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Show THE OGDEN VALLEY NEWS May LDS Church Urges Alternatives for Nuclear Waste Road Report The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) advises motorists of the following road restrictions in Weber County. Projects Outlined for Weber County The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) has scheduled several high profile road construction projects in the northern Utah area for the 2006 construction season. Following is a partial list of projects that may directly impact Weber County drivers. Time frames are approximate and a few rojects span more than one county. This list includes contracted projects only; work to be completed by UDOT maintenance forces is not included. I-15 NOW (New Ogden Weber) Expansion May 13 through May 19, watch for nightly (9 p.m. to 5 a.m.) lane restrictions between I-84 ramps in Riverdale and 2700 North in Farr West for median work and construction of safety pullouts. There will also be nightly (9 p.m. to 5 a.m.) lane restrictions at 31st Street to construct temporary ramps. I-15 travel lanes are narrowed to 11 feet wide between 12th Street and I-84. Motorists are advised to reduce speeds and use caution in the work zone. The speed limit on I-15 has been reduced to 55 mph in the work zone. Fines double for work zone speeding violations. Motorists are advised to watch f 1 leaving the ‘oadwat Adaitional I-15 NOW project information is available toll free at 1-888-415-6690 (888-I15WO) or online at <www.udot.utah.gov/ilSNOW> I-15 NOW (31st Street in Ogden North in Farr West), reconstruction and widening Spring 2005 to Fall 2008 The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day a today asked the federal government to look for i WITH STYLE Russ Echols gave the a a presentation on what the state requires to be on plans submitted to the county as to the Architect and Designer. It seems that some of the plans submitted to the county for developments and ae have not been done by licensed Arc Agenda Items 1. Final Approval of Hidden Haven Subdivision (formally Sheppard Acres Estates) at 1800 N. 6000 E., total of7 lots. Committee had no new comments. . Final Approval of Wolf Creek PRUD Phase 7, 20 units at 5200 Elkhorn Drive. Committee had no new comments . Preliminary Approval of Elkhorn Sige Phase 6 at 5525 Buckhorn Drive, 1 lot. Committee had no concerns. The county map provided was not clear on the location as presented. The developer map was much clearer as to retention ponds and location of lot. . Zoning petition ZP#06-06 by Wolf Creek Properties to amend the Weber County Zoning Ordinance to allow short term/nightly rentals. The committee had concerns about this being allowed outside the zoning Wolf Creek is looking for. If the precedence is made to allow the change in the current zoned area, what would stop another area outside the allowed zoning area from having homes S.R. 167 (Trappers Loop) and S.R. 158 (entire length); guardrail and signing August 2 $250,000 U.S. 89 (Wall Ave. in Harrisville to 2700 North in Pleasant View), reconstruction (continued from 2005) April to July 2006 nN $7.2 million Ww Washington Blvd. (U.S. 89 from 22nd to 26th Street in ny, eee median installation Fall 2! 230,000 guardrail S.R. 39 (Pineview Dam to Monte Cristo turn-off in Huntsville); resurface June to July 2006 $250,000 A comprehensive - of all UDOT construction project statewide is available online: www.udot.utah.gov under the “Construction Info” tab. MOUNTAIN UNOBSTRUCTED ADDITIONAL LAND VIEWS HOME OF AVAILABLE. ON FIVE Pm ACRES SNOWBASIN. =e ONE ae 7 OU $1,700,000 * EXCLUSIVE ¢ 1031 *NEW PROPERTIES EXCHANGE CONSTRUCTION BRANDI Local * INVESTMENT * DEVELOPMENT HAMMON Innovative Specialist 801-389-4438 BRANDI@PINEVIEWPROPERTIES.NET CUSTOM Ae MOUNTAIN ore PRIVACY RUSTIC HOME IN SKI LAKE ESTATES ala? AND VIEWS LIBERTY WITH RETREAT THIS ON SPACIOUS NEW CUSTOM MOUNTAIN HOME, SURROUND THEATER SYS TEM, RUSTIC HARDODS, GRANITE COUNTER TOPS AND S ACRES. $1,100,000 Nie lots mela WOLF RESORT CREEK GOLF HOME NEAR COURSE. $599,000 LAND AVAILABLE: HUNTSVILLE WOLF 10.17 CREEK LAKE ACRE VIEW LOT $725,000 LOTS $299k - 339K NORDIC VALLEY VIEW LOT $239,000 LIBERTY ERTY AND * $699,000 $349,000 LAND HORSE PROP- NEW CARPET W/ PAINT. ADDITIONAL AVAILABLE. $349,000 } become rentals in existing neighborhoods? The only safeguard would be the HOA’s. If the HOA’s specifically restricted any short term rentals or the CCR’s were silent on the issue, it would not be allowed under the rezone request. But here you are hoping the HOA would be active in the neighborhood. Committee was split on this issue. 5. New Committee Vice Chairman, Russ Echols was nominated and seconded and voted in to replace Gary Bingham as Vice Chair. 6. Paul Delong was nominated and seconded to the vacant voting member position opened by Russ being moved to the Vice Chair. Bill Siegel, Chairman, attended the Ogden Valley Planning Commission meeting on the 25. The commission _ all of the final approval items in a batch v The Weber Fire District Chief was in ue concerning the commission tabling the final design of Fire Station #65 to be located just to the east of the South Fork Chevron. The Commissioners are still not pleased with the overall design of the building. None of the points that the commission had brought up at the March meeting about the roof line design and the large amount of glass used on the front of building had been changed The Commission again tabled the item. The Fire District Chief is going to appeal directly to the County Commission to get the station moving along. E Commission discussed the Zoning Ordinance change for short term rentals. I made the committee’s stance known that we were not against or for the change, just concerned how the “spill over” from the areas in question might affect other neighborhoods. Minutes from the March 23 meeting were approved as recorded. oa TELLURIDE lant 2 safety, and environmental concems. bear a disproportionate burden =im banepedtebces and concentration of nuclear w: 7 k the federal ae to harness the technological and creative power of the country to develop options for the disposal of nuclear waste.” Members in Attendance: Bill Siegel, Chairman, Bill Christensen, Terri Stearman, Larry McBride, Paul Delong, Russ Echols, John Klisch, Kirk Langford S.R. 235 Washington Blvd. (400 North in Ogden to 2600 North in North Ogden), resurface April to June 2006 $1.4 million S.R. 158 @ Pineview Dam; installation July 2006 $170,000 $a nuclear lic lo f nuclear w: Eden Planning Committee Minutes for April to 2700 $232 million Washington Blvd. Washington Blvd. from 400 North in Ogden to 2600 North in North Ogden will be undergoing resurfacing work. Rotomill and paving operations will begin Monday, May 15 and are expected to continue through late May. Crews will work around the clock to complete rotomill operations and paving will be completed during daytime hours. Traffic will be restricted to i Motorists should expect heavy delays and are advised to use alternate routes. The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) has scheduled several high profile road construction projects in the northern Utah area r the 2006 construction season. Following is a artial list of projects that may directly impact Weber County drivers. Time frames are approximate and a few projects span more than one county. This list Trnelude contracted projects only;work to be completed by UDOT maintenance forces is not included. Construction progress and updates are available on the UDOT homepage at www.udot.utah.gov_under the “Construction nfo” tab i In light of the ongoing discussion of the possible storage of nuclear waste in Utah’s Skull Valley area, the First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints issued the following statement: “The transportation and storage of high-level & UDOT 15, 2006 S. Bigg Page 16 PRESERVE WOLF BUILDING LOTS FROM CREEK GOLF COURSE HAWKINS CREEK ESTATES $ 185,000 LOTS $349k - $395k - LOTS STARTING AT $395k |