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Show MAY 25, 1983 "A; t i,' . - i.' 7 ,.i V in i, ' i . j . V, J n y yy ?v; w ' ' 'rf MffiPI r . i. ;j y. t 'f ,Jl: He predicted that instead of wheat, fanners ' ;. - . may have to plant shorter season crops such , someone corfi-- ; . .as silage com of short season barley. F XKMiW0N The problem is that the crops just wont plainslitmut the y f;l Vt,arYr;7hrt eternal have as long to grow before they are harvested opVfoist w !T YYdiy pVfrt vfp v,yu',73h well, ; able art its good fpr thtr farmers. YY 77 T . This results in a lower crop yield, said Mr. " a- ..Olsen. He deplined to estimate how much lowStand,, t er the yield would Jbe' saving, wf will know . better in about a month. , ORDINANCE NO. 03-8- 3 AN ORDINANCE IMPOSING A SEVEN-EIGHTHPERCENT LOCAL SALES AND USE TAX, PROVIDING FOR THE PERFORMANCE BY THE STATE TAX S COMMISSION OF ALL FUNCTIONS INCIDENT THE ADMINISTRATION, OPERATION AND COLLECTION OF A SALES AND USE TAX HEREBY IMPOSED, AND PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR THE TO VIOLATION THEREOF. Be it ordained by the Davis County Commission: Section 1. TITLE. This ordinance shall be known as the Uniform Local Sales and Use Ordinance of Davis County. Section 2. PURPOSE. The 45th session of the Utah Legislature authorized municipalities of the State of Utah to enact Sales and Use Tax Ordinances imposing a seven-eightof one percent tax. It is the purpose of this ordinance to levy and impose a s percent local option sales and use tax, to authorize and designate the Utah seven-eighth- State Tax Commission as agent for the municipality Jo collect the tax and to conform with the requirements of the Uniform Local Sales and Use Tax law of Utah, Chapter 9, Title 11, Utah Code Annotated, 1953. Section 3. EFFECTIVE DATE. This ordinance shall become effective as of 12:01 oclock a.m., July 1, 1983. The provisions of the previously enacted Uniform Local Sales and Use Tax ordinance of the municipality which is repealed hereby and which are m conflict herewith shall continue effective until 12:00 oclock midnight, June 30, 1983. The provisions of this ordinance which are not in conflict with said former ordinance shall be deemed to be a continuation thereof and any rights, duties ordinance. percent. (2) For the purpose of this ordinance, all retail sales shall be presumed to have been consummated at the place of business of the retailer unless the seven-eight- tangible personal property sold is delivered by the retailer or his agent to an destination. If a retailer has no permanent place of business m the state, or has more than one place of business, the place or places at which the retail sales are consummated shall be as determined under the rules and regulations prescribed and adopted by the State Tax Comte 59-- 1 3 Utah Code" Annotatedi 1953, ah additional license shall not be required by reason of this section. (4) There shall be excluded from the purchase price paid of" charged by which 'the1 tax is measured. 7- (a) The amount of any sales or use tax imposed by thdState , of Utah on a retailer ,or conY sumer; (b)- Receipts from the Sate of tangible personal property on which a sales or use tax has become due by reason of the. same transaction ro aijy other municipality and any county Irt the State of Utah, under' 4, Sales or use Tax Ordinance 59, Utah Code Annotated, 1953, the State of Utah is named or referred to as the taxing agency, the name of this Davis County shall be substituted therefor. Nothing in this subparagraph (b) shall be deemed to require substitution of the name of the municipality for the word State when that word is used as part of the title of the State Tax Commission, or of the Constitution of Utah, nor shall the name of the municipality be substituted for that of the State in any section when the result of that substitution would require action to be taken by or against the municipality or any agency thereof, rather than by or against the State Tax Commission in performing the functions incident to the administration or operation of this ALTHOUGH the farmers that have already planted dont mind the rain so htuch, they are experiencing wather problems of. another sort.. The continued cold weather has delayed also affect crop . planting f -- vr- - ,,'- ACCORDING Vtfie Utah Crop wid LiveS-v Service, rtatewldi halfbf Yy -' Of particular concern are fruit brops. There so farmers ex-- hasnt been much said Olsen. He Mr. a year, good pected however, that with the cool tempera-- , frost-damag- . J i 'f ' rYV-i- w sr$ wef':v J.di7icp!f td gdt in.jSia-Mi' Y; e are slaying jn their hives. fures.-bee- s THEY ARE not pollinating the fruit trees. a real potential for a reduced fruit Theres v. . ..'lijS.TTiGYYhd pLvhteli eafly.'the ram-isyield. Apples and cherries are now in bloom he vldiid. vNLm.y, however, nUy. (".and 'in the next few weeks we will know if bave tq diJhfi 'ffiqnhey are going to plant, pollination occurred, he said. He added that Cv municipality in accordance with the Uniform Local Salts and use Tax law of Utah. ; i f r, - . r v, YSection 5. USE TAX. it t ,A. An excise tax is hereby r tY . imposed on the storage, use, or tion. sucli defcisfoA snail not other consumption in this affect the validity bf the re- - ? k , municipality of tangible 'per- maming'-pertionbf sonal property from any retail- nance er on or after the operative It is fie ,!hTeniTq!tv.;f ttiS. date of this ordinance for stor- DaviC SpY fage, use or otheftdnsQffiptibn' that in the municipality at.thq rate this oMihap:-s of percent cjfthe indcpeinjent, ai jit sales price of the property .p B. (1) Except as hereinafter, , Passed :,rd provided, and except insofar fished toy the pa ilV CtournyY as they are inconsistent wjth Commission day of., t the provisions of the Uniform May 1983 f local Sales and Use Tax law of ik Utah, all of the provisions of Chapter 16, Title 59, Utah Code Annotated, 1053, as punt JuCnwni isiqn ; amende'd and in Force and y ati J effecive effective on the dat? Attest i 'w V'4 -of this ordinance, applicable to Rodney Wi , PY't use taxes, excepting the proviand sions of sections y thereof, and except- Published m't Y hr-- ft CVimry ing for the amount of the tax Clipptt rt -- l 7 t , ftr-- t - THE BAD thing about this weather is that last year was also a comparatively bad year, said Mr. Olsen. He said that last years heavy fall rains destroyed many crops before harvest. It has been said that a fanner can survive two bad years but that the third becomes a real financial burden. For many farmers, this could be their third bad year, he said. y ,.V, f J , y ',' - . ' f- u seven-eighth- W t , slv-u- t v' thto-ordi- s v t S' Births At Humana , Y- - May 12, 1983 Alan and Renee Femelms, 555 Kimball Dnve, Layton, boy Kelly and Sheila Sparks, 650 N Fort Lane 3A, Layton, boy ' r May 13. 1983 Charles and Christine Moffat, 1447 N 300 W, Sunset, girl ,t May 15, 1983 Gary and Judith Hall, 5150 Banquet Ave , West Jordan, girl NV X levied therein, arevhcreby adopted and made a part ofthis 4,1 section as though fully Set Pubfefiedrt'n the 1 Yvt$ kJa ' 5f' forth herein. flex ort May, 25. t , $. , j, Issue No, (2) Wherever and tothe-ei- f ,yt tent that in Chapter 16 of Title 59, Utah Code Annotated, 1953, the State named or referred to as the tax ing agency, the name of Davis County shall bd substituted therefor. Nothing ittthfs subparagraph R shalL be deemed to require the substitution of the name of thirmunf-cipalit-y - 1 , --- May 16, 1983 Timothy and Ten Sullivan, 600 W Muttonhollow No 22, Kaysville, - J, 0 i P I CERS 7'' . r V rtl jL tution of Utah,- nor shall 6jJ name of the municipality be substituted for thatof the Start in any section when the results e of that substitution action to be.fakefl by or against the municipality 6i any agency thereof, rathdr than toy or against the Start IaX Commission in perform rng'the '.r ,1a' 3V ordinance. 'T May 17, 1983 Gus and Nancy Hohlios, 755 S 1600 E , Clearfield, boy Scout. This is the highest program. SCOTT IS a member of Troop 356 of the Kaysville 15th Ward. He is active in his troop, having served as senior patrol leader and patrol leader. He is an 8th grade student at Kaysville Junior High School where he plays the French horn in the school band. HE IS president of the Deacons quorum of his ward. His hobbies include all sports, animals and has played soccer for the AYS0. np Kaysville Visitors of Mrs. Virgie Hammons the past week was a brother-in-laand family, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Hammons, of Raleigh, Miss.; Mr. and Mrs. Frankie Hammons of Long Beach, Miss.; Suzie Randall, Jackson, Miss. They also visited in Fruit Heights with Mrs. Shen Hammons and family and m Layton with Mr. and Mrs. David Hammons and children. & this i shall btf exempt from the tax due under this - ' section: (a) The amount bf any sate! or use ta imposed bythe State of Utah upon a retailer of con- yy Y, ',Y sumer;. - 7 , (b) The Storage, usfrorolher consurrtpiibn of fungible personal property, the gross receipts from the sales of or the cost of which tias.beeif subject to sales or usetax Under a sales or use tax ordihaneberiatted in accordance with the Uniiortn Local Sales and use Tax law of Utah by any other municipality and any county of the Slate, Section 6. The county cotrv mission is authorized to whatever ddcumepts art necessary to distribute sales and use tax revenues ron ?the combination of point of sale and population factors- $et forth in sectriori 1 Code Annotated 1951 ; Section 7. CONTRACT WITH STATE TAX COMMISSION. Heretofore, this municipality haS' eUered into an agreement with the State - i, HOT TUB DISCOUNT ' , TaX Commission to perform all functions incident lo the admi- nistration or operation of and USe Tax Ordinance' of the municipality, that con- -' tract is hereby confirmed and the county commission 'js hereby authorized to enter into such supplementary agree-mewith the State Tax Commission as may be necessary to the continued administration and operation of the Local Sales and Use.Tax Ordinange the-Sal- es f 7 7! ' Yj- . Is it l'J . ( n an Up ' s ..L T z8o WC0J fT 1 f- - f of the municipality as reenacted by this ordinance. . Section- 8. PENALTIES,' Any person violating any of the provisions of this erdi- -' nance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof, shall be by a fine in ah amount less than $299.00 or imprisonment for a period oLifof more., than six months, of by both such fine and imprisonment. 1 Section 9. SEVEREABIL- ITY. If any section, subsec- tion, sentence, dause,jhrase,' corportion of this ordinance, including but not limited to apy exemption is for any reason held to be invalid or unum-ti- tutiona! by the decisioh of any court of competent jutisdic-- I , . 4 r t. - Y ' ' Piv , V t y liidiiMLi 4urllV. Lm Jm v t 4 x 7 v; k ml i fnjcVNQV! A Tirireway 7 vyTHiese.' ctfkdunt spcciars.can be the 'JL'ynrplc Solution to youVhome 7, ' ) -- i YY I1 ,, p ! t'-- t improVenrcnt needs, because weve lowered the interest rate for a limited time! Add a room, a garage, fix up or or ' Home Improvement e .SLYple Inferebt ) y a 4" - puo-ishab- ' j - t f ' ,- . I.7 BankqlJlaUVA.' " - , Tuneway Simple Interest means you can pay ahead and save interest. Or pay First Setu'niy Bhk the whole loan off early without penalty. You only pay for the time you use the money. Get the best kind of l a loan now, while our moneys on sale, at First Security Bank. Elainillss 7-- r. Members FD1C of Idaho, N.A. First Security Bank of Rock ta n(UC LENDER (Out Springs First Security State Bank hon- or in the Boy Scouting .isiTyyay Simple mterest , wotlid-re-quif- functions incident to or operation Shirt Kim and Karen Rowley, 804 Flippersbck, Evanston, Wyo , boy Scott Major, 13 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Major of 17 East 400 North, Kaysville, has attained the rank of Eagle eewrity . - : girl Elected to head up Davis High Schools Junior Class activities next year are Van ' ficereYPres. Jubal Frost, Colette 7'"' Valoy vice Dnnmelenr,2nd president ' SfUey. 1st vice president. Attains Eagle t for the word State when that word is used d$ part of the title of the' State Tax Commission, or- of the Consti- to the municipality shall be as nance as though fully set forth herein. (2) Wherever, and to the extent that in Chapter 15 of Title indlartithaf said enacted by that county'or' obligated to determine the place or places within any county or municipality where public utilities services are rendered, but the place of sale or the sales tax revenues arising from such service allocable 59-15- ti Tt tYt'ihc ground jpst YTJefcTestiV Hash t dm.! mtogltlo plant the . mission. Public utilities as defined by Title 54, Utah Cdde Annotated, 1953, shall not be determined by the State Tax Commission pursuant to an appropriate formula and other rules and regulations to be prescribed and adopted by it. B. (1) Except as hereinafter provided, and except insofar as they are inconsistent with the provisions of the Uniform Local Sales and Use Tax law of Utah , all of the provisions of Chapter 15, Title 59, Utah Code Annotated, 1953, as amended, and in force and effect on the effective date of this ordinance, insofar as they relate to sales taxes, excepting and sections thereof, and excepting for the amount of the sales tax levied therein, are hereby adopted and made a part of this ordi- o .- section and obligations arising thereunder shall not in any way be deemed abrogated or terminated. Section 4. SALES TAX. A. (1) From and after the effective date of this ordinance, there is levied and there shall be collected and paid a tax on every retail sale of tangible personal property, services and meals made within the municipality at the rate of - (3) If art annual license has been issued to a retailer under bees wait for the temperature to reach about 60 degrees before coming out. Pasture lands which by this time of year are usually ready for grazing, have also experienced delayed growth due to cool weather. Nothing will grow unless it warms up, he said. FARMERS around the Great Salt Lake are experiencing additional problems in that the rising lake is encroaching upon their lands. The lake has covered a lot of pasture land, said Mr. Olsen. Instead of just allowing them to graze, the farmers have to relocate their animals and feed them hay. Its an added expense that most of them dont need. He added that briny water destroys most plants and that some farmers may have to replant their pasture lands. |