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Show Page 4—THE HERALD. Provo, Utah Wednesday, December 5. 1979 Orem Denies Rezone of 13 Acres at Tuesday Hearing Orem's city council tentatively bounced around a half dozen motions like ping-pong balls during a Tuesday night public hearing before denying a 13 acre rezone request on West Center Street ‘he hour and a half forum left opponents of a con: dominium project, the developer and councilmen shaking their heads as they left council chambers Councilfinally denied the rezone by a 4-1 vote. The rezone would have changed 13 acres to a higher density residential area for Brook Farm Condominiums planned by Kent D. Ekstrom at 1100 West Center About 30 property owners from adjacent neighborhoods were at the hearing to protest in creased traffic at 1200 West and Center Street depreciation of homes and overcrowded schools problemsthey claimed would comewith the 158-unit condominium. Tuesday's hearing was continued from a Noy 20 discussion after a motion by Gareth Seastrand to deny the rezone died without a second from two other councilmen. Tuesday, Seastrand offered two motions, thefirst was withdrawn and the other died without a second Seastrand made the first motion after Earl Farnworth withdrew a motion to deny “becausethat is your (Seastrand’s) area.” Seastrand sought to gvre Ekstrom leeway on building a compromise density through a Pianned Residential Development (PRUD) and sprinkling it with single residential dwellings. The councilman said 1t would cut the 158 units to about 80. Majority of council, opponents and theyeveloper agreed Seastrand’s suggestion may be the solution. Density would be cut from about12 units per acre to five per acre. But part of Seastrand's motion giving Ekstrom until next week to render a rough layout and return to council by continuing the hearing, met objections | /) trom Councilman Tom Watson, whoclaimed he opposed ‘Band-Aid quick decisions After two additional motions failed. Farnworth settled the issue by moving for flat denial of the rezone. Councilman Lee Bamgartnervoted ‘nay’ in the 41 vote calling the 158-unit condominium ‘‘one of the finest plans ever before the council.” and calling the need for multiple housing in the area a necessity of the future Council based action on Center Street development on concern over density and traffic on Center Street as each councilman aired concerns. Seven roads coming together in one area is just too much,’ claimed Councilman Glen Zimmerman. describing the area near the 1200 West: Center Intersection and 1-15 with on and off ramps It is probably the most dangerousintersection in Orem andnotraffic controlby thestate is planned at the present time Ekstrom said traffic survey projectionsindicated onlya 2.5 increasein traffic on Center Street by bys condominiums. Zimmermansaid he did not believe 158 units would generate onlya 2.5 percentincrease Seastrand said he was opposed to such a high density. Farnworth and Watson agreed. Though Bamgartnerfavored the project, he called CenterStreetthe ‘third most importantstreetin the city next to 1300 South | Diagonal) and State Street.” Ekstrom said he would consult with sellers of the land anddecideif a plan could be worked outfor less density. He said amenities would be cut. including landscaping he had projected would cost $150,000. Mayor James E. Mangum said he hoped trading nice fences andtrees for willows and asphalt would not result from council action Ekstrom added, *‘Getting slice of the pie isn't as lng as the wholepie. butit's better than noneat all.” Local Obituaries PROJECTED AREAS OF ANNEXATION Memoriam Held noe PLANNING & eanine DEPARTMENT For Elks The Provo Elks Lodge Memorial Services were conducted at 11 a.m. Sunday at the Lodge Hallfor those members whodied sincethe last memoriam. Orem Okays Possible Annexation Areas Services honored eapard J. Simmons, K.E. ‘‘Bob’’ Bullock Harold E. Nimer, A. LaMar Bylund, Harold M. Holindrake, Carl W. Reed Sr., LeRoy Hardy In action Tuesday evening, Orem City Councilmenslated six areas for future annexation that would increase the city’s size by 96 percent and add 3,800 acres to the 12,400 acres the city now covers. The action came to comply with a new state law which requires municipalities to identify possible annexation propertythis year to formalize planning and growth projections in thestate. The six areas were identified by the city’s planning department and recommended to council, which approved the designations by unanimous vote. Area One includes most of LakeviewVineyard from 460 North to 2000 South. Provo City has identified 2000 South as a northern border. The east-west boundaries of the area extend from I-15 freeway to ‘ackrell, ‘anyon Road, who Shepherd, 23, who Dec. 4, 1979, at died Sunday. Dec. 2.170, atthe Mountain View Hospital, Fitzsimons Army Medical tere ee will ter, Denver. of Leukemia, ore 2pm, will be hel ridajay. 1 am. in SertewviePicadecood LDS the Springville Second-14thWard Chapel with Bishop Ralph Cherrington Hitchcock of the 14th Ward con Sinth LBS Ward conduct She was born Nov. 23,1 je was born May20. 1956. in Littlefield, Ariz., to Arthur and Alviens Iwerson Bunker. She Pana to Floyd A. and Rose Hoyt Fackrell, Henderson Shepherd. He marMarei700atthe Salt Lake ried Brenda Condie. June of 1974 Toffe2 Hauzen, Arnold E. Rawlings, Sofus Christensen, E.L. Kammermeyer, James H. nehie toiari, inin Mason, Jorge Ribeiro, ia“Sepen “Crockett, He Victor P. Durham, xe Alice Smith, Jan. 27, H. Jacobs, John A {M0inPocaelo, ds: The mar. Thompson, Wilford Bray ragewaslater solemizd inthe and John T. He igre his education in Keith Weight, P.E.R., er hig marriage, be noe Nev. They were later divorced. He gave the memorial admple. DS married Cheryl Ann Otis on dressin which heoutlined March 24,1979 at Needles, Calif the history and purposeof Societyand served as a visiting L teacher. SI worked in the St. Hegraduated from Springville the Elks. 1979, at. witah valley,‘Hospital will be held Friday, 11 a.m., at the SundbergOlinMortuary Pa = Chapel, 485 High School in 1974, and had been co-captain on the basketball Suriorsinclode his wie; one son and one daughter, T. Mie Crockett, Pleasant Grove; Mrs. hb ee Island; five Robert Wilson provided team and vice president of as- the musical selections ‘terl- semblies. Heenlisted in the Air and Mack Andersen ing B Packrell f Force on Aug. 4, 1974 and was an served as organist. Factrell, Elden Hoyt Fackrel ‘Areo-Medical Technician at Hill and Mrs. Darrell W. (Dorothy) Air Force Ba Bickmore, all of Springville; He had also served at the Air Mrs. Vee J. (Wilma) Koyle, Force Academy in Colorado Spree 27 grandchildren; 4 ings. He was a memberof the twosisters Sratop brothers, Mis1R, (Rt. LDSChurch, Lehi Yule by) Norton, Provo; Mrs. Jimmie (Doris) Hensone, Rupert, Ida. Edward (Jean) . and LyleSaat Friends may call atthe mor- Gien ofBunker Delta. tuary Thursday fromn7 to9pim Friends may call at the and Friday services Wheelerey Thursday Briawilbe at heOe iy from ” and Friday ‘Cemetery. m. Baral trom 12:30 to 20pm. will be inthe pringville Evergreen Ceme Ralph Salisbury Fred J. Cunningham NEPHI — Funeral services for Ralph Salisbury, 8, who died Funeralservices for Frederick Monday, Dec. 3, 1979, will be“ Fred” James heldFriday,pm. atthe Nephi H wasborn, Apel8,16, in Nephi,to Alfred Viet Hitesman Suisbury. memberof the LDS: ‘Churchame 5 WWIIveteran. ak City are Berg Mortuary. Survivors include his wife, Springville: one son and two Parade daughters, Danny Henderson Shepherd II; Sheridan Lee Shepherd: Erica Nicole rd; parents. Springville two and twosisters, LEHI — The Lehi City Michael Floyd Shepherd, Orem: Christmas parade will be epherd.Payson. Is Friday held Friday at 6 p.m. Hendricks, Mania, cia prt The parade will begin mother, Mrs. Ada Henderson, at the fire station, 51 * Spanish Fork Center and turn east on Friends may call at Wheeler Mortuary Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m,, and Friday. 9 30 to 10.30 a.m. Burial will be at Springville Evergreen Cemetery with Malary Rites by the Hill Air Force Base Utah Obituaries He waseducated in SALT LAKE CITY — Renee Brows Nebon, diedMonday, was talented in art and funeral pa touching. retired from Dougal Funeral Home, “aes Hill air Force Base. Redwood. Venice Nordberg, 71, Survivors include two sisters, died Monday, funeral Thursday, Deseret Mor: Mrs. Arvilla Carter, Santaquin; I'am, Late S.HillsState. Eula C. Mrs. William C. (Desma) Saville 10055 died Monday. Stowell: Nephi,and several funeralSamway, Friday. 10 nieces and nephe' of the Madelinesae Friends may call at the South Tenal ‘Anderson Funeral Home Thurs- Anderson, 90, fied.“Monday, day from 7 to p.m., and Friday, funeral Fri,2b: Deseret cone hour prior to services. Burial Mortuary, will be at the Vine Bluff Andrew intimir, Tecate woae th LDS Ward |, 40 S. 750 E. Catherine Ellen Phillips Seager, 78. died Monday, funeral Friday. ‘noon, Deseret Mortuary, 3 E. 700 8 jo Alfred Marten, 83, died Peay funeral services were y in Spokane, Wash teona CM Lawson, Bt thet Monday, funeral Thursday, 0am, Larkin Mortuary Chapel, 280 E. South Temple Robert W. Hunn, 66, died Friday, funeral was held Tuesday Eugene LeRoy Stauffer, 80, died Monday, funeral Wednesday, noon, Lake Hills Deseret Mor son of Andrew and Lisa FunCemetery in Nephi. 10065 S. State Lydia dingsland Buffmire, died = MWe , died Monday, funeral ——ral Thursday, 1 p.m., Boise North satay First Presbyterian Sake y.Center died. EAST CARBON— Anna HoonVerdoorn, 8, died Tuesday. Saturday, funeral Thursday, 1 ing funeral Thursday. 2.m..in East Carbon LDS Cha} LAYTON — reee Willey a0= Mitchell, died Sunday. funeral Second ‘Thursday, 1p m.. Layton Ward Cha Berg CEDAR CITY — Reta Hester Mortuary Anderson, 66. died Saturday. funeral Thursday. 1 p.m... C 85 eeat So. Services Second Ward LDS Welker S\ erly on6068 Blanche Holt Nielsen Funeral services will be Frida 1 p.m. at the Spanish Fork 1st Ward L.D. Chapel. Friends may call Friday at Walker Mortuary, Spanish Fork from 11 to 12:30 p.m, Interment Spanish Fork City Cemetery. ’ 373-1841 The city Christmas lights will be turned on at that time and will remain on until after New Year's. Santa will be at the Lehi ni Memorial Bug tt . Center to ildren on Dec. 15 rom 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Lehi Business Licenses Due On Jan. 1 M.and Susan Gail BORN AT UTAH VALLEY Crea 471 E. S00 N., No. HOSPITAL No.1, Provo. Dee. 3: Giri to Arthur C and Karen Girl to Jay and Rosemarie Holt Dearing, 1095 W. 250 S., McAffee Bowen, 837 W. 1400 N., Orem. Provo. Boy to Cutis P. and Pamela Girlto Terry and Debra Allan Jane,Reston Dingar, 4S. Brown, 1067 N. 500 W., Provo. Boy to Kim and Debbie Jensen ae“to Robert and Annette W., Orem. maarEvans, 90 N. 300 W Craig “cut toJoseph and Dovella Bro , 194 N, Main, Mapleton, reeto Rip and Kim saeeCMatthew.anand Tamara Peterson Christensen,64-353 Bradley, 1550 360 E. Wymount Terrace, Provo. Boy to Scott and Julienne oTFoyto Jerome and Charlene Moyes Govenmane4A-152 Miller Halgren, 719 N. 700 W., WymountTe Provo, into SevenaodBean Law Boy to Christine Whitehead, 71 E. 100 N., Orem. Patterson ier.SSEm0 N., Provo. Boy to J. Everett Kathryn Cannon Snyder, 1125 E. 960 S., No.1 toMark and Jayea L Monten Robison, 10 W 15005 No. 47, Provo. Girl to Larry and Martha Leigh Deby. Gr W. O40 Griffin,“HE 100 S., Lehi. it and Teri Lee rilncers Mitigate 442 S. 12, Orem. aPile Frederick“Fre “Fred” James Funeral services will be Boog No il a.ea ee Dra Give the Gift of Health Gris and Dera Fic 1860 W., Provo. Girl ak Toldand aM ay ‘Boyto Ralph and Sandra Jean oeHamilton, 1499 N. 1350 This Christmas give yourself, lovedone,orfriend the gift of health. The check found below is payable to PRS Family Fitness Center towards any new regular membership of Davis, 693 S.State, y Kip your choice. CALL ~. G Tovay 489-4031 Willowbrook Hills" Fitness 5g Center Offer Expires Dec. 30, 1978 © Clubhouselsocial center © ere PRS Family Fitness Center §100” ThomasS. Crockett Funeral services will be Friday at 11 a.m.in the undberg - Olpin Mortuary Chapel, Orem. Friends may call Thursday 7-9 p.m. and Friday ror to services at the Room, Provo. Friends Irven J. Jensen maycall ih mortuary Funeral services were Friday ev 68 p.m. Id today in Spanish and Sead prior eee bork. Interment Spanish vices. eerie Provo mortuary. Interment Ogden City Cemetery. Fork City Cemetery. GENEALOGY SERVICES 1091 North Main, Springville ‘Girl to Blake and Margo Bastian Lae 365 E. 200 S. courts 9 Swimming pool (1 Whirlpool \) Spa Barbeque! Picnic areas © Tot lots |! Jogging held today at the Spanish Fork CityCeme Cemetery. According to the officer, the Swenson small car was destroyed in the accident and the truck damages were estimated at $1,000. family fitness center Community Amenities: Graveside services were Mother, Son Hurt in Mishap WaiteCar andJanieL, LEHI — Business Henrichse richsen Johnson, 1 licenses will be due for all N., Lehi City businesses on Boy oie and KatyMonk Jan. 1, 1980. Thelicense fee will be delinquent 30 days after mailing of the notice with a penaltyif delinquent at a rcent of license due interest at 1 per cent re month on license and Penalty. termsofutilities and services and would be a logical addition to Orem if annexed, according to a planning report. Area Three is a four-acreisland located at 1000 East and 400 South currently in agricultural use. Utilities are now provided by the city at increased cost. Area Fouris anotherisland of 27 acres at 1200 East and 800 North. The area is near the Cascade Golf Course and utilities are available. Area Five includes a 33 acre parcel by the northeast corner of city boundaries and has steep slopes but is still developable. Area Six is land owned orleased by Orem City in Provo Canyon adjacent to present city boundaries. Intended use of the property is for a park. Planners recommendthe city annex the land soon to control development. PLEASANT GROVE — A mother and young son were treated and Girl to Don and Chery! Dennis Tibbs. Star RouteIndianola, released at American Fork Hospital Tuesday Fasten, Sanpete County to Stephen ant Claaete after their vehicle wasinstrong Barratt, 5788 volved in a collision at American For Boy $2, Grady, and Cheryl MainStreet and Highway 89 in Pleasant Grove. peer Walker, 1447 W. 1500. Mary Ann Swenson, age ron toWiliam andRajeanna 23, and her 20-month-old Martin Tandy, 1953 W. 500 N., son, Steven, of 10069 Poh to Howard T. baa Poplar Court in Cedar ran Hood, 1560 S. . Hills were treated for head injuries, according oy to Thomas J. and Patrien— oe ea 58 to Pleasant Grove police. Officer Don Aucoin N. 400 Girl ‘i Glen"‘and Mary Fil- stated that the Swenson lingim Burrows, RFD 1, Box 114, car was struck by a ‘or Girl to Jeff and Martha Cran- Kermantruck driven by Winters, 20, of dall Geertsen, 681 E. 300 N. Provo. 830 W.State St. i Lehi. Pon to toclen and Pea Marie pee Goetz, 655 N. 550 E., Twin tenniscourts 0 Racquetball Clara Brickman jortuary Main Street ending at the National Guard Armory. Utah Lake on the west. Planners said because Area One was a large tractof land, it would receive great demand for development. Major capital improvements would be needed to service the area with water and sewer. Those improvements could include lift Stations, wells and extensive piping. Planners aid if annexation tock place, they would favor development of large phases at a time in termsof land mass. Developers would pay for improvements and large scale off-site improvements would be reimbursed as other developments hookup with the system. A meanderline to the west, which extends north and south in the area, is established to show unsuitable land for development. Area Two includes the U.S. Steel Geneva Plant, an area self-sufficient in LocalBirths Listed F20 Danny H. (PER), Charles Baum, Thomas Roka B. eron W. Johnson, Bu‘ Crockett Fackrell Shepherd Nilsson, Roy M. Sorenson Funeral services for Thomas SPRINGVILLE — Funeral SPRINGVILLE — Funeral (P.E.R.), Clifford L. Bur§,Orem,wi Croke, cae WOW. services for Roka Bunker services for Danny Henderson ningham, JamesW.Bibe, Dec. 4, By DICK HARMON Herald Staff Reporter Sold exclusively by, Coles & Company Phone 377-1904 Or 374-6020 1850 North State Street (Orem-ProvoHill) One Hundred and no/00 dollars ler Over 18 years old 1234 367 8901 Signature |
