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Show A Layton Council Defers Decision on Special to Thf Tribune LAYTON Saying it wanted more detailed information, penally on a possible eontract. the Layton City Council has deferred a formal derision on using a new solid waste-buplant that will produce energy. Layton is one of three citx electing not to join the Davis County Solid Waste and Energy Recovery Service District, which is building the $54 7 miliiuii plant east of Hill Air Foret t-- m Base. Sale to HAFB and generate IN I'Un electricity The plant official said projection.' call for a 26 cent per month increase in garbage collection fees for Layton residents, if the city pans the district He said that increase should turn into savings for users after the plant has been operatMm for a couple of years The burn plant has been the object of cootrovcrsary for over four years Opponents claim the project is a bad investment with unproven the county's two landfill can handle future solid waste needs and the plant w ill lesson adjacent property values. Proponents say the plant is needed to replace the aging landfills meet population growth needs and protect the environment. tech-nolog- James Young, district manager, told the council at its Jan. 16 meeting that the district was anxious to have Layton's participation in the project. Mr. Young said the garbage-bur- n plant, which is expected to be in operation in 1987. will produce steam for Councilman (It raid Net ker said after studying the proje t he still has a certain uneasiness about the new plant The council asked Mr Young to conn back with a draft contract Council members said the city will continue to use the landfill until reaching a formal division on the burn plant Clearfield City has also reguested on the pro-y-more study be compk-tebefore a decision is made A group of North Davis Junior High students that recently did a class project on the bum plant came to tin conclusion that most residents are uninformed on the issue A 1985 survey by Layton nty also indicated a lack of know ledge on the project by most residents. The district asked Layton Bountiful and Clearfield to make a decision by Jan 31 on whether they would like to join or contract with the distru t Several ntm-n- s M.'itv.'itm-yt45 ' at the Layton mating expressed concern Council committing too much nty money to that may not pan out tcinom-icaLlv- . proy-c- t a The plant is being financed with in dustrtal revenue IxWla with district members accountable repayment However, district officials sav the sale of steam and use fees will pay the bills. Layton Mayor Richard McKenzie, who said he favors participation in the district, said he wants to see the city make a decision soon to either participate or prepare alternative plans for the future. Wednesday, January 22, I'M Thf Sdlt Lake Tribunt Plant Waste-Hu- m 40 OFF VIROSOl PlIATED I t (A SHADE tf'itry m OFF WOVEN M WOODS .,iv r ft Oreo! , DA5 iUUllt mrm vl ! jA; V-- f, , SAIT LAKE 7431 South StoK487-566- -- 6M - r i v. lent FVirV OGDEN Atswenci ? Xf i L. i i 225-697t 7 KK rA -47- 9-1666 Homva. Bird (wintry HiNi klriin 101 HXr1 Common Flu Hits Rolls In Schools Hundreds of students resorted to Mom's chicken noodle soup, Kleenex and cough drops as the flu and common cold hit several schools along the Wasatch Front particularly hard last week. The illnesses caused as many as 310 students to be absent at one school. "Tuesday was the epitome of it all." said Becky Talbot, attendance secretary at Kearns Jr. High School. 4040 W'. 5305 South. Over 300 students were sick, thats over 25 percent of the student body." Typically, the cause of the absenteeism is coughs, aches, runny nose and a fever. Pneumonia and strep throat have also forced many students to stay home, Ms. Talbot added. Some students come to school feeling fine, but check out before the day is through. Normally, 10 or 15 kids will leave school during the day," Ms. Talbot said. But 30 to 35 kids are leaving now. "1 know these kids are really sick" she said, "because some of them 1 have never seen before handing in illness excuse notes while I have Been working here. Truman Elementary, 4639 S. 3200 West, had 68 students absent Jan 16, which is well over the average 15 or 20 students, explained secretary Nor-- ma Boyinton. "There really has been a lot of absent kids, she said "They just keep coming in feeling sick. ' 'January marks the half-wa- y point of the regular "flu season" which began around the end of November and will continue through March, said Peggy Eklund, communicable dis-- . ease program director for the Salt Lake CityCounty Health Depart--..'rnen- t. After that, you stop seeing a of cases." 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