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Show DAVIS NEWS JOURNAL, JANUARY 11, 1979 WEEKLY REFLEX Clearfield: 7 Day Restrictions - CLEARFIELD The parking controversy in Clear-- field has been put to rest, at least for a while, by the city council. kitchenettes and could poten- tially be converted to an apartment complex: NOTICE OF HEARING CAUSE NO. K-1- DURING ITS regular meeting Tuesday night the council opted to set a period for those with special parking HE APPROACHED the council requesting implementation of a motel ordinance. The city has no such ordinance at present but places motels under the g room travel provision. The council opted to leave that status quo. But at the same time, members rejected the idea of a motel eventually being turned into apartments with a density higher than permitted for apartments. The facility would be built on about acre. The area is zoned 2 and is close to an apartment planned unit development under development by Classic Construction. one-wee- NOTICE OF HEARING Board Room of the Davis County School District Administration Center at 45 East In the District Court of Davis County, Utah Notice is hereby given that there has been filed in the above Court a petition by Weber Water South authorizing and is within the lawful powers of the District and its Board of Trustees. Notice is further given that hearing upon such petition shall be before the Court on Tuesday, the 6th day of February, 1979, at 10:00 a.m. Davis County the at Courthouse, Farmington, Utah. SOUTH WEBER WATER IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT Reflex REZONING If any meeting date needs to be changed, a public notice will be given at least one month in advance of time and place. DAVIS AREA VOCATIONAL CENTER BOARD by Leon Tate FROM A-- 3 to PROPERTY LOCATED IN SECTION 4, TOWNSHIP 3, NORTH, RANGE 1 WEST OWNERS: David L. Smith, Robert S. West, Alan Steward, Robert B. Flinders, Steve Timmerman, and James K. Earl PROPERTY AS DESCRIBED FOLLOWS: Beginning 46 31 N 89 W 1037.88 feet from the East l4 Corner of Section 4, which point is on the West line of D&RG RR RW: Thence N 34 40 W thence 298.45 feet, S 8202 W 406.29 feet, to the East side of Sunset Road, thence Southwest along said feet more or less, thence S 86 15 E 871.9 more or less to the West line of the D&RG RR RW, thence 1403 along said Railroad RW 1399 feet more or less to the point of beginning. Containing approximately 23 acres Published in the Davis County Clipper on Jan. 10, 1979 Published in The Weekly Reflex on Jan. 11, 1979 information, exhibits are available for examination in the Davis County Planning Commission Office, Farmington, Utah action of the Davis County Commissioners on thi 12th day of December, 1978. RODNEY W. WAl.KF.R. Davis County Cleil Published NO. 313 R-1- A RESIDENTIAL Be it hereby ordained by the Board of County Commissioners of Davis County, as follows: SECTION 1. The following ' ' . PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENTS DAVIS AREA VOCATIONAL CENTER BOARD MEETING Under the provisions of Section 40-Utah Code Annotated, 1953, as amended, and the Natural Gas Policy Act of 1978 (Public Law the Board of Oil, Gas, and Mining is hereby given authority to make and promulgate rules and regulations for the proper administration of the Acts. Notice is hereby given that the Board of Oil, Gas, and Mining, State of Utah, has prepared a final draft of rules and regulations for the purpose of implementing Public Law As a result, the hearing which was held on December 20, 1978 was continued to January 16, 1979, at 10:00 a.m., in the Executive Conference Room Holiday Inn, 1639 West North Temple, Sait Lake City, Utah, for the purpose of adopting the final rules and regulations. Anyone interested in the adoption of, changes or revisions, thereto, shall forward written suggestions to the Division of Oil, Gas, and West North MINING, 1588 Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah, 84116, no later than January 15, 1979. (a copy of the final draft run-nin- N890700E 150.47 to the centerline of a thence canal, N140315E 122.09 feet along said canal, thence N143200 E 67.42 feet along said thence canal, N532551E 142.77 feet along said canal, thence North 176.00 feet said canal, thence N8913 00W 38.64 feet, thence S312300W 524.32 feet to the point of beginning, containing 1.1 acres, more or less, be and the same hereby is rezoned from Residential along A to Residential SECTION 2. The Davis County Planning Director is hereby instructed to amend the Zoning Map to conform to the provisions of this OrR-- 3. dinance. SECTION 3. In the opinion of the Board of County Commissioners of Davis County, this ordinance is necessary for the peace, health and safety of Davis County and thereof. this ordinance Therefore, shall be effective immediately upon its passage and upon a copy being published in accordance with the law, and a copy being deposited in the office of the Clerk of Davis County, Utah. Unanimously passed and approved this 19th day of December, 1978. Commissioners C. E. Moss, Glen W. Flint and Wendell N. Zaugg, all voting aye. Reflex on Jan. 11, 1979 a.m. Exceptions generally allowed include driveway construction, a blocked driveway or for inoperable vehicles. Permits can be obtained from the police station or police can a.m.-- 7 C-- place a permit on a vehicle. ABOUT FOUR or five residents appeared in behalf of the question but Deputy City Recorder Judy Cottrell said 0 minutes went by over the issue with the same arguments rehashed. What started it all was a request from Pam Bunderson of 567 Ann that parking permits be allowed for longer than the usual three day period. Ideally, the parking ban would be lifted, she said. A petition bearing 150 names was brought before the council requesting the change. IN OTHER business, although no starting time has been set, the council agreed to include 1000 West from 1700 45-5- South to said. The city shares a boundary on that road with Syracuse and had to wait for word from officials from that city who said they would repair the Syracuse portion. Before acting on that project, work must be completed on East and 200 South. 1000 THE NEW Steed Park planned for 1000 W. 300 N. was also discussed briefly as the council decided to seek an agreement with a nearby LDS Church for parking privileges in their lot and agreed to approach the Davis County Board of Education for access, she said, tb all ticketed. In other action, the council rejected a request from Tom Clark of Classic Construction, motel Riverdale, for a it at 700 S. 1500 E. The facility included have CONFAB TRI-COUN- TY North as a state funding, Mrs. Cottrell BUNDERSON became interested in the issue after seven cars of visitors parked near her residence for a funeral were would 800 4--H - FARMINGTON Davis Teen Courcil County members are making plans for a Youth Conference for Davis, Weber and Morgan Counties. Youth from these three counties will be meeting at the Weber County Environmental Center on Friday, Jan. 12 for one and one-haof fun days experiences. 4-- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bates. By NORMA PREECE son-in-la- workshops instructing disco dance, outdoor survival, self defense and dating. Activities will include a dance, movies, cross country snowshoeing, Jr., old aunt, Mrs. Their Bern Walton of Provo; Mr. Lawrence Mrs. and Finnegan, Seattle, Wash.; Mrs. Etheawain Spencer; Mrs. Elizabeth Rees; Jean spent Christmas and the holidays with their son and JAY D. SOUTHWICK Promotion At IVIcUay OGDEN Jay D. South-wican assistant administrator at McKay-De- e Hospital Center since August 1976, was promoted this week to the position of associate administrator at the hospital. His ap- k, pointment was announced Administrator Kenneth by C. Johnson. MR. SOUTHWICKS responsibilities will include the internal operation of the hospital, and four assistant administrators will report to him. The post has been vacant since July 1, 1977, when H. Gary Pehrson was reassigned by Intermountain Health day-to-d- Care. , By GARY R. BLODGETT RECREATION These expenditures are summarized as follows: Amounts ACTUALLY Expended from Revenue Sharing Funds Current Capital ' Amounts Actually Expended from Antirecession Funds Current Capital HE AND his wife parents of two children. commission that a combined county and schools program receives $41,000 a year from the county budget but that this amount is not even meeting the spiraling costs caused by inflation. Also, Mr. Evans said, "the recreational population in the county is growing rapidly and more money is needed to provide facilities and services for all who want to use them. his family, Chaplain and Mrs. Lynn Galbraith and three children. They enjoyed sightseeing in the area before returning home. Floyd Raymond and family of Wilmington, Dela., former Kaysville friends of Lynn and his wife Camille, came to New York to visit. Mr. and Mrs. Galbraith were happy to see Floyd and his family. Mrs. Lois Stephens entertained at New Years Day dinner. Family members attending were, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Davis and Rodney Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Greg Davis and three children all of Bountiful; Mr. and Mrs. Alan Yeaman and children of Layton; Jeffrey Purdy and his fiancee, Wendy Rees, of HE TOLD the commission that weve really kept the lid on spending very tight, but we just cant make it stretch any further. He explained that the combined school-count- y recreation program is financed only for youngsters under 16 years of age. ADULT PROGRAMS pay for themselves, said Mr. Evans. Our goal is to aid cities in recreation programs for youngsters under 16 and to recreasupport county-wid- e tion programs for the same age groups. Half of the countys annual budget of $41,000 is used for the operation of county-wid- e programs with the remaining half distributed on a per capita basis to the cities. WE STARTED out giving each community based on Mr. and Mrs. Roger Gill-movacationed in Germany this past summer and were guests of their son Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gillmore and family at Bamber, Germany. Richard is the bishop of the Servicemen LDS Branch money cents per person BUT FINANCES have not kept up with the growth or the costs, he said. Cost of equipment is up, officials wages are up and its very difficult continuing the program on the present budget. Mr. Evans told the commission that the program has been in operation for seven years, but that the county budget has been the same for the past four or five years. HE NOTED that when the recreation program was started, there were only 12 girls softball teams participating in the county. Last summer, this figure had risen to 116 teams. Not all of the countys recreation programs have increased at that pace, but virtually all sports have more teams now than when the program was started, V the c director said. MR. EVANS explained that schools are occupied weekdays until about 4 p.m., after which facilities are used by the community programs. He emphasized that the directors will county cooperate with city recreation directors, but will not try to tell cities what to do. ! HE TOLD the commission that cities budget for their own recreation programs and then are reimbursed by the county after services are , completed. New York Life Agent in Layton is re there. Mrs. Zelma Breeze is convalescing at her home after undergoing surgery at the McKay-De- e Hospital in Ogden. Her niece Margaret Lowery from Los Gatos, Calif, is staying with her. 13 (regardless of age), but we can no longer do this and cities are falling behind in their recreation programs, said Mr. Evans. . He noted that he had received letters from four city mayors asking for increased county funds to cover expanding recreational needs and costs. Your Layton. ROBERT S. GRAFF New York Life Insurance Company 707 - 24th St Ogden, Ut. 84401 801 621 -- 3300 -- Ul. ftMUM, inconw. na woup liimranc. nnuil.?T. r nt.on fn. TAX CORPORATION OF AMERICA INCOME TAX PROFESSIONALS 2 In-Ho- $ 3,642 PARKS and RECREATION are Josephine Leavitt, City Recorder 1 , 1 979 - PRINTED FOR ACCURACY YOU SAVE TIME NO WAITING IN LINES OR OFFICES D WERE AVAILABLE TO YOU OVER 3 DECADES OF SERVICE OVER 40 TAX COUNSELORS IN THIS AREA TO SERVE YOU YEAR-ROUN- was -tirestheft valued at A of 13 $664 from Ronie Brothers Texaco, 14 N. Fort Lane, SOME $750 in tires were taken from storage sheds KAYSVILLE CITY CORPORATION 1 LAYTON Goaslind of 271 owned by Earl E. 200 S. in Kaysville. tb Income Tax Service NO RETURN TOO COMPLEX WE DO ANY STATE VERY CONVENIENT YOUR RETURN IS COMPUTER Police Report reported $32,662 $37,000 The Weekly Ref lex on Jan. Director Roy C. Evans told the county spection at the office of the City Recorder, Kaysville City Hall, 44 N. Main, Kaysville, Utah. in Little from Kaysville, Patty Shoell from Clearfield, Lori Welch, Bountiful and Chuck Evans, from West Bountiful. SoMs (iGcrcation sociations. documentation of the expenditures of Kaysville City of their General Revenue Sharing and Antirecession Fiscal Assistance Funds for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1978, are available for public In- Published Sunset, Mar-tinda- le First publication Jan. 11, 1979 Last publication Jan. 25, 1979 NOTICE SANITATION from Inflation Outs Into e; e. 4 PROPOSED (Budgeted) Revenue Sharing Expenditures Current Capital in- FARMINGTON Inflation has cut into the Community Schools Recreation Program by as much as 50 percent in the past few years and another $10,000 to $20,000 is going to be needed to meet the expanding recreation popula- Hardman; Shirley Hardman; McPhee, Salt Lake City; Pat - -- Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Spencer and children. Williams, Washington, D.C. Also, Mrs. James Smith and children; Mr. and Mrs. Randy McKinnon all of Heber City; Mr. and Mrs. Steven Julien, Sandy; Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Anderson, Clearfield; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Eubanks, Layton; Robert Waite, Kays-viiland a special guest, Robert Millevitch from Yugoslavia who entertained them at the piano. Robert is an American Field Service student. Mr. and Mrs. Farrell Humphreys entertained at a family holiday dinner on Christmas Eve for 30 family members. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Galbraith flew to New York where they MR. SOUTHWICK was asAnchorage, Alaska were j sistant administrator at the of Mr. and t holiday guests Mrs. Alfred Hart, and other ? University of Colorado Medical Center in Denver relatives in the area. Mrs. Helen Johnson is now , before coming to McKay-DeA graduate of Brigham Young at her home after undergoing University, with a major in She major surgery recently. spent time in Ogden at her ' psychology, he also holds an nieces home, Mr. and Mrs. ' M.S. degree in public adFrank Rypien while con- - . ministration from BYU and an M.S. degree in hospital valescing before returning to administration from the her home. University of Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. Randy He is a member of the and daughter Michelle American College of Hospital of Vernal were New Years Administrators and the Utah Day guests of her parents, and American Hospital As- Notice is hereby given that the annual report and supporting Function or Purpose of Expenditures members volved in planning this event are Winette Dalton and Denise THEY WILL participate in ar Mr. and Mrs. Casper G. Carroll entertained at a New Years Day family luncheon at their home. Guests were Mrs. Gladys Jessop and daughter, Krista; Mr. and Mrs. Gerrold Mr. and Mrs. Evan Godfrey and family of Clarkston were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. LaVar Godfrey and family. Other holiday visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Chris Merkley and son Mark of Salt Sandy; William R. Young Published in The Weekly 4--H tion. to-w- 399-082- 3 Davis Andersen LaDell Wagstaff and JoAnne. lf wdDD - Attorney: Stephen A. Laker 2910 Washington Boulevard Suite 100 Ogden, Utah 84401 Telephone: skiing, downhill skiing and snow games. - Christmas and holidays with his daughter and f Mr. and Mrs. John Ruhle arid,'.; Reflex on Jan. 11, 1979 ' "i with his son and family,- - Mn:? :s and Mrs. Steven Hyde.:-Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. NOTICE OF Barton, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney SHERIFFS SALE Felt of Kaysville; Dr. De ON Dr. and Mrs. Roger REAL PROPERTY Felt of Layton were guests at Civil No. 1704 a holiday progressive dinner party in Salt Lake City ori IN THE DISTRICT COURT Friday evening Dec. 29th. OF DAVIS COUNTY, STATE They were hosted at the OF UTAH homes of Willis and Thelma WESTERN BONDED Chatterson, Dr. Barbara and Usher West, Gerald and COLLECTIONS, INC. Thora Wright. Plaintiff, vs. Bishop and Mrs. Cecil John were happy to have all of their HAROLD F. HOUSE Defendant. family home for Christmas. They entertained at a family TO BE SOLD AT A dinner Mr. and Mrs. Wayne SHERIFFS SALE on the 8th John, Prescott, Ariz.; Mr. and Mrs. Ned John, Reno, day of February, 1979, at the hour of 12:00 oclock, noon, at Nev.; Mr. and Mrs. Ben the north front door of the Ashby, Boise, Idaho; Mr. and Davis County Court House in Dennis Mrs. Hansen, Farmington, Davis County, Ephraim; Mr. and Mrs. Utah, all the right, title and Byron John, Logan; and Mr. interest of the defendant, and Mrs. Howard John of Ogden and all of their families. HAROLD F. HOUSE, in and to the following described Bonnie Day has been stayreal property, ing with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Day the past two All of lot 332 Riley months. She is now moving to Subdivision No. 3 acTulsa, Okla. to make her home. Her father accomcording to the official panied her to Tulsa by auto plat thereof, Situated in and then flew home. Davis County, State of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Utah, Property located Hammer and children of at 352 West 1225 North, Cheney, Washington were Layton, Utah. holiday guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hammer PAYMENT TO BE MADE and family. IN LAWFUL MONEY OF Mr. and Mrs. Ken Taylor, THE UNITED STATES OF Idaho Falls, Ida.; Mrs. Joan, AMERICA. SUBJECT TO ANY LIENS. Faraoni from Honolulu, Dated at Farmington, Hawaii; Mr. and Mrs. Rand Davis County, Utah this 19th Hart, Green Wood, Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. Glade Booth of1 day of January, 1979. BRANT L. JOHNSON Sheriff, Davis County By Linda Bumingham Preparing for a youth conference to include youths from Davis, Morgan and Weber counties are, from left, front, Winette Dalton, Denise Andersen and Chuck Evans; back, Beth K. Thorson of the staff and Lori Welch. 4-- H collector road eligible for MRS. Published in The Weekly Reflex in The Weekly court-sleepin- Lake City. Noall F. Hyde flew to Las Vegas, Nev. where he spent 1979 Published previous council sessions including comments from police and residents. The city restricts parking throughout the year from 2 said rules and of STATE OF UTAH BOARD OF OIL, GAS, AND MINING Scheree Wilcox Secretary of the Board COMMISSIONERS C. E. Moss, Chairman That came after several lengthy discussions in 376-875- 1 BOARD OF COUNTY ATTEST: Rodney W. Walker County Clerk Published in the Davis County Clipper on Jan. 10, needs. regulations may be obtained from the Division upon request) 533-577- 1 1 The regular meetings of the Davis Area Vocational Board will be held on the fourth Tuesday of each month in the STATE OF UTAH. Mining 1588 West North Temple Salt Lake City, Utah 84116 Phone: (801) division, revised and amended plat, Davis g County, Utatv and - - thence,- - ' 1978 ALL THE IN Division of Oil, Gas, and Beginning at a point which is N890700E 236.53 feet from the Southwest comer of Lot 19, Orchard Acres Sub- in The Weekly 1979 TICULARLY PRODUCERS described real property located in Davis County, State of Utah, to wit: Reflex First publication Dec. 21, Last publication Jan. 18, REAL FROM TO the inhabitants ALL PERSONS WILL BE INTERESTED HEARD. For more specific -- Business Manager R-- 3. -l By Vacation) AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE EXISTING DAVIS ORCOUNTY ZONING DINANCE BY REZONING Notice is hereby given pur UCA suant to Section 1953 that on Tuesday, the 23rd day of January, 1979, at 3:00 p.m. in Room 108, Davis County Courthouse, Farming-ton- , Utah, a public hearing will be held before the Davis County Board of Commisthe sioners to ascertain interest in and determine the advisability of: road December 11th (Second Tuesday due to Christmas CERTAIN PROPERTY RESIDENTIAL PRODUCTION, MINERAL AND ROYALTY PARAND OWNERS, August 28th September 25th October 23rd November 27th 4, 1979 18, 1979 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING FOR CHANGE OF ZONE AND AMENDMENT OF THE DAVIS COUNTY ZONING ORDINANCE 50 OF ORDINANCE First publication Jan. Last publication Jan. A- THE STATE OF UTAH TO ALL OPERATORS, TAKERS in The Weekly Published GAS POLICY ACT OF 1978 June 26th July 31st (Fifth Tuesday due to 24th of July holiday) said contract was execution of NA- REGULATIONS FOR THE PURPOSE OF IMPLEMENTING PUBLIC LAW NATURAL Regular Meeting Dates January 23rd February 27th March 27 th April 24th May 22nd the OF TURAL RESOURCES in and for the STATE OF UTAH IN THE MATTER OF THE ADOPTION OF RULES AND as long as business requires. Following is a schedule of meetings for the Davis Area Vocational Center Board: seeking a judicial examination of the proceedings of the District which authorize the District to enter into a contract with the United States for a loan of approximately $1,740,000.00 to the District under the provisions of the Small Reclamation Projects Act of 1956 to be used by the District in the construction of a pressure irrigation system within the District, and for the repayment of such loan in installments over a period of 24 years; and further seeking the determination of the Court that such proceedings by the District DEPARTMENT State Street, Farmington, Utah, commencing at 7:00 oclock P.M. and continuing District Improvement BEFORE THE BOARD OF OIL, GAS, AND MINING KEITH R. GOMM T.C.A. Manager ! I ! 5 ' ' ) FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT 825-- 1 CALL 510 or 376-855- 2 j |
