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Show 2A Lakeside Review North, Wednesday, Sept. 7, 1983 i'f,. YY "ik-xp- - H . '$.4 - ' Layton Will Accept Bids for Old City Hall 5 A' ;,i 4. 4 , LAYTON Bids from potenn tial buyers of the old East was City Hall which annexed into the city in 1980 will be taken by the Layton City Council on Sept. 15 at 7:30 p.m. Lay-to- . zens as an activity center. City Planner Scott Carter said the senior citizens will be able to use the old Layton Elementary School when it is vacated. A new school building is under construction at 300 W. Gentile. Other property up for sale includes acreage at 1450 E. 800 N. and at 175 N. Fort Lane next to the Layton City Fire Station. Carter said the money raised be used to provide addition-- . will ; al. revenue for the citys capital improvement fund. in other business, the council 4 ' sSCr-T- ' The building, located at 1600 E. 1000 N., is currently being used by the Layton senior citi- ' -- L V- -r 't'i 's ' 1 SiyjA&'.x ft '1 .. 5;rr7TTTT, tiV , "",,','fc :? "'i ' ' ', W ? ' '"""' J&sjfc "Y ' 99 "t ; " V '' '' ' ; ;, , ."'-;"rr.'rrrT- ' , , ' yx- , '" ' Yft. , i, a " " ' - ' - ' Staff Photo by Rodney Wright WHERE HAS SUMMER GONE seems to be the ques- tion on the mind of this afghan hound as he gazes long- ingly out the window of his Centerville home. Dog days ot summer are nearly ready to give way to cooler days of autumn, An in- SOUTH WEBER crease in garbage rates for South Weber residents is a result of a hike in fees approved by the North Davis Refuse District. The City Council voted to pass Council to Decide Dutson read the letter so some of the councils questions could . Plans for construction motel and commercial complex north of the Roy Bowling Center on 1900 West have run into snags because of problems involving UR Corporation, the sites developROY oPa m be answered, Eves said he would not release the letter unless his . attorney was presnet. Smith reminded th council that Eves had urged them to. hold the special public hearing so plans for the motel could proceed quickly. Eves agreed with Roy City Attorney Roger Dut- - Smiths statement. He said plans were almost complete. Im just son advised the Roy City Council that he needed additional waiting for the inducement resoinformation about a bill for lution so the bond salesman can $20,000 that the LJR Corpora- start selling bonds. Dutson said the council could tion submitted to the city. not approve issuance of the Dutson then asked Eves if the bonds until Eves provided more bill was for building plans purinformation. He alluded to serichased from Peterson Realty. ous problems regarding aspects Eves said, No, that isnt what ' of the project. When asked what represented to you. Ill discuss problems he wlas referring to, that if we go into another type of Dutson said, I cant answer at meeting. In an open meeting I this time. The situation is under er. During a public hearing to consider whether Roy will allow tax free industrial revenue bonds to be issued in the citys name for financing the project, Jack Eves, an officer in the UR Cor-- . poration, repeatedly refused to answer questions about financial aspects relating to development of the site. Another public hearing to consider whether the city should aspprove issuance of bonds for the project was scheduled for Tuesday, Sept. 6. Roy City is involved in the project because the Roy Agency designated an area including the motel site as a redevelopment project. The city purchased the property for the motel site from Raymond and -- 1 Redev-elopeme- nt . the fee hike along to residents. The increase, $1 for house- holds and $2 for commercial haulers, will go into effect in Not. vember. , Published weekly and distributed FREE by carrier every Wednesday morning from Roy through North Salt Lake. Wlotiel Jill Eves and the LJR Corporation. Terms of the purchase include an agreement to sell the land back to the original owners after one year for $200,000 plus 12 percent interest if the motel is built. The city paid $160,000 for the land and would pay $40,000 for site development costs. Review Correspondent of winter. Layton City Council secretary and city administrative secretary Patricia Jamison was honored as the Sept. Employee of the Month. Ms. Jamison has been with the city sinefc June, 1964. She began working as one of the first night dispatchers in the Police department and later transferred to the inspection department. She has been with the administrative department1 since 1965 and also serves as the city deputy recorder. ILaEieoide Heviey Plans for Roy SHELLEY KANCITIS dle NARD Raise Trash s ", ,':' ' , ' , v , the approved an amendment to alwhich ordinance weed citys lows the city building inspector to decide complaints against weeds. Past complaints went to the city council for a decision. Carter noted that the delay in for a going to the city council comthat meant ruling often on plaints against weeds growingmidthe in heard were property wont discuss it. review. Dutson said,I think an explanation should be given now. Eves again refused to answer, but said he had a letter of explanation from his attorney. When Councilman Lavar Smith asked Eves if he would let During the hearing, Eves said that Roy City Manager Richard Kirkwood was not returning his phone calls. We could have taken care of all this before the meeting, said Eves. At Eves request, Dutson agreed to meet fubsMtary of tho Standard Corporation A with him on Aug. 31, the day following the hearing. In a statement read at thq hearing by Roy City Mayor Jack Pierce, he said the city would' not allow bonds to be issued unless certain conditions are met. One of the conditions is that the developer must be capable of completing the project so Roy is not faced with an unfinished motel like the one in a neighboring community. The reference is to a vacant motel on Riverdale Road that has not been completed. When asked whether the Chapter 11 reorganization filing by Raymond J. Eves Corporation, a construction firm, was a factor 'in the citys hesitancy to issue an inducement resolution, Dutson said it is one of the items under study. According to Dutson, Raymond Eves is president of the UR Corporation. In a previous interview, Jack Eves, who is Raymond Eves father said the LJR Corporation is indirectly related to the RaymondJ. Eves Company. G. LAMAR BOTT MARILYN L. KARRAS ' EDITOR ADVERTISING DIRECTOR MEMBER Twe Location To Serve Yew 2146 (fto) N. MIN, LAYTON, PHINE 776-49- or 16 298-69- UTAH 51 H. 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