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Show 6B Centerville Approves Flood Control Projects Lakeside Review South, Wednesday, July 27, 1983 Bountiful Denies ftezone Request for Convenience Store Review Staff BOUNTIFUL By a narrow vote, the Bountiful City turned down a request to rezone a parcel of ground on the northwest corner of 1500 3-- 2 Council South and Main Street. Dan Murray of Caribou Four Corners Inc. asked the property be rezoned from residential to commercial so the company could build a Maverik convenience store and gas station on the property. Mayor Dean Stahle said he was opposed to the request because he said he would like to see the 1500 South property and nearby property planned together as a unit, rather than .as a piece at a time. .. Stahle said the citys redevelopment agency is working with the 5 Points Mall, across the street from the property, to get something going there. He said that as the mall is , developed further, the citj would like to see the 1500 South property also developed. The property though, should the area. He said he rents mainly to the elderly and to young families. not be developed piecemeal, he said. Stahle said the convenience store would also increase traffic and that the companys other store had had many problems. He said the owners have not kept the landscaping around the store at 200 West 100 South in good condition. Councilman Bob Linnell said he would like to see a business locate on the property with a little more regular hours. Murray had told the council that Maverik stores stay open usually until 10 or 11 p.m. at night and some are open 24 hours. Remigi said that when he bought the property he understood it would remain zoned residential without commercial developments cropping up next door. He said he had driven by the other Maverik store and noticed an open garbage bin in the back of the building and a wrecked, uninspected dump truck parked near the building. So I dont think that along Main Street this is necessarily what youd want to have there." Murray said he would be happy to put up a fence to provide some sort of a buffer to Remigi s property. He said the company also planned to landscape the property at 1500 South so it would look attractive. Albert Whipple, who lives in a townhouse near the property, said the residents of the near his townhouse are all opposed to the convenience store. He said the store would mean an increase in traffic, noise and people there into the evening and potentially all night long. He said lights from the store would also shine in his daughters bedroom. Murray told the council he had contacted residents along 100 South near the property and that most told him they were in of the convenience store. fa He said most felt it would be a convenience and that noise and congestion from the store would not be a problem. Linnell said the council needs to be careful because some property owners had bought property in the area thinking the area would remain -- residential. Councilman Paul Allen said he would also like to see the whole parcel of land developed as a unit rather than a piece at a time. He said the store would help to compound an already negative traffic situation. He said he would like the city to approve something that is the highest and best use of the property. Councilwoman Phyllis South-wic- k suggested the company find another area in the city for its convenience store. We certainly want you in our city, she told Murray. And City Engineer Jack Balling said he couldnt think of a worse corner in the city to put a gas station on. He said if the property were projects 1 fix- If I Opponents Want Issue on Ballot as 'Poll' room-ha- Raviaw Staff Remodeling santerra construction DRYWALL AND Complete Remodeling Service, All types of remodeling and new construction. Large or Small. 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SUBMIT BY THURSDAY AT 4 PENNZOIL PRODUCTS Lakeslde Elevie w PLEASE ,,n, 5 e notices that the meetings would be held at a cost of $1,500. We got less than 500 people nor- - lapels SSStffEWETaTr' Look-U- 394-39- Alterations & e, citizen input and sent out 3 n receive input. But the RDA tends to be a very emotional issue. BOUNTIFUL Willy MarHe said he would be happy if shall, sponsor of an initiative petition to abolish Bountifuls people were more involved. The city does plan to organize redevelopment agency, asked the Bountiful city council July a citizens advisory committee on the RDA, however, Stahle 20 to consider placing the issue on the November ballot as an said. He said that with an issue opinion poll. The city had earlier rejected such as the RDA, people often the initiative petition, ruling out change their minds after they the possibility it would appear obtain more information on the rently started the grass fire issue. on the ballot. He noted that the city council which remained smoldering Marshall said placing the issue on the ballot as an opinion often starts out opposed to a through the day and began to particular issue and as we burn as afternoon winds whipppoll would allow the city to receive input from every citizen of move through things, the couned the island. State fire crews cil will change its mind. Bountiful who would care out and vote. Stahle said he would like to remained on the scene Tuesday The poll should include such see a requirement that nobody monitoring the site for further questions as should the RDA vote in a public election unless outbreaks. be continued or phased out, they attend at least two city Layton Fire Chief John and should the agencys power council meetings so that peo- Adams said the crews had no of imminent domain (condemple would be moie familiar with problem getting out to the site nation) be restricted, Marshall the council and how it operates on the closed Syracuse road. No said. before casting a vote. injuries were reported. Also a section could be provided where voters could mark which areas in the city they would like to see developed further, Marshall said. It would speak well for the ANNOUNCE YOUR WEDDING, council to put this on the ballot, Marshall said. He said the results would represent those MISSIONARY, ENGAGEMENT, who vote and pay taxes. But Mayor Dean Stahle said EAGLE SCOUT, INFORMATION the city had already held a series of five meetings to obtain IN THE- By RON KNOWLTON how1 8 tow-nhous- es RDA DIRECTORY Gof o iob 0 do Call on someone who knows projects on Chase Lane at 400 CENTERVILLE The Cen- West and at 500 West and reterville City Council has given placement of the curb at 500 the go ahead for 17 flood control West. Electrical Work Also planned are asphalt, projects. Work will begin on Hobbe 'Electric Handyman curb and gutter projects on 400 of the Repair, gas and electric dryer,, Coil David Msw".41P-o- . electric itoves, lamp,, light 200 on and South South Street immediately. tures, vacuums, electric The four projects given top Street near Deuel Creek. edgers, trimmers, air conditioners, swamp coolers, A new storm drain pipe syspriority by the council are culcan't fix let me check it out. there's No it, Charge! Call now vert crossings at 100 S. 850 E. tem and asphalt resurfacing at both on 540 North Street near Parrish and at 100 S. 700 E. Deuel Creek, a driveway cros- Creek are also planned. Farm A Garden An asphalt resurfacing prosing between 400 West and 800 Plowing and Tilling West at 400 South and a new ject on Chase Lane to 300 West Yard and Garden Tilling channel in the Applewood sub- near Barnard Creek is also Del Kearl A Sons division at 650 W. on Parrish planned. Nod your carpoti cleaned? The third category is imporCreek. Try Art summer special on a for $24.95, Home Repair The Federal Emergency tant needs. These projects need living Other rooms very reasonable. Free residential on estimates or and done Haute Hold Maintenance design work Management Agency has ap- attention commercial. Call and repair said. Funds this Blackburn for the in funds $237,000 fall, Call proved city so far, Mayor Neil Black- for these projects are questionLockmith burn said. Of that amount, the able or may not be available, he We clean tpraytd or blown-oacoustical ceiling. Including LOCKSMITH city will receive $178,000 added. ceiling,. Re, tore your All services available Construction on these pro- glitter ceilngi to their original beauty immediately. after 4 pm. Call brightness, Call He said the agency had deterjects will begin in the late fall or and for Information. Lawrence mined the citys assessment winter if possible or in the Painting - Texturizing was at $317,000, of which FEMA spring of 1984, Blackburn said. HOUSE PAINTING WANTED Under this category the city was willing to pay 75 percent of INTERIOR EXTERIOR work concrete your, has listed four projects. that cost. isonabie, quality work, The projects include a new licensed contractor, The amount is for storm Piano Tuning drains and utility systems but storm drain pipe system on Roland PIANO TUNING does not include the cost of Way near Parrish Creek, a Professional tuning, repairs box culvert from U106 to 100 ASSOCIATED CERAMIC TILE street improvements, Blackand restorations. Full service Speciolim, free estimates East at 400 South Street on burn said. piano technician for all models including players. Michoel Deuel Creek, park improveMann Music Services. The city has placed flood con-trto the city park and roadprojects into four ments way replacement in Rolling KIRKMAN CONSTRUCTION Piano Tuning and Repair. categories. The first category Experienced .Technician for custom residential framing conurgent needs, is where the city Hills near Lost Creek. and all makes serving tractors. Spec and Brand The next category includes houses. Wood sidings, wood needs to give immediate attenCounty and vicinity. Take of your life time invest- care custom interior finish, tion, Blackburn said. Falling master plan needs and design decks, merit, by tuning now. Call F. Free remodeling and BURTON WINTER AND SONS under this category are areas work which will be done when estimates. yearsrepairs. experience. where access is being denied or funds are available. The city where there is a serious safety has thus far listed no projects under this category. problem. But for projects that fall Construction on these projects is slated to begin Aug. 1 under this category, engineerwith completion by Sept. 15. ing design work will start in 1984 with construction scheduled as The next category is needs where the city needed, Blackburn said. needs to give attention in the Projects under this category next few months or before wint- will require large acquisitions of property for retention ponds er, Blackburn said. The council has listed nine and for storm drains, Blackburn said. projects under this category. Public Works Director Randy At the top of this list is a street repavement project at 1200 Randall said the city will conWe Carry A Complete centrate on using city streets North near Barnard Creek. Also included are an asphalt for creek overflow channels in resurfacing and a culvert exten- the future rather than lining sion at 300 East near Barnard creeks with concrete. FULL SERVICE Creek and asphalt resurfacing OIL CHANGE FILTER & LUBE. four zoned commercial, he hoped the land would be used for a different type of use than for a convenience store and gas station. But Councilman Dean Hill, who voted in favor of the rezoning request, said he thought the councils motion to deny the rezoning request was improper because under the law the property cant be rezoned for 1 year to commercial unless a substantially different use is proposed for the property. Two neighbors to the property also criticized the convenience store proposal. Ron Remingi, who owns a duplex and home north of the property, said the convenience store would affect the type of tenants he would be able to rent to. I dont feel theres a lot of people here who would like to or live next to a Maverik. He said the store would bring extra traffic and stangers into By RON KNOWLTON BUSINESS SERVICE EACH WEDNESDAY |
