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Show Millard School District Minutes to review the Task Force and seconded by Member Lovell and carried unanimously by the Members of the Board. as held Discussion education. organizational pattern to resolve the MX & IPP A be held with will meeting both students and adults concerning the training that will be needed to be hired by this Company. Also there will be direction from the Utah State Board of Education to advise further to reach an on the proposed organization agreement needs for the Intermountain Power Project in regards to vocational Council Community the planning concerning continued from Page personnel concerning the training that will be required. The following teachers were presented to the Board of Education for approval and change of assignment: y Marge Teacher, Robert Beekstrand-Elementarteacher, Rebecca Teacher and Lee Roper - as half time LaFevre-EIementar- y Jensen-Elementar- y transporation supervisor. Impact. Dr. Huefner will be in attendance at the meeting on March 25, 1980 at 10:00 a.m. in the Millard School District Office to help resolve some of the problems in the organizational pattern. A request was presented to the Board of Education for the football coaches to attend football clinics. 1. Coach Monsen to attend Alabama. 2. Coach Clark to attend Arkansas. Member Lovell made a motion to approve the above requests and will help with expenses not to bv exceed $500.00. Member Nelson ; nd carried unanimously by th Members of the Board. was Discussion held bv concerning the insurance program for errors and omissions which can be Member Lovell and carried unanimously by the Members of the Board. Vfr. Carl Haase, offered by the Utah School Boards Association in the amount of SI, 000. 00 per year. Member Nelson made ? Member Christensen made a motion to approve the above seconded positions, Community Planning Coordinator the for Intermountain Power Project, was present to meet with the Board of Education motion to approve thi purchase of the aboxi seconded bv insurance, Member Lovell and carried unanimously by the Members 6 of the Board. A request was presented io the Board of Lducation to use the Millard High Gymnasium to hold gymnastic classes from lo 7:50 p.m. on Tuesdav and page be part of the planning procedure and financed by the Department of Defense. The EIS should not be subjected to long, slow that methods have historically been the case in preparing such studies. This program should be expedited at the same speed with which the Department of Defense is pushing the entire MX The following project. be should questions answered 1. How many acres will be taken out of production by the roads and missile storage? 2. How mans AUM's will affevt. this during construction and duration of 'he project? 3. How mans acres in each grazing district can be improved to sutnificantlv increase production if brush control and reseeding practices are accomplished' Are the livestock watering svsiems of the 4 deserct going to be impacted during the construction or duration of the proiect ? 5. Should supplemental feeding of livestock on Bl M lands during periods of construction and reseeding I his range be implemented needs to be resolved in the an assure studv to uninterupted practice lor grazing livestock. After these and other I questions are answered. recommend the Department of Defense set aside enough ground money for on-timprovements to upgrade existing ranges to assure each leasee there will be no cn's m his grazing rights. This dollar figure can he arrived at after c the EIS is completed need to know how manv acres can be unproved and how much water is needed to development . k vc p r he st.o us ,, n jin nt in the area. There are many acres which could feed more livestock if some methods of range management were utilized bv the land manager. . In Utah and possible in Nevada there have been volumens of research on better published management practices tor these specific areas where the MX site is being planned This type of information could be done in concert with the MX proiect. Grass and shrubs could be planted at the same time areas were being taken out of production for This way. MX construction a few short vears down the oad the pertrut'ee should have as many co ws and sheep as he now has. We hear (if monev being provided 'o handle the socioeconomic impact of the cities and counties and the expected influx of people. We hear how manv pwople will be assimilated bv the commumtv rhrough this proie.r. but we ahle to learn have never how manv M M's wli he lost, both during and after construc'iori We hear of 2! square miles which will he fenced to keep out hveaock in the area where the missile is housed, bu' how manv he will acres totallv dcstroved 'or grazing alter 111 urgl ot road have The miles been constructed ot roads, as .veil as teticiue. t ran spor a ion and water resource' planned to- - de te c I o p rn e n t v will have a main- MX proiect - .rrr.ict on Member Thursday. Christensen made a motion to approve ihe above request and no charge would be assessed unless the custodian has additional work pertaining to this class, seconded by Member Lovell and carried unanimously by the Members of the Board. An offer was presented lo the Board of Education from Mr. Mel Roper to remove the home for the McVey materials. Member Nelson made a motion to approve Mel Ropers offer to remove the McVey Home for the materials and he would clean up the area after removal of the home, seconded by Member Christensen and carried unanimously by the Members of the Board. A review was made of the 1978-7- Member audit. 9 Christensen made a motion to approve the audit for the school year 1978-7and hire Robison & Hill to complete the audit for the shool year 1979-80- , seconded by Member Nelson and the 9 Position Statement On The MX Missile Ag. continued from 1 4-- existing management livestock practices. Adding to this problem will he the large numbers ot people traveling in this area, creatine addition t! losses tot the livestock industry. It is recognized that funds arc being provided lo handle the impact of cities and counties for the influx ot new people m the area, but we lecl a plan should be developed to help ranchers with their economic l M's were problem where reduced We recommend tor e.tch livestock operutor where socio-economi- downward adiusiment in M M's are to be made bv the MX 'he livestock opetatot should have monies put into his operation bv the Dc'cnsc t hat would brim due econom-tticome equal lo his present income and this should continue until Ins livestock M M's are again reinstated to this present level, with adtustmcnis made lor intlalion to allow increases or decreases each vear Ihe livestock operators cannot uisr he reduced m M M's while the MX is being Depa-'-iLtl- built and range land developed because this mac take vears ancl manv of these people would he forced our for business their lit generation with rio place to go or to make a living. If this tv the place for the missile, we should mvenlorv the impact on agriculture and see vvti.it v in be accomplished to pc tease the earrv mg cap.h nv ot livestock of the area and have the defense ot tor'itud bv having the dcplov tiient cd the missile also. If a permittee is torvcnl to relocate or is put out ot i voting was as follows: Member Nelson Aya: Member Christensen Aye; Member Lovell, Nave and Member Frampton, Aye. was Discussion held the concerning Members Board to serve on the negotiations committee. Member Nelson made a motion to have Member and Member Frampton Lovell on act the Negotiations Committee, seconded Member by Christensen and approved by Board. The Board of Education felt that a new professional staff evaluation procedure should be devlopcd. was Discussion the concerning a new purchase held need to Industrial Sewing Machine in the amount of $995.00 and a Jointer in the amount of SI. 245. 00. Member Lovell made a motion to approve items to be seconded by the above purchased, Member Christensen and carried unanimously by the Members of the Board. Vance completed has Abbott all his requirements to receive an Adult High School diploma and his name was presented to the Board of Education for business, the rancher should be reimbursed for the amount he has expended for his grazing rights on this propertv. The Department of Dctcnse sIumiUI tccl a resonsibility to compensate the rancher for his loss or his help him relocate livestock grazing program in another area I hose ranees are in total use now bv permittees who have established their gr.iztnc reduction ill this erame .oca will dra.iicatlv reduce die siockmen's no b lie local pr r o s businesses will es pet icitc e areas. nv V 'ticre.iscd revenue, the su t ter will losses and this men permanent si oc k be addressed must V'tieuhure is not opposine a sirom riaiion.il defense, bin we are opposme a weakened Ihe ;ier ic ult ur.il cconotnv stockmen trace take a portion ot land hat no one wanted, developed it m'o productive land, and d'ev tear he v m.iv now stand lo o c il without reccivine coiupc ns.inon or retnedc lor then los, Ihe ii.rioii.il dc tense and the livestock producers van live loeether it cooperation onie- - rorn bo'h sides I he ranchers and luruicts will u d ot a their ti a cooper, rive effort it 'hcv can be ussmed o' heme able o hold rfre.r c arud'dit res o leed'uv this nation, plus rhe r t hcv i u r OK e mas comuiue their er.ime at the am, level 1wv have now Ihe untie. rum of this isuie .an h- resolved bv rnnrelaud irn o rue' nt s and pr oper linridlirie ot v r to allow the ranchers and Ihe MX to live m unison i r I i I el-- c Member I ovcll made a motion to approve Vance Abbot to receive an Adult High School diploma, seconded Member by approximately $2,800.00. Member Lovell made a motion to approve the amount of $1,600.00 to be approval. Christensen and paid from District funds for partial payment of the scoreboards, seconded by Member Christensen and carried unanimously by the Members of the Board A request was presented to the Board of Education to receive approval to discard the following items: I. of headsets 2. copy machines 3. l laminator 4. mm player 5. movievision 600 projector 6. of speakers Member Lovell made a motion to approve the above items to be discarded, seconded by Member Christenen carried unanimously by the Members of the Board. A review was made at this lime and the concerning National School Boards Convention to be held in San Francisco. California. A proposal was submitted to the Board of Education from Cilcn Michelson for and carried unanimously by the Members of the Board. A request was presented to the Board of Education to authorize Karma Finlinson to graduate at the end of the present quarter of school Member Lovell made a motion to approve the above request, seconded by Member Christensen the concerning construction at the Millard High School and the Bus Garage in Delta. Utah. was Discussion held repair of heating in the northeast classrooms for Delta High School amount of in the $2,793.00. Member made a motion to approve the above proposal, seconded Christensen carried by and Member carried unanimously by the Members of the Board. The meeting adjourned at 2: 5 p.m. The next regular Board Meeting will be held on April 9, 1980 in the District Office. Delta. Utah. unanimously by the Members of the Board. A request was presented to the Board of Education to purchase new scoreboards for the gymnasium at Delta High School The cost of the be will scoreboards Proposed County Commission Minutes Proposed minutes ot the meeting of the Board of County Commissioners held Tuesday, March 11. I960 at 2 p.m. in the Courthouse at Fillmore, Utah: Present: Lem Lovell, R. Chairman; Leigh Harold W. Maxfield, Stewart, Commissioners; Eldon A. Eliason, County Attorney: and Marlene A. Whicker, County Clerk. The meeting progress-- , cd according to an agenda heretofore presented to the Millard County Progress and posted on the front door of the County Courthouse on the 10th day of March. 1980. Larry Peterson met at the request of the Commission to discuss several points of coverage in the County insurance plan. Mr. Peterson explained the details of various areas of coverage through the policy the county now has. The Commissioners feel that an umbrella coverage will be needed in the next bid which will be on March 1, 1981. LaVoy Martin, Countv Recorder: Mary D. Day. County Treasurer; and Jim Talbot. County Assessor, mcl to inform the of the Commissioners great need for additional office space and espec- storage for county records. The Cornially fire-proo- f - missioners agreed tnat there was a need for additional space in the Courthouse and suggested that M.J. Roper be consulted as to the feasibility of building on to the Courthouse. Ronald R. Hare met to discuss the uniform bail schedule as presented by the State. The Commission was in agreement with Mr. Hare that the county should conform to the State suggested fines. Mr. Hare will get in touch with Sid Young and work together to get the changed schedules printed. Ed Phillips met to inquire as to the situation regarding jail space in the county. It was agreed was that jail space Sheriff and needed Phillips is to start looking into any grant money that may he available. Tern" Scottorn met to the county to gravel a road near the Lime Plant Continental and to ask the railroad to consider moving a siding which crosses the county road and hampers travel for the employees of the Lime Plant when trains are in the siding. The Commissioners agreed to get the road worked on and to contact the railroad and ask for their cooperation in the matter. request - p- - v r s minted was provided by from h is own household silverware. Silver for the first dime George Washington |