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Show ' f c ^ ^ - •• :-'^-^-y-:- ' •r—-:.^i:f^--'::]-:'r- ^ v ^ ^ * ^ : ; ^ - j « • USPS 074-400. ' .VM. : Beaver, Utah, by The Beaver- Press. Second Marlow L. Drapor Sue Draper : i-l'C ' , s "i ' Publisher/Editor Business Manager SUBSCRIPTION RAJES " ;:;•"' inBeavefCounty ...&L.;. ~~«...$17.00 . : Beaver County Senior Citizen $15.00 X - Outside Beaver QounlyU..... $20.00 . Postmaster pleei^e^end.^ange of address to: The Beaver Pres§£i^$5^Beaver Utah 84713 ;Phorie:~435-438-2891 • ~ u ?••'•••.-.-; * - Fax:435-438-8804 -e .;<**;.„•.?-. Patriotism Patriots would like to thank the fcttah i Department of jjBosportation for donating the -, >AspeciatthanJcs to Scout mem. EaflJo Scout C Beaver City's Independence; Day Celebration will be held ^ Eagle Scout- candidate, Monday, July 5,2010 beginning Jacob Smith, met with the with a children's parade down Council to present his proposed Main Street. Line up for the project for a Veteran's Memorial parade will begin at 9:00 a.m. in at the Mountain Vfew Cemetery. the parking lot at the Main Street je will be working With Manager LDS Church: Parade^ilfbegin: iortofinda suitable locaat 9:30 a.rr^. ending at the City HIs suggestions was to 1 Park. All families? groups j ' *" ashield -fir^cribf the five - organizations are encou'ra ches of tfievrhilitary and to enter. .Cash prizes •awarded for each brick. The Veteran's organizawalkers, btcyde riders, horses,^ . should A patriot program will follow the parade with games, foot ^expertise working #$h. rock to races, and concessions on 'the build the monument^; Council park. Please come and support Member Fails'will be helping American Legion Post #32 ana" Jacob organize his project with the Auxiliary this Independence City corhrnrttees. The Council thanked Jacob for his willingDay. ., proDon't forget theCivic J! Thank You Getting a regular health screening is one of the most important steps you can take to manage your'nealth.y e v w i f y think you're healthy. Regular breast & cervical cancer screening and a handful of simple, quick testsxarvgive-yQU peace of mind and help you take control of your health. ~" -•*• :*VX ' !f you are a woman aged 50-64, find out if you qualify for free breasVand cervical cancer screening, .. .. 4 . •'- . cardiovascular screening, and individual lifestyle coaching/Get the to/pls you need to live an active, healthy life." W2T Call 1-800-717-1811. to move Council Member Brown will be through The family of . working on reviewing these serfor would like to express our love^^eclratoafta^ernenr vices. and appreciation to all of Steve's, employee dental coverage. Philo T. Farnsworth friends and famiiy at the time of '^(Skn^'Mefi^er^Smith second- Committee - Chris Kesler and his passing. Thank.you to J3£. All voted in favor. None • Val Smith are heading this com(everyoneforthe flowers; cards; > ^ppoced? (Exhib1t:B=&2010} ""**""" Scnbol BoartFMeeting - All mittee. Aug. 6th and or 7th are food and monetary gifts. Mayor set for the tribute dinner, movie, We would also thank the, Council.-members:.and 1 are encouraged io be at the and tyie Larry King group. The Beaver Valley Hospital and staff, School Board meeting, marathon.is Aug. 14th. Mayor the Beaver 4th ward for all. of Thursday, June 10, 2010 at Yacdtey. suggested the possibiliyour care and support. i i :00 a.m. in the School District ty of combinrnc the. two events. Offices. They will be discussing Randy, Bonnie, Cherie,. Scott, ^he r •proposed elementary 'Coundl Member $mith: and extended Families. school. Airport - The Federal grant document should be signed in Western RcJck - Utility bill ..issues will be discussed in a the next two weeks. The project ^^reeeting tomorrow with the own- will be able to move forward ; after this time. Ker#of Western Rock: Opera House - The bids for ;.., \ /Electrical Dept - The electhe roof repair will go out in the trical department is in the The Beaver City Council process of replacing all the oid next month. met at 4:00 p.m. in a regular mechanical meters with digital Race Track - The first races session at the Beaver City Hall meters. Several entities have were held on Memorial day. on June 8, 2010. The following had -some problems with their They were very successful. members of the Council were meters. These problems need There was a large crowd. More present: Mayor Mark Yardley. to be worked out on the utility races are scheduled again for Council Members Connie Fails, bills. Most of the GPS mapping this Saturday. A portion of the Chris Smith, Craig Wright, Gary of lines, transformers, and Doles Cart Path concrete will be dug Brown, and Lynn Harris. Also, ayithin Beaver City are complete. out and replaced with a piece of present were City Managerr-:»f.Jhe culinary water and pressur- rigid foam. Brent Blackner and City 'fg&ati irrigation systems 'have Swimming Pool - Questions Recorder, Anona Yardley. were asked about the current been mapped. The Opening Ceremony of • . Water * Water levels have fees. Council Members sugah invocation, Pledge of peaked in the Beaver River at gested that the fees be kept at a Ailegianpe, and thought, was about 500 sf this week. Crty round amount. New ballasts conducted by Council Member ceews have been trying to keep have been ordered. Manager "Wright Troop 667 did the flag theidebf&out of the water ways Blackner met with a company ceremony. . •. to.keap the water flowing with- today that discussed chlorine CITY COUNCIL MINUTES A fajockage. Three Creeks safety equipment apd systems. APPROVED r is full arid goirig over Service Award - Council Minutes of the Kent's Lake line 4 Member Smith suggested invitular council meetings of ing former Mayor Bradshaw to 25, 2010 were presented;^ I • City crews have also helped address the Council about the reason this award,was estabCouncil Member Fails mewed;-, .with water flow in North Creek ^ and Council Member Smith secJ^V and, other canals. The road lished in trie July 13th Council );. ' t onded the minutes teapprovod^^froiti <Efctadshaw Cox milking meeting. with typing and g r a m m a r c o r r e c t ; ^ r n ^ : i h i ^ ^ ^ : p ^ (1800 Council Member Falls: tlons. All voted in favor of the North)is temporarily closed for Library - Refinishing the motion. None opposed. windows and finishing the flashhigh water. BILLS APPROVAL All flowers should have ing will start in June. The library • Bills were presented and. been removed from the has the second highest air conreviewed by the City CounciU Cemetery by yesterday. ditioning and heating bill of any Council Member Brown move There is a baseball touma- building in the City. - jand Council Member Fails sc , ment, in Beaver this weekend, Main- Street r The dead onded the bills be approved. le ballflelds are ready thanks trees orf Main Street need to voted in favor. None Opposed;^3§fo the City crews and volun- replaced. City crews will check the drip system to see if it is LANQON SMITH - Eagle Scouf^fi*ers. working. The bark under the Project Report ; ^ ^ ^ ^ C i t y xcews heiped wilh laytrees also needs to be replaced. Eagle Scout candldatev^Sii^aaci at Tushar Campground. Hanging flower baskets for Main Landon Smith, met withJthe^C^lincil Member Brown: Council to report on his firtfsStotfS^-JS^y Website and Internet ' Street will be done thi^ week. A watering truck and pump needs project of painting the r e d . s a i & j ^ ^ p M t e : -TOacontract with Trizones on Main Street. He hand-.?; jCbm needs to be looked at. The to be arranged for. % Walking Path - The trash ed the Council before and after Beaver Wave website needs to cans are gone from the walking pictures with a project summary, b e , updated or discontinued. Minutes Of The Beaver City H Council £» ^i"iJ 5 . . - ^ / , •^&^%f^ ,- path. "Yn - The pumps for the water fall are here and will be put in soon. A preventative maintenance schedule witrbe" made and followed. Lights are out on the entrance of the hospital. Restroom Bid - The bid on . the restrooms has been postponed for lack of funds. - Other' options will need-to be discussed before moving forward with this project. Council Member Wright: ATV Jamboree - The jamboree has been canceled for lack of volunteer help. The first year is a growing year. The club would like to schedule the jamboree for next year. Fire District #1 - They will have a Preparedness Booth at Butch Cassidy Days. Golf Committee - The committee asked that the race gates not be left on the straight-a-way after race dates. Mayor Yardley suggested ways of better communication with the Race Track Association, golfers, and Beaver City. Council Member Harris : Roads.- Council Member Harris expressed his concern with the potential fire hazard with the maturity of grass and weeds in the month of July and August. He suggested the property pwners cut weeds and grasses now before they get too high. Rodeo Arena - The arena lights are out and need to be replaced. The ligftts on the Cameron field have been replaced. Kent's Lake Water - City Hydro Tech. Greg Solberg, Is conducting a feasibility study on the possibility of using water from Kent's Lake in be piped through the power plant. Suggestions were made to help citizens keep their City clean. Adopt a block, volunteers in service organizations, etc.. Council Member Fails .and Harris will pursue this idea. Recycling - Would like to see paper and cardboard recycled. The cost may be more than is possible for the budget. Mayor Yardley: Radon Committee - Penny Yardley addressed the Council 2010AV; ' The 'CbuncII also - tasked Manager Blackner to see if he ; could .work*rfaZS% cost ahfr*. ing raise and steps into, the lem in the Library. A reading in FY2011 budget the high school will be available CoundT Member 'Wright this week. The Health Fair was a great success. The commit- moved and.Council Member tee was awarded a mini grant to Falls seconded to" adjourn the meeting. All voted in favor. None help cover the cost of testing opposed. The Council meeting homes. State litigator can certify was ao^ourhed'at 9:58 p.m. The » next Council meeting wfll be contractors to fix homes with held Tuesday; June 22,2010 at radon problems. Beaver City 4:00 p.m. could set up a training for contractors to certify them in radon installation. The City will be working to fix the radon levels in the City buildings. UDOT - At a recent meeting with UDOT, Mayor Yardley was told the Traffic light at Main and Center is scheduled to be done this fall, Friday night, July 2, the first night of the free Friday night CONSENT ITEMS: . concerts In Parowan. Concerts DUP Museum - Request for held on Center and Main at the funds - Council Member Brown gazebo. Bring your own lawn moved and CPJJQCJ[ Member sets. The group |s Wright seconded to pay"lHe~ an extremely talented feuraomS"'-- 1 DUP Museum in July. AJI voted from Las Vegas by the name of •. in favor. None opposed. Flashback. They have per- ... Trivia Contest Winner formed together for several Power Bill Credit -Winner decades and specializetothe Florence Kehr $25.00 credit on hitsfromthe 4Cs to the 90** and her power bill. Council Member encompass aO genres. From Fails moved and Council country to rock, soul to pop,, ., Member Smith seconded to bluestobig band, funktobloeissue a $25 credit on the power grass, this talented bend can bill for Florence Kehr. All voted please any musical appetite: . in favor. None opposed. Special kids numbers wfll also The Council moved into a be featured. work meeting at 6:45 p.m. The Saturday. July . 3, proposed FY 2011 budget was Independence Day Parade at discussed. The Council identi10 AM on Main Street Toflowed , fied their budget priorities for the by games and food to the.Ctty upcoming year. They identified park. their employees as the number Saturday, July 3, Flashback one priority. They discussed performs again at the historic employee benefits and salaries. Rambouillet bam, 197 West 200 Manager Blackner handed out a South, from 6-9:30 PM. budget recap of FY09/10. The Admission charge of S3 per per- . Council discussed the past two son, $5 per couple, or $10 for budget years. They moved out family. Continuation of the of their work meeting at 9:55 greatest hits from the past, with p.m. surprise guest artists joining the Council Member Wright stage. Bring your dancing shoes . moved and Council Member or boots and your requests. . Fails seconded to fund the. Family entertainment -Food fend DBgBraoa wflM Die. deductible for the employees Saturday, Juiyi immediate^;~;J high deductible health plan and llowingihe concert^eliro^ ' ly followingihe conce^TOeliro^ "* create a Health savings plan when the employees move to' works display ' presented .by: the plih. All voted In favor. Parowan Cfty at the Iron County Fairgrounds. . / • None' opposed.. (Exhibit ,6-8about the testing of homes for radon. She asked if the City would be the leader on Radon Weekend Events Planned For Parowan City— |
