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Show Marriott-Slaterville Monthly History April 2012 There were about 120 happy and excited children at the Easter Egg Hunt held on Saturday, April 7, 2012,at the Slaterville Park, beginning at 10:00 a.m. The Easter Bunny made a special appearance. Angela Erwin filled 1300 Easter eggs, all found and accounted for (hopefully). It was sponsored by the City, Les Olson Company and Jay Carnahan State Farm. The Marriott-Slaterville Tennis Association, in conjunction with Harrisville City and Marriott-Slaterville City sponsored FREE Play Tennis Days for children 5-10, from 9:00 to 10:30 a.m., on April 7,14, 21, and 28. It was held at the Harrisville tennis courts, 1350 North Highway 89. No lessons were given. The Play Days were just for the children to have fun laying tennis, experienced or not. The opportunity for formal tennis lessons will begin the first week in June. At the April 19, 2012, City Council Meeting, business Licenses were issued to the following: Flock 'n Paws, 2485 West Pioneer Road, dog training. Dawn Daycare, 1995 West 150 South, home day care. Utah Renaissance Festival, Fantasy Faire, 3105 West Pioneer Road, cultural event. Irma Nolazen, 1045 South 1200 West, #43, home day care. Zhang's Chinese Kitchen Gourmet, 380 North 2000 West, #3, Chinese restaurant. Heavy Duty Plumbing, LLC, 1271 West 200 South, plumbing contractor. Baloo Angel, LLC, 1585 West 400 North, pre-school. Robo's Towing, LLC, 1750 West 1350 South, towing company. Dave's Towing, Inc., 1750 West, 1350 South, towing company. Shandee's Towing, 1724 West 1350 South, towing company. Flock 'n Paws was granted a conditional use permit by the Planning Commission, on April 17, 2012. Theyhave seven acres of property and meet the minimum requirements. The permit allows only nine dogs in the kennel at a time, but they might have more than nine dogs during training classes. The complaint process tor kennels was discussed. In answer to Councilman Scott VanLeeuwen's question, staff explained that day care businesses must be licensed by the state; pre-schools are not. Both must obtain a conditional use permit from the Planning Commission. Aaron Eapley from Holbrook Asphalt gave a presentation about a surface treatment to help preserve asphalt. It is a very thin (less than 1 /8 inch thick) surface treatment which extends the life and use of asphalt roads. Residents prefer this treatment versus chip seal as it is not as messy. It has a 5 year warranty. Holbrook Asphalt has used this procedure in municipalities since 2009, with very good results. Mr. VanLeeuwen asked how it holds up during winter. Mr. Eapley said it had been tested for several years, and holds up very well. Trent Meyerhoffer said the product is slightly cheaper than chip seal. President Dennis Illum was concerned about the sole source for the product. Staff and council discussed the possibility of using the product in the new subdivisions as a test. The council will discuss the proposal at the next meeting. There have been no changes on the law enforcement services since last month's meeting. Mayor Keith Butler has no information about what other mayors are doing. This will be taken off the agenda until further information is available. Activities and assignments tor the upcoming Fourth of July Celebration were discussed. Additional coordination will occur at the next meeting. The city was recently awarded about $200,000 in Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds for the completion of Quail Meadows/Heritage Park. Jim Ito is requesting to match with Land and Water Conservation Funds to build tennis courts at the new park. The Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) grant program (P.L. 88-578) was established to encourage and assist local and state government agencies in 134 |
