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Show 2A Lakeside Review South, Wednesday, Dec. 14, 1983 Auto Emissions Program Gets Aired Out in Public the inspections is a better system. Michiel Burson, former mayor of Sunset, said he favors one location where experts can use the same equipment to test each vehicle. I dont believe in making the mechanic working on cars an overnight expert in EPA, he said. Its not going to work. Well have as many standards as vehicle ty ordinance service stations." Richard Valentine, a represenbefore final approval is given. Brent Bradford, Bureau of Air tative of Vehicle Emissions Testing Service (VETS), a private Quality Director, said the regulations for Salt Lake and Davis firm which has offered to handle County will be approved at the the inspections, agreed. Valentine submitted VETS documents Utah Air Conservation Committo the bureau and said more distee's Dec. 16 meeting. is needed on the procussion Approval will also have to come today from the Davis gram. Valentine claims the inspection County Commission and final guaranteed approval from the EPA before it charge per vehicle is lower than becomes law. A small audience the decentralized cost and the of county residents and state and ' calibration of testing machines is local officials attended both more accurate in his firms pro- Some disaFARMINGTON greed, some supported it and others came just to listen at two public hearings held last Thursday on the proposed Davis County auto emissions inspections program. The hearings were held by the Utah Bureau of Air Quality to solicit public input on the couninspec-tionmaintenan- ce tor of the Utah Petroleum Retailers Organization, supported the decentralized concept. The free enterprise system works, he said. We dont feel theres a place for a monopoly in the system. Ashton said the inspection fee in the decentralized system can dwindle down to almost nothing as stations compete for customers. Bradford said at this late date, the two counties will probably stay with the decentralized approach. However, he promised the bureau will look closely at the information submitted by - The second public hearing held Thursday evening attracted many residents who had requested time to speak out against the program. Terrence Boyle of Centerville said he was a former backyard mechanic in Mesa, Arizona and noted gram. Richard Harvey, director of ways people dishonestly pass authe environmental health to emissions tests there. sion, Davis County Health DeBoyle said he took his vehicle partment, said they have been in for an inspection and it failed. involved in considering a pro- He claimed he then removed the gram since 1980 and a citizens catalytic convertor device off the committee strongly recom- vehicle and it passed the inspecmended the decentralized pro- tion with a nearly zero emissions gram. reading. It dawned on me that Paul Ashton, executive direc this is a big farce, he said. The time to begin studying classical ballet is in ones youth. And now the place to begin is the Davis Troupe de Ballet. $5-6:- hearings. The first public hearing in the afternoon focused on a discussion of the merits of a decentral- Taking children from their first plies to performance levels, the new ballet school is sponsored by the DavisUniversity of Utah under the experOutelage of Ballet Mistress, Mary Lynn Shupe. For prima ballerinas past their prime, the Davis Troupe de Ballet offers adult classes for credit or noncredit from the University of Utah's Department of Ballet. . " For a free schedule or more information regarding classes at Stoker School in Bountiful call 58 880 . Winter quarter at the Davis University of Utah Program for Higher Education begins January 3rd. . ized and centralized program. Under the countys proposed decentralized program, residents will take their vehicles to any one of numerous private check stations for inspection. But many felt a central location for 1 1 -- of Utah- - The Division of Continuing EducationUniversity Centerville Gets Basins Continued From de BALLET DAVIS TROUPE the VETS firm. 1A He said the county is concerned the Barnard basin may be too small. On Parrish Creek a 49,000 cubic yard debris basin has been proposed at 540 N. 700 E. Also a 9,000 cubic yard upper debris basin has also been proposed. Campbell said the creek is the worst in the city for flood and mudslide potential. He said the south fork of the canyon has .been labeled a Creek by many experts. Rudd Creek is 'where a mudslide in Farmington destroyed many homes and property last spring. ; mini-Rud- d He said 100,000 cubic yards of material could come down the d Tcanyon. The creek has been as high as Rudd Creek for ;mudslide potential by many occupied presently by the street would become part of the basin. Don Carlson, who said he lives on 540 N., suggested the city place a huge pipe in the canyon and dynamite some of the cracks in the canyon wall, to dislodge material that poses a mudslide hazard. The city could then plant grass in the soil. The idea would be the same as shooting down avalanches at ski resorts to reduce avalanche danger. But Blackburn said it would be difficult to get maintenance equipment up to the pipe. Nothing would frighten me ts. That situation could result in lawsuits against the city, he ad- a 2 ded. On Deuel Creek, the county commission is looking at alternatives to the citys proposal, OPEN THURSDAY and FRIDAY 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. OPEN MONDAY thru SATURDAY 10:00 a.m. to 6 p.m. NOVJ UNTIL CHRISTMAS! Blackburn said. Originally a 12,000 cubic yard debris basin was planned for the creek, Campbell said. The council, however, then decided on a 7,000 cubic yard debris basin. Several Companies Have Shipped Us TONS of MERCHANDISE EDITOR Quantities Limited, So Please Hurry! 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