The Pioneer Post Volume XV Issue 6 Marriott-Slaterville City Newsletter June 2013 Summer Activities June 28th (Friday) - Fourteenth Annual Golf Tournament Tee times available between: 4 PM-7 PM. Cost: $15 (includes green fees). Register: Danny Brown 801-731-4746. July 4th (Thursday) - Freedom Celebration 5K Run/Walk. 7:00 at Marriott Park. See Bob Hirschi. Breakfast. 8:00 AM. - Marriott Park and LDS Church Bowery sponsored by LDS Wards. Parade. 10:30 AM. - 1200 West to Marriott Park. Lineup on 700 South at 10:00 AM. Lunch and activities. 11:00 AM - at Marriott Park: hamburgers, hot dogs, games, giant slide, candy cannons, contests, prizes, and lots of fun! Contact the city: 801-627-1919. Water Restrictions The Weber Basin Water Conservancy District has recommended water restrictions this year in anticipation of drought conditions. The city asks households and businesses using pressurized irrigation to follow drought restrictions: 1. No irrigation sprinkling between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., except in case of an emergency. 2. No wasting water. 3. Repair leaky joints or pipes. 4. No over watering or watering during rain storms. 5. No watering in a manner that results in water running or overflowing into neighboring yards, property, streets, or sidewalks, or that creates a pool, flood, or accumulation of standing water. 6. No using irrigation water for non-irrigation purposes or outside of the legal area of the system coverage area. Those residents and businesses who are part of irrigation company and flood irrigate are subject to the restrictions enforced by the irrigation company. May we work together to conserve water this season. Local Updates • Municipal Election Candidate Filing Period: June 3-7. • Garbage fees will increase July 1. 1st can: $12.75, 2nd: $4.50. • Weber County Library Bond Election is Vote by Mail. • Congratulation to our Aroy-D Thai Restaurant for being voted 2013 Best of State in the Thai food casual dining category! Crime Awareness by Sgt. Lane Findlay, Weber County Sheriff Although crime is relatively low in Marriott-Slaterville City, it is important to remember to safeguard your homes and vehicles against possible break-ins. Typically, as the temperature rises, so do the number of property crimes. Most burglaries and thefts are crimes of opportunity. Perpetrators usually look for easy targets and items such as purses, book bags, and electronics. Remove these valuables from your vehicle. Also, the Sheriffs Office asks that you immediately report any suspicious activity. If you observe unfamiliar individuals wandering your neighborhood, or juveniles walking around the streets late at night, please contact the Weber Dispatch at (801)629-8221. Thank you for your support, and hopefully we can all have a safe and wonderful summer! West Davis Corridor The West Davis Corridor EIS team has completed the Draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS), now available electronically for review at: www.udot.utah.gov/westdavis. The Draft EIS is a large report, documenting all the data, information, input and analysis the team has collected and studied for the past three years of the study. The DEIS also identifies UDOT's locally preferred alternative. An official public comment period has now started and will continue for 90-days, closing on August 23rd. During the public comment period, the public is encouraged to review the contents of the Draft EIS and submit their formal comments to the study team for consideration. A final Record of Decision on an alternative is not expected until the study is complete in 2014. UDOT will also hold a series of open houses/public hearings for the public to review the Draft EIS informal ion and submit comments: Tuesday, June 11 Wednesday, June 12 Legacy Events Center West Point Junior High 151 South 1100 West 2775 West 550 North Farmington West Point Thursday, June 13 Open Houses: 4:00 - 8:00 Freedom Elementary p.m. 4555 West 5500 South Public Hearings: 6:00 - 9:00 Hooper p.m. For questions or concerns, please contact the study team at 877- 298-1991 or westdavis^utah.goy. PLANNING COMMISSION TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 2013 - 7:00 P.M. ***No business, this meeting may be cancelled*** This agenda is tentative. Items can and will change. CITY COUNCIL MEETING THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 2013 - 6:30 P.M. 1. Call to Order/Minutes. 2. Business licenses. 3. Budget public hearings. 4. Officer reports and legislative oversight. 5. Adjourn. This agenda is tentative. Items can and will change. 147