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Show .. . U.-- t counselor. Boys selected for the home would have problems ranging from abuse and neglect to minor delinquencies. Huber said he wanted to know if the home would be something the city would consider before making an offer for the property. The council voted to write a letter to Intermountain Youth Care stating the facility is not in accordance with the citys zoning ordinance or home occupation ordinance. spot zoning and the present R-- l zone does not allow for the boys Review correspondent SUNSET Residents gave Sunset City Council members thumbs up after they voted thumbs down on a proposed group home for boys at 2612 N. home. Bailey said the citys home occupation ordinance that allows e businesses in single family dwellings is not designed e businesses such as for the home directed by the Intermountain Youth Care of Salt part-tim- 175 W. full-tim- Councilman Scott Mikesell said he received 15 phone calls from residents opposed to the facility, most of whom attended last weeks council meeting. Resident Elaine Martin said Sunset is a bedroom community and she would like to keep it that way. She said it would not be beneficial to put the facility in the city because of possible dangers to neighborhood children. Theres no use bringing more problems in, said resident Newell Parker. Other residents complained the home would lower property values and would take away the home environment in their neighborhood. City Attorney Stephen R. Bailey said rezoning the area would be Lake City. We would have to go back and change the entire R-- l zoning to allow such a facility, contingent on a set of requirements, and change permitted uses in R-- l zoning, Bailey said. If we let one in, we have to let them all in whether it be an elderly home, this type of home or mental health facility, Bailey added. Bob Huber, director of Inter- In other business, the council voted to support the Davis County council of Governments in its economic development program designed to broaden the countys tax base and increase employment. starts Friday, 9:30 a.m. available sizes COG Administrator Rick said all the cities in the county are being asked to contribute to the program based on population, sales tax and assessed valuation. Sunsets contribution was figured at $3,025. mountain Youth Care, presented the proposal for the home at the councils most recent meeting. He said the home would house a maximum of eight boys ranging in age from 14 to 16, live-i- n house parents and a residential May-fiel- d in in our Layton Hills Mall store Departments outgrowing facility, but project will wait LYNDIA GRAHAM The current City Hall houses a circuit courtroom, which also doubles as a meeting place for the City Council, but Barton said he had been told by the state that within two or three years another circuit court and circuit court judge would be set up in Layton, requiring another courtroom and probably additional offices for another city attorney. He said the city police department had outgrown its facility and consideration would need to be given to police facilities and courtroom locations because of obvious security reasons. Several options would be open for consideration regarding a new city hall. The existing building could again be added to at ground level, or built up in a second story. Barton said only a part of the building would accomodate second story construction. A new building could be built, again leaving options to consider. LAYTON Layton may have a new city hall but the project is definitely in the category of long range goals, according to City Council members. The city offices are now housed in a building originally part of a government housing project in the 940s. Sections have been added and the structure has been re1 modeled and Before building, the city would, have to decide whether or not to house all departments in a central building or place some of the de- partments in their own shop ar- space. renovated. Considering current city growth, it is expected that a new facility, or additions to the old one will be needed sometime in the near future. City Manager Bruce Barton told the Layton City Council and mayor that some of the departments were already suffering because of the physical facilities they were housed in, such as the city planners office, which is split in half. Heating and air conditioning also pose problems, as does lack of Child abuse crime in Roy Public Works Director Terry Coburn said some cities have the pubic works offices housed in city shop buildings which could, be done if the city shop facilities ' were larger. 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