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Show I . sWS Summit County ..- - i itJWS Happenings Town News Senior Citizens News Dedicated to Serving Summit County CoalvilU, UT 84017 Friday, April 1, 1994 Volume 59 A Section 6 Num& 0T Eleven B ! pages Section 4 pages County Commissioners Facing Planning Issues This Week Leslie Burns reports on the state of the planning department. The current housing report is in a list provided to the BCG There is a public hearing today on the application of Aspen Springs for a rezoning. Mountain Valley Ranch (an application by G Schulz) for a rezone subdivision near Mountain Springs, in Weber Canyon, with plans for all septic tanks on 35 acres, is before the BCC and may be a problem in the future. The Weller rezone application (Marion) is being put on hold until the South Summit General Plan is adopted. Lambert Lane, in Francis, has submitted a preliminary plat now being reviewed by the planning department. The planning department is reviewing a major subdivision proposed by K. Nichols called the Hays subdivision, a major endeavor; also B. Ames subdivision scheduled for Chalk Geek called Middle Canyon Ranch; K. Wright doing the Wright subdivision is to submit a final plat to the planning department; staff is reviewing a temporary trailer submitted by J. Yost. P. Gines has asked for a rezone in Woodland. First Security Bank is bringing in a plan for a permanent structure to be located at Kimball Junction at the K-M- art site. Johnson Parkwest Sold; Summer Concert pre-conce- rt 55-pie- ce The arrangements have been made with Michael Baker and Kenny Griswald, the new owners of Parkwest. It was revealed that Baker and Griswald made agreements with Jerry Giloman and Jack Roberts for the sale: 960 acres, water rights, all contract rights, the whole included have been sold. McNeil The organization will be same the parking facilities utilizing and the former good works of the Belcher Bros. Route 224 is due to be completed this summer together Winter with a traffic lightPark and Silver Springs juncture which will undoubtedly cut down on traffic problems hopefully before the concerts begin, at least to Parkwest Drive. - at-th- e - Recorders Office as Conduit For Restaurant Tax Monies The office of Alan Spriggs, the county recorder, is being used as the repository for restaurant taxes to be used. Sections of the Utah Code applicable to monies collected from restaurant tqxes to be used for the benefit of the county has been used for the appropriateness for spending monies; publically owned parks, campgrounds, museums, etc. least density. The planning commission had scheduled a hearing last week but the planning department suggested that the hearing be continued because the applicant had been asked for certain data by the planning department and, according to the applicant, only the planning commission could ask for that information not the department. The applicant has since furnished the information requested although the planning commission took no action on the application. (Another delay to a Johnson International project.). Park City Schedules To Continue Jim McNeil, enterpreneur of musical concerts in Parkwest, came in for information. James Taylor in July; Yanni in June (together with a orchestra), and probably at least 12 others performers; etc, sre some of the notables to be in Parkwest. The organization will be working with the Sheriffs Department. International had applied to the planning department for a rezoning of land in South Summit to include 600 plus acres to be used as 1:5, at Concerns about the applicability of the statute to be used for purchase of artifacts to use in the Mine Train Ride Museum has been referred to the county attorney, Franklin Anderson. Since the mine is privately owned, it was felt that it was inappropriate for the use as proposed. Blabs Frazier, the county auditor, agreed with the attorney. Businessman Arrested Jeff Dunn, owner of Affordable Lodging and Animal Crackers, a toy store, was apprehended by federal authorities when he attempted to sell cocaine to undercover agents. He took the agents to his home to retrieve the cache He was brought into federal court and upon opposition from federal attorneys was incarcerated, until the arraignment on April 4. The federal attorney claimed that Judds conduct in California, as well as alleged threats to persons in this state, should preclude his being For Offices of Summit County As a public service, The Summit County Bee will be publishing a voters guide in the April 15 issue. It will serve to inform the public as to their choices for county government. Just write a short biography and your interest in running for office and include a recent picture. Either drop it into the office of The Wave in Heber City at 675 West 100 South, Heber Gty, UT 84032, or mail it to the same address by April 7 at the latest. covered over with a false ceiling. It has been requested that the old ceiling be restored. Blake Frazier has been asking for that restoration for several years. Board of Singers Come To The Kamas Stake The LD Singers, from the Ephraim LDS Institute of Religion, will be presenting their annual spring tour The Best of Times," on Wednesday, April 13, at 8 p.m., at the Kamas Stake Center. Admission Is free! This group will be sharing their concert abont the gospel, and will help bring In the spirit and Invite us to ponder the purpose of life. The LD Singers will perform sacred music as well as light and entertaining numbers sure to delight audiences of all ages. The program will be a tasteful combination of singing and dancing, so come along and bring your family and friends for a wonderfiil evening of entertainment. John 11:25) With the approach of spring, of another Easter morning, there wells up within faithful Christians the world over a glorious assurance of hope, a brilliant ray ofpeace, far He lives! Death is overcome! But the victory over death is not the only benefit arising from the resurrection of the Messiah; He not oily freed all mankind from the bonds of eternal death but, through His atonement, forgiveness of mar individual sins may be obtained. He made it possible for all, through faith, repentance, and obedience to the ordinances and covenants of His gospel, to be forgiven of their sins. We testify that Jesus is the Christ He lives. He broke the bonds of death. He is our Savior and Redeemer, the very Son of God. We humbly repeat what we often sing: " know that I my Redeemer lives! He lives, all glory to his name! He lives, my Savior still the same; O sweet the joy this sentence gives: I kno. v that my Redeemer lives!" To Candidates The county Historical Society has asked for a matching grant of $1,000 to repair the ceiling in the old part of the courthouse. The old ceiling is copper and, through the years, has been painted and then LD The significance of notable events is often diluted or lost entirely in celebrations and observances. This is frequently true of Easter, when it is the holiday that some celebrate, rather than the deep significance of the resurrection of the Lord, Jesus Christ. The greatest events of history are those which affect the largest numbers for the longestperiods. By this standard, no event could be more important to individuals or nations than the resurrection of the Savior. Because of it, all of our Heavenly Father's children will be resurrected. "I am the resurrection, and the life: he that believeth in me, though he were dead, yet shall he live. " released. Historical Society Has Asked For Matching Grant The The First Presidency Easter Message whereupon his arrest occurred. Realtors Requests Dedicated Line The Board of Realtors has requested a dedicated line to the county recorders office. The building itself is maxed out for space for the time being. Spriggs feels that it would be a good- idea. The computer board will need expansion before the request can be filled. The service bill would be paid for by the user. A yearly fee of $1,000 and a set-u-p fee of possibly thousands to expand the computer system. Democrats Had atUTheTatreut Saturday night saw the Egyptian Theatre in Park Gty sold out in the final performance of Pump Boys and Dinettes. It was a fun night for the Dems of the state. One of the stars of the show, Passover Feast Celebrated En Masse in Park City er Ottley, is also running for the Democratic scat of the Utah State Senate. The house held many notables for the evening of just fun music: Dede Corridini, Karma Burns, Ron Perry, and hundreds of others. Park City Ski Area's Easter Tradition Continues Easter Weekend, April 2 and 3, the Park City Ski Area will again feature the traditional Egg Hunt on the mountain with more than $4,000 in prizes. On Saturday. April 2, the Easter Bunny will hit the slopes early to hide eggs on the mountain for the "Big Kids" Easter Egg Hunt. Park City merchants have donated over $4,000 dollars in prizes for the hunt. The Egg Hunt begins at 9 a.m. when the lifts open and will continue until the lifts close at 4 p.m., or until the 100 large plastic Sarah Wagner Sarah Wagner, the oldest person at the feast (sedar) lighted the sabbath candles reciting the age old prayers that are said all over the world by the Jewish people at the Passover Sedar. Permanent residents, visitors who came for the spring skiing and folks from Salt Lake Gty, made are invited to participate in the reservations to be included in the Kid's Easter Egg Hunt which will community celebration. The cerebe held at the Ski Area's mony was done partially in Hebrew Continued on Page 2A and some in English with the chil eggs are found. All children ages three to eight MIL " &E1. dren participating as well. The holiday is to commemorate the passing out of bondage from the Egyptian pharoah and following Moses into the desert where they lived for forty years before entering into the Holy Land. It has been laid that The Last Supper attended by Christ as painted by da Vinci was the Passover Sedar. Easter and Passover frequently run hand and glove on the calendar. -- gar |
