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Show if; UuJUuL Mrs. Terry Griffiths Jesse Ward met with the Mrs. and CityCoun-c- ll to discuss renovation of the Senior Citizens Center. Mrs. Griffiths stated that the Seniors contract with the El Bambl Restuarant for meals ended December 31, 1983. Mrs. Griffiths asked the Council when the Seniors would be able to serve meals at the Senior Center. After discussion, It was the consensus of the City Council that the Senior Center should be ready In approximately 30 days to serve meals. Mrs. Griffiths asked the Council If linoleum could be placed In the dining room rather than carpet. After discussion, It was the consensus of the City Council that carpet be installed In the dining room rather than linoleum; In front of the serving counter, car-P- et should not be Installed. Mrs. Griffiths discussed with the Council possibly building a nursing home in conjunction with the renovation of the Beaver Valley Hospital. She stated that the charge Is approximately $1,057.00 per month to place elderly people In nursing homes. Mrs. Griffiths stated that she would be obtaining signatures on a petition to present to the Hospital Board. Councilman Messinger moved Beaver City authorize Mayor Christiansen to sign a contract with the Utah Department of Community and Economic Development to obtain disaster rel:et funding from the State of Utah. All voted in favor of the motion. Councilman Hutchings questioned if other cities using the FM100 signal should possibly participate in the purchase of a transmitter. Councilman Smith was requested to talk to Mr. Heber Gurr on this matter and report back to the City Council at their next meeting. City Manager Bakerwas Instructed to contact Charles Yardley, DVM, to discuss building a kennel. Mr. Baker should request Dr. Yardley to come to the next City Council meeting. Councilman Grimshaw discussed Beaver Citys water system and possible renovations of the water Thursday, system with the City Council. It was estimated that by developing several springs, into the Baker Canyon line, Beaver City full water right could be developed without pumping the wells. Mayor Christiansen read a letter to the City Council stating liiai Beaver Citys Fire House in now listed on the National Historic Re- matter. !ng up an agreement with Beaver City and Beaver County on this ma'ter. City Manager Baker requested that Beaver City purchase pipe to be placed in the street at 355 GET THIS $9.00 4 sc- - fi It easy as a Blair Dealer. Spend no money to get started. Top quality, variety and great value make Blair products sell themselves. You deliver and collect the profts, working when YOU choose! lil - , t X 'w; "V : JS PRINT Name I Address advantage seek out good discussion wis held South Main. on whose responsiluhtv it was to the witer uspurchase the pipe fter disers or Beaver Cit cussion, City Manacer Hiker was requested to contact Mr. Lee Strong and the water users to determine who is responsible for purchasing the pipe. City Manager Baker stated that crushed gravel would be available from the State of Utah at their The approximate cost of cost. gravel will be $5.00 per iard-M- r Baker recommended He a er c lty purchase 2,000 yards of gravel from All voted in favor Utah State. of the motion. Mayor Christiansen dis ussed re -novations at the pump station and possibly changing the mravitv line to a low pressure line. or A - or BETTFR Sheila Bradshaw, Steven Hutch-g- s, Chad Limb, Thane Marshall, Vitch Reynolds, Scott Robinson, eilh Stucki, Bryan Wood. 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Councilman Messinger requested that Beaver City pay his health insurance to Educators Mutual, rather than Beaver Citys Utah Local Government Trust. After discussion, it was c greed Beaver City pay Councilman Messingers health insurance to Educators Mutual rather that Utah Local Government Trust, as long as Educators Mutual costs do not exceed Beaver Citys insurance cost. Councilman Messinger abstained from voting. City Manager Baker reported that he had been in contact with Beaver County Commissioners and Beaver County will own Beaver Citys sign on the north interchange and lease the sign to Beaver City. Attorney John Christiansen is currently drawing up an agreement with Beaver City and Beaver County on this Jan. 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