| Show The Salt lake Tribune S High Community Council Won’t Close Capitol Alley By Scott Rivers Tribune Staff Writer The South High Community Council has rhanged its mind about closing Capitol Aliev because traffic is decreasing in tne area The ullev — connecting Cleveland Avenue (1450 South) and Kensington Avenue (1500 South) parallel to Edison Street and 200 East — had been used as a thoroughfare for motorists which originally resulted in the council a decision to close the alley permanently from traffic Now all that has changed "Traffic has calmed down considerably in the last few weeks" said council Chairman Elizabeth Weight "We have asked individuals not to speed when driving into the alley — which has helped improve the situation ' "The city would like us to close the alley hut when considering the pros and cons of the issue we felt it would be more advantageous lo keen it open It s better to cooperate and lake responsibility of the alley as a neighborhood ratner than have individuals handle the problems on their own" she added dents have allowed guests to park in the middle of the alley but that s against the law and the police will ticket the vehicles" Ms weight explained "Bv maintaining it as a public alley we will continue to alert people about speeding and traffic problems We have provided fair warning and are in the alorganizing another cleanupand attracley to keep the area safe tive" she said The South High Community Council will publish a neighborhood newsletter to ipform residents about public alleys Presently the council has followed through on developing a more cooperative spirit among neighbors lo keep the traffic under control The result is a neighborhood supervision project to maintain police supervision which will involve resident communication and cooperation rather than expectation of law enforcement However a few problems still remain "There are two areas in Capitol that lead to a private parking area behind the apartments Some resi ‘ At-le- y Wednesday July 29 1987 County OKs Foster Program for Animals Acting without comment commissioners have approved a policy that lets animals be checked out of Salt Lake County’s Animal Shelter for 30 days while people and groups try to find them homes The policy called fostering had been used several years but without commission approval e was added to as The time-fram- sure compliance with Utah's controlaw that lets reversial search institutions like the University of Utah Medical Center claim unwanted animals from public shelters The attorney general's office had called fostering "a way to circumvent" the law e pound-seizur- Commissioners said the policy uaranlees unadopted animals would e returned to tne shelter and be available for medical research 1 90© GRAND OPENMG) RADIO CONTROLLED: CARS BOATS PLANES PLASTIC MODELS ANY PURCHASE MODEL ROCKETS THIS COUPON WITH SPECIAL ORDERS EXPIRES EXCLUDING SALE ITEMS 81087 o o o o o o o o o o (Redwood Road m 1 wMHjaaa- One-Sto- $2 Oil NEW $5 Supertut for kids quality price grown-u- p at o child's Adult Supercut let us treat you to a regular $8 Supercut for only $6 -- ' ri t JLL k & - Selected Hallmark Frames Plush m Party Ware 'V' Candles Giftwrap - and more 3$ l00 In Touch Cards Selected Paperback Books Far Side Posters 2$l00 1 00 Far Side Postcards 4$ l00 Q 4 5s T upciculrjf Bring this coupon to: 10775 eupon per evt'omer Shetpot end 3 and unde Off ‘Chddr? 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