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Show 2B The Salt Lake Tribune, Monday, August IB, Grass and Tire Fire I'M Republicans Frandsen, Cook Racing for County Commission Seat Continued From Page l r prosources, I want to see of form a matter budgets forma (as so we can plan . find out where money can be saved, the manufacturer stresses. B-- five-yea- . . Budgeting, he says, is filled with questions about supply and demand. And, Mr. Cook contends, government often puts too much emphasis on the supply side. Start with your His advice: de- not just the supply cf mand base those dollars. Anybody can cut services or raise taxes. Sheriff to Move Inmates From Downtown Jail By Jack Fenton Tribune Staff Writer Sheriff Pete Hayward is getting ready to move some lesser offenders out of his downtown jail an action that will ease crowding and ease the threat of civil action against the county. "... Assure people they're not goamount ing to pay an of their incomes for government serg vices. Mr. Frandsen, who broke into poli- "Somebody's got to stick out their neck. R would be a tragedy if we let . . road services, police services collapse. . "Business would leave the valley if tics at 26 as the 1975 Legislatures we dont provide services. That would camis youngest representative, come back to haunt us." paigning on leadership If you raise taxes, people will Both endorse functional consolidawant to hang you. If you cut services, y tion or merging selected people will want to hang you." Rep. services to eliminate duplicated adFrandsen likes to think t sat when ministration. voters understand what they 0et from Both agree the countys current county government and how it fiform of government with three comnances services, theyll sympathize missioners setting policy, then adwith the plight of elected officials. ministering it, is shy of checks and He feels that in the end, taxes must balances. a are levels bit while service go up trimmed. They see a series of public hearings city-count- and an election on plans for a part-tim- e board that would set policy for a professional administrator. Still, Mr, Frandsen stresses its the not the people in government that make any system structure Fuels Black Cloud Special to The Tribune A grass fire at Point DRAPER of the Mountain charred several hundred square yards of weeds and spread to some abandoned tires, sending a huge column of black smoke billowing over the area Saturday about 1pm. "The smoke from the tires made the fire look worse than it was, said Salt Lake County Firefighter Kurt Kamerath. t. eatment, Mr. Cook says. "Allow emto show some creativployees ... ity. "People want good services, Mr, Frandsen services, says. "They want assurance they'll have influence to change things that dont work out." He agrees that five-yeplans can be valuable when they're combined with financial and performance auditing. Noting traffic in areas of the valley sometimes is near gridlock, Mr. Cook promises working with state and city officials to ease congestion would be one of his goals. Mr. Frandsen contends legislative experience would make him an effective lobbiest. work. "You could have the world s best structure with lousy people and youd have lousy government, he cautions. Both candidates say human resource management or the way administrators treat workers is the extool. ecutive's Employees dont have to be managers to be problem solvers, Mr. Frandsen notes. Workers must get fair pay and fair most-valuabl- e County firefighters helped volun- teer firemen from Riverton, Draper and Lehi put out the blaze in about two hours. Initial investigation indicated the fire was started by a passing train throwing out sparks that ignited weeds alongside the tracks. R.C. WILLEY TEAMS UP WITH QUALITY WHIRLPOOL BRAND, TO OFFER YOU DOtl QHD DD SPECIAL VALUES ON THEIR ALL NEW LINE UP OF DEPENDABLE WASHERS & DRYERS! ce qi DHiinHBiinHiiinm. "TOE APPLIANCE Temporarily ease crowding, Capt. Joe Gee, said of the move to a space at 175 E. 2100 South being vad detoxificated by the countys cation program. Volunteers of America are taking over that chore. At the same time, Lynn Nelson is preparing to move the countys Adolescent Residential Treatment & Education Center out of quarters just a few steps from the new jail annex at the county complex. The center is home for 20 troubled suteens who need pervision, Mr. Nelson said. Another 20 go to the unit each day for counseling, and many go there for school. But its space in the yellow brick building is being razed. Mr. Nelson knew that. Then he was told commissioners granted a brief structure reprieve so the could be used as a jail annex while round-the-cloc- minimum-securit- Payment based on amount financed, including tax, less a 20 down payment, on approved credit. k 18 CU. VO commissioners theorized, building would be used 1988. Still, that would be a matter of economics. Commissioners were concerned this week when county architect Tom Triptow said $500,000 worth of work would be needed to keep the building open that long for the jail annex and treatment center. A long list of small expenses, ranging from $1,500 for fire sprinklers to $5,000 worth of roofing and $32,000 for landscaping, would total almost $250,000. Delaying demolition would cost another $170,000. And there would be bills for design and management. That does not include parking changes the architect said would be needed. The structure would devour space for 152 stalls. And, 50 more would be needed to handle traffic generated by the jail annex and treatment center. Redesigning the structure for use in the year 2001 would cost about $3.7 million, Mr. Triptow advised, noting much of that money would buy glass to help the old building blend with the $54 million county government center being built along State between 1900 and 2100 South. Do not plan on long-teruse of that building, the architect warned, m adjustable LAQGE LOAD CAPACITY rJASHGOJ & 0C5VEC5 facilities are y von wan nhrniwkHH Features wired shelves trim DELUXE built. FT. FROST-FRE- E with textured fronts and covered meat pan and 2 covered see-thr- u crispers. Energy saver switch and easy roll wheels for convenient Maybe, the old through because neighborhood opposition wouldn't let that happen. "... A headache we cant afford, commented Commissioner Mike Stewart. Sheriff Hayward and his jail commander fear moving 60 to 70 low-ris- k offenders from downtown facilities designed for hardened criminals may be so economical it will take the heat off the real issue: construction of a facility that could be expanded to house 600. "We've got to keep the heat on, Capt. Gee noted. Maybe that pressure is not as intense as the sheriff and Capt. Gee would like. Commission Chairman Bart Barker told The Tribune nobodys looking for a jail site yet. "Were looking for a way to manage it (a facility)." Commissioners and officials from valley cities will ask lawmakers for authority to form a jail district with a board of directors that would set poliannex cy for a minimum-securitprobably run by the sheriff under a and levy property taxes contract to pay for it. 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