Rich School District hiring for RMS Football Coach

 

Bear Lake Fishery Management

 

Randolph Library Fun

 Do you feel lucky? 

We're doing a raffle-style giveaway for March, and it doesn't cost a dime to enter.

1. Check out something from the library.
2. Spin the wheel for coins.
3. Put your coins in the pot of your choice for a chance to win.

Our prizes include a $30 gift card for R-Bakery, 2 pairs of nice leather work gloves, and a basket filled with a great selection of movies and books for kids. And candy, because of course candy 

The drawing will be held on March 30th, so don't wait to come in!

Special thanks to our generous donors: R-Bakery, J-Bar Auto, and the Woodruff Country Store 

Garden City Town Council March 10th, 2022

 

Town Council March 10^th, 2022

#1. Minutes approved

#3. Beach Concessioner license for Leo Spuhler approved.

#4. Amended plat for Wayne Scholes at Raspberry Patch approved.

#5. PUD’s discussed:

               Water’s Edge Phase 1,5, & 6 approved.

# 6. Buttercup Acres:

               Discussed placement of garbage cans/dumpster.

               The City thanked our sanitation department for all of their work.

#7. Public Comment:

#8. Short Term Rentals: a-g accepted

#9. Study ingress and egress discussion

Miscellaneous:

               Petition requesting a rezone referendum has been submitted. It needs about 40% of registered            voters before it can be placed on the ballot.

               Blue Vista needs to come back with a new plat.

               Much Discussion on public use in a PUD area.

Citizens: please take time to look at Utah.gov.pmn every month to read the agenda and the former month’s minutes.

Do we really want to be known as 8 miles from the coldest place in the USA?

 

Obituary: Lorna Myrl (LMont) Weston

 

Lorna Myrl (LaMont) Weston 8/15/1942 - 2/16/2022 Lorna Myrl LaMont Weston passed away peacefully on Wednesday, February 16, 2022, in Logan, Utah, at the age of 79. Her family would like to sincerely thank all of those who cared for her during her stay at Terrace Grove Assisted Living. Lorna was born August 15, 1942, in Logan, Utah, to parents John R. and LaRene D. LaMont. She married Mckay W. Weston on July 21, 1959 and was a caring wife for 38 years before he preceded her in death. A mother to four children, Lorna loved her children unconditionally and her greatest joy in life were her grandchildren. Lorna's loved ones remember her for her sometimes-sassy-sometimes-sweet-always-peppy sense of humor, her playfulness and protectiveness, and most of all, her heart. She was devoted to being a caretaker and source of comfort to her family, and she earned her wings well in this life. She is predeceased by her parents, her siblings Lynda Marie Murdaugh, William E. Owen, and Lana Faye Jardine. Surviving Lorna is her brother John Ferris Lamont, and her children; Daniel M. Weston, Terri Ann Lamborn, David N. Weston, and LaRene Eborn, as well as her 12 grandchildren and 24 great grandchildren, with three on the way.

Private family services will be held for Lorna in Logan, Utah on February 25th, 2022. For those wishing to pay their respects in the future, she will be buried next to her sweetheart in Laketown, Utah.

Obituary: Dorothy Jean Pugmire

Dorothy Jean Pugmire, 98, of Logan, Utah, passed away 11 March 2022. She was born 28 May 1923 in Paris, Bear Lake County, Idaho, to Jonathan Rich Pugmire and Ellen Athay Budge Pugmire. Jean grew up in southeast Idaho, spending her summers at the family farm located on Antelope Flats, in the hills east of Bear Lake, and the winters in Paris, Idaho. Jean's first four years in school were difficult, because she could not talk plainly and few took the time to try to understand her. Her brother, Frank, was the only one who learned her language and was often her interpreter. In the fourth year of school, the whole family moved to Logan so she could have a special teacher and attend the Whittier School. This experience changed her life. In 1944 Jean joined the WAVES. She was discharged in 1946 with the rank of Mailman Second Class. Jean graduated from Utah State University and Merrill Palmer Institute in Detroit, Michigan. She received a Master's Degree from the University of Michigan , and an EdD from the University of Maryland. Jean taught kindergarten in Provo and Logan City schools.

 She was preceded in death by her parents; three older sisters, Alice (Robert John) Evans, Nancy Helen (G.B.) Crawford, and Ruth (Floyd L.) Carter; an older brother, Franklyn Budge Pugmire; and one nephew. She is survived by three nieces and two nephews. A graveside service with Military Honors will be held at Logan City Cemetery Friday March 18 at 11:00 am. 

Rich Middle School Second Trimester Honor Roll

 

6^th Grade

Jack Bjoralt

Quincee Call

Irie Carlisle

Nathan Carver

Hunter Cornia

Vallen Cornia

Kira Hoffman

Dax Jolley

Wyatt O’Mealy

Christian Rees

Jordynn Rees

Colton Schulthess

Hazelle Scott

Ryan Smoot

Cori Stacey

Zaxton Stocking

Brayden Stokes

Emmary Thonock*

Scott Wakefield

Max Weston

Hazel Wilson

Chris Winter

Bridger Wirthlin

 7^th Grade

Alyssa Allen

Conrad Carrillo

Aemon Earl

Addison Huffaker

Jasper Johnson

Jaylin Lutz

Dottie Morse

Bode O’Mealy

Hudson Parry*

Braylyn Pugmire

Taggart Stuart

Lyda Taylor

Chris Wahlberg

Sarah Wamsley

 Molly Weston

 

8^th Grade

Tess Cornia*

Brookell Crompton

Easton Eborn

Carly England*

Karter Groll

Jett Holmes

Boston Jolley

Ridge Lundgren

Kade Nelson

Madi Robinson

Carter Scott

Katharina Smith

Paige Smith

Ashlyn Stevens

Morgan Ward

Dylan Wasden

Aiden Weston

Isabella Wheeler

 

 *4.0 gpa

Garden City Planning and Zoning March 9, 2022 Recap

 

Garden City Planning and Zoning March 9, 2022 Recap

During the public comment people spoke on the following opinions:

 Having Sun Resort help build 3^rd West since the road plans have been moved due to their resort plan. The answer from Sun Resort people was that they will help with their share as will other land owners.

Some questions remain about the possible back up on SR 30. UDOT will address the issue when the Resort plans are approved by the City.

 A concern was expressed about the water runoff. The City engineer will approve the water runoff to meet the 100 year possibilities of water drainage.

The Hodges canal company will work with Sun Resort to make sure the canal easements are protected.

A question was raised about the area becoming a PRUD. PRUD’s are flexible, which upsets some people as they do not understand that when a property is sold then the original owners or those who have lived in the community for years really do not have the choice of what will be done by the new owners. Also, for those who want to know where to go for information, it is located at  https://www.utah.gov/pmn/

Regular meeting;

Discussion of Sun Resorts refinement of their Resort Plans. Much discussion was held about the water lines crossing the Sun Resort property. The Resort will work with the Canal Company and the homeowners to make sure they have water. The Resort plans to have transportation to Blue Water Beach area. The Planning Commission denied approval and asked that they bring back the preliminary plat to answer the questions they have.

Randy Scholes from Lockwood wants to combine 3 lots and make two lots. It was approved upon condition that he bring a letter from the HOA giving approval for this change and an amended plat.

Preliminary approval for Water’s Edge 1, 5,& 6 with a spring percolation test and verifying enough parking.

Buttercup was denied as the preliminary plat did not show the building footprint where the canal is located.

Moldenhauer employee RV housing for 20 sites on 2 acres was approved. Discussion was held on egress and ingress area.

Conestoga’s PUD was denied until they bring a plat that shows the open space and the cross section for the RV area.

For Discussion only, Horizon presented a plan for 160 apartment units on 6 acres with 300 parking spaces.

Again may I remind you to go to https://www.utah.gov/pmn/ to see what is on the agendas.

Garden City Fire District Report

 

Garden City Fire District Board meeting,  March 2nd, 2022

Leonard O’Reilly, Reporter                      

Chairman Randall Knight was away, Michael Lasswell substituted, all other board members were in attendance.

Upstairs countertops have been installed and the water heaters are soon to be installed.

There is some drywall and painting yet to be done.

Chief Whalberg discussed the new P25 mobile phone systems due by the end of March facilitating communication with the rest of the county.

 

The responses for the month were:

1  - Structure Fire

2  - Fire Alarms

1  - Carbon Monoxide Call

3  - Medical Calls

2 -  Business Inspections

6  - Short Term Rental Inspections