Council and Mayor followed Planning Commission recommendation and eliminated Planned Unit Residential Development until a better ordinance can be drafted. Council and Mayor approved of an ordinance which allows for agriculture protection areas. Ogden Planners met with our Planning Commission on issues related to DDO landscaping. It was reiterated at this meeting that no new road would be allowed to enter 1200 West near 200 North. The planning Commission approved of a 40' bermed buffer landscaped easement the length of 1200 West, and asked Ogden to give serious consideration to putting a pathway along this area. Seven challengers came out to play their strategy at the Checker Tournament earlier this month. Thanks is given to Gerald Taylor for hosting this event. FORT UP! At Binqham's Fort Day Date: Saturday, September 9, 2000 from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. EVERYONE IS WELCOME Location: Meet at Harrisville Stake Center ball park, 115 Childs Ave. (behind Harmons). Activities: Visits to hisotical site, re-enactments, historical speaker Gordon Jones, Mormon Battalion Flag Ceremony, pioneer songs, sarsaparillas, and antique display. Bingham's Fort was built by pioneer settlers in the 1850s at the direction of Brigham Young who told settlers to "Fort up!" after hostilities with local Indians erupted. However, when the Indian troubles subsided and a local famine occurred Indians actually took shelter in the fort with the settlers. Brigham Young called this "the great experiment" where Indians lived side-by-side with the pioneer settlers. The fort served early pioneer families in Marriott, Slaterville, Lynn, and other pioneer settlements. Remnants of the fort still exist along present day 2nd Street in Ogden. Historical documents about the fort, its settlers, and early Indians are on file at city hall for you to enjoy. Join the activity and spend time with your family in remembering our pioneer heritage in this area. Want to place your ad in the newsletter? Call 627-1919 for prices and details. Space is limited so call early. HELP for CAREGIVERS 7 Days/Week RestEasy Adult Day Care, Inc. 612-0872 1053 23rd Street, Ogden Retired and Senior Volunteer Program The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) is a nation-wide program involving more than 450,000 volunteers which assists in solving problems in education, public safety, human needs and the environment. There are currently 772 volunteers (age 55 and over) in the Weber, Morgan, and Box Elder County area. On September 30, 2000, there will be a luncheon on the Weber County Fairgrounds to honor our local volunteers. All those age 55 and over who are interested are invited to participate. Call or visit the local RSVP headquarters at 237 - 26th St., Ste. 320, Ogden, UT 84401 (625-3782, Fax 776-6830) Marriott-Slaterville Elected Officers Mayor Keith H. Butler 392-7084 Council At-large, Orvil Holley 731-5392 Council District East (East of 1900/2000 West) Delbert Hodson 393-2373 Dennis Ilium 621-4471 Council District West (West of 1900/2000 West) Kim Slater 731-1594 Rob Smout 731-1617 Marriott-Slaterville Appointed Office (and Newsletter) Staff Duncan Torr Murray, City Administrator/ Attorney William M. Morris, City Recorder/ Council Exec. Director City Office 627-1919 GOOD NEIGHBOR AWARD NOMINATION FORM Your Name:____ Address (optional):_ Telephone (optional): Your Good Neighbor Nomination: Address (if known): Reasons for your nomination or other information: Please return this nomination form by Fri., Sep. 29 to the City Office: Attn: Good Neighbor Nomination Marriott-Slaterville City Hall 1195 West 400 North, MSC, UT 84404 Phone: 627-1919 Fax: 627-1880