Laketown Pioneer Day Celebration
Saturday July 20July 20th, 2024 Camp Ithaca Bake Sale 7:30 AM (until we run out)
Rich County
Local Emergency Planning Chair-Bryce Nielson convened the meeting on July 10th.
Joey
Stocking reported on the required radio updates. All law enforcement agencies
will update their radios by October.
The Utah National
Guard representative-Andy Wade shared the help that they can give counties and
municipalities.
Travis Hobbs-Rich
County Fire Warden discussed the Summer Wildfire predictions for the State of
Ut. People need to be prepared to take care of their property by keeping bushes
& trees trimmed and away for their homes. Travis is quite concerned about
the dry conditions. He also reported on
the Rich County Emergency Response Vehicle which can be taken on the trails to
haul people out of difficult situations or quick response to fire incidents.
Mike
Wahlberg-Garden City Fire Chief talked about the 4th of July and how
well it was handled in spite of the overwhelming attendance at the Park.
Discussion: Rocky Mountain Power will
update your phones to let you know when there is an emergency happening if you
take the time to call them and make sure your phone is synched with the
program.
(Just a
note: The LEPC does a lot for our County in keeping us updated and safe. Call
Bryce to find out how you can help in emergency situations).
Minutes
approved
Business
licenses: The
Caribbean Cowboy -approved
Epic
Recreation change of address-approved
Short-term
Rental Discussion/Approval
Parking is
still a problem for the town homes in Garden City and what to do about it was
discussed. Should new builds on original plats be responsible for planning for
over-sized vehicles? (this editor says they need to meet current guidelines).
This will go into more discussion.
Encumbrance
Discussion:
Parcels
behind Bear Hollow-approved
Misc. discussion:
Ken reported
on the well at Long Ridge. It has 1,000 gallons per minute.
Jordan will
order benches and bike racks for the pickle ball courts.
Martel
discussed trails and grants.
Pat is
pleased with how Raspberry Days are shaping up.
Glen Gilles
has decided to retire. You will see him around doing things to finish some
projects.
Dan Kurek
will be the City Inspector and Tyler will be over Commercial projects.
Mayor Mike
reported that Mixed Martial Arts will be coming to Heritage Park in September.
Discussing "Black Cake". I found the book a little interesting, but also a reminder of how we treat people different from us.
Bess Huefner
The geese dipping their beaks in the swamp down 150 So. I thought they were otters (don't laugh Bryce)
MEETING AGENDA
Town of
Woodruff
P.O. Box
154
Woodruff,
UT 84086
Meeting Description: Board Meeting__________________________________________________
Date:
July 19, 2024 Time:
5:00 p.m. Location: Town Hall________
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Approval of minutes from June meeting |
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Approval of July bills |
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Review and initial bank
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Brian was born on November 8th, 1967 to Dorothy and Wesley Tingey. He was raised alongside his brothers and sisters, Shawn, Darrin, Sharilyn, Karilee, Alisa, and Tylen, on the family ranch in Woodruff, Utah. Brian learned to work hard at a very young age. He and his siblings spent many hours working on the ranch and moving sprinkler pipe, sometimes starting at 4:30 in the morning before school, and again well into the evening hours. Throughout his teenage years, he worked for Deseret Land and Livestock during the summers. He was happy there was a “quitting time,” a distinct difference from working for his dad. From a very young age, Brian could outwork most grown men. That work ethic remained with him throughout the rest of his life.
As a young man, he enjoyed skiing at Beaver Mountain and competing in high school sports. He excelled in basketball and also played football and ran track. He was a member of the first graduating class from Rich High School in 1986, after which he studied for a year at Dixie College. He then served a 2-year mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in Barcelona, Spain.
Upon Brian’s return from his mission, he studied Math Education at Utah State University where he met MaryAnn Siggard in a math class. They married in 1992 in the Logan, Utah Temple and graduated with their Bachelor’s Degrees in 1994. Brian would later earn a Master’s Degree in Educational Technology from Walden University. He began his teaching career in Coalville, Utah, where he also coached basketball and track.
Between 1994 and 2005 Brian and MaryAnn welcomed 5 children into the world;
Katelyn, Kyler, Sara, Damon, and Melayna. In the summer of 2002, they moved their family to Stuttgart, Germany for a 2-year adventure where Brian began teaching for the Department of Defense Dependent Schools. They loved it so much they decided to stay. Throughout Brian’s 22 years of teaching in Germany, he taught Algebra II, Pre-Calculus, Calculus, and PE at Patch and Stuttgart High Schools. His love for competition and sports led him to coach basketball, softball, track, and golf over the years. He also served as the Athletic Director for his school from 2009-2016. He taught all 5 of his children AP Calculus and coached Katelyn and Sara in softball. He led the Patch High School softball team to multiple DODDS European Championships. Brian influenced thousands of students over the years with his commitment to excellence and desire to help his students achieve their highest potential. His love for education did not stop with his career. He was a lifelong learner and enjoyed listening to podcasts discussing topics such as history, economics, and philosophy.
Brian and MaryAnn shared many adventures over their 32 years of friendship and marriage. They visited 28 different countries. Throughout their travels, they loved sightseeing, attending concerts and musicals, and high-adventure activities. In the last three years, Brian and MaryAnn’s favorite activity has been exploring the beautiful bike trails all over Europe on their e-bikes. Brian also enjoyed golfing with friends and spending time with his family. He shared his love of learning, skiing, ping-pong, adventure, sports, and dad jokes with his children. He worked hard to support them in their interests, talents, and goals. He made each of them feel seen, heard, and loved.
Brian is deeply missed by his family, friends, and past students. He was predeceased by his father, Wesley Robert Tingey. He is survived by his mother, wife, children, and three grandchildren, Nora, Neo, and Ender.
A funeral service for Brian will be held at 11:00 am on Monday, July 15, 2024, at the Woodruff LDS Chapel, 180 South Main Street, Woodruff, Utah. A viewing will be held prior to the service from 9:00 to 10:30 am at the church. The interment will be at the Logan City Cemetery at 4:00 pm.
In lieu of flowers, please consider donating to help cover funeral costs and overall expenses. You can donate directly to the funeral expenses below or you can send funds to the Tingey's family Venmo account: @melayna-t
Daniel J. McDonald (#07935)
McDonald Fielding,
pllc
P.O. Box 1184
Pleasant Grove, Utah 84062
Email: dan@mcdonaldfielding.com
Telephone: (801) 372-0055
Attorneys for Plaintiff
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IN THE FIRST JUDICIAL
DISTRICT COURT, RICH COUNTY,
STATE OF UTAH
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JAMES RYAN STONE, Plaintiff, v. ILLIMITABLE INVESTMENTS, LLC, a Utah limited liability
company, Defendant. |
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE OF REAL PROPERTY Civil No. 230100038 Judge Angela
Fonnesbeck Tier 2 |
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NOTICE
IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVING LEVIED UPON THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED REAL PROPERTY BY
THE RICH COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE, THAT AT 1 O’CLOCK P.M., LOCAL TIME, ON THE 18th
DAY OF July, 2024, AT THE FRONT DOOR OF THE RICH COUNTY COURTHOUSE, FIRST
JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RICH COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH, 20 South Main, Randolph, Utah, 84064, ALL INTEREST OF THE
ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANT, ILLIMITABLE INVESTMENTS, LLC, IN AND TO THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED
REAL PROPERTY SITUATED IN RICH COUNTY, UTAH, WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SHERIFF’S
SALE TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER, PURSUANT TO A WRIT OF EXECUTION ISSUED BY THE
ABOVE-ENTITLED COURT ON MAY 22, 2024. EVERY BID IS AN IRREVOCABLE OFFER. PAYMENT
IN FULL IS REQUIRED BY CERTIFIED FUNDS NO LATER THAN 5 P.M. LOCAL TIME on the
date that is three (3) business days from the date and time of the sale. the
real property to be sold is as follows:
Commencing at a
point 20.33 chains East and 14.15 chains North from the Southeast Corner of the
Southwest Quarter of Section 33, Township 14 North, Range 5 East of the Salt
Lake Base and Meridian, measure thence South 50 feet and South 59°02’ East 30
feet along the county road to the place of beginning; measure thence South 59°02
East 108 feet along the county road; thence at a right angle to the county
road, South 31° West 128 feet; thence North 59°02’ West along a line parallel
with the county road 63 feet; thence North to the place of beginning.
A.P.N.:
41-33-000-0032.
Location
of the Property: 2123 S. Bear Lake Blvd, Garden City, UT, 84028
DATED this 29th day of May, 2024.
RICH COUNTY SHERIFF
/s/
Dale Stacey
STATE OF UTAH )
:SS
COUNTY OF
RICH )
On this 29th
day of May, 2024, before the undersigned public notary personally appeared Dale
Stacey, proved on the basis of satisfactory evidence to be the person whose
name is subscribed to this instrument, and acknowledged to me that she/he/they
executed the same.
Witness my
hand and official seal:
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/s/
Heather Brown (notary
signature) |
Notary Public Heather
Brown Commission
No. 713919 My
Commission Expires 09/05/2024 STATE
OF UTAH |
