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Show 4A Vafcfefcide Review South, Wednesday, August 8, 1984 WEDER BASIN HOME DUILDERS Materials Studied CHERYL ARCHIBALD Review , , . Staff , Bountifuls BOUNTIFUL foothill overlay zone ordinance, which stipulates road and driveway regulations, will be considered for amendment at a public hearing Aug. 29 because of recent requests by builders. For about six years the ordinance has directed developers to use concrete for driveways if the grade of slope is more than 12 percent. Driveways should be 20 feet wide under the ordinance. Home builder Bob Shimming challenged the ordinance at last week's city council meeting by asking the council to allow him to lay asphalt on a driveway he is constructing with a 24.5 percent grade. He also asked for permission to build the driveway 12 feet 2119 S. Bountiful Blvd. Costs of maintenance would be less because asphalt can be overlayed, he said, where concrete must be chiseled up. Initial costs for asphalt would be a third less than for concrete, he said. Councilman Jerry Lawrence said he felt that asphalt would be as good as concrete, but the width should be 20 feet to allow fire fighting equipment access. City Manager Tom Hardy said OPEN FOR ' more people have been asking-wh-y they must use concrete. Recently, more jiomes have been built back from the street with long driveways. Most of the street front property has been sold and developed. We prefer concrete for durability," he said, but want the less expensive asphalt for the longer driveways.1 wide. He felt that asphalt would be as Only the portion of the ordidurable as concrete for the drive- nance regulating materials will be way of a home he is building at considered. YOUR INSPECTION h mI i Sat., Aug. 18th thru Sun., Aug. 26th. AK ( home-builde- . rs 2500 N. 2300 E Federal Retirees S BEAUTIFUL MEW HOMES Set Meeting Aug. 13 BOUNTIFUL The Bountiful Chapter of the National Asso- action, and such other matters as Employees and the Utah State delegation to the associations national convention will meet at the regular chapter meeting on Aug. 13 at the Golden Years Center. The meeting will convene at 12:30 p.m. and will provide an opportunity for the individual members to present proposals and suggestions for desired action by the state delegation at the NARFE national convention. ' The national convention will be held at the Hyatt Hotel in Baltimore, Md., and will host delegates from all of the 40 states and Guam and the Phillippines. Business to be considered will be: election of national officers, proposed revision conof the association sideration of desired legislative All federal retirees in the South Davis Area are invited to attend the Bountiful chapter meetings on the second Monday of each month at the Golden Years Center at 12:30 p.m. All chapter members and NARFE members at large are especially urged to attend the August meeting to meet ciation of Retired Federal Regency-Bal-timo- by-law- OAK FOREST SUBDIVISION may be appropriately presented. Fully furnished, decorated and landscaped with a new car ' each driveway. in , ! i 9:00 p.m. Weekdays 5:00 p.m. till 9:00 p.m. OPEN: Weekends 11:30 a.m. till , i ADMISSION: 1s f Adults - Children under 12 FREE Croat Sott Utre your delegates. WHERE THE CHOICES ARE re s, Fair to Host Law Agencies For Displays , LAYTON OGDEN i Davis FARMINGTON County Fair will feature the Davis County law enforcement agencies on Friday, Aug. 10. The Davis County Sheriffs Office as well as all city police departments and the Utah Highway Patrol will have vehicles and displays available for public viewing between the hours of 1 a.m. and 8 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 10, at the County Fairground at Lagoon. Sheriff Brant Johnson and all police chiefs will be available to meet and talk with those in attendance beginning at 5 p.m. In adddition, there will be a vehicle extrication demonstration involving the Kaysville Fire Department, Davis County Sheriff paramedics, Davis County Sher iffs ambulance, Life Flight and Air Med helicopter evacuation services at 4 p.m. and again at 7 ' p.m. There will also be two finger print technicians available to fingerprint children under 12 years of age, in conjunction with the Child Register law, a 1983 legislative action. This law provides for a central state agency to keep child fingerprints on file for pur poses of future identification. For further information you may contact Deputy Gayle Smith at the Davis County Sheriffs Office, Farmington. 1 League Sets. Meeting on Baby Feeding The BountiBOUNTIFUL ful group of La Leche League will meet this Thursday, Aug. 9, at the home of Margie Moss, 1872 S. 800 W., Woods Cross at 7 p.m Babies and mothers are welcome Topic for this months meeting will be Nutrition and Weaning. Breastfeeding a baby is simple and natural-i- f you know how to do it. But it takes information and encouragement and some to nurse a motherly know-hois to the of The league goal baby. help who want to breastfeed anc give them the information and support they need. La Leche League also provides a telephone counseling service for anyone with questions or prob lems concerning breast feeding or who just need meeting informa 2 tion. Call Kay Gerber or Araina Thorsness w 292-645- 292-345- 1. 7 F E3 CHARGE IT ON YOUR BON OR AMERICAN TO ORDER, CALL: LAYTON A UNIT OF ALLIED STORES. 546-246- M EXPRESS ACCOUNt MOP SUNDAY SATURDAY P.M P.M. P.M. 12-- 5 10-- 9 MONDAY-FRIDA- Y 10-- 6 n |