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Charles Gray stars in the title Pasco 10:30 In Richard Brutus, David Collmgs as Elizabeth Cassius. as Spriggs Caiphurma. and Keith Marc Michell as Anthony. (3 hrs ) role, with as O THE TONIGHT SHOW Host: Johnny Carson. O 90 mins.) STARSKY HUTCH-MANN- IX January 17, 1979 Minutes of the regular meeting of the Fillmore City Council held Wednesday. January 17. 1979 at 7:30 p.m. in the Fillmore City Building. Notice of time, place and agenda of the meeting were provided to The Progress and each member of the governing body by mailing copies of the Notice and Agenda on January 13. 1979. Those present for the meeting were: Mayor Robert A. Edison. Council-member- s A. Alison Robison (excused first half, present second half of the meeting). Robert A. Nielson. Merlin A. Hare. Duane O. Bartholomew. Doris Rasmussen; Recorder Carol C. Wise; Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Harry Edison. Minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Councilman Hare. seconded bv Councilman Nielson. Motion carried. Vote was unanimous. Bills for the month of January were reviewed. Motion by Councilman Nielson, seconded by Councilman Bartholomew that bills be approved with the exception of Check No. 4176. Motion carried. Vote was unanimous. Mr. Linwood E. Tracy. Jr. met with the Council regarding his plan to purchase property on 300 West by Mayor Edison for a welding and repair business. Mr. Tracy asked about zoning in the area and requested permission to put a 14 x 65 mobile home on the property as a dwelling. It was noted that the area is zoned 2 and that the business has been a use. The mobile home ordinance was read which states that trailers are allowed only double-wid- e outside mobile home parks. The matter was discussed at some length. No action was taken. Mr. Lcnord Cole requested a license to sell beer at the Utah Liquor Agency Store. The matter was discussed at some length after which motion by Councilwoman Rasmussen that the city grant Mr. Cole a license to seH beer at the store. Motion seconded by Councilman Hare. Vote: 2 ayes. Councilman Nielson voted 'nave. Councilman Bartholomew abstained. There was a question raised as to w hethcr or not the issue can be decided by less than a majority of the Council. It was decided that the rules governing voting should be researched. Mrs. Susan Edison presented a bill for $189.00 for mementos to be given to the Millard High School football team and championship coaches. The bill was approved for paynow-owne- R-- Julius PLAYS Caesar' THE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES AND Starsky And Hutch Death Notice Starsky and Hutch maintain a watch over a group of strippers who have received threatening notes. (R) Mannix Warning: Live Blueberries' Mannix locates a beautiful college student involved in the murder of a basketball ment. college star. (R. 2 hrs.. 15 Mrs. Phil Robison. Mr. Eugene D. mins ) 10.40 O STREETS OF SAN Lund and Mrs. Darlene Fowler discussed 4th of July activities to be sponsored FRANCISCO 11 40 bv the East Millard Riding Club: The F B I O 12.00 TOMORROW Council indicated they would support the club in their activities. Plans are to be made and the club will return to the PETERSON Council with details. Machine & Supply Mr. Robison also discussed the need to enforce traffic regulations which Your complete forbid on Main Street in the middle of the blocks. He stated that in building material his job as driver training instructor he dealer for East Millard secs the need for this enforcement. Mr. Terry Scottorn. Mr. Jer E. Brinkerhoff and Mrs. Mary Jane PeterLumber-Roofin- g son brought the Council up to date on Cement the formation of a recreation district. Paneling-Hardwar- c This district will have the same bounPaints daries as fhe East Millard Hospital Plumbing-Electrica- l District. It was reported that the Council should appoint two persons to be the Interstate Homes Citys representatives for the recreaCucklcr Buildings tion district. The group also requested American Grain Bins that the City pass a resolution in support of the creation of the district. Motion by Councilman Hare that Fillmore 169 W. 200 S. City pass a resolution in favor of the Fillmore Seconded recreation district. by Councilman Nielson. Motion carried. 0 Vote was unanimous. Mr. Doug Waters complained that trucks continue to park on the street blocking access to his road and his home on 600 North. He asked that tickets be issued to drivers who park on the street. Councilman Hare stated that truckers have parked in the area for years without problems and it is now a matter of educating them that the situation has changed. Its was decided that some lines will be painted to indicate where the street is as soon as weather will permit. Barricades will also be used along the edge of the street to designate the street from the cafe parking lot. Mr. Tom Bergman asked for permission to change the description of land to be released from the covenant with Don Smith. The total acreage will remain the same, but the released land will include S1 acres that are to be traded with Fillmore Products. Motion by Councilman Hare that the City approve the transfer and the resolution prepared by Mr. Bergman subject to the approval of Attorney Hare. Motion seconded by Councilman Bartholomew. Motion carried. Vote was unanimous. Mr. Max Nichols. Justice of the Peace, met with the Council concerning a city attorney. Council reported that Attorney Eldon A. Eliason will take care of matters appearing on Mr. Nichols docket. A schedule will be arranged so this can be done on the days that Mr. Eliason is in Fillmore. Fire Chief Tony Dearden met with the Council concerning liability insurance coverage for firemen. Recorder Wise reported she had talked with the insurance agent who stated that if legal action is brought against Fillmore City because of some firemans actions in fighting a fire, the City has liability insurance coverage. However, if the legal suit is against individual firemen and does not specifically name Fillmore City the coverage would not extend to them. The agent indicated that coverage to extent to individual firemen has not been available, but that he is trying to get this type of insurance for cities. The insurance agent indicated that insurance is available to cover liability incurred by selling smoke detectors. Mayor Edison reported that he had been contacted by County Commission and neighboring towns regarding the legislation to change sales tax distribution from point of sale to a per capita basis. The matter was reviewed noting that figures supplied to the county indicate that Fillmore City would lose about 52.000.00 per year on a per capita basis while the county would gain by a considerable amount. The small towns also would receive much larger amounts. Motion by Councilman Hare that Fillmore City go on record as favoring a per capita basis distribution of sales tax and that letters be written to state legislators to this effect. Motion seconded by Councilman Nielson. Motion carried. Vote was unanimous. Employment requirements for the spring and summer season were discussed. A project to be submitted to Manpower Planning for three CETA employees was reviewed and approved. It was proposed that a maintenance supervisor be hired to establish priorities and coordinate projects from all departments. Motion to hire the super-viso- r under Manpower Planning, if possible, was made by Councilman Robison, seconded by Councilman Nielson. Motion carried. Motion to increase Mr. Freeman Rowleys monthly salary by $50.00 retroactive to July 1. 197g by Councilman Robison, seconded bv Councilman Nielson. Motion carried. ote was unanimous. The following application for a building permit approved pending approval of building inspector: No. 629, Brent B. Porter - Storage. Motion by Councilman Nielson, seconded by Councilwoman Rasmussen. Motion carried. Vote was unanimous. Motion by Councilman Bartholomew that the City sk for bids on maintenance of City Dump. It was agreed that the contractor furnish all equipment and that the bids be opened at next recession funds totalling $278.00 for maintenance at City Dump and for a new basement door at the City Building. Motion to approve expenditures of these funds by Councilman Robison, seconded by Councilman Bartholomew. Motion carried. Vote was unanimous. Councilman Robison requested a letter to the Department of Transportaregular meeting. tion to activate SOS funds for a signing Wise reviewed Recorder briefly project in the City. the services provided by the current Councilman Nielson noted that the insurance agent and recommended that Waterworks study project funding iq view of the quality of service and the should be approved in February. fact the present agent has had the Citys Meeting adjourned at :30 p.m. account for only two years, that the City continue with the same agent for another year provided costs seem to be in line. Motion by Councilman Hare that the City follow Recorders recommendations on insurance. Seconded by NETWORKS AND Councilman Nielson. Motion carried. STATIONS RESERVE 1 The following cemetery certificates were approved: 295. Barta Melville. N'j, Lot I, Block 201. Plat B; 296, Russell Sayre, Lot 1. Block 342. Plat B. The following items were reviewed: 1. Police Reports. 2. List of bills proposed at current legislative session. 3. Letter from Mrs. Norma Matheson thanking for hospitality on Statehood Day. 4. Letter from Department of Develon opment Services congratulation Statehood day activities. 5. Utah Foundation Reports. 6. Snow Survey. 7. ICPA Agendas. Economic & Business 8. Weber-Uta- h Review. 9. Airport lease form. 10. CNA Insurance Inspection Re, port. 1 1 . Notice of Hearing regarding delegations of certain EPA functions to State Water Pollution Control and State Department of Health. Correspondence from and to Mr. R. Clayton Huntsman regarding an electrical deposit refund check. Recorder Wise asked the Council to approve the disbursement of Anti 1 THE RIGHT TO MAKE CHANGES ANSWER TO LAST WEEKS PUZZLE answer o;:q:q:o;0 o:o:o:o:o:o:o:o pares BVYc;2t::ctr PRIMARY CHILDRENS MEDICAL CENTER 320 Twelfth Avenue, Salt Lake All City, Utah 84103 donations are used for medical expenses of needy children. |