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Show - "rrUINTAH BASIN STANDARD. June 23. 1928 pg6g - LEGAL NOTICES icm f Continued from previous puff further information contact, Clayton B. Chidester, Planning & Community Development, at(43S)738-- l 131, 722-399- 7, or Uintah Basin Telephone Customers can all at extencall 822-468- 0 sion 131. Or send written comment to Duchesne County Planning Department, P.O. Box 298, Duchesne, Utah 84021. Pursuant to UCA Published in the Uintah Basin Standard June 23,30, Water Quality (DWQ) action below: Projects: Ashley Valley Wastewater Treatment Facility Location: Ashley Valley State Federal Share: S8,266,000Utah State Loan Fund Loan - Grant $3,975,000 Community Impact Board Loan - Grant $7,000,000 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Grant The Ashley Valley Sewer 6. 1998. PUBLIC NOTICE Public Notice is hereby given that the Planning and Zoning Commission of Duchesne County, will meet at 3:00 p.m. in the County Administrative Offices, at 734 North Center Street, Duchesne. Utah, on July I, 1998. Public Hearing - 3:30 p.m. Zone Change - Eunice LeFevre Planning n ZoningCom-missio- holding a hearing public hearing for comment on a zone change from 1 C-- Commercial Agricultural a back to AR Recreational, zone. Property Description: 6 in Lots 13-1- 3 and Uintah View Ranches Subdivision, Section 13, T3S, R5W, USB&M Duchesne County Planning Commission. Attest: Clayton B. Chidester. For further information contact, Clayton B. Chidester, Planning & Community Development, al(435)738-- l 151, 722-399- 7, or Uintah Basin Telephone Customers can all at extencall 822-46sion 151. Or send written comment to Duchesne County Planning Department, P.O. Box 298, Duchesne, Utah 84021. Pursuant to UCA 52-4-- 6. Published in the Uintah Basin Standard June23,30, 1998. PUBLIC NOTICE FINDING OF NO SIG- NIFICANT IMPACT As required by the guidelines for the preparation of environmental impacts statements, an environmental review has been performed on the proposed State of Utah, Division of Costs: Total $14,260,000 Board Management (AVSMB) provides treatment to the communities ofV emal, Maeser, Glines, Naples and Davis. The existing treatment facility is located east of Naples on a bench above Ashley Creek and consists waste-wat- er munity Impact Board loan grant combination of up to $3,975,000 has been approved and a USEPA grant of $7,000,000 has been awarded for the project The Bureau of Reclamation is expected to contribute to operation and maintenance costs of the new system. This funding package will allow the project to be affordable to the citizens in the service area. The facility plan for this project has been reviewed and found to be in accordance with the requirements of the Division of Water Quality. The review process indicated that no significant environmental impacts would result from the proposed action. Consequently, a preliminary decision hu been made not to prepare an environmental impact statement (EIS). This action is taken on the basis of a careful review of the engineering report, environmental information documents and other sup- of facultative a five-ce- ll wastewater lagoon system. As seepage water flows through the soils underlying the existing treatment lagoons, selenium is mobilized and transported with the seepage water to Ashley Creek. High concentrations of selenium in Ashley Creek have had serious adverse environmental elTects on aquatic life and threaten the continued existence of the porting information which are on file and available for public review at the Utah Division of Water Quality, 288 North 1460 West, Salt lance: I. Capability to perform the project 2. Recent experience in similar projects. 3. Reputation and references. 4. Affirmative action program. 5. Qualifications of key personnel. 6. Current workload. 7. Ability to meet schedules. 8. Ability to work with budgets. 9. of Qualifications subconsultants. 10. Quality of past projects. II. Familiarity and understanding ofthe project. 1 2. Interest shown. The contract is subject to the provisions ofExecu-tiv- c Order 1 1246 Affirmative Action to Ensure Equal Employment these service, please provide 7 copies of the data requested no laterthan4:00 p.m. on July 14, 1998. A copy of the public advertisement can be obtained from the Roosevelt City Municipal Building. Questions or comments and submittals should be addressed to Brad Hancock, City Manager, Roosevelt City Offices, 235 South State Street, Roosevelt, Utah 94066. Phone (435) 722-500- 1. Published in the Uintah Basin Standard June 16,23, 1998. NOTICE Opportu- nity) and to the provisions of Department of Transportation Regulations 49 CFR Part 23 (Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Participation). DBE firms are encouraged to submit. Upon review of the submittal material, Ihecily will evaluate and announce the 3 highest ranked consultants. The city may elect to conduct personal or phone interviews with the top 3 firms. Firm consulting fees will be negotiated, utilizing an independent cost estimate, for the services to be performed under an FAA grant as funds are available. Work will be accompl ished over the course of several grant projects. To be considered for TO CREDITORS ANNOUNCEMENT APPOINTMENT OF TO NOTICE AND CREDITORS Dean of Estate Washburn. Deceased Probate No. 903000008 Helen Washburn, Route 2 Box 2186, Roosevelt. Utah 84066 has been ap- pointed Personal sentative of the Repre- above-entitle- d estate. Creditors of the estate are hereby notified to: ( I ) deliver or mail their written claims to the Personal Representative at the address above; (2) deliver or mail their written claims to the Personal Representative's attorney of record, Joel D. Berrett, P.O. Box 262, Roosevelt, Utah 84066, or (3 ) file their written claims with the Clerk of the District Court MOAB-F- or Moab had the most antiquated sewer plant in the many Duchesne County, entire state ofUtah.yean A series of improvements was done, and last fall the city Roosevelt Department, spent more than three million dollars to modernize P.O. Box 1286, Roosevelt. Despite these efforts, the plant continues to exceed state and federal UT 84066, or otherwise health limits for certain key constituents of the effluent reaching the public reas present their claims Colorado River. - The Times Independent quired by Utah law within three months after the date of the first publication of MANTI-- A new feature of the Mormon Miracle Pageant this year is prethis notice or be forever pageant entertainment Thousands of people arrive at the Pageant grounds hours early to secure barred. Dateof first publication: good seating. Some then go to the two ward buildings in Manti and eqjqy the June 9, 1998 special dinner served there. They then return to the Pageant grounds and JOEL D. BERRETT, begin the wait for the Pageant to begin at dusk. To fill in that time, the Pageant Committee has arranged some special Attorney for Personal Representative, P.O. Box 262. entertainment each night. That entertainment will begin at 7 or 7:30 p.m. Roosevelt, Utah 84066 - Manti Messenger Published in the Uintah Basin Standard June PRICE-Accord- ing to Gary Christensen, manager of applied geology for the 9,163, 1998. Utah Geological Survey, the Thistle landslide has begun moving again. But the activity occurring at the landslide site started a little later than UGS officials expected. We're investigating the landslide more out of curiosity than a real threat, but it is moving again, stated Christensen. - Sun Advocate it NOTICE OF HEARING It started out as a routine rotomill surface project on 100 n Richfield, but before workers from Hales Sand and Gravel could resurface the street they had to dig up three blocks ofsaturated soil which had RICHFIELD ou1 Tuesdw,UJune 2319yg"ai UP over the years along the north side of the street 7 p.m. at the Town Build- And that discovery will cost the city approximately another $10,000 ing, 2500 East 800 South. according to City Administrator Woody Farnsworth. -- Richfield Reaper to adopt the FY 1998-9- 9 budget and to open and 1997-9- 8 bud- - AMERICAN FORK-- A jury of five women and four men is expected to complete the viewing of 16 sexually explicit videos in Judge Lynn Davis get. Participation and input courtroom last Thursday in a trial to determine ifthe American Fork and Lehi from the public is wel- - Movie Buffs stores rented and sold pornographic material in 1996. corned. On trial is Lany Warren Peterman, Movie Bufb general manager and the Published in the Uintah man who ordered all the videos stocked on the Movie Buffs shelves. - Citizen Basin Standard June 1 6,23, 1998. SAN JUAN COUNTY--A- s the search for two the amend the FY 487a endangered razor back sucker. The proposed project consists of abandoning the existing lagoons and constructing a new mechanical wastewater treatment facility west of the lagoons. The most feasible alternative to correct this problem consists of abandoning the existing lagoon system and constructing an Oxidation Ditch Aeration facility with discharge ofthe treated effluent directly to Ashley Comments supporting or disagreeing with this decision may be submitted for consideration by the Division of Water Quality. After evaluating the comments received, the agency will make a final decision, however, no administrative action will be taken on the project for at least 30 calendar days after advertising the Finding of No signifi- - SENIOR CITIZENS YOUR HOME CAN PROVIDE A LIFETIME OF SECURITY and - Norwest Mortgage, Inc. is an equal opportunity lender (801) 295-181- 1 Airport Layout Plan Update and Subsequent Projects Selection criteria contained in the FAA Advisory Circular to estimated be $14,260,000. The Utah Water Quality Board has approved a loangrant combination of up to $8,226,000. A Utah Com (800) 211-281- 1 projects Fast Pickup & Delivery . A , I DIABETICS! engineering following: 1, Mobile Storage Containers and Mobile Offices Buy Rent Lease 40 ft. Containers $110 per mo. 20 ft. Containers $85 per mo. The City ofRooscvelt is soliciting qualificationsand experience information to be used in selecting a Principal Consultant to provide for the Roosevelt Municipal Airport. Projects may include but not be limited to the - If You Have Medicare or Private Insurance, You May Be Eligible to Receive Your Diabetic Supplies at Little or No Cost! For Information, Call EASY ACCESS MEDICAL SUPPLY SSTJESZ, MYTON Town Hall 4076 North 15575 West. Altamont Myton Elementary 180 E Street, Myton DUCHESNE Ml County Courthouse 50 East 100 South. Duchesne DUCHESNE NEOLA Neola Elementary 8709 North Stale Road 1 2 . Neola ROOSEVELT Ml Roosevelt Middle School 437 North 300 West, Roosevelt ROOSEVELT ttl 1 Duchesne Elementary 198 West 300 North. Duchesne FRUITLAND Fruilland Water District Office 6186 South 4500 West, Froitland Duchesne County Library 70 East Lagoon Street, Roosevelt Voting 98-- the Senate approved over $55 million for Utah water projects today requested by Sen. Bob Bennett including funding for the Central Utah Project (CUP), Upper Jordan River, and the Tooele Wastewater Treatment and Reuse Project. As a senator from the second driest state in the country, I am pleased to see the Senate support our efforts to continue funding for programs like CUP and other GREAT WESTERN LEASING & SALES PUBLIC NOTICE posed treatment facility will be designed to treat and annual average wastewater flow of 3.5 million gallons per day. The total project cost is sen.ate approves over $55 million for Utah Water projects Guaranteed by FHA. Call Jay Whiting at NORWEST for a FREE 16 page booklet toll free 1(800)339-814- 8 jesrjs violet light disinfection, paved sludge drying beds, and an effluent pipe and outfall structure that will allow direct discharge to Ashley Creek. The pro- through a nwre cant Impact. UTAH WATER QUALITY BOARD Don A. Ostler, P.E., Executive Secretary Published in the Uintah Basin Standard June 23, 1998. Creek. Replacingthe lagoon system with a mechanical treatment system will level ofcertainty in reducing selenium and salt concentrations in Ashley Creek. The new facilities will include two oxidation ditches, two secondary clarifiers, a RAS WAS pump station, ultra- INCOME J I I I that provide 1 plies water to 24.5 million people in seven western basin states. As part of the Army Corps of Engineers budget, Bennett also secured $1.5 million for flood control ROOSEVELT 3 Crossroads Senior Citizens Center 50 East 200 South, Roosevelt ROOSEVELT 4 East Elementary 700 East 400 North, Roosevelt ROOSEVELT 5 Crossroads Senior Citizens Center 50 East 200 South, Roosevelt TABIONA Town Hall 38152 West 3950 North. Tabiona AMERICAS FIRST CHOICE FOR Educational Vidoo THE PAULUS HiaoWenSing TruMyUnUtioa' will grow lifetime heir with natural looking front heirline Qualified BeerdCntifled Phyeirian I eigeet elate o the art facility Lowest possible coil Par man sad mw 1 -8- 88-9424247 mmasTMcn Hbad CROUP 535 o loGlsthsUMPifeMiyBdWyeuMsMtaurchoiMriaMpsMaSpwV.iwmb M veto L (Pinch t portion natf Id Mnd party). m li UBAN ur mm w ( newMr 9 CHRIS CANNON FMEDIAUN DEMOCRATIC PARTY ggEv EM) - I ArllSIWRBENIAimiMda JEREMY Cow Ml 24,995' CM FEATURING Superior Quality You Expect In A Home." HHh.qp IIS.-9- - REPUBLICAN PARTY Quj, SAC vsm SAMPLE BALLOT - JUNE 23, 1998 t.v. a fluidWW 34 Yu. hi fc30 &! So. WoteAwy Way, 13 VMDNM888II MMpInaHli gsMocam , 50 E. 490 S., Ivin NrCtweowesosBnr 20 LEWIS A.EMJSETT 21 ALMA T.HCHt RS fc FOREVER HOMES. INC. aikauwtililBO 41 thm. 800-24200- Tan Natural without the Tan fc5mtRFmSHnATH.MldB4 and $750,000 for environmental restoration on the Upper Jordan River. Another $150,000 was allocated for Provo and vicinity to complete flood control studies and an additional $551,000 for general state operation and maintenance work. The Appropriations Committee also included over $10 million for other Bureau of Reclamation projects in Utah. Bennett pushed through $3 million for the Tooele Wastewater Treatment and Reuse Project and $1.3 million for the Bonneville Unit of CUP. Other Bureau of Reclamation projects include: $61,000 for the Iiyrum Project $30,000 for the Moon Lake, ' 7 Project $42,000 for the Newton Project $59,000 for the Ogden River Project $462,000 for the Provo River Project $43,000 for repair completion on Scofield Reservoir $4,970,000 for the Strawberry Valley Project $217,000 for the Weber River Project $200,000 for the Navqjo Sandstone Aquifer Recharge Project will assist the Washington County Water Conservancy District in studying future impacts on the Sand Hollow Storage Project, the first study of its kind. Local CAP pilots HAIR LOSS) MTN.HOME Moon Lake LDS Chapel 20631 West 3750 North, Mtn. Home PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT FOR DUCHESNE COUNTY, UTAH critical resourc- es across Utah, said Bennett, a member of the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Energy and Water Development. The Senate allocated close to $45 million requested by Bennett for the continued construction and com-- I pletion of CUP. The funds will be included in the Department of Interior's budget for the 1999 Fiscal Year. The bill also includes $12.3 million for the Colorado River Ba- sin Salinity Control Program, part of legislation previously authored ,'sSkSsSS Jl8079-162- 3 POLLING LOCATIONS for the 1998 Primary Election ALTAMONT fugitives sought in assassination of Cortez Police Officer Dale C lax tan continued into its third week, officials are making some progress in the investigation, even though they have made little progress finding the men. Roughly 100 officers are still i n vol ved in the search for Alan Monte Flon of Dove Creek and Jason Wayne McVean of Durango, Colorado. A reward for information leading to the capture of the fugitives has grown until it reportedly totals more than $300,000. - San Juan Record Lake City, Utah 84116 sun or tanning beds . NOT A CREAM SAFE & EFFECTIVE TAN ALL YEAR LONG 60 CAPSULES YOU TAKE INTERNALLY. assist in rescue of lost man Roosevelt pilots Ray Lemieux and Joe Shelton, members of the Civil Air Patrol, successfully located a lost Emery County man who had been missing for 36 hours. The pair located the unidentified man Monday afternoon, June 15. The man was reportedly throwing handfuls of dirt into the air to create clouds to help rescuers spot him from the air. Once Lemieux and Shelton found the man they directed ground teams in. Prior to beginning the search the two Roosevelt CAP pilots flew to Salt Lake City to pick up Nan Walton and her search dog, Katie, to assist in the efforts. The search was conducted by Rocky Mountain Rescue, Emery County Search and Rescue and the Roosevelt CAP. Shelton serves as the local CAP aquardon commander, Lemieux is the past commander. Everyone waa very happy for the success of the mission, none the least the man rescued, said the two pilots. Nan and Katie were a terrific team. Basin Pawn Shop We Sell Anything! WELL PAY THE FREIGHT ANYWHERE IN UTAHI 30x40x10 - $5,257.00, 40x60x14 - $9,048.00, 50x75x14 - $12,800.00, 50x100x16 - $16,894.00, 60x100x16 - $19,475.00 Limited Time Offer! Guns, TV's Stereos & Jewelry Gun Repair Basin Pawn Shop 00 E. Lagoon CALL Roosevelt 722-91- iws .8j8iigl.8 etMWH Mb. POOR |
