Anita Weston, Reporter
Rich Civic Times
GARDEN CITY. Utah, June 13, 2013. Garden City Council. Carol Bills from The Inn at Snow Meadows requested approval to serve alcohol in the Kerasma Restaurant. The Council determined that as long as all of the State of Utah requirements concerning alcohol were met, permission was given.
Short Term Rental requests were discussed. Permission was granted to Curtis and Rebecca Moldenhauer to rent a home located at 902 N. Newberg Drive, #2, contingent upon inspections from both the Fire Chief and the Building Inspector. Permission was also given to Bear Lake Lodging for the rental of the Stephen Lazuardi home located at 772 Spruce Drive contingent upon the installation of a smoke detector.
Three other requests for short term rental licenses were denied for lack of information and completed paper work. Those denied were 932 S. Snow Meadows owned by Byron and Emily Gibb; 763 Blackberry Drive owned by Robert and Quinn Woolsey, and managed by Bear Lake Project Management. The third was 794 N. Cambry Drive, owned by Brody Holbrook, and managed by Bear Lake Cabin Rentals.
Ordinance #13-02 is an ordinance prohibiting the digging of any new private culinary water wells in the Garden City Town limits. It was passed by the council. Approximately three months ago, Connor Ward had submitted a request to the State Water Board for permission to drill a well. Since he had already applied, the city indicated that they would allow him to proceed, but that no other culinary wells could be drilled in the city limits.
The final budget approval for the fiscal year July 1, 2013 through June 30, 2014, for the General Fund, the Enterprise Fund, the Special Improvement Fund, the Beach Fund, and the Capital Project Fund was passed by the Council. The approval to adjust the current budget to cover over expenditures in the General and Enterprise Fund was given .
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