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Show said he had no statement to make at this time concerning the suit, since he did not have all of the papers concerning the litigation. No date has as yet been set for the matter to be heard by any judicial body. Engine Law Suit Filed Park City Served by Fire Dist. Park City is once again involved in litigation, as they were served this week with a Petition for Declaratory Judgment by the Park City Fire Protection District. Royal Street Land Co., Inc., Berendo Corporation Inc., and California Commerce, Inc., and Dulciana, Inc., a partnership doing business as Deer Valley Resort Co. were also named as defendants defend-ants in the action. The controversy arose over which entity owns the fire equipment designated for Deer Valley, which was to have been two fire stations and four vehicles for fire-fighting. fire-fighting. The Fire District claims they had a written agreement, approved by the Planning Commission which gave them the title to all the Deer Valley property and equipment, thus making it part of the Fire District. Park City, on the other hand, also claims to have an agreement with Royal Street, Inc. and Deer Valley, under the provisions of which Park City waived the impact fees which would have been due from Deer Valley in exchange ex-change for the property and equipment. Park City's proposal was for the Fire District to simple lease the equipment from the City for the sum of $1.00 per vear, a proposition which the District Dis-trict turned down. The action, however, which actually percipitated the filing of the suit was the freezing up of one of the pumpers designated for Deer Valley. The City offered to pay the repairs on the vehicle, but the District decided the incident only underscored. Attorney Barney Saunders, who represents the Fire District stated he felt there was definitely a justiciable controversy between all ot the parties involved and that he intended to continue to pursue the matter. City Attorney Tom Clyde |