| Show I M Mayors Mayor's y ii Report port In 1 May 21 1970 f STREETS AND SANITATION Incredible as IS it may seem the heavy snow storms during luring the last few feu days of April and the early carly days oCl of oC l Ma May tay placed the heaviest work load of the winter wintel on our city street crews The snow had to be removed during the early hours and later in the day water from the snow melt had It to tn be directed to the storm drain inlets DURING TilE THE TRASH clean up week of April 33 truck truckloads truckloads loads of trash were gathered from the residential area The May tay collection has hns been just as heavy with seven fir large loads of trash per day collected during duling the collection of week I The street crews have demolished and hauled away the residence that was located at North West I t This made it possible to clean up the whole area north of lIf the west entrance to the City Park The Planning Department Department Det De De- t will now draw the plans and proposed use for developing the area as funds become available IT IS NOW PROPOSED to extend the sidewalk on Mill till Street eastward along the High School property The street crews have graded the area and it is expected that the sidewalk will be installed within a few days clays The Till mechanics at lt the city shop have recently completed com com- the state inspection on all of the vehicles that aie Lire due for fOl in inspection Included in the group are the trucks and mId cars of the street department parks department department depart depart- ment water department and engineers engineer's department TilE THE SUMMER SUMi ROAD HOAD surfacing work is again in process East Street between Center Street and North has already received a new asphalt surface This was needed badly since the street was torn up last fall during storm drain chain construction work The proposed street repair program for fiscal Ciscal year 71 1970 is as lS follows Orchard Drive South to 1000 South Millcreek Way Orchard Drive to Woodland 1500 South Orchard Drive to East 1800 South Davis Blvd to East E East Oakmont Drive to 2200 South 2600 South Ea East t to Edgehill Drive t- t iS I East 1000 1000 South to 1200 South 5 i i 1 1000 South Main Mam Street to East t i W. W South Mam Iain 1000 South to 1500 South 1050 South West Nest to Main Mam Street 1050 South West to West South West to West South West Vest to Main Mam Street Center Street West to West West Wesl 1000 1000 North to 1350 North North Main Street to East North West to East South East to East East South to Mill Street East South to Mill Street 1300 East South to North 1300 East Enst South to South N North rth East to 1000 East 51 5 1 East North to North 75 North East to East 1 North East to East East North to North North Orchard Drive to East 1200 North East to East 1500 North West to West West North North to West Vest North to North North West to West South West to West Vest South West E. E to Center St. St South sac de at West West West South to South North East to East East North to North i ZYi North East to East I T p J THIS SCHEDULE HAS been supplied to utility and construction companies in an attempt to get their excavation t work done prior to surfacing and thus prevent digging up a newly paved street PUBLIC SAFETY A financial report from the court indicates receipts of for the month of April Traffic fines Cines amounted to and dog violations resulted in During the week 2 period from April 26 through May 9 there were 29 thefts and 17 cases of vandalism Of course there were also many other cases such as neighborhood problems accidents and larceny In fact cases were handled during the two week period bringing the total case load for the year to 2566 This compares with 2127 for the same period in 1969 THE TILE FIRE DEPARTMENT now has a new rescue truck equipped with necessary ropes lights stretchers oxygen and many other items used in rescue work WATER AND SEWER DEPARTMENT The water department crews have recently in installed installed installed in- in stalled 1850 feet of 6 pipe along West between 2200 South and 1800 South This pipe replaces an old 3 line that was inadequate This completed another portion of the project to bring all of the water system to a standard standard standard stand stand- ard that thElt gives better fire protection throughout the city Bids ids for the well in Woods Cross will be received within a week and drilling should start soon afterward TRASH IS STILL BEING deposited in the creek channels within the city This is a dangerous and filthy practice In fact it is so dangerous and filthy that the city is still offering a 2500 reward for information leading to the conviction of people that insist on doing it BUILDING PLANNING AND ZONING The building report for April indicates 39 permits issued with a total valuation of Of the 39 permits 10 were for single family dwellings 1 was for fora or ora a duplex nine were for additions or remodels eleven cleven were for carports or garages and eight were for com com- A. A PUBLIC HEARINGS The Planning Commission at its meeting on April 6 conducted a public hearing to con consider ider approving a Medical Center at South Main Also at its meeting on May 4 1970 the Commission conducted a public hearing hearing hearing hear hear- ing to consider amending the zoning ordinance to allow for planned residential al development The purpose of this amendment is to allow flexibility in locating various buildings structures open spaces and uses together with allowable heights of buildings and structures in planned units B. B SITE PLANS The Planning Commission at its meeting on April 6 approved the site plan and landscape plan for the new Bountiful and Ward Chapel Bountiful South Stake Stake- to be located at 1250 South Main Iain Street c C. C COMMERCIAL PERMITS i iThe The Planning Commission has approved a permit to to to- allow a furniture store with an upholstery use in the building at North Main This TIlis is the former Hayward Market building I D. D SPECIAL PROBLEMS The Planning Commission has under consideration a request to allow used car sales in the Commercial C l Zone E. E HOME OCCUPATION The Planning Commission has approved 5 new home occupation permits To this date in 1970 the Commission has approved a total of 70 home occupation licenses of which 18 are new news home occupations Home occupations are certain uses of a residential non l nature usually of a commercial character allowed colder under urt- urt der certain conditions in residential districts Any person conducting a business from their home should be li licensed licensed licensed li- li censed with the city as a home occupation provided the business use qualifies The qualification of a use is J determined by the Planning Commission within the I framework of the home occupation ordinance PARKS RECREATION AND CEMETERY cemetery The cemetery workers are arc busy preparing the cem cemo- cemo tery for Memorial Day Extra help help has has been hired forfa for a 11 few days to raise sunken graves mow trim trim- prune and II clean the area It appears that the cemetery will be in good condition to receive the visitors on the holiday BOUNTIFUL CITY RECREATION DEPARTMENT SUMMER PROGRAM SPECIAL RECREATIONAL CLASSES Children eight years of age and older who are in interested interested interested in- in in special instruction in Arts and Crafts Baton Tumbling and Archery without cost should register for these classes at the following locations according to the times and dates indicated below Meadowbrook Elem 69 No West Monday June 8 from rom 1 to 4 Tolman Elementary Monday June 8 from 1 to 4 Holbrook Elementary Tuesday June 9 from 1 I to 4 4 Stoker Elementary Tuesday June 9 from 1 I to 4 Oak Hills Elementary Wednesday June 10 from 1 to 4 Bountiful Elementary Wednesday June 10 from 1 to 4 Valley View Elementary Thursday June 11 from 1 Ito to 4 Washington Elementary South West Thursday Thursday Thursday Thurs Thurs- day June 11 from 1 to 4 Muir Elementary Friday June 12 from 1 to 4 Pavilion 1800 South East Friday June 12 from 1 to 4 TENNIS Tennis instructions will be offered on every available court in Bountiful to both youth and adults without cost You may register at the courts according to the following following follow follow- ing mg schedule South June 1 I 2 3 4 5 from 7 am a.m. to 12 noon Bo Bountiful High June 1 I 3 5 from am a.m. to 12 noon Bountiful Junior High June 2 4 from 7 am a.m. to 12 noon East and Center June 2 from 7 4 am a.m. to 12 noon South and East June 1 I 3 5 from 7 am a.m. to 12 noon West and North June 1 3 5 from 7 am a.m. to 12 noon SOFTBALL A separate girls and boys softball program will be beheld beheld beheld held this year for all boys and girls who will be he and graders next year ear Anyone that is interested in participating in this program which willbe will willbe willbe be held in the morning should report to the following areas nearest your home at the day and time lime listed for registration Please be he on time 1 1300 East Center St. St Park June 3 girls 9 am a.m. Boys 10 am a.m. 11 2 1500 South Park June 4 9 girls am a.m. 10 10 Boys 10 am a.m. 11 3 3 1800 South East Park June 5 girls 9 am a.m. 10 10 1010 10 10 am a.m. 11 SWIMMING Indoor Pool Swimming lessons w will 11 be offered to all age groups starting June 1 You may register at the Indoor Pool from 8 am a.m. to 12 noon and 1 pm p.m. to 5 pm p.m. beginning May 25 Twelve velve lessons will be offered for 8 for the first child in each family and 5 for each additional child For further information call DRAMA All students 12 years ears of age and older interested in participating in the Bountiful City Recreation Drama Program Program Program Pro Pro- gram should sign up at Bountiful High School the and of June between the hours of 8 am a.m. to 4 pm p.m. All the students who sign up will be used in at least one of the plays that w will 11 be put on during the summer BASKETBALL CLINIC The Bountiful City Recreation Department will sponsor sponsor sponsor spon spon- sor a young mans man's basketball clinic at Bountiful High School this summer The clinic will begin June 15 a and d end July 23 and will be conducted by Coach Jon ODell basketball coach at Bountiful High School A slight sligh fee fee of 5 will be charged and is to be paid upon registering register register- ing for the clinic This fee will aid in paying expenses for the clinic and will also guarantee the boy a clinic tee shirt |
