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Show SOUTHERN UTAH NEWS News Roads Continued, from Page 1 WEDNESDAY APRIL 12, 2000 ment to verify roads to meet state requirements, said Lynch, adding that the project was a huge undertaking. The last item PFUSA wanted Duck to discuss with the Commission cit- Winchester, adding that there had been no ruling as of yet, and wasnt expected for 3 months. PFUSA member Mark 2-- Habbeshaw questioned the countys commitment to the was where the RS2477 lawsuit(s) cause. We have heard that Kane ing the difficulty of winter stand currently, and what level County hasnt submitted anyrescinded, said full-tim- e Creek resident Glen Asay, BLM is not the fact finder, the judge is. He questioned whether San Juan and Garfield Counties' (separate) lawsuits would accomplish anything. We arent going to waste our time and play, said Winchester. That was my call. Habbeshaw told Winchester that they believed Kane Countys legal approach should be modeled after that of Attorneys Barb Yelle and Steve Urquardt. He transporation on the mountain. ofinvolvement did Kane County thing concerning RS2477, said Ken Lick, a Color Country have in it. Habbeshaw. This would make subdivision property owner from We are a party to the action, the BLM the only fact finder. Mesquite said that winter snow Winchester responded that the responded County Attorney plowing would have a disasterous affect on the area. He said that he had taken a poll AN OPEN LETTER TO ALL of subdivision landowners, and ZIONS BANK CUSTOMERS that 111 members said they didnt want plowing, while eight said they did. They absolutely destroy these roads when they plow,said Lick. There are probably 46 miles of roads up there that you would have to plow, said another resident. The cost to the county said he was concerned that the county had not studied case law on the issue. Lynch added that PFUSA needed to feel comfortable that what they were doing (road verification) was going to be used. They were assured that it would. Lynch closed by asking that the Commission consider hiring an outside attorney to work fulltime on the roads issue. would be astronomical. The ordinance should include stipulations for certain businesses "said Jerry Sowenski. He suggested that people who didnt want their ro&ds plowed could get a permit. There are obviously some roads which need to be plowed for emergency services, said coordinator Dave Owens. Resident Betty Olsen presented a petition from some Big Water citizens asking for the removal of a Glen Canyon Special Service District water board member. Commissioner Crosby said the law did not provide for a commission to remove a board member. Olsen concern about exorbinant water rates and how the district was being run. Long Valley Estate resident Delynee Raines reminded the Commission about road repair in his area. One woman commented that they were so bad she had gotten her four wheel drive vehicle stuck in the middle of the road. County roads ruler Lou Pratt said the road is scheduled for repair soon. People for the USA spokesman Truman Lynch thanked the Commission for creating a county resource advisory committee. He then asked whether the Commission had made a list of open county roads available to the public. All county roads are open, expressed responded Njtaul fwi FV OhUMm LTS4U1 April 4, 2000 Dear Zions Bank Customers: As you know, last June, Zions Bank announced it would merge with First Security Bank to better serve its customers and ensure that both banks retained their Utah heritage and headquarters. However, last week, of whom are our customers voted against that original proposal. Zions shareholders-ma-ny What does this mean for you as a Zions Bank customer? Foremost, it means that all current Zions Bank branches will continue to operate. The Zions Bank name, heritage, reputation, and community leadership you have known for years will continue in its unsurpassed tradition Additionally, Zions Bank will maintain its status as one of Americas strongest and most respected banks. Above all, we will continue to offer the extraordinary customer service and products you have come to expect After all, it's your money and we haven't forgotten who keeps us in business. We are sorry for any inconvenience or confusion you may have experienced related to this merger activity. We thank you for your loyalty, patience, and ongoing support of Zions Bank. wc have learned to deeply appreciate Zions Bank has the greatest employees in the industry-someth- ing in recent months. Throughout this process, they have spent endless hours working to create an even better banking experience for you. We thank them for their untiring efforts and ceaseless loyalty. If you have any questions, please contact your branch manager or visit our Web site at wwwjaonsbank.com for more information. Thank you, again, for your support. With Best regards. Commissioner Crosby. None ofthem are dosed. Lynch asked the Commission for its blessing on a road signage project to be undertaken by the local PFUSA chapter. Project chairman Wayne Robison would g commithead up a tee to purchase signs to mark RS2477 roads, under the countys direction. Every Kane County resident will be encouraged to buy a sign to be placed on a road, Lynch told the Commission. PFUSA requested county Harris H, Simmons Chairman Zions Bank . ' , A. Scott Anderson President and CEO Zions Bank fund-raisin- funds to continue the organizations road verification project. We need better equip 3 PS. We look forward to visiting with you at your branch during Customer Appreciation Week, April 17th-21- st. |