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Show I page 8 November 18,1981 newsprint Vernal City Council Minutes Vernal City Council Minutes Novembers 1981 Regular meeting of the City Council held Nuvemlier 4, KWl. called to order by Mayor Sam Snyder at 741 p.m. Those Resent: Mayor Snyder, Councilmembers Gene AnBnson, Karl Migiiori, Jack Stagg; Councilmember Jack Seitz arrived at 750 p.m. and Councilmember Greg Hawkins arrived at BUS p.m. Minutes. Karl Migiiori made the motion to approve the minutes of the (ireviotis regular meeting as correct. Jack Siagg seconded the motion, motion carried unanimously. Water Connections. City Manager Bassett advised the Council two people had contacted him relative to water connections outside of llie City. One Mrs. Andrea Morrell who lives at 4730 South 500 East, stated that previously she and her family used cistern water, however the person who suplicd the water has now retired. Morrell stated she is now using well water hut requests that tire Council approve a connection far her. After a brief discussion on tire uvailalrility of water and the location of the water main. Jack Stagg made lire motion to approve a connection far the Murrells subject to approval of tire Slate Hialih Department. Mrs. Gene Anfinson seconded the motion, motion carried unanimously. Mr. Bassett then advised the Council tlie second request far water connections came from Tom Chrisman for the Knutson Minor Subdivision, lots 7 and 8, for two connections. These subdivision lots are located at 828 and 80B .North on 1500 East. has not started on tliese two dwellings and due to these connections not being a health or welfare probfam, he recommended not approving the two connections. Councilmemlier Kari Migiiori then staled that he had also been contacted by Mr. Chrisman relative to tliese water connections and had been informed that the water rights had been turned in to the City fur three connections before the moratorium was declared; liowever, those three connections have already been made and tlie connections now requested are additional. The Council then discussed wlicther or not the City did commit additional water connections to this minor sulxlivision in connections far Knuls Minor Subdivision. Kari Migiiori seconded the motion with amendment Ilia! the water connections would be approved conditional upon previous committment fay the City far such additional connections, atul tlie staff was i..stnicted to research this. The motion carried unanimously. Accounts Payable. The approval of the accounts payaldu was tallied until farther research could be made on the engineering costs. Mr. Bassett stated building Business Licenses. City Manager Bassett outlined the applications far business licenses with the Council. Gene Anfinson marie tlie motion to approve the licenses as presented. Jack Seitz seconded the motion, molfan carried unanimously. Hie licenses approved are as follows: L Jack HardyPhilip Harrison, Good Earth Solar, 900 South 1500 East Western Agency, 91 Smith 1st East 2. Carolyn Cargifa, Farmers Ins. Jeny Carp, (construction!, Orem & All Weather Insulation, Inc. icontroclort, Provo 7. Elmer Gardner, D&H Vacuum Service, 2792 West 1200 North 8. Ken Peterson Home Improvement. Orem 5. Tri-Te- k Gary L Tavlor Construction Co.. Inc., 304 West Main Public Hearing Planning &, Zoning Code Amendments. Assistant Planner Robert Hugie reviewed the proposed cliages to tlie zones to the and Council. These changes would require tlie lot size to be tlie same as tlie previous ordinance required - 9,000 square feet fiir duplexes with 90 front fret; and 4,500 with 45 front feet. After a brief discussion rotative to square feet for a making a zero-sid- e yard conditional use in an R- zone and also requiring a e .minimum side yard of 13 fact in developments, Jack Stagg seconded the .motion, Wting was as follows: Seitz - aye: Stagg - ayet Mfglfurr - a.ve; Anfinson - ave," Hawkins - abstain. Motion carried. Revenue Sharing Budget. City Manager Bassett briefly reviewed the Council's meeting relative to tlie unapiniprialcd funds from the Revenue Sharing Rudget which amount to $27,099.59. Tlie Council had no further requests at this time fur this iinappnirialed amount and Mr. Bassett R-- K-- 3 twin-hom- -l twin-hom- advised that the budget could be opened at a later time if these funds are needed. Jack Seitz then made the motion to approve tlie KV82 Revenue Sharing Budget as presented, (fane Anfinson seconded the motion, motion carried unanimously. Accounts Payable. The questioned engineering bill was reviewed by the Public Works Director, Kay (Xenon. The Council requested tluil tlie Iweakdown for engineering costs be included with tin accounts iayalilc nxir1s. Jack Seitz made the motion io approve tlie accounts iayahlc as resented. Kari Migiiori seconded the motion. At this time Jack Stagg requested further information on tlie hill from attorney Ed Clyde and asked that befiirc any farther iavinents are made to him that some action other than fatten hit made try him. Gene Anfinson stall! dial lie would not support attorney Ed Clyde any fiirilier and also stated dial engineering P 81-4- . h Jensen Water System - Transportation Costs. City Manager Bassett reported that between the ftjblic Works Director Kay Oversell and tlie (Sty Engineer, Charlie Skewea and Hex Harrison, a figure had been arrived at frir tliese trails xirlatkai costa Tgyfor to the Jensen Water System. Mr. Overaon slated that a figure ofS 1 0 per acre foot wax the recommended charge for transportation. Mr. (Verson slated that this was a standard fee charged along the front. There was a liricf discussion and City Manager Bassett was requested to fallow-u- p on tliis with a fatter to the Jensen Water District. Pike Annexation Ordinance, Amendment. City Manager Bassett reviewed the Council's request to have the Midland Heights area of the Pike Annexation zoned to RA-instead of the 2 zoning. This matter was reviewed by the Planning Cummiasion again and their recommendation was to zone the perimeter fata, 1 R-- 1 thru 21, as RA-- 1 and the interior lota MH. There was again a lengthy discussion as to the Council's intent v.tien originally zoning this iaroel and also of the Planning Commission's recommendations. Bud Klungervikagain addressed the Council on his plans far the kits, and City Attorney Dave Buriningham indicated that the Council and City are hound Ity the itat us apiroved Ity the County and the motion of the Council when the annexation was approved. Garth Iaiismun tlien sioke of behalf of the residents of the Countiy Skfa Drive Sulxfivtaion which Izirders Alter further Midland Heights, again requesting the entire area lie zoned RA-discussion. Jack Seitz made a motion to adopt an ordinance amending the zone TO THE UINTAH BASIN AREA Lota L 1 thru 21 - RA-- 1 2. Lots 22, 45, 48, 47, 68, Turners - and 69, and iroperty to the south owned PRINT SERVICE QUICK designation of the Midland Heights Sulxlivisinii as fallows: High Quality, Inexpensive Printed Copies Ity the R-- 2 WHILE YOU WAITIII 3. Lots 23 thru 44, 48 thru 67, and 78 - Mil Jack Stagg seconded the motion, motion carried unanimously. Jack Seitz then made a motion of stipulation on tlie iininovemfaila as follows: 1. Manufactured homes tin permanent foundations on fats 23 tliru 44, 48 thru 67, and 78, as platted, and these homes must meet 1976 HllD standards with restrictive covenants of house type roofingand I louse type siding, with a minimum of 1000 square feet 2. Lots 1 thru 21 will have conventionally liuilt Immcs, with a 960 square Check out these prices: feet without a basement. 3. Engineering will be per the Planning Commission's recommendations. 4. No singfa wide motif fa homes will Ini allowed oil kits 23 thru 44, 48 thru 67 and 78. 5. TVvin homes on kits 22, 45, 46, 47, 48, 68 and 69 will be attached. Jack Stagg seconded the motion, motion carried unanimously. Cilv Attorney Dave Huminghan tlieii asked the developers. Jari and Bud Kiungervik if they would abide by tlie Council's motion. Thtty staled they would. HUD Building Standards. City Attorney Bumingliain indicated In the Council that tlie material supplied fay Roger Hacking relative to lll'D standards and court Priced for 8ft x decisions in other states do not apply in Utah. It was tlie city attorney's opinion that the federal taw would not suxtrsecta tint stale taw in this matter. 9. Moser McGale Ltd., hydro electric power, 1757 West 750 North 10. on Jensen. City Manner Bareett advtaed the Community Comx.lta.it. Reports contacted by Steve SoRty of Commulty Constanta Council that he had been and impact on the water relative to releasing studies on future growth patterns that llxe report, could Bassett Mr. explained system to the Jensen Water District. future patterns. After some their on growth be interfaced with a Jensen study write a letter to the Bassett Mr. that recommended discussion on this, the Council used. be to studies these Jensen Water District relative to allowing 40. City Manager Bassett, West and Highway 1000 South Annexation -- Bailey, Batbty Plumbing &. Heating Inc.. Orem 4. Gordon Bahen. Davis Electric. Bountiful 3. Aliegglen Street Vacating Ordinance. City Manager Bassett Reported that he had received consent from the property owners abutting the proponed street vacatings as required by taw and at this time mconuiiiHided to tlie Council that an irdinamw be adoped by the Council far such vacating. Jack Stagg made the motion to adopt Ordinance No. vacating! portion of 900 North Street LOO North Street and the North-SoutAddition to Vernal City. Jack Seitz alley in the Siddoway-Caldc- r seconded the motion, motion carried unanimously. , bills should be checked into further. Voting on tlie motion was as fallows: ; Migiiori - aye; Hawkins - aye; Anfinson and Stagg - nay. IniiIi staling tlrywoiild not support Ed Clvde's Mil. Motion carried liv maioritv. s v Seitz-aye- 11 on 20 Bond Quick Print Work is done on an Offset Press, therefore giving you an Improved copy of your original from beginning to end. All Councflmemher (fane Anfinson brought to liv Councils attention that if the HI ill standards are adopted fay the City, there would In; no advantage to having moliifa home parks as mobile homes would have to lie allowed in any zone. Building So don't waste time and money trying to make legible copies on your old copier, come and see the professionals for al your printing needs. Official (tart Jensen then rejxirted on the material supplied Ity Mr. Hacking and slakid that if a mobile home met its all the requirements of tlie variixis codes Ity the City li.e.. Uniform Building Cndu. National Electrical ('aide. Uniform Plumbing Code, Uniform Mnchanfoal Covfa, Energy Conservation Code, etc), this adopted mobile home would not Iw treated as a motille liome liut ratiierasa single family dwelling due to the difference in the regulations iNitwcen tliese code and HUD standards. Mr. Jensen staled that if tlie HUD standards are adopted, tliere would lie a duuljfa standard one fair mobile luinies and another fiw conventional built Mimes - and if he were a contractor building cunventkinal luinuts, lut would build Ity tlie HUD standards and the City wnuld be hard prcoMxl to enfune tlie other (xxfas. Mr. Jensen went into farther detail on the article Mr. Hacking famislied to him. and after some discussion, Mr. Hacking staled he wtxilil need to oiHaiii fart I ter information rdative to tlx; standards and regutatiuns any furthi!r discussion. e Ashley Creek Mobile Home Park and Culibta Crock Subdivision Sewer. Mr. Harking addressed the Council rotative to the poxsilalitv of llie City iroviding "front money to assist in the installation of the sewer line across llx: Ashley Creek Iflhe City were to provide such hinds, both developments would Ixind their inxqMMiks and guarantee a minimum of 300 connections within 3 years. Mr. Hacking slated Iw only wanted to liriiig this to the Council's allentiuii at this time, and Maws- Snyder requested that it the develujers work with the engineers oil this and will lx; further discussed at Motiile Home Park and llie Colibfe Crock developments. tlx; next Council meeting. 395 So. 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