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Show Milford Mavitor APRIL 12, 1996 Continued from Page 4 septic systems, Public Health can initiate a feasibility-study, and make recommendations, but the ultimate responsibility for approval/disapproval of a subdivision belongs _, to the County. Commissioner Johnson asked how much latitude the County Commission has for setting water policy. | Commissioner Sullivan was moved by Comm. Johnson, seconded by Comm. , Marshall and moved by Comm. Johnson, seconded unanimously approved to authorize Chairman Johnson to sign the by? agreement resolution. The Advertising will start April 11, 1996 and.will run for four © unanimously approved that the variance for building 1s ‘reaffirmed. imously ap;approved to pass the unanimously. weeks. The Bond election was set for May 7. April 22nd through April 27, public meetings will be held in each community. Mr Carriger will on the list for environmental studies. prepare a rough draft of an information letter to be used in the public meetings and mailings. The letter will be completed by next week Issues identified for study by the Commission are: it. requested Circle Four Farms be put ‘Hog Farm odors THegal Dumping Commissioner ‘moved and Commissioner seconded the adoption Proclamation of April 1-7, Public Health Week. — Vince Power & Light, Johnson Marshall of the 1996 as Crawford, met with Utah the Commission to update _ the commission on a potential mining operation in Beaver County and a potential animal disposal operation. Jerry Ferguson and Vic Saunders met with the County Commission regarding a preliminary ' site plan for a proposed Milford Hotel development. The development requires the purchase of Lots 3 & 4, which are owned by the County. The take the. Commissioners will - proposal under consideration. A public hearing was held on the abandonment of county road with Jim Craw. No one appeared in ' opposition. Beaver County will move the existing cattle guard to the new road and the county road crew will to allow the Board a chance to review The general plan was reviewed. Craig Davis and Doug Carriger will work together to make rough draft of | a plan and will meet with the County Council of Governments June. (COG) in Grant funding for Riverway Enhancement, Non-Motorized and Motorized Trails Programs was discussed. Grant County, a Special on May 7, Submitting of Beaver Utah, the Question of the Issuance of not to Exceed $3,500,000 General Obligation Public . Safety Bonds; Appointing Judges of Election; Consolidating Voting Precincts; Approving the Form of and Directing the Publication of a Notice of Election; and a Sample Ballot and Other Voter Information; and Related Matters was reviewed. It Comm. Bills on — Marshall It was and file were. approved for payment. There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned. These minutes will be presented for approval at the next regularly scheduled meeting. UNAPPROVED MINUTES BEAVER COUNTY MUNICIPAL BUILDING AUTHORITY The Board of Directors of the Beaver County Municipal Building Authority met on April 1, 1996 at 9:30 a.m. for its regularly meeting. Those present were Chad W. _ Johnson, Chairman and President; Ross Marshall, Vice-President; Gary E. Sullivan, Trustee; Doug Carriger, County Planner; and Paul B. Barton, Secretary/Treasurer. applications must be submitted by — ‘ Minutes of the March 4, May 1, 1996 and will be 50% 1996 meeting were read. It was matching. Chad suggests the information turned over to cities. Corporation Resolution for application of credit cards . for Sheriff's office was discussed: In order for Sheriff and Deputies to get Visa and/or MasterCard, the county must pass a resolution. Comm Johnson moved, Comm. county road was discussed. Public Health at 5,559. Dean It was moved by Johnson, seconded by Comm. Marshall, and passed unanimously that 5,559 be accepted for the 1996 fiscal year. ‘The Clerk is authorized to issue the payment after receipt of an invoice from Southwest Public Health. Curtis Baxter met with the _ Commission regarding a request for reaffirming ‘the variance granted twelve years ago by the planning commission. moved by Mr. Sullivan, seconded by Mr. Marshall and unanimously passed to approve the minutes. The agreement for . Engineering Services was discussed. It was moved by Mr. Sullivan, seconded by Mr. Marshall and with Jones & DeMille after some technical changes have been made and approved by the County Attorney. : The bids from the architects were discussed. Sanstrom Architects and Gillies. Stransky Brems Smith Architects were contacted to clarify their bids for fees. After the clarification, both firms were virtually identical as far as fees are — concerned. . References were contacted on both firms. Tt was © moved by Mr. Sullivan, seconded by Mr. Marshall and unanimously approved to hire Gillies Stransky Brems Smith Architects for the proposed jpublic safety center. Financing for the public safety cemter was discussed: The Visit Southern Utah’s Premier Manufactured Home Sales Center ‘yspartan GUERDON | OR omes Villager Off 1-15 Exit 57 at 1365 South Main * Cedar City, Utah 84720 Telephone: 801-865-1198 » FAX: 801-865-1098 Come in and see the difference quality makes! C.1.B. hasi requested that the county have a G.O). Bond election for part of . the project and a referendum election for the revenue bonds that will have to be issued. The proposed election will be helld on May 7. 1996. ‘There being no further: business, the meeting was adjourned. These minutes will be presented for approval at the next regularly scheduled meeting. Quality Construction Marshall seconded, and all voted in favor to pass the resolution. An easement request from Claude Goodwin family, Newell Warr and J.D. Osborn across a Gillies will ‘supervise and set standards: for the project. The supervise to make sure specifications petitioners will pay for the concrete. are followed. Commissioner Marshal) Comm. Marshall moved, Comm. moved,Commissioner Johnson Johnson seconded, and was passed seconded, and it was passed unanimously that Mr. Gillies work unanimously that the county road be with the petitioners to set parameters abandoned with the stipulation that the new road be built within a year . with all costs going to the petitioners. Population estimate for the and before the closing of the old road. county for July 1, 1996 was estimated Meeting adjourned at 3:09. Resolution No. 96-02 - A : for participation with Southwest resolution Providing for Bond Election to be held 1996, for the purpose of to the Qualified Electors Wednesday, April 3, 1996. 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