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Show The Salt I iike Tribune Thursday, February 3, lf)8.'l DU One Or UTAH'S Davis County to Continue Fees On Library Users in Layton Special to The Tribune The $10 annual FARMINGTON fee charged families outside the Davis County Library system for borrowing privileges will be continued for another year, the library's governing board has decided. Figures compiled by Library Director Jeanne Lay ton show an average annual cost of $27.42 for each family in the library system to sup- - The board's decision to keep the $10 fee another year followed a discussion in which Layton City Councilman Bob Stevenson offered an olive branch of sorts w hen he said the city will probably decide later this year whether to rejoin the library-system. Layton withdrew from the libra rv effective January 1982 after the Davis County Commission ruled out the possibility of building a new county library branch in the city until the and the countys reveeconomy nue situation unproved. The lihad earlier board planned to brary build a new branch, which would also double as headquarters, in Lay-toon a site to be furnished by the city. Proposal Next Fall? Mr. Stevenson indicated the city may bring the library board a proposal next fall. n Evan Whitesides, the library-board'- chairman, brought the matter up for discussion, pointing out it costs regular library patrons more than twice the $10 annual fee for library services. Regular patrons are Davis and the residents of cities in the county which are part of the and library system. Kaysville are the more recently Layton only cities in the county which are not part of the system. County-resident- port the institution. County Population The figures, she said, are based on an estimated county population of 153,438 and the library's 1983 budget of $883,420. The population for the library's service area (excluding Kaysville and Layton) is estimated at 115,328 and the per capita cost to provide library services to each patron is $7.66. Ms. Layton said the $27.42 figure tor each family is arrived at through the average household size of 3 58 people. Davis County Commission Chairman Glen Saunders, who is a member of the library board, said Weber and Salt Lake counties don't charge more than Davis Coun- ty does for library borrowing privileges. "If wn'd taken it (the fee) up to $20 or $25, there is a question as to whether Layton would compensate its residents (who continue to use the county library system)." he said City Has Paid Fees Since Layton's withdrawal, the city ha- - paid the $10 annual fees for families which have decided to keep their county library borrowing privileges. If the fee was raised and the not to compensate its residents, Commissioner Saunders said there would be chance fewer Layton residents would continue to use the system and added revenues from the fee increase would be negated. city-opte- More importantly, the commissioner said Layton plans to decide one way or the other about being in the county system toward the end of the year. They haven't committed any money to build their own library this year," he added. "If it looks like the economy is improving toward the end of the year, they may decide to come back." Offers Olive Branch Commissioner Saunders offered an olive branch of his own T think all of us (on the library-boarand commission) would like to see them back in the system. Whether the county builds there (in Lay-ton- ) depends on the economy. "If the economic picture bright ens later this year, the commission may be amenable to discussing some options with Lay ton with respect to a library. Commissioner Saunders said. Pointing out a fee increase could alienate Layton residents against rejoining the county system, Mr. Whitesides said the board's decision to keep the $10 annual fee for another year is to the library's advantage. Voting in favor of keeping the current $10 fee were Mr Whitesides, Commissioner Saunders and Sharon Shumway. Board members Robert Arbuekle and Kva Jean Law did not attend the meeting Mr. Whitesides and Mrs. Shumway are both Layton residents. Commissioner Saunders discounted this as a factor involved in the voting. Mr. Whitesides said his residency in Layton was not involved in his voting on the matter Woods Cross Sterling Scholar Drama Student Isnt Dreaming of the Lights on Broadway Continued From Page 0 theatre play produced '4 children's annually by the department, Frank played Yurtle the Turtle. Until he played Sir Harry. Frank felt typecast as a an arrogant man, who believed himself .better than ethers. However. Sir Harry broke him out of that mold. 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