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Show 4 6 i 6C Lakeside Review North, Wednesday, December 26, 1984 Rising Lake Slows Expansion in Area SALT LAKE CITY The Great Salt Lake has slowed its attempt to take over counties surrounding it. ; The lake peaked this summer at 4,209.25 feet above sea level, its highest recorded level since the late 1800s. But since Dec. 1, it has only risen .2 inches, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The sur- vey measures the lake level every In December of last year, a record rise of 10 inches was recorded in the lakes elevation. The most rapid rise in the lake surface occured in the last two weeks of the month in 1983. But state and county officials fear the slowdown may only be temporary. The large body of water is predicted to rise to at least 4.209 feet above sea level next year. Most hydrologists believe next years level will be between 4.210 and 4,211 feet. According to Thomas Jacobs, an engineer for James M. Montgomery Consulting Engineers, many officials feel the lake will reach 4,217 feet within the next five years. The firm recently completed a study on diking strategies for the lake. 1 two weeks. The elevation is now 4,208.4 feet above sea level, compared to the Nov. 30 measurement of 4,208.3 fcetand the Nov. 15 measurement of 4,208.2 feet. The lake has risen about 3.5 inches since Nov. 1, but in October it rose 3 inches in only 30 days. s f V V, 'kK n s n Missionary Called t o if 'h Elder FARMINGTON Bruce Frodsham, son of Frank and Barbara Frodsham, has from the Sydney, Austra-- . lian LDS Mission. Q V 'I miKa u 4 ed ' He will speak at the e 4 i-j- 4th LDS Ward on Dec. 30 at 4:20 p.m. There will be an open house and buffet after the service for , . r r . friends and relatives at the sham home. - I 1 r T i ti I Kaysville Seeking New City Planner fP if y 'r. , 310-un- , ( ' f n oi i West Kaysville. Galbraith, a planning commis- - o f) ii Q o A o ii J! 6 sion member, was not a resident of Kaysville at the time of the vote. He has now vacated his seat on the commission. Because of Galbraiths the Romneys appealed the commissions decision and were denied the conditional. use permit a second time. The basis for denial was the need for a wider access road, incompatibility with the neighborhood and a petition bearing 100 signatures of people opposed to the mobile home park. KAYSVILLE - Kaysville city is accepting applications for a new planning commission member to replace Kent Galbraith who recently resigned. Also, the city has . denied a conditional use permit a . second time after developers ap-- . . . pealed the initial denial. Last month, developers Ste. phen and David Romney were denied a conditional use permit it mobile home to build a park south of Center Street in , 0 i t! ' ( ivr' lUltfr j ' t Vf, r1 PC' f in Frod- - -- rf? i Farming-to- n o 5 o m r Go O 0 Cl o o Dont Leave Cars On Streets at Night CLEARFIELD - The Clearfield Police Department reminds residents of two laws of importance during the winter months. makes it City Ordinance unlawful to park a vehicle upon any street for more than one hour between midnight and 6 a.m. when snow removal is necessary. . Police officers will be enforcing this ordinance by citing offenders land under certain circumstances ;towing the vehicles away. It is also unlawful to leave a Pool Mgr. 773-330- vehicle parked consecutively for more than 72 hours on public street. Under City Ordinance 8- it is the duty of the owner or occupant of private property to keep snow and ice removed from public sidewalks. 2-- 6, The. police department especially encourages those residence whose property is in the areas where school children will be walking to keep their walks clean and safe for the children. Dopt. Supt. CLEARFIELD 773-330- 6 934 Recreation Cashier 773-330- 2 MUNICIPAL POOL So. 1000 E., Clearfield 773-330- 6 7 In 1985 we will mark 75 years of service to the people of Northern Utah. As we begin our 75th year and in keeping with the season, we wish you peace, health and prosperity. We will be here to serve you another 75 years. Happy Holidays from all of us at McKay-De- e . ( SWIM TRAINING SESSIONS STARTS THE WEEK OF JAN. 7th, 1985. CALL FOR DETAILS TRAINING FOR ALL ; AGES . J. . Hospital Center.: INFANT TO SR. CITIZEN WE TEACH ALL SKILLS - LEVELS OF SWIMMING 10 LESSONS I O00 NEW PROGRAMS OFFERED U.S.S. Comparative Swim Team Water Aerobics (exercise in the water.) 'SHORT OF CASH? PLACE A CLASSIFIED FOR ALL THOSE ITEMS YOU NO LONGER USE. , CALL 394-77- 1 1 Daily 8:00 A.M.-5:0- 0 AD . P.M. Member, Intermountain Health Care, Inc. Mi i j Jr , , ! , , ; , 4 |