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Show Parents Warned Against Letting Their Children Under 16 Drive Automobiles Several complaints reached the city council last Thursday that some parents are allowing teenagers teen-agers under the qualified age of 16 years to drive cars. All unlicensed unlic-ensed drivers are asked to discontinue discon-tinue this practice until properly licensed. The law says that all parents are accountable for damages if these youths are involved in an accident or the breaking of any of the driving regulations. Lindon City police officers are alerted to several cases and shall take the necessary steps needed to enforce the law. The council voted to send out cards to each family notifying them that all building permits should be obtained from the city before they being construction or they will be charged double if the building inspector has to come and notify them of this requirement, after the beginning of construction. construct-ion. These cards will be sent out by the city recorder Helois Johnson John-son as soon as possible. All homes and businesses are now on a water meter. This work was completed last week. The water department will go ahead with the improvements needed to make the water system more efficient effi-cient for the users. A lawyer will be hired to furnish legal advice on when and where water meters will be installed an all new installations. installat-ions. All legal aspects of the annexation annex-ation of the 160 acres belonging to D. Olio Allen and the 40 acres belonging to Lindon Ward are now taken care of and this 200 acre tract is now a part of Lindon City. This acreage is located just east of the old city boundry. The council voted to contact Mr. Saling of Salt Lake City to help close out and audit the books for this year. He helped earlier in the year to install the- city's new books, so the council feels that he is qualified to do this work. Other business handled during the evening consisted of the agreement agree-ment of the group to gravel the Tomlinson road as soon as the gravel is available. This agreement agree-ment included several other Lin-d'in Lin-d'in roads also in dire need of graveling. The new siren has arrived ar-rived and will be installed in the immedate future to be used as a warning signal as well as a curfew. cur-few. The next council meeting will start at 7:30 p.m. the second Thursday in November. |
