Marriott-Slaterville City History June 2019 A Public Hearing was held on the amended FY 2018-19 Marriott-Slaterville City, Marriott- Slaterville Community Reinvestment Agency, and the Pioneer Special Service District budgets. Mr. Schvaneveldt, Auditor, presented the amended FY 2018-19 and the FY 2019-20 budgets to the Council. No public comments were received and Council members approved both. Resolution 2019-1 for an Interlocal agreement with Weber County for Animal Services was approved unanimously. Every five years the City is required to enter into an Interlocal Agreement with Weber County Animal Services to provide this service. Resolution 2019-J, which allows Beer Tax Funds to be collected from businesses who sell beer in our City, and then goes to the County for DDI enforcement, was approved unanimously. Mr. Morris stated that Weber County has requested that the City delay reconstruction of 1200 West until after the County Fair is held in August. BDO has a new traffic light installed on Depot Drive and Mr. Hodson asked who funds and maintains it. Mr. Ilium responded that it was installed by BDO, who also maintains it. Jaimee Christoffersen has been hired as the new Youth Council Coordinator. She will assume the function of supervising the Council under the direction of Pres. Holley. Bits and Pieces Luke Adam Tonks, son of Cassie and Curtis Tonks, was born on June 19, 2019. Grace Isabelle Taylor was born on June 28, 2019 to Aaron and Hannah Taylor. Judy S. Fuller celebrated her 80*'^ birthday on June 22, 2019. In an out-of-the way neighborhood where Ogden and Marriott-Slaterville meet, residents and business people have been trapped by freight trains with no way out, sometimes for hours. Marriott-Slaterville Mayor Scott Van Leeuwen said the trouble spot has a reputation not just with the people who live inside that zone, but everybody gets affected. The biggest problem may be that one long Union Pacific train can block two crossings at once—the one on 1200 West in Marriott-Slaterville and the other in Ogden on 1?"^ Street west of Wall Avenue. Voters will be selecting new officials all across Weber County this year. Three seats are up for grabs on the Marriott-Slaterville City Council. The respective recumbent in the East District and West District, Dennis Ilium and Rob Smout, are the only hopefuls in their races. Two are running for the at-large seat; incumbent Dee Christofferson and Stacy Palen.