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Show The National Enterprise, June 29, 1977 Page nine Buildings will get safety check All the buildings in downtown Salt Lake City will become subjects of a code compliance study, to be conducted by the Salt Lake City department of building and housing services and the Downtown Council. According to Craig Peterson, director of the city department, the study is scheduled to be implemented during a Downtown Council meeting this week. The department has hired tw'o people to conduct the research, and the Downtown Council is creating a Downtown Code Compliance Committee to monitor the activity and. at the end of six months, review the results and make recommendations. "The two people will be looking at the condition of every building in Fire Zone 1 : between 9th South and North Temple and 3rd West and 5th East," Peterson said. "They will be looking at all safety provisions for fire and earthquake, exiting procedures, structural problems, wind load and live load (how many people can safely occupy the building)." The results of the study will be used to form the building code for downtown City lowers license fee buildings, Peterson added. similar study was authorized last year by the fire department but it was never finished, Peterson said. This new study has been implemented at the request of the A on vending machines Downtown Council. Peterson said the department is considering conducting a similar study in Sugarhouse after the downtown research is completed. The Sugar-hous- e While the Salt Lake City business license department has proposed most license fees be study would be conducted in conjunction with the Sugarhouse Chamber of machines. increased, it has reduced ulatory fees for vending to John Wheat, department director, effective According A v INVESTORS EARN 12 ON YOUR MONEY reg- July 7 vending machine owners will pay 50 cents per machine for a sticker that must be applied to the device, noting payment of the fee. The fees used to range from Going West? $2.50 to $6.00 per machine, depending on what it dis- pensed. secured by deeds of trust on Earn a minimum of 12 homes, unimproved lands and commercial Utah properties. investments thoroughly processed and investigated by United Mortgage and protected by title insurance. All investors have never lost a cent in Our record is perfect-o- ur over 23 years of doing business. For further information, no obligation of course, please call 1 or write to: 486-587- UNITED MORTGAGE COMPANY 2900 So. State, Suite 100 Salt Lake Chy, Utah 84115 Amtrak has announced it is reducing round trip fares for The ordinance reducing the fees was passed by the city commission May 31. In addition to reducing the fee it requires machine owners to pay the fee, rather than the proprietor of the location. Also, it permits city authorities to confiscate and sell any machine without a sticker, and it exempts gumball machines, the proceeds of which go toward eleemosynary passengers traveling in the very early morning hours (between 1:00 and 4:30 a.m.) on its "San Francisco Zephyr" route between ElkoCarlin and Winnemucca, Nevada. The fare is effective from June 15 to August 15, and is almost half price the regular fare: just $1.00 more than a oneway trip. Business Licenses Village Cobbler Shoe Repair, 1346 Foothill Dr., shoe repair. Associate T.V. & Sound, 2023 So. 800 E.; electronic - T.V. repairmen. Sports Brokerage, Inc., 604 So. State; retail used guns. Star Dist. Co., 2274 Bridger Rd.; wholesale beer dist. Man's Auto Parts, 1425 So. 300 W.; wholesale auto parts & acces. Rainbow Press, 1203 E. Wilmington Ave.; printing - sub- contractor. R.M. Harman, 1740 W. 15th So.; mfg. & service signs. Pacific Trails, Ncwhousc 1019. Bldg., Appleton Electrical Co., 25 So. 300 E.; factory rep. agency. Hochhaltcr Sales Co., 2270 S. 1900 E.; mfg. rep. James Truman Roberts, Jr., 577 Ninth Ave.; consultation data processing. Sonasi Parha, 914 S. 5th E.; landscaping. Tire Customizing Specialties, Inc., 2114 S. 11th E.; in the field service on tires. Christa D. Spilkcr, 1436 Dupont Ave.; sewing & knitting instruction. A Professional Design & I)cv., 350 S. 400 E.. 301 A; -- home design. K.M. Designs, 1174 E. 27th So.; 14; home design firm. New Products Corp. United Energy Corp., 1399 S. 700 E., 12; energy resource development. Mountain State Tile, 2294 E. 27th So.; ceramic tile contractor. Old Charm New Era, 2023 So. 800 E.. 14; practice of cos- metology. Houlihan, Lokcy, Howard, 32 Exchange PL; fin & valuation consultants. Hundreds of Utah companies, professional firms and institutions have made the move to lower cost BCS supplied phone systems. They are now enjoying the advantages of better service, more equipment features, greater flexibility for growth and high reliability. Today, whether your business is medicine, automotive repair, engineering, manufacturing, real estate, insurance, finance, or just about anything else, there is a BCS system for you. One that will assure you substantial savings over Bell systems. Wed be very pleased to provide you with details. Beehive Elks Lodge, 407, 248 W. So. Temple. Royal Mant Co., 574 E. 200 So.; janitorial maintenance. Graystonc Realty, 1170 E. 27 So.; real estate sales. James F. Larkin, 1477 So. 1000 W.; land development. Valley Sports Association, 1200 W. N. Temple; concessions. Fat Jacks Saloon, 64 W. 400 So.; retail beer. Frank II. Gold, 1174 E. 2700 So., 5; solicitation of orders for food products. The Works, 2029 So. 21st E.; retail - floral & gifts. George Diesel Service Co., 2011 W. 17th So.; detroit diesel end repair. II. P. Morphis Antiques, 158 E. 3rd So. Wrangler Western Wear, Ncwhousc Bldg.. 801; mfg. rep. Pat Patterson & Mike Green, Ncwhousc Bldg., 808. Lindberg Co., 431 So. 3rd E.; mfg. rep. Communications Systems 487-474- 1 Doug Purslow, Ncwhouse Bldg., 906; mfg. rep. M.P. Kearns, Ncwhousc Bldg., 914; mfg. rep. Holland Equipment Co., 2420 W. 21st So.; mfg. & distr. of const. & mining equipment. Datid J. Mcssmer, 1583 So. 21st E.; mfg. rep. |