Marriott-Slaterville City History December 2018 Mr. Morris introduced the proposed new City logo and indicated that Toad's Fun Zone had paid an advertising agency to design the logo. In the past the City has used the City seal as its logo, but has never had an actual logo. Council voted to adopt the new logo. The annual Community Awards were presented by Mayor Van Leeuwen as Mr. Morris read the names of the recipients, along with a brief statement about each one as follows: Good Neighbor Award - Diana Thorsted, Rod Newby, Molly Stratford and Mitch DeSpain on behalf of Toads Fun Zone. Etna Lucas Community Culture and History Award - Maurice Pitcher H. Orvii Hoiiey Youth Leadership - Savannah Brandley, Annah Brandley andJocilyn Peters. Darrel Mecham Outstanding Community Service Award - Brody Kranendonk Family, Karrie Surrage, Ramona Farr and Ames Israelson. Sue Bodily gave a special award to Bill Morris for his service to the community. The Annual Christmas Party for staff and volunteers then convened in the Senior Center. Bits and Pieces Conrad Scott Slater, son of Jordan and Stephney Slater, was born on December 1, 2018. Sam William Clayton, son of Jeff and Ashlee Clayton, was born on December 28, 2018. The Board of Trustees of Central Weber Sewer Improvement District intend to increase the fees for sewer service provided by the District, and will hold a Public Hearing for the purpose of hearing comments regarding the proposed increase of sewer fees, and to explain the reasons for the proposed increase. The proposed increase will be 2% for the service fees and Septic Hauling. From the historical photos to the reclaimed wood, bricks, and doors from buildings in Park City and Marriott-Slaterville in the lobby, there's a little bit of Northern Utah everywhere you look at the Compass Rose Lodge in Huntsville. The Lodge is Huntsville Square's new boutique hotel—complete with 15 rooms, a coffee shop called First Lift Coffee and an astronomical observatory. The Hyde family, who owns the new hotel, plans to open for business on January 1, 2019. The city of Washington Terrace recently backed out of talks to unify their fire departments with South Ogden and Riverdale cities. Washington Terrace Mayor Mark Allen said that maintaining the small Washington Terrace Fire Department made the most sense for city leaders, in big part because of the higher cost of creating a three-city fire district, especially for Washington Terrace. He stated their focus right now is on improving what they have. Two consolidated fire departments now operate in the county: the Weber Fire District, serving Farr West, Hooper, Huntsville, Marriott-Slaterville, West Haven and unincorporated Weber County, and the North View Fire District, serving North Ogden, Pleasant View and Harrisville.