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Show •> > * , t The Beaver Press - April 2,2009 - Page 4 • . Canyon Country Club and The M i n i if A C A f T h A ney and the bank attorneys are, Councif Mambor Smith: m m u r a & W I ; J I H * >'• wooing on .the legal,paperwork;: .. • v >-:.Np Rtappftr. •;».' • ;•.•'" •-'- " ' V r P Ledges Golf Club have made : C o u n c i l M e m b e r Draper:/ Beaver City Council ; ! The Beaver City Council rnet at 4:00 p.m. in a regular session at the Beaver City Hall on March 10, 2009. The following members of the Council were present: Mayor Leonard Foster, Council Members, Karl Draper, Gordon Roberts, Craig Wright & Chris Smith. Also, present were City Manager, Brent Blackner, & City Recorder, Anona Yardloy. Council Member Connie Fails was absent and excused.. The Opening Ceremony of a thought, invocation, and Pledge of Allegiance was conducted by Mayor Foster. CITY COUNCIL MINUTES APPROVED: Minutes of the previous regular council meeting of February 24, 2009 were read . Council Member Draper moved and Council Member Smith seconded the minutes be approved with typing, and grammar corrections. All voted in favor of the motion. BILLS APPROVAL; Bills were presented and reviewed by the City Council. Council Member Wright moved and Council Member Smith seconded, the bills be approved for payment. All voted in favor. RACHEL KANELL * MAYOR'S YOUTH COUNCIL: Rachel Kanell, Youth Mayor met with the Council asking about projects the Youth Council could do. They would like to help with recreation projects, or beautification projects. The Council suggested trash pickup on 400 West at 600 North So McDonalds, help with the Triangle baautificatlon, and help painting red on the curbs, it was suggested that in the Youth Council survey a question be included about the classes community members would like offered, and if they would be willing to volunteer time for help on projects. SOUTH CENTRAL COMMUNICATIONS: Ken Plattf representative. .frfi&L^SouJh ..Central Communications, mot with the Council to explain the ariel map of Beaver City property on the airport road. South Central Communications proposes to place a pro-fab building on the southwest comer of the City's property wost of the Beaver County Correctional Facility. This will be the place where the fiber (oops could be re-routed in case of power outages. They wKl have a generator on the outside of the building. The Council suggested the building be moved further to the East so the City could have better access to the sower lines and high voltage lines. Two gates were proposed, one for South Central and one for Beaver City. A one time easement of $500 was suggested with a ten year renewable lease. The area must also be Kept clean and clutter free. Council Member Roberts moved and CounclE Member Smith seconded that South Central Communications be allowed to lease the ground from Beaver City. All voted in favor.The City attorney will write an agreement. Council Member Fails arrived at 4:45 p.m. BEAUTIFICATION COMMITTEE: Beaver City has an Ordinance that makes it possible to tow away inoperable vehicles on Beaver City streets with a 48 hour notice. The, Committee suggested spraying weeds around street signs, fire hydrants, and permanent City fixtures so the streets can be mowed more easily. The street ordinance was discussed further. ADMINISTRATIVE AND COMMITTEE REPORTS pity Manager Brent Blackner! Most of the carpet in Library has been replaced. The project should be completed by April 1, 2009. : North Sewer Special Assessment Area (SAA) list of potential property owners living In the assessed area was distributed to Council Members. The project- was discussed Including the assessment fees, time frame fort payments and hook up. The Beaver City attar-. , • " : - ' :•',. \ ' • • - : • - . . > r . . V - ' . the ambulance and took him to .the hospital. The Beavers later heard he was sent uprnorth. The players and coaches hope that he is ok. The final score of the second game was Beaver 21 Monticello 1. ^; B.H.S. Baseball By Robbie Gurr ' \ v ; N On March 17 the Beavers hosted the Enterprise Wolves. The Beavers were hoping to continue their streak from the Chuck Wagon Classic. The Wolves came out and took the lead. The Beavers had a little trouble with Enterprise's pitcher, but still managed to score four runs and won the game. The final score was Beaver 4 Enterprise 3. On March 18 the Beavers hosted the Kanab Cowboys. The boys came out ready to take on their rival and do a better job at hitting. The Beavers fell, behind as the Cowboys scored in the early innings. However, in the sixth inning the Beavers rallied back and tied the score at ten. The Cowboys then scored a few more runs and stopped the Beavers to win the game. The final score was Beaver 10 Kanab 16. ' O n March 19 the Beavers hosted the Delta Rabbits. The Beavers were low on pitchers with this being the third game of the week. The Beavers were still having trouble at the plate. The Beavers tried to rally back to win the game, but came up short. The Beavers lost 3 to 11. On March 24 the Beavers traveled to Milford to take on the Tigers. The Beavers came out ready to take on the west side of the county. It was a close game until the Tigers took the lead. The Beavers tied up the score and tried to hold the Tigers from scoring. The Tigers came out And scored one more run to take the lead. The Beavers had one more chance to tie it up, but failed, The final score was Beaver 3 Milford 4. On1 March 25 the Beavers hosted the Monticello Buccaroos. The Beavers played two varsity games against Monticeilo, since it wa* such a long drive; The Beavers came out finally hitting the ball. The Beavers held the Buccaroos to one run. The Beavers ended up scoring 29 runs the first game, obviously winning the game. TheiseCond game started with the" Be^Vers being ftie visitors. This game was a lot like the first. However, Josh hit a line drive to the third baseman, and the ball hit him in the head. Coaches and others checked him out. His eye was starting to swell. They hurried and called significant contributions to make the 12th Annual charity tournament an outstanding success. Participants will play Entrada on Thursday, June 4,2009 and The Ledges on Friday, June 5,2009. A ' The editors of Golf Digest recently rated the golf course at Entrada at Snow Canyon Country Club the top ranked ' year round golf course In Utah. , Designed by Johnny Miller and • Fred Bliss, this course is a par • 71 covering 7,059 yards and features an Impressive practice facility as well as PGA pro golf instruction. Johnny Miller states, "The varied terrain at Entrada covers nearly 2000 acres of beautiful southern Utah desert, and the golf course winds through large arroyos, black lava beds and rolling dunes at the foot of the jagged Navajo and Kayenta red sand. stone cliffs marking the ancient history of this Navajo landscape. Its black lava beds surrounding holes 15-17 on the golf course are seen only at Entrada and In Hawaii." Due to its remarkably highcaliber, innovative design by Matt Dye and its unmatched setting in the rugged landscape of Southern Utah, The Ledges' championship 7,200-yard golf course Is making headlines. The course's grand backdrop Is Snow Canyon State Park where rugged rocks of red and white sandstone stretch high above |he desert floor creating the perfect setting (for golf. The course was recently ranked fifth on Golf Digest's America's Best New Golf Courses and took home the Best Outlying Course award frorn Vegas Golfer in 2007: " the Ledges will be host to The Evening on the Green event for golfers and guests on Friday, the 5th of June, at 6:00 p.m. This will be a breath-taking evening of entertainment and dining .nestled amid the splendor of Southern Utah's Color Country. • • •" 'There's nothing better than a' great day of golf that is supporting a worthy * cause," Chairman Johnson concludes.." It's truly a community 'effort to make this1 happen so please give us a call. WeVe taken our drive.,.we're hatf way to par;;: andwhen that helicopter finally lands on its pad there will be the silence and then the applause.' I can only compare ft to the aweInspiring accomplishment of yes, a hole-in-one." - For moire information about participating through a sponsorship,1 on a tournament team. Evening on the Green tickets, or volunteering please contact Kent Rlrie at 435-251 -2484. Chad i, McWIIIiams has agreed to be the- Cal-RIpkln Tournament Director, His committee is being formed and plans for the tournament are moving forward. Reaver City pledges their support to this committee and Mr. McWIIIiams. Council Member Roberta: A tetter needs to. be sent to 4-H Sets Careers the pasture owners about presIn Motion surized irrigation water usage (NAPS>—Millions of young peobefore April 1, 2009. Bids for ple today become confident, the Opera House roof repair skilled adults ready for future life • success through their participahave been put <on hold. tion in 4-H programs. Take Ryan Summer projects need to be priHarrell, who discovered his pasoritized. The possibility of applysion for science through his in- : ing for grants was discussed. volvement in numerous 4-H animal science projects. Today, at age Beaver City needs to find out 30, Ryan is a PET/CT technologist about any stimulus money that who helps doctors reduce the is available. We are-waiting for amount of radiation exposure in an answer from Scott Snow cancer patients by targeting and concerning the placement of treating specific tumors using image technologies. lights on Center Street. ' "My 4-H proThe batting cages at the ball jects created an fields need to be fixed. The sign excitement construction for DeArmitt Field about science was discussed. The road on the and armed me' with the basic south side of the soccer fields anatomical needs to be opened. There Is a knowledge that question of the right-of-way on I still use in my the adjoining property. work today," said Ryan. "It's those Council Member Falls; experiences that launched my. interest in medical imaging techLibrary Board meeting - The nologies and set me on the path to Library's top priority is shelving my chosen career." for books. The flag with 13 stars Success stories such as Ryan's is now framed in the Library. demonstrate 4-H*s commitment to The elevator Is working in the encouraging today's youth to get involved, be part of a thriving Library. The reading program community and learn new skills expects approximately 200 chilthat will benefit them throughout dren. The signs on the corner of their lives. In fact, 4-H*s goal is to 200 North and 100 East were help prepare 1 million new young people to excel in science, engidiscussed. Manager Blackner neering and technology by 2013. called to ask the Doctors to lb become a,member of the 4-H remove the signs before the end community across America or to of the week. read more about Ryan's story, visit www.4-H.org/SET. Council Member Wright: Concession stand at the ball fields - water was put into the There will be 12" of fill on building and taken put because of the pipes the, end of the extension. Trie of the possibility <for 1 freezing; Portable heaters are old wall will come but and a 9{$ed$, Com Ho The shorter wall be put in. Beaver's needed in the restrooms and the Race Track is not a sanctioned .. concession stand. Quarter Horse Track, it is 330 Mayor Foster: <We SpedaBze in Stop signs on 1400 North Yards to the finish line. It will be (Business forms a 5 V* furlong track with the arid Manderfield road were discussed. extension." Council Member Cards Draper asked about a break a CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS: flyers way rail for trie track extension. Beaver Betterment Club Tasters After concerns'were voiced by Faster Eoq Hunt: The Council MHypesofAdvertising many individuals, each was agreed to give $400 to the Beaver Betterment Club with thanked for their input and the Checkout our (aw group was excused. After fur- the stipulation the money be everyday prices Befon ther discussion and delibera- spent in Beaver. you loof^ etstwhaz. tion, Council Member Roberts Sign UAMPS Agreement: The moved Council Member Smith Council gave Mayor Foster conseconded that the race track be sent to sign the UAMPS agreeextended with the stipulations ment. contained in the legal contract Beaver Municipal Airport Project which the.Clty Attorney,will draft. Mayor Foster Was authorized to Council Members voted two sign the Airport 1 project for against and three for. Motioned crack/seal on the airport runWay. passed by majority vote. Council Member Wright GREG & PATTI GURR: Wayne Crook addressed the Council moved and Council Member about his concerns with the Smith seconded to adjourn the problems of TV reception and meeting. All voted in favor. The *•• administration. He commented Council meeting was adjourned IJalf the interest of a garden is that when he calls Greg Gurr at 10:30 p.m. The next Council the constant exercise of the with problems on TV Hill, the meeting will be held Tuesday, imagination. 1 (2/22 com) No job too small —Mrs. C.W. Earle March 24, 2009. problem is taken care of. Mr Crook was thanked for his comments and time. Council Member Roberts moved to go in to closed session at 8:14 p.m. Council Member Wright seconded. Council Members Draper, Smith, Roberts, Fails and Wright voted in favor by voice vote. None opposed. The Beaver City Council moved into closed session at 8:14 p.m. In order to Longest drive... straightest discuss the character, profesdrive., .drive., .drive... drive.. Jtfs sional competence, or physical time once again to join us on the or mental health of an individual or individuals. Council Member gotf course for the 12th annual Falls moved and Council Jubilee Cup Charity Golf Member Draper seconded to Tournament. Chairman Kurt move out of closed session. All Johnson is reminding, golfers voted in favor. Council moved that Dixie Regional Medical out of executive session at 8:43 Center has hit its drive to launch Life Flight helicopter services In p.m. southern Utah and we need ADMINISTRATIVE AND COMyour help in reaching our strateMITTEE REPORTS CONTIN- gic goal. • r UED Because critical illness or „ Justin Wayment. City injury can strike anyone at any Attorney: , : ! -. U ^ time-or * anywhere-a locally The Simmons Company based Life Flight helicopter will with the sign on the South inter- greatly speed the delivery of life' There are hundreds of excuses you could use to avoid getting Emergency change h^s been served an saving care. ; screened for colon cancer. But no excuse is a good excuse when eviction notice. Contact was access to remote areas will be 1 made with Scott Snow from greatly enhanced. From those -'your life's on the line; If you are 50 or over, go get screened. For UDOT allowing Beaver City to In the sunset of their lives to tiny more Information, visit www.ucan.ee or call the Health Resource • apply for another sign when this newborns just, opening their, V Une at 1-888-222-2542. A; v ; V-•; •;*' V". one Is removed. He will check eyes for the first time, everyone on an ordinance for South will benefit because timq saved Central , , Communications, means lives saved-gMng the - -•• v addressing franchises in munic- best chance for survival, recovipalities. ' the sublease, with ery and a healthy futurej - • NO EXCUSES ' V t . $v£oal, . Beaver Cquniy (Travel Council) CtlSCf for trie log ^ b l n is nearly ,fty v DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH • Isned. , •....••;. . - v - , . . , • . ' , - , . „ , . . . * / • . , \, "^nent^sponspr^ ^ ^ e d a ^ ^ r r o w . * '• Vandalism;in'the City Park 'Restrooms was discussed. Vandals broke the door on the Men's restroom. They also made a terrible mess in the restroom. Manager Blackner suggested 'the City look at dosing the bathrooms at the park. Heating of the restrooms at the quadplex and the concession stand was discussed. There Is enough money In the road account to purchase material to fill the potholes in town. The swimming pool Is not open yet because a pump needed to be replaced prior to being operational. Reaver City's recreation employees Brennen Orton, Burgundy Blomquist, and Shari Quintanawill be attending a Parks and Recreation conference in St. George on March 16 and 17th. The FY2008 Budget was discussed. The possibilities of furloughs was discussed. Revenues were discussed to see trends of past years. An Alco store is preparing for construction in the Spring. The Council adjourned for a dinner break at 5:52 p.m. GOLF COURSE - RACE TRACK EXTENSION: At 7:00 p.m. the Council met with Beaver Golf Association and Horsemen to discuss the extension t>f the Beaver Race Track. Bob Davidson was spokesman for the Men's Golf Association. 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