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Show _ SEPTEMBER Dodge ity News 16, 1994 COUNCIL MEETING September 12, 1994 1. Mayor Wiseman called the regular meeting to order . at approximately 7:00 p.m. Those in attendance were: Councilmen Carter, Sower, Dotson, Holm, and Thomas, Recorder Netto, Treasurer Griffiths, Attorney Kanell, Leadman Whiting, Dave Hurst, Mark Whitney, Ron Wunderlich, Dick Tatia Bradshaw, Rollins, Beverly Erickson, Dennis Johnson representing South Central Telephone, and Alice Smith representing the Dodge City News. 2. Dave Hurst asked the Council to deed over title of the alley to property owners in the Railroad Addition. This alley was vacated by the city approximately ten years ago. Council advised him to talk to other property owners, get their signatures and prepare a Quit Claim Deed for the Council to sign. 3. Council held a discussion on providing water and sewer to new development in the Lewis Addition. Leadman Whiting stated that the City needs a new truck line for the sewer system in order to develop new homes in this area. Possible sources of revenue were discussed. 4. Ron Wunderlich, Beaver County Economic Development, reported on information he had received from attending the Community Development Block Grant meeting in St. George, Utah. He presented a list of what Milford would need to do to apply for this grant. Councilman Sower | motioned that a Public Hearing be held October 3, 1994 at 7:00 p.m. for evaluating the CDGB Grant, Councilman Thomas seconded the motion, all in favor. 5: Dennis Johnson, representing South Central Telephone, met with the Council to encourage them — motioned that PAGE 8 building bill or notice of tax deficiency to a taxpayer's to support the sale of the Milford Exchange by U S West to South Central and to answer any questions the Council might have. 6. Tatia Bradshaw, Milford Airport manager, asked the Council for permission to put out bids to spray the hangers for Black Widows. Leadman Whiting was instructed to take care of the problem. She also discussed the Airport Hanger Lease and third party clause, Attorney Kanell will check into a waiver. Councilman Carter motioned to pay expenses for Tatia Bradshaw and Councilman Carter to attend the Fall Utah Airport Operations Conference, Councilman — Dotson seconded _ the motioned to accept the bid from Cover Pools for a winter tarp for the swimming pool, Councilman Dotson seconded __ the motion, all in favor. 14. Attorney Kanell presented a _ Building Inspection Agreement and the changes he had made to the Council to study before making a decision. 15. Councilman Sower motioned to postpone the next Council Meeting until October 3, 1994, Councilman Thomas seconded the motion, all in Security Number. Filers of joint returns should provide this information for both spouses. The IRS has also motion, all in favor. favor. made available an optional 7. The minutes of the August 15, 1994 meeting and August 18, 1994 special 16. "meeting were approved as Holm motioned to approve the. bills and payroll with the Kanell's of bill, Attorney Councilman Carter seconded the motion, all in favor. 9. Councilman Carter motioned to let Councilman Thomas and Attomey Kanell work out the details and move ahead in working out an exchange with the owners. of Manor Councilman the Milford property, Dotson seconded the motion, all in favor. 10. Councilman Sower motioned to appoint Jason Carter and Russell Smith, Contingent on Russell's approval, to fill the unexpired terms of Steven Kinross and Larry Simms, Councilman Thomas seconded the motion, all in favor. 11. Dotson seconded the motion, all in favor. 13. Councilman Holm Leadman Whiting was instructed to put out bids for three tons of fertilizer at the golf course and grass seed to comply with closure of the City Dump. 12. Councilman Holm Councilman Sower stated that the next meeting for the Advisory Committee will be held Wednesday, October written. 8. Councilman addition permits for reroofing be charged $15.00, Councilman 12, 1994 at 6:00 last known address, tho notice is legally effective, even if the taxpayer never receives it. If you move or otherwise change your address after filing your return, you should write to the IRS service center with the proper information. The service center addresses are listed in the instructions to the tax forms. To process a change of address, the IRS needs your full name, signature, old and new addresses, and your Social form Form taxpayers can use. 8822, "Change of Address," can be obtained by calling the IRS toll-free at 1-800-829-3676. p.m. Julie Brewster will serve as the facilitator. Each year your local IRS district offices publicize 17. As there was no further _ business, the meeting was through the media the name, adjourned at approximately 9:40 p.m. taxpayers whose refunds are undeliverable. Through these efforts, the IRS is able to deliver millions -in additional refunds to taxpayers. Taxpayers who believe they are due refunds they have not received ~ Notify the IRS Thousands of American taxpayers are on the move, but unfortunately they are leaving behind their tax refunds, because the Internal Revenue Service doesn't have their new addresses. Last year more than $82,000 in tax refund checks due Utahns were returned by the U.S. Postal Service as_ undeliverable, because taxpayers did not inform the IRS about the change of address. _ Making sure city, and ZIP code of should call toll-free at 1800-829-1040. County Commission Precincts Are Not Divided By Boundaries On the November 8 ballot, County Commission Candidates will be divided you receive your refund is not the only reason for alerting the IRS of an address change. It also helps insure that other important information and notices from the IRS will be received. If the IRS sends a into two races: Precinct A and Precinct B. This does not relate to a boundary. Everyone in the County votes for both Precincts. Candidates living any place in the County can file in either Precinct. NOVEMBER 8 BEAVER COUNTY CANDIDATES COUNTY COMMISSION Precinct A: Gary Sullivan (Inc. Rep.) Mark Whitney (Dem } Precinct B: Ross Marshall (Inc. Rep.) H. E."Griff'Griffiths (Dem) CLERK/AUDITOR Paul Barton (Inc. Dem.) unopposed COUNTY TREASURER LeAnn Joseph (Rep.) Kallie Goff (Dem) COUNTY RECORDER Bruce Brown (Inc. Dem.) unopposed COUNTY ASSESSOR Max Limb (Inc. Rep.) Kelley Stapley (Dem.) COUNTY SHERIFF Ken Yardley (Inc. Dem.) Lynn Mclnelly (Rep) Donald Hagberg (Ind.) SCHOOL BOARD Non-partisan Precinct 4: Patricia Rimpau ({nc.) Larry Maycock Precinct 5: Norman L. Lamb (Inc.) Richard Rose COUNTY ATTORNEY Leo Kanell (Rep./unopposed retention) PRECINCT JUSTICES (Non-partisan/unopposed retention) Beaver - Roland Yardley Minersville - Jetta Davie Milford - Bene Johnson The County Attorney is unopposed because there is no one to oppose him. However, his retention in office still requires voters. approval of the © Precinct Justices are unopposed in an effort to keep the Justice Court system pure. The voters choose. If there are more "yes" votes, these individuals remain in office. If voters cast more "no" votes replacement applies. | |
