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Show 8B Lakeside Review North, Wed , June 1, 1983 1 ff Aroa Births Ceiratfeirvollle mix of housing types and prices in Centerville. As far as what types of new development should be built in the city, most were in favor of By RON KNOWLTON Review Staff A recent CENTERVILLE in Centerville survey completed found that most residents see road maintenance as a major problem. And most, according to the survey, would be willing to pay higher taxes to improve the citys streets and roads. 'S constructing passive solar homes and remodeling existing homes with visible energy saving devices (solar paneled). Residents were split on whether more small commercial establishments should be built. Residents seemed to favor more development similar to Somerset Farms in Farmington and Maple Hills in Bountiful. But they were opposed to more development similar to Cedar Springs and the Camelot Mobile Home Park in North Salt Lake. They were split on whether there should be more developments similar to Pheasantbrook Condominiums. This survey has given us some very explicit guidelines in some areas, Duncan said. He said the council would give a lot of weight to the survey in future decisions. If we dont give it a lot of weight, itll be a big waste of time. If we dont take that (the survey) into consideration, we deserve to be ridden down, Duncan said. He said he felt a similar survey should be done every five years. As the council and areas in the city change, these majority also indicated they would be willing to pay higher taxes for grasshopper control and to improve the citys storm drainage system. . Residents, however, are not willing to pay higher taxes for a new swimming pool, jogging trails, ball diamonds, soccer fields, tennis courts, racquet-bal-l courts, a motorcycle park, equestrian trails or to provide a A J M golf course, according to the survey. . Residents also were not wil-- : ling to pay higher taxes for snow removal service, to improve city parks, city street lighting, to widen the frontage road, improve animal control, provide elderly housing, sup- port better training for localgovernment officials, and further develop the citys industrial . ; park. . ! Residents were split, however, on whether or not taxes should be raised to increase law enforcment. Centerville Councilman Lee Duncan said the council was particularly pleased that nearly ; .70 percent responded that they would be willing to serve on a ' committee or advisory committee to help the city. During a May 17 council meeting, the council passed out forms to those present to find out who would like to serve and where. The survey was taken in April and was taken at random to every fourth household in the : community, Mayor Neil Blackburn said. Of those completing the survey, 33.5 percent were male,26.7 percent female, 32.8 percent couples and 6.9 percent ; families. Most of the respondents fell ; within the 25 to 54 age group. ;; And the average salary of those responding was high between $20,000 and $40,000 per year. Most said they expect to be S living in Centerville five years from now and most had lived in ; the community less than years. ; -- '' 10 cent said those increases should come in an increase in the op-- ! . itional sales tax. Only 16.6 per-cent were in favor of higher. I property taxes and only 14.4 ; ;; percent said the increase should come on a franchise tax in- - X crease on utilities. Most felt there is a sufficient lounftful to uy Power Equipment ions Despite general and administrative expenses and another $6,000 as a profit margin. The $6,000 would give UP&L a 10 $7,200 in By RON KNOWLTON Review Staff :: Bountiful Ci- BOUNTIFUL y officials have agreed to purchase electric power equip-l;mefrom Utah Power and ! Light Co. in the recently annexed Bona Vista subdivision in the l south end of the city. But there a feeling among some city council members that the equip- ment is overpriced and that the .. city has no option but to buy the 'equipment at prices set by : UP&L. Councilman Dean Hill said - that because of legislation pass- ed in the recent session of the F; - : added. Hill said he was unhappy with the high price, but were in no position to bargain. They want a 10 percent profit margin and we have to take it. Hardy said the changeover to Bountiful power for the subdivision is likely to come July 1. The subdivision was annexed by the city early last fall. Councilman Bob Linnell said because of recent legislaUtah State Legislature, the that the city may no longer be tion, council has no option but to acable to purchase utility equipcept whatever price UP&L ment from existing utility com- wants to charge for the equipment. We are at their mercy. We have to take whatever they . want for it (the equipment). According to City Manager Tom Hardy UP&L has asked $73,900 for the used equipment. 1 He said some of the equipment is 25 years old while other parts are fairly new. Hardy said the (city could install a new system ; for $88,000. I He said the city would be buy-- : : ing used equipment for nearly the same price as would be paid ' for new equipment to serve the - area. But he said the city would feel better accepting UP&Ls ; price and the old equipment than asking them to rip out an existing system so we can put in -- whether the city should issue industrial revenue bonds to encourage industrial and commercial growth in the city. Most said they would favor the expansion of commercial and industrial development on the Frontage road from Pages Lane to Parish Lane. Most said they would favor the introduction of light commercial development, on the north side of Pages Lane west of J.A. Taylor School, while most said they would not favor light commercial development on Main Street north oi Parish Lane. Most also said they felt the locating of industries and commercial development in Centerville is worth the increased tax revenue that such businesses bring. Most also felt the city had adequate local shopping facilities. Most would not favor restrictive regulations placed on wood burning stoves to help minimize air pollution, but would favor stricter animal control. Most also thought it was a good idea for "v1'S2! availinstructors, two summer sessions. May 18, 1983: Girl to Thomas and Judy Silvester, 1172 North 1500 West, Layton, Utah. Boy to Rodney and Karen Porter, 2270 South Main, Clearfield, Utah. May 19, 1983: Girl to Daniel and Sally Dobbins, 148 South 2nd West, Preston, Idaho. May 20, 1983: Boy to Gregory and Mellisa Nuzio, 3860 Midland Drive Roy, Utah. Girl to Dale and Martha Doyle, 2133 West 1300 North, Clinton, Utah. May 21, 1983: Boy to Thomas and Tamara Wardle, 281 South Lakeview Drive, Clearfield, Utah. May 22, 1983: Girl to Roger and Deborah irsts.asfc PR6? NAL COOKING Call lonnio KrlnKS 946-113- 2 RmSONALS CENSIAL home, no telling 1W-DA- J&79474. Heneet in coll Al maintenance For rotume coll ere leaking far a good fait talet full-tim- e opportunity with top educational cp. Guarantees available tor qualified tale people. No needed. Lead plant available, training. Resident Manager for large Weber and Apt. complexei, Dbvit Co. t. couChildren. No preferred. plet Mutt have experience, refer-- i and beeondaole. Send Rotume to Sox CO Ogden Standard Examiner Summer employment oppor. tunitiet. 9 poutioni open for RN't or future RN't. 490 per week average. Far interview call Dave 829-47Ext. 892 momingi or evoningi. Summer employment oppor- tunitiet. 9 poutiont open for Returned Mittionariet er future Returned Missionaries. $490 per week overage. For inter- the nation Nationwide I lave k.A 12-1- 8, lll BUSINESS SERVICE DIRECTORY Got a job to do? Call on someone whd knows how! panies in land annexed to the city in the future. The city may be in position where it would be required by law to allow existing utility companies to continue to provide utility service to the annexed areas, he said. Mayor Dean Stahle said the new law has made it very nice for them (UP&L). Councilwo-ma- n Phyllis Southwick suggested the council make legislators aware of the citys position on the new legislation. Stahle noted that the city charges to power users prices that are nearly half the cost of what UP&L charges. Hardy said the city may need to spend additional money on : a new one. the UP&L system in Bona Vista is for repairs on the system. He UP&L that noted Hardy ; charging $60,000 for the equip- - said there may be some line ment and for a franchise fee, costs. Storting at $49,800 on tots. Monthly, payments farting as low os $42T. Coll Lynn Gkiusor Construction Wanted: children 6-- 8 year old for Devoiopmentol Day 776-031- Day day. $2week activflyfee. chilfar car and Now Homos bottor than stato You don t dren 6 alto available. Call financing Layton 546- ha vo to novo boon bom in tho Qjjden 3rd quartor of tho moon or loop yoar ovo to qualify for this loan. Buildor con pay down or 8H. closing cost. Coll oulldor Experienced math tutor. NO DOWN New Homes 2 and 3 bedroom with basements, Call models, 946-25New Homes R.C. Fall clattet expanding to Advanced (4Vb by Sept. 1), l, FARM HOME and kindergarten (mutt be rein May). Meeting May gistered T 7th, 7 pm tor previewing materials dnd explanation curriculum, W have Lott and Will Build Glauter Construction 1 8 or ANEW HOMES (will alto be available during school Built, Low maintefinancing. North Davit County Area. Will Meet or Beat Any Price! Glauier Construction Quality hourtV THE LEARNING CENTER, 579 South Main, Kaytville. 5464)266. Kindermutkk, A family nance, Excellent d 3 bedroom, 2 4 tionally know morchandiie. for competitive appointment coll and covered patio, great area Call Martin at 9 or JDS Homestead CASH FOR 2 Acres in Kanesvill. to $900,000 Confidential, Prompt Service Pleas Call Anytime Collect VAL 479-696- 9 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 180 -- WEBER COUNTY AT LAST! That cut littl heme on the corner of 21stVgn Buren H finally FOR SALE. $42,200 394-25No Agents 621-51- 2 acres: 120 ft. frontage on Sunset Dr., W. Kaysville, zoned to build, city water, sewer, gas and electric, pressurized irrigation. $40,000 Must have cash out. Beautiful view. Coll River, Jensen Ut. Must condem buy and improve 2 mi. of right of way, on existing farm road. $3000acr. Good trees and HUNTING? livestock head- you're looking grass. PROPERTY E SIDE LOTS East shore subdivision 1 mi. of beach, marina slips, tsnnis. Low interest or BEARLAKi-LAK- 5 Sweetwater timeshar. Lew, low bo ance, take over for. in Classified. 3 250 -R- ECREATION find just what now to our 546-008- 2 choice loft near Causey on 2 aae, on 5 acre, any offer considered. Before 3:30 p.m. 2 or after 7:30 p.m. 5.6 acre secluded on Green HOUSE Then turn right Excel- lent for building a beautiful homo. Only $28?900. Also 6.3 Acres in Hooper, $43,900 and 1 acre lots in Hooper and West Point. Call Martin at 9 or JDS Homestead Realtors $50,000 Let Classified Ads help you Convenient Vt acre, excellent South Weber location. Beautiful homes and view. Only $19,500. Jeff Cook 295-43Cook Realtors Nearly CONTRACTS Your Larger Contracts Or Trust Deeds A LOTS CALL US ONLY IF: You want to make some money on a good land investment. You want a 5 acre or larger ideal for animals. You want some reasonable space for you and yours, as people continue to crowd the Waiotch Front. You want flexible financing with $9000 down, $27,500 3 for 5 acres. Dean or 7 Jeff Cook.Realtors Restaurant Business for Sale, Steady clientele in industrial area. Includes necessary equipment. $1500. 479-057- 6 ESTATE 621-51- 240 -- ACREAGE 1 WANT TO BUY A HORSE? ing Realtors MUST SELL Men's and women's specialty clothing rtore, $12,000. Includes inventory ana fixtures. AL KAYSVILLE only $67,500 OPPORTUNITIES Build vow own bulkiest. Sell burglary alarms and other na- 140-RE- BEDROOM RAMBLER With 2 baths, 2 family rooms, and gam room, with fireplace, 120 -- BUSINESS stereo equipment? The Classified ad section of today's newspaper features a good selection of items in this category that very likely will fit your needs! Whenever you're searching for specific articles, make your first stop Classified! 1 garage, read. THE LEARNING CENTER 579 So. Main, Kaytville r r HOME baths, 2 car full basement, new drapes and carpet, quiettell off at street location, priced to $79,900. Call New Homes RC KEPT WELL learn to Looking for or 544-98- SUMMER CLASSES: Precchool, IN CLASSIFIED 544-80- or All ages: through calculus. Call 6 Classified section. NEW HOMES Summer tutoring. Certified teacher. Private and group rata. 2 Af- nice lamficaping. ' music experience. Classes 5-enrolling for agot 0-- 4, For more informaand 546-483tion call major You'll find the pet you want in today's hwasher, ter 12 mo. $3540 aWta ko down payment on $62,000 1 6 Summer hour filled with tun purchase price. Special .field for aget close toFraeport Center New, computer learning, trip, muiie, and HAFB. 2100 tg. ft. ftneed, creative craft, Off condition, at WINTERS double carport. and Irater ing, quiet stre in Kaysville. WONDERIAND 7 $64,900. 2 by ft hour, day of need qualified Call Bartering 8 544-050- 0. Quality Child Care Home. 2-Clinton, TRAINEE. FIND IT j On June 3, a competitive swim meet has been planned for all youth ages with a 1 hour open swim to follow the competition. All those planning to attend should meet at the Layton West Stake center on Friday, the 3 of June by 6 p.m. The schedule of events for Saturdays activities, for youth years of age, are as follows: Layton High School track 8 a.m.-1- 2 p.m.: Track and field Layton West Stake Center p.m.-8:3- 0 p.m.: Banquet and an awards ceremony. , Placement ribbons will be given to those who place in the two days of competition. For more information contact the Layton West Stake physical activities chairman Wendell Mann at licensed with Op Layton $590. RentContract. 4 t'on to Buy on bedrooms, double garage, dit-- - will tend infant TOMS0" 2 4. 6:15 7n LAYTON Eartview Subdivision, only 2 yrs. old. with font ly room, In teJ&srrf 3 whirlpool ter 6 p.m. CHILD CARE 100 HISOHYs FRUIT Franclt Feta fam.f; dwood oock orchard behind bed-m- s, lot, large matter tulip, 3. View pitch for our "8 leogue Davit toft boll team in County. Mutt have experience. Coll Sue 776-235- and e 2562. ' ond ii Need full er part-tim- e phone solicitors for carpet cleaning butinoti. Work in awn home, pay commission. K intereited Part-tim- awwaTE1: AH management business rotume with phone number to Box 459 Layton Maintenance Utah, 84041 MANAGER tion. frlt.U coilctiont7"6ookkeeping, view call Dave Ext. 7 892 morning er eveningt. $1200 GUARANTEED Fart it growing barter offer In p.m.: Displaying Arts and Performing Arts competi- Davit .or Weber, COUNT?" VIS Coupie MnEo MeibSTin 776-180- 4 perton wanted. MaintonaiKe Moot Set Two Days p.m.-- 90 -S- ITUATIONS OF INUAIST OiS Disabled American Veteran Thrift Stare now hirlnajolicltori in Wefaor-Davit Co. Mult pe dependable. Work from 'Olympic' 10 wsbr:isi.ie pertonol Interview after 5 p.m. WANTED BO-J- Boon-theua- ne competition with SfeiiriyarlginolSS: er petition with, the fqitert.grqw-In- a co. In the United Stata. Find owl what you've always wonted to know about but war afraid to oik. 2 Now Manage Eadi Weak. Be-ra- z, events. Layton West Stake Center NoAata. 773-6W- 1 NAliWAP UNUSUAL ART SMALL ANIMALS May 23, 1983: Girl to Gerald and Vivian 888 Thornfield Drive, Kaysville, Utah. May 24, 1982: Girl to Philip and Jan Nash, 88 West 50 South, Centerville, Utah. May 20, 1983: Boy to Khankouy and Khanhnara, 1713 North Main 3, Sunset, Utah. 12-1- Tull NESD MONEY? Sell Avon ART!OONING INCH 40 yw liens, DINOSAUR PLUS " ..:wgr W free product. 9699 ?($N??llMENTS Hare, 3438 South 475 West, Bountiful, Utah. and -- wafer lortener, AEROSPACE 3, LAYTON : The Layton West LDS Stake has scheduled a two- day Olympic event for June 3 iRCOUNTY TgaW. aid $74month payments. paid. Evenings Want Ad$ Sell Dog$ percent profit margin, he nt ;is Residents were split on the community to conduct clean up, paint up, fix up programs. Other than road maintenance, most city services received high ratings. Nearly 50 percent gave things need to be updated road maintenance poor ratings, periodically. with 32.5 giving the category He said it cost less than $500 to fair ratings. only conduct the survey. Residents were split on The survey also showed that residents did favor the city set- whether the city should pass a ting and enforcing guidelines more restrictive shooting or for the appearance, type of hunting ordinance. materials and colors to be used About 50 percent said they for new commercial buildings would favor a complete prohibion Main Street. tion on all hunting or shooting of They were also in favor of firearms in Centerville city regulating business signs. limits, while 40 percent were The most popular method opposed. among survey respondents to Most said they would favor a build new neighborhoods in the noise ordinance. And most (86.6 city is completely divided into would favor said percent) in as a typical citizens unablethey private yards to pay their city subdivision. utility bill to work it off in serRespondents also were split vices to the city. on whether homeowners should Residents were split on be allowed to rent out a portion whether the city should build of their homes. and sponsor a community float Respondents were opposed to to enter in various community more control by the city on celebrations during the home occupation businesses. summer. Most also said theyd be wilMost said they would not ling to pitch in to help maintain favor Centerville increasing its a neighborhood mini-parsupport and expenditures for Most give high ratings to local the July 4th celebration. But residents generally were newspapers for keeping citizens in favor of additional Utah informed about community Transit Authority bus routes for jects and problems. the city. Eighty percent said Most gave good or fqir ratings to utilization of school facilities they did not receive water damin their homes during refor community programs. Most age cent flooding in the area. also said they would favor an And 56.5 percent said they had official historical organization ' be started to collect, preserve attended a city council meeting. k. Of those responding on the issue of tax increases, 69 per- - and use heritage resources. BAL ESTATE FOR SALE OP INTEREST SALES 4 -J- OBS rata per dost. Pomily able, professional Humana Hospital, Davit North reefs AAcojjir Cmxsem - 0 ANNOUNCEMENTS CXAiAktttk klfcil Want Ads Sell Airplanes TIRED OF STAIRS. READY FOR 1350 sq. ft. plan with ample living space. Many extras. $58,900. Bob O. ATTENTION INVESTORS VA LOAN ready rented. Seller will manage for new owner. $47,900. R- -l 421 Low interest all Rick HIDDEN HOLLOW HIGHLIGHT Over 2000 sq. ft. custom rambler on oak covered lot. Special features. Bob Overly $129,800. R- -l 637 HOUSE ON COMMERCIAL LOTI Only $38,000. Over 1,100 sq. ft. house on Vi acre! Suber CI14-- 3 Termsll Ron T. , V h ; UNPRECEDENTED VIEW LOCATION Rambler with formal living-dinin- g room combo on .52 acre fruit ' trees. Bob O. $19,500. 33 NESTLED AMONG THE PINES lot view on quiet street. 3 bedroom, formal dinina Large ' Cathie fireplace. $69,500. V. - LUordleu corporation 1095 N. Main Layton, UT Better lYcCJ Homes allll Gardens PHONE 44-42- 07 J |
