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Show Marriott-Slaterville City History July 2019 Marriott-Slaterville Monthly History July 2019 Once we hit July it didn't take long for the weather to turn hot and dry, which is typical for this time of year. Sewer that leaves resident's homes or businesses flows to the Central Weber Sewer Improvement District Treatment Plant located on Pioneer Road in Marriott-Slaterville City. There is a vast network of sewer pipes managed by the City, but residents are responsible for the lateral line from their home or business to the City or District line. There is a growing problem that our lines and infrastructure are reaching capacity. The sewer system is sized to handle sanitary sewer only, not storm water. Currently, a large amount of storm water is entering the sewer system, causing sewerage backups because rain gutters and sump pumps have illegally been connected to the sewer system. State law and local code prohibit the connection of any storm water into the sanitary sewer system, including sump pumps. Residents and businesses are encouraged to correct these issues if it applies to them. The City will not issue any fines to any residents or businesses requesting a sump pump inspection with the intention of correcting any problems found. However, if the City or Sewer District independently finds an illegal connection a $1,000 per day fine will be assessed. Planning Commission Meeting - cancelled Citv Council Meeting - cancelled Bits and Pieces Myron Athol Stevenson celebrated his 90^'' birthday on July 20, 2019. Axel Haas, son of Jason and Tiffany Hass was born on July 20, 2019. Elsie Kay Sharp Sparrow, 77, passed away on July 24, 2019. Dolores B. Tippetts celebrated her 90^^ birthday on July 27, 2019. The Weber County Queen and Cowboy Contest has been a long-standing tradition that has shaped rodeo queens and cowboys in Utah for generations. Weber County Junior Posse was incorporated in 1956 and has held a contest each year. The contest enables the participants to gain valuable character building and life skills while preparing to compete. Contestants are judged in 5 different categories: test, interview, appearance, personality, horsemanship and photogenic. Marriott-Slaterville resident McCoy Marriott, 11, son of Matt and Amy Marriott, was awarded "Cowpuncher". Winners were awarded custom made belt buckles, tack and prizes donated by local businesses. Western Wasatch - July 2019 |
