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Show BT : ea ns ay ee Bai See a Fe AW ag WO ee a ep a th ak a OA GR Ni. Bilas NI A Sa Wasatch "BABY continued from previous page solid answer for this one. Canyon by DCB addition, issues with the approval of Baby Thunder, the Letter Agreement of May Forest Forest Service has admit- 23, has ruled right down the line Service asserts that there with Snowbird” —Ray has been no final agency action in terms of making a determination that Baby Baby Thunder constitutes Thunder constitutes a new Hence, the Court does not Alta, Brighton, Snowbird, Solitude & Uncle Sam should pay 100% of the new buses while the UTA paid zip. We need Rolly & Wells to sort this one Out. ak ties Service actions lations and processes and even went so far to con- _ THE COURT: We will cede as to what they consider to be ‘ enemnenee oe atesehiaed a-ncthanal ranegdititeatamsiestictheth-eneipeatieks ec inno - ments, | am now prepared to issue the following rul‘the-~bench® HOT NEW 95 SPECIALIZED BIKES, HELMETS AND ACCESSORIES IN STOCK! STOP IN AT ANY BINGHAMS AND LET US CUSTOM FIT YOU! MIDVALE 707 E. Ft. Union SANDY *new 1370 S. 2100 E. 583-1940 961-2453 571-4480 matter before the Court have SUNSET 2317 N. Main. OGDEN acted contrary to law and 825-8632 399-4981 LAYTON 110 N. Mail 546-3159 Court, the Court finds that the Forest Service officials involved in this mets ee pt "on, ten considered those argu- nanan st ete: noon. The Court, having Based on undisputed evidence in the record and counsel’s response to questions posed by the : terete nena nnn | re unfavorable your assistance through from’ : Pret be in recess. Thank you very much. *. compel a contrary finding and conclusion by this Court. By admitting linkage of the fee and audit MR. JORDAN: Thank you, Your Honor. Peery ; sel, on this matter. approval, has complied with environmental regu- f Forest modification, manatied egetateintianen a major briefing and also through your oral presentation here starting this morning and going into the after- ing’ ines antares Face le orem nm te in meee gn eeslg ee CT Service and then to the Court for finalization. That will be the order and ruling of the Court, coun- whet have a case. Barnes - claims Snowbird gets, “better service than State Street, ”’ and they should be willing to contribute. What about the twelveyears of paying taxes to the UTA? And the noncanyon use? Even using the worst. statistical voodoo it would be impossible to claim that Forest. tnt the bad guy, it seems they SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH; MONDAY, MAY 8, 1995 THE COURT: Counsel, I’m going to issue a bench ruling in this matter. I want to express to both of you, Ms. Christensen and Mr. Jordan, appreciation for for the cngeenelen, buses and expects delivery in the fall of 1996. The buses purchased in 1991 are due to be replaced in 2003, so that fight is still ahead. While Snowbird is generally being painted as ply with the process outlined by the Forest Service for construction counsel Oma the Agriculture, et al., defendants. made every effort to com- tent with the Court’s ruling and to submit them to hearin has ordered of and conclusions consis- major modification of the Term Special Use Permit | issued plaintiff in 1980. Plaintiff appears to have omen UTA Department vs. a Sn" The U.S. plaintiff, or even constitute remit it is still being sorted out. poration, or additional use submit proposed findings not and ete As for the future, ead mines that Baby Thunder does is reinstated tata and 199]. eh we Snowbird is requested to 1994 th did help buy buses in 1984. So Corporation, a Utah, cor- properly before the Court, the Court further deter- earn that Snowbird has been a proponent of mass transit in the past. The Forest Service, the four areas and the UTA have jointly developed the park and ride lots and they decision of March 16, antennae set al . agrees Baby Thunder project. Accordingly, the original ee Barnes and the Forest Service could appeal, but Baby Thunder Lift should be up and running for the 199596 ski season. The excitement of the hearing is obvious in the following: istrative process. Having determined the matter is affecting approval of the ee Finally, There are still some details to be worked out, “the Court inds that the orest Service officials involved in this matter before the Court have acted contrary to law and outside the scope of their — authority.” -Judge David Sam. see problems with either | sovereign immunity or exhaustion of the admin- faecal is just a stop on the route and Hill Air Force’ Base is...well... a little unusual. Barnes admits Hill is a special situation although it not _ benefiting a private company. However, there are only three buses a day going to Hill and he says Snowbird would certainly get at least that if they paid nothing at all. modification. es ZCMI a major age IRS-specific service. a new or additional use or have the process resolved and concluded. The Forest Service, on the other hand, has not complied with the letter or spirit of the regulations eee He says there is no On 8 May last, the Honorable David Sam put the Baby Thunder lift back on track. In less than 400 words, Sam chastised. the Forest Service and reinstated the 1994 decision allowing Snowbird to build Baby Thunder. that tibia more. nothing its determination haem dollars pay, ted ernment tax Gardiner, Snowbird CEO. in an effort to cee the service for which their 1994 SLC — 3259 Wash Blvd 1300 E. 10510 S. (106th) “Bingham , Gyclery, en Ogden, he says, gets in the steer nncrrtrr rere cere erie what-so- outlined Nee ever. service although . the. terms : it is not true - that Kennecott In aie authority. bus 7 CLOSER “Monday there was a hearing and the court no Page UNBOXED | outside the scope of their it quoted everywhere but says 1995. nna sees May nee He Reporter, MUCH TO BEING Kennecott 2 rrrtener . this. into Ga Ms en came 5 OEE Ai Suis* és where BD PR mea tani THUNDER Bunk. He says he does not | understand tte Bste A: datas *stop in and see our new Sandy store behind McDonaid and Beehive C.U. |
