Anita Weston, reporter
Rich Civic Times
Zan Murray, City Engineer, reported that work is still moving forward on the Elk’s
Ridge Water System Easement and Property Agreement project. He noted that Lance Bourn is following up on
getting the required signatures and documents required for getting this item
finished up.
Steve Arnold was appointed to the Appeal’s Board and
approved by the City Council. Bruce Warner resigned from the Council. He is going to China for a period of time and will
be teaching there. He was thanked for
the work he has done. The Council wished
him well in his new adventure.
The trail from 350 South to the Boardwalk is done. The City is currently putting up a privacy
fence to keep young people from climbing on a lot of old equipment that is
stored next to the path.
Pat Argyle, Council Member, noted that the flag ceremony
will be held on July 23. The pathway
from 350 South to the Boardwalk and on to the beach will also be dedicated at
that time. The culverts that were near
the flag and children’s play area at Heritage
Park have all been put
into the ground and covered over. A
water fountain is being put in place.
She noted that the agreement on how the garbage trucks will
pickup garbage in Buttercup and Heritage
Park needs to be
clarified. Also, the big tree in the
play area needs to be smoothed a bit and some of the bark removed so that the
children won’t get hurt. They love
playing on the tree.
The property purchased by the City for a park actually is a big larger
than was originally thought. . The amount of land contains 7.67 acres
instead of 7.48.
The Raspberry Days Committee leaders indicated that they
were not interested in working with Raspberry Days next year. Since there won’t be anyone with experience, Pat Argyle asked for some suggestions for moving forward for next year. Mayor Spuhler suggested that perhaps some event
companies could be contacted and bid for this activity. The Council Members accepted this
suggestion.
Mayor Spuhler reported that Buttercup has dissolved their
HOA. All of the common areas have been
deeded to the City. Fireworks are
forbidden in Buttercup—there is too much tall, dry grass. There is a fine of $1,000 for anyone setting
off fireworks in this area. Individuals
who live there who want to use fireworks should go to the park, the Church
parking lot, or the lakeshore.
There is a meeting in Logan ,
Thursday, July 14, concerning Bear
Lake . Mayor Spuhler will be attending the meeting
along with Bear Lake Watch, Representative Webb, the Bear Lake Regional
Commission, the State Parks, and other involved agencies.
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