Bouncy House Fund Raiser
Saturday, August 13, 2022
Monday, August 8, 2022
2022 Raspberry Days
Thanks to all who made Raspberry Days a super success. The incredible job Pat Argyle does year after year in organizing the volunteers and staff is phenomenal, Her Craft Fair helper, Jessica Whittaker, from Georgetown was superb. The music was wonderful, the booths were interesting and nicely presented. Bingo was the biggest hit during the downpour. The Chicken Poop game was fun for everyone who tried to win the 3 kayaks. Rodeos in Laketown, pie eating contests, and Of course, there was the boat parade, and the fireworks! Thanks for the countless hours of planning for a great event!
Sunday, August 7, 2022
Bear Lake information August 7, 2022
CURRENT CONDITIONS
Current Conditions:Sunny
Low Temp:44° F
High Temp:82° F
Water Temp:73.4° F
Water Level:5911.65′
Ice Conditions / Thickness:N/A
ALGAE CONDITIONS
Clear
CONTACT INFO
Phone:435-946-3343Email:bearlake@utah.govPark Management:Richard Droesbeke, Park Manager / Ranger
Aaron Nelson, Assistant Park Manager / Ranger
Jeff Fry, Building and Grounds Supervisor
Daniel Roskelley, Park Ranger
MARINA HOURS
Open Year Round
Gates open6:00 am until 11:00 pm
Quiet Hours10:00 pm until 7:00 am
Marina Concession:Bear Lake Fun
435-946-5800
RENDEZVOUS BEACH HOURS
Open May 1 - Approx. October 23.Gates open7:00 am until 10:00 pm.
RENDEZVOUS BEACH HOURS
Open May 1 - Approx. October 23.Gates open7:00 am until 10:00 pm.
Quiet Hours10:00 pm until 7:00 am.
The Garden City Planning Commission held Aug. 3, 2022
Public hearing had no public comment.
Regular meeting was called to order and roll call was taken
Wes Thompson was sworn in as newest Commission Member.
Minutes were discussed and fixed.
#4. Discussion/Approval of Conditional Use permit for Dean
Miller to use a container for kitchen/office until his building is finished and
will be taken out during the winter. Motion denied.
#5 Discussion/Approval of final for Long Ridge, Phase 6 Jeff
Jorgensen 11E L If you have an adjacent property then you need to use it. It is
used mostly as a retention pond. It is not a common area. Needs to be
non-buildable lot A. Is the family willing to allow a trail across the lot.
Motion approved with line 8 being changed.
#6 Discussion/Approval of Preliminary for Park Place, a
proposed 26 acre, gated, Planned Residential Unit Development located west of
the Garden City, Heritage Pond. New map plan presented. Motion denied as they
needed a new plan.
#7 Discussion/Approval blue Vista’s Phase 1 residential
Townhomes, clubhouse, and hotel.
Good Stuff by John Brown
Good Stuff! Knight Owl by Christopher Denise
A few weeks ago my grandson had his third birthday, and he received a surprisingly wonderful picture book called Knight Owl by Christopher Denise.
Denise is a professional illustrator. Here he uses those
skills to illustrate a story of his own making. And the result is absolutely
delightful.
It’s about a little guy named Owl. Since the day he hatches,
Owl dreams of becoming a real knight. And then one day the knights start to
disappear, and the king and queen need all the help they can get, and so Owl
gets his chance.
I loved the illustrations. Every single page. And I loved
the story, especially the surprising and funny way Owl defeats the enemy.
If you like children’s picture books, or if there’s a little
kiddo in your life that you think might like a grand adventure, I think you
will love this book. Get it. And then sit down with them, read it together, and
enjoy!
Garden City Fire District
Garden City Fire District Board Meeting Wednesday, August 3rd, 2022
Leonard O'Reilly, Reporter
Your reporter was absent so Chairman Randall Knight provided the following:
All the board members were present except one. The board discussed the Pioneer Day picnic and the plans for Raspberry Days. There was fewer people at the picnic than planned because the main activities were moved to Ideal Beach.
The fire station will be used for a rest and relaxation place for the first responders during Raspberry Days.
Because of the additional calls, Chief Wahlberg hasn’t been able to keep up with the grounds and general housekeeping. The board voted to hire somebody to do the housekeeping on a weekly or monthly basis and a landscape company to clean up the outside area.
They also voted to purchase a shed in which to store the snowmobiles and the already approved purchase for a future UTV.
The responses for the month were:
3 - fires
3 - propane leak calls
4 - CO alarms
4 - fire alarms
1 - down power line
1 - agency assist
15- short-term rental inspections
3 - business inspections
6 - fire pit inspections
3 - illegal burns
14- fireworks violations
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