WEBER COUNTY RABIES CLINICS Weber County Animal Service will host four (4) rabies clinics during the winter. Weber County dog licenses will also be sold at the clinics as follows: Non-spay/neuter $20 Spayed/neutered $10 Spayed/neutered owned by a Senior Citizen $5 Rabies shots cost $8. Clinics will be held at the Weber County Animal Shelter, 1373 North 750 West (inside fairgrounds). For questions call Diana at 399-8244. Clinic dates and times are as follows: January 21, 2006 - 2-4 pm January 28, 2006 - 2-4 pm February 11, 2006 - 2-4 pm February 25, 2006 - 2-4 pm Senior Center Activities Each month the seniors will be celebrating all the birthdays that month. Join us on January 5, 2006, at 2:00 pm for this fun activity. Light refreshment will be served. January 24, 2006, the senior center will host a pot luck lunch at 12:30 pm. Please bring your favorite dish and plan to attend. There will also be a yoga demonstration at the lunch. Cook Book The Senior Center Cook Book Committee is requesting recipes. Share your favorite recipe by dropping it off at the city office by February 28, 2006. You can also give your recipe to a member of the Cook Book Committee: LaRae Brown, Carolyn Deru, Judy Fuller, Barbara Messerly, Maurine Parker, or Barbara Phipps. All the recipes will be compiled into the Marriott-Slaterville Cookbook. Funds raised from the sale of the cook book will be used to benefit the senior center._ CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS Volunteers are an important part of each community. Volunteer donate their time to the community and help keep taxes lower, thus saving valuable dollars. WE NEED VOLUNTEERS NOW. The city is growing and so is our duty to help. MSC now owns several parks, a city hall, and a senior center. The city also handles law enforcement advisory, emergency management, planning and zoning, infrastructure, and conducts numerous activities such as the July 4th celebration. Presently, there are dedicated volunteers working in these areas. However, we need more help. The city office needs volunteers to help as receptionists and file clerks. Folks are need to help with our parks committee and volunteers are wanted to help clean and maintain the parks. Our senior center needs volunteers to assist in the functions of the center. The July 4th celebration is getting bigger and so must the staff. Our community does an excellent job in using volunteers in positions that other cities staff with full time professionals. Volunteers should be at least 16 years old, and be willing to put in about 2-4 hours per week. Retired people are also welcome. Those interested must complete an application form, be interviewed for placement, and attend a brief training meeting. Some positions, specifically those who work with youth, require a background check. Those interested in volunteering, please contact the Volunteer Coordinator DeAnn Hufstettler at 731-5129._ PLANNING COMMISSION TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 2006 - 7:00 P.M. 1. Call to Order/Approval of minutes. 2. Conditional use application for landscaping building at 3648 W. Pioneer Road. 3. Conditional use permit for landscaping trees at 1007 West 1700 South. 4. Commercial site plan for IFA at 1069 West 1200 South. 5. Subdivision ordinance revisions. 6. Update on projects. 7. Adjourn until February 21, 2005. This agenda is tentative. Items can and will change. CITY COUNCIL MEETING THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 2006 - 6:30 PM 1. Call to Order/Approval of minutes. 2. Oath of Office. 3. 2006 Council President and Vice-President. 4. Confirmation of appointments. 5. New business licenses, if any. 6. Discussion/action on Mill Creek Meadow Subdivision petition for annexation into Pioneer Special Service District. 7. Budget for special service district. 8. Officers reports and legislative oversight. 9. Adjourn until February 16, 2006. This agenda is tentative. Items can and will change.