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Show THE PARK Wednesday, June 28, 1974 CITY dominium . PM. The regular City Council meeting commenced after City Attorney Carol Nemelka and Mayor Price gave preliminary explanations of the acceptance of Prices Mr. resignation and his subsequent election to the post of mayor (see related article, What Happened). After motions concerning the minutes of the previous meeting, the payment of city bills, and the filing of the Library and Justice reports, the Council considered a land trade agreement between the city and Mr. Tom Averill. The agreement would involve the vacating of a dty street and Mr. Nemelka described it as a serious action which involves other property and persons. The matter was taken under advisement by the City Attorney and Councilman Clem Hansen. Mr. John C. Green was nominated by Councilman Leon Uriarte to fill the vacant position on the Planning Commission. The vacancy was created by the resignation of Mr. Richard Ringwood from the Commission. 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People need fish, fish need clean water Special Arrangements 11 ext. 3995 LETTERS TO THE The earth cannot be recycled. Enjoy it! Then 5 Revenue Sharing on the agenda. next was Budget The budget which provides for the expenditure of the $39,499.00 EDITOR leave it as you found it. Roger accepted unanimously. The second SEND was approved was In addition to accounting and tax service of all kinds, 24", 36' POSTERS modification was a reaffirmation of GPCCs receiving only water hookups in return for the development of the Theriot. After the changes were incorporated and City Engineer John Probasco recommended approval of the formula and agreement, the Council accepted it with Jan Wilking and Mary Lehmer abstaining. The City Council next considered the Snyderville Basin Water Agreement. City Manager Wayne Mathews stated that the agreement had been approved by the County with the controlling board having been changed from a three-ma- n board to a five-ma- n board, three of whom are to be from Park City, as desired. Mr. Mathews recommended approval of the Snyderville agreement and the Council did so without a dissenting vote. The Main Street Special Improvement District contract was then awarded to low bidder Valley Asphalt Products. The Lowell-Empir- e Special Improvement District contract was also signed. The work will be done by Martindale and Blackett of Springville, Utah. After it was announced that a public hearing concerning next years dty budget would be held at 8 PM on Thursday, June 27th, the meeting was adjourned. 1974-197- allocation The Page 8 Smioumeinent CITY COUNCIL MINUTES Mr. John Price was reelected as Mayor of Park City during a special meeting of the City Council on Thursday, June 20th. In anticipation of a heated confrontation between the previously resigned mayor and Councilman Mary Lehmer, more than 300 people attended the regular meeting of the Council held in the Memorial Building. As it turned out, most of the fireworks had been defused at the special meeting which was held at 6:30 aim TREASURE MOUNTAIN INN controversial Theriot Spring Water Agreement was then brought before the Council. Mr. Warren King, President of Greater Park City Company, and Mr. Scott Woodland, GPCC attorney, discussed the agreement with Council members and two modifications were suggested. An efficiency or studio, which had previously been considered to be the same as a hotel room un- Coffee Shop OPEN featuring 5d Restaurant Tam - 10pm Sunday Bonanza Breakfast 10am -- 2pm the agreement, was designated as a one bedroom con der For those who don t know us. . . 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