Show Millard County Chronicle The Commissioners' Chronicle In an extort to offer an overview of wha' tbs column developing enhet your County governmert ntom the putt accordance with fauie thal government eists rvch guarantee the condud of me people1 business and tha the rtterrt of the law it that acton and be conducted openly seeks to to aid You are encouraged to dip rid or de those lems you teel should be oovored o more depth Please mail to the Chronic P 0 Bo 249 Delta Utah 84624 Attention: Kate Heenbrand Progreee We wish to thank Sheri Stephenson of the County Clerk’s office for supplying us with the following unapproved minutes of the County Commissioner’s meetings warranty Mr Hone will contact Butch Jensen of the problem - Gary Hone approached by Tony Dcarden to do the electrical work at the firehouse in Garrison The Commissioners agreed that Mr Hone is much too busy to do the work on county time Mr Hone will speak with Mr Dcarden about doing the work on his personal time The Commissioners thanked Gary for the work that he does for the county - The matter of appointing registration agents and judges was tabled The item will be on the agenda for June 8 1992 - Substantial discussion was had on the revision of the contract for the bowling alley There will be no alcoholic beverages sold at the bowling ley Attorney LeRay Jackson will get with Mike Holdaway and review the contract Commissioner Moon made the motion to approve and sign the contract for the County Brand Inspection Agreement The vote was unanimous - Commissioner Moon mad the motion to sign the refunding of Industrial Revenue Bond for Brush Wellman The vote was unanimous - Leo Lyman and Linda Newell discussed with the Commissioners their proposal for the Millard County portion of the Centennial book - Commissioner Moon made the motion to approve the proposal of $21 000 to be paid over a period of three years The vote was unanimous Attorney LeRay Jackson will work with Mr Lyman and Ms Newell on a written contract - Commissioner Moon made the motion to sign the contract on Abraham Canal Bridge Project The vote was unanimous the CommissionerBakerexecuted contract modification for the Kanosh Road Project Auditor Hansen gave and Attorney Jackson a letter from 1HC stating the pharmacy reimbursement changes - A bill was approved for the Weed Department for $5075 - Approval was made that the amount of $479 to be used as a debit against an outstanding credit at Oasis Seed regarding the purchase of insecticide for the Weed Department - Commissioner Moon made the motion that the meeting go into executive session with Jerry Reagan Auditor John Hansen Robyn Pearson and Attorney LeRay Jackson present The vote was unanimous - Commissioner Baker made the motion that the meeting come out of Executive Session The vote was unanimous Discussed in executive session were personnel problems and building problems Discussion was had on the percentage of “Revenue Sharing” funds to be disbursed to the towns within the county Auditor Hansen needs to inform the towns so they can do their individual budgets It was determined to have 80 percent disbursed in July and the balance of the amount collected as determined by the Treasurer when 1992’s percentage of tax collection has been completed No more than the amount collected will be distributed Attorney Jackson also informed those present that an “interlocal cooperation agreement” had to be completed and delivered to the county by each of the involved entities prior to any funds being released - Meeting adjourned Commissioners Baker Brinkerhoff and Moon present with County Attorney LeRay Jackson County Clerk Marlene Whicker and Administrator Robyn Pearson June 1st 1992 - Commissioner Moon made the motion to approve the minutes of May 18 1992 Commissioner Brinkerhoff seconded Utah Counties Finance Cooperative Revenue Bonds 1988 Series A 4 was given to Deputy Clerk Sheri Stephenson to file in the Clerk’s office Attorney LeRay Jackson received a letter from Mountain States Legal Foundation (MSLF) concerning the declaration of the King Top Road as a public road Attorney Jackson read the letter to those present The Commissioners agreed to work with MSLF There will be a representative in from Denver on June 9 1992 to look at King’s Peak They would like a Commissioner to meet with them Discussion was had on the purchase price of the mulch from Don Smith and the time that it would be available to be picked up Robyn Pearson was contacted by Paul Plait with the State Court Administration office in regards to setting up a time with the Commissioners and County Attorney for the finalizing of the contract for the new court facility Commissioner Brinkerhoff has been approached by land owners around the While Mountain road for the need of a cattle guard The land owners arc responsible for the cost of the cattle guard Commissioner Baker will check with Lee Roper on the cost The County is responsible for the installation Considerable discussion was had on the golf course in Delta - Commissioner Brinkerhoff asked Gary Hone if it would be possible for him to mow at the property on Main Street in Fillmore that the county acquired from the Church of Jesus Christ Saints and also the June of Day house Present for the discussion on the Mountain Fuel Building permits was Fillmore City Mayor Keith Gillins Mike Shaw Mountain Fuel and Jerry Reagan Mayor Gillins questioned the Commissioners if Millard County will be responsible for the inspecting of every home for the installation of natural gas for Mountain Fuel Fillmore City Council had met with representatives from Mountain Fuel it was their understanding that Mountain Fuel would be doing their own inspection and there was no need for the city to engage a person for the inspections Mike Shaw Mountain stated that there Fuel representative will be no hookups if the home docs not meet the code after inspection by Mountain Fuel In the recent Chronicle Progress article dated May 7 1992 it stated that the owners of units that do not pass the Mountain Fuel inspection be required to obtain a permit from the county building Millard County has an department interlocal agreement with Delta Hinckley and Scipio The other towns would be responsible for their own permits The final plans for the new court facility have been approved and signed by Paul Plait of the Stale Court Administrator’s office The Commissioners approved payment to PGA&W for $2610000 Mr Ames discussed with the Commissioners the bidding process that will take place on June 15 1992 at 1:30 Gary Hone informed the Commissioners of the problem with the dog house on top of the swimming pool in Fillmore It is falling apart Mr Ames and Mr Hone feel that it is a workmanship defect and should be covered by the The actions following took place In criminal cases In Fourth Circuit Court Fillmore Court House Friday May 29th 1992: - Don Boyden Kanosh did not appear for Sentencing on charges of a DUI a class B misdemeanor Court granted Counsel Hunt’s request that matter be continued until August 7th when treatment plan is completed at an Alcoholic Treatment Center - George H Richards appeared for sentencing on charges of DUI a class B After review of Adult misdemeanor Probation and Parole’s report Defendant was sentenced to a fine of $ 000 w ith a S850 surcharge and six months to be served in the Millard County Jail Execution of sentence was stayed and Defendant was placed on probation for twelve months ordered to pay $400 plus a $340 surcharge and is to complete 40 hours of community service in lieu of 10 days in Millard County Jail Defendant was also ordered to obtain mandatory alcohol and drug evaluation and ordered to follow all recommendations - Paula Kaye Haggard appeared for sentencing on several cases: Passing a Bad Check a class B misdemeanor Attempted Forgery a class a misdemeanor Defendant was sentenced to a $1000 fine plus $850 surcharge and six months in Millard County Jail on the first charge and fined $2500 plus $2125 surcharge plus twelve months in Millard County Jail on the second charge Defendant was placed on 36 months probation and execution of sentence was stayed all but for $200 fine and $170surcharge for charge and afinc of $500 plus a surcharge of $450 on charge two Restitution in the amounts of $22550 and $98 were ordered to be paid Defendant was ordered to serve seven days in Millard County Jail with credit for time served Defendant was ordered to obtain a mental health evaluation - Danny Eric Swan appeared for sentencing on Domestic Assault a class B misdemeanor Defendant was sentenced to $1000 fine plus a $850 surcharge and six months in the Millard County Jail Defendant was placed on twelve months probation with the Court Execution of sentence was stayed while Defendant is involved in several abuse treatment programs Defendant is ordered to attend all classes and complete the programs - Amelia Barkdull did not appear for Order to Show CauscDivcrsion Agreement on charges oflssuing a B ad Check a class A misdemeanor By order of prosecuting attorney Order to Show Cause was dismissed Jason Craig Greathouse appeared for Review of F inc Payments on charges of Defrauding creditors a class A misdemeanor and Criminal Mischief a Defendant was class C misdemeanor ordered to make remainder of payments in a timely manner or 50 days in the Millard County Jail will be imposed - Milton D Robinson appeared for a Review of Waiver of Ex tradition Prosecutor asked that matter be continued for thirty days until matter of extradition can be settled - Lynn E Day did not appear and prosecutor said charges will be rc filed in Justice Court Court granted dismissal of case - Jessie Lee Gchring appeared for a Waiver Hearing on charges of Burglary a third degree Felony two charges of and Theft a class A misdemeanor Theft a second degree Felony Prosecutor stated that matters have been pica bargained and charges of Burglary and Theft have been dismissed subject to restitution Matter was referred to Adult Parole and Probation for a report and matter was continued until July 10th Defendant remains at liberty THE FINEST IN PORTRAITS We Specialize In: ft ft Weddings - Engagements & Announce- Studio or Location Portraits or Groups - Proms - Reunions Dance Groups - Passports - CAN SAVE YOU MONEY (No Surprise Packages) ft Jack or Deb granted rcquesL - Afton Dale Callahan was not presConference on ent for a charges of Theft a class A misdemeanor Matter was continued until June 15th - Antonio M Pinon appeared for a Trial on charges of DUI a class B misdemeanor and Open Container a class C misdemeanor Counsel stated that plea bargain had been agreed upon to amend the charges to Reckless Driving (Alcohol related) a class B Other charges were misdemeanor dropped in exchange for a guilty plea Defendant was sentenced to pay a fine of $500 with a $450 surcharge and was ordered to spend 90 days in Millard County Jail Execution of sentence was stayed but $200 in fines and a $70 surcharge Defendant was ordered to 12 months probation with the Court to attend and complete a alcohol education program within 90 days Several civil matters were also heard by the court Judge Robert J Sumsion presided Correction: Charges of Aggravated Assault were dismissed against Danny Eric Swan as were charges of Driving Under Revocation in exchange for his plea of guilty to one charge of Domestic We Assault a class B misdemeanor regret any confusion in the Court Report of May 21st increase in the use of public A 5 or carpooling could transportation save 3780000 gallons of gas every day 864-362- 6 w - tryouts All girls ages 9 8 that are enrolled 4 H are invited to tryout for 4 II Sweetheart for West Millard Count Tryouts will be June 16 The tea wU start at 6 18) p m on the patio east of the Recreation Building in Delta The horsemanship will start at 7(8) p m in the indixif arena at the Fair Bam in Della All contestants need to contact Linda Manis at 864 2284 for further information in 64 near The l8ih Annual Demolition Derby held again this sear on July 4:h at the Hinckley airgroun Is in Hinckley Utah The Hinckley Lions Club is happy to sponsor this event again this year Ihc for adults and $2 8) price will be S4 for children 6 to years old ll will at 7 p m and we hoix: you and all your family will plan on attending tins w ill be EMT retires after 15 years of service Evalo Anderson ha recently retired from the Fillmore Ambulance Team She has spent the last 15 years serving the East Millard community in Emergency Services Evalo joined the Fillmore Ambulance Team in the spring of 1977 She had just lost a daughter to cancer and was very impressed with the care the EMT s show ed her daughter as they took her to the hospital for the last lime When she was asked to join the team she wanted to repay this kindness to others Evalo certified as an EMT in 1978 after attending an EMT course at Snow College She remembers her first ambulance run She was at church w hen she was “beeped” out She was wearing a dress and high heels She ended up trudging through 3 feet of snow up Kanosh Canyon to get to an injured After that she always snowmobilcr wore a skirt that she could slip off quickly and replace with pants and ays carried an extra pair of shoes Evalo took advantage of more schooling and was certified in IV and Defibrillator skills Also as an Instructor she has taught First Aid to many schixil children ranging from kindergarten to high schixil She has always been eager to teach others in any church boy scouts cub scouts organization health fairs EMT courses and Cl’R courses Evalo has held many positions on the Ambulance Team She has been President Vice President Secretary Training Officer and Supply Officer more than once Being one of the few ambulance team members to NOT hold down a full lime job Evalo was always available to cover for anyone who called her In reality she has had a full time job on the Ambulance Team She is married to Ronald Anderson and is the mother of 4 children A special thanks goes to her family for the support they have given her She has given up family parties holidays special events and baking days to run to the aid of someone in need Evalo has seen a lot of sad things happen but she values the experiences she has had w ith her patients and those people she has met in connection with her patients Evalo has been a totally dedicated member of the Fillmore Ambulance Team She w ill be greatly missed by the Team and by the community in which she has served year Wc would like all you enthusiastic drivers to get your tar signed up as sinii as possible You can pic k upri g istration and entry forms at the Intennminum Fanners in Delta Ron Webb is over the signing up of these tars If you have any questions please call him at 8r4 21 11' Our prize money tins year ill be around 518(H) The entrance fee for your tar is $25 Let’s all get busy on our ars and make this another exciting annual event that we lixik forward to all year Raise a guide dog puppy Help someone “see” again! A 4 II Guide Dog Puppy Raising Club may be formed here in Millard County if enough interest is expressed This is a wonderful and exciting pro- gram You will be given the care of a week old puppy to raise in your home for a year While the puppy lives w ith you you will teach it house manners basic obedience and socialize it There ill be fun 4 H meetings and camps to attend to help you learn how to train it properly After a year w ith you the puppy will return to San Rafael California for 3 6 months of formal training There the puppy will learn to guide a blind person and then be matched w ith someone w ho needs a new pair of eyes If your dog graduates you w ill be invited to California to meet the new blind owner and present YOUR puppy to them! For this summer we have a slate and excitmeet planned for June ing summer camp down at Beaver July 14 15 16 local parades and training meetings Then in September if you meet the requirements and have comU may be the pleted all the lucky 4 Her with a new guide dog puppy! 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