Rich Civic Times
GARDEN CITY, Utah.
December 8, 2016. Council member Chuck
Stocking suggested that short term rentals, renewals of business licenses from
date issued rather than the first of the year.
Bob Peterson said the software they use can do it. The same should be done for other business
licenses. Kathy Hislop said it would be
a nightmare if the office had to do it manually and they had to handle 300
licenses. But the software sends an
automatic e-mail when the license is due.
The issue will be put on the agenda next month.
Jennifer Huefner talked
adding more trails to the general plan.
Mitch Poulsen, Bear Lake Regional
Commission, has been working on an extensive trail map and Huefner suggested
that the city adopt that map as part of the general plan. Pat Argyle
said a lot of trails are in bad shape. Huefner said it is important to have it on the
general plan map to protect the trails.
The trails do need upgrades, and The Bear Lake Regional Commission would
be logical to partner with as they can help with trail grants.
Darrin Pugmire met with Zan Murray, city engineer, who said
that the money for third west could be available in October 2017. Pugmire is trying to ascertain where the
roads will be so that people know exactly where they will be on their land and
be able to plan development around it.
John Spuhler talked about local internet, he and the council
concurred that there is inadequate internet service here. The hot point for local All West Internet is
in Randolph, so it doesn't service Garden City. Centra Com’s internet is unreliable and
slow. Spuhler said he is looking to put 5 gig
spectrum on Crawford Mountain which will add speed and some redundancy. He said he would update the council as more
information became available.
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