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Show 1 New Phone Book Set For Printing Is SALT LAKE. A new telephone book for Mountain Bell customers In the Salt Lake metropolitan area is scheduled for printing in the near future. Mountain Bell public relations manager Kenneth 0. Hill, however, SOUTH COTTONWOOD. Several rough drafts of an ordinance that could give legal status to a coun- customers can request changes in directory listings through tomorrow (Friday). Further information may be obtained by calling for tywide community council group are being drawn up. Preparation of the ordinance comes after several months of discussion by the Salt Lake County Assn, of Community Councils. The group has been exploring a way to attain legal status from the County Commission. Allan Moll, a deputy county attorney, attended a meeting of the council here last Wednesday to gain input from members and explain benefits that could result from being legally recognized. Moll said the councils could act to assist the county in providing 1 1 business listings and for residence accounts. Hill said the new book will be delivered starting Aug. 15. 237-551- Contracting Office Extends Deadline SALT LAKE. The Utah Division of Contractors has extended its license renewal deadline date from April 30 to May 30, because of an error in mailing renewal notices. Officials at the Department of Business Regulation said that in mailing out about 14,000 renewal notices, some were stuffed into one envelope and consequently several contractors didnt receive renewal unin- corporated parts of the county. He said the present system of having three commissioners over the county could easily last for another decade. The proposal would work, he said, if the following conditions are met: all members of community councils are elected. - each council is represented through SLCACC as mechanisms through which the councils express - 530-674- 2 160 for the representation materials. Further information may be obtained by calling the Division of Contractors at or visiting it on the fourth floor of the Heber Wells Building, E. 300 South. PUBLIC NOTICE . . . your right to know NOTICE OF HEARING Hie City Council of West Valley City, Utah, will hold a public hearing regarding the Citys FY83-8- 4 Budget. The hearing will be held May 26, 1983, 6:00 P.M. in the Council Chambers, West Valley City Hall, 2470 South Redwood Road, West Valley City, Utah, 84119. The Citizens of West Valley City are invited to submit written statements prior to the hearing date, or offer oral comments and questions regarding the budget during the hearing. The hearing will cover the entire budget of the City, including all of its individual funds, the relationship of federal revenue sharing funds, community development block grant funds, and other federal funds. (A Federal Revenue Sharing Hearing will be conducted Tuesday, May 24, 1983, 5:00 P.M. at the same location). A copy of the entire tentative budget, can be reviewed at the Recorder's Office, 2470 South Redwood Road, Suite 100, West Valley City, Utah, between the hours of 8 :30A.M. and 5:00 P.M. Monday through Friday. Copies of the tentative budget may also be purchased at the Recorders Office, at a cost of $25.00. Following is a summary of the tentative budget adopted by the City Council April 28, 1983, Resolution PROPERTY TAX SALES TAX UTILITY TAX Cable T.V $2,063,000 4,110,000 Total Public Works 2,268,085 220,000 Adm. Serv. Records 21,000 175,000 12,000 Training Crime Prevention Crossing Guards ...290,372 ...550,848 ....47,374 .1,847.533 ....67,795 ....10.000 Reserve 725,000 . . ...474,919 . ....75,797 ....49,560 ....91,657 175,000 Police Reports Fire Reports 10,000 00 J Miscellaneous.' .214,477 ..50,000 ..27,010 .773,700 .521,033 .669,325 ..12,540 590,000 STATE LIQUOR & BEER TAX MISCELLANEOUS FEES 1 PUBLIC WORKS: Administration Engineering Shop Maintenance., Sanitation Buildings Highways Park Maintenance. K-- 9 . ; 1 3,000 Engineering Fees FINES INTEREST 10,000 260,000 211,000 SUBTOTAL 9,946,000 RESTRICTED FUNDS 00 00 Energy Grant C Road Funds Collector Road Funds Sidewalk Grants Police Grants Flood Control Grants Other Grants HUD Block Grants 1,098,000 00 139,000 32,000 400,000 101,000 1,205,000 GRAND TOTALS RESTRICTED FUNDS: Other Grants Police Grants Economic Redevelopment Housing Grant Energy Grant C Road Funds Sidewalk Grant Flood Control Grant EXECUTIVE: City Manager Personnel & Civil Ser. Recorder Elections Civil Defense .98.854 .47,980 .43,674 .25,330 ..9,550 .492,766 . 103,134 . .113,853 ..69,237 ..27,064 0 .206,355 ..19,712 .184,000 ..79,500 t Total Finance 802,855 DEVELOPMENT: Administration Animal Control & Ordinance Enforcement Building Inspection Business Licensing Planning and Zoning Park Design Board of Adjustments Planning Commission COMMUNITY .80,008 .183,189 . 1,205,000 00 00 .1,097,900 . . . 139,000 ...400,000 12,921,000 Kathleen Kaumans City Recorder W30-1- PUBLIC NOTICE - Robert H. Colwell, P.O. Box, 1243, Sun Valley, ID: bed, kitchen chairs, table, ski boots. 1 - Bonnie Lindsey, 435 Marion St. SLC, UT: dishes, toys, chest of drawers. 9 - Gloria Fernandez, 1659 S. 1500 UT: dishes, toys, W., Vernal, Christmas decorations, high chair. 47 - Merrill Rose, 2847 E. 7000 S., SLC, UT: raise. 268 - Natalie Anderson, 3125 Eugina PI, WVC, UT: clothes, dishes, chair, golf clubs, portable T.V., etc. Don & Clerece Neil 174,995 Managers and May 12, ..59,144 ...2,445 Publish on May 5, 1983 1983 boundaries. The council also assigned Taylorsville-Bennio- Council chair- n man Lynne Turner to search for a a i: i ... A29-2- Canyon, CotBig Cottonwood tonwood, Little Cottonwood Creek, Cottonwood Heights, Taylorsville-Bennio- n and Mt. Olympus. ;r Professional Porcelain I COG Is Told 128 I Rate The flat SOUTH SALT LAKE. rate charged for phone service may double if a change in the pricing method is not made. That was the message of Mountain Bell spokesman Rueben Jiminez at a County Council of Governments meeting here Thursday. Jiminez said the proposed change is due to a number of factors: Inflation, changes in usage due to new technology, a faster replacement of equipment, and competition unde- rcutting subsidies Slender SUhcuette ROUGH DRAFT . . . Deputy County Attorney Allan Moll tells Assn, of Community Councils that he will draw up several drafts of or- mm dinance that, SANDALS CLOGS SLIPPERS DRESS SHOES In Skepfmg Cwrttr 167 E. $ 6100 SO! 26S-92I- (KEY BLDG.) Expires 51983 SINGER . UmAU Iv 77 Reg. $300 LAY-AWA- Y Built In Buttonholer Utility Stitcher SINGER 5 Credit Plan Free Arm Sews Heavy AikfwDMtli Built-i- n mm & Light Weight Fabrics Free-Ar-m Machine Model 5525 W9 YAEMLES. Especially Cut for Serger Machine 45 Asst. Colors PolyColton tJEO HEBSGILIF THE GIF Cato SQ49 Children's Prints & Cutout Reg. 3.00 THE HOTTEST & LATEST YD. Rosebuds Florals NLAKOEL Designer Lengths air, underseal, paint protection and more from Utahs first Honda dealer. Ken Garff Oldsmobile Honda State at 5th So. 521-611- 1 Shoe TSottadag 4699 272-142- 1 BUNDLE White Flat WITH (23rd East) -- $ fl200 PURCHASE AVCMHK spurts ctrare Defter Quality 99 10 YD No Dealers Any Pattern Any Price PLUSH TERRY MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS (All Name Brand Shoes) OUR LOW PBICE No Limit FftGG PATTERCJ B H0LLADAY BLVD. OFF Full Bolts mom 1983 HONDA LX ALL !Solids EVELETT Espadrilla Holloday Village I passed, would mandate legal status for the group. if previously distributed to phone companies, which were then able to charge a lower flat rate to customers. As a result of such changes, the phone company will be presenting the following proposals to the Public Service Commission to offset a large hike in flat rates. Residence customers, he said, may be offered three types of service to choose from: a budget service, for $4.50 a month with no calling allowance; a standard service, for $8.50 a month with a $5.50 calling allowance; or a flat rate service ranging from $14 to $25 with unlimited local calling. Businesses, he continued may be offered two options: a standard service of $15 a month with no calling allowance or a flat rate service of about $40 per month with unlimited local calling. All options, except for the flat rate, will be assessed fees for each Calls made call, Jiminez said. within six miles of the home switching center will be charged 2V2 cents for the first minute and cent for each additional minute, while calls made within 22 miles of the center will be charged 8 cents for the first minute and 3 cents for each additional minute. The new formula, Jiminez said, is based on each call being charged on distance and duration, with disk counts given for calling periods. If approved by the Public Service Commission, it will replace a flat rate service of about $12 for all residence customers which currently allows unlimited local calls. Jiminez pointed out that the old formula doesnt give credit for economic users. WOMEN - CHILDREN'S SHOES KID POWER 7 Manicure & Nail Sculpture $ Assorted Colors 60 Towels Tablecloths 80006 Robes 45 Values 00 m" ELASTIC KEDS new meeting place for SLCACC. She said that unless the association meets in the area near Eisenhower junior high or further west, it is likely that representatives of several west side councils will not attend its meetings. Councils represented at the meeting last Wednesday included Canyon Rim, Cottonwood West, Millcreek, East Midvale-For- t Union; East Millcreek, Lake Ridge, whqjqdis MEN 12, 1983 Ordinance at-lar- 130,425 ..37,795 . Thursday, May off-pea- PUBLIC NOTICE OF LEGAL SALE Notice is hereby given that on May 21, 1983, 4:00 p.m. at American Systems Mini Storage, 4591 S. 300 W., Murray, Utah the contents of the following storage lockers will be sold at closed bid sale. TERMS: CASH, no checks. The company reserves the right to reject any and all bids. G-3- 6 FINANCE: Administration Treasury Accounting Purchasing Fuel Information Services . . . Centralized Services Debt Service Budget Risk Manage. . . GRAND TOTAL .82,390 . . ....32,389 2,975,000 LEGISLATIVE: City Council ...100,711 . Total Restricted Fund 12,921,000 vote be allowed for each council on concerns to the County Commission. Moll said if SLCACC is legally SLCACC, while others backed a pro- posal to allow one vote for every 10 recognized, key county personnel would be assigned to attend its voting districts within a councils meetings and members could begin to have more of an effect on decisions made by the county. ' f It doesnt work, Moll said, "to come to the county on a spasmodic basis. Moll said he would bring the rough drafts to SLCACCs next meeting and after receiving input, would ask a delegation to go with him to the County Commission. This is as much in the interest of county government, Moll said, as it is in the interest of citizens. members of Moll said community councils could probably be accepted, in place of having one member selected from every two The councils, voting districts. however, still have to agree on how many representatives a council may elect. Some members suggested that one Change Pending POLICE: Administration Investigation Evidence & Crime Lab. Patrol 6,000,000 217,000,000 1,138,000 Telephone Electricity Gas LICENSES AND PERMITS Business Licenses Animal Licenses Building Permits Subdivision Fees REVENUE SHARING WEST VALLEY VIEW County Council Group Ponders said business and residence 237-814- 7 To Give Association 'Legal' Status jj YD. SZ149 YD. 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