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Show til LAKESIDE erSatltJ Tuesday Jwy8 1997 3 on The Agenda Another developer gets rebuffed turns down offer for business pork lot from Canadian firm Kaysvillo By RUTH MAUN KAYSVIILE eamel percent money. The real estate representative working with Hunt. Michael Pie rer, atd other development done by the company had 50 percent office and 50 percent business in them, making it caster and quicker to sell. "Just having office limit the clients, he atd. Ju having office stretches out the lime il take to fill them up. We need some diversity so we can fill them up better. Blaine Jensen RV is locating in the business park and i a large retailer. Councilman Reed Nelson would like to see more retail business there. The proposal I for five or more office building. "The issue here I this compa I - Hum D?el-cpc- r from Canada warn in builJ an office and business facility m the Kaywiile Business Bark. But the city isn't ure u wants them. The City Council denied a re quest in sell 10 in 1 6 acres to the enmrany in build office that would be sold a condominium. ! The concept In the business rark ha been in have the bust-neowner buy the land and build for their own use. not in build and well the space to other. ' The contract ha a non- peculation clause in it, but the main point not liked by Hunt was the w ny builds and sell. They can build and get ihem sold more rapidly if there is a bigger market." said City Manager John Thacker. Hunt I planning to do re- search before beginning to build, but needs to have a sue commuted before prinreeJing. "It com money to contact peorle." said Pteper. But Councilman Brian Cook doesnt like the thought of taking the property off the market until October. "We may as well take it ofT for a year," he atJ. "I base a real concern about a company that can go out and spend on research and not want to pay the tamest money; $5.600 1 pittance." Thacker said that basically the idea is incompatible with the direction they want and what the A IS gtgF city wants. Condominiums can work, but are not the business the city wants the park to be in. he said. op- a m w fc.nt V H A. tion to buy is appropriate, said Thacker, "I dont think the cuy should take the risk, there are other placers wuh a better fit. My concern is with this many units they wont get them all filled up." Iherc is a computer business and a marketing business all ready to build thetr own buildings in the park. According to Thacker, there arent enough doctors, dentists and lawyer to Fruit Height City Council : zm Jte ..- - ?9 Cs Clearfield City Coursed f "famest money with the tm I aMg to f . m&t&ms r sou baw 44 4 Mid , fa ri fr me kx cm cjm ki I iv fa 14 4 $ S ei l!Niei' 4 0' $ 4MM m a AM? A'Vt 0 V9 $&. V a At 3 irnm3 W V fi9f 9 -- i'a - City Council had passed an amendment on landscaping with trees. A revised plan sent from the planning commission to the council states that "landscaping shall use at least one tree Jbr every 500 square feet of This would increase from 30 trees per acre of landscaping to 87 trees. City Manager John Thacker said. Using an overhead projector and a transparency last week, he demonstrated, by using an approved landscape plan, what a site would look like with that many trees, but he couldnt fit all of the trees on the plan. "I can't recommend it," Thacker said. "I took the same site and tried to do it in compliance, but I couldn't find any place else to put trees." Thacker said the proposed amendment would only make builJcrs try to reduce the area of landscaping or to use small tree. "It works pretty well as il is." he said of the ordinance. And with too many trees there - 4MI fill up this project. It would take eight to 10 year to fill, he said. "These people don't do a small piece," Thacker said. "They are developers, not will be objection because they will hide the building and the sign. "I think 30 per acre is a good number," he said. "The prov ision we have is working pretty well" The council did approve other amendments to the ordinances without approving the changes in landscaping. AC'E ithOuhE WE CASH CHECKS ALL TYPES WE GIVE PAYDAY LOAMS Money Orders 254 Wire Transfers 2984 North Hillfield Rd. Layton, Utah 84041 728-324- 0 Fax: 728-324- 2 9 OR WHATS HAPPENING IN NORTHERN UTAH HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, YOU CANT BEAT THE Standard-Examine- r TIM WEDDING DAY: Shortly father, Sean, looks on. SOIOON. Standard-Examine- r after her brother Shanes wedding, KayLeigh holds her nephew Braiden while Braidens j EXTREME EATS! , KayLeigh From ; Maximum Value Card 1 shes going to be fine. They encourage to do things for herself. KayLeigh recently visited them and asked her grandmother if there was any slush left from her uncles recent wedding. LaDon told her it was in the freezer and she V AT could get it if she wanted it. KayLeigh said she it. LaDon told her she could open the freezer with one hand and carry the ice cream bucket of slush upstairs. ; If she wants something, she can do it, LaDon , said. ; KayLeighs grandparents help her and her parents since she was diagnosed with the cancer. When Gene and LaDon Swaner received the news about KayLeighs cancer they were devastated: Even though both had open heart surgery, they, like Olsen, dont miss a chance to help. ' LaDon drives from Ogden to Salt Lake City to spend several days with KayLeigh when she is in the hospital for chemotherapy, while Steve and Joyce are at work. While there she learned to appreciate Tim McGraw, KayLeighs favorite couldnt do ' Layton Hills M YOUR I EXTREME EATS! coun-tryweste- m singer. Bless her heart. She (LaDon Swaner) drops everything to help, no matter how tired she is, said Karla Nelson, Steves sister. Nelson of Roy has also taken her turn at the hospital. She spends evenings with KayLeigh to give the Swaners a break. Right now she is crocheting an afghan for her niece. At the end of every rainbow there is a pot of gold and there will be for KayLeigh, Nelson said. When KayLeigh was younger, she drew rainbow pictures for her aunt. Nelson is looking forward to spending time with her niece during the 4th of July at the family cabin in Fremont. Shes even bought her a patriotic ball cap for the occasion. The cabin is one of KayLeighs favorite places to go. Before KayLeighs surgery, her parents took her to the familys cabin during Memorial Day weekend. There she caught three perch and one rainbow trout. She shot her .22 rifle, hitting the bulls eye dead center several times and played card games until midnight. Then on June 3 her parents took her horseback riding in Plain City. Lagoon was next on the agenda, then a bridal shower for her uncles fiancee, with an overnight stay at Logan House for KayLeigh and her parents. We wanted to show her a good time because we didnt know when well be able to do anything again, Joyce said. i While she was in the hospital, one of her brothers, Shane, brought KayLeigh a marriage announcement. A week after KayLeigh came home, Stuart Swenson, died. Kayher Leigh was well enough to attend her uncle, Scott Swaners wedding, her brothers wedding and her greatgrandfather's faneral, all in one weekend. ' ; U Jr V- 1 Maximum Value Card Identifies you immediately to our participating food retailers as our special guests. By displaying your card, exclusive offers are available to you at the following locations: DAVID Mrs. Fields Dairy Queen Nacho Fast - Chick-Fil-- WOODStandard-Examine- r KayLeigh Swaner rides a horse named Humo at a farm in Farr West the same day she found out she wouldnt have her right arm amputated. BACK IN THE SADDLE: Poppin Stop Tco Maker Shish-Ka-Ho- ds A Pretzelmaker Golden Swirl Mrs. Cavanaughs Pizza Cutter KayLeigh still has to have chemotherapy treatments for the next nine months. She is also undergoing an experimental treatment that is supposed to help her body build its white blood cells. Joyce, who rattles off medical terms like a pro, said it is called muranyl tripeptide phosphatidyl ethanolamine. It stimulates the macrophages, which are the normal cells the body makes to fight infection or reject foreign cells, Joyce said. KayLeigh goes in twice a week for the next 12 weeks, then once a week for 12 weeks to receive the treatment. The first time it made her very ill. Her second treatment went fine. Now she hopes her chemotherapy will go well, so she can attend camp with her church group in July and go to school in August. Get your free card at the mall information center. urt' Layton Hills; L Hi J.I'JJWI Ll". Ask food retailer for details. All offers expire July 12, 1997andare exclusive to Layton Hills Mall Locations: ' ' ' Exits 334 & 335 2 ZCMI ' ! JCPenney Mervyns 2 f m I Thacker: Couldnt see the city from all the trees KAYSVILLE The city could have become a forest if the t-- mga $ 9 Nfi ) City Council 44a &jA V. ar South Weber 9 Clinton City Council 9 tel tel 9 " I frf |