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Show Page Six - The Pyramid - September 4, 1996 Survey studies Utahs health Zoning permits, changes, water project, discussed at Spring City council meet SALT LAKE CIT- Y- The Utah Department of Health has hired the Gallup Organization to conduct the 1996 Utah Health Status Survey. The questionnaire is being conducted by professional telephone surveyors at Gallup. Five hundred households in each of Utahs 12 local health districts are being called. An additional 300 households will be surveyed in Salt Lake County. SPRING CIT- Y- In the absence of Mayor Robert Allred, Doug Johnson, mayor pro-teand the city council discussed various issues of zoning changes, request for services, zoning permit applications, housing developments and water projects in an Aug. 1 meeting. man, for the city to provide the services, assuming there are no problems. Costs will be determined by any extensions which will be above the hook-u- p fees and if sewer hook up is possible. Ordinance change motion was passed to change the wording in a zoning ordinance to read that each residential lot has to have a minimum of 100 feet frontage on any abutment of a public street and side yards (on each side of a home) changed from 10 feet to 20 feet. Service request Russ Nielson requested services of power, water and a septic tank permit. City employees will need to make estimates to see how much of an extension is needed. He would also like to see if there is a possibility of a sewer hook-uThe city will solicit their attorney to see if parks and recreation and road fees for the hook up are applicable. A letter needs to be sent to the county since Nielsons property is out of city limits. A motion was made by Marlin Christensen, council A th p. for Allreds property. Packer would like to dedicate the roads to the city. In a motion made by Cynthia Allred, councilwoman, the city will refer this issue to the Planning Commission. Miscellaneous Zoning applications Tom Patterson requested a Phyllis Kelsey applied for a permit to add a sidewalk and building permit to build a home. The council will sign the permit porch to her home. as soon as Dave Allred, Kent A motion was passed to acKummer and Val Sorensen have both for Earl cept zoning permits examined and signed the zoning Peterson who is building. permit. Developments Councilman Marlin ChristenLudlow Engineering gave an has met with engineers on the sen estimate of $2,400 to $2,600 for water Aproject. They should have be to Leo made on changes the documents written up by lgers property for a housing October. The engineers requested development. A title company estimated the cost of $800 to a copy of resident opinion of the water project. They would like $850 to redo the deeds. The total everyone to be in favor of the estimate to resurvey and move project. The water has to be the building lots would be $3,200 The project is schedto $3,450. in May 1997. Apuled start to It was determined that if the been has given to begin proval city doesnt own the roads, they five blocks now. Bidding for cannot build the roads. The city labor only was closed in would like to have the lots moved The city is to provide 82.5 feet to make enough properA public meeting is materials. ty for building lots and roads. planned. Ed Packer has had a prelimiLarsen Chad Councilman nary plot plan made. David Althe firemens breakfasts reported lred has two acres where a road 24 should go. Packer has made a for Heritage Day and July in about $739, which brought deal with Allred to trade two lots made them break about even. A bid is being worked on for the fire house, but need to cut back on cost. The lowest bid was $107,000 and high bid was Sept. 19, volleyball, emery at $170,000. They are trying to NS; JV football, NS at Lehi; redesign the plan to cut the cost tengolf, NS at Richfield; girls to $60,000 to $65,0000. He also nis, Emery at NS; reported they are still working on Sept. 20, Homecoming football the Emergency Preparedness on Lehi with Hawks game taking Plan at 7 p.m., an assembly will be presented and the annual parade will take place at 4 p.m., dance and class reunion will follow the game. Sept. 21, class reunion; Sept. 23, girls tennis, NS at Richfield; Sept. 24, volleyball, NS at H&R BLOCK in Mt. Pleasant Carbon; JV football, NS at Juab; is offering a Basic Income Tax at Delta; golf, NS Course Starting September 5. Sept. 25, cross country, NS at Compiehensive, Carbon; football, Juab at NS; Dance by FBLA; program. Save money preparing Sept. 26 and 27, UEA, no your own taxes. Earn extra interviews available school; money-jo- b for students. Sept. 30, underclassmen picture retakes. For a FREE brochure 24 hr.) Call Previous surveys were conducted in 1986 and 1991. Topics include health insurance status, access to .health care, chronic health conditions, lifestyle, health screening, injuries, interpersonal violence, and general health status. Other characteristics, such as Invites You To Fall Term Starts With Registration Aug. 26, 1996 Classes Start August 27, 1996 mid-Augu- Add it all up and we think you'll agree, Sevier Valley Tech has 100 going for you. Low Tuition New Facility Financial Aid Available ASE Certified Auto Technology Sept. 17, golf Sept. 18, cross country, NS at Delta; COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY fi Newly elected officers of the Lions Club are: Ronald Ivory, president; Louis Cook, first Glen Zumwalt, second Robert L. Johnson, third Hyrum Dee Hansen, secretary; June Garrison, treasurer; Kelly Poul-solion tamer; Dick Lloyd, tail twister; Curt Lund, two-yedirector. The Lions Club does many community projects each year including: buying and distributing candy for children each Christmas; eggs and money at Easter; preparing and serving dinner to Veterans and widows as guests; purchasing Lamb Day candy; buying baseballs for teams. Installing flagpoles at the cemetery and firehouse and yield signs in the city are just a few of the many contributions they make for the town. DRAFTING & COMMERCIAL ART 9 NURSING AUTO BODY (Collision Repair & Refinishing) DIESEL 3 MECHANICS NURSE ASSISTANT PRODUCTION FOOD SERVICE AUTO TECHNOLOGY U Certified MULTI-MEDI- II Program PRACTICAL CNC COSMETOLOGY FARMRANCH MANAGEMENT 9n tm WELDING School Calendar 1996-9- 7 Sevier Valley Applied Technology Center (SVATC) Exit Throughout The School Year And Students May Classes And Training At SVATC Are Enroll To Meet Their Individual Needs. Although Students May Enroll Any School Day Throughout The Year, There Are Three Major Enrollment Periods Which Correspond With The Trimester At North Sevier, South Sevier, And Richfield High Schools And Which Run For 60 Days. Fall registration will be August 26, with classes starting August 27th and continuing through May 23rd. step-by-st- 462-273- 'd ACCOUNTING till By Snow College Certified Instructors Excellent Equipment Fully Accredited Approved Veteran Training GRAPHICS SECRETARIAL CLERICAL MACHINE TOOLS woftfaamrp M3? Ljntomn nvm or Selected Business Credit Accepted Cafeteria Activity Center Individualized Instruction. ... (RpBQESMRl Fountain Green Jonathan Eicher, son of Don and Kathleen Eicher, Fairview has recently returned from the Czech Republic Prague LDS Mission. He will speak at 10:50 a.m., Sunday, Sept. 8, in the Fairview First LDS Ward, 122 S. State. Sevier Valley Applied Technology Center Enroll This Fall September events at NS MT. PLEASAN- T- September events at North Sanpete High School include: Sept. 4, senior portrait retakes and underclassmen pictures, cross country at Park City and the Fall Social; Sept. 5, Volleyball, Richfield at NS; JV football, NS at Wasatch; golf, NS at Emery; Sept. 7, volleyball at Hurricane Tournament; Sept. 10, volleyball, NS at Delta; golf and girls tennis, Richfield at NS; Sept. 1 1 , cross country coaches meet at NS, 4 p.m.; Sept. 12, JV football, Park City at NS, volleyball, Union Tournament, golf, NS at Carbon; Sept. 13, football, NS at Park City; volleyball, Union Tournament; Sept. 14, cross country at Wasatch; Sept. 16, girls tennis Delta at NS; employment status and income, are being collected so that various comparisons can be make. One adult from each household is interviewed, but the survey collects health status information on all household members. This way the survey can collect important health information on children who are too young to be interviewed. 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