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Show = Tetter to theEditor SE SSS minutes to commend you on the wonderful job you are doing of reporting the news, especially the 1. that city bad you report the news. I was amazed at that statement. You are not the one.domg the negative things, you are just reporting them to the people. When a person is a registered lobbyist for a company that'stands to make a huge amount of money in the area and has a very special interest here, also serves on the city council and the ESS the formation of a County Council of Governments. Councilmember Mark Dotson moved that the Mayor's appointed to the City Council. The motion was seconded by Junior Davis. The Council voted 2-0-1. Councilmember John Carter abstained from the vote. The motion failed. Mayor Wiseman announced a fiveminute recess at 8 Following the recess, the Council reconsidered issue of appointing a new Councilmember. drafted to change the zoning on this property from R- 1 Councilmember Mark Dotson moved that the Mayor's -6 to RM- 1 5 to accommodate this development project. recommendation, to appoint Enoch Swain be approved. voting, it is still a conflict of interest. When a statement is made by the mayor of Milford that a PERSON WOULD NOT BE A GOOD COUNCILMAN BECAUSE THEY HAVE ABSTAINED OR VOTED NO in the past, which I always thought was a constitutional right, it really raises an eyebrow. Then along with that when a vote doesn't go the way a few of the councilmen want they call a recess. and take the descending voter outside for a while and he comes back in with a changed mind, it is: clear that democracy is not alive and well in Milford, but bemg governed by " special interests is. But how dare you report it in your paper? Motion was seconded by Junior Davis. Council voted 30. ae passed. 4. He -Rezone Recom endation Se this public hearing the Council heard a presentation by Cindy Whitney and Sherri Yardley regarding their proposed development of a day care-and preschool center. The development is planned for property a 100 E. 500 N. and requires a rezone to allow the development to continue. The Planning Commission had recommended that the necessary two lots in the Mountain View Estates Subdivision be rezoned toRM- 15. Councilmember John Carter moved that an ordinance be drafted tochange the zoning on this property from R-10 to RM-15. Motion was seconded _ by Junior Davis. Council voted 3-0. Motion passed. 5. Little League Request - Karen Nelson and Connie Barnes, representing the Little League Association, requested that the City Council reinstate the annual $500. : donation to the Little League program. This donation is used to pay the individual who waters the Little League ballficid. This arrangement was made several years ago, when it became clear that the schedule followed by the City crew would not work effectively for the Little League and its schedule of games... The City Council asked the City Manager if funds were available. The City, school:omthe franchise dax, ‘the: Manager assured:the: Council that fufids were available comments would be limited to 3 minutes and it had to be about the franchise tax. a few people who were not for it were told their time was up or what they were saying was not about the tax and to sit down. However when any of the circle four cheerleaders got up to praise circle four for saving our Council directed the City Manager to identify ‘the necessary funds and issue the payment to the Little League Association. 6. A.I.& T Earnest Money Agreement - Mark Whitney discussed the current sale status of the A.T.&T. building. Mr. Whitney indicated that the pending sale had failed to close escrow, Consequently, the earnest money deposit had been forfeited to the City, a total of $ 1,000. Mr. Whitney suggested the need for a certified © appraisal on the building. He indicated that due to the requirements of environment audits an ever increasing community, there didn't seem to be a time limit or any subject number of banks are requiring certified appraisals. He restrictions. The city council handed the environmental audits, to address the environment over the industrial park to Circle 4 that the people of Milford payed for for a pittance. Then all of sudden we can’t have a pool, golf course, etc. because the city is out of money. The AT&T building can be sold for $100,000, but the money can’t be used to help with the budget or for the things the city really needs, it has to go to the golf course to placate some baby that thinks he’s gods gift to Milford, that doesn't like to’play only five holes of golf and to further line the pockets of special went on to recommend that the City accomplish one of problems and create a fair market value. Mr. Whitney further suggested that the City may want to offer the opportunity of carrying the loan, on the building, to improve the chances for sale. The City Council indicated that they have always been willing to carry the sales loan. Staff was directed to contact the Five Counties Council of Governments, to determine what funding may be available to accomplish the appraisal, environmental audit and to identify the costs for abatement and/or removal of hazardous materials within the building. ‘7. City _Minutes_-July Council 16, 1996 _- Councilmember Junior Davis moved from the meeting of July 16, 1996 be Motion was seconded by Mark Dotson. 0. Motion passed. 8. Golf Course Contract - The City that the minutes approved as read. Council voted 3- interests. They have done me a huge favor though, they clued me in to the fact that what I’ve been the shared revenue from the annual permits, which he smelling isn’t pig dung. In fact, I’ve been told that 1 can't smell anything. So now that I can't smell that rank smell I thought I (g could smell, I feel a lot better. As for the letter the dog wrote you; some people let things like a uniform, badge, gun, and position Project Report - B.J. mentioned his intent to prepare a proposed annexation agreement for the golf course area, for the Council's ' consideration at the August 20, 1996 meeting. Mr. Moore mentioned his concern with general priorities for various projects. The Council directed staff the bills and payroll seconded Land: $32,000, $66,000, Thank you again. - Milford Kathy+# Bedingfield,” City: the editorial policy or viewpoint of the Beaver County Monitor. Equal space will be provided for opposing Century 21 First Choice Realty 965 South Main Cedar City, UT 84720 : Office: 3. The City Council oe brictty ‘ dud discussed the need to make an “’ appointment to the County : Planning Commission once the iwi a motion that'the Council go into executive session, at 7: 10 am. Councilmember Davis seconded the motion. Council voted 4 “0. } Motion passed. 5. Councilmember Dotson made 801-438-5451 757 N. Main Beaver, Utah Res: Cellular: to regular session, at 7:32 am. °” Councilmember Carter seconded the motion. Council voted 4- 0. Motion passed. ‘ 6. The City Council briefly =. FARM discussion included some consideration of the Community ® Fax: 801-387-5521 P. O. Box 224 State Farm Insurance Companies Home Offices: Bloomington, Illinois Correction: The Teddy Bear cake featured in the 16 issue was made by Jenna Service Block Grant program as a potential source of funding. The Council, directed staff to research the State Development Grant for the Library to determine the City's requirements under the grant. The meeting was adjourned at 7:40 am. TOOL BOX RENTAL, INC. $20,000. 801-865-1802 801-599-2802 1275 N. Main ne "* a motion that the Council return i: $16,000. 801-586-122} : _ Smith was absent. ne 2. The City Council briefly discussed the appointment to the ts Council to replace Larry Sower. "It was mentioned that staff had ae received letters of interest from nat Larry Sower. INSURANCE $195,000. Randy Moris ‘i ‘Treasurer. “Councilman Russell For Further Information Call: Letters to the Editor must be signed and have a daytime phone number for verification. Comments ~its< clerk and custodian needs. The $80,000. $45,000. ©440 Acres 7.5 miles S/W of Milford between Milford Mat & Lund Hwy o1845 discussed the potential for parttime assistance to address the ® 11.72 Acres West of Sunnyside Subdivision. Surveyed and mapped for ® © © ®@ sat Thdse .” in attendance were: Councilmen Ss 39 lot Subdivision (not an accepted subdivision) 40 Acres next to Circle 4 Pig Farm 160 Acres N/W of Milford. West of 5-mile Dam on I hwy 257 80 Acres S/W of Milford between Milford Flat & Lund Thy. 80 Acres 10 miles S/W of Milford on Flat near new pig farm. called the ne order Junior Davis, John Carter, Larry Sower and Mark Dotson, Glenn E. Hill, City Manager/Recorder, - : Brent Stapley STATE August nani to approximately 7:05 am. insurance. Alice Smith: Editor/Publisher Ad Deadline 3:00 P.M. Tuesday + meeting ‘life and health Beaver County Monitor 450 N. 100 E. July 31,1996 1.Mayor Wiseman See me for car, home, 14. Meeting adjourned at 9:15pm. Phone: 801-387-2676 Council Meeting Minutes 4. Councilmember Sower made °°“ by GARY APPLEGATE | ae .. soe ooele, Phone (801) 882-2865. !¢ Unapproved Minutes | Milford City 4 is there.® Councilman Davis. Council voted 4-0. Motion Passed. © 200 Acres 5 miles S/W of Milford between Flat & Lund Hwy viewpoints. Motion <4 replacement has been named for. a Bills and -Payroll- Councilman Carter moved to pay contact with Mr. Fowles to-extend the. job offer and schedule a starting dafe. 7. The meeting was adjourned ; at 12:50 p.m. State F arm _ the new computer mapping system. 13. motion. Council voted 4-0. Motion AG passed. The City Manager will make .; Like a , good neighbor, to get the current zoning maps to Mr. Moore so that he can complete a new zoning map, using ® 320 Acres N/E of Milford on road to Roosevelt Springs Geo Thermal express Moore attend. In the area of general information Mr. Moore are behind you. not necessarily - Mr. Councilmember Dotson made’a three individuals. mentioned that the final project inspection is planned for August 13, 1996 at pm. The meeting had been noticed — as a meeting of the Council, sc he invited the Council to $16,000, $24,000. $30,000. do Moore — 6. The meeting was adjourned at 3:00 pm. recommended the appointment of Nick Swain and Junior Davis to cooperatively fill that vacancy. The Mayor directed staff to draft a letter to the County Commission reflecting this appointment, for her signature. the politicians in the area in no way need any help in projecting a negative image of Milford. They do a good enough job. There are a lot of people who think you are doing a good job, and /s/ Scott Cook Council. Wiseman : Mr. Fowles declined the appointmént. Councilmember Smith seconded the © 34 Lots in East R.R. Addition close to power and water. @ 24.9 Acres on Pass road; 2.18 AFW. Elect., Fenced good work. - focused on basis and staff would be authorized,to “ ,.-, 5. Discussion regarding Western claim and that negotiating room existed. The Council asked that Mr. Jones handle this negotiating process and report back to the discussion make the offer to Jennifer Davis; if .-s4o and several manholes need to be raised to grade. Weltek’s request for an additional $32,000 to cover their additional costs associated with base course material. Tim Jones indicated that . The motion to appoint Arden Fowles“as ‘‘‘* the new City Treasurer. The “= appointment was to be made on a trial "7" is necessary near the high school resignation of Larry Sower, it created a vacancy on the 12. 5. and final to the lease agréémient and asked the City prepare ‘the filial document ywith ‘these ¢ anges, fort { al,ais. their 4s-some justification tothis Mayor 1996. Jennifer Davis and Arden Fowles: remaining. UDOT representatives indicated that additional clean-up ~ Commission. appointment of a new City Treasurer. “i Interviews were held on August29,7 punch list be prepared so that all parties could agree on the work The Council agreed with the requested changes Planning seconded the motion. Council voted 4-0. Motion eee 4. The City Council discussed the«x Councilmember requested that a new equipment and any miscellaneous merchandising equipment which she might add to the building remain County Mountain View Estates Subdivision to RM- 1 3. Councilmember Sam ART two the tack coat did not take and Weltek will need to excavate those areas and reapply material. 4. Western Weltek representatives Councilmember Swain made’ a ota Councilmember Davis seconded the 2... that there were two areas where ' suggested that the provision be structured asa first right of refusal. Finally, Ms. Bradshaw asked that concession Randy's Showcase of Milford Properties ® 6 Acres East of Sunnyside Subdivision, Zoned for to intimidate you, and please keep up the dip. “7%cawoe motion. Council ree at Motion passed. un 3. Councilmember seria made. a motion to approve Ordinance #7 96, , rezoning lots in the that he felt that the seal was _ adequate. Mr. Monroe indicated Bradshaw asked that the cost of water be removed from the utilities for which she will be responsible. She also asked that the electric metering be separated from the hangers electrical use. She asked that language be provided which would reflect her role as the contact for the hanger owners with the City. She asked that the lease include an option to renew. The Council agreed and indicated that Mr. Sower had offered. The City Council agreed that they had intended to split the permit revenue. The Council directed the City Attorney to include the language necessary to provide that 50% of the annual of authority really go to their head. Don't let anyone at HSts rezoning Lots 8 & 9 of Block 12/in the Lewis Addition to RM- 1°. . ee seal work. Mr. Monroe stated that minimize her burden during the slow winter months. Ms. approval at the August 20, 1996 meeting. 11. County Planning Commission Appointment Mayor Wiseman mentioned that with the 2. the flush coat was not adequate, however, it was consistent with contract quantities. Tim Jones said the subject balance after approval of the final lease agreement. Additionally, she requested that the monthly rent be reduced to $25.00 per month which will help Jones, who has agreed to manage and maintain the golf course. Mr. Jones indicated that there was no mention of Max is pathetic. All in all it is a hard fact that waterways City. Kathy motion to approve Ordinance 46-96, ; Dotson was unhappy with the chip Pay, be eliminated. She indicated that she would pay off Council discussed the draft lease agreement for the golf course with Aaron existing voted 3-0. Motion passed. Mr. Swain took his position with the Council. 10. Airport Contract - The City Council discussed the draft lease agreement for the operation of the airport with Airport Manager Tatia Bradshaw. Ms. Bradshaw requested that Section Ten, Security Interest, Promise to her property, the Hill, Moran, Beaver Job Service. Councilman John Carter was absent. intersections near the high school need to be tapered to remove the The motion was seconded by Junior Davis. The Council At a meeting at the high ground *tulés were~laid out that?>cdue to' some identified budget savings” The City that E. Bedingfield, City Treasurer and Kathy that most work items had been completed, basic _ cleaning remained. 3. Councilmember Dotson stated p.m. a lot of crust to accuse somebody else of bad image making. Glenn Manager/Recorder, Monroe, Jones & DeMille Engineering. Councilman John Carter was absent. ‘2, Discussion began regarding the damage list and punch list progress. Warren Monroe and Ray Whiting prepared the original punch list. Mr. Monroe indicated recommendation be accepted and that Nick Swain be = Councilmen Junior Davis, Russell 3v2s Smith, Nick Swain and Mark Dotson, J.D. Weltek, Timothy Jones, Jones & Mayor Wiseman recommended the appointment of Enoch (Nick) Swain to:the vacant Council position. the Foreman, Sate 12:3 1 pm. Those in attendance wéte: **™* DeMille Engineering and Warren Council election. be Street Mayor Wiseman called the ~ meeting to order at approximately Kathy McDonald, Division of Water Quality, B. J. Moore, City Engineer, Joseph Barker, Western Weltek, Bill Mc Cay, Western Weltek, Gary Moody, Western since he was the next highest vote getter at the last RM-1Stoaccommodatethisdevelopment. CouncilmemberJohnCartermovedthatanordinance Whiting, - The City Council rezoned. August 13,1996 1. Bedingfield, City Treasurer, Ray Wiseman. The Council had also received a petition requesting that they appoint Max Mayer to this vacancy, development of two duplexes at 300 N. 700 W and his request that the property be rezoned. The Planning Commission had recommended that lots 8&9 in the Lewis Addition, which are the subject properties, be Council Meeting Minutes Mark Dotson, Glenn E. Hill, City Manager/Recorder, 00 Unapproved Minutes Milford City . were: Councilmen Junior Davis, of Larry Sower. The Council had received three letters of interest from; Enoch Swain, Max Mayer and Wayne funding for the County-wide road improvement program. 3._Public Hearing-Rezone Recommendation . During this public hearing the Council heard a brief presentation by Mr. Victor Stark regarding his proposed TS _ Russell Smith, Nick Swain and had provided the required notice of its intent to appoint an individual to fill the unexpired term indicated that the organizational meeting is scheduled for August 28, 1996, in Minersville. One of the first items to be considered by this council of governments is the use of impact fees and special service districts to provide ST 1. Mayor Wiseman called the meeting to order at approximately 1: 1:15 pm. Those in attendance meeting. He SE Council Meeting Minutes » August 13, 1996 The Council directed the City Attorney to incorporate these items into the final document and to - present that final draft for action at the August 20, 1996 Director, briefly discussed the County Transportation Plan and presented the City Council with three copies of the plan for their review. Mr. Carrigar went on to discuss SEE SES Milford City mower. 9. Appointment of Councilmember ESS Unapproved Minutes equipment and property and will be responsible for — equipment repairs and/or replacement. It was noted that there is a current need to repair or replace the greens county zoning committee it takes ‘Whether they abstain or not on SS coincide with the calendar year. The Council agreed that the City would retain ownership of all physical Mayor Wiseman called the meeting to order at to SoS . that the contract year designation needed to be altered to Barnes, Tatia Bradshaw, Aaron Jones, Doug Carrigar, Beaver County Community Development Director and Alice Smith, Milford Monitor. Councilman Russell Smith was absent. 2. County Transportation Plan a lot better off. SES PAGE 5 ‘permit revenue, will be paid to Mr. Jones as manager of the golf course under this lease agreement. It was noted Cindy Whitney, Mark Whitney, Karen Nelson, Connie things as well as you, we would be minutes a few weeks ago Larry Sower believed that the of Milford was. getting a image because of the way SSS approximately 7:05 p.m. Those in attendance were: Councilmen Junior Davis, John Carter and Mark Dotson, Glenn E. Hill, City Manager/Recorder, B.J Moore, City Engineer, Ray Whiting, Street Foreman, Cathy Palmer, Victor Stark, Ian Palmer, Sherri Yardley, Mike Yardley, minutes of the various councils, etc. Sometimes I wonder if you are the only person in the county that’s paying attention. If some of the "politicians" (1 use that term lightly) in the area researched I read in the city council FUSS Unapproved Minutes Council Meeting Minutes August 6, 1996 Dear Editor, I just wanted to take a few ! Beaver County Monitor | AUGUST 23, 1996 (801) 882-5169 S.L. #(801)582-1006 FAX #(801) 882-2868 oie |