Notice: the above agendas are only tentative. For a final agenda contact the City office, 627-1919, or go to a location where agenda is posted at least 24 hours prior to meeting: City Hall, Slaterville Park, Marriott Park, Mulligans, or Excel. Council meetings are scheduled for the 1st and 3rd sday at 6:00 PM each month. The Planning Commission meets the and 3rd Tuesday each month at 7:00 PM. Some meetings may be canceled. Anyone wishing to be on the agenda must contact the City Offices by Friday at 2:30 p.m. the week before the meeting. SPECIAL PERFORMANCE Marriott-Slaterville City is pleased to announce the Senior Recital of John Ned Allred, son of Barbara and Ned Allred. The senior piano recital will be held as follows: DATE: December 6, 2000, at 7:30 p.m. PLACE: Allred Theatre, Fine Arts Bldg, Weber State Univ. ADMISSION: Free of charge. Come support our community's accomplished pianist John Allred as he performs for this important occasion during his senior year of college (he is majoring in music). "SET-BACKS" FOR AGRICULTURAL ANIMALS There have been several questions asked by residents recently about how close barns and houses may be built to each other. The answer is as follows: For agricultural buildings not containing animals, the building must be at least three feet from the property line and must not be attached to any residential building. For buildings containing agricultural animals (animals other than pets), the building must be at least 25 feet from the property line, feet from any public street or right-of-way, 10 feet from a person's own house, and 50 feet from other houses. A fenced area or corral for agricultural animals may be immediately adjacent to the property line or public street or right-of-way, but must be 10 feet from a person's own house, and 25 feet from other houses. The same limits apply to the construction of any new house or other building near an already existing agricultural building or fenced area. These requirements are in addition to any regular setback requirements for the applicable zone. Please contact the City Office (627-1919) if there are any questions. LOCAL UPDATES A short summary of recent mayoral, council, and planning decisions, and other local affairs. For more exhaustive information please see minutes on file at the City office. ? Legacy Highway Meeting at City Hall. Marriott-Slaterville will be hosting the next meeting of the Wasatch Front Regional Council on Legacy Highway at City Hall on November 30, 2000, at 6:30 pm.. Members of surrounding cities in the affected area will be present. The group will do a drive-trough of the potentially impacted area in our community prior to the meeting. Options will be discussed at the meeting, including no impact alternatives. ? Agricultural Protection Areas. Agricultural protection areas were set up by the legislature to help protect family farms from nuisance lawsuits. Anyone interested in an agricultural protection area is welcome to contact the city office for more information and for any help in the application process. ? Sub-for-Santa. The program director this year is Jim Ito (731-6777). Contact him if you would like to volunteer. ? Weber County Sheriff's Citizens Academy. The Sheriff's Office will host a citizens academy for any interested city official. Other interested individuals in the community may also sign up. The course allows for a one evening per week (11 weeks) "hands on" experience in the following areas: crime scene investigation, deadly force, gangs, K-9, Weber-Morgan strike force, felony stops, domestic violence, building searches, traffic stops, court, search and rescue, emergency management, corrections, and hostage negotiations. Contact the city office for details and to sign up (need to sign up by December 4th). ? Conditional Use Permit Denied. After a lengthy appeal hearing, the City Council voted to deny conditional use permit 2000-03 for on-site prefabricated wooden spool assembly at 1735 W 250 N. ? Cell-phone Tax Postponed. The City Council denied passing the new proposed cell-phone tax for the present time. The new ordinance was prepared by the state association of cities in conjunction with Qwest, but has sparked recent controversy in the state. ? Sign regulations and Dark Sky. The sign regulation ordinance was referred back for further drafting, and for more input from the Planning Commission. ? New Businesses. Three new business are in the community. Dusenberry Auto Body and Kendall Insulation will be located at the Riverside Industrial Park. Also, Udell Louvers has changed ownership to Mike Slater. We wish them all the best in their business endeavors. Please support our local businesses. ? Election Report. Take comfort there were no butterfly ballots in Marriott-Slaterville. Our recent general election in our voting precinct was a well attended. Over 550 of the approximately 758 voters turned out to cast their ballot. Your vote counted! ? Senior Citizens RSVP. Seniors interested in volunteering, you need look no further. The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) in the Weber/Morgan/Box Elder County Area currently utilizes 756 volunteers to solve critical problems in education, public safety, human needs, and the environment. These volunteers are truly making a difference. Contact Debbie DeVries (RSVP Director for the 3-County Area and resident of our City) at 625-3782 for more information. Birthright of Ogden) In conjunction with local religious organizations, the community is seeking your support for the "Birthright of Ogden" project which seeks to assist disadvantaged pregnant women in keeping their expected children. Donations needed include all sorts of baby items like quilts, bibs, wipes, clothing and other infant care goods. Items for new mothers are also needed, such as maternity clothing and personal hygiene products. All donations must be received by Wed., Dec. 20, 2000. Please contact Dolores Slater (621-4389) or Randy Burgess (399-3211) to donate or for more information. Thank you for giving to this special project. IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS Animal Services 399-8244 Bona Vista Water 621-0474 County Compost 726-8212 MSC City Offices 627-1919