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Show Beaver County Monitor PAGE 3 FEBRUARY 5, 1998 Unapproved Minutes Rowley for coming and stated that they would let the courts decide the matter. Beaver County Commission Meeting The Board of Mr. Carriger discussed a County Commissioners met on February 2, 1998 at 10:00 a.m. for its regularly scheduled meeting. Those present Richard W. Rollins, member; Doug Carriger, Administrative Assistant; and Paul B. Barton, Clerk. Comm. Ross Marshall was excused. and 26, 1998 meetings were read. It was moved by Comm. Rollins to approve the minutes. The chair was Comm. Rollins and ° some shopping and a movie. Saturday began very early with the girls checking in and registering by 8 a.m.. The all day competition ended with the Tigerettes receiving a fourth place in the Military division and Nisha Livingston being selected for the All-State team. BALD EAGLE DAY FEBRUARY 7" for payment. There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned. These minutes will be presented for approval at the next regularly favor of the motion. Competition last weekend. The girls arrived Friday afternoon for the All State team tryouts and enjoyed permit is being prepared. Mr. Carriger explained what has been done to this point. The matter was Comm. Johnson reviewed pending legislation with the Board. Bills on file were approved meeting to automatically be passed between members for purposes of this meeting. Comm. Johnson seconded the motion. All voted in Left to right: Nisha Livingston, Chrystal Holm, Tiffany Asay, Tiffany Johnson, Lindsay Wiseman, Elizabeth Durrant, Charis Carter, Emily Durrant. The Milford Tigerettes traveled to Utah Valley State College in Orem for the Utah State Drill Team discussed maintenance of the Beaver River water channel. A stream alteration referred to Mr. Carriger for action. Comm. Johnson seconded the motion. The chair was passed back to Comm. Johnson. All voted in favor of the motion. Comm. Rollins made a motion to allow the chair for the The reorganization of the scheduled meeting, Until such time, considered they are unofficial. county road department was discussed. Mr. Carriger presented The best time to view:that ‘day depends on the individual, Walters said. The most comfortable times are afternoon, late morning when the or early warmest temperatures and the best visibility 2 enjoyed. The the proposed plan. The board gave approval to proceed with the hiring — of a road supervisor. The position will be opened bo county -employees. This will not be an additional position. Appointments to the Elk warmer “A Utah hunter education certification class is being offered. were born course to scheduled 2434 after trooper If you after December 31, 1965 you must attend a Utah Hunter Education purchase a small or large game hunting permit. Classes are to begin on Monday, March 2, 1998. To register Dennis cox, 3874 P.M. A registration fee of $6.00 is required for class materials. REGISTER EARLY! beaver that will County be later moving in the into year. Also, Mr. Swain requested $100.00 to purchase field drug test kits. Also, Mr. Swain requested permission to send a trooper to a drug interdiction class. The cost of the class will be $534.00. It was moved by Comm. Ss We have the Original Wet / Dry Vac to meet all of your needs Rollins, seconded by Comm. Johnson and passed to approve the above listed requests. Sheriff Ken Yardley met with the Board to request permission to hire Tammy Holton, James Scott Fails and Nathan Giles as corrections officers. It was moved by Comm. Rollins, seconded by Comm. Johnson and unanimously passed to approve the action. Ray Rowley met with the Board to discuss a complaint that has been filed against him under the 12 Gallon 3.0 HP $85.99 Model QM30A 10 Gallon 2.25 HP. county nuisance ordinance. Leo G. Kanell, County Attorney, explained the process of the complaint and that this matter is currently awaiting a trial date. The Board thanked Mr. Councilman Doug Garrett stated he had questions concerning the Statement and Airport Reports and asked for clarification. Councilman Junior Davis made seconded the motion, all were Old_Business - Office Lease_and Rental Schedule Office building lease for renters was discussed including the amount to charge and whether to pro-rate the utilities or include that as part of the rent. _ Councilman Doug Garrett made a motion to charge the cost of $1.00 per square foot for no longer than one year periods at a time which UNAPPROVED COUNCIL MEETING He stated the information was a plea bargain and did not pertain to city business. Councilman Doug Garrett stated that the city did not have jurisdiction or authority to help Mr. Rowley with the issue of clean up and suggested cleaning up his property. Mr Rowley stated the city has other problems that are just as bad as his and presented a list of complaints which was signed received Kennedy. by Recorder Nedra Councilman Nolan Davis stated numerous contacts have been © made to property owners concerning the clean up of areas of concern which have had complaints issued by Mr. Rowley. He reported the bulk plants would be cleaned up by Ken Bettridge who is contracting the work, Dick Rollins will clean up the remaining area around the tanks, vacant lots will be burned off in the spring after proper permitting has been received. He also stated he would be working with the downtown businesses for follow-up Garrett made a motion to accept the facility rental schedules, Councilman Nolan Davis seconded the motion, all were in favor. Councilman Nolan Davis made a motion to approve the purchase of furniture from the LDS Church not to exceed $1,500.00, Councilman Mark Dotson seconded the motion, all were in favor. City Manager Nedra Kennedy reported the building would be turned over to the city the following. week. Foreman Ray Whiting questioned as to whether they city will require an employee be present at all functions. It was determined that someone — should be in the building at all times when functions are being held. Ordinance and Resolutions Councilman Junior Davis made a motion to approve Ordinance 1-98 "Amending the Revised Ordinances, Dogs by Replacing the Former Part with an New Part Adopting the Uniform Control Ordinance of Beaver County", Councilman Doug Garrett seconded | the motion, 10 Gallon 2.0 HP $74.99 Model 3332.0E *City Manager Nedra Kennedy stated that the furnace at the library has needed repair and requested authorization be granted to. install a new unit. As the money is budgeted, she. was authorized to bid the system. * Mayor Mary Wiseman presented a plaque to be installed at the Caboose park for individuals ~who have donated to the Main Street trees. The city crewwill install the plaque. * Councilman Mark Dotson made the recommendation to draft a letter to UDOT and UPRR to begin negotiations for a railroad overpass. He stated the safety problem increases and asked that a letter be written and suggested asking for aid with funding. As there was no further business, the meeting adjourned at approximately 8:15 p.m. These minutes will be’ "presented for approval at the next regularly scheduled meeting. Until such time, they are considered unofficial. 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UTAHNS FOR WILDLIFE HERITAGE AND CONSERVATION $69.99 a motion to approve the consent issues including the bills, payroll and minutes of the January 6, 1998, Public Hearing January 13, 1998 as presented, Councilman Nolan Davis will include the utilities, Councilman Mark Dotson, seconded the motion, all were in favor. Councilman Doug close to the eagles for a better shot Milford City Offices will most likely scare them away, temperatures are especially important January 20,.1998 losing their chance to photograph if you're bringing young children, Mayor Mary Wiseman called them and ruining the viewing Walters .said. During the late Meadows Special Service District the meeting to order at experience of all those in attendance , morning and early afternoon viewers Board were discussed. It was moved approximately 7:00 p.m. Present: Walters said. SALT LAKE CITY -- A chance to can expect to see eagles, though not by Comm. Rollins, seconded by © Council members Junior Davis, Walters started Bald Eagle Day in view and learn about the bald eagle, as many as before sundown. Comm. Johnson and approved to Doug Garrett, Nolan Davis and Mark 1990, as a way of introducin g people one of the world's most majestic For those who don't bring appoint Linda Carriger and Doug Dotson, Attorney Leo Kanell, wildlife. Utah's to birds, will be available Saturday, small children and don't mind The Treasurer Arden Fowles, City "It was started as a way of - Carriger to the Board. Feb. 7 as the Division of Wildlife possibly having their visibility remaining two positions will be Manager Nedra Kennedy, Foreman arousing people's interest, whetting Resources hosts Bald Eagle Day. decreased by fog, late afternoon, as advertised. Ray Whiting. Visitors: Ray Rowley, their appetite and making them Admission is free. Viewing times the eagles return to their roosts after Mr. Carriger explained the Norm Lamb, Alice Smith aware of wildlife around them," are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Viewing will foraging, may be the best viewing new wildland fire suppression representing the Beaver County said. Walters take place at six sites, including time, Walters said. program and the County’s Monitor. Since it began Bald Eagle Day has Rush Lake Ranch, north of Cedar Walters advises those participation in the program. Ron Ray Rowley grown into one of Utah's most well City. attending to dress warmly and to Larsen, from the Division of State Stated he would like to tape the attended and enjoyed wildlife"Spotting scopes will be set wear waterproof boots, because of Forestry explained the program. It meeting. Presented information from events. viewing up at each viewing site and Division — snow that may be on the ground. was moved by Comm. Rollins, Attorney Leo Kanell concerning the Eagle Bald about informati More on biologists and volunteers will be For those interested in photographing seconded by Comm. Johnson and Class C Misdemeanor filed against Day may be obtained by calling available to help viewers spot eagles the eagles a telephoto lens is a must, him by Beaver County. Councilman Walters passed to participate in the program at (801) 538-4771, or and to answer any questions," said _ as the eagles will be quite some as long as the State of Utah provides Nolan Davis asked if the information at staff Education and Informati on Bob Walters, Division Watchable distance from the viewing areas. seed funding, presented pertained to city business. Ogden, in offices regional Division Wildlife program coordinator. Photographers who don't bring Springville, Vernal, Price and Cedar Fred Swain, from the Utah Attorney Leo Kanell stated that the Displays also will be set up and the proper equipment and try to get City. Highway Patrol, met with the Board information is not public knowledge pamphlets and other material about to request funding for the purchase and recommended the information bald eagles will be available for free, of a patrol radar unit for a new presented not be read in the meeting. or for a minimal cost. HUNTER EDUCATION CLASS re him. Consent Issues Financial for implementation. Mr. Carriger Minutes of the January 12 to Insurance Mutual. The Board will setup a risk management committee to evaluate risks to the County. The matter was referred to Mr. Carriger were Chad W. Johnson, Chairman; passed risk management program from the Utah Association of | Counties on their efforts and would do what is in the best interest of the city residents. Mr. Rowley stated he had removed some of the material on his property and felt the Council Commissioners were not fair with Will 1 438j = |