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Show Asdye City News PAGE 3 REFERENDUM (continued from page 1) and from Cedar City to Kanosh, not to mention the many visitors community to our or the 50,000 travelers that pass by on I15 each day. Therefore, we as the Beaver Valley Hospital Board, support the 1% Health Tax that is being proposed by the Beaver City Council. We feel it will broaden the tax base to all those people using the hospital. And unless you © AUGUST 26, 1994 Environmental Quality (not in attendance at the Beaver when matched with payment - meeting) said that when the final - report of —the Minersville Reservoir study not be sufficient to complete is completed, it will be submitted to the EPA as . "evidence" to obtain funding — for clean-up projects. That: evidence can be coupled with a local on-the-ground demonstration project to apply for additional funding. The $25,000. or so EPA _ dollars available now, even in kind or services, may the J & J Enterprises removal and_ restoration project. Provisions in the timetable guidelines allow for additional funding allocation requests. Mark Peterson, SCS Resource Conservationist, suggested keeping the Clean _Lakes Committee (from the Minersville Reservoir study) as part of a local Steering Committee. Officials in attendance at the meeting in addition to Roper, Jorgenson, and Peterson, were Ace Gillies, Beaver Soil Conservation District concerning agricultural protection area legislation on Monday); Mark Nelson, Extension Agent; and W. D. Robinson, Department of Environmental _ Chairman; Ray Macey, RC ~ & D Coordinator, Tyce Palmer, R C & D Resource Coordinator (Palmer has had a busy week. He Comment period on the Minersville Reservoir addressed the Washington study closes September 1. County | Commission: spend more than $9,600 per year in Beaver City on _ taxable sales such as food and clothing, your expense will be less than you are paying now. This willbea great benefit to our senior citizens and those with small families." _.. Rep. James Yardley introduced the bill, which was passed in the last session of the legislature, to provide the means for funding of city owned _ hospitals. Previously, state government allowed some rural counties to pass tax to subsidize new hospitals. law was The written to allow small cities the same option. Any registered voter who resides inside the incorporated limits of Beaver City is eligible to vote in the referendum. Voters can register at the County Clerk's office, 105 E. Center. HPA | SCHOOL AGAIN! It’s time to get the kids in shape for the coming year with a BACK TO SCHOOL LOAN. Sweaters, jeans, jackets and shoes are expensive, and if the family budget is already tight, some extra cash might come in handy. That’s where we can help. Cash is available and it’s waiting to be used Right Now! (continued from page 1) The demonstration project would be used to stir local interest. "By having a project on the ground that Southern Utah Federal Credit Union will improve water quality we can educate the to the benefits," said Jorgenson, Water and SCS Specialist. Harry Specialist from Department people Gerald Quality Judd, the Utah of MILFORD OFFICE P.O. Box 798 Milford, Utah 84751 (801) 387-2422 Quality Specialist. a ame |
