Oct. 10th
Mattie from
CAPSA asked the City to sign the pledge to support the measure against abuse.
They did. If you would like to volunteer with CAPSA the number is 435-753-2500.
Riley Argyle
with Public Works talked about the projects they are completing: the concession
stand & bathrooms at Heritage Park; asphalt to connect the 89 near Mike’s
Market on 3rd West; The Bridgerland water line is almost completed; Heritage
Park will get power on Oct. 24. They installed French drains around the ball
field; plows are on the trucks in
preparation for the snow; and the City is waiting on the Div. of Drinking water to issue
a permit to complete the well production on Hodges Canyon.
Dan Kurek,
City Inspector, reported that Bear Lake Memorial Emergency building is almost
ready for occupancy. They hope to be open by Nov. 1st and have hired
the workers.
Bear Lake
Vista (across from the Chevron) is planning to connect with US 89 in the
spring. The Condo’s are prefab and are being built in Brigham City and will be
transported to the site.
Business
License name change for Livingston Homes approved.
Lot line
adjustment 1t 1079South Lakeview in Bridgerland approved.
Osprey
Heights have done their title search and the road dispute is on the correct
owner’s property. Approved.
Council
Member reports:
Martel suggested a thank you card to
Garden City 2nd ward Activity Days kids for removing the flowers and
the Young Men for collecting the bags. He attended the UDOT meeting where they
discussed the budget for trails, the Marina access, and the Round About at 3rd
west.
Pat has asked for volunteers for the
2025 Raspberry Days which will include a Pickleball tournament. She also said
the Mixed Martial Arts evening had 500 people in attendance and 300 pay per view
on line.
Jordan reported that the wind
screens for the Pickleball courts have been ordered.
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