Tuesday, October 11, 2022
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Monday, October 10, 2022
Garden City Town Agenda
Notice Date & Time: 10/13/22 5:00 PM
Description/Agenda:
1. Roll
Call
2. Approval of
Minutes
a. September
regular Town Council Meeting
b. Special Work
Meeting for Planning Commission and Town Council held June 1, 2022.
3. Public
Comments, 2-minute time limit
4. CAPSA
Presentation
a. Domestic
Violence Awareness Month presentation by Alyna Ohling
5. Quarterly
Reports
a. Bear Lake State Park Report, Richard
Droesbeke
b. Town Engineer
Report, Quinn Dance
c. Building
Inspector Report/Code Enforcement Report, Tyler Seaman & Glen Gillies
d. Bear Lake
Valley Chamber Report, Mark Smoot
e. Bear Lake
Valley Convention and Visitor Bureau Report, Tami Leonhardt
f. Public
Works, Riley Argyle
6. Business
License Discussion/Approval
a. Lugging Stuff
LLC, 69 N Paradise Pkwy Bldg B, Ste 224, Leopoldo Spuhler
b. TMH Services
LLC, General handyman, plumbing and cleaning services. Travis and Melinda Hunsaker
7. PUD
Discussion/Approval
a. Requests
approval of Preliminary Plat for Phase 2 of 2nd North PUD. Mark Smoot
8. Subdivision
Discussion/Approval
a. Discussion
only: Fell Project above Elk's Ridge, Lance Anderson
9. Ordinance
Discussion/Approval
a. Ordinance
#22-16, An Ordinance Updating Certificate of Occupancy
b. Discussion
Only- Changing the Short-term Rental Parking ordinance to not include garages
as parking space.
c. Discussion
Only- Adopting an Ordinance regarding the Canal. Reference the 'Resolution of Hodges Irrigation Company and Swan
Creek Canal Company'
d. Discussion
Only - updating sign ordinance (Council Member Argyle)
10. Short-term
Rentals
a. Doug Metcalf,
581 Richland Valley Rd.
b. Roger
Anderson, 2225 S Beachcomber
11. Miscellaneous
a. Discussion of
future roads in Garden City.
12. Council Member
Reports
13. Payment
Vouchers
14. Adjournment
Contact the Garden City Office 1 business day prior to the
scheduled meeting for electronic participation information, 435-946-2901.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2022 AT 1:15 PM Marvelous Adventure
Event by The Family Place
490 S 500 W, Logan, UT 84321
Tickets $10
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PublicAnyone on or off Facebook
Enjoy a tour through a dozen different superhero scenes and get the chance to see each superhero while learning a little more about them! Scenes will vary from Spiderman & Gwen Stacey on top of buildings in Brooklyn to Superman on the streets of Metropolis with his telephone booth to Captain Marvel in space!
At each superhero scene there will be a “Secret Agent” to provide information about the superheroes and interact with your group. There will be 4 different superhero training opportunities for children to test their superhero skills!
You won’t want to miss this fun activity for the entire family! Purchase your tickets online. All proceeds go to The Family Place Utah to help provide our critical services to the community!
Oct. 5th, 2022 Rich County Commission Meeting
View Rich County Commission meetings on youtube.
The Commissioners set the agenda and began with a discussion
on a lot realignment for an Eastside Lake Development. The amended plat passed.
Angela and Wesley Suggs came in for a license for their ice
machine business. They were referred to Garden City as that is where it is
located.
Intermountain Health and Medicare Broker, Tyler Kelsey,
presented a variety of plans for the Commissioners to review. Jared Briggs,
from Randolph, also represents Medicare Clients in Rich County. He will give
you advice and information on the best plans. The County is satisfied with
their insurance from Hoffman out of Evanston.
Beth Smith from Bear River Mental Health reviewed the help
that is available to the County for those in need. MCOT is Mobile Crisis
Outreach which provides Peer Support to individuals who call.
Bear Lake State Park Superintendent, Richard Droesbeck,
detailed the summer at Bear Lake. Bear Lake parks generated $2.4 million in
income. Labor Day was the busiest Richard had seen in his six years.
Atlas towing has the permit for helping people at the
marina.
Rendezvous Beach Park has new black top. Rendezvous Park
will be adding new camp sites.
The Marina Expansion is being discussed with all of the
groups involved. It takes a lot of time to get things done. There will be an
open house on Nov. 16 to discuss the Marina Expansion.
The wells have been a problem that Rendezvous has to
resolve.
There are 3 new dump stations at Rainbow Cove.
In the afternoon discussion was held on ordinances: Class D
road closures, water health, and noxious weeds.
Leta Milera discussed her program for tracking short term
rentals and thinks the county should update their system.
Oct. 5, 2022 Garden City Planning and Zoning
Interested in learning more about the challenges Garden City
faces? Go to Public Meeting Notices and see the attachments for the development
plans.
P & Z Discussed Osprey Heights and the issues they have
with the plat as outlined. Originally platted about 15 years ago and approved,
but not developed, the plans are trying to come into compliance. They are
dedicating land for the continuance of Paradise Parkway. They were encouraged
to come next month to the planning and zoning meeting to discuss changes.
A question arose as to the necessity of open spaces that are
required for every development. Who maintains open spaces after the HOA
dissolves. P & Z will check other places to see how they address this
problem.
Bear Lake Vista came in for Final Approval on Phase 1. There
were questions about the fire hydrants. They were asked to come back next month
with an improved plat.
2nd North PUD by Mark Smoot phase 2 was approved.
Elk’s Ridge (The Fell area), is struggling to build a road
to City Standards. They have met with planning committee for suggestions. They
will go to the variance board for approval.
Rich Middle School: October Academic Students of the Month and Citizens of the Month
October
Academic Students of the Month
Bronk
Downing
Naomi
Roskelley
Emmary
Thornock
Wyatt
O’Mealy
Bode
O’Mealy
Lyda
Taylor
October
Citizens of the Month
Rell
Argyle
Myla
Wahlberg
Kapri
Skiby
Atticus
Coonrod
Paxton
Nicolodemos
Molly
Weston
Rich High School Football and Volley ball upcoming schedules
The games are available to view on My Local Radio Station via youtube.
Support your local teams
(They are awesome)!
Football:
10/14 Fri. 1:00 at Home with Lyman, Wyo. non-region
10/21 Fri. 4:00 at Home with Pinedale, Wyo. non-region
Volleyball:
10/14 Fri. 6:30 at North Summit (Coalville) non-region
10/15 Sat. 3:30 at Home Lyman, Wyo. non-region
Thomas and friends working on the boardwalk
A group of volunteers met with us on Saturday morning. They came prepared with drills and were able to lay 40 feet of trex in 1 hour and 15 minutes. Glen Gilles, are all around cowboy, had trimmed the boards before hand. Then the group asked what else they could do. Don said perhaps they could trim trees from the park to 350 So. Thank you volunteers!
DWR wants the public to help fight poaching
Written by Rod Boam
SALT LAKE CITY — The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources is alarmed about the numbers of poached animals they have found since the end of summer and beginning of fall.
Division of Wildlife Resources officer Lt. Chad Bettridge is asking the public and hunters to be vigilant report poaching and other violations when they see it.
From Aug. 1 to Sept. 23 conservation officers had contacted roughly 13,700 individuals and inspected the hunting licenses of 4,347 people. Officers found 319 animals killed illegally including fish, furbearing species and waterfowl. They also found 39 big game animals that had been poached.
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