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Show i V 8 - UINTAH BASIN STANDARD. acc T1 Continued from previous page 2002. Public Hearing ('mdi-tionUse Icrmil. Gordon Moon. Requcslingar'iinditioiwl Use Permit lor a campground. I.ocatcd in the Hanna area. Property Description: All of the Nl. 4 of the NT. 14 that lies South ol the Duchesne River, Section 10 Township I North Range 8 West, U S. H. & M. Duchesne County Planning Commission Attest Clyton H. Chidestcr. Further infomuition contact, Clayton B. Chidcster. Planning & ( Development, at (435) or Uintah llasin I elephone 0 Customers can call all at extension 5 1. Or send comment to I tuchesne County Planning Department. P.O. Box 317. Duchesne, Utah 84021. 1 his notice was published in the Uintah llasin Standard on April 21. 2(8)2 and April 30. 2002 Pursuant to al 1 738-115- 722-399- 7, 822-468- 1 U.C.A. 52-4-- Published in the Uintah llasin Standard April 23 and 30, 2(8)2. NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE 1 he following described real property will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder payable in lawful money of the United Stales on May 29. 2002, at 12:00 pm, at the Main Court to the Duchesne County Justice Center, 21554 West 9(88) South. Duchesne, UT 8402 . in die county of DUCHIiSNI-iState of Utah, for the purpose of foreclosing a trust deed held by National City Mortgage, as the current Beneficiary, executed by Bruce Alan Champagne and Laura KirxtinaChampagnc, as T rustor, recorded August 19, 1997 as Entry No. 321816, in Book282, at Page 448, of the official records of DUCIILSNI; County, Utah, given to secure an indebtedness in favor of. American Lending Net- -, work, Inc., by reason of certain obligations secured thereby. Notice of Default was recorded January 7, 2002, as Entry No. 351682, in Book a364, at Page 573, of said official records. Trustee will sell at public auction to highest bidder without warranty as to title, possession or encumbrances, the following described property: LOTS7AND8, BLOCK 1 , April 30. 200? LEGAL NOTICES u yo. I1.MVIIILNC T.I.ASI K8) IT.I-.'I- ; 'I III.NCE SOUTH 25 IT.E'I ; I HI .NCE WES I III. POINT 1(8)1 OF BEGINNING. lax Serial No. (8M88)-622- 5 Basin Standard April 30 and May 7, 2002. Property Address: 514 Notice is hereby given this 30 day of April. 2002; pursuant to the Utah Noxious Weed Act. Section 7. to East 48) North. Duchesne. U l 84021 Ihe undersigned dis- water. We want you to understand the c (Tons w e make to continually improve the 2(8)2. water treatment process and protect our w ater resources. 2001 We are committed to ensuring the quality of your water. Our water sources are the I layden Well Field w ith 5 wells, and Durigan Springs with one well. Roosevelt City has a Drinking Water Source Protection Plan that isavailable for re view. It provides more information such as potential sources of contamination and our source protecWe're pleased to present tion areas. It has been deterto you this years Annual mined we have a low, susWatcrQuality Report. This ceptible level to potential report is designed to inform sou rcesofcontamination. If you about the quality of the you have any questions rewater and services we desource protection, liver to you every day. Our garding contact the office to review constant goal is to provide our source protection plan. you with a safe and dependOur source is in a remote able supply of drinking location, and there are no Published in the Uintah Basin Standard April 30. ANNUAL DRINKING WATER QUALITY REPORT FOR PUBLIC NOTICE every person who owns or controls land in Duchesne County, Utah, that noxious weeds standing, being, or growing on such land shall he control led and the spread of same prevented by cfiec-tiv- c cutting, tillage or testing w ith chemicals or combination thereof, approved by the County Weed Supervisor, as often as may be required to prevent the weed from blooming and maturing seeds, or spreading by root, mot stalks or other means. MAT- DONNEI.E Upon failure to comply II II ;W. Asst. Vice Presiwith this notice, the owner or person in possession of dent Published in Ihe Uintah property which noxious Busin Standard April 30. weeds are present shall be deemed negligent and enMay 7 and 14. 218)2. forced control measures may be imposed at the discretion of County authorities. Expenses of control measures employed by the Uintah School District is county shall be paid directly now accepting sealed bids by the owner or person in for landscaping the Uintah possession of the property, I ligh Schrxil soccer field. For or shall constitute a lien on information please contact the property, and become collectible by taxes. Jerri Tasker at I lintah School 'Ihe following are deDistrict, 635 West 200 South. Vernal. Iff 84078. clared noxious weedsfor the Slatcof Utah and thcCounty ext 122. (435)781-31(8- ) Deadline for bidding is of Duchesne: llcrmudagrass. Musk May 10. 2(8)2 at 2:(8 P.M. No phone or fax bids will he Thistle, Bindweed (Wild Glory), Morning accepted. d Uintah School District Quackgrass, reserves the right to accept peppergrass (Tall or reject any and all bids. Whitctop) Russian KnapPublished in the Uintah weed. Canada Thistle, Basin Standard April 30 and Scotch Thistle, Johnson Grass, Whitctop, Leafy May 7, 2(8)2. Spurge, Russian Olive, Difclaims any liability lor any error in the street address. 'I he present owner of the property is reported to he: Bruce A Ian ( 'hainpagne and I aura Kirslina Champagne. Bidders must he to tender to Ihe trustee a k5.(88).l8) cashiers check at the sale and a cashier's check for the balance of the purchase price within 24 hours alter the sale. DA I I.D: April 15,2(8)2 FIRM SOUIHWESI-1- . RN III I.E AGENCY OF III AH. INC. INVITATION TO II) Broad-leave- ROOSEVELT CITY -- Hullinger to graduate with bachelors in potential contamination sources in the protection zones, so we consider our source to have a low susceptibility to potential contamination events. Im pleased to report aerospace engineering Mark Hullinger will be graduating bom Utah State University in Logan with a BS degree in MechaniMl He also holds Aerospace Engineering. a minor in Portuguese and 6 ate of the Logan LDS Institute of Religion. he During his college experience has worked two internships, one with Boeing, and one with Williams e He has accepted a in Williams with job Florida where he will help design pipe-linunderneath the Gulf of Mexico. His future plans include goingbacx to graduate school to obtain get a Masters of Business Administration. He is a former graduate ofUnion High and is the son of John and Konnne Hullinger of Roosevelt. that ear drinking water meets federal and state requirements. If you have any ques- tions about this report or concerning your water utility. please contact the City We Offices at want our valued customers to be informed about their water utility. Ifyou want to learn more, please attend any of our regularly scheduled meetings. They are held on every other Tuesday of the month at 5:30 p.m. at the Roosevelt City Offices. Published in the Uintah Basin Standard April 30, 2002. 722-500- 1. Gas-Pipelin- e. full-tim- Gas-Pipeli- es Mark Hullinger Interior secretary makes plans to manage national monuments Secretary of the Interior Gale Norton announced her intention to develop plans managing the national monuments established under the Department's jurisdiction in 2000 and 2001. It's important that we begin the process of developing plans for managing these national treasures, Norton said. "While I share concerns about the way in which these monuments were created, its our job now to see that we develop land use plans in an open, inclusive, and comprehensive way. Designations of certain monuments moat of which are located in the American West had occurred over the objections of some local residents. In a letter to elected officials in states containing one or more of the 17 national monuments in question, the Secretary promoted the land use planning process as an illustration of her management philosophy. According to Norton, the planning for the ftiture managementof these monuments will be a model of what I call the Four cs: Consultation, Cooperation, and Communication, all in the service of Conservation. The Department is committed to management and protection of the monuments consistent with the Four C's, our interim management guidance, and the purposes established in the proclamations. Norton also called on the relevant agencies under herjurisdiction to conduct the planning process with maximum input bom local communities. ENTERTAINMENT Members of the performing group Encore entertained UBTA members as they waited for their annual business meeting to begin. Pictured left to right are: Tava Puro, Tyci McCurdy, Amanda Hanberg, Jacinda Liddell, Cassie Benson. Emily Timothy, and Tambra Pure. G Tips on controlling weeds to conserve water Weeds consume large amounts of water. They are also less affected by PRIME Woad, Mcdusahcad, Spotwater shortages than are crops. Durted Knapweed, Squarrose GRASS ing water shortage years, weeds can Star Yellow Knapweed. reduce crop yields by over 50 percent. PASTURE Thistle, Purple Loosestrife, Studies have shown that some Not Noxious in WashFOR LEASE weeds use up to three times as much, ington County water as do common crops. One sunCommissioner in charge Roosevelt City hus apflower plant will use about the same of Weed Department, Lorna proximately 120 acres of amount of water as two and one-ha- lf pasture for lease cast of Slradingcr. ,corn plants. One common mustard County Weed SuperviNcola. Conditions of the will use the same amount of water as sor. Ronald Johnson. lease are as follows: four wheat plants. Published in the Uintah lessee shall remit the Woody plants on rangelands can Standard Basin 30, April entire lease amount prior to reduce production of deeirableibrage 7 May and 14, 2002. occupying the pasture. Management and the National Park by 300 to 400 percent. Recent rel.csscc shall he responService to make the planning process search in Wyoming has shown that sible to keep livestock INVITATION a model of how to involve the people sagebrush transpires 3.5 inches of within the leased area. to these closest and live work who TO BID lessee shall be responmonuments, she said. sible to provide water for BLM Director Kathleen Clarke Uintah School District is stated that the BLM will take this livestock lessee shall be respon- now accepting sealed bids opportunity to look at expanded opsible to irrigate the pasture to purchase and install ap- portunities for direct citizen particias allowed by the irrigation proximately 8800 yards of pation in monument planning and Duchesne city council mincarpet. For information company. stewardship. Our door is open, utes FOR MARCH 26, 2002 l essee shall comply please contact Jerri Tasker Clarke said. If the planning and at Uintah School District, with any and all stipulamonufor the management process City Council minutes may he edited tions required by Roosevelt 635 West 200 South, Verments is to be effective, we must make for space. The official copy of the comUT 84078, (435) nal, We must City. sure it is citizen centered. plete Duchesne City Council Minutes ext 122. Roosevelt City may terensure that local communities have a arc available through the Duchesne City 100, DUCT is Deadline for minate the lease at any time bidding true stake in these national monuBuilding. for lessees failure to comMay 10, 2002 at 3:00 P.M. ments to guarantee that generations TO THE OFFICIAL Minutes ply with any of the terms. No phone or fax bids will be of future Americans can eiyoy them PLAT THEREOF AS MOTION by Yordis Nielsen, seconded I ease shall run from too. May accepted. FOUND IN THE OFFICE Uintah School District by Nancy Wager, to accept the minutes of 15, 2(8)2 through NovemNotices in the published today March 12, 2002, ss corrected. Motion OF THE RECORDER. ber 30. 2(8)2. reserves the right to accept Federal Register formally start the carried by unanimous vote. DUCHESNE COUNTY. To submit a bid, mail to or reject any and all bida at many monuments and Kelly Kielbasa requested the minutes be UTAH. Published in the Uintah planningforaminimum offices at 255 South y formal provide changed that he was the only council ALSO: BEGINNING thccity Basin Standard April 30 and State Street. Roosevelt. Utah member with expertise end knowledge of to identify issues to period scoping AT THE SOUTHWEST 84066. For further informaMay 7. 2002. the park project He stated the drainage consider and mananalyze regarding CORNER OF LOT 8. tion about the lease, contact waa hie biggest concern, he is still willing each at monument. These agement BLOCK 100, DUCHESNE Brad uncock at help, but does not want people coming PUBLIC are notices available online at to TOWNSITE SURVEY: between the hours of 8:00 to him aa problem! develop. informaMore www.nara.govfedreg. 10 WEST THENCE FEET a.m. and 5:00 WBBA Field NOTICE p.m. Monday tion about these national monuments The fence will be installed after that THENCE NORTH 175 thnnrgh Thursday. Rid deadis on available web the at and the sod will go down. The sod will not FEET: THENCE EAST 10 line is Myton City Corp. has www.blm.gov. May 4. 2002 at 2:00 be ready to play on by May 1, it needs time FEET; THENCE SOUTH noon. Successful hiddcrwill completed its Consumer to root Mrs. Herrera said there is a lot of 175 FEET TO POINT OF he required to enter into a Confidence Report. A copy work needed on the baseball field in order BEGINNING. written contract with of which is on file at the for it to be playable. The surface is very ALSO: BEGINNING Roosevelt City. Roosevelt Myton City Office. Anyhard, the mound would have to be moved AT THE NORTHWEST and the backstop. If the mound waa City reserves the right to one who wishes to request a CORNER OF LOT 8. moved closer to the backstop, the kids and all bida copy, please contact Kalecia BLOCK 100. DUCHESNE reject any would be playing in a dirt outfield. Mayor V Carolyn Wilcken. Re- at the City Office. TOWNSITE SURVEY; corder Park laid he didnt sea a problem - the Kalecia Fowler craw has a book allowing official WBBA THENCE NORTH 25 in Recorder Published the Uintah Myton City measurements to which the field would be eet The high school plans to have a boys baseball team next year - the back top can be reset for them at that time. Thw also asked ifthe south field could be used for practice. There are approximately 18 teams that need to share (bur field. Mayor Park said they will do what needs to be dona to accommodate everyone, but it will be a tight squeeze. Dana Grant asked if the school disUBTA-UBE- T trict could be approached to sea if they would let their program use the fields at the elementary school. The concession stand waa discussed. Karl Mott has drawn two plana. One waa for the old field and the other was for the Roy Park fields, with four windows, each A 15, (bring a diamond. Yordis Nielsen suggested a committee be formed including WBBA people, a representative from the IN City end Mr. Mott. With a committee in place, they can talk to people about grant 21 1 monies andor donations. UBAG said fuse Knapweed, Dyers w water over a h period in low precipitation (7 annually) areas. Weed control programs are important even in good water years, but are critical in dry years. Farmers and gardeners should consider weed control an integral part of every crop rotation. Unless you spend time thwarting the invasion of weeds when theyre small, gardening can lose its glamour amid unwanted growth. A key to control is never to let a weed produce seed. An old saying goes, One year of seeding means seven years of weeding, "rf or noxious weedsi herbicides are available for sale thru Duchesne County Weed Dept, in Duchesne 8 a.m., Monday-Thursdafour-mont- 7-- y. in a vegetable garden, with its diverse selection of crops, chemical weed control is usually not advisable. Here are some cultural practices that will help control weeds in your garden: Prepare a good seedbed that will aid in rapid establishment of crop plants, thus reducing weed competition. Space vegetables closer together, but not so close that they compete with each other. This will shade soil and reduce weed numbers. Use covers, such as mulches, or even black plastic or newspaper, to keep light from weed seedlings and provide a barrier to their emergence. Still, the best control measure in a garden is hand hoeing, which cant be beat for effectiveness and safety. Hoe as soon as the soil dries after an irrigation and don't water again for as long as possible so the weeds will dehydrate, and you wont have to fight them again. 1 Duchesne City Council Minutes 781-31- 60-da- 1 722-SO- 1 1 NOTICE OF COMMUNITY MEETING COMMUNICATIONS WOULD LIKE TO INVITE UBET TELECOM SUBSCRIBERS IN THE ROOSE VLET AND DUCHESNE EXCHANGES TO ATTEND COMMUNITY MEETING ON MAY 2002 ROOSEVELT AT THE COMPANYS EAST 200 NORTH, HEADQUARTERS, LOCATED AT AT 6:30 P.M. THE PURPOSE OF THE MEETING WILL BE TO ANNOUNCE THE COMPANYS TOLL FREE BASIN WIDE CALLING PLAN (EAS EXTENDED AREA SERVICE) AND REVIEW SEVERAL PROPOSED RATE CHANGES. CUSTOMERS FROM THESE EXCHANGES ARE ENCOURGED TO COME AND PARTICIPATE IN THIS VITAL MEETING. - Published in the Uintah Basin Standard April 30 and May 7, 2002. matching ftinds could be available. Paul Tanner said originally the city committed 850,000 to the park relocation. Restrooms wars discuesad. The consensus of the group was that they should be moved to a different place. For the upcoming season, portable toilets could be obtained from Rocket Sanitation. Parking araaa ware addressed- - areas need to be identified. Portion! of the the City is negotiating to buy for parking. Diana Millar aaksdifthe'WBBA needed two fields constantly. They said they did not need two all the time, but they need access to two they will need two during the game Nancy Wager asked if it was feasible to have two fields reafiy by Jufy 1? Mayor Park said the southwest r1 - all-st- ar field would be ready and the new field would be ready by then. The little league games wifi begin May 1 and the baseball field wifi be ready at that time. The Lions Club will let the group use their concession trailer - it has a grill and is in very good shape. The City recreation also has a stand that can be used, while the new stand is being constructed. Dana Grant will help form a concession stand committee. The mayor will represent the city. They also need to make sure the board of health is d. Sue Wardle brary CityCounty Li- Mrs. Wardle thanked Mayor Park and the Lions Club for the computer at the library they are now using. Their goal is to have three computers available for public use. The official name of the library is the Duchesne County Branch Library. This change was necessary in order to obtain grant monies. They are trying to get the wend out to the public to use this facility located on the west end of the old courthouse. Mrs. Wardle said if the lights are on, people are welcome. They now have four volunteers helping at the library. Would the city be willing to back the Duchesne Branch Library? Only one library can be an official branch -prior to this, the high school library haa had that title. The city has been contributing $4,000 to the library annually. If these funds were to go to the branch library, they would be used for books that would stay in town and not go on the bookmobile. Paul Tanner said he would like to pvt with the school on good terms - he wifi speak to Phil Thompaon and try to work out the details. The school is the only school in the district that has a paid librarian one evening per waek. All ofthe county schools get a portion of tax money far books to be used fay the public. Mrs. Wardle plana to put a sign on main street showing where the street is located. UDOT wifi be contacted regarding this rign. DUP Building Two bida had bean received for the DUP building which were read aloud. Pat Timothy would pay $200 far the building. Rodney Nielsen did not offer any money -- just that the building would be moved in 60 day. MOTION by Diana Millv, seconded by Yordis Nielsen, to accept the bid from Pat Timotfiy the DUP Building with the stipulation it must be moved within 60 days. If the 60 dayi period passes and the building is still on city property, the building will revert back to the city and tha money will not be reftindad. Motion unanimous vote. Mrs. Timotfiy was told if tha building is moved to a another location within tha city, it would need to be brought up to code. She may take the building to Myton or Neola, or it may be put on property belonging to Dorothy Ivie. It would have to be put on a permanent foundation. If tha building was to be used for a garage, it would still have to be brought up to code. Main Street Flower Pots Mike Lockwood reported a bracket had been designed for use on the main street poles to enable the flowerpots to be hung safely. The pot would run $33.50 and $39.50. The mayor was told that the business owners would not take care of the pots, which would have to be watered routinely. Mr. Lockwood said ha would provide the planters, soil and brackets the first year. Mike Price will donate the com poet and maintain the flowers all summer long. Hs will also sell flowers to the city for $9.99 per flat or about $200 for flowers on main street, the office, and the cemetery. MOTION by Kelly Kielbasa, seconded by Yordis Nielsen, to accept Mike Lockwood's proposal with eight pots this year and also the proposal from Mika Price. Motion carried by unanimous vote. Street in Industrial Park Nancy Wager asked for this agenda item. Shis said business owners in tha industrial park have asked for some road maintenance. There is no routine maintenance on this road by the city - moat is accomplished by tha property owner. Terry Stephenson said tha one end ofthe road is not defined - tha highway 40 approach on the east end is not a permitted approach fay UDOT. Mrs. Wager said this approach is vary bad in regard to safety with tha traffic speed on highway 40. Oft times Rocket Sanitation trucks are parked near tha manhole and than are soma bad holes in the road. Mayor Pvk said tha bridge on 400 8outh needs to be repaired. He spoke to Skewes and' Hamilton and needs to spend soma mors time to figure out what to do with this road while tha bridge is being repaired. Mayor Pvk will speak to Richard Ivie about tha roads, hauling in soma road base and work on tha industrial park road. Airport Trailer Nancy Wager asked what needs to bs done to get someone else in the airport trailv as well as having a contract with expected duties. Mayor Pvk said there ie nothing to offer anyone. There haa been vandalism in tha past and haa lessened with someone in the traitor. YordieNielen asked if the prisoners could build a house to be placed at tha airport. This am be checked out Council frit a contract to do maintenance in return for rent and utilities would be fair. Mayor Park related some of tha problems in tha pari and tha applications received in tha past. Poaai-wit- h a nice home, a retired couple night considv living there. MpyorPl reported on the airport meeting! he attended tost week. A weather station, a seal coat on tha runway and PAPI are item that are bring worfcsd on 0 for tha airport. It could bs dqs before construction would begin. A total of $240,000 will be spent on thser projects, with tha City paying $27,000. The mayor signed tha paperwork for tha new layout plan for approval by tha FAA There has been interest from an individual to build a private hangar at tha airport. The layout plan will provide for this type of activity. It also indudas placement oftha water tank Soma of tha pilots would like to see runways widenadfrom 60 fast to 75 feet. 60-9- POOR |
