Marriott-Slaterville City Council Report for September 2004 By Joyce VanTassell Planning Commission considers conceptual site plan for Frank Blair property Frank Blair presented his preliminary plans for his property to the planning commission, which includes plans for a hotel, restaurant, gas station and convenience store for one parcel of his property. Concern for neighboring residents was expressed by several members of the commission. Council President Les Syme said, "Frank has the right to develop his property but at what cost to others?" Blair countered that there were only two neighbors, one of whom knew about his plans and did not object; the other was a newer resident and had been told of development plans before he bought his property. Other concerns centered around increased traffic and safe entrance and exit off a busy road. After further discussion, the commission tabled the proposal and asked Blair to provide letters of approval from all neighbors and confirmation from the fire department about safety issues for a three-level hotel. The planning commission granted final approval, with conditions, for the Spencer Farms subdivision, consisting of 33 lots and located at 200 N. and 1900 W. Marriott-Slaterville City Council recognizes individuals' service Marriott-Slaterville City Council met Sept. 16, at which meeting Mayor Keith Butler gave Good Neighbor awards to Orvill Holley and Lee and LeRoy Mitchell. Also recognized for contributions to the community were June Meyerhoffer, Myrna Smout Meyerhoffer, Boy Scout Troop 43 and their leader Joel Buttars for cleaning up garbage at 12th Street river bridge, LDS 3rd Ward's Young Men and Young Women for removing the fences at River Cove Nature Park to enhance the park and Gerald Bischoff for his part in starting Marriott-Slaterville's CERT and Emergency Management program. A public hearing was held concerning the creation of a special service district for the new subdivision located at 1200 W. and 900 S. No one in attendance commented on this matter before the council. The Good Neighbor Award was presented to Lee and LeRoy Mitchell, by Mayor Keith Butler on September 16, 2004, at the City Council Meeting.