The Pioneer Post Volume V Issue 8 Marriott-Slaterville City Newsletter August 2003 Phone 627-1919 - Facsimile 627-1880 MAYOR'S MESSAGE Thank you to everyone who participated in the July activities. On July 2nd about 100 entered the golf tournament, July 3rd we fed about 250 at our dinner and karaoke night, on July 4th the parade and activities were enjoyed by many more, and on July 7 several families relaxed to the Celtic harp music at the park. As you know, Bona Vista Water District has converted to a full page bill. Bona Vista serves Marriott-Slaterville, Plain City, Harrisville, Farr West, and part of West Haven. The district now allows each community to insert its newsletter with the water bill. This is the first issue of the newsletter included with the Bona Vista statement._ AUGUST ACTIVITIES August 4th - Am Evening of Music at the Park. Bring your family to the Marriott Park and enjoy beautiful music, local talent, and socialize with friends and family. No charge for s event. Featuring: The No Name Band, Val and Natalie Currie, Kaitlyn and Dallin Holley, and Shawn Holley. Time: 7:00 p.m. Place: Marriott Park Bring: lawn chairs, blankets, and snacks. August 20th - Senior Citizens Night. Seniors in the community: Your are invited to a summer dinner and gathering for the "Meeting of the Memories" Time: 5:00 p.m. Place: Slaterville Park Cost: $3.00 per person RSVP: Shauna Meyerhoffer 394-7126. Please join us to take a look at way-back-when, and journey through a tale of two cities that became one. You are part of history in the making. Let's enjoy our memories together. Planning Commission Agenda Wednesday, August 13, 2003, at 7:00 p.m. 1. Call to Order/Pledge of Allegiance. 2. Approve minutes from June 11, 2003. 3. Discussion/action conditional use permit for RCS Stables at 3610 W. Pioneer Road for boarding horses. Discussion/action on application for zoning amendment by Frank Coy at 608 North 2000 West from A-1 to commercial. 5. Discussion/Action on preliminary subdivision approval for 34 lot subdivision by Overland Development on the Imani-Woolf property on 1200 West. 6. Discussion/action on zoning amendments relating to supplemental and qualifying regulations, and accessory buildings. 7. Discussion/action on taking issues ordinance. 8. Adjourn until September 10, 2003, at 7:00 p.m._ City Council Agenda Thursday, August 21, 2003, 6:30 p.m. 1. Call to Order. 2. Approval of minutes. 3. Discussion/action on new business licensing for: Forever Today Photography, 2144 West 700 South, for off-site photography. 4. Discussion on ordinances relating to health and safety. 5. Report on 2003 municipal election. 6. Officers reports and legislative oversight. 7. Adjourn until Thursday, September 18, 2003.. Notice: The above agendas are only tentative, for a final agendas contact the City Office._ LOCAL UPDATES Youth. Moscow-Utah Summer Youth Games were held July 16-28 in Moscow Russia. Congratulations to our local wrestlers: Billy Green won the gold medal, and Kevin Slater took silver. Election. Three council offices are open for filing. The filing deadline is August 15. Contact Becky Burt at 627-1919 for more information. Organ Donor. Mayor and Council approved a resolution urging public support for organ transplant donor programs. More information at www.questforthegiftoflife.org. MDA Proclamation. Mayor proclaims August 18 to September 1 as Utah Fire Fighters for MDA Month. Citizens are urged support efforts to find a cure for muscular dystrophy. EPA Resolution. Vacant Single Family Dwelling Units shall be exempt from the $3 monthly storm water utility fee, if: a) Dwelling unit is vacant, and b) Property owner disconnects or terminates water utility services to the unit.