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Show THE SAN JUAN RECORD Wednesday, April 19, 2000 - Page 2 approved offering the old 911 phone system from the Public Safety Building to Bluff Elementary School for $1,200, heard that Hovenweep as is, with no warranties; appointed Randee Bayles National Monument will conCentral San Juan Recto the and struct a new visitors center reation District; and n0w has telephone service; approved building perapproved the purchase of for David Vonzastrow, from mits a 1 ton pickup for $21,087 Young Chevrolet for the Road Charles Schroeder, and Kendall Fuller for residences Department; received road requests and in La Sal and Nathan Halls priorities from a Red Mesa for a residence in Blanding. Chapter resolution; San Juan County Commission brief Utah by Anna Adair At the April 17 meeting of the San Juan County Com- mission, Commissioners: heard a request from rep- resentatives of San Juan County Ambulance services that the county take back the responsibility for ambulance Uilr services. It was reported that if the county, which currently holds the licences for the five areas served with ambulance service, were to release the licences, they would be put up for sale and could be purchased as separate entities and no longer operate as a entire unit. There were nearly 900 ambulance runs in 1999, which would have resulted in $565,215 in billable income. The ambulance services believe that there is enough potential revenue to pay for their April 19 Wednesday B Monticcllo Airport Committee meeting, 8 pm, city office. Thursday April 20 B Utah Navajo I lealth System Hoard of Directors meeting, 6:00 pm, Montezuma Creek C ommunity Health Center. B Utah Dineh Committee meeting, Mexican Water Chapter, 10 am. Monday April 24 B San Juan County Commission meeting, 10 Tuesday am, courthouse. April 25 own operation and equipment. Currently, billing and supplies B I)WR Meeting, (irecn River, 6:30 MuPowell the John Wesley pm at are run through San Juan Health Care District. The seum. Wednesday April commission wants to investigate the option and answer a few questions before making a decision. They did say that they would do what they could to assist the volunteers who run the ambulance services; 26 B Hlanding and Monticcllo city councils meet in their respective fices, 7 pm. of- heard that a bulletin with photos and information gathered for the county road inven C0MM9SS90M QUOTE JDJCHEWEEK a tory is being prepared by State University and is near- ing completion. USU has also offered to put the information on a web site for the county; approved a cooperative agreement for the mainte- nance of trails with the Forest Service, after review by the County road department and the county planner; Blanding animal ordinances may end up on ballot (continued from page 1 ) said they would look into the matter. During the public hearing on the animal ordinance, Kelly Laws explained the two pro- posed changes to the existing zens voiced their opinion on the changes, My grandfather rights pro- tect me," said Merlin Grover. I have 4.5 acres on my property, and at times, I'll have however many livestock I need to hold on that property, and nobody is going to regulate that situation unless they want to buy me out. Thats all there is to it." Fila Harris said, When I was a child, we had to milk cows, We had to make our own but-thter and cheese. We made our own sausage. Those skills are a dying art, and Im afraid that if we continue zoning away our rights to pass on those skills to our children, those skills will die. Susan Flavel stated that she animal ordinance. The first change states that animals for use of occupants of a resi- dential zone lot and their guests may be kept so long as they constitute no nuisance or health hazard and provided acre of at least for is available pasture area each horse, or cow, or up to live sheep, or up to five goats. The second change states that animals are kept on the premises at least one (1) day each calendar year, or the in- tent to keep animals on the was in favor of the proposed premises are maintained in a changes. It has been said that usable condition. Several citi- - we are losing our rights every at one-ha- lf day and surprisingly, this is in the opposite direction, said Flavel. It suggests that we arent guilty of nuisance before weve ever had a chance. It gives us a chance to be responsible and teach our kids responsibility." Flavel suggested that the community have a trial period with the proposed changes for the summer until the issue is put on the November ballot. Council stated that they will take action on the matter at the next City Council meeting. In related matters, the Council accepted and adopted changes in the Dog Ordinance which included toughening up the laws on vicious dogs and becoming more lenient toward kennel licensing. The ordinance did not include banning full-bre- d or part pit-bull- s. "Are you sure you want to marry us? In remarriages, generally the second husband or wife is as bad or worse as the first." Commissioner Bill Redd regardthe request from San Juan Ambuing lance services for the County to take over management of their service from the Health Care District. SE RviNG ALL YO U R ELECTRICAL NEEDS TOM PALMER 435-678-21- rrr Fax Law Enforcement 08 435-678-32- 68 80 S Main Feb 21 - Mar 19, 4-6pi- 1 Possible date rape 1 Providing alcohol to minors. 1 Aggravated assault Possible kidnapping Sex offense Sexual assault 2 1 1 3 3 Child sexual assault Fall from cliff fatality Poss of Marijuana Poss of paraphernalia Search & Rescue Accident investigated Warrant cleared Motorist 1 .... 5 4 5 a controlled substance Telephone harrassment Missing license plate assist Papers served Citations issued DUI arrest Drug arrest Felony arrest Misdemeanor Juvenile referral IIHnViiulic r.il 2000 Burglary Animal complaint 435-587-22- 56 Report SAN JUAN COUNTY Sheriff Mike Lacy Drugs Distribution of Monticello ... ES3 HUMT Saturday April 22 1 12ov vc c.in 0 am as Pioneer Park Youth ages 12 and under invited Bring your camera to take pictures with the Easter Bunnyl 6 1 1 6 6 7 Summer 8 45 74 nOUf 184 8 take care of all your hydraulic booc ncc6o! Monday through Friday a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Saturdays 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. CARHART FEED & SEED 12 4 8 2 looses 81 S Main Monticello 587-302-1 281 N. Guyrene Dove Creek 677-223- 3 |
