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Show of one per cent three-fourth-s ( Nft) of the sales price of the property. Except as hereinafter provided, and except insofar as they are inconsistent with the provisions of (b) (1) ORDINANCE NO. 38 An ordinance imposing a three-fourth- s of one per cent municipal sales and use tax, providing for the performance by the State Tax Commission of aU functions incident by the administration, operation and collection of a sales and use tax hereby imposed, providing penalties for lihe violation thereof and repeal-bithe previously enacted uniform focal sales and use tax ordinance of the municipality. Be it ordained by the City Council of Roosevelt City, Utah: Section 1.' Title. This ordinance shall be known as the Uniform Local Sales and Use Tax Ordinance of the City of Roosevelt. Section 2. Purpose. The 41st Session of the Utah of Utah has Legislature authorized the counties and municipalities of the State of Utah to enact sales and use tax ordinances imposing a three-fourth- s of one per cent tax thus enabling this increase its municipality focal option sales and use tax of one per cent from one-haof one per to three-fourth- s cent. Additionally, said Session of the Legislature had enacted amendments to Chapters 15 and 16 of Title 59, Utah Code Annotated, 1953, sufficiently to require this municipality to modify its sales and use tax ordinance to bring about conformity to those changes. It is the purpose of this ordinance to conform the Uniform Local Sales and Use Tu of the municipality to the requirements of the Uniform Local Sales and Use Tax law of Utah, Chapter 9 of Title IL Utah Code Annotated, 1953, as currently amended by the previously repealing enacted Uniform Local Sales and Use Tax Ordinance of this municipality and by this ordinance a new Uniform Local Sales and Use Tax ordinance. Section 3. Effective of Former Ordinance. This ordinance shall become effective as of 12:01 o'clock a.m., July 1, 1975. The provisions of the previously enacted Uniform Local Sales and Use Tax ordinance of the municipality which is repealed , hereby and which are in conflict herewith shall until 12:00 o'clock midnight, June 30, 1975. The provisions of this ordinance which are not in conflict with said former ordinance shall be deemed to be a continuation thereof and duties and any rights, obligations arising thereunder shall not in any way be deemed abrogated or terminated. Section 4. Sales Tax. (a) (1) From and after the effective date of this ordinance, there is levied and there shall be collected and paid a tax upon every retail sale of tangible personal property, services and meals made within the municipality of at the rate of three-fourth- s one percent (Vi). (2) For the purpose of this ordinance all retail sales shall be presumed to have been consummated at the place of business of the retailer unless the tangible personal property sold is delivered by the retailer or his agent to an destination or to a common carrier for delivery to an g lf In the event a retailer has no permanent place of business destination. the state, or has more than one place of business, the in at which the place nr places retail sales are consummated shall be as determined under and regulations presmlied and adopted by the State Tax Commission. Public utilities as defined by Title 54, Utah Code Annotated, 1953, shall not be obligated to determine the place or places within any county or municipality where public utilities services are rendered, but the place of sale or the sales tax revenues arising from such service allocable to the city shall be as determined by the Slate Tax Commission pur suant to an appropriate formula and other rules and regulations to be prescribed and adopted by it. (b) (1) Except as hereinafter provided, and except insofar as they are inconsistent with the provisions of the Uniform Local Sales and Use Tax Law of Utah, all of the provisions of Chapter 15, Title 59, Utah Code Annotated, 1953, as amended, and in force and effect on the effective dale of this ordinance, insofar as they relate to sales taxes, excepting Sections and thereof, and excepting for the amount of the sales tax levied therein, are hereby adopted and made a part of this ordinance as though fully set forth herein. (2) Wherever, and to the extent that in Chapter 15 of Title 59, Utah Code Annotated, 1953, the State of Utah is named or referred to as the taxing agency, the name of this uiaunicipality shall be substituted therefor. Nothing in this subparagraph (b) shall be deemed to require substitution of the name of the maunicipality for the word State when that word is used as part of the title of the State Tax Commission, or of the Constitution of the State of Utah, nor shall the name of the municipality be substituted for that of the State in any section when the result of that substitution would require action to be taken by or against the municipality or any agency thereof, rather than by or against the State Tax Commission in performing the functions incident to the administration or operation of this ordinance. (3) If an annual license has been issued to a retailer under of the said Section Utah Code Annotated, 1953, an additional license shall not be required by reason of this section. (4) There shall be excluded from the purchase price paid or charged by which the tax is measured: (A) The amount of any sales or use tax imposed by the State of Utah upon a retailer or consumer; (B) Receipts from the sale of tangible personal property upon which a sales or use tax has become due by reason of the same transaction to any other municipality and any county in the State of Utah, under a sales or use tax ordinance enacted by that county or municipality in accordance with the Uniform Ijocal Sales and Use Tax Law of Utah. Section 5. Use Tax. (a) An excise tax is hereby imposed on the storage, use, or other consumption in this municipality of tangible personal property from any retailer on or after the operative date of this ordinance for storage, use or other consumption in the the rules 59-15- 1 3 at the rate minicipaliLy of said Uniform Local Sales and Use Tax Law of Utah, all of the provisions of Chapter 16, Title 59, Utah Code Annotated, 1953, as amended and iq force and effect on the effective date of this ordinance, applicable to use taxes, excepting the provisions of 5 and Sections thereof, and excepting for the amount of the tax levied therein, are hereby adopted and made a part of this section as though fully set forth herein. (2) Wherever and to the extent that in said Chapter 16 of Title 59. Utah Code Annotated, 1953, the State of Utah is named or referred to 59-16-- 1 as the taxing apney, the name of this municipality shall therefor. be substituted Nothing in this subparagraph (b) shall be deemed to require the substitution of the name of this municipality for the word State when that word is used as part of the title of the State Tax Commission, or of the Constitution of lthe State of Utah, nor shall the name of the municipality be substituted for that of the State in any section when the results of that substitution would require action to be taken by or against the minicipality or any agency thereof, rather than by or against the municipality or any agency thereof, rather than by or against the State Tax Commission in performing the functions incident to the administrative or operation of this ordinance. (3) There shall be exempt from the tax due under this section: (A) The amount of any sales or use tax imposed by the State of Utah upon a retailer or consumer, (B) The storage, use or other consumption of tangible personal property, the gross receipts from the sales of or the cost of which has been subject to sales or use tax under a sales or use tax ordinance enacted in accordance with the Uniform Local Sales and Use Tax Law of Utah by any other municipality and any county of the State. Section 6. Contract State Tax with Commission. Heretofore, this municipality has entered into an agreement with the State Tax Commission to perform all functions incident to the administration or operation of the sales and use tax ordinance of the municipality. That contract is hereby confirmed and the mayor is hereby authorized to enter such into supplementary agreement with the State Tax be Commission as may necessary to the continued administration an operation of the local sales and use tax ordinance of the municipality as by this ordinance. Section 7. Penalties. Any person violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conbe viction thereof, shall punishable by a fine in an amount less than $300.00 or imprisonment fen: a period of not more than six months, or by both such fine and imprisonment. Section 8. Severability. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase, or portion of this ordinance, including but not limited to any exemption is for any reason held to be invalid or unconstitutional by the decision of any court of competent such decision jurisdiction, shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this ordinance. It is the intention of the each Council that City separate provision of this ordinance shall be deemed of all other independent herein. provisions City by the Adopted Council of the City of Roosevelt, Utah, this 22nd day of April, 1975. Hollis G. Hullinger Mayor Attest Josephine Yergensen City Recorder Published in the Uintah Ba- sin Standard May 1, 1975. OTHER SIZES CONCRETE 4" TO 24 PIPE. IRRIGATION and DRAINAGE. ALL SIZES ALL PRICES ARE PLANT PICK-U- P NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of George E. Fisher, Sr., deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at the office of R. Earl Dillman, Esq., P, O. Box 308, Roosevelt, Utah, on or before the 17th day of July, 1975. SALT LAKE: 333 So. Redwood Road North Salt Lake, Ph. OGDEN: 601 West 12th St., Ph. LOGAN: South Highway 91. Ph. 532-111- 399-117- 752-631- PROVO: Ph. 373-860- 0 1 1 0 (no toll charge) George E. Fisher, Jr., Executor of the Estate of George E. Fisher, Sr., deceased. Published in the Uintah Basin Standard April IT, 24, May 1, and 8, 1975. 15 LaMeaa, CaL 92041, $286.94. NOTICEOF FINAL SALE Notice is hereby given that on the 27th day of May, 1975 at 10 a.m. at the front door of the County Courthouse in Duchesne, Duchesne County, Utah, I will offer for sale at public auction and sell to the highest bidder for CASH pursuant to the provisions of Utah Code Sec. 59 Annotated, 1953, as amended, the following described real estate situate in said County and now held by it under preliminary tax sale. No bid for less than the total amount of taxes, interest, penalty and costs which are charged upon such real estate will be accepted. NO PERSONAL Viata Valley Estates: Lots 57-559. Blk I). Plat 01 Arthur R. Black more. Box 819. Hurricane, Utah, 84737, CHECKS $27.73. 10-6- BE WILL ACCEPTED IN PAYMENT OF A BID. Block 95 Duchesne Lots City Survey, Howard Mec-ha5-- Utah, Duchesne, $233.89. Block 29, My ton Lots City Survey, Lawrence C. Jr. Madge K. WalL Box 412 Roosevelt, Utah $170.00. Beg. 1011.25 ft. E of SW cor. SEA, Sec. 15. T2S, R1W.. USM th. E. 100 ft. N. 252 ft. W. 100 it. S. 252 ft. to beg. Wm. Chad & Carma S. Peatross, David & Betty Sam. $111.78. W. 10 ft. Lot 9. Blk 3, ML Emmons Survey, Doyle Leo Utah, Neilson, Lapoint, $14.76. 1 Pinon Lot 77, Plat Retreat, Stanley Title Co., Heber, Utah, $32.89. Lot 4, Block 3, Talmage Carrie Survey, Harry A. Utah, Talmage, Thayne, $404.77. Pinon Ridge: 5 ft. on N side Lot 18, Plat 91 W. C. & Virginia A. Ogle, P. 0. Box 1178, Scotsdale, Ariz., $11.11. 2 Plat Lots William C. & Lorraine Milner, Palm 2079 Paseo Roseta, Springs, Cal., $58.32. N 9 ft Lot 184, PUt 2. William L. & Maxine Chinn, 429 Juniper Ave. Santa Ana, CaL $12.27 N 9 ft. Lot 185, PUt 2. Pinon Ridge Land of 177-17- Co.. $12.27. Lot 417, PUt 92, Helen A. Adams 7t int & Chester A. & Lois R. Root 'A int.. Box 624, Rancho Sante Fe, CaL 92067, $32.88. 6 lineal ft on E side of Lot 423, PUt 02, Leonard Ver471 meer, E. Way, Tahquite-McCallu- Palm Springs, Cal. 92262, $12.27. Lots 550 to 560. PUt 02, Laurence E. & Norene E. MacDonald, 7585 Seton Hall, XOURTHOUSElSQUARES PUNcmurYt GUES&lNG HOHl LATE THE FEUOtf OTHER CORNER HELPFUL IDEAS FOR SUCCESSFUL RETIREMENT AARP RESOLUTIONS Included among the major resolutions adopted by the over 6 million member American Association of Retired Persons recently were: To support the increase in the earnings limitation test for Social Security benefit recipients from 12.400 to $3,600 and its ultimate repeal. To support the enactment of legislation to prohibit the inclusion of mandatory retirement age in any employment agreement or contract. That purchasing power of the dolUr. the Congress, the Executive Branch and the Federal Reserve Board must improve coordination of all aspects of monetary and fiscal policy. That legislation should be enacted that would establish area planning agencies within states to develop overall health resources plans and to approve or disapprove the use of Federal health funds in accordance with these plans That the stales and local governments should provide substantial property tax relief to elderly homeowners and renters of low and moderate income. That the Federal Government must take an active part in the financing and production of new housing. 1,1975 $70.30. Lots 11. 33. 34. Blk E, Plat 01, Arthur R. Blarkmore, Box 819, Hurricane. Ut. 84737, $70.27. Lot 35. Blk E. Plat 01 Arthur R. Blarkmore. Box 819 Hurricane, Ut. 84737, $27.74. Lota 41 42. Blk E. Plat 01. Harry E. Coates. Box 2206. El Cajon, Cal. 92021, $58.33. Lots 49 50. Blk E. Plat 01. Michael 247 O. Knops, Channel Heights Ct. Ventura. Cal., 93003, $58.33. Lot 58. Blk E. Plat 01. Arthur R. Blarkmore, Box 819, Hurricane, Ut. 84737, Lots 59 , Blk K. Plat 01 Arthur R. Blarkmore, Box 819. Hurricane, Ut. 84737, 60-67- $70.25. Lot 68. Blk E. Plat 01. Arthur R. Blarkmore, Box 819 Hurricane. Ut. 84737, $27.74. Blk E, Plat 01. Lots 73-7Arthur R. Blarkmore, Box 819 Hurricane, Ut. 84737, $49.01. Lot 27, Blk F. Plat 01. Claude C. ft Ruby G. Denman, 2508 E. Hazelwood, Phoenix, Ariz. $32.88. Lot 53, Blk F. Plat 01. Harry E. Coates. P. O. Box 2206, El Cajon. Cal. $32.87. Lots 18. 19, 32, 33, 34. 37. 38. 39. 40. Blk H. Plat CONTROL SHOPLIFTING Robert Hansen left, Assistant Utah Attorney General, and Mark Darney, president of the Utah Council of Retailers & Wholesalers, explain the new publicity campaign to a meeting of the Council. The campaign, which will run throughout the year, stresses the seriousness of shoplifting and explains the provisions of the new Utah law. anti-shoplifti- ng 01. Harry E. Coates. Box 2206, El Cajon. Cal. $236.23. Lot 46. Blk H. PUt 01. Paul E. Bocek, Lava Hot Springs, Idaho. $27.79. Blk H. PUt 01. Lots Box 2206. El E. Coates, Harry Cajon, Cal. $58.33. Blk H, PUt 01. LoU 57-5Harry E. Coates, Box 2206. El Cajon, Cal. $58.33. Blk I, PUt 01. Lots Hot Lava Paul Bocek, $49.01. Idaho, Springs, Blk I. PUt 01. Lots 29-3Harry E. Coates, Box 2206, El 54-5- ng Shoplifting costs Utahns $15 million 11-1- Cajon, CaL $58.32. incl. Blk Lots 19-2- J. PUt Harry E. Coates, Box 2206, El Cajon, Cal, $134.53. Lot 104, Plat 03, Educational Fund. Corp., 375 W 200 So., Salt Lake City. Ut. 84102, 3 VI, $32.86. Lot 1. PUt 03. Paul A. & Gladys M. Bocek. Lava Hot Springs, Idaho, $27.71. Lot 33, PUt 03. Roy ft Lois McAlister, Box 195, Lava Hot Springs, Idaho, $27.28. Lots 2-- PUt 03. Paul A. & GUdvs M. Bocek, Lava Hot Springs, Idaho, $48.96 Lot 3, PUt 03, Paul A. & Gladys M. Bocek, Lava Hot Springs, Idaho, $27.73. Lot 61, PUt 03, Roy & Lois McAlister, Box 195, Lava Hot Springs, Idaho, $27.28. Lots 62-6PUt 03 Donald L. May, 3275 Joyce Drive, Salt Lake City, Ut. 84109, $58.33. Lot 64, PUt 03, Donald L. May, 3275 Joyce Drive, Salt Lake City, Ut. 84109, $32.87. Lots 73-7PUt 03, Ray & LoU McAluter, Box 195, Lava Hot Springs, Idaho, $48.13. Lots 70-7PUt 03, Ray LoU McAlister, Box 195, Lava Hot Springs, Idaho, $48.13. Lot 72, PUt 03, Roy McAluter, Box 195, Lava Hot Springs, Idaho, $27.28. Lots 122-12PUt 03, Viola Peery, Box 103, Martha, Okla. 73556, $58.32. Lots 124-12PUt 03, Viola Peery, Box 103, Martha, OkU. 73556, $58.32. 3 Mr. and Mrs. Owen & Sarah McCabe, 6260 San Ramon Way, Buena Park, CaL $58.33. Lots 237-23PUt 03, Edgar W. & Lottie Ogden, 638 E. Granada Ct., Ontario, CaL 91762. $58.33. Lots 239-24PUt 03. Arthur R. Blarkmore, Box 819, Hurricane, Ut. $64.01. 135-13- C. Lot 246, PUt 03, Arthur R. BUckmore, Box 819, Hurricane, Ut. $35.75. Blk 4. Zolier Lot Escrow Verne Barnett, 610 S. Lincoln St. Santa Maria, CaL $32.85. Lots B 25 26, PUt 5. Shield Kim & Industries, Inc. Riahwain, 231 E Weber Ave. Stockton, CaL $45.65. Lot 176, PUt 5. Don August Eymann, 4100 Birch St. Suite 102, Newport Beach, CaL A-9- $9.25. to F 100, PUt 9, Lots Donald L. & Mildred M. Dunn, 3320 Casa Grande Hwy, Tucson, Ariz. 85705, F-4- 1 in order to stabilize the MAY 8 Lots James SENIOR CITIZEN'S STANDARD $1,531.74. County of acre Lot 5 (V: T2S. Sec. 36, NWASW'A), R9W, USM.. Carl 0. & Margie A. Cooley, 821 Kingston Ave., Salt Lake City. Ut. 84107, $182.12. Beg. at pt. 544.5 ft W of NE of NE'ANE'A (lot 1. Sec. 5, T1S, R1W, USM. S 206.25 ft. W 30 ft. N. 206.25 ft E. 30 ft. to beg. Also beg. 740.75 ft. W. NE Cor. NE'ANE'A (Lot 1) th S 206.25 fL W 10 ft.. N 206.25 ft. E 10 ft. to beg.. Robert Ed & Rose C. Lucero Pete R. Lucero, Roosevelt, cm-- , Shoplifting in Utah is costing more than $15 million a year. With the new Uw, plus the information campaign we're starting today, we hope to control or eliminate this costly crime." So said Robert Hansen, Assistant Utah Attorney General, at a meeting of the Utah Council of Retailers and Wholesalers in Salt Lake City on Monday, April 21. Hansen's speech was given at the kickoff of a massive statewide publicity campaign. Purpose of the campaign is to make Utahns more aware of the seriousness of shoplifting and to inform them of the provisions of the Law passed thu year the Utah LegisUlure. by Hansen explained provisions of the new law as follows: Merchants May now question and detain suspected shoplifters without becoming g Ut. $12.92. Beg 175 rds E of W'A cor. Sec. 10. T2S, R2W, USM E. 30 rds, S 160 rds, W 30 rds, N 106 rds to beg., Chester W. Allen int., Angelo ft Jeanette Arbizu 'A int.. Box CaL 19131, Sacramento, 95819, $33.97. W 125 acres of T2S, R2W, USM., S'i, Sec. 10, mental Environ- LTD, Development Diego, CaL Box 6295, San 92106, $265.74. SE'ASE'A, Sec. 28. T2S. R2W, USM, Lawrence C. Wall Jr., Box 412, Roosevelt, Ut $241.25. Sec. 33. NVzNEttNE'A; T2S. R2W, USM, Lawrence C. Wall Jr. Box 412, Roosevelt, $189.62. E'ASW'ANW'ANEA Sec. 30. T2S, R4W, USM, Leonard C. Acevedo, Iric Schmidt, 617 Los Ave. S. Evergreen Angeles, CaL 90023, $19.33. NWViNW'ANE'ASE'A, 7. T2S. R5W, USM. James A. Ritter, 2262 Pacific Ave. Costa Mesa, CaL 92627, Sec. $13.96. EVtSW'ANE'ASE'ASWU of Sec. 16, T2S, R5W, USM, L. Wayne & Colleen R. Kiley, Costa Mesa, CaL $14.30. SWWSW'A, Sec. 17, T3S, R3W, USM, Hilton Exchange Plan Corp, AlUtate Title Escrow, Box 3818 Torrance, CaL 94004, $43.75. EVfSWWSW'ASW'A. Sec. 3. T3S. R6W, USM. Chryl R. Rash & Edythe J. Rash, 7142 Orangethorpe Sp 5A, Buena Park. CaL 90620, $17.94. SE'ANWA Sec. 8. T3S, R6W. USM. Robert E. & Maryanne Lancaster, 3090 Panorama Rd. Riverside, CaL 92506. $36.55. Vi int. in S'A Sec. 31, T3S, USM. Robert C. Madsen. 13800 So. 2828 W, Riverton, Ut. 84065, $91.42. R7W, SWANWA; NViNW'A; NW'ASW'A Sec. 10. T4S, R7W. USM. Wilson & Fields. 1555 E. St., San Bernadino, CaL $174.36. In Witness Whereof I have hereunto set my hand and officul seal this 16th day of April, 1975. Janet Cowan Duchesne County Auditor Published in the Uintah Basin Standard April 24, May 1, 8, and 15, 1975. civilly or criminally lUble for false arrest or slander. Merchants may also request any customer to keep all merchandise in full unpaid-fo- r view, again without incurring lUbilily. Merchants may sue shoplifters in civil court for the full retail value of the merchandise stolen, plus court costs and attorneys' fees, plus exemplary damages. Parents are responsible for the actions of their children who are caught shoplifting, and may lie sued in the same way shoplifters are. Parents have a responsiblity to make a reasonable effort" to restrain their children and to report any shoplifting to the store or to the police as soon as they learn of it. Criminal penalties remain Said Hansen: unchanged. Shoplifting is stealing, which can result in s jail sentence plus s criminal fine. And this is in addition to the lawsuit the merchant may now bring against the shoplifter." According to Hansen, a concerted effort is being made the throughout State to acquaint Utahns with the provisions of the law. A public service campaign is being launched in all communications media, to include radio, television and newspaper advertising and publicity, as well as use of outdoor billboards, bus signs and store posters. In addition, high schools, junior high schools and civic organizations throughout the Slate are being invited to hold assemblies and meetings on the subject. A movie, "Shoplifting, It's a Steal" will be Consumers' Corner AEROSOL CANS Handle those aerosol cans with care. They may explode as a result of high heat or puncturing. They may be flammable if used near matchei, burning cigarettes, or open flames. They may be toxic if large quantities are inhaled in an unventilated room. Nearly 5,000 people received emergency room treatment last year for injuries connected with aerosols. Since over 300 products are packaged in pressurized cans, and mure than 2 billion of this type container are on the market today, it is wise to play it safe- Read instructions on the can. Have plenty of ventilation when you spray indoors. Don't smoke while spraying. Don't use sprays near heating appliances, gas stoves or other flame or heat sources. Stop using aerosol cans at first sign of dizziness, nausea, headache, blurred vision, or skin irritation. Store containers in a cool place. Don't expose cans to direct sunlight, radiators, stoves, or other heat sources. Don't store aerosols in car during hot weather. Keep aerosols out of reach of children. Teach them dangers. Do not puncture containers. Do not throw empty" aerosols in incinerators or trash compactors. NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE The following described property will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder at the west door of the County Courthouse in Duchesne, County of Duchesne, Stste of Utah, on May 19th, 1975, at 1:00 p.m. of said day, Lots 6, 7, and 8, Block 12, My ton Townsite Survey. Purchase price to be payable in lawful money of the United States of America. Dated this 15th day of to-wi- t: made available to interested schools, along with public speakers either from the community or from the State April 1975. Stanley Title Attorney General's office. Abstract Co., A brochure is being printed Trustee for general distribution, exPaul B. Stanley plaining the provisions of the Published in the Uintah BaLaw. new sin Standard April 24, May 1, school Later in the year a and 8, 1975. will be contest posier g initiated. R&HELE&S? EACH DAY CAN BE A NEW BEGINNING With certain few exceptions your body has the means to restore itself. If your muselea art weak, yon ran exercise to Increase their strength. If a bone is broken, it can be healed. If jour body does not serve yon well, yon can assist it to do a better job. Whatever the problem, the odds are that your physician ean help yon correct it. Depend less on menls and mere on n physician's guidance. self-tre- Yon will aave much at skhncsa-tlm- a. HUISH ftfOGHTED DRUGOrt DRUGS ZJE O I |