Show Utah Press Assoc U67 East 3rd So Special Seislon Planned Council s MURRAY the Anticipated passage budget has been delayed city vouncu allowing council members information presented at digest uuics public hearing Tuesday Tonight is not r session designed lUUlKD to be another public but j ue hearing but anomer puonc neanng finance chairman Greg Brown said saiu UMVWU council Will inthe with discuss citizens forested specific any I - relative have ' spending package The budget was explained detail criticism Tuesday only from However three building considerable station drew citizens road and meetings all are earmarked with 5300 So city of 300 West property sealer device masterplan: ment and has a golf some course ftfltratr cost will be the to i city allocated increase tor tne two employes increase and by the the A a half-time secretary office be and golf a brought of in toconu CUM UAliima a poutosn pula Number OO Mur in Lnucit smt Utt r Count council MM7 nnn Thursday 34 that us Caller rgf Selling truck a budget ads help rates I “I H I ’ f! -j will their bills few M H pickup $700 ads reach I in more homes the off Dial Save 262-6682 by $1 place to paying before new 'The total about of taken from The most equipment is being Heavy Creek In Willows condominium owpi higher Pwk level water by expected Expected used deepen to development to Little Entry Cot-teB!®od prepare mid-June that by cutting improvements bonding is i POWER Kirk council of increasing taxes” in the TO BE from stream Planned from Water cleansing into X M Little and unit Cottonwood Creek Murray's to diverted is hydro new project Saturday Officer to the Plant Ready morn-Jng house open will be However invited LaRell D city’s Muir most take water termed The minutes between Prior pm filmstrip and the to 9 displays site and am that to brief a city at will be available for will Refreshments be hall viewing available The Power mayor Dept gested that some delicate -romftomfo and manager small children house open safety eeirns nature has been Use that sug-" much cheaper be enables times the city to electricity saving considerable of the will wiu- gehTOted be' the m 8 5400 according gained by and breaking X i 1 was a — i bring in 30 is long said Young and years to power It years least that 20 least at that one 50 of years It Murray It will virtually is a project buried steel and concrete pipe and of the replacement power plant and of construction power-transmission a line Jack Alder" Construction the general contractor was is it is Once the water used returned to Little Cottonwood Creek The plant will be dedicated during a separate ceremony riday morning summer Municipal 1 t! ‘ ! iling Date 7 W" — for traditionally the winter in for flow is Construction which in began August of 1982 included repair and modification of the existing concrete diversion dam in the canyon of the replacement pipeline with a peakload ’ MB paid bonded J ' -w be water replaces city free purchase the' in than plant the then consumer in money the months designed to last at and probably longer the use at of summer new served Uie- -and because the in higher shut generating power at exceeds expectations that not months school-age to opportunity generated from was last power equipmShr the of plant rate because is power City Young general the to Jon that an The plant at thesite ad urged given for down several days of week because the muddy condition of the water but is in operation again Additional screening devices were added at the diversion structure the from where water is piped to the new facility Since its completion in April the significant people be how see view to they children audience Drive Hansen Scott home Public or i Confusion said Tuesday By j piped three in Hillside to in had watchdog being is will 45 12:30 between home a An the of every pistols back door frame Hansen kicking the door for bn in structure capital House Mayor midvalley runs occurred at pm block South jPWtt 4 fee h budget Buses necklaces worth a $1650 were reportedly residence here Thursday burglary and am a ordinance uncovered ditches urvdoy Two two and an eliminating T— 4 1987 public news-papers your it Tti MURRAY praised approved at included at Saturday Murray’s $10 million hydroelectric plant one unJewelry Ta&n rings also also firm for the accused the “hidden brought ' however — conducted a lot! ' council aimed citizens 1 undertakings Utah’s weekly than 57000 reading 216000 people of excess The low water reduction in rejected plans MURRAY person And'that’s in $3000 percent increase 35 a is Hydro beet offer or potential a that so see a consulting A in pulling first Thursday every That’s approved Jolley 1646 to circulated I the likely council classified Sheet pickup Classified widely '' Green the DATWN 71 ' J the what v I let the you the morning who called the ad “I came out” he’ll tell you was real pleased with the results ” " wi sold Several input hearing An increase in the mayor’s base salary to $3150 per month was The salary previous was employes to to public a pickup if Kevin Morgan it works how at on a the of area study the in increase although designed users you Ask Cir t-- taken Apartments also was the in enforcement package percent 10 a Open ! no-longer-needed of It matter Sultan council some “teeth compliance to eliminate designed complete Jensen J 368380 Buys isn’t difficult power has force to Long-time PS funded city cars for personal use in the intent document of paid 1983 9 for until current B SuMcnctionrm June zoning action the Tuesday making a decision terms of attrition ground workers also planning to of a weed abatement is program designed it” back bvMwrw ttrkrtlntCo tnoaparrw utHi no action off on in establishment mHMHKflmiOnBMBUIrel I t called department linemen and power but E4WJ0V related mayor’s employe to needed when are recommended Ruwwwu and other held to the in course line on Cutbacks is home-town increases city In sources - water best rate those the budget the in increase its Jensen who that the public hearings are meaningless thought echoed a by Ev Berger Charles Ottinger was critical of plans to increase city employe salaries and of other items a liquor from the The growth will be worker department a inadvertently left out last city planner clerk a law a position year The op received taxes that the streets in Includes newspaper be dollars percentage suggested current to legislature’s Language town officer franchise maintenance restored years use "home receive the PU111 Utah action Pages 24 — police a percent fund Sections not during utility responded by year Also funded are several additional fulltime employes a dispatcher and a secretary in the police department The Two did of council represent fiscal t for the COLA the government new form of been 379 was established has per cent is The $69 million fund general built largely sales tax around receipts - 503 percent Just 108 percent is from and nronertv taxes 23 percent from franchise taxes East right- 300 asa without $230000 me the that since expen- CAAA developed open is years average a percent cost of living allowance city employes The council defended criticism of that by noting last percent The produced an 82 while increase has average ditures Also included 163 averaged eight and for expenses on-Iy254 870 form newly merit a City New Budget four city general fund budget as proposed represents an increase of last It is percent over year projected to include a three-fourths mill increase in the levy about $12 on a $50000 home Growth in the general fund over the past 10 years perpetual for the the' cemetery wordDrocessinffeauin- fund care been the to proposed budget funds established “hard-nosed” plan for employes who qualify other has Of The Main and The to at the at reimburse balance for jmy emergency incurred by flooding fund to establish fire a new seven new police vehicles rebuilding and purchase of a crack castigations that was things cut are and dried and that input at the public hearing counts for Council naught The responded that all of the meetings that have been held the budget on have been advertised as to which aspect would be discussed on a given night is from another piece W Bullion St tMse of one in and million of ’ repair bullet proof vests Library city needs About 1235000 and winotail anticipated roof some DYnMfnd fha Daw MU A Olympus Drive-in property Ongoing programs will not be fundedfrom that Instead one-time and money catch-up manding in planned included is moving a citv-owned the to $2 or Adoption the suggestions they mat about a lengthy t Delays so-caueo Lake Salt The budaet intent daeiimant tub nlain mnntjL mata a fund general spending plan of un- City i to Tonight Concern Is f CHy Gears More or City Recorder Pierson is encouraging City office seekers to file by June MURRAY looding : Nonpartisan ' JMBK MURRAY atuKKAi 1 we 'll uday) - possibly can ‘ “We’re were as prepared Mayor be as noted forts uxmty r been key in iooa Ute assured sandbagging that continued that to divert taken have measures have much of the present however ' In problems new night to assist Expenditures with the fail you Circulation 262 To j ' term this water year’s true particularly most populous cause the that the ia midst this ’ r borne' brunt it of m me of all advance come As few destruc-tion should lot spilling helped fill we nights age the will be Murray at ing to for down and VifitiflL admission planned from Murray toot such v P prob- One walls srae Iona muddy Ute do out of ’am lust AT - aa in stay Mtoeourt with J Nature has in ‘ Ttaam Nntirmba thr to havwheon several built in Iowa had of Midwest and - and to along felt it then swvttten M Their us toomjho more mey hmdor dama which zreuina rears - e WUUiC thav RaaW Your home plans looks Young made are for hydroelectric over public plant there are problems no line Murray for 12 he is which open house A dog WC TV MIK xhAuid’va only thm crest to flood tended much VMl vataaMes of their pole top of calmly the the bow-line the to will opt for June handled with the City candidate must have in the district months in seeking election a council spokesman clothes a went to line bed pole aboard The water first emerged from the storm they said and sewers then flowed over the river banks was in night the the crest days later the of the flood the top banks -tboy’deoen before tide tfone and they’d aboard a beef SHng iiitfi and dry on timbere id Him Its motor back yard from than the “We our ques-' amazement it out simply that on the driving said zone beds away and smiled about?” a the beater” “What’s - 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? established I iling There planning UIU as uby the charge “The of ’83” Even where planners underestimated who could fault them for not believing so much: water could accumulate in the mountains -' state me have- that -seems known portions all combination que - be-: or in with Catten fall Cornwell 1UIW - ' That’s not had damage and mnd slides in is Utah “terrible” a masterpiece of understatement It’s been devastating Jim certain high' the seats 5 four-year this LeGrand Black The Senate Utah dance street Sponsored finns as by A 8-11 held and 3 held yet youths in the Murray held on June 18 from Department 10:39 am before 6682 city’s property MURRAY your call Larry by be 30 for and volunteer making damage at Thursday Sheet on morning please ana in Chamber of Commerce and the ire Department dance receive to Green cleanup the from If held L Street Dance On CofC Docket : ' the City as willing efforts days f was effort the 1 ’ minimized w9- - related matter Tuesday Council lauded by resolution the volunteer effort hope expressing that the volunteers would be equally a that overtime use of equipment to and contracting shore up several bridges represent the bulk of the extra the expense mayor retorted water that threatens Murray The property Jordan River could still'- city employes citizens have made mat Employe creek ' tor several council of will Districts ' r penses in the area of water department losses and power expenditures from the forced shutting down of the plant the complimentary ex-and nyaroeiectnc last week resolution its highly stress-anticipated ef- officials uontroi city- - that and areas In latest ULmIaaa yesterday twednesof Murray’s for the readiness runoff Big peak from Little Cottonwood this Creeks mbit for balance the round of flooding have so far totalled mThose am aaa general 44114 $67000 are fund only expenditures Muir ed The city has incurred other emergency LaRell naid saia Rfttif fund terms b elections Ludell Council true that chief man time was operating of actios tons bit After watching into the muddy disappear f! gravel water take along Sand-bagging a violently churning mountain stream fogs and boulders debris at convincing a mad pace is carrying other pretty |