Peyton Cluff won 1st place on Dec. 9th in the Jump Off
Jasmine Ennis won 1st place in the Jump Off Jan. 15
Tuesday, January 16, 2024
Monday, January 15, 2024
Garden City Town Notes-Jan. 11, 2024
Minutes approved.
Public Comments: Bryce & Bess Huefner stated their
concerns about another restaurant serving alcohol. Bryce remembered living in
Tooele 2 doors down from a bar and people would knock on their door and ask why
the bar was closed. Bess thought parking would be an issue especially if UDOT
does put curb and gutter in front of Cody’s.
Healthwest was approved for the change of license from Bear
Lake Health Clinic.
Fusion 89 (in the Aloha bldg.) will be serving pork &
rice bowls, seafood, and a variety of food. There will be food trucks parking
on the west side of their property. They were approved.
The amended license for Cody’s to provide hard liquor during
meals was approved. The license includes Sunday. Servers will be over 21.
STR at the Seasons was approved.
Encumbering lots 55 & 56 at Eagle Feather in Shundahai
was approved.
A Preliminary PUD located on the lot that Firehouse is
located was approved on the condition that parking be addressed.
The Sweetwater Townhomes will be back in Feb. after the
attorney reviews the plat.
For reasons of health and safety a fine of $20,000 was
approved for buildings which do not have a working fire suppression system.
Digging in the City ROW without a permit will be a $2,500
fine and was approved.
Several ordinances were reviewed i.e. flying in and out of
Garden City, flying below 1,000 feet, and updating final plats will all come
back to the council in Feb.
Shanna Wiscomb has been hired as the new librarian.
The City Council reviewed the Annual Ethics Pledge and
signed it.
Reports from Council:
Ken talked about the rebranding that the City is planning to
do. He also talked about getting a price to redo the boardwalk.
Martel talked about an oudoor grant for a motorized trail
and improvements up Hodges Canyon. Mike Leonhardt and Bill Cox met with the
USFS and are putting together a plan to be started in the spring. They will
work with the trails Foundation started by Mark Smoot to implement the
volunteer work.
Pat is working to make sure Raspberry Days goes well.
Mike Leonhardt reviewed the TRT grant monies with the
following information. (Look at the top).
BEAR LAKE and BEAR LAKE STATE PARK Conditions, as of 1/15/2024:
BEAR LAKE and BEAR LAKE STATE PARK Conditions, as of 1/15/2024:
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WATER (LAKE) TEMPERATURE:
Lake Temperature: @ 34.2 degrees as measured in the Bear Lake
State Park Marina.
We are seeing ice starting to form in the marina. The de-icers
are on and keeping the main channel open from the launch ramp to the mouth of
the marina.
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No solid ice on the lake yet. Ice has been forming, but the
winds and the waves have been breaking it up and pushing it to shore.
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LAKE ELEVATION:
Current Lake Elevation: @ 5917.00'.
Full elevation: 5923.65'.
2024 high elevation: 5917.00'.
2023/24 low elevation: 5916.10'.
2023 high elevation: 5917.20'.
2022/23 low elevation: 5909.70'.
2022 high elevation: 5913.65'.
Obituary-Iris Jane Neilson Cook
Iris Jane Cook, 69, died Monday, January 8, 2024 in Yuma Arizona. She was born on September 12, 1954, the daughter of C. Verneil Neilson and Zelpha Bennett Neilson. She married Eugene Cook on November 11, 1978 in Logan, Utah.
Iris was raised and educated in Tremonton, Utah before moving to Logan. She worked as a master barber in Logan, working for several years at the USU Barbershop before moving to Garden City, Utah to set-up and operate Hometown Drive-In with her husband Gene. She was devoted and had unconditional love for her husband, three boys, their families and her pets.
She enjoyed spending time with her family, friends and pets. She was a dare devil and willing to experience life with fast cars, skydiving, scuba diving, and while enjoying life she was quick to make friends wherever she was and would give them the shirt off her back, she loved cooking for family and friends, entertaining her neighbors and spoiling her pets.
She is survived by her husband, Gene; three sons, Ryan, Justin and Brandon Cook, twelve grandchildren and two great-grandchildren with two more arriving soon. She was preceded in death by her parents.
There will be a viewing on Wednesday, Jan. 17th from 5 pm to 7 pm at the Allen-Hall Mortuary, 34 East Center, Logan, followed by a viewing on Thursday from 10:30am to 11:30am at the Garden City LDS Church prior to the funeral at 12:00 pm. Internment will take place at Garden City Cemetery with a luncheon provided by the Relief Society . www.allenmortuaries.com
January 18th 80's Trivia @ Sunrise Resort
Dress accordingly and have a Bodacious time. Tickets are $10.
Rich School District Sports Calendar
Thurs. Jan. 18 RMS BBB
Wrestling
@ Bear Lake
Fri. Jan. 19 Wrestling
@ Aberdeen
RMS
BBB @ DMS & EMS
Sat. Jan. 20 Rich
High GBB Freshman Tournament
Girls
Wrestling @ Ridgeline
BBB
& GBB with Wendover
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