Rich County Planning & Zoning

 

The regular meeting of the Rich County Planning & Zoning Commission

is scheduled for Thursday, August 29, 2024, at 7:00 pm.

Location: Laketown Hall - 10 N 200 E, Laketown, Utah

 

Public Hearings:

Brian Hanson/ conditional use permit for a house at 2189 N Cisco Rd. Laketown

Jonathan Bullen/ conditional use permit to rebuild a three bay garage and construct a living space     on top at 381 W 1200 N  Laketown, Utah.

Jonathan Fry/ Plat amendment- combine lots 18 & 19 at Sweetwater Subdivision

Change to the Plat Amendment Ordinance

Alternative Energy Ordinance

 

Agenda

1.   Approval of Agenda

2.     New Business / Other Business

3.     Brian Hanson/ conditional use permit for a house at 2189 N Cisco Rd. Laketown

4.     Jonathan Bullen/ conditional use permit to rebuild a three bay garage and construct a living space on top at 381 W 1200 N  Laketown Utah

5.     Jonathan Fry/ Plat amendment- combine lots 18 & 19 is Sweetwater Subdivision

6.     Change to the Plat Amendment Ordinance

7.     Alternative Energy Ordinance

8.     Approval of Minutes

9.     Adjournment 

Youth Soccer Sign Up

 

Rich County Fair 4-H results

 

Beef:

Grand Champion Market Steer: Sage Bradshaw

Reserve Champion Market Steer: Kamille Dotson

 

Grand Senior Showman Beef: Sage Bradshaw

Reserve Senior Showman Beef: Kamille Dotson

Grand Intermediate Showman Beef: Paizlee Wilson

Reserve Intermediate Showman Beef: Grant Willis

Grand Junior Showman Beef: GW Wilson

Reserve Junior Showman Beef: Paisley Larsen

 

Commercial Cattle Project Grand Champion: Grant Willis

Commercial Cattle Project Reserve Champion: Paisley Larsen

 

Hog:

Grand Champion Market Hog: Darcy Bradshaw

Reserve Champion Market Hog: Sage Bradshaw

 

Grand Senior Showman: Sage Bradshaw

Reserve Senior Showman: Ray Bradshaw

Grand Intermediate Showman: Darcy Bradshaw

Reserve Intermediate Showman: EmmaLee Casillas

Grand Junior Showman: Hayzee Downing

Reserve Junior Showman: Baylor Downing

 

Lamb:

Grand Champion Market Lamb: Kamille Dotson

Reserve Champion Market Lamb: GW Wilson

 

Grand Senior Showman: Kamille Dotson

Reserve Senior Showman: Karter Groll

Grand Intermediate Showman: Karsyn Groll

Reserve Intermediate Showman: Whitley Payne

Grand Junior Showman: GW Wilson

Reserve Junior Showman: Macky Payne

  

Goat:

Grand Champion Market Goat: Darcy Bradshaw

Reserve Champion Market Goat: Paizlee Wilson

 

Grand Senior Showman: Ray Bradshaw

Reserve Senior Showman: Dylan Wasden

Grand Intermediate Showman: Darcy Bradshaw

Reserve Intermediate Showman: Paizlee Wilson

Grand Junior Showman: Macky Payne

Reserve Junior Showman: Mabel Reed

 

Poultry:

Best of Show: Dominique Casillas

 

Grand Senior Showman: Sage Bradshaw

Reserve Senior Showman: Ray Bradshaw

Grand Intermediate Showman: Dominique Casillas

Reserve Intermediate Showman: Jase Shinkle

Grand Junior Showman: Lee Weston

Reserve Junior Showman: Brady Weston

 

4-H Home Arts Exhibits accepted to the Utah State Fair:

Paisley Larsen: Painting, Grand Champion

Macky Payne: Pillowcase, Reserve Champion

Whitley Payne: Macrame, Grand Champion

Amberly Pray: Macarons, Reserve Champion

Amberly Pray: Magazine article

Weston Pray: Quail eggs

 

RICH COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY BOARD

 

Rich County Economic Development Advisory Board Meeting

Notice Subject(s)

Economic Development

Notice Type(s)

Meeting

Event Start Date & Time

August 30, 2024 07:00 AM

Event End Date & Time

August 30, 2024 05:00 PM

MEMORANDUM TO: RICH COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY BOARD Sim Weston, County Commissioner, County Representative Nikki Weston, Rich County, At-Large Jordan Parry, Municipal Representative Eric Wamsley, Private-Sector Representative Kam Jarman, Private-Sector Representative Mark Alexander-BTC-Board Alternate Troy Lamb, Division of Workforce Services Tami Leonhardt-Tourism Representative Shawn Milne-Ex-Officio Mitch Poulsen, Ex-Officio Brian Carver-Staff FROM: Mitch Poulsen DATE: August 23, 2024 RE: Rich County Economic Development Advisory Board Meeting The meeting of the Rich County Economic Development Advisory Board is scheduled for Friday, August 30th at 7:00 a.m. Location: Garden City Office Complex, 69 North Paradise Parkway(Special Collections Room), Garden City, Utah. And the following zoom link.. https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82411135555 Agenda 1. Welcome and Introductions 2. Approval of Agenda 3. Approval of Minutes 4. Status of contracts-Mitch Poulsen 5. Planning future meetings/direction-roundtable 6. FY 2024 Report-Shawn Milne 7. FY 2025 Submission-Shawn Milne 8. Discussion on survey questions. 9. Adjournment

Notice of Special Accommodations (ADA)

For ADA accommodations, please contact Mitch Poulsen at mitch@bearlakeregionalcommission.org.

Notice of Electronic or Telephone Participation

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82411135555

Meeting Information

Meeting Location

69 N Paradise Parkway (Special Collections Room)
GARDEN CITY, UT 84028

Bear Lake State Park Marina

 Mostly Clear

Low Temp:34° F

High Temp:81° F

Water Temp:69.8° F

Water Level:5918.35′

Fun Observances to finish the month of August

 

August 27

• Crab Soup Day
• International Lottery Day
• Just Because Day
• Kiss Me Day
• National Pots de Creme Day
• Tarzan Day
• World Rock Paper Scissors Day
• 
  
• August 28
• 
  
• Crackers Over the Keyboard Day
• International Read Comics In Public Day
• National Bow Tie Day
• National Cherry Turnover Day
• Power Rangers Day 
• Radio Commercials Day
• Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day
• Red Wine Day
• 
  
• August 29

• Chop Suey Day
• Individual Rights Day
• International Cabernet Day 
• International Day Against Nuclear Tests 
• Lemon Juice Day
• Marine Corps Reserve Birthday
• More Herbs, Less Salt Day
• National Sports Day 
• 
  
• August 30

• College Colors Day 
• Frankenstein Day
• International Cabernet Sauvignon Day
• International Day of the Victims of Enforced Disappearances
• International Whale Shark Day
• National Beach Day
• National Grief Awareness Day
• National Holistic Pet Day
• National Toasted Marshmallow Day
• Slinky Day
• World Daffodil Day (last Friday in August) I wonder why Daffodil Day in August?
• 
  
• August 31

• Eat Outside Day
• International Cabernet Day
• International Day for People of African Descent 
• International Overdose Awareness Day
• Love Litigating Lawyers Day
• National Matchmaker Day
• National Trail Mix Day
• National Zoo Awareness Day 
• Speak Kind Words Saturday (last Saturday in August)
• We Love Memoirs Day
• World Distance Learning Day 

Rich School District

                                            First Game Rich Won 43-6 over Altamont-Go Rebels

 August 29th Football Freshmen with North Summit

               30th Volleyball @ Cokeville

                       Football @ Monticello

Why does America celebrate Labor Day in September?

There are a few reasons why we observe Labor Day in September. For one, September 5, 1882 is when over 10,000 workers had a planned unpaid leave from work. These 10,000 individuals organized a march from City Hall to Union Square in New York City. Though, it's important to note that the date for this event wasn't chosen for any specific reason. Peter J. McGuire, the organizer of the parade on that day, stated that the reason for choosing September was only due to the fact that it fell "between the Fourth of July holiday and Thanksgiving," according to Brittanica. In 1884, the Knights of Labor union decided that they would continue on with the September tradition, just changing the date to be "every first Monday" instead of being locked down to September 5.

The idea of a Labor Day was sparked in the 19th century as a means to honor our labor unions and workers across the country.

For context: Prior to the inception of the holiday, labor unions were advocating for "very specific improvements in their working conditions," according to CNN. Most workers in America were indulging in physically or mentally taxing jobs—and doing so all seven days of the week, with no real limit to the hours per day. So, through resilience and a dose of well-intentioned stubbornness, the labor unions saw some amazing wins! In short, they are the reason we now have a 40-hour work week and company benefits such as paid time off, vacation time, and sick leave! Labor Day honors the common American workers who helped change the way our country views its workforce, allowing for economic freedom and liberty.

Laketown Planning & Zoning Commission Agenda August 28, 2024

 

Laketown Planning & Zoning Commission Agenda

August 28, 2024

8:00 PM 

 

10 N. 200 E., Laketown, UT 84038

 

 

    Welcome

 

1.   Pledge of Allegiance

 

2.   Minutes

    3.   Report from City Council

    4.   Other

    5.   Around the Room