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Show WW M.R. Olson, Recorder Published in the Park Recorc March 11 and 18, 1982. Notice Notice of Hearing Cause No K-126-5 THE STATE OF UTAH TO ALL OPERATORS, TAKERS TAK-ERS OF PRODUCTION. MINERAL AND ROYALTY OWNERS, AND PARTICULARLY PARTICU-LARLY ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN-TERESTED IN THE DISTRIBUTION DIS-TRIBUTION AND SALE OF NATURAL GAS IN THE ANSCHUTZ RANCH EAST FIELD, SUMMIT COUNTY. UTAH. Notice is hereby given that the Division of Oil, Gas and Mining, State of Utah, will conduct a hearing on Monday, Mon-day, March 22, 1982. at 10:00 a.m., in the Division's Offices, 4241 State Office Building, Salt Lake City, Utah, in the above entitled matter at which time all persons, firms and corporations corpora-tions interested may, if they so desire, appear and be heard. Said hearing will be conducted con-ducted as authorized under the provisions of Section 40-6. Utah Code Annotated. 1953, as amended, the Natural Gas Policy Act of 1978 (Public Law 95-621) and the Rules and Regulations adopted thereunder. Notice is further given that the purpose of said hearing will be to determine whether or not the Anschutz Ranch East U6-20 well located in Section 20, Township 4 North, Range 8 East, Summit Sum-mit County, Utah, whould be designated under Section 102, NGPA 1978, as a New Onshore Well (2.5 mile rule). Published in the Park Record March 4 and March 11, 1982. Notice Public notice is hereby given that the city council of Park City, Utah, will meet at 5 p.m. on March 11, 1982, for the purpose of hearing public input on the following subjects. Copies of the material is available for review in the Recorder's office at City Hall in Park City. 1 . An ordinance setting fees for business liceneses in Park City. 2. An ordinance approving rates for commercial sanitation, sanitat-ion, set by the commercial trash franchisee. Published in the Park Record March 4 and 11, 1982. Notice Notice is hereby given that the City Council of Park City, Utah will consider for adoption adop-tion the Annexation Policy Declaration for the proposed annexation of the Old Sewer Plant Site which is fee owned by the Park City Municipal Corporation and constitutes an island within the incorporated incor-porated city limits of the city presently. The City Council will meet on April 15, 1982 at the hour of 5 p.m. in the Memorial Building in Park City, Utah. A draft of the Policy Declaration is available avail-able in the Recorder's office at City Hall. M. R. Olson Recorder Published in the Park Record March 25, April 1, 8 & 15, 1982 Notice Before the Board of Oil, Gas and Mining Department of Natural Resources and Energy En-ergy in and for the State of Utah In the matter of the application applica-tion of Amoco Production Company for an order to. extend the production limitation limita-tion schedule for the Anschutz An-schutz Ranch East Field, Summit County, Utah The State of Utah to all operators, takers of production, produc-tion, mineral and royalty owners, and particularly all persons interested in the Anschutz Ranch East Field, Summit County, Utah. Notice is hereby given that the Board of Oil, Gas and Mining, State of Utah, will conduct a hearing on Thursday, Thurs-day, March 25, 1982, at 10:00 a.m., in Room 303 of the State Capitol Building, Salt Lake City, Utah, in the above entitled matter. Notice is further given that the purpose of the hearing will be to determine whether or not the Board should enter an order granting an extension exten-sion to production limitation provisions of the Order issued in Cause No. 183-8 dated November 19, 1981. Dated this 4th day of March, 1982. Paula J. Frank Secretary of the Board Published in the Park Record March 11, 1982. Notice SUMMARY OF PROPOSED PLAN OF COUNTY GOVERNMENT FOR SUMMIT COUNTY Article I - ESTABLISHMENT ESTABLISH-MENT OF A REVISED FORM OF COUNTY GOVERNMENT Establishes a revised form of government in Summit County in accordance with 17-35a-l et. seq. Utah Code Annotated, 1953, as amended, amen-ded, and continues present powers and duties. Article II - GENERAL POWERS OF SUMMIT COUNTY . States that the powers of the county are to be construed in favor of the government of the county. Permits the county to provide pro-vide varying levels of service within the county. Article III - SUMMIT COUNTY COUN-TY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS COMMIS-SIONERS Creats a Board of Commissioners Com-missioners consisting of five members, elected from districts, dis-tricts, to serve four year terms. Provides for the designation of districts, compensation of Board members, and Board procedures. proce-dures. Lists Board powers and duties and prohibits the Board from improper interference inter-ference in administrative matters. Article IV - THE COUNTY MANAGER Provides for the appointment appoint-ment and removal of the County Manager by the Board of County Commissioners Commis-sioners and lists the powers and duties of the Manager. Article V - ADMINISTRATIVE ADMINISTRA-TIVE OFFICES, DEPARTMENTS DEPART-MENTS AND AGENCIES Provides for the continuation continua-tion of two elected County Department Heads: The County Attorney and the County Sheriff. Provides for the continued election of Justices of the Peace. Provides Pro-vides for the following County Department Heads to change from elected to appointed officials effective January 1, 1987: County Clerk, County Recorder, County Assessor, and County Coun-ty Treasurer. Provides for the appointment of a County Auditor effective January 1, 1983. Provides for the abolition of the elective office of County Surveyor. Provides for the office of Constable to change from an elected to an appointed position effective January 1, 1983. Article VI - GENERAL PROVISIONS PRO-VISIONS Sets April 1982 the date for voting on the plan and November 2, 1982 for the first election of officers. Provides for amending the plan by vote of the citizens. ARTICLE I ESTABLISHMENT OF A REVISED FORM OF COUNTY GOVERNMENT Section 1.01. ESTABLISHMENT ESTABLISH-MENT OF SUMMIT COUNTY COUN-TY WITH A REVISED FORM OF GOVERNMENT Pursuant to the authority of Section 4, Article XI, Constitution Consti-tution of Utah, and Title 17, Chapter 35a, Utah Code Annotated 1953, as amended, amen-ded, the County of Summit is hereby established with a revised form of government govern-ment as contained in this plan. Section 1. 02.. NAME OF THE REVISED FORM OF COUNTY GOVERNMENT The name of the revised form of county government established bv this plan, by tj"-- - ?ublic notice is hereby given of public hearings to be held on April 1, 1982 and April 8, 1982 for the purpose of the City Council hearing public input on the consideration conside-ration of the final annexation policy declarations for an-nexting an-nexting of territories to the city limits of Park City, Utah. Hearings will be held in the Memorial Building in Park Citv at 5 p in. on those dates. After five days from April 8. if no oral or written protests are received by the City Council, this matter will come to the Council floor on April 15. 1982. Copies of the proposed policy ma;, be reviewed ai City Hall between bet-ween the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. M.R. Olson. Recorder Published in the Park Record February 25. March 11 and March 25. 1982. Notice Substitution of Trustee Eric P. Hartman Attorney at Law 301 Gump & Ayers Bldg. 2120 S. 1300 E. Salt Lake City 84106 Eric P. Hartman, Attorney at Law, is hereby appointed successor Trustee under the Trust Deed executed by Raymond O. Klein, as Trustor, in which Cynthia A. Fewell and June C. Fewell are named Beneficiaries and Cottonwood Title is named Trustee, and filed for record on October 26, 1981, and recorded in Book M201. page 617. Entry No. 185018. records of Summit County, State of Utah. The Westerly part of Lot 397, Highland Estates, Plat "A", according to the Official Plat thereof, on file in the office of the Summit County Recorder, commonly known as Lot 397B, Highland Estates. Plat "A", and more particularly described as follows: Beginning at the most Westerly corner of said lot 397, and running thence North 58338'56" East 105.00 feet; thence South 31 21'04" East 323.25 feet; thence South 5838'56" west 105 feet; thence North 3121'04" west 323.25 feet to the point of beginning. Dated 8 February 1982. Published in the Park Record March 4, 11, and 18, 1982. Notice Notice of Default and Election to Sell Eric P. Hartman, Trustee; and June C. Fewell and Cynthia A. Fewell, Beneficiaries, Benefi-ciaries, vs. Raymond O. Klein, Trustor. To Whom It May Concern: Whereas, Raymond O. Klein, Trustor, on October 13, 1981, made, executed and delivered to Cottonwood Title. Predecessor Trustee, his Deed of Trust on and covering that certain real property thereon mentioned and described as security for the payment of his Promissory Promis-sory Note in the amount of $22,149.10 which Deed of Trust was thereafter duly recorded in the office of the Summit County Recorder on October 26. 1981, as Entry No. 185018. in Book M20l". page 617. Whereas, a breach of the obligation for which said transfer in trust is security has occurred in that default has been made in the payment of principal and interest due monthly thereon in the amount of 5317.78 and being unpaid for the month of January. 1982. Now. therefore, notice is hereby given that the undersigned under-signed Trustee has elected to consider call of the principal and interest due in consequence conse-quence of said default, in accordance with the terms of said Promissory Note and Deed of Trust, and has elected to sell or cause to be sold said real property described in said Deed of Trust to satisfy said obligations. obligat-ions. Said real property is described as follows: The westerly part of Lot 397. Highland Estates. Plat "A", according to the Official Plat thereof on file in the office of the Summit County Recorder, commonly known as Lot 397B. Highland Estates, Plat "A", and more particularly described as follows: Beginning at the most Westerly corner of said Lot 397, and running thence North 5838'56" East 105.00 feet; thence South 3121'04" East 323.25 feet; thence South 5838'56" West 105 feet; thence North 3121';4" West 323.25 feet to the point of beginning. Dated March 2, 1982. Eric P. Hartman Attorney for Bene. Published in the Park Record March 4, 11, 18, 1982. Notice Public notice is hereby given that the City Council of Park City, Utah, will meet at 5 p.m. on March 18, 1982, for the purpose of hearing public input on the following subjects. Copies of the material is available for review in the recorder's office at City Hall in Park City. 1. An ordinance setting water rates for Park City. which name it may hereafter be legally referred, shall be Summit County. Section 1.03. EFFECTIVE . DATE The provisions of this plan, when approved by the voters of the County of Summit as provided in Section 6.04 hereof, shall become effective effec-tive at 1 2:01 p.m., January 1 , 1983. Section 1.04. SUCCESSION AND CONTINUITY OF GOVERNMENT Summit County shall remain re-main vested with all powers and duties vested by general law in counties, and there shall be no interruption in the continuity, powers, debts obligations or jurisdiction of government within Summit County by the adoption of this plan. Any additional powers which this plan confers upon Summit County shall be in addition to and not a limitation on any powers conferred by general law. Section 1.05. STATUS OF PERSONNEL Upon the effective date of this plan, officials holding appointive offices such as department heads shall continue con-tinue in office unless otherwise other-wise directed by the Board of County Commissioners in conformance with this plan. Non-elected personnel continued con-tinued in office shall retain the same status, privileges, and protections as tney possessed previous to the adoption of this plan. However, How-ever, they shall be subject to such changes in assignment or other adjustment as are consistent with this plan. Members of all boards and commissions shall continue in office until the expiration of their respective terms, unless otherwise provided by the Board of County Commissioners. Com-missioners. ARTICLE II GEMERAL POWERS OF SUMMIT COUNTY Section 2.01. POWERS OF SUMMIT COUNTY Summit County is a body corporate and politic, having perpetual succession, and may sue and be sued. It has the following powers: (a) All powers which the Constitution and laws of the State of Utah either now or hereafter expressly or impliedly im-pliedly grant or allow to any county, as fully as though each of said powers was specifically enumerated in this plan. (b) Any powers conferred upon Summit County by this plan, in addition to those provided by the Constitution and laws of the State of Utah. All such powers are supplementary supple-mentary to and not a limitation upon powers conferred con-ferred by statute. Section 2.02. INTERPRETATION INTERPRETA-TION OF POWERS Trie powers of Summit County shall be construed liberally in favor of the government of Summit County. The specific mention, men-tion, or failure to mention. ' :JSJ particular powers in this plan shall not be construed as limiting in any way the scope of the powers conferred by this plan or by general law. Section 2.03 DIFFERING LEVELS OF SERVICE WITHIN THE COUNTY Summit County is hereby authorized to provide additional, addi-tional, extended or higher level services within its powers to any portion of Summit County. When such additional, extended or higher level services are proided on a non-contract basis to any portion of the county, ana not on a county-wide basis, the additional addi-tional service shall be financed fi-nanced and administered through the establishment of county service areas, special assessment procedures, contractual con-tractual arrangements, or other fiscal means whereby the beneficiaries of such additional services pay for the additional cost thereof. ARTICLE 3 THE SUMMIT COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Section 3.01. COMPOSITION COMPOSI-TION OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS COMMISSION-ERS The governing body of Summit County shall be a Board of Commissioners composed of five members, consisting of a Chairman and four Commissioners. Section 3.02. ELECTION, QUALIFICATION, TERM, POWERS, AND DUTIES OF THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS (a) The Chairman of the Summit County Board of Commissioners shall be elected elec-ted by a majority of the full membership of the Board from among the members of the board. He shall have the same qualifications for office as other members of the Board. His term as Chairman Chair-man shall be two years. (b) The Chairman shall preside at all Board meetings when he is present. During his absence, the Vice-Chairman shall preside. (c) The Chairman shall have full right to debate and vote in the Board. He shall sign all legislative acts of the Board of County Commissioners. Commis-sioners. Section 3.03. ELECTION, QUALIFICATION, AND TERM OF COMMISSIONERS COMMISSION-ERS (a) For the purpose of. electing Commissioners, the County shall be divided into five districts. The voters of each district shall elect one Commissioner to the Board of County Commissioners. (b) Commissioners shall be qualified voter residents of the districts from which they are elected at the time of their election, and they shall reside in the district of their election throughout their terms of office. (c) With the exception of the first Board of Commissioners Commis-sioners elected under this plan, the terms of office of Commissioners shall be four years. Terms shall be stag-, gered so that two Commissioners Commis-sioners elected in the general election of 1986. The terms of the first Board of Commissioners shall be designated des-ignated concurrent with the designation of Commission districts as described below, (d) Any Commissioner presently pre-sently serving under existing law shall represent the district in which he resides under this plan until his present term expires. Section 3.04. DESIGNATION OF COMMISSION DISTRICTS DIS-TRICTS (a) Within twenty (20) days following the approval of this, plan by the voters, the Board of County Commissioners of the County of Summit 'hall establish the districts ,'rom which Commissioners will thereafter be elected. At the time of designation of such districts the Board shall also designate, as determined by lot which district shall elect a. Commissioner who shall serve a 2 year term on the first Board of Commissioners and in conformance in Section 3.03. The first election of members of the Board of Commissioners shall be held in November, 1982. (b) The Board of County Commissioners shall provide for the appointment ofa five member Commission District Committee at least once every ten years beginning January 1, 1983. The Committee Com-mittee membership shall include one representative from each Commission District Dis-trict and no more than three (3) members of the Committee Commit-tee shall be members of the same political party. The Commission District Committee Com-mittee shall promptly proceed pro-ceed to redefine and redes-cribe redes-cribe the boundaries of the Commission Districts. The Committee shall establish districts with substantially equal population, based on the latest federal census or other reliable information. The Committee shall also define districts which are compact and contiguous, taking into consideration geographical features, community com-munity integrity and cohesion, cohe-sion, and the various interests inter-ests in the county. In redistricting, the Committee Com-mittee shall make every effort to align Commission Districts in such a manner that a Commissioner whose term will no expire following the next general elextion win continue to reside in the district from which he was elected. (c) The Commission District shall file with the Board of Commissioners, not later than 120 days from the date of its appointment, its plan for redesignation of Commission Com-mission Districts. The districts dis-tricts so designated and defined shall be the districts from which members of the Board of Commissioners will thereafter be elected. (d) Subsequent to any redesignation of Commission Districts, candidates for the office of Commissioner shall file for office for the next general election according to the new district boundaries.. If any redesignation of Commission Districts results in a Commissioner no longer residing in the district from which he was elected, his Commission seat will be up for election at the next general election and he shall vacate his office effective January 1st following the general election. Commission Commis-sion seats filled as provided above shall be for the length of the unexpired term of the Commissioner who vacated office as a result of redistricting, redis-tricting, if applicable, or for four (4) years Section 3.05. VACANCIES IN THE BOARD OF COUNTY COUN-TY COMMISSIONERS (a) If any Commissioner shall die, resign, remove his residence from the county or the district he represents during his term of office, be incapacitated to the extent that he is unable to perform his duties as Commissioner and fail to meet with the Board for an unexcused period of 30 days, or be removed from office pursuant pursu-ant to general law, the office which he occupies as Commissioner Com-missioner shall be deemed vacant. Vacancies in the Dffice of Commissioner shall 3e filled in accordance with 17-5-4 Utah Code Annotated 1953, as amended. (b) If the Chairman of the Summit County Board of Commissioners shall die, resign, remove his residence from the district during his term of office, be incapacitated incapaci-tated to the extent that he is unable to perform his duties as Chairman and fail to meet with the Board for an unexcused period of 30 days, or be removed from office pursuant to general law, the office of Chairman shall be deemed vacant. Thereupon the members of the Summit County Board of Commissioners Commis-sioners shall proceed, by majority vote, to choose one of their number to serve as Chairman. He shall have the full power of the Chairman. Section 3.06. NOMINATIONS NOMINA-TIONS Until otherwise provided by law, nominations for members mem-bers of the Board of County Commissioners shall be made in the same manner as is prescribed by law. Section 3.07. COMPENSA TION OF THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS (a) Members of the Board of County Commissioners shall be reimbursed for actual expenses connected with their official duties and shall receive either a per diem allowance for each meeting attended or an annual salary or a combination of a per diem and salary as provided by ordinance enacted by the Board. (b) Within twenty (20) days follow ing the approval of this plan by the voters, the Board of County Commissioners shall establish the compensation compen-sation plan to be applied during the first year of the first Board of County Com- missioners elected under this plan. Section 3.08. VOTING BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Voting, except on procedural procedu-ral motions, shall be by roll call, and the ayes and nays shall be recorded in the Board of Commissioners journal as a matter of public record. Except for matters on which a greater or lesser vote is expressly provided by law, no action of the Board shall be valid and binding unless it is approved by .he affirmative affirma-tive vote of a majority of those in attendance. No business shall be c( nducted without three members of the Board present. -Section 3.09. MEETINGS OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS The Board of County Commissioners shall meet in regular session not less than once per week at stated times to be provided by ordinance, and may in addition hold special meetings meet-ings called in the manner provided by law. Proceedings and meetings of the Board shall be as orescribed by applicable statutes and valid ordinan-:es, ordinan-:es, and debate therein shall generally be subject to Roberts Rule of Order. All ordinances shall be enacted in the manner provided by general laws governing the enactment of ordinances by counties. Section 3.10. POWERS AND DUTIES OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS COMMIS-SIONERS The Board of County Commissioners is the legislative legisla-tive body of Summit County, and is vested wirh all legislative and policy-determining powers of the County. Coun-ty. Within the scope and subject to the limits of its lawful powers and duties, the Board shall: (a) Enact ordinances and adopt resolutions necessarv and appropriate to establish official policy and to facilitate the discharge of any powers and responsibilities i.i Summit Sum-mit County. (b) Provide by ordinance, as public necessity may require, re-quire, for the establishment, abolition, combination, and division of offices other than those required by statute, and for the transfer and allocation of functions and responsibilities ads between affices, departments, and agencies. (c) Establish by ordinance a compensation plan for all officers, assistants, deputies, de-puties, clerks, and other employees, unless such compensation is otherwise fixed by statute or this plan. (d) Establish and adopt, by ordinance, a comprehensive administrative code, which shall comprise the rules and regulations governing in detail the procedures, duties, du-ties, and systems of office, departmental and agency management, control, ac-:ounts, ac-:ounts, records, and reports for all offices, departments, and agencies of Summit County. (e) Consider, alter, modify, and adopt the annual budget for Summit County and such other periodic or long range budgets and plans for programs as will, in the judgment of the Board facilitate efficiency, economy econo-my and orderly administration administra-tion of the duties anc responsibilities of Summit County. (f) Adopt by ordinance rules of procedure, which may be included as part of the administrative code, governing govern-ing the time, place, conduct, and order of business of its meetings and hearings, and the manner of introduction, publication, consideration, and adoption of ordinances and resolutions. U; Appoint or remove the Co mty Manager, (h: Approve or reject by majority vote of the full membership of the Board, he nominations made by the Counts- Manager for persons to serve as appointive county department heads. (i) Request information from the County Manager, and conduct public hea'ings on matters of public concern to assist in the performance of its legislative responsibilities responsibili-ties and for the purpose of investigating any matter pertaining to the County, its business or affairs, or any officer thereof. In connection with such public hearing, the Board may require the attendance of witnesses, documents, and other evidence, evi-dence, administer oaths, and take testimony. (j) Provide for an annual independent audit, and if it deems it necessary at any time for a special audit, of Summit County accounts to be made by a certified public accountant or firm of such accountants who have no personal interests, direct or indirect, in the fiscal affairs of Summit County government govern-ment cr any of its officers; provided that the Board may accept, in satisfaction of the requirements of this paragraph, para-graph, an audit made by the state auditor or any officer designated by the state auditor. (k) Appoint and remove members to boards and eommiss ons deemed appropriate appro-priate to expedite or facilitate facili-tate the duties of the Board or cf any office, department, or agency of the County; provided that all such boards and commissions shall have advisory or quasi-judicial fund ions only, and shall not exercise any legislative or executive powers. (k) Appoint and remove members to boards and (1) Employ on a temporary basis, professionally qualified quali-fied experts and consultants to study, assist, advise, or prepare reports concerning any aspect of County functions, func-tions, responsibilities, or administration. (m) Appoint a Secretary to the County Board of Commissioners. Com-missioners. (n) Designate an Acting County Manager to serve in any absence or temporary incapacity of the County Manager. The specific statement of particular powers shall not be construed as limiting the powers of the Board or as precluding the existence of other powers conferred by law. Section 3. 11 PROHIBITIONS UPON THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS COMMISSION-ERS (a) Neither the Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners Com-missioners nor any Commissioner Commis-sioner shall occupy any other elective public office during his membership on the Board. (b) The Board of County Commissioners and its individual indi-vidual members, including the Chairman, shall deal with the County Manager in - matters in the administration of County affairs. No individual indivi-dual member of the Board shall attempt to influence or coerce the County Manager in the making of any appointment or removal of any appointed officer or employee, or in making decisions relative to the purchase of supplies. No member of the Board shall attempt to exact any promise relative to any appointment from any candidate for County Manager, or discuss individually with him the matter of specific appointments appoint-ments to any County office or employment. Nothing in this section shall be construed as prohibiting the Board while in open or executive session from fully and freely discussing discus-sing with or suggesting to the County Manager anything any-thing pertaining to County affairs or the interests of the County including discussion of specific appointments to any County office or employment employ-ment or decisions relative to the purchase of supplies, (c) Neither the County Manager nor any person in the employ of the County shall take part in securing, or contributing any money toward, the nomination or election of any candidate for a County office. ARTICLE IV THE COUNTY MANAGER Section 4.01. APPOINTMENT APPOINT-MENT OF A COUNTY MANAGER The Board of County Commissioners by a majority vote of its full membership shall appoint a County Manager. The County Manager Mana-ger shall be the chief administrative officer of the County. He shall not have the power to veto ordinances enacted by the Board of County Commissioners. The County Manager shall be appointed solely on the basis of his abilities, qualifications, qualifi-cations, integrity, and prior experience relating to the duties of the office, including but not limited to abilities in public administration and executive leadership, and shall possess such managerial manager-ial capabilities as in the opinion of the Board befit him to provide superior professional direction to the departments of Summit County. At the time of his appointment he need not be a resident of Summit County, but he shall reside in Summit County during his service in office. Section 4.02. REMOVAL OF THE COUNTY MANAGER The County Manager shall serve at the pleasure of the Summit County Board of Commissioners. Except as otherwise provided herein, he may be removed from office by the Board at any time, by majority vote of the full membership of the Board of County Commissioners. Section 4.03. POWERS AND DUTIES OF THE COUNTY MANAGER In conformance with the policies, ordinances and regulations reg-ulations adopted by the Board of County Commissions, Commis-sions, the County Manager shall have the power and it shall be his duty to: (a) Faithfully execute and enforce all applicable laws, ordinances, rules, and regulations, regu-lations, and see that all franchises, leases, permits, contracts, licenses, and privileges pri-vileges granted by Summit County are observed and kept. (b) Carry out policies and programs established by the Board of County Commissioners. Commis-sioners. (c) Organize and direct the management of the administrative admini-strative affairs of the County in a manner consistent with this plan, including direction and supervision of appointive appoin-tive County department heads, offices, and agencies. (d) Prepare and submit to the Board of County Commissioners Com-missioners from time to time as the need arises nominations nomina-tions of persons he finds qualified by ability, education, educa-tion, training, integrity, and experience to serve in appointive department head positions. (e) Coordinate the functions and operations of the several offices, departments, and agencies of the County government, subject to applicable provisions of this plan, and the administrative administra-tive code. (f) Subject to the provisions provi-sions of this plan and the administrative code, recommend recom-mend to the Board of County Commissioners the suspension suspen-sion or removal of the heads of County offices, departments, depart-ments, and agencies. (g) Recommend standards, qualifications, criteria, and procedures, to govern the appointment or removal, by heads of offices, departments, depart-ments, and agencies, or by other authorized officers, of such officers, assistants, deputies, and employees as may be required in their respective organizational units, subject, however, to any applicable provisions of any personnel system, the administrative code, and any direction from the Board of County Commissioners. (h) Provide for or conduct studies, evaluations and plans respecting any duties or functions of the County government and recommend to the Board of County Commissioners financial, administrative, and operational opera-tional improvements in the County government. (i) Serve as the liaison officer of Summit County in dealing with other governmental govern-mental agencies and public officers, for the development and improvement of effective effec-tive intergovernmental relationships rela-tionships and cooperative arrangements. (j) Discharge any other duties specified by statute or imposed by the Board of County Commissioners. (k) Prepare and coordinate agendas for meetings of the Board of County Commissioners Commis-sioners and take part in its discussions and deliberations, delibera-tions, but without the right to vote. The specific statement of particular administrative powers shall not be construed con-strued as limiting the administrative admin-istrative powers of the County Manager, or the power of the Board of County Commissioners to assign additional duties and responsibilities re-sponsibilities to the County Manager not inconsistent with this plan or with applicable appli-cable statute. Section 4.04. COMPENSATION COMPENSA-TION OF THE COUNTY MANAGER The County Manager shall devote his full working lime to the duties of his office, and shall receive compensation compensa-tion at the rate and in the form to be determined by the Board of County Commissioners. Commis-sioners. ARTICLE V ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES, DEPARTMENTS, AND AGENCIES Section 5.01. ELECTED OFFICERS The offices of the County Attorney, County Sheriff. County Clerk, County Treasurer, Trea-surer, County Assessor, County Recorder, Constable and Justice of the Peace shall be filled by election as provided by the Constitution and laws of the State of Utah and the powers and duties of these offices provided by statute shall remain unchanged un-changed by this plan. Section 5.03. COUNTY AUDITOR The office of the County Auditor shall be established by this plan effective January Janu-ary I, 1983. The County Auditor shall be appointed by the Board of County Commissioners as provided for in this plan and shall continue as an appointed office. Section 5.04. CONSTABLE Section 5.05. ELECTED OFFICES ABOLISHED The office of County Surveyor Surve-yor is hereby abolished as an elected office effective January Janu-ary 1, 1983. Nothing in this plan shall be construed as prohibiting the Board of County Commissioners from providing for the appointment appoint-ment such personnel as are necessary to conduct the business of this office. Section 5.06. OTHER OFFICES Until otherwise provided by the Summit County Board of County Commissioners all other administrative offices, departments, and agencies shall continue as presently constituted. ARTICLE VI GENERAL PROVISIONS Section 6.01. ELECTION OF OFFICERS The first election for County offices under this plan shall be held in November 1982. Section 6.02. AMENDMENTS AMEND-MENTS TO THE PLAN 1. Amendments to this plan may be proposed in the following ways: (a) By a majority vote of the Summit County Board of Commissioners. (b) By a petition signed by qualified voters of Summit County equal in number to at least 15 of the total number of qualified voters registered to vote at the last general election in Summit County. 2. Proposed amendments to this plan shall become part of the plan when approved by a majority of the voters casting a vote on the question at a general or special election. 3. The determination as to whether a proposed amendment amend-ment shall be voted on at a special election or at a general election shall be determined by majority vote of the Board of County Commissioners. In no event shall the proposed amendment amend-ment be submitted to the voters later than the next general election, provided the proposed amendment is submitted no later than 60 days prior to any general election. Section 6.03. SEPARABILITY SEPARABIL-ITY If any provision of this plan is held invalid, the other provisions of the plan shall not be affected thereby. If the application of the plan or any of its provisions to any person or circumstance is held invalid, the application of the plan and its provisions to other persons or circumstances circum-stances shall not be affected thereby. Section 6.04. ADOPTION OF THE PLAN This plan shall be adopted, subject to the provisions of Article I, when approved by the affirmative note of a majority of those voting on the question of its approval at an election to be held in April 1982. PROPOSED OPTIONAL PLAN REVISED FORM OF GOVERNMENT FOR SUMMIT COUNTY I hereby certify that this is a full and correct copy of the Proposed Optional Plan for a Revised Form of Government Govern-ment for Summit County. Reed D. Pace ' Summit County Clerk Published in the Park Record March 11 & 18, 1982. |