Rich Civic Times
RANDOLPH, Utah. May 7, 2014.
The historic log “Scout House” was built in the early 1930’s by local scouts in Randolph. It was scheduled to be demolished on June 1,
as the walls are leaning out and the roof is unsafe. The area around it has to
be shored up and a fence put around it because it is dangerous. The county is looking at the land as a place
to expand for more office space.
The commissioners believed that the best thing
would be to move it, but it is not stable enough to move. “Let’s do something positive” Steve Thomson
offered to chair a committee to save it, and will start looking for public
donations of building time and funding.
Norm Weston made a motion that Thomson will have a year to try to save
it and during that time the county will build a fence around it to protect the
public from the building.
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