Sunday, August 18, 2024
Tuesday, August 13, 2024
Monday, August 12, 2024
Rich County Commission Meeting Aug. 7, 2024 (Remember to view the meeting online at YouTube)
G. R. Peart
representing The Sons of the American Legion would like to have monetary help
in establishing a plaque to commemorate the American Legion Post 52. These men
take care of the Veterans Memorial Services. The Commissioners voted in favor.
Jeannie Limb
from the Randolph Cemetery District asked that a board member be appointed to
replace Geo Peart. Alice Argyle’s name was presented and she will serve in Geo’s
place until Jan. 2026. The Commissioners reaffirmed the appointments of all
board members to serve out their various term limits.
A
presentation was made on a new employee tracking clock service.
Shawn Mill
from BRAG and The Economic Development asked the Commissioners to decide how
the rural County grant money of $200 K would be allocated for the new grant
writing year. There are projects which need engineering and Brag needs county
funding. Shawn will write the grant
according to the Commissioners plans and the CEO Board. The Commissioners have
been waiting for reports before they could decide how much money they needed in
reserve. They approved the decision to get the grant written by August 31st.
Kim Wilson
asked the commissioners to let her office know who has access to the computer
room as they keep it locked and just need to know who has permission to use it.
Kim is also the
Secretary for the Ambulance Service and asked if the Commissioners were going
to keep the rates for Ambulance call outs the same as last year. They are $1200
for a call out and $35 per mile. The State allocates $1552 for call outs and
$42 per mile. The Commissioners voted to keep the rates the same.
She also
presented the plan for online payments from patients that use the ambulance
service. The cost is an extra 3% from the patient and 1 $25 per month charge to
the County. The Commissioners authorized the online payment plan.
Sunday, August 11, 2024
Garden City Town Council Notes for Aug. 8th 2024
#3 Public Comments elicited much
discussion as to why the change in water fees. Once upon a time our spring
water was not treated. Then someone claimed they had giardia from the spring.
(It was proved that the spring did not have giardia but to be safe, the State
had Garden City chlorinate our wonderful tasting spring water) and cap the
spring so animals wouldn’t fall in. That lasted until about the year 2,000 and
because of all the building the state informed us that Garden City had to have
a water treatment plant. Sunrise Engineering helped the City arrange grants and
loans to build the new treatment plant. When the plant came on line the City
had to decide what to charge to pay for the loan for the treatment plant so
they instituted a tiered plan: so much for the first tier, 2nd tier,
3rd tier. It was decided that the more we used the less we paid.
That worked for a while then came the boom of secondary rentals and the water
use went up (I am not blaming all rentals-just people in general who feel they
can use as much as they like). The tiers had to be restructured so that the
more water you use the cost goes up.
If you are using over your 15,000
gallons a month, then you are using someone else’s water and you will pay more.
We also learned that the State of
Utah water usage is 150% over allocated rights
Riley Argyle, our Public Works
Director, has to report monthly to the state how much water the City is using.
The State will fine us if we go over our allotment.
The discussion went on to say that
for 6,000 gallons, Bridgerland pays $92 per month.
Please check with the City about
reducing your overage. They will help determine if you have a leak or your
sprinklers are on too long.
Some question the charge for every
month as they are here only 3 months. Well, the pipes have been in the ground
for 40 years and have begun to deteriorate. They are costly to replace.
#4. Business
Licenses for Firefly Powerbikes relocation-approved; Aloha Family Grill
(formerly known as Fusion 89) original owners-approved; and Bear Lake Printing,
located at 201 N. Bear Lake Blvd. This business will be helpful in sending and
receiving packages!
#5
Short-term rental discussion all approved except Cozy Cabins (they had to add
parking outlines. There was discussion as to what we enforce if they are in
HOA’s.
#6 Request
to encumber several parcels in Buttercup.
#7
Development agreement for Lakeview at Bear Lake (previously know as Elk’s Ridge
Phase 2).
# 8 Final
Plat for Crystal View (formerly Elk’s Ridge Phase 3)
Lot line adjustment in Bridgerland
Lot line adjustment on Raspberry Patch
road
Notes from the Garden City Planning & Zoning Meeting held Aug. 7, 2024
#3
Discussion about Food Truck locations was requested by the vendors. They would
like to move because of the dust. The Planning and Zoning members had set up
specific areas for the Food Trucks to be together in order to help the vendors
enjoy more foot traffic and to avoid traffic congestion. The vendors were asked
to bring back a proposal of where they would like to locate for next year.
#4 An
off-Premise sign location for Carribean Cowboy was approved.
#5 Lot
adjustment for Jeff Lerwill on Raspberry Patch Rd. was approved.
#6 The owner
of 1079 Lakeview Dr. has problems selling his home due to conflicting
surveyor’s stakes and years it was done. The home is too close to the next property.
The P & Z suggested several ideas to get the lot line adjusted properly.
(For your information-Bridgerland has 10’ set backs, but Garden City has 8’ on
one side and 10’ on the other. The P&Z follows the HOA covenants.) The
owner will need to come back next month with the corrected plat.
#7
Discussion was held on the Subdivision Plat for Crystal View Estates (formerly,
The Fell.)
Tuesday, August 6, 2024
BEAR LAKE SPECIAL SERVICE DISTRICT-August 12, 2024 at 4:15 PM
BEAR LAKE SPECIAL
SERVICE DISTRICT
147 W LOGAN ROAD
GARDEN CITY, UT 84028
PUBLIC HEARING
A Public Hearing will be held to approve the proposed a rate
increase of $9 per quarter and an additional 77 cents per person per quarter
for Short Term Rentals based on occupancy. The Hearing will be held on Monday
August 12, 2024 at 4:00 p.m. at 147 W Logan Road, Garden City Utah.
REGULAR SESSION
AGENDA
The Bear Lake
Special Service District will hold their regular monthly meeting on Monday
August 12, 2024 at 4:15 PM. at
the District Offices, 147 W Logan Road, Garden City, Utah.
1. Roll Call
2. Approval of Minutes
3. Rate Increase of
$9 per quarter and an additional 77 cents per person per quarter for Short-Term
rentals
4. Brandon Pack,
Swan Creek Village sewer line issue
5, Fraud Risk Assessment
6. Financial Certification
7. New Hires
8. Lift Station
12 update
9. Monthly System
Operations
10. Bills &
Payroll
11. Miscellaneous
Items
12. Adjournment (next meeting Monday September 16, 2023)
Monday, August 5, 2024
Garden City Library Book Club
I just finished "The Curious Charms of Arthur Pepper". It was enjoyable and will test your problem solving!
Town of Garden City August Meeting August 8th 5:00
1. Roll Call
2. Approval of Minutes
a. July 11th, 2024, regular Town Council Meeting, and the July 11th, 2024, combined Town Council and Planning Commission Work Meeting
3. Public Comments - 2 minutes limit
4. Business License Discussion/Approval a. Firefly Powerbikes, 35 S Bear Lake Blvd. Dustin Hansen b. Aloha Family Grill, LLC. 105 W Logan Road. Barry Henline c. Bear Lake Printing, 201 N Bear Lake Blvd. Diane Foerster
5. Short-term Rental Discussion/Approval
a. Kathy Parry, 609 S Amber Lane. Bear Lake Cozy Cabins
b. Garrett Hendrickson, 577 Richland Valley St. c. Marion Johnson, 150 W Seasons #3 d. John Nelson, 199 N Paradise Parkway, Manage It Bear Lake e. Don Baker, 365 Rendezvous Way f. Noah Uttech, 130 W Seasons Lane
6. Encumbrance Discussion/Approval a. Requests approval to encumber parcels 41-21-320-0076, 41-21-320-0077, and 41-21-320-0078 in Buttercup Mobile Home Estates.
7. Subdivision Development Agreement Discussion/Approval a. Requests approval of Development Agreement for Lakeview at Bear Lake (previously known as Elk's Ridge Phase 2). Lance Anderson and Trent Ferguson
8. Subdivision Discussion/Approval a. Requests approval of Final Plat for Crystal View Estates Phase 1 and 2. (Elk's Ridge Phase 3, also formerly The Fell). Elevate Development Group, Tim Aalders, and Lance Anderson. b. Requests approval for an Amended Subdivision/Lot Line Adjustment in Raspberry Patch Estates, 588 Raspberry Patch Road. Jeff Lerwill c. Requests approval for an Amended Subdivision/Lot Line Adjustment in Bridgerland Village, Plat A, 1079 Lakeview Drive. Paul Cracroft/Jason Eccher
9. Public Hearing at 6:00 p.m.
10. Ordinance Discussion/Approval a. Ordinance #24-18 - An Ordinance Updating Commercial Business Parking Requirements. b. Ordinance #24-19 - An Ordinance Updating the Term of Short-term Rental Licenses c. Ordinance #24-20 An Ordinance Updating Short-term Rental Licenses d. Ordinance #24-21 - An Ordinance Updating Short-term Rental Temporary License e. Ordinance #24-22 - An Ordinance of the City of Garden City, Utah, Repealing and Re-Enacting Title 11E Entitled 'Subdivision' to Comply with Sate Law; Severability; and Providing an Effective Date.
11. Miscellaneous Discussion/Approvals
12. Council Member Reports
13. Payment Vouchers
14. Adjournment
Notice of Special Accommodations:
In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, individuals needing special accommodations (including auxiliary communicative aids and services) during this public hearing should notify the Garden City Office at (435) 946-2901, 69 N. Paradise Parkway, Garden City, Utah, on Monday through Friday, at least 3 working days prior to the public hearing. The office hours are 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Notice of Electronic or telephone participation:
Contact the Garden City Office 1 business day prior to the scheduled meeting for electronic participation information, 435-946-2901.
Other information:
Location:
69 N Paradise Parkway Building C, Garden City, 84028
Contact information:
Cathie Rasmussen , cathier@gardencityut.us,
Town of Garden City Public Hearing August 8th, 2024
PUBLIC HEARING
TOWN OF GARDEN CITY, TOWN COUNCIL
The Garden City Town Council will hold a Public Hearing on Thursday, August 8th, 2023, at 6:00 p.m. The meeting will be held at the Garden City Office, located at 69 N. Paradise Parkway, Building C.
AGENDA
This Public Hearing is being held to receive public comment and discuss with the Garden City residents regarding the following:
1. Roll Call
2. Ordinance # 24-19 – An Ordinance Update the Term of Short-term Rental Licenses
3. Ordinance #24-20 – An Ordinance Updating Short-term Rental Licenses
4.
Ordinance #24-21 – An Ordinance Updating
Short-term Rental Temporary License
5. Adjournment
The public is invited to attend and may give written or oral comments.
In
compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, individuals needing
special accommodations (including auxiliary communicative aids and services)
during this public hearing should notify the Garden City Office at (435)
946-2901, 69 N. Paradise Parkway, Garden City, Utah, on Monday through Friday,
at least 3 working days prior to the public hearing. The office hours are 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Individuals
with speech and/or hearing impairments may call Relay Utah by dialing 711.
Spanish Relay Utah; 1-888-346-3162.
Posted this 29th day of July 2024
Garden City Planning & Zoning August 7, 2024 5:00 PM (you can listen to the meeting by phone and go to Utah.gov/pmn for the handouts)
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