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Show - Page C2 The Pyramid - December 20, 1995 Spring City passes temporary building moratorium SPRING CIT- Y- A temporary building moratorium ordinance was passed and put into effect at the Dec. 7 council meeting. According to the ordinance read by Councilman Martindale, the moratorium had to be passed by ordinance and posted in three places. The new ordinance affects only new dwellings which require city services to be put in. It does not Your Friendship Suits Us Fine! Wishing you all some good clean fun and a very, merry holiday season. Thanks! Gerald, La Dean Julie American Cleaners Mt. Pleasant Kathryn & HOLIDAYS At this happy season, and at every season of the year, ice appreciate the privilege of serving your financial needs. hope to make our services more and more helpfid to you and to the families of this entire area. We May The Coming Year Bring You Great Happiness Moroni Feed Credit Union 84 West Main, Moroni Federally insured by NCUA include new rooms, barns or places where services are already metered. Elden Bams and Shawn were exempted from the moratorium ordinance giving them the right to obtain permits since they had already started the process. Prior to the quickly written ordinance, the council passed a motion accepting Planning and Zonings recommendation to place a moratorium while updating the citys general plan. New lease agreement The lease agreement between the Old School Charitable Foundation and the city passed unanimously after Greg Christensen, Foundation representative, presented them with a lease, business plan and sample pamphlet. The lease will be reviewed every two years. The Foundation must raise and contribute a minimum of $10,000 into the building each year. According to the business plan, fund activities are expected to bring in approximately $24,000. Plans for the old school include a Centennial ballroom, DUP museum and gift shop on the first floor. A kitchen, banquet room, community theater and a hallway art gallery are slated for the Lyn-do- w warning them to be more conscious about locking homes and car doors during the holidays. In fielding questions from residents. Councilman Doug Johnson, stated that it was true the state has paroled about 200 persons and some of them are choosing to live in Sanpete. He also stated, parol second floor. At some future date, the Foundation may convert the attic into artist studios and an apartment for artist or convention guests. The basement area may be converted into office space. Plans are subject to change, Christensen said. As outlined in the business plan, restoration will proceed with engineering and architectural approval. Direction for restoration work, then heating and wiring for the first floor will be completed. Next the outer walls will be "stabilized" and the nonbearing wall removed. Completion of the first floor is expected at the end of 1997. Zoning appointments Names to fill two vacancies on the Planning and Zoning Commission and one vacancy for Board of Adjustments were accepted. The names will be given to Mayor Allred for his decision. Crime prevention A letter will be sent to residents What a joy budget of $68,000 to work with and are considering what kind of management to put in place. New business Parnell was also given permission by the council to apply for a centennial grant for a plaque for the Centennial Ballroom in the old school. Diane Allred was granted a business license for her new vending machine business. Councilman Parnell reported that Heritage Tourism ihas a The deadline for applications for the city recorders position is Dec. 15. Currently, only one applicant has been received. ees choose where they want to live, the state does not assign them to areas. it is for us to celebrate Christmas with so many longtime friends. Thank you for making it possible. FOUNTAIN GREEN CITY Mayor, Council & Employees 'ed Like to Send Each and Every One of You a Card But theres just too many of you! So please accept this message as our thanks and best wishes to you all! Rs Christmas approaches and years end draws near, we want to say Thanks for your business and well see you next year Mt. Pleasant 510)11(1 FROM ALL OF US mMm Bartidepeeller Sanpete Covmtvj electet officials & employees Susan HOIIM Sue M'OMI Imrad lo 1100 WMMANCt COWMAtlOM Equal Opportunity Render r Mindy Tammy LuCinda Terri Brandee Moartage Dept. Peggy Jan Julieanne Tresa Mt. Pleasant 8c Fairview i 000 |
