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Show Heiew. January IS. 1981 Ingr.TA. Lakeside Redevelopment Report Feb. 17 ROY A report missioned by Roy survey will com- Citys' Redevelopment Agency will be officially presented to the city council on Feb. 17. Roger Dutson, city attorney and agency coordinator, told redevelopment agency members during Tuesdays meeting that the man compiling the report for the city will make his presentation of the final version of the report at that time. Dutson gave the members of the. agency, who are also the city council members, a copy of the preliminary report. He cautioned them that these copies of the marketing survey were only for agency use and he would like their comments back by Jan. 20. The only official comment made to date on the report came from Dutson who said it is a cautiously optimistic report for development. City Manager Richard Kirkwood said the $7,000 marketing analysis being conducted by Larry M. Smith and Co., Ltd., of California will cover all of Roys business areas. said part of the Kirkwood JUDGE K. ROGER BEAN looks over law book in his 4th Circuit Court chambers following his first week as Judge. ROY Bean's Staff Writer The West has another Judge Bean. But, unlike Judge Roy Bean of the Old West, Judge K. Roger Bean of the Layton 4th Circuit Court has the philosophy that the court is a helping agency . . . aimed at helping people to be happy and No hangin. judge, ; this one. , I see the court as an agency to help people see what they ought to be either through motivation doing or discipline, Bean said.' When discipline is necessary, it should be given with wisdom. ;After his first week as circuit court judge. Bean was impressed with the amount of work his new job 'involves. The case load is very concentrated, he said, and I have ' a lot of studying and learning to do to master it. Formerly a partner in the Layton law firm of Bean, Bean and Smedley, Bean spent most of his career as a private attorney in the fields of estate planning, including the drawing up of wills and trusts -1 .add probating of wills, and LAYTON d. . - SYRACUSE Boy Scouts quizzed Syracuse City Council last week on subjects ranging from the citys water pollution judges covering Davis County, Bean handles civil cases involving claims of less than $5,000 and criminal matters including misdemeanor offenses and preliminary hearings in felony cases. If a felony suspect is bound over by Bean for trial, the action moves to district court. Bean sees his jurisdiction as the roots of the judicial system. There is a lot of justice dispensed here, he said. The circuit court touches a lot of lives. We are down to where many of societys problems In civil matters, where two individuals are involved, the courts role, as Bean sees it, is as a problemg entity that solving, should operate as effectively as possible to provide solutions to , disputes. Small claims court may be the best example of the local court: helping to settle the most basic of claims between individuals. For often less than $10, a person can bring a claim to the court as of less . than $400. No attorneys are necessary, and each individual presents his own case to the judge who then hands down a judgment. In many cases, Bean said, the session is conducted very informally and the judge acts peace-keepin- the another. . told the scouts he was unaware of the situation, but he was glad they had brought up the question and he would do some checking on it. The scout who asked Will the question. Broadhead, told the council members that the predictions said if the Earth does tilt in 1982 the ;Great Salt Lake could wash up over its shores and onto adjoining land when this occurs. Syracuse City is located near the shores of the lake by access to Antelope Island and is in a location which could be affected if the predictions receive board . funding from Medicare and Medicaid for the coming year. He told the board the manuals were basically the same as they were a year ago and had been updated on a regular basis. If there is any changes its before the basically BASIC THRU ADVANCED ' Classes on: Knits Suedes Tailoring Home Decorating Jeans Hurry A Register Classes fill up fast. same - process. property the agency may be obtaining. The land the agency is interested in lies on the east side of 1900 West in the area of Riverdale road south to the Lakeside Review offices. Dutson told the agency it would be wise to proceed with a preliminary evaluation at this time. The agency members unanimously approved the measure. PIPE For Water, Gas, Sprinkling Systems STEEL & PLASTIC Large Assortment Of o Toilets Bath Tubs o Sinks Faucets Av. 1950 Wall 294-776- 5 OGDEN 1475 5. State 773-788- 0 chairmen forl981. He suggested that the board delay any action until after the appointment of the two new members. Commissioner Hunter said he would confer with the other county commissioners on the appointments and get back to the board. He was not sure how to go about the appointments and said he would let Jensen know in a couple of days how they would proceed. The board gave final .approval to the doctors who had applied for staff privileges at the at the hospital. No changes or additions were made to the list which had been presented previously to the board. CLEARFIELD 505 So. Main 723-774- HOURS: Mon.-Fr- i. Sat. 8-- 6, 8-- 4 , GAUG Chain Link Fence Buy Now Before Spring Price increase As Lov; As - $1S Vs) Par Ft. NO GATES INCLUDED COMPLETELY THE Call For Your ROYAL INN! INSTALLED Fro Breakfast Lunch & Estimate 766-216- 1 for - 4 BRIGHAM CITY 'NOW OPEN' . board, he said. Without so much as a volume of the. display being touched the board moved to approve ,the collection. Only three members of the board were present for the monthly meeting which was chaired by Keith Jensen. In addition to Jensen members Dr. Jay Mclntire and newly installed Weber County Commissioner Robert Hunter were present. Jensen told the members that two of the boards positions were up for appointments at this time and the board must also elect a new chairmen and vice -F- Dinner - INANCING AVAILABLE Or Up 3 Monthly Payments Same As Cash EXAMPLE: To 60 Months To Repay. fence cost FINANCE CHARGE TOTAL 12 PAYMENTS OF: 21.54 A.P.R . last weeks city council - PRIVATE LESSONS ARE AVAILABLE Dutson also asked the agency for approval of a $600 expenditure to cover a preliminary evaluation of they are brought to the meeting, was to help he scouts obtain information needed for fulfilling bers of the Blazers of Boy requirements of their Scout Troop 376 which is the citizenship in the comby sponsored Syracuse 7th LDS Ward, munity merit badge, The visit to the council, scout leader Mjs. Ruth which was held prior to Thorn explained. Heeora $500.00 $0.00 $1000.00 $120.00 $560.00 $46.67 $1120.00 $93.34 FREE DELIVERY TO THE i am 9 pm CLOSED SUNDAY OPEN DAILY -- 5978 S. 1900 W., Roy ROYLANCE FENCE CO. (Nxt to Montgomery Word'i) 100 N. Main, Layton Includes All Material S Professional Installation the day youll finally do something about your Is this come true. Councilwoman Susan Martin responded to the ft TOilS Mr! Blow Dry This positioning is expected to have a strong effect on the planets within the system. Thurgood . wait Morning, Afternoon & Evening Sewing Clssses. scouts brought to the council but was unable to comment on their concerns with possible problems arising from the predicted tilting of the Earth. ' The tilting of the Earth has been predicted for March 1982 when all of the planets in the solar system will line up with one as moderator and helps determine the best way for payment of a judgment to be made. We no longer put people in prison for debt, he said. But, the court can take steps to help a person make or receive restitution in t these cases. Many of the court actions involve traffic offenses, fraud and bad check writing, assault, public intoxication and violation of city ordinances. . Bean said one of the most useful tools available to courts to help control the great increase in caseload in the past few years is compromise or plea bargaining in criminal cases. Plea bargaining is a necessary part of our adversary judicial system, Bean said. Critics of plea bargaining dont understand that the state is a party and is represented by council who makes sure the interests of the public are also served. The law favors compromise, Bean said. Often the results are more mutually satisfactory than a court decision would be. He said plea bargaining in criminal cases is a reflection of compromise utilized in civil cases. At least part of the reason for the increased case load, Bean said, is that people are much more litigation-minde- d than they were 25 years ago. Earth tilting concern with Their main concerns which comes mainly from what seemed to sum up were those of water wells deep in thp earth. all any city or citizen pollution, how it got there The scouts are memcould do in preparation and what types there for such an event. She told were in Syracuse. problems to what plans the youth to pray a lot. Thurgood told the were being made to The youths also asked scouts this really wasnt a handle the predicted the council members concern in Syracuse at tilting of the Earth in several questions relating this time because of the 1962. to the citys water supply. citys water source, 111 Mayor Boyd Thurgood answered many of the questions The Weber County approved Tuesday a table full of the hospital policy and procedure manuals during the boards monthly meeting. Kenneth Bradshaw, Weber adCounty Hospital ministrator, told the board they needed to review and approve the manuals, which were displayed across a table close to 20 feet long, in order to ' start. to 766-344- is offering releasing any information on the report. He said the delay gives agency members a chance to review the report and ask any questions they may uncover before the report is made official. Kirkwood compared the procedure to a business making rough drafts before issuing a final report and said Co u nty App roves Hospital Advisory As one of three 4th Circuit Court determine options for retail development and facilities in Roy. He said that it was not unusual for the redevelopment agency Layton, Utah 24941 3 or 376-591- Policy Manuals 'Discipline With Wisdom- 'By MARILYN KARRAS Gentile 1 Tel. 21 E. Hair Style Class LEARN THE LATEST! Tues., Jan. 20 - VJed., Jan Thurs.Jan. 22. 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. FRAN BROWN LAYTON and COMPANY Wayne R. Kotter, D.P.M. 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