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Show L'W' . ... -5C- p! ! MASTERPLAN HEARING The Bountiful Service Clubs, Chamber of Commerce and Soroptimist International will join with Bountiful city planners in presenting a public discussion on the proposed Master Plan for Bountiful, Tuesday, April 11, 7:30 p.m., in the Viewmont High Scnool auditorium. THERE are four major areas of concern which will be addressed in the one hour presentation including orien- Several groups are joining with Bountiful to present lntornjati the city's developing masterplan. Among those helping are l"0t Reed Boothe, Loa Wilbert, Gene Carr, Lu Frey and Brent l ' The meeting will be held at Viewmont High School on Ap'np5 beginning at 7:30 p.m. ' tation by Gene Carr (consultant (consul-tant for the plan) followed by a question and answer session. ses-sion. The citizen advisors to the city planners will be asked to answer the public's questions (turned in to the monitors during the meeting). meet-ing). The advisors will deal with the specific issues on which they have worked with the planning committee. ' TECHNICAL staff from the city offices will also be on hand for backup to these advisors ad-visors who are: Douglas Todd, architect who worked as one of the planners on land-use; Brent Moon, realtor and officer in the Chamber of Commerce concerned with re-development; Bill Monay, chairman of the planning commission and he will focus on transportation; Richard Messenger, planning commission com-mission member involved with park and recreation. 1. Neighborhood land-use discussion will be based on division of the city into 11 planning neighborhoods and recommendations for land-use land-use throughout the city. 2. DOWNTOWN re-development discussion will include suggestions for organizing a re-development committee for the district's improvements and re-vi-talization. 3. A master street plan discussion dis-cussion will include defining, improving and extending streets for logical traffic patterns pat-terns and flow. 4. PARKS and recreation discussion will show the need for obtaining park areas and activity centers, soliciting serious thought by citizens on the options of a large com munity complex or small neighborhood M., Current and esW res.dential growth Z-T uncover, nadequaciesplJ now which can mush planning is not mmiJ acquiring land imtr-to imtr-to utilize when the w-be w-be the greatest and p.,-"- -is no longer available. ' j AS OUR community, J as great as each peri,- J volvement, it js arm, J" there will be spirited c m sion on all the masie- issues. |
