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Show Barney Clark Named Top Medical Story of 1983 Special to The Tribune CHICAGO The biggest medical story of 1983, according to the Amer- ican Medical Association, was the "implantation of an artificial heart that sustained the life of Barney Clark for 112 days James H Sammons, M D association executive vice president, said the year in fact might have marked an historic shift away from public fascination with pure advances in medical technology to more sober reassessments of the impact of technology on human life. "Shortly after the death of the dentist in March, Stephen Kent Clark, M D , his son, observed that the operation was not worth it in terms of useful prolongation of life or added quality of life Clark told American Medical News in April that his father never really thought the artificial heart would work for him. All he expected to do was make a contribution to medical research. At the same time, Clark commended both the University of Utah medical team and the artificial heart," the AMA 1983 wrapup reports Liver transplants, "less dramatic but no less humanly appealing, were also big news during the year The case of Jamie Fiske, the Massachusetts child who successfully received a transplanted liver, and the University of Minnesota, was cited for focusing public attention on the plight of several other youngsters. Another conflict that moved into the legal arena this year was the "Baby Doe regulation. At issue was the question of who decides medical treatment for infants born with birth defects The government has insisted that medical treatment be applied essentially without regard to the quality of the life prolonged, an insistence thay many consider an unwarranted intrusion into the private lives of , Dr Sammons said, "The AMA believes the proposed rule is an map propriate intrusion by the federal government into an area best left to families, physicians and community leaders The unfolding drama relating to acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS), also dominated public attention during 1983 with the news In May that several children in Newark had been stricken with the disease which formerly 'appeared only to affect male hopiosexuals, IV drug abusers, Haitians and hemophiliacs All the affected children were livhouseholds and the ing m high-riscases suggested disease transmission may not be restricted to sexual contact, drug abuse or exposure to blood products. k Phone Service Gives Lung Information Special to The Tribune A nationwide phone DENVER service has been established here to serve callers wanting information about chronic lung diseases, now third among leading causes of American deaths. S Births reported at Salt ose toll-fre- e A specially trained nurse or technician will answer calls with the latest information about research and treatment of lung diseases and related disorders. The lung line hours are 8 30 a.m. to 5 pm. Monday through Friday Include loly Mr and Mrs. area hospitals p-os- s Hospital n, daughter. Steven Brooks, son. r. and Mrs. Kevin Suiil- - daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Brown, "Mr, and Mrs. Allan 2EJther, daughter. LDS Hospital Ar. ond Mrs. John C, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Mark a Mr. and Mrs. Darwin J Olsen, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Donald U Hartman, daughter Mr ond Mrs. Paul F. iwo-sak- l, son. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vance, daughter. Mr, ond Mrs. Darrol Cottonwood Hospital Kranti, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Brad Rook, Dpnlelson, son. L. Mr. and Mrs. Aiden Burns, daughter Mock, son. Ar. ond Mrs. Kevin , wi Bader son, son. Mrs. ChristTlnos, son. l,Mr. L. and ' vidson, son. Mr. and Mrs Antonio Dorado, son. Mr. and Mrs. Reed E. Pew, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Rivera, son. Mr. and Mrs. David D. Smith, twins son, daughter. Mr, ond Mrs. Floyd opher Mr. and Mrs. David Shamy, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Kim J." Bodily, son. Mr. and Mrs. Eric W Klefsey, son. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Faler, son. Mr. and Mrs Thomas Hatch, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hunt, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Parker, daughter. Mr. and Mrs Glen D. Forrlngton Jr., son. Mr. ond Mrs, Craig S Mendenhall, daughter. Mr and Mrs. Marc S. Dye, son. Mr. ond Mrs. Steven william Groves, daughter. Mr. and Mrs, Randy Worthington, son. Mr ond Mrs, Dean S. Wood, son. Mr. and Mrs. Gregg L. Solnsbury, son. Mr. and Mrs. J. Lynden Cheshire, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Brent D. Olsen, twin daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Jan K. Stewart, son. Mr. and Mrs. Gary F. Wilkinson, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Allan R. Ad- orns, 3457 Alan Ave., West Valley City, son. Mr. ond Mrs. Jeffrey A. Cose, 3510 S. 5700 West, West Valley City, daughter. Mr. ond Mrs. Douglas 2067 W. 7705 South, West Jordon, daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. Crolg Hoacke, 3771 Shire Circle, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Todd Hogan, 1593 S 700 East, son. Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. 'Plnnock, 1132 High Mesa Drive, Sandy, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. Rose, 1564 W. Erda Wav, Erda, son. Mr. ond Mrs. Tercy J. Vandals, 1803 Arles Circle, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Jack vn dont have a Hammond Organ in your home, your family is missing the perfect way to fulfill their desire to play music. Hammond Organs at Valley Organ & Piano Co. 2050 So,. 700 East, Ph. 487-748- 1 SALT LAKE CITY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM . . . PUBLIC HEARING ! Senior Citizens, Handicapped, Minorities, and Other Concerned Citizens Low-Incom- e, 535-790- HAPPY NEW YEAR! PET SERVICE FOREST HILLS 277-2S4- 3816 9 Veterinary Service 8 9 t P.M. A.M. to After 9 p. Available Service Emergency LOW COST i i 1983 KNIGHT, J. Loyd, 61, Long beach, Calif , Dec. 30, 1983. MCFADGEN, Zelma, 91, Salt Lake City, Dec. 30, 1983. . RETTICH, Edwin, W., 90, Chlcaoo, III., Dec. 30, 1983. ROSE, Jennie, 92, Goshen, Idaho, Dec. 23, 1983. SNOW, Edgar, 64, Salt Lake City, Dec. 30, 1983. TANNER, Sorah, 90, Payson, Dec. 29, 1983. TAYLOR, W.C. "Jack," 76, Provo, Dec. 30, 1983. WALTHER, Ray, 36, Solt Lake City, Dec. 30, 1983. Zelma McFadgen w w Calla Gammon, , divorced $ later X Married Harlan w J McFadgen She has been a 4 resi- dent of Salt Lake City and will be missed by all her family and friends Survived by daughter, thy F Miller, son, Leland C Gammon, both Salt Lake City, G Barbara grandchildren, Petoea, New York, Ronald D Miller, Fairfield, Calif; Joyce M Edwards, Salt Lake City, Gwen M Blair, Newberry Park, Cahf , ten two Graveside services will be Tuesday. Jan 3, 12 30 pm in the Calf Lake City Cemetery Friends may call at the Larkin Mortuary, 260 East South Temple, Tuesday, II 00 am to 12 noon 1 T N311 Do Wilma Sebra (Bea) De Grey Crowton, age 79, of Salt Lake City died Dec $ 1983 in a 30, local nursing home Born May 8, 1904 in Salt Lake City to Albert H and Ellen Salts bury De Grey Married Joseph L Crowton on April 17, 1924 in Sait Lake City He died Feb 23, 1967 Member LDS Church Survivors Sons, Albert L Riverton. (Bert) Crowton, Donald E (Gene) Crowton, New Orleans. Louisiana, daughter, Mrs Dale (Sylvia) Carroll, Salt Lake City, ten grandchildren, broth- 14 De Grey, Salt Lake City Graveside services will be Tuesday, 11 00 a m in the Larkin Sunset Gardens, 10600 So 1700 East. Sandy, where friends mav call one hour prior to ser er, Ruel vices' T N3I2 1 Raymond Edgar Snow Raymond E Snow, beloved husband, father, grandfather and brother, died Dec 30 , Sf m a local hospital Born June 1983 sit .jjf z9 Married Constance J Miller Jan 20. 1939 He was a member the Catholic Church Graduate of Moscow High School and attended the Umverstiy uf Ida ho Veteran of World War Two Retired agent for Farmers Insurance Company Survived by wife, two sons, Michael V , David J , all of Salt Lake City, two brothers, Orval and Gerald of Moscow, Idaho, four grandchildren Funeral services and Interment will be in Moscow, Idaho N3 11 of Til Jennie I. Rose GOSHEN, Idaho Jennie I Rose, 92, of Portland, Oregon, died in Portland on Dec 23 1983 following a stroke. Born March 27, 1891 in Hy rum, Utah, the daughter of Hairum and Martha Ha Ivorsen Hen sen. She went with her parents to Idaho m 1896 and they settled in Goshen where she attended school Married William C. Rose in Idaho Fails March 27, 191 5; later solemnized m an LDS Temple They lived in the Shelley area where they farmed Mr Rose passed away in 1952. Following his death Mrs Ruse lived in Black-foo- t until 1965 when she moved to Portland She is survived by three sons, Norman, Indo, Calif., Wayne, Black foot, Idaho. WiHiam, Rapid City. South Dakota, two daughters, Mrs Ruth Wershey. Portland, Oregon; Mrs Barbara Sfeoger, Salt Lake City, one Sister, Mrs Edith Nelson, Idaho Fallv Idaho, 20 grandchildren, Preted 23 ed in death by two children. Services were Thursday at noon In the Natder Mortuary in Shelley, Idaho with Bishop T Wayne Simmons conducting Interment tn the Goshen Ceme1 N 3 11 C.R. Card LOGAN Charles Rigby Card. 87, died Frloay at home Bom Nov 28. 1896 in Logan, the son of Charles O and LavL ma Clark Rigby Card Married Zina Camilla Mountsen Oct 10. 1918 m the Logan LDS Temple She preceded him in death Graduate of Brigham Young College in Logan. Veteran of World War One Worked for Ta taco Oil and Firestone Had Jived n Richfield and Logan Surviving is one daughter, Mrs Douglas (Camille) Pack fosterreM, Hyrum. Utah, daughter, Mrs Ray (Lucille) Tefertiller, Kaysville, son, C Boyd Card preceded him in death, 12 grandchiidfren, eight one broth er O Rega Card, Salt Lake City Funeral services will be Teus day Jan 3, 12 noon Cranney Mortuary Chaoel Friends may call at the mortuary from 10 00 a m until time of services Bun al Logan City Cemetery T 11 N31 PAYSON Sarah Dons Tan ner, 90, passed away Dec 29. 983 In an Orem nursing horn Born Feb 15. 1893 to George Henry and Ann Lovtna Reece Done Mamed John Mart Tanner Jan M 1911 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple He passed awev June IS, 19m Sons Colditt Survivors Reece, Salem. Mart Henry, Provo, Keith Done. Payson, daughter. Mrs. Ptryhls Christensen, Provo, 13 grandchildren; 11 6 sla- iris Amos, Pevsen Funeral services will be Tuesday, Jan t, H OR a m M the Person 2nd LDS Ward Chapel, 1)0 So XQ Went Fnenda mev call al tfw Rigby Park Memorial Funeral home, 7)8 So Main, Monday, 74 am and at the wei d T ursdav one hour prior to servK.es Imermenf Person City Cemetery T I Martha and Maria mas Beloved husband and father, Joseph Mark Garrett, 28, died Dec 29, 1983 Born Aug 16. 1955 in Salt Lake City to Delbert Lee and JoAnn North Garrett Married Ramo Pendley 1C, June 6, 1917, Inj the Logan LDS 5 Temple He died, 13, September 1961 Prominent i Salt Laka florist for 53 years Member, AmeriRelief can Legion Auxiliary Society visiting teacher Former to FTD national delegate convention Avidqullter Survivors, sons and daughO Donald ters Hughes, Layton, Howard S Hughes, Mrs Farmington, George (Dorothy) Rich, Salt Lake Citv; Mrs John K (Beth) Bauman, Bismarck North Dakota, Mrs Byron B (Darlene) Jensen, Orem, Clifford D Hughes, Salt Lake City; 34 grandchildren, 58 Two T T 1231 Glaus Lena Walkenhorst tiful hospital Born March 3 1889, in Germa ny, to Gotlieb and Hannah er I, Glaus, Novemb1914, m the Salt Lake LDS templeaway He in Church Wife Jay, Casey, Salt mother, grandmother, Vaiie S Garrett; many aunts and uncles, brothers. Delbert Lee, Stephen, Clifford, sisters, Bonnie Jo, itoidi, Janice. Funeral services Tuesday. 2 00 pm, Russon Brothers Bountiful Mortuary, 295 North Mam, where friends may call one hour prior to service Interment Farmington City Cemetery N301 01 Fisher L ovine FishOgden, died Dec 30, 1983 at an Ogden nursing home Born July 10, 1904 in Ammon Idaho, the daughter of Cnerles Francis and Elizabeth May Marned Mawson Stoddard Bruce Leo Fisher Nov 15, 1924 in 09den, later solemnized m the Sait Lake LDS Temple April 6, 1932 He died April 11, 1958 Lovina lived m West Layton and in Clearfield prior to moving to Kuna, Idaho m 1945 She moved back to the Ogden area in 1962 Went to school in Nampa, Idaho to become a practical nurse Took icare of the elderly tn her home in Nampa Also worked at a Nampa framing school Active member of the Lomond View LDS Ward where she worked in the Relief Society and was a visiting teacher Also worked in the Sunday School, Primary end was drama director m the MIA Also a temple worker whan she was younger. Surviving are four sons and one daughter. Col Bernard F. Fisher, USAF, retired, Kuna. Idaho, Robert B Fisher, Lay-toRichard W Fisher, Meridian, Idaho. Mrs. Douglas (Peggy) Wells, South Weber, 25 18 grandchildren, two sisters, Pearl River dale, Wanda Champnevs, Stoddard, Ogden. will be Funeral services Wednesday, Jan. 4, 1 00 p m at the Lindquist's and Sons Colonial Chapel, 3408 Washington Blvd . Ogden, with Bishop Thomas E Lucas of the Lomond Friends View Ward officiating may call at the mortuary Tuesp m and Wednesday one day, hour prior to services Intemeot-Wes- t Point Cemetery T 11 N311 N31M of passed 1957 Active member of the LDS Church Ardent Temple Worker Served with her husband who was Mission President in Berlin, Germany Survivors, numerous nephews and nieces Funeral services wilt be held 00 Tuesday, January 3, 1984, pm in the Russon Brothers 200 South 255 Mortuary Chapel, East, where friends may call Monday, 6 00-- 00 pm and Tuesday one hour prior to ser vices Interment. Mount Olivet Cemetery T N311 Led a M. Horrocks NEOLA Lecta Miller Horrocks, age 80. died Dec. 29, 1983 in Roosevelt. Born Oct 6, 1903 tn American Fork to John Britton and Louisa R Mott Miller Marned Theron Horrocks May 21, 1923 In Provo, iaer solemnized Sept. 12, 1923 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Active member LDS Church; called as stake and ward Primary President and ward Relief Society President One of life's highlights was doing sealings at temple School teacher, taught at Central Elementary in Verand nal, Neola Elementary Roosevelt Junior High Loved her family; devoted mother and Never spoke a grandmother. bad word about anyone Survivors Husband, Neola, daughter, Mrs Mirt (Deane) sons. Roosevelt; Jennings, Blame L Horrocks. Neola, Max T Horrocks, J B Horrocks and Don Horrocks, all of Salt Lake City, 29 grandchildren and 46 Services will be Monday Jan 2 11 00 am at the Neola 1st Ward Chapel where friends may call one hour prior to the service Viewing also Sunday 7 1 pm at the Mortuary T 1,1 M3 11 Muriel R. Johnson nd PAYSON -FPRICE ormer Carbon County Resident Mrs Muriel Rees Johnson, 83 died December 27, 1983 Bom September 22, 19Q0 m Sparush Fork, Utah to David Joseph and Mary Elizabeth Rees McGomlflie Married Frances Clayton Johnson, 30. 1936 In Grare Junction, Colorado, ha died August 10. 1954 Member, LDS Church Very active In Relist ioclotv Resident of Carbon County from 1930 to 1976, when she moved to Payson Survived by sister, Jennie Smith, San Dtoao, California and a loving famly. service Funeral Tuesday IP am M'trhall Chen! In Price where ir lends mav Monday and Tuesday prior to services Family will be al Mortuary Chapel, Monday evening H pm. Burial' Price City Cemetery. Price The femi ty would like te thank Tig Et Rancho Nursing Hama in Pay-setor if ten knrlng care of Muriel T NS 11 Quinn M. Kasteler Our precious son, Guinn Morgan Kasteler, age 6, passed away December 31. 1983 as a result of miunes f sustained m Born Aug 29, 1977, Satf Lake: City to Paul H and Sherrie and brother, Wallin Kasteler Survived by parents, sisters, Heidi, Carrier on i and Katie of Salt Lake City; grandparents. Mar vin and Dorothy wailm. Salt Lake CHy and Howard and Mildred Kasteler, Salt LakeCity and many aunts, uncles and cousins who love him dearly Funeral services will be Tuesday, 12 noon, at the Butter Stake Center, 7035 East Nutree Friends may call at the Cannon Morlaury, 2460 East 7600 So, Monday, pm. and at the Church one and a half hours (10 30 a.m. to 12 00 noon) prior to service Interment Memorial Gardens of the Valley 1 T B311 H Lydia Bacon MURRAY Lydia Bacon, our beloved friend, sister, aunt and special grandma to Buzzv and Amber and the Coonradt children went back to live with our heavenly father on Dec 30, 1983 Lydia May Winch Bacon was born on May X 1904 to Thomas n Winch and Martha Lake Married Leonard Bacon He died She was preceded in death by her beloved husband and father and mother She is survived by a Bertha Butterfield, Salt Lake City, five Francis, John, George, Dave and Joseph Woolston, ail of Salt Lax City Also survived by her adopted children, George end Connie Coonradt, Murray She was a member of the LDS Church and participated in the ward choir Member Rebecca Lodge We are pleased to have her go with our father in heaven even though she will be missed by ail who loved her Funeral services will be Tuesday, Jan 3, 11 00 a m in the Murray West Stake Center, 5750 So Nena Way (100 West) Friends may catl at Goff Mortuary, 8090 So Sate. Monday, 68 p m , and Tuesday at the stake center one hour prior to services She will be laid to rest between her father and husband in the Murray City Cemetery T 11 N31I Dallas L. Billingsley Dallas L Billingsley, 77, passed away of natural causes at home Dec 30, 1983 Born April 17. 1906 in Gonni son. Utah to James L and Laura Mae Cunningham Billing lev Married Venice Leah lessee Sept 14, 1936 in Salt Lake City She died Aug 31 1981 Two daughters. Survivor Tamers D Billingsley, Daiene L Romney; four grandchilr two den, one two sisters, Ted, Ar brother noid, Nellie Stone and Mariorte Dsavis Graveside services Wednes dav Friends may call Wednesday 10 11 30 am Larkm Mortuary 260 East South Tempi NJ 11 T Edwin W. Rettlch Edwin W Rettlch, age 90, died 30, 1983 of natural causes Born Oct 20, 189X Chicago, Illinois to Oskar and Emily Rettich Married Neflte Walsh Feb 20, 1922. Chicago, Mlrnou. trwirence talesman for Metropolitan Life Veteran of World War One Survied by wife, one daughter, Green Valley, Wynn Hick, Arli ; one grandson, John; one Dec prtat endcwmMr , katen Funeral services and burin! m MJIrc'S Chkeuo, Wednesday Funeral directors taslman's Evans and Early Mortuary T n ir "Jack" Taylor Carl PRQVO-War- ren Jock" Taylor, age 76, died Dec 30. 1983 in Provo born Nov 23 1907 in Carlton. Minnesota to Mark A and Leita Kent Tavlor Married Myrtle Evans Aug 16, 1931 Provo She died April 17, 1977 Postal work er for 30 years Survivors Son, Mark E Tavlor, Glen wood. Utah four grandchildren, eight brother, E W Tavlor, Inglewood, Calif Funeral services Tuesday. 11 00 am, Berg Mortuary of Provo, 185 East Center Friends 8 may call Monday, p m or Tuesday one hour prior tQ ser Interment Provo City vice Cemetery N311 22 22 CARD OF THANKS TO all the people of Murray City and Murray City police dept various police agenlces and Swat teams involved who helped with the beautiful funeral of Sgt Joel C Riet, who expressed ttieu love and concern for my family express my deepest gratitude Anita L Riet & family FLORISTS BROWN FLORAL Co. 5th So 11th West NEFF FLORAL CO 364 5521 4th SOUTH 9th WEST SUGARHOUSE FLORAL 1779 48674)9 MILDRED'S 7 D So 11th t East ROWERS 1522 East 33rd So Legal Notices PLEASE CHECK YOUR AD! NEWSPAPER AGENmake every effort to avoid errors We ask friat you check your ad the FIRST day n appears and immediately report any error to the Legal Dept by calling Advertising 237 2714 We cannot be responsible tor more than one day s incorrect insertion it you do not call the error to our attention Than, you THE N3U OF HEARING CONSERVATION COMMITTEE STATJTOF UTAH IN THE MATTER OF AMENDING THE UTAH STATE IMPLAN PLEMENTATION PERTAINING TO OZONE AND CARBON MONOXIDE CONTROL PLANS IT MAY CONTO WHOM CERN Please take notice that the Utah air conservation Committee will conduct a hearing for the purpose of receiving public comment on a revision to the State Plan pertainImplementation ing to ozone and carbon monoxide control plan the Authority for conduting aforementioned hearing is contained tn Section through Ulan Code Annotated, 1953 as amended The Committee has apprved for public hearing revison of Section 9, Part C and Section 9, Part D of the State Impiemen fatten Plan The revision is the inclusion of regulations and schedules for the implementation of vehicle inspection and in Salt Mamfenace Program Lake County and Davis County A hearing for the purpose of obtaining comments concerning the proposal has been sceduled for February 1, 1984 in room 251 at 150 West North Temple, Salt Lake City commencing at I 30 p.m The hearing session will continue until aii participants have had an opportunity to be heard. All person having an interest in the proceeding are invited to appear and present their views relevenf te the proposal, Those desiring to make a presentation are requested to apply m writing for the desired time The request should be received by the Executive Secretary at the address below by January 31, 1984 Opportunity will be afforded to any person desiring to participate Oral statements will be accepted at the time of the hearing, but, for accuracy of the record, written statements are encouraged Written statements postmarked February 1, 1984 or earlier will be included in the hearig record Ail requests for time desired as well as any statements should be addressed to Executive Secretary, Utah Ar Conservation Committee, P O Box 2500, Salt Lake City, Utah 841 Copies of the proposal are available at the Utah State of Division Environmental Health, Bureau of Air Quality, Room 426. 150 West North Temple. Sait Lake City, Utah Brent C. Bradford, Executive Secretary Utah Air Conservation Committee NOTICE AIR C 22 22 26A 2(4), 22 27 30), 3(77), and 22 22 ) amend Title XXH, "Zoning Ordinances ' oi fne Revised Ordinances of Salt Lake County, 1966 as amended under Appllca and amending lion FPL by repealing Section Sections 22 25-- 22 26-- and 22 to read as follows Front Yard Regulations The minimum depth of Sec. the front yard for ail buildings, structures, wails or fences more than twn (2) feet in height shall be twenty (20) feet ' Front Yard Regulation. The minimum depth of Sec. the front yard tor all building, structures, wails or fences more than two (2) feet in height shall be twenty (20) feet Sec 22 28 9(2) Other building and structures - None 5 To amerd Title XXH, "Zoning Ordinances" of the Revised Ordinances of Salt Lake County, 1966, as amended bv amending Section 22 Fiannned Unit Development Permit, Section 22 Planned Unit Development Site Plan Requirements, Section 22 31 3(9) Public Meeting, under Application to read as follows (4) Planned Unit Development Permit Planned Unit Developments may be allowed by Planning Commission approval in any zoning district. An approved Planned Un,t Development shall consist of a final approval letter and a final approved site plan A Planned Unit Development permit shall not be granted unless the Planned Unit Development meets the use limitation of the zoning district m wmch if is io be mcaieu and meets the density and other limitations of such districts Compliance with the regulations of this Ordinance in no sense excuses the developer from the applicable requirements of the Subdivision Ordinance, except . as modifications thereof are specifically authorized in the approv a of the application for the Planned Unit Development The permit shall be considered in two parts (1) Preliminary approval this subiect to the public meeting provisions of Paragraph Chapter and (2) Final approval based on construction drawings and specifications in general accord with the granted preliminary approval The (6) Planed Unit Development Site Ptan Requirements. applicant shall submit a Planned Unit Development plan for the iota! area within the proposed development If the Planned Unit Development is to be developed on a phase basis each phase shall be of such size, composition and arrangement that its construction, marketing and operation is feasible as a unit independent of The general site plan shall show, where any subsequent phase pertinent The use or uses, dimension, sketch elevations, and location of proposed structures 2. Dimensions and locations of areas to be reserved and det veloped tor vehicular and pedestrian circulation, parking, public use such as schools and playgrounds, landscaping, and other open space 1 Architectural drawings and sketches outlining the general design end character of the proposed uses and the physical rela tlonships of the usee 4 Such other pertinent information including, but no limited ta residential density, coverage and open space characteristics shall be Included as may be necessary to make a determination that the contemplated arrangement of buildings and uses makes H deslreebla to apply regulations and requirement differing from those ordinarily applicable under this Ordinance (9) Public Meeting. Preliminary development plan including site plan, (buildings, open space, parking, landscaping, pedestrian and traffic circulation) building elevations and general drainage and utility layout with topography shall be submitted for the purpose of staff analysis, and Planning Commission review at a regularly scheduled meeting 6 To amend Title XXII, "Zoning Ordinaces" ot the Revised Ordinances of Salt Lake County, 1966, as amended by repealing under Application Chapter 13, Residential Zone R and redesignating the 2 10A Zone on the zoning map to an Zone under the provisions of Chapter 19, Title XXH, "Chapter 19 RESIDENTIAL ZONE R 2 0 Sections 1 22 Purpose 2 Permitted Uses 3 22 Conditional Use 22 Area Regulations 22 5 Width Regulations 22 Side Yard Regulation , 7 22 Front Yard Regulations Rear Yard Regulations Height Regulations" 7 To amend Title XXH, "Zoning Ordinances" of the Revised Ordinances of Salt Lake County, 1966, as amend and by amending ed by amending Section to read as 4, under Application Section follows (4) Household pets Area Regulations. The minimum lot Sec. area shall be not less than ten thousand (10,000) square feet 8 To amend Title XXII, "Zoning Ordinances" of the Revised Ordinances of Salt Lake County, 1966, as amended, by amending Establishment of Zones, under Application Section to read as follow Sec. Establishment of Zone. For the purpose of this Title the Salt Lake County to which this Title applies is divided n (47) classes of zones as follows. into 4 To CY Fredericks Wal mmgton L. Lovina Glaus, age December 29, Lohman grandparents LDS Member '01 '2 i At ll W.C. 44 Hoiledev Blvd Beginning at a point which is 1,9121 feet North and 832 (M feet East from the center of Section 10 Township 2 Meridian, and South, Range I East Salt Lake Base running thence South 41 deg 28 East 119 53 feet, thence South 50 dog 06' West 104 l feet, thence South 50 deg 23 West 88 4 feet, fheixe South 50 deg 40' West 40 5) feet thence North 41 deg 28 West 1)2 59 feet, thence North 41 deg 36' Bait 213 0 feet to the point of beginning, less 3 vJU square teef in sheet Beginning at a point which is to 9 rods East and South 36 East 37 5 rods and South 41 deg East 17 958 ruds dg from the North v corner of section 10, Townhip 2 South East, Sait Lake Base 4 Meridian, and running Range 48 deg Jo West 2J3 0 feet, thence North 4) thence deg 28' West 5 152 rods, tiience North 48 deg 36 East 233 0 feet; thence South 41 deg 28' East 5 152 rods to the point of beginning, less 2 806 square feet in street 2 To arm no the map of Salt Lake County by reclassifying the following described property from Residential Zone ft 2 10H to Residential Zone R M as listed under Application tiled by Caput 4 Day and located at 4784 South Holiaday Blvd Commencing 16 9 rods East and South 31 deg , East 37 5 rods and South 41 deg , East 17 958 rods from the North East corner of Section 10. Township 2 SouK Range Sait Lake Base 4 Meridian, South 48 deg 36' West 3) 06 rods. North 4) deg 15' West S 152 rods, North 48 oeg 36 East 31 06 rods, South 41 deg 15' East S 152 rods to beginning Commencing Al? 1 feet North and 832 84 feet East from the center of Section 10, Township 2 South, Range East, Sait Lake Base and Meridian, South 41 deg 28' East 119 53 feet, South 50 deg 06 West 104 2 feet South 50 deg 23' West 88 4 feet. South 50 deg 40 West 74 4 feet. South 49 dug West 100 feet, South 50 deg W West 114 5 feet, South 26 deg 23' West 148 99 feet to the East line of Harper Street, North 37 deg 14' West 29 28 feet. North 41 dug 19'40" West 25 feet, North 82 deg 48 40" East 28 05 feet, North 26 deg 55 50" East 122 06 feet. North 41 deg 01 West 78 7 feet. North 48 deg 36' East 512 49 feet, to point ot Beginning 3 To amend Title XXH, "Zoning Ordinances" of the Revised Ordinaces of Sait Lake County 1966, as amended under Applicabv repealing Sections tion 2(3), 22 10 2(3), 22 M 3(3), 22 11A 2(4), 22 MB 2(3). 22 DC 2(4), 22 12 2(4), 22 22 22 17 2(5). 22 22 22 21 2(3), 22 22 18 2(5), 22 19 2(5), 22 22 22 22 2(3), tended school in Laramie and the University of Wyoming where die was aftiiiafed with ttw Lois Kappa Delta Sorority marned her sweetheart Lt Col Rawnond L Emsoahr on Dec 24, 1939 Laramie, Wyoming Lois has been a loyal employee of the Stale of ah Finance for tho past II Department years She has been active in Catholic chanties and Our Lady of Lourdes Church Lois will be greatly missed by her many friends and family Survivors One son, Gary and two grandchildren all of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, one sn ter, Mrs Joseph (Evelyn) Salt Laxe City, one brother Earl Shawver, Lara rree. Wyoming Mass of Christian Burial will bu celebrated Tuedav, 12 noon at our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church. 670 So 1100 East Holy Roxery will be rented Monday, 7 39 p m at Our Lady of Lourdes Church where friends may call 8 pm Interment Green Hills Cemetery, Laramie, Wyoming Funeral directors Niel O Don null and Sons Mortuary T 11 N311 sons preceded her in deo l Funeral services will be held 12 noon, Monday, January 2, 1984, at Ivins Ward, I860 South 300 East, where friends may call one hour prior to services Interment will be in the Cemetery City Farmington Eastman' Funeral directors, Evans and Early 94, passed away 1983, m a Boun- Shawver PL44tw i In Lara Wyoming E3 HugKos, kenhorst She married Arthur 01 , Ormond Gibson July 1981 m Salt City Lived time m lather ma James and Della Ralston1 Lena Walkenhorst Joseph M. Garrett 19) 7 to Katie Mortimer Hughes, 89, died December 29, 1983, in Salt Lake City Born June 6, 1894, in Logan, b Utah, to James Mortimer Married Tho Born June 7, to M Gibbs and Catherine J Walther He married Chriss 16 Scott Sept 192 He served in the U S Army in Viet Nam and graduated from Westminster College with a degree in aerospace science Ha was a pilot for Interwest Aviation Ray was a gentle person who loved life to the fullest He cherished his friends, nature and good books He was the world s best daddy and next to his family, he loved flying most of all Those who love and will miss him include his wife, Chriss. Lvndsey, son, Andaughter. drew, his parents, brothers. Craig and Jay of Sait Lake City and Van of Corvallis, Oregon, sister, Catherine Anderson of Summerland, B C and many special relatives and friends A memorial service will be Tuesday, Jan 1 I) 00 am at Nunnamaker Place, Westminster College In lieu of flowere the family requests connbuttans to Utah Sierra Club. 615 East 300 So, Salt Lake City Utah 84102 T 11 N31? T H Knight 1947 to htv hospital passing a from career BKn M trrh mie, B19 1984 NOTICE OF 20NING HEARING 1983 M 1, legal Notice! NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN OF a public hearing to be hed in Room 404 CITY AND COUNTY BUILDING Sail LaxeCitv, Utah on WudnuMlay February 1. 194, at 9 00 A M ociock betore If Board of County Commissioners of Sait Lake County on the to! L dog application requesting rezoning of the following described areas in Sait Lake County Utah To amend ttw mao of Sait Lake County by reclassifying the totiowmg described property hum Residential Zone ft 2 OH to Zone R M as listed under Application Wermuii Day and iocaied at South tiled bv James taputo local Twila Married Mav- -r Anderson 2V wti in Preston dal to Manager pt Norman Company Thompson Lumber and T and L Builders In Wilson Lane Retired from Swift Co of Phoenix, Aruo Calif na and Wilmington, Membm of the LDS Church Member of American Legion tn Ogden a rat Long Beach, Member of ttw BPOc Elks Lodge m Ogden Reared In Ptem City end educated in Weber County Schools Was a resident of Plain City tor many year, later moving to Long Beach, Calif. Veteran of World Wer Two and also served m Korea Surviving are former wife. BoomMuI, live son, and five daughters, L Randy Knight and GaryJ Knight, both of Phoenix, Arizona, Rick A Knight of Ogden Mrs Larry (Linda) Charleton, West Weber, Mrs Janice Manley Alameda Calif , Mrs, Henry (Penny) Bingham, Halm Desert. Calif , Mr Cory (Mary) Wabsler, Tuscon, Ati , Sicmesr. Mrs BiM (Shelly) Ririe, Idaho, 23 grandchildren, two brothers aid three listers, Plain City, Thnyne Knight, Blake Knight, West Point, Mrs. East. Plain Vernon (Joyce) Robert (Jhirlay) Mr City, Wade, Bountiful, Mrs Norman (Wanda) Thompson, Anchorage, Alaska Funeral services will be Tuesday, 11 00 am. at the Lindquist's and Son Colonial Chapel, 3408 Washinfon Blvd., Ogden with Bishop Blaine Jensen of the Plain City 1st Ward officiating Friends may call at the mortup.m and Tuesary Monday, day one hour prior to services Interment Plain City Cometery T 11 N11 30, 1983 Survvors Due Katie M. Hughes Ray Walther na returned hcavenl Sunday, January legal fcuheti beloved sifter L Einspahr rnottwr grandnxiltter aunt and ft tend OGDEN-Ly- dia ter VACCINATIONS N3 12'Jl 12 31 er Berry Snow at Moscow, Idaho. great Excellent Boarding Facilitios Professional Grooming t Colbv to rhoma Edward Jff . land I Dearest husband, father, son, brother and friend, Raymond Walther Gibbs died in an airaccident plane m Idaho on Dec 12 Rhodes phia Jones Married , Lois f t . y Plain Citv, Utah 30 Dec I ded lv3 in Long Beach Born Dec 30 f Vit in P'e-City, a son of Hot ace A and f MtPar Mary for mer 1 Having into this hte with physical and vtsittl handicaps Jeff White surely did achieve ' the impossible dream" Diag nosed at birth as severely hondi capped Jeff nuver theie lead a full, productive happy life He was a Gold Medal winner in the Special Olympics, He was a genius m hit special talent to entertain an audience by imilel mg lamous movie and TV iars song and comedy, creating dance routines with which he of both hundreds people inspired at home and in his special showings a: the University of Utah ' par He was an entertainer extellance". able to bring hao a Jett to was everyone pines full of tove and peacemaker, enthusiasm, who spread good will among men He was active all his life in the LDS Church and was one of the pioneer founders of Columbus Seminary He will be so greatly missed Arete mother, Survivors Whitt Andersen and steis father, lyan E , Andersen, brothers and sisters, Don L Wtite, Katherine W Alrmat, Barbara Richard Vmite, W Wiitecar Robert White Michael White, Frederick White, John White, Carol Fidge-lanand and Joan Dent Funeral services Wednesday, 10 00 a m Cannon 1st Ward, 138 South 900 West Friends rrwy call at Larkm Mortuary, 260 East South Temple, Tuesday, 6.00-- 8 00 p m and at the 9 00 Ward Wednesday, Redwood a m Interment. Memorial Estates, 600 South Redwood Road T 1983 and Sarah Jose- California Arm. ur bish ng t Zelma Harriett Jones Gam mon Me Fatten died Dec 30. Sarah D. Tanner HIGHLAND DR. Regular Priced! PTy r e Leila, 80, Neola, Duchesne Couny, Dec. 29, 1983. JOHNSON, Muriel, 83, Price, Dec. 27, 1983 KASTELER, Quinn, 6, Salt Lake City, Dec. 31, in j29 telephones come 1983. HORROCKS, Kansas OixemtoM and Christian n White was employed Columbus She- tyred Workshop GLAUS, Lena Walken-horst- , 94, Bountiful, Dec, 29, Born May tJuHj Salt Lake Tribune Lois L. Einspahr LONGBEAtuH Calif Jame Loyd K.ngnt 61. of Long Beach Am 1983. tery ing, 451 South State Street, Salt Lake City, Utah (handicapped ramp at south entrance). Salt Lake City will be receiving approximately $4.6 million in 10th Year Community Development funds available July 1, 1984. All interested residents of Salt Lake City are , invited to attend this hearing and give input to the Mayor and City Council regarding housing and community development needs within the city that can be addressed using these funds. Your Ideas help your elected officials make good decisions! For more information, ulease call Stephanie Loker at An Equal Opportunity fttfram : Everett 87, I agon, , CROWTON, Bea, 79, Salt Lake City, Dec. 30, 1983 EINSPAHR, Lois, 66, Salt Lake. city, Dec 31, 1963 FISHER, L. Lovlno, 83, Ogden, Dec. 30, 1983. GARRETT, Joseph M 28, Salt Coke City, Dec. 29, T There will be a public hearing Tuesday, January 10, 1984 at 6:45 p.m. in Room 301 of the City and County BuMd- - , W. Vincent, 2599 South Millville Drive Magna, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Wall, 31 Tlnywood Drive, Sandy, son. Stop depriving your family! If you 30, 1983. BILLINGSLEY, Dallas, 77, Salt Lake City, Dec 30, 1983 CARD, C R Dec. 30, 1983 Citv ivbJ in Fureka ol California leukemia born July W52, Salt to City Bea Crowton Mr. ond Mrs. Greg Da- G. Erickson Jr., son. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford F Kelly, son Mr. and Mrs. Douglas L. Tophom, doughter. Mr ond Mrs. Brad Beck-stea- doughter. and Mrs. Jim Polcer, and Mrs. Edward Warner, son. Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Waters Jr., twin daughters. Mr. ond Mrs. Randal Jjfulk, son. ma Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cole-Wa- ray, Dec. Jeffrey taktf Lydia, 79, Mui BACON, J. Loyd Knight L. White Jeffrey Lee White M. at Salt Area Deaths 1892 number was announced by National Jewish HospitalNational Asthma Center to provide information about asthma, emphysema, chronic bronchitis, tuberculosis, occupational and environmental lung diseases, juvenile rheumatoid arthritis, and other respiratory and immune-systedisorders The Area Births " Salt Lake and Intermountain Area Obituaries 5 invitation to bid JORDAN SCHOOL OSTRIC Sealed proposals will be received by the Director of Pur Chasing at Jordan School District, bandy, Utah, until 2 00 Tuesday, January 10, pm, 1984 tor the flowing MICROCOMPUTER MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE BID PAPER PRODUCTS A SUPPLIES ART SUPPLIES OFFICE SUPPLIES 'DUPLICATING PAPER AND SUPPLIES Bid Specifications may be obtained from the department of Administration Purchasing, Building, Jordan School Dis trkrt The District reserve the right to rated any or all bids or waive any irregularities or informalities in the interest of the District L DEAN DICKMAN DIRECTOR OF PURCHASING C 44 ENGINEERING SERVICES tnr Engineering Questionnaire related services will be received by the Price Municipal Corporation at the office of the City Engineer, (until 5 00 PM on Monday, January 16. 1984), in the Public Works Complex, 4J2 West 6U) South, P O Box 893, Price, Utah 84501. The following services will be needed far upcoming protects. EngineerSurveying, ing Specification. Construction inspection and Construction Management Addthorai information and forms may be questionnaire obtained from the Price Citv Engineer Dated Drcfer 20 1R83 P Hampton McArthur Cdy Recorder Residential Residential Residential Residential Residential Residential Residential Zone Zone 2! R I Zone Zone R Zone R R Zone 6 5 Zone D OF SALT LAKE COUNTY Michael Stewart, Chairman ATTESTED $ H Dixon Hmdiey County Clerk C 59 PUBLIC NOTICE UTAH TRANSIT AUTHORITY Re Progam of Protects pursuant to UMT A C9030 t NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, if written request(s) to hold a public hearing is received bv the Utah Transit Authority at the address given below within ten (10) days of the publication of this notice, a public hearing wiH be held tv the Utah Transit Authority on Tuesday, January 31, 1984, ot 4 88 p m. at he Utah Transit Authority, Board Room, 3600 South 700 West, Salt Lake City, Utah, for the purpose of considering the Program of Protect for which Federal assistance under Section 9 of the Urban ss Transportation Act of 1964, a, amended, is being sought II The Utah Transit Authority t the Designated Recipient of an urban-rzeestimated $9,712,347 in funds apportioned to the Solt area and an estimated $829,737 in funds apportioned to the Public 9 of Federal the Ogden urbanized area under Section Trnesnortation Act of 1982. A required by the Act. the Utah Transit Authority hereby publishes its Program of Proleds generally described as follows lke S 9 Federal Funds Operating Assistance a) Sait Lake urbanized b) area $2,842 728 area $810,373 Ogden urbanized Central Business District Transit Improvment Protect (Phase II Construction) 3 Acquisition & Development of Transit Confer 4 Purchase of Buses $ 4,059 on 2 $91400 $ $ 4 800 000 566,133 proiect cost ts $30 289 713 The Federal share requested from Section 9 is $10,339,134 Th local share of $19,950.-57will be provided by UTA from sales tax revenues as authorized by statute under the Utah Local Option Sales Tax Public Transit Allocation Act of 1974 and subsequently approved bv referendum m Salt Laka, Davi and Weber Counties As part of this proiect, the UTA intends to exercise a substitution option utilizing Section 9 Capital funds at a discounted raft to obtain $405,900 tm Federal Cperatm funds beyond the FY84 cap level A total of $608,850 Is intended for transfer from Capital fund into Operating funds with no negative Impact on the UTA capital investment progiam lit The Program of Proiect is published to afford affected citizen, private transportation provides, and local elected officials an opportunity to examine it rment and to submit comments or reoust a public hearing on the proposed Program of Proicit end on the performance of ttw recipient. IV Written comment on the proposed Program of Prolart should be submitted to Mr. John C. Pmgree, General Manager, Utah Transit Authority, P 6 Box 31810, Salt Lake City, Utah 84131 and postmarked no later than January 31, 1984 V The Program of Protects s available at the oHtce of the Utah Transit Authority, 3600 South 700 West, and the Wasatch Front Regional Council, 420 West 1500 South, Bountiful, for pubii inspection, and if adopted, final copies will be available at these same offices W Hughe Ekockbank, President Board of Directors Toal estimated C 42 |
