Marriott-Slaterville History July 2009 Adam Brandley asked if there will be a cross-walk for children. At this time this is not in the plan because it is not in the current local school routing plans. Lisa Panter asked about traffic delays for cars that will be dropping off and picking up students at Venture Academy School. J-U-B explained this is a problem to address, but a right turning lane to the school is part of the project. A public hearing on the 400 North Reconstruction Project was held, but no public comments were received, as questions were addressed in the prior presentation. The public hearing was closed, and the public meeting re-opened. An Ordinance allowing R. V. Storage in the A-1 zone was discussed by the council. Staff recommended approval, but the Planning Commission recommended denial. The developer proposed to amend the A-1 zone to allow R. V storage as a conditional use, adjacent to existing storage units. This would be an amendment to the general plan. After discussion on the ordinance, it failed to pass 4-1. The Boyer BSA Warehouse (IRS) Subdivision 1136 West 12th Street approval request was discussed by the council. The property consists of about 11 acres, zoned C-3P, and is located west of the new IFA building. It would include a larger rear lot for an IRS Records Warehouse and two frontage lots for future retail/commercial businesses. According to a memorandum from the City Engineer, several matters still need to be resolved, including an issue with IFA, a pressurized irrigation system, access to 1200 West, and final inspection of the IRS Building. The motion to grant final approval, subject to the completion of Items number 1, 2, 3, and 6 of the Staff Report dated July 16, 2009, was approved unanimously. An ordinance approving an amended plat adjusting lot lines for Advantage Drywall was unanimously passed Mayor Keith Butler thanked all for help at the Fourth of July Celebration, which was a great success. Issues that need to be addressed for next year, will be discussed in advance of the celebration next year. Mr. Slater thanked Councilman Scott Van Leeuwen for paying for the hamburgers and hot dogs for the celebration. Mr. Morris thanked Mr. Slater for his work with Mosquito Abatement. That agency placed some mosquito eating fish in the storm water basin at the city park to help keep the mosquito population down. The mayor and two council offices are up for election this year, with the filing period from July 1-15. Questions on eligibility, filing requirements, or other election regulations were answered by calling 801- 627-1919. At the closing of the filing period, only incumbents Mayor Keith Butler and Councilmen Kim Slater and Delbert Hodson had filed. This means there will not be a primary election this year, but the election on November 3, 2009, will be held. Sheriff Brad Slater reported in the July 12, 2009, issue of the Standard Examiner that budget cutbacks may reduce the number of inmates available for community service. Our city has been the recipient of such help in the development of the playground at the city office park, and other areas in the park. It is anticipated that the new playground at the park at City Hall will be ready for use by August 1, 2009. An Evening of Music at the Park was held at the City Hall Park on July 18, 2009, beginning at 7:00 p.m. It featured Lenore Spencer's witty stories, and a sing-along of familiar tunes which she led. This was followed by Todd Spencer's original music. A good crowd attended and enjoyed the evening's entertainment, as well as cookies and ice water after the program. A UDOT project of installing a sidewalk and curb and gutter on 1600 West, from approximately 250 North to 400 North, to Pioneer Elementary School, began in July. The project comes under the "Utah Safe Routes to Schools Project." 158