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The Marriott-Slaterville City History Collection was created by the residents of the town to document their history. The collection includes Autobiographies, Oral Histories, History of Marriott, History of Slaterville, and the History of the Merging Townships to create Marriott-Slaterville City. This information has left behind rich histories, stories and important information regarding the history of the Marriott-Slaterville area. |
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Show Marriott-Slaterville History October 2010 (not in a subdivision). It would improve efficiency in the process and allow the county to ensure the survey is accurate in working directly with the applicants. The city will ensure zoning is followed. Mr. Rowley, Weber County Surveyor, said the city engineer reviews engineering items, but does not handle surveying matters. His office would do that work. The review fee would be paid by the developer to the county surveyor office, and does not cost the city. Larger developments will need an escrow for survey monuments. Once complete, the escrow would be released to the developer. Presently the city approves the plat when the developer then takes to the county. Sometimes there have been problems found by the county and then it must be returned to the city. If plats go to the county first, this problem would be alleviated and time saved. The agreement is valid to 2014, but the city can opt out of it at any time. When a developer brings in a new plat, the city needs to coordinate a review by the county surveyor/recorder. The resolution was approved unanimously by roll call vote. Two road projects were ratified by the Council. All Star Striping was approved to stripe all roads in the city which needed striping before winter by Mayor Keith Butler, beginning in September 2010. The cost was $5,125.00. A bid for the resurface of 1200 West between 400 North and Wahlquist Junior High School was advertised. On October 5, 2010, the four bids received were opened. Post Asphalt $75,158.52 Granite Construction $60,016.00 Staker/Parsons $60,512.55 Advanced Paving $59,872.50 The low bid from Advanced Paving and Construction was awarded. Additional leveling fees of about $20,000.00 were added. The Council unanimously ratified both allotments. President Ilium added that both road projects on 1200 West have shoulder work to complete by adding road base. He also requested Mr. Ken Martin to consult with the 400 North construction company about tapering off the intersection at 400 North. Mayor Butler said the Weber County Sewer District Board has agreed to contribute approximately $121,000.00 to the resurfacing of Pioneer Road between S.R. 126 and 2800 West as a result of impact from the sewer plant reconstruction. This project will begin in the summer of 2011. Mayor Butler advised that the city is paying overtime to Weber County Sheriff Deputy A. J. Horting to patrol 400 North during the construction because of ongoing traffic issues. He said the contractors have been wonderful to work with everyone on the construction. President Ilium joined in thanking the city staff and the council for their work on the road projects. Councilman Delbert Hodson inquired about replacement of the 10 ton weight limit signs on 1200 West. He also thanked those involved with the 1200 West resurface project, which looks much better than before. Councilman Kim Slater asked about the status of the compensation loan for Mulligans relating to damages from the 400 North road construction. Mr. Morris said no money has been distributed as yet, and explained the status of the matter. Flu shots were available at the Senior Center on October 19, 2010, from noon to 2:00 p.m., under the Community Nursing Services Immunization Program. The immunization covered three flu strains. Regular shots were $25.00, and $30.00 for FluMist or Thimersol-fee shots. 151 |
