Show tt r f‘ Kayieen Hendrickson PUBLIC NOTICES THE PEOPLE 'BECAUSE TKKOW x PretatMtfOMr6iMMpNMce Consult CIrko District Court or tte respective signors tor further inter motion - '3p"VJ NOTICE OF SPECIAL BOND ELECTION TO ALL QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF SANPETE COUNTY UTAH TAKE NOTICE that on the Sth day of March IKS a special bond election will be held in Sanpete County Utah at the places set out below at which time the following proposition will be submitted to the qualified electors of Sanpete County: PROPOSITION Shall 160001 obligation bonds of Sanpete County Utah in the sum of e $2500000 and due and payable in not to exceed (25) yean from the date or dates of said bonds be issued and sold for the purpose of paying the cost of remodeling improving and extending the existing county courthouse and acquiring offices jails fire police and sheriffs stations detention homes and any other buildings to accomodate or house lawful activities of said county and the cost of all improvements equipment facilities or property related thereto and all engineering feasibility legal and fiscal adand issuance of such visors’ fees and costs incident to the authorization bonds in and for said county? Said special bond election shall be held in the following consolidated voting districts of Sanpete County established for said election by the Board of at the following polling places within said districts County Commissioners Electors are advised to vote at the polling place for the consolidated election district in which they reside The election officials who have been appointed to serve at each polling place shall be as follows: Consolidated Voting District 1 Regular County Voting Districts Indianola Place Polling John Bigler of Election Norma Bigler Judges Residence Judge Ruth Beck Judge Francis Tibbs Judge Milburn Georgia Jackson Residence Jackson Georgia Thursday Judge Fred Mel lor 84642 PUBLIC NOTICE is further given that on March 14 1963 that being a day not later than ten days after said election the Board of County Commissioners will meet at its regular meeting place in the County Courthouse in ‘Manti Utah at 12:00 o’clock PM and will canvass the returns and declare the results of said election Given by order of the Board of County Commissioners of Sanpete County Utah this 1st day of February 1963 s Ned P Madsen Chairman s Wayne G Beck County Clerk Published in the Gunnison Valley News Feb 10 17 24 March 3 1963 Public Hearings for explanation Sanpete County Commissioners held at 7:00 pm on: February 15 1963 Gunnison City Hall February 17 1963 Mt Pleasant City Library Basement Feburary 22 1963 Manti Court House upstairs court room 1963 Moroni Citv Hall March of bonds 3 Gaailsea Valley Hews 1963 3 (CcsmteirfHicsfldl Judge The voting at such special bond election shall be by ballot which ballots will be furnished by the County Clerk of Sanpete County to the judges of election to be by them furnished to the qualified voters The polls at each polling place will be open from 7:00 o’clock A M to 8:00 o’clock PM There shall be no special registration of voters for the bond election and the official register last made or revised shall constitute the register for such election provided however that the County Clerk of Sanpete County will register as provided by law at bis office during regular office hours except Sundays and holidays and except during the period imSaturdays mediately preceding the bond election any person eighteen years of age or older who on the day of the election will be a qualified elector The County Clerk will make available or will cause the registration agents to make available at each of the above described polling places a registration list or copy thereof listing all registered electors entitled to use such polling place Absentee ballots may be obtained by any person otherwise eligible to vote at the special bond election but who on the day of the election expects to be absent from Sanpete County or disabled by making applicatemporarily tion in the manner and within the time provided by law either in person or by mail at the office of the County Clerk County Courthouse Manti Utah March Sofia Yardley Burns and Dorthella Jensen had as their guest Ersell and Barbara who spent the evening Fredrickson visiting with them and other valley residents Ersell grew up in Centerfield and chummed with Burns Dorthella knew Barbara in Manti Ersell has taught at die Brigham City Indian School and Indian School in Seattle After retiring they Washington were temple workers in Seattle Washington LDS Temple They now are going on a mission to the Gilbert Islands They will enter the mission home Wednesday Their mission call is to teach school in Tarawa Jeffrey Beck from Ponca City Oklahoma spent a week with his parents Mr and Mrs Donald Beck for Julie’s wedding He works for in the Research Conoco and for coal Friday Jeff Development and Chris went skiing at Alta In town for the wedding of Julie and Ronald Anderson were Uoyd the bride’s Leavitt from Annabella grandfather Melva Beck from Gunnison the bride’s grandmother Also Glen Willardson from Richfield who was the best man at Beverly and Donald’s wedding Also Lennie and Sherrie Gammon and three sons David Jamie John from Huntington All the immediate family from both sides were there Jim and Mr and Cheryl Leavitt Annabella Mrs Thomas R Christensen Venice great grand aunt of bride Richfield Mrs Portia Winget Shauns and Janet Beck who are attending BYU great uncle of the and his wife groom Earl Allred Also Ace from Fouitain Green Allred and son Bruce from Layton Kennth Allred Clearfield and Max Allred Hunter Congratulations to Julie and It was a peaceful beautiful Julie wore the dress her reception mother wore at her wedding what a beautiful bride and handsome Ronald groom Reflections Winners an The PTA recently sponsored essay contest which was open to any and all students wishing to parThe theme was “Life in ticipate These United States” Winning in the senior high division were Darlene Campbell and Stacey The junior high division Swartz Renon Warner included winners Becky Brock The wrote and Lillie essays that these students are not entered in the region competition Judge Geraldine Daley Judge Mahala Gillespie CITIZENS OF SANPETE COUNTY Judge Fairview No’s land 2 City Hall Ada Kinsman Judge Ethel Wheeler Judge Claren Pleasant Mt No’s 1 2 and Library Bsmt Collard Judge Ellen Jorgensen 3 Judge Thelma Tuttle Judge Beverly Olsen Judge City Hall Spring City Clara Donaldson Judge LaVon Allred Judge Ericksen Bernice Eldora Chester Barnum Residence Judge Jessie Justensen Judge Mildred Puzey Judge Eldora Barnum Judge LDS Church Wales Louise Rees Judge Thomas Jane Judge Mabel Ison Judge Fountain City Hall Green Betty Aagard Judge Fern Robertson Judge Geraldine No’s and 2 Moroni 1 City Hall Johnson Judge Etta Irons Sanpete county is faced with a serious problem The county jail must be removed from the basement of the county courthouse as it doesn’t meet required jail standards The present jail will only house 5 male inmates no female inmates and no juveniles Any ditional prisoners have to be taken to other county jails ad- Costs of housing inmates in other county jails is very expensive Based on 1982 costs for to this viding we can continue to keep it open If our jail authorities then our costs will be much higher Two officers are required to transport an inmate each time they are moved to another jail lor when they have to be brought back to court A round trip to the nearest jail is ipproximately 90 milesThis takes nearly 3 hours of the officers’ time This reduces' law enforcement by half in the county each time a trip is made with federal and state standards places Sanpete County in full jeopardy Our jailaeould be closed any day if federal or state authorities We must protect the county desire to ao so ' It is not the intension of the county commissioners to build a new courthouse We feel the present building should be left in its present state as near as possible However some remodeling has to be done to bring the present building up to fire and building codes and to meet handicapped standards Both federal and state officials have made surveys of the building and have listed corrections that have to be made to meet these standards The commissioners appointed a committee of citizens to do a study and make recommendations on what should be done to take care of the problems After a year’s study the committee recommended that a new jail with related facilities be built and that necessary remodeling be done in the present courthouse to bring it up to all necessary standards Working to solve this problem the commissioners retained an architect to make evaluation and design the needed renovation and new facility Judge Leonard Syme Judge Norma Lou Prestwich Judge 10 Ephraim No’s 2 and 3 1 City Hall Lucik Olsen Judge Nell Olsen Judge Sheriey 11 Manti 2 No’s and 3 1 Library Bsmt Monson Judge Ethel Nelson Judge This is the first time the Community Impact Board has looked favorable to this type of a loan We feel very fortunate to obtain the $100000000 at this low interest rate It is important to build now while we can obtain this low rate of interest Bidding on contracts is very competitive at this time The loan from the Community Impact Board is conditional on Sanpete County selling $150000000 additional bonds by public sale Further it is a condition that a special bond election be passed authorizing the issuance and sale of the bonds Lynn Cox Judge Mildred Johnson 12 Town Hall Sterling Dona Judge S Peterson Judge Marilyn Lyon Judge Virginia 13 Mayfield LDS Church Anderson Judge Christensen Julina Judge Erma Anderson Judge Hansen Olive Judge 14 Gunnison 1 No’s and City Hall Shirley Higham 2 Judge Pickett Verda 15 Centerfield Town Hall Judge Ethyl Puffin Judge Dorthella Jensen Judge Peterson Helen Judge Priors Simkins Judge 1$ Axtell LDS Church Essie H Sorenson Judge 17 Fayette Town Hall Therefore the commissioners has called this special bond election to permit the electrorate to authorize the bonds The bonds will be issued as general obligation bonds payable as to principal and interest from property taxes It is estimated the necessary levy to retire the debt will be less than 5 mills Based on a home that has an assessed valuation in the year 1982 of $100000 your mill levy being 6684 mills your taxes would of been $6684 Taking the same valuation of $100000 adding on the additional mill levy would make it 7164 mills Your tax then would be $7164 or an increase of $480 On a home with a valuation of $200000 would increase your tax by $960 a year On a home with a valuation of $300000 would increase your tax by $1440 per year This averages out to about 725 increase over the county The amount of $250000000 is the amount projected by the architect When final plans are drawn the cost could be less We assure you that the cost won’t be more Both federal and state officials project a large growth in the county over the next 10 to 20 years The jaU project is being designed to take care of the projected growth over the next 20 to 30 years The building is designed so that an addition can be made if needed in the future The facility will be able to handle male female and juveniles This serious problem must be corrected Your favorable (YES) vote in this bond election will make this possible Be sure to vote — your vote is needed Tuesday march 8 1983 JuneCrowther County Commissioners Judge NolaDayley Judge Ranae Markus Ned P Madsen Newton Donaldson Willis Candland Judge r I |