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Show MP City Council discuss water, sewer issues, bridge repair needs by Murphy Martin MT. PLEASAN- T- The city council discussed water issues and bridge repairs during a Nov. 12 meeting. Water Connection The council voted 0 to allow Paul Jorgensens request to extend a water connection outside city limits. Councilperson Bigler abstained from the vote. The city council members became involved in a lively discussion of the issue of outside water connections. Councilman Dave Blackham stated the council was trying to do the right thing by helping the Jorgensens, but was elected to protect and serve the residents of Mt. Pleasant. Councilperson Jarrett added comments about the difficulty of the issue in these times and felt the legality of the situation needed to be checked into. The council decided to form a committee to study the issue which will report their findings at the December council meeting. Sewer Extension Robert Jackman appeared before the council to request a sewer extension to his new home. He brought two estimates with him with the understand that he take the lowest bid, pay for all work done and then the city would pay him back. Councilperson Jarrett stated that was citys policy. Jackman raised the question of when payment would be made. Dixie Brunger replied by telling Jack-ma- n that he would sign a contract with the city and be paid back eventually. Jarrett clarified that Jackman will be paid back when the funds become available. The council voted 0 to accept Jackmans lowest bid. The city council approved the claims and warrants for the city, but not without inspection. Councilperson Dave Blackham raised concern of looking at so many of these items after the fact. We need to work more with purchase orders. In this time of a budget crunch, how can we be sure that the spending is justified if it is always after the fact. City Recorder Dixie Brunger added even though an item is budgeted, like books for the library, money may come in 1 12th at a time, the librarian could be over spending. The 3-- X.C o' you driving FEATURES STOW-I- T nut? e Heavy Duty Steel Construction Convenient, Secure, Affordable Fast Delivery & Pick-u- p Full Swing Doors (800) 5 370-0- 1 1995 W. 1 1 Vandalism Police Chief Kay Larson reported progress has been made in the vandalism case. He stated he expected the case will end up in Juvenile Court soon. Councilperson Bigler thanked the chief for all the hard work investigating the vandalism and tagging that took place at both the high school and Power House Park. Indiana Avenue achievement awards presented 4-- H ; MANT- I- Achievement awards night was held recently according to Nannette Despain, staff assistant. Jerry Pickett, representative of Utah Bankers Association presented prizes from various banking institutions in the area for record book awards. First Security Bank, $50 savings bonds, were presented to Charlotte Everitt, Jaylynn Olsen, Kendon Sorenson, Brian Watson and Jenny Watson. Bank of Ephraim, $10 cash prizes, were given to Michael Everitt, Hyrum Everitt, Christian Olsen, Dan Olsen and Eric Wat4-- H son. STOW-I-T (801)977-888- ' 4-- PORTABLE STORAGE CONTAINERS MAY BE THE ANSWER! V council agreed to have the mayor look into the issue when he returns. Salt Lake City, Utah REFRIGERATED UNITS AVAILABLE Vol I. The Promised Land Vol II. Book of Mormon Geography Vol III.Nephite Fortifications Single Vol. $1600 ea. $350 S & H 3 Vol. Set $4500 $5 S & H Far West Bank, $10 cash prizes, were given to Erin Benincosa, Traci Boylan, Tyson Carter, Edwin Christensen and Jessica Sampson. Gunnison Valley Bank, $10 cash prizes were given to Craig Brown, Jessica Brown, Markell Coates, Zachary Coates, Charlene Mellor and Natalie Mellor. Zions Bank, $10 cash prizes, were given to Jared Brewer, Jessica Brewer, Justin Brewer, Stacy Lloyd, Tamber Mickelson and Tamra Watson. Secretary awards were presented to Charlotte Everitt, Brian Watson and Tamra Watson. Recipients of adult awards were Lynette Mellor, Clover Key; Kaye Despain, Doorknob; Penny Fullmer, Alumni; Jay Olsen Family, Family of Year; Kents' Market, Ephraim, Friend of Cash awards were given to award total participation in a variety of areas: bronze, $20; silver, $30; and gold, $50. Jessica Brewer, Jessica Despain, Christian Olsen received junior bronze awards. Mandi Mickelson received a junior silver; and junior gold recipients were Kristi Despain, Natalie Mellor and Jaylynn Ol4-- H EASY & NO QUALIFYING LOANS! Close as fast as tomorrow on Real EsTAter'"-- ; ' Good or Bad Credit, forclosures, Bankruptcy, etc.. Even if you've been turned Refinancing, debt Consolidation down by others. & Home Improvement INCREDIBLE PLAIN CASH!!!! 1 -8- RATES! 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Senior bronze went to MeiLi Inouye and senior gold were presented to Jessica Brown, Theresia Terry and Jenny November 29 and Saturday, November 30 or Coachmen Quality -1 Selling Mini Motorhome 2 Barber Bros. Price -Down Home Prices 3 Barber Bros. Service Award Winning Service , rAFRAID? DON'T BE Well Wolf Down Your Insurance Deductible Great Deals on Auto Windshields Fast Fair Friendly Service Johansen Auto Glass 780 S. 500 W. Ml. 462-30- 87 Som restriction spply Pleasant Broken Pipe Vern Fisher came before the council with a request of "leniency for his water bill." Fisher was away from home when a pipe broke, flooding his back yard. He stated he was willing to pay his fair share, but would like help with this accident. Council-perso- n Blackham asked if the city had a policy concerning such accidents. Dixie Brunger replied, there is no written policy, but the city usually averages the bills for that month over a five year period. Since other residents have been helped in the past, the council voted 4-- 0 to help Fisher out during this time. Fisher also asked to be heard concerning an irrigation pressure problem in his area. He stated' they would like to be able to use the irrigation water and save the precious resource of culinary water. They have no pressure during the daytime and it is against the citys ordinance for us to use the water at night when there is pressure. Councilperson Jarrett recommended the problem be put under the study of Richard Brotherson, the council concurred. Bridge Repair City Engineer Ron Theobald updated the council on the status of searching for money to repair the bridges stating the outlook was better than first thought. He stated the Joint Highway Committee has committed funds in the amount of about $700,000. We asked for money to repair two bridges, but this amount could repair five. The council instructed Theobald to go back to the Joint Highway Committee to ask if five bridges could be done instead of two. Theobald stated the city hasnt exhausted the grant funding, yet. The council instructed Theobald to continue looking at grant options. November 27, 1996 - The Pyramid - Page Seven HELP WANTED ARE YOU INTERESTED IN A NURSING CAREER-Canyo- n Hills Health Care Center provides CNA training, with new classes beginning monthly. Opportunities for career advancement also available. For further information please contact Canyon Hills Health Care Center in Nephi, Ask for CharaJene or Kathleen. 623-172- 1. Pre-Seaso- n Specials at the Best Prices of the year at Barber Bros. KV Center. 1996 Coachmen 24 ft. Travel Trailer 2 bdr, AC, ning, Microwave Aw- $11,99500 1995 Nomad Ltd 27 ft Travel Trailer 2 bdr, AC, ning, Microwave, Stereo Aw- $10,59500 1992 Nomad Century 5th wheel 27 ft. AC Awning Queen bed, Walk thru bath, Stereo $9,4950D 1987 Prowler 5th Wheel 2514 ft. 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