Saturday, August 6, 2022
Rich County School District
NOTICE OF PROPOSED TAX INCREASE To obtain more information regarding the tax increase, citizens may contact RICH COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT at 435-793-2135. RICH COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
The RICH COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT is proposing to increase its property tax revenue. - The RICH COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT tax on a $324,000 residence would increase from $560.08 to $631.01, which is $70.93 per year. - The RICH COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT tax on a $324,000 business would increase from $1,018.33 to $1,147.28, which is $128.95 per year. - If the proposed budget is approved, RICH COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT would increase its property tax budgeted revenue by 26.40% above last year's property tax budgeted revenue excluding eligible new growth. All concerned citizens are invited to a public hearing on the tax increase.
PUBLIC HEARING 8/16/2022 6:00 P.M. Rich School District District Office 25 S 100 W Randolph, UT
Rich County Commission Meeting
RICH COUNTY COMMISSION MEETING
August 03,
2022
AGENDA
RICH COUNTY COMMISSION MEETING
August 03,
2022
AGENDA
Pledge of Allegiance
10:00 Jake Woodbury /
North Eden Creek Culvert
10:15 Kim Wilson /
Personal Property
10:30 Duck Creek
Allotment / adding new troughs
10:45 Mitch Poulson /
Travis Hobbs / Nate Perry / Commercial Rezone
11:00 Mitch Poulsen /
Recommendation from Planning & Zoning Plat Amendment
11:15 Mitch Poulsen /
County General Plan
11:30 Mitch &
Kristy Bogard / Business License / Farming
12:00 Lunch Break
1:00 Public Hearing
/ Amending Ordinance for control of dogs & other animals
1:30 Public Hearing
/ Amending Ordinance establishing official bonds and setting the amounts
thereof
1:45 Public Hearing
/ Amending County Beehive Ordinance
2:00 Ben Willoughby
/ Ordinance Consideration / off-highway use vehicles discussion
2:15 Ben Willoughby
/ Ordinance Consideration / protection of beaches discussion
2:30 Tom Peters /
Ben Willoughby / Executive Session Litigation / Pacificorp State Tax appeal
report
3:00 Ben Willoughby
/ per diem policy discussion
3:15 Dale Stacey /
Executive Session / Ambulance Personnel
3:30 Commission
Business
Approve Minutes
Approve Expenditure
Executive Session if Needed
Other and Old Business
August 2nd 2022
10:00 North Eden Creek putting a culvert in.
10:50 Rezone from Agriculture to Commercial near new road in
Sweetwater area. Travis Hobbs will put up a building to store his equipment,
and mules. Rich County Planning has approved the change. Motion to rezone
passed.
11:00 Mitch Poulson’s recommendation to adopt a plat amendment
in sub divisions for combining plats. The lawyer, Ben Willoughby, and the
Planning Commission approved the change in section 12. Approved by
Commissioners.
11:10 Mitch Poulsen discussed the County General Plan which
was approved by the Rich County Planning Commission. Bill Cox reminded Mitch to
contact the Public Lands Policy Office for their input. Commissioners will
review the document. (The last General Plan was done in 1985 and was 6 pages
long).
11:15 Mitch & Kristy Bogard 2 miles north of Garden City
want to start a farm and sell eggs, etc. Approved for ? Need a CSA for clients
to come and park. Mostly they plan to set up a roadside sales somewhere as they
plan for the future. Their access is at Square H Ranch Road. Name of business
will be Mahogany Ridge Farm. Business license approved.
11:40 Minutes approved.
11:45 Kim Wilson for a Personal Property exemption. Passed.
11:50 Quarterly Report and expenditures signed under
Commission Business.
Lunch
1:00 Public Hearings:
22-1 Dog Ordinance & other pets-Motion
approved.
Ordinance
establishing officials bonds and amounts. Motion passed.
22-3 County Beehive Ordinance-Motion approved.
1:30 86-5 Consideration of off-Highway use vehicles
to bring into compliance with the state laws.
2:15 Discussion
on cattle fences and responsibility of open range accidents.
Executive Session
Obituary-Arlo Hanney Eastman
Our dad was born July 5, 1931, to
William Vincent Eastman and Melva Hanney Eastman, the oldest of seven kids. He
attended grade school in Woodruff, then went to South Rich High School in
Randolph, where he graduated in 1949.
He would tell about being in grade
school, he and the neighbor kids would ride horses 4 miles to school, and his
horse, ole Shanty, disliked going to school as much as Dad did. Grandpa would
get on the horse and tune him up, then dad couldn’t get him to slow down all
the way to Woodruff.
In 1950, he received his mission
call to the Great Lake Mission. After his farewell Dad received a letter saying
“your friends and neighbors selected you for the Army.” He went from a black
suit to Army greens.
Dad ran into our mom, Norma
Kennedy, at Mutual one night. She asked him if she could go fishing on Woodruff
Creek. He always said the fishing must have been good — she stayed 58 years.
They were married June 6, 1957, in the Salt Lake Temple. They welcomed two
daughters, Tammie K. and Peggie Sue, to their family.
He worked many different jobs
through the years, with help from Mom and us girls. His favorite was taking
care of his ranch, cattle, horses and the fishpond.
Dad and Mom, with lots of patience, hired many
kids throughout the years to help.
Dad had many church callings in his younger
days and was a faithful home teacher up to his later years. He lived up
Woodruff Creek until he was 88 years old. In 2019, he became a resident at The
Family Tree in Morgan. Every morning he still would get up put on his coat,
gloves, and hat and go to work. He always said he like the job there, but the
pay wasn’t very good. He kept his fun, cheerful personality, wanting to joke
and tease with everyone.
When his health started failing, many tears were shed by the staff and everyone had a fun Arlo story to tell us. Dad passed away Wednesday, Aug. 3, in Morgan, Utah.
He is survived by his daughters, Tammie
(Clint) Cornia and Peggie (Martin) Feller, both of Randolph, Utah; three
grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; and his siblings, Ralph Eastman,
Flora Goodwin, Willie Eastman, Connie Nyman and Melva Kennedy.
He is preceded in death by our dear mom, Norma
Eastman; grandson, Allen Kinkade Feller; his parents; and brother, Phil
Eastman.
Services were at the Woodruff LDS chapel. Funeral
was at 11 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 6.