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Show WEEKLY RLi ..Cl . J JOURNAL, MARCH 2, 1978 DOCUMENTS may be ob- tained at the office Templeton. Ltr.ke & NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of SYLVIA M. DIXON, Deceased. Probate No, 2748 All persons having claims against the above estate are required to present them to the undersigned or to the Clerk of the Court on or before the 22nd day of May, 1978, or said claims shall be forever barred. requirements of this section are reduced by permit cf the Board of Adjustment the following are the minimum requirements: (1) The property cannot be reasonably subdivided with a public street (2) Lot shall contain one ( ) ai re. (3) Private Right-o- f wav shall be approved by the Planning Commission ami recorded (4) Width of 0. ELEANOR BLONQUIST 990 Bel Mar Drive Ogden, UT 84403 Right-of-wa- 197s R 3 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Probate No. 2762 (a) A Development Plan shall be drawn accurately to scale on at least 18 x 24 paper and shall show (1) All existing structures on the subject property and adjoimrg E TERRY, Deceased ROBERT LLOYD RAMS DELL hereby announces his appointment as Executor Beatrice the Estate Terry. All persons having esof ROBERT LLOYD RAMSDFLL By his attorneys KING & KING By William H King 251 East 200 South Clearfield, Utah 34015 Telephone: (SOI) Published in the Davis News Journal First publication Feb 16,1978 Last publication March 2, (Easement shall be recorded ) Planning Commission and (10) County will not be to required maintenance ; I CLAUDE (a) Subdivision shall be submitted to the County Engineer for who will review examine and analyze the development, considering the numter of L. water generated Personal Representative Blvd, Ogden, Utah 84401 ex- Of- 4 All available for examination in the Davis County Planning ( ommission. County Courthouse, Farmington. Utah action of Divis Countv ommission, January RODNEY W. WALK! R Davis County C lerk Roll-bar- Publ she, n J he Weekly Reflex 'b 2, irst publication a it public atinn Marc ITS 1 1 1 in The Weekly First publication eb Last publication Mart 1978 6 Puhh hed in the ( lippt i irst publ H anon Feb 23. 1978 h 2, 1978 1 numv 19 3, last publication March 197s Clipper First publication 24,1978 Last publication March 3, 1978 3 7 3, r4 R-- Published in the Davis County 2, 2M R h Reflex State Fngineer, ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Separate sealed BIDS for the construction of Storm Sewer Project at Clearfield, Utah, consisting of 870 f of pipe, 840 1. f. of clean-ou- t pipe; and 6 boxes will be received by the Davis County Commission at (he office of the County Clerk until 4:00 P.M , (Standard Time) March 14, 1978, and then publicly opened and read aloud at the Davis County Commission Meeting in the Meeting Chambers. CONTRACT The DOCUMENTS may be examined at the following locations: County Surveyors Office, at Farmington, Utah and Templeton, Linke and Associates, 40 West 2950 South, Salt Lake City, Utah NOTH L T Published in the Davis News Journal First publication March 2, O WATER USERS The following applications have been filed with the State F.ngineer to appropriate water in Davis County 1974 1978 Last publication March LIEN CLAIMANTS NOTICE Civil No. THE IN Running 1 to Oct 31 INTEGRAL Plaintiff, vs C. SCOTT HANSLN, and JOYCE T. HANSEN, his wife Defendants, TO ALL PERSONS HOLDING MECHANICS LIENS AND ALL PERSONS HOLDING OR CLAIMING LIENS THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY IN DAVIS SITUATE ON on the West line of a highway at a point 1,596 86 feet South and 179 feet West, more or less, from the Northeast corner of Section 25, Township 2 of 0 25 ac in 25, T4N, Herman Bender, 1996 West Shepard Lane, Kavsvilie UT. 0 015 sec It of water is to be diverted from a ft. well, deep at a point S 50 ft. and W. 20 ft from NW Cor Sec. 14, T.3N, R1W, (2 mi. W of Farmington), and used for the stockwatering of 8 cattle in NW'i,NW'i4 Sec 14, T3N, North, Range 1 West, Salt Lake Base and Meridian, thence South 100 feet along the West line of said highway; thence West 481 feet, more or less to the East line of that property conveyed as found in Book 491 Page 232 of the official records of Davis 40-8- , lake City, UT. 0 0l5 sec ft of water is to be diverted from a well, 10ft 300 ft. deep at a point N 2'k'O ft and E 295 ft. from S'4 Cor. Sec 24. T.3N, R1W, (b2 mi W of Salt larmmgton), and used for the domestic purposes of one lumilv in NW4SE'4 Sec 24. I IN, R 1W 50838 Roy 2.3 So 350 W Bountiful UT 0 015 sec ft of water is to be diverted from a (inch well, HXV .3(0 ft deep at a point S 165 ft. and W 370 ft Hum N4 Cor Sec 25, T3N, R1W, (1 mi SW of Tarmirg-tun)- , and for used the of one larmiy, and used from Apr to (X t 31 for the irrigation of domestic purposes 0 25 at mNt'4NWi4Sec UN, PIW Protests 25, resisting the granting of these applications with reasons therefore must be filed in duplicate with the Slate Engineer, 442 State Capitol, Salt Lake City, Utah 84114, on or before April 15, County; thence North 100 feet along said East line; thence East 481 feet tn the point of beginning, containing acres. All persons holding or ilaiming liens upon the above described real property pursuant to Chapter I, Title 38 L tah Code Annotated (1953, as amended), or otherwise, shall appear before the Judge presiding over the Law and Motions calendar of the Court at the courthouse in Davis County, 1 1 above-entitle- d State of Utah on the 28th day of March, 1978 at the hour of 10 00 a m or as soon thereafter as the same may be heard, to exhibit there and then the proof of their 'tens All liens not so exhibited shall be deemed waived against the property as provided in SecUtah Code Annotion tated (1953, as amended) DATED this 24th dav of I RONALD E. MADSEN ROY B. MOORE of and for PARSONS. BEHLE & LATIMER Attorneys for Plaintiff 79 South State Street Salt Lake City, Utah Courthouse, Farmington, public hearing will be held before the Board of County Commissioners to ascertain the interest in and determine the advisability of: Amend Zoning Ordinance: Lot and Building Add on Private Utah, a Right-of-Wa- Except y where the 84115. Copies of the CONTRACT DFE C. HANSEN, State I ngmeer Published in The Weekly First publication March 2, Published 1978 Last publication March 16, R 12 irst publication March 2, 1978 16 1478 R The following application has been filed with the State Engineer to change water tn Weber County throughout the entire year unless otherwise SLBS.M. in The Weekly Last publication March NOTICE TO WATER USERS Location Reflex I 1978 designated. 1978 ebruary, 1978 Reflex STATE OF UTAH. Beginning for Jo Ann R Freed, Mi E. Capitol Blvd STEEL STRUCTURES COUNTY, R1W 50, 25 (31 4495) SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR DAVIS COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH Sec (31 4494) 16, 1978 D 1725 ft 24-in- Notice is hereby given, pursuant to Section UCA 1953, that on the 7th day March, 1978, at 2 30 p m. in Room 108, Davis County State DEE C. HANSEN State Engineer 1 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING To Amend the Zoning Ordinance & Subdivision Ordinance 442 Capitol, SLC, UT, 84114, on or tk fore April 15, 1978. , i D m is ( L Hi, 1978 Automatic transmission, Published are the resisting R Hi R1W 50)813 persons interested will For more specific information exhibits By Protests granting of this application with reasons therefore must be filed in duplicate with the 1978 NWi,NvVi,4 be heard ( T5N, R2W. 1 the irrigation or fice is authorized to pure hase a stockwatenng of 30 cattle, 50 chickens, and 5 pigs; and used from April 15, to Oct. 31 for the irrigation of 8 Oacs, in Sec. 34, SW'JSWii, SWi'4SEV, Sec. 33; all in ANF H. RIGBY City Recorder used from Apr. (b) Subdivider and developer shall construct its own internal system for collection and distribution of such waters BID NOTICE following Clinton); and used for the and used for the domestic purposes of one family, and outfall lines the points: l) S. 30 ft. E. 7t)0 ft. from SW Cor. Sec. 34; 2) S. 30 ft. W. 1320 ft. from SE Cor. Sec. 33; both T5N, R2W (in and E. 690 ft. from NW Cur Sec. 25, TAN, R1W, (l'-mi. NE of Kaysviiie), property be developed, for the construction of R-- at drain Published 'u to Davis News Journal irst public. 'ice 1 eb 2t, 1978 I ast public i1 n March 16, S real unimproved 1978 hours on Marc 1 T5N, R2W; and used from April 15 to Oct for the irrigation of 8 0 acs tn SE'4 Sec. 34, T5N, R2W. Hereafter, 0.5 sec. ft. of water is to be diverted from a t ) (2) Pay to the county per cent of the fair market value of or the First publication Feb. 23, 1978 Last publication March 9, 84025, at 09.30 2, 1978 I 3, and used for the stockwater-m- g of 30 cattle and 3 horses, 31 NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING Springs Ave., West Jordan UT. 0.015.sec ft. of water is to be diverted front a 6 inch well, deep at a point 7 Reflex Chambers at 50 East State Street in Farmington, Ltah, R 8 Stettier, fiotd waters Published in The Weekly A-- 1 N,4 Cor. Sec. "8 1 store the storm and power steering, power brakes, , Steel Radio, air, belt radial tires, light trailer tow bar, full cab, front & rear seats. Bids will be opened at the Davis County Commission 19 100-30- ponds or basins to detain or temporarily 2651 Washington Ogden, Utah 84401 size category of the Dodge Ramcharger, Plymouth Trial Duster, Blazer or Jimmy. Mileage shall be less than 10,000 miles. Engine shall be no less than 400 cubic inch Minimum equipment shall be as follows irst publication Feb 23, 1978 Last publication March 9, ft. from a 2 inch well, deep at a point S. 410 ft. and W.614 ft. from Nb4 Cor. Sec. 25, T3N, R1W, (0 5 mi. SW of arminglon); and used for the domestic purposes of one family, stockwatenng of 3 cattle in NE,4NW,4 Sec. 25, TIN R1W. 50773 David A Construct the necessary retention ( LaVar E. Stark Attorney for the Estate SPECIFICATIONS The vehicle must be in the Keflex I Hansen, 655 So. 150 E., Farmington UT 84025. 0 015 sec. ft. of water is to be diverted two-tenth- wheel drive vehicle to be used in conjunction with and in support of a contract with he U.S. Forest Service in The Weekly Locations in SLR&M. 50757 David ceeds the coefficient of cubic feet per second of water per acre, unless the subdivider or developer, BANK OF UTAH Davis County Sheriffs Published unless otherwise designated grade and other factors, and apply the formula as hereto attached and marked Exhibit A. The proposed development will be disallowed if, based on the formula m Exhibit A, the run-of- f against the above estate are required to present them to the undersigned or to the Clerk of the Court on or before the 24th day of May, 1978, or said claims shall be forever barred 10, throughout the entire year units per acre, the MONTE, Deceased Probate No. 2749 All persons having claims 2605 Washington 24, 1978 Right-of-wa- NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate any Private and will be so stated on plans and permits Amend Subdivision Ordinance. Section 11. Improvements A. 5, Storm Sewers Ail Subdivisions of land shall comply with the following R 5 of do on the regular Sunset City Council meeting held on Thursday the following items of business were discussed Mayor Sant stated that he felt quite a bit of time could be saved at each council meeting if each councilman reviewed the minutes before the meeting and then one councilman each week would be assigned to approve andor make anv At (35-378- devt loprpoiu put on file in the Davis County Planning Office. corrections to the minutes RILLDEN Ross James Hyland, 3312 W. 3300 S., Ogden, UT proposes to change the point of diversion, and place of use of 0.5 sec. ft of water as evidenced by Underground Water Claim No. 20686. The water has been diverted from a drain at a point S. 25 ft. E. 8 ft. from the Davis County in lipjier irst publication Feb (9) Development Plan when aj proved shall be signed by 1978 : Published ( i comprehensive master plan I he meeting shall be held at Last I.avton ( itv Hall, 1010 Drive North bmeraid Elements of plan to be discussed include population density, traffic circulation systems, use and location of public land and future city (3) Lot divisions (4) All utilities By VERNA DAVIS COUNTY CLERK East Layton Citv hereby Rght-of-wa- claims against the above tate are required to present them to the undersigned or to the Clerk of the Court on or before the 22nd day of May, 1978, or said claims shall be forever barred See Utah Code Annotated. bid opening. Dated February 21, 19h gives public notice of a public held March 22, meeting tu 1978, at 7 30 P M to present and discuss a proposed lots (2) Proposed Private of T with sets will be refunded $10.00 of his deposit for each set returned m good i ondition within 20 days of the water system. (7) the minimum side yards shall be the minimum side yards for the zone. (8) Development Plan Tilt ESTATE OF BFA1R1CI a of 70 feet from center line of (6) Must meet requirement to an approved sewer and minimum First publication Feb 16, lS'Ti last publication March 2, or BIDDER BIDDER, additional 1978 units (a) (b) 5 to 7 units (5) Building shall be Reflex sociates located at 40 West 2450 South, Salt Lake City, Utah upon payment cf $20 00 for each set Any BIDDER submitting a complete bid on the project, upon returning such set within 20 days of bid opening and m good condition, will be refunded his deposit for one set of documents. Anv NON- last pubiuation March : y 20 feet 25 feet to 4 1 Published in The Weekly IN THE MATT! R Oh Right-of-wa- of As- in Published 14 in the Davis County Clipper First publication March 3, 1978 Last publication 1978 March 17 that might be needed. He felt that reading the minutes was n unnecessary if all the and the recorder are provided with a copy of the minutes and read them before the meeting. city officials do care and are responsive about matters of this type. stated on the plan and that we allow building permits be issued for units one through 41 on the PRUD plan. coun-ciime- COUNCILMAN Rogers said he had attended some meetings w here that was done and it seemed to work very well. Everyone seemed to think that this would be a good idea. Following discussion Councilman Rogers was assigned the job of reading and approving the minutes for this meeting at the next council meeting. Councilman Rock commented on the problem of not going out for bids on purchases. He said that bids should be obtained on all major purchases. He indicated that all department heads had been instructed to get bids on all things purchased and that we should be sure to do this. MAYOR SANT discussed a aewer back-u- p problem which occured Saturday morning Feb, 11, at about 10:30 a.m. It seems that Clayton Peterson, received a call about 10:00 a m. that the sewer at about 1285 N. 450 West was bubbling, he went to investigate and found that it was plugged, he got the auger and unplugged the sewer. About 11:30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Owens and Mrs. Bonnie Doman discovered that the sewer had backed up and flooded their basements. The Owens had about inches of sewer water waste in their basement. The Owens notified Clayton Peterson Sunday morning about their problem. The Doman house was not as bad as the Owens, Mayor Sant introduced Mr. and Mrs. Owens and Mrs. Doman and asked them if they had any comments, Larrie Carmichael, attorney for the Owens passed out a Notice of Claim to the Mayor and council. Such notice was read and discussed by the Mayor and council. 3-- MAYOR SANT asked Mrs. Doman if she had any comments for the council, she indicated that she was very pleased with the councils and mayors concern. She indicated that she was hurt less than the Owens. Both families had to move out of their homes for a couple of days. The Health Dept, indicated that houses were not fit to live In until they were cleaned up. Mrs. Owens started to make a statement but was stopped by Mr. Carmichael. Councilman Rock said we should contact our legal council before any action is taken on this matter. THE MAYOR stated that the city attorney would be notified and that future contact with the Owens concerning this matter would be handled through the city attorney. The mayor further stated the information in the claim was incorrect and asked the Owens if they really understood what was written in the Notice of Claim. Their attorney stated a change could be made within 90 days concerning the content of the claim if it was incorrect. The mayor said he was not aware of the sewer problem until Monday, Feb. 13, at about 4:00 p.m. and the issue with Clayton Peterson, he called the insurance agents office, and asked them to take prompt action with this matter. THE MAYOR then tried to get in touch with the Owens and Domans' and was unsuccessful as they apparently were not staying in their homes at that time. Mayor Sant was notified Tuesday afternoon that the insurance adjustor, upon evaluation of the matter, said the city was not responsible for the accident and therefore not liable. The mayor stated even though the city did not directly clog the sewer it was obvious the sewer did backup and in the opinion of our city maintenance superintendent, there was mitigating circumstances involved with the design of one of the sewer main culverts that could have caused an obstruction in the sewer pipe. The mayor and Councilman Kidd made an on site inspection of the Owens and Doman homes with Ron Layton, Health Dept, inspector Tuesday afternoon and were sympathetic with the conditions caused by the sewer backup. THE MAYOR called the insurance adjustor and told him he was not satisfied with the opinion rendered. He asked the insurance company to call another consultant or engineer for his opinion. He also recommended to the insurance company that the contractor who installed the sewer main be contacted and made aware of the situation. The mayor stated he had not contacted the news media but felt it was important the citys position beit understood. was imporHe also thought tant our citizens know that IT IS also important that everyone understand that city officials cannot take monies that are not budgeted or allocated to pay off damages when we have liability insurance that costs us thousands of dollars for this purpose. The mayor said he hopes the insurance company will continue their investigation and that the matter can MEL WOOD indicated that there were two homes in the Eves Garden number four which are in violation of the building codes in that the buildings are too close together. Mayor Sant said to be sure to have the building inspector, Harley Abshire, check with Clayton Peterson on these violations. These homes are located on 175 West. Mel Wood indicated that the Planning Commission had discussed the and their moratorium recommendation would be n be resolved. Councilman Rock, again said, it was very important that we provide the notice of claim to the city attorney. The mayor indicated this would be done. Mayor Sant said that we are going to put in for a Title 6 Grant with Clinton city for the purpose of hiring a dog catcher. Harold Giles, of our city, is very interested in obtaining this position. THE MAYOR mentioned that there is also a grest deal of interest about a possible merger between Clinton City and Sunset City. Mayor Sant said there is a program by which we can have someone from the University come and give us a professional opinion on the of question v that multiple dwellings in the city. He has made arrangements for them to come on Tuesday to talk to MAYOR SANT indicated that he would like to commend the Planning Comrr.s-siofor the fine job they THE MAYOR indicated he had talked to the school district about participation with the city in the cost of the fire hydrant at Freemont School. They agreed to help the city with the cost of this. The Planning haven't for the again Tuesday and made another inspection and this time they found that the sewer was caved in so Mr. Layton gave the Bargers until March first to get this problem taken care of. Mr. Barger has an appointment with Mayor Sant one day next week to show his plans for containment of the tires to the mayor. The mayor talked to the city attorney concerning the Eves multiple dwellings being an program and that the city attorney had indicated that it had not been g approved, just discussed, therefore, they could not go ahead with the multipe dwelling units until the lifted. was moratorium Mayor Sant had notified the Eves of this decision. MAYOR SANT indicated that Blaine and Beverly Olsen had come in and signed the covenant on their duplex being built on 300 West. Mayor Sant indicated that we need to pay special attention to the C1C2 ordinances as they apply to resident building because they are hazy. He asked the council to be sure to review the ordinances before the meeting with the city attorney to amend the ordinances. MEL WOOD, commission planning chairman, brought up an aerial photo of the city, which he had gotten from the county. He said that it was a couple of years old, but we would be furnished another one in the near future. Mel said that Mr. Sillitti had presented his final plan on Commonwelth Square to the Planning Commission. He said they had approved the plans with the exception of the multiple dwellings units which are north of 2575 North and that they will not approve the multiple dwelling units until the moratorium is lifted. Mayor Sant indicated he feels that this is an ideal site for apartments because there is not residential homes in the area. He said that we need signatures on the check list and then we can allow building permits to be issued. Councilman Rogers made a motion that the Sillitti development be allowed as Sub-divisi- Assigned As Tank Commander Sergeant James A. Van Leuven, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith, 200 W. 1700 S., Clearfield, recently was as- signed as a tank commander with the 1st Cavalry Division at Ft. Hood, Tex. HE entered the Army in J une 1974. The sergeant graduate School. of is a 1974 Richfield High MR. PETERSON indicated that we could do this work out of Collector Road monies. He said we have money in T.C.Ds. The mayor told Clavton to get an estimate from the engineers on this so we will know where we stand On the storm water the engineers recommended we get easements on like Eves and run some pipe through there and put it deep enough so that we can catch the water flow. They think that is about all we can do. Clayton was told to get some estimates on doing this. SANT MAYOR said in reference to the reservoirs, that it appears an over all cost could be about $270,000 00. He said strictly unofficially that he is hoping to be able to get about $200,000 from the to help with this county project. He said then we would subtract whatever labor we pul into the project. Mayor Sant said we have got to make sure the Eves complex is made to comply with the storm water run-of- f requirement. He said that this has never been clarified to the ves' and that it is important to do this. He told Clayton Peterson to go and talk to them about this and then make sure that they understand their obligation. MAYOR SANT said that the cay needs to go down to June Mart. ns and the wells and talk to them about getting an easement to put a road down between their homes at about 1900 North. Councilman Rogers indicated that they would try to get together next week to do this. (For running a storm water pipe to the holding pond on 1800 North) considering making along the dicated that the boy scouts are selling house numbers through the town. They would also like to have a letter from the Mayor and council stating they have the approval of the city to canvass and sell house numbers. same street. , from the Whites in order to make a 50 foot street. Clayton said before we work on 23X North we need to know where the intersection of 250 West Street will be stubbed so we can put the curb and gutter m for that intersection, that way we can avoid having the expense of doing it later. change in the water rates in the next few weeks. Clayton Peterson was asked to report on the storm water run-of- f on 2300 North and any improvements that we are indicated ment. we COUNCILMAN Rogers recommended that maybe they should take under advisement some kind of a Layton, was up until all problems are corrected in that establish- that require two parking stalls on all multiple dwelling units. Mayor Sant asked if they could take this under advisement until he has a chance to discuss it with the city attorney. Mayor Sant said that the MAYOR SANT n Commi'-swt- i recommended Health Department had been back to the Tire Company that Marion Schroader came in and wanted to get his licenses for the Pizzeria and. Circle Inn. The mayor approved the Pizzeria but he had held the Circle Inn up change the yard licensed. us. twice and they still given them clearance health problems. Ron of the Health Dept., we requirements. They are going to check into this further. The Planning Commission recommends that the prime contractor be held responsible that all are licensed in the city. Councilman Kidd made a motion, by resolution that all contractors be given a statement when they are issued a building permit stating that they are responsible for all subcontractors they have do work for them on their prciec t and that we will not give final approval to their building unare til all another ten feet for a road He said that several months ago, Templeton, Linke and Associates had sureeyed 2300 North from the railroad to the highway. He said that the curb and gutter along 2300 North has to be installed, he also indicated that there is an iron grate and the canal which are in need of repair so water can run through it. HE SAID that the only person using the c&nal is Mr. Kay. He said they need to look at the street which is to be installed about 250 West, because if they do it as originally planned, it would put the road too close to Mr. Kays house and maybe we could get the Whites to move to the east their so it would not be so close to Mr. Kay's house. Councilman Kidd said Mr. Kay is willing to give 15 feet to the city to construct this street. We will then need Councilman Mtkesell MAYOR SANT made in- a suggestion that the council accept the annual f.re report of the Fire Department. He said they had had a very good year with losses held to a minimum. The total dollar value losses was $17,910 00 He would like to compliment the Fire Department for the good job they did last year. Councilman Rock went over the financial report for January and said we were 58 percent into the fiscal year. He said that we are 1.2 percent under our predictions on the water budget for the year. Councilman Rock said he was working on new forms for zero base budgeting and programs. |
