatevmost likely make provision to do er work they currently have expertise to do. The entire project will cost approximately $3.7 million. Of major concern is the design and construction of the turbine for the plant. Manufacture of the turbine alone will take anywhere from a year to 15 months. The commission recommended that preliminary administrative and legal work proceed as planned, but that recommendations be made in the meantime regarding specific engineering tasks that will need to be put out for bid and which city personnel will be able to perform. gOnslDQs) lED3 iyyretfTTrffrrtv.i L i tl V lCity everTbeen 33553373 QdQfiSBQ, 5) VEN 0060(50 SEE I lost 39 lbs. andas 36 to lose as t Weight loss varies with each Individual. 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