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HomeMy Public PortalAboutMIN-CC- 01/02/1952 to 12/31/1954as to the completed portionce the contract and that statement agreeing with Urf;Creeros statements, on motion of Councilman Christensen, seconded by Councilman 4Corby, the sum of $8,401.50 was ordered paid at this time, being $9,335.00 completed less 10%. Lester Walker having applied through the Mayor for a sewer line running along the highway which divides the City and County on the West .side to,serve the dwellings -located just outside the city limits, was presented .and discussed with Mr. Greer. The Council(agreed with Mr. Greer that if those property owners decide tb-pay for the cost 0 the line it .can be added to the contract and put in at the same proportionate cost while the equipment is here. An alternate truck route was discussed, to try and turn the heavy 'traffic away from the school, it being suggested that the alternate route be deSignated to take off the highway at East Zst South and go back into the Highway on Main. No, action was taken. Councilman Christensen was authoriied to have r. Bittle haul some eravel into the streets needing it to fill some bad water holes. There being no further business to come before the meeting at this time, adjournment was taken. fittest: * order. Claims paid pursuant to above meeting and No. Name Amount 4081 L. A.7-Tieer Ome.Co.-7871-511750 4082 Glen Holyoak 60.00 4083 A. IL Wood 60400' -4084 Ray Holyoak 30.00 Attest: order of the council made December 51 No. Name Amothet. Des�m©nd Young 40.00 4086 to 4099 - Regular Payroll 4100 Glen Holyoak 56.88 4101 Ray Holyoak 58.88 4102 W. A. mood 60.00 4103 Desmond Young 56.88 4104 First National Bank 2048.67 Approved: January 2, 1952. Minutes of regular meeting of the City of Moab council held at 8:00 P. M. on this date. Present at the meeting\ wore Mayor George J. Burek, Councilmen Christensen, Kerby, Baldwin, Hines and Miller, with Recorder Shafer; Attorney Melioh and Ellis R. Cook, Jr. Also present were Counoilmeneeleot Yaurioe Robertson, K. E. moDougald and G. U. Foote. The minutes of December 5 and 10 were read and approved. Mayor Burok caned the meeting to order and asked the outgoing councilmen if there was any bUsinens they would like to dispose or before the new members _ were morn. There! being none, N(ayor Burck thanked them for their sincere efforts and the services they have rendered on the Counoil since) they have been serving= the Council. Thereupon the council adjourned and Councilmen Kerby, Baldwin and Miller retired as members. The Recorder prooeeded to take the Oaths of °Moe for Coonoilmen Maurice Robertson, G. U. Foote and K. B. MoDougald, and presented bonds, as follows, written by the American,Surety Company or N. Y.t Bond No. 34-511-961 - Garvin U. Foote, City Councilman:- $600.00 Bond No. 34.611-963, Maurice E. Robertson, City Councilman . $600.00 Bond No. 34-520-004, C. Wougald, City Counoilman $500.00 Bond No. 34.512e014, '4inford Bunoe, City Treasurer $500.00 The above bonds being in the amount required ,and in proper form, they were approved on motion of Councilman Ohriatensbn, seoonded by Councilman Hines, and oarried. A delegation of citizens repreeenting the residents living up the eillard Nichols lane, met with the eounoil petitioning that the lane be fixed up by taking the irrigation ditch out of the middle and puttine it on the North side and getting the lane filled end made into one whereas now there are twn divided by the ditch. The landowners offered to deed the land to the city, provided there is a narrow sidewalk between the property owner and the street; they also agreed to remove the large trees now growing along the ditch and contribute what they have in the way of trucks, etc., toward the fi ili=ng it of the lower side. The Counoil agreed to 1 5 Vgo ahead with the plans and investigation, and indicated if the rights of way can be secured from all of the property owners the project can go ahead this spring. This on motion of Councilman Hines, seconded by Councilman Robertson, and carried. Mr Olin F. Jones, representing Direct Sellers National Association met with the Board protesting the adoption of the Green River ordinance as urged by William G. Harding, Secretary of the Moab Chamber of Commerce. After a thorough discussion of the matter, the Council instructed Robert J. Reid, Marshal, to take a poll of the business firms in the City at the time he collects the annual license fee, to find out how they feel regarding the Green River Ordinance or the strict enforcement of a peddlerts license. Councilman Christensen introduced the following Resolution and moveddts adoption. This motion was seconded by Councilman Robertson, and carried unanimously: RESOLUTION NO. 77. WHEREAS, it appears to the City Council of the City of Moab, Utah, that it is necessary to properly fix the amount of license fees to be paid by any person engaged it or carrying on any business, trade, profession or calling within the limits of said City. NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved by the City Council of Moab City, Utah, as follows: SECTION 1. Every person before engaging in or pursuing any business, trade, profession or calling, and for which authority to license is given to Moab City by Sections 15-8-39 and 15-8-80, Utah Code Annotated, 1943, shall obtain a license so to do and shall pay annually in advanoe into the. city treasury the sum of$0.00, except as may otherwise be probided by ordinance ei or resolution. SECTION 2. This resolution shall take effect on this72nd day of January, A. D. 1952. Adopted by the unanimous vote of the City Council of Moab City, Utah, and approved by the Mayor of said City on this 2nd day of January, 1952. Attest: Mayor Letter frrim the Moab City Chamber of Commerce asking for an appropriation of $100 set aside in the 1952 budget was presented and ordered tabled_ to the budget meeting. February 4, 1952, at 8:00 o'clock was the time designated to hear any suggestions or protests to the 1952 budget as set up, and the Recorder was instructed to publish the Notice of Hearing for that -time in the City offioe ih the Grand County Courthouse. The questioncf vacation time for the em?loyees of the City was disousaed and the Board approved the suggestion that vacations must be taken within the year they are earned; that two weeks with pay for each year of servioe be allowed, and that none be accumulated. The water denertment was authorized to seal a meter when the water is turned off a premises and, if the same is tampered with to enforce the ordinance providing the penalty therefor. The First Security Bank of Utah was designated as Agent for Moab City in redeeming the interest coupons and bonds on the Revenue Bonds outstanding. The Council being desirous of holding property owners liable for water furnished to persons renting, the Council approved form of agreement to be signed by the applicant and providing that the property owner also sign agreeing -to pay in case the tenant does not, as follows: Application for Water and Synge Service. I, the undersigned, do hereby apply to the City for water and sewer service at , and hereby agree that I will be governed by the rules and regulations and ordinances applicable to the City water and sewer systems, and will pay, promptly when due, the rate fixed by the City for the use of such water and sewer service. In the event of our failure to pay for either the water service or sewer sewvice I agree that our water service may be Ilscontinued by the City. I am the tenant of said property. Dated • Signature of Applicant. Agreement by Property Owner. (To be executed when application is filed by tenant) In consideration of the granting of the application for water and sewer service submitted by , tenant, I will pay for all water and sewer service furnished-eeoh nr any other occupant of in case such tenant or occupant shall fail to pay for the same a000r'd"i`ng-to the ordinances, rules and regulations enacted by the City. Dated . 159, Signature of eroperty Owner. The following committees were suggested by Mayor Burck, and the members designated were approved by the Council by unanimous consent: Public Safety; Fire, Police, Health and Sanitation: Water & Sewer: Maurice Robertson Cemetery; Mortuary and Sexton: K. S. McDougald Recreation, Parks and Swim Pool; G. U. Foote Streets, Sidewalks, Lighting: N. S.Christensen American Surety Company Policy No. MA 134-16218, covering the 1945 Dodge CA-5 Fi1 Fire Truck Public Liability as approved and the premium of $50.94 for the period from November 27, 1951 to November 27, 1952, was ordered paid. William Hines as The following claims were presented and ordered paid on motion of Councilman Christensen, seconded by Councilman Hines, and carried; No. 4105 4106 4107 4108 4109 4110 4111 4112 4113 4114 4115 4116 4117 4118 4119 4120 Name Robert J. Reid Robert C.Burr Fred Dallmus Biggs Kurtz Co. Keyes Tank Company Waterworks Equipment Mobb Garage Co. Templeton & Linke Salt Lake Hardware Co. Crane O'Fallon Co. Amount 54.00 41.00 52.50 81.13 4,325.64 Co. 1462.26 113.10 500.00 82.79 31.73 Royal Typewriter Co. 155.00 Utah Power & Light Co. 92i8 Patterson Office Equipment Co. Intermountain Print. Co. 4.00 Times -Independent 37.15 Utah Municipal League 50.96 No. Name 4121 4122 4123 4124 Amount. Harold Provonsha $ 54.00 Postoffice .60 Christensen Motor 4.33 Clarence Hots 32.83 4125 Miller's Moab Coop. 7,69 4126 Zion'e Savings &Trust 260.00 4127 Eiiine Peterson,P.M. 10.00 4128 Glen Holyoak 19.70 4129 Desmond Young 19.70 4130 Ray Holyoak 19.70 4131 First Security Bank 1545.00 4132 Intermountain Hospital 56.00 4133 Sooial Security 104.74 4134 Collector Int. Rev. 32.90 4135 State Insurance 92.79 4136 First Security Bank of Utah 797.50 There being no further business to come before the meeting at this time, adjournment was taken on motion of Councilman Hines, seconded by Councilman Christensen and carried. Attest: L U pll.,�J�J # # # # # # # # # # # February 5, 1952. The City of Moab Council met in regular session at 8;00 o'clock P. M. on this date. Present at the meeting were Mayor George Burok, Councilmen N.S. Christensen, G. U. Foote, William Hines and Ken E. MoDougeld, with Recorder Margie M. Shafer, Ellis Cook, Jr. and Marshall Robert J. Reid. Lucian R. Tangren met with the council and introduced Herbert 0. Aldrich who had leased Fern's Cafe and Tavern from Mr. and Mrs. Tangren, and applied for a cancellation on his business and berr licenses and a reissue to Mr. Aldrich. Inasmuch as Mr. Tangren had only used these licenser one month the Council approved this procedure and the Recorder was authorized to cancel the L. R. Tangren licenses and issue new ones to Herbert 0. Aldrich without charge, on motion of Councilman Christensen seconded by Councilman Foote, and carried. Jo' -in L. Shafer met withthe council and applied for credit on a sewer hookup without charge on account of a credit gained when the sewer line was first installed by virtue of having run a line down the street to hook up his mother's place at his own cost. This being one of those instances outside the knowledge of the present council members, Mr. Shafer was allowed the hookup with the understanding there would be no more credit held on this account. Mr. Shafer informed the Council he had recently purchased a lot with a hookup from Edgar Hayes under the agreement hr. Hayes had with the council in October, 1947. Inasmuch as there was a three-year limit on taking the hookups Mr. Hayes had credit for, the Recorder was instructed to advise him the present one turned to John L. Shafer ,rill be allowed, but any further credit will be lost on account of the time limit. The $'50.00 hookup fee charged against Bob Burr was brought up for discussion. It appearing that this arrangement had been made with a former council with authority to act, and the committments were made in good faith. it was ordered that the claim 160 against Mr. Burr be cancelled on motioncf Councilman Hines, seconded by Councilman Robertson, and carried. 00 Howard G. Williams, dba Moab Shoe Shop, met with the council and stated his reasons for asking that his 030.00 license fee be cut down. Also, letter from Emmett A. Troutt was presented wherein he offered $7.50 fob the first quarter license fee for 1952. These matters were discussed at considerable length, after which Councilman MoDougeld made a motion which was duly seconded and carried unanimously that the $30.00 license fee as fixed, payable annually in advance, be held with no exceptions, and that Mr. Troutt be issued a receipt for the $7.50 part payment with a balance of $22.50 to be paid before license issue. Edd E. provonsha met with the council and applied for franchise to handle the distribution of natural gas when a natural gas line runs through the vicinity of Moab. The business of natural gas distribution was discussed with Mr. Provonsha at considerable length, whereupon Councilman Foote made a motion, seconded by Councilman Mines, and carried unanimously, to 4o on record as a council that if and when the natural gas line comes to Moab that Mr. rrovonsha and his company be giiien the first consideration in granting a franchise. Willard Nichols met with the Board and presented figures from rein Templeton, Engineer, showing the cost of the water line 01574.34 and sewer line 51052.50 through his proposed subdivision road, in addition to 0993.30 post to the city in bringing the sewer line to his property. The water lino includes fire hydrants and connections in the same proportion the city streets are protected under the new project now being installed. !Fr. Nichols asked the financial assistance of the city in installing the water line inasmuch as the city will realize the revenue from the water sales when the lots are sold. After serious consideration of this project and the financial condition of the City, Mr. Nichols was advised the City cannot assume any portion of the cost of installation of either the water or sewer, but that he would be given credit for sewer hookups for the lots as sold provided they are taken within a five-year period. The Recorder was instructed to write the State Road Commission for authority to post signs at both entrances to Moab along the State Highway reading "No soliciting or peddling allowed without city license." The poll taken by City Marshall Reid was presented showing 25 business houses interviewed, of which 7 were members of the Chamber of Commerce, 6 of which were active; 4 present at the time the Green River Ordinance was discussed; 3 in favor .of the passage of the ordinance by the City Council, 4 not deoided; and all 25 in favor of the strict enforcement of a peddler's license. Councilman Christensen made a motion, seconded by Councilman Foote, and carried unanimously, that the Rdapiiaaxwt the Green River Ordinance be rejeoted and the results of the poll be given to the Times Indepindent for publication. The water department was instructed to have a tenant either make a deposit of $7.50 to guarantee payment of his water bill, or have the landlord sign the agreement approved at the January meeting guaranteeing payment. The minutes of the meeting held January 2 were read and approved. Letter from D. H. Clem protesting alleged violations of the code of ethics det up by --_-ticians under our Statutes was presented cad discussed, and the Recorder instructed to write Mr. Clem this matter does not appear to the Council to be under our jurisdiction. National Safety Program as presented to the Council in cooperation with the Grand County School and Grand County Commissioners, wherein each pays $10.00 per month for the advertising in this community, was approved on motion of Councilman Christensen, seconded by Councilman Foote, and carried. Contract withthe Utah Power & Light Company to the new sewage disposal plant, as revised from the former contract tentatively approved, was approved and ordered executed, calling for an advance of $276.00 and • vuarantee of 012.00 per month for a five year period, under the Schedule No. 31, and the advance payment ordered paid, on motion of Councilman Hines, seconded by Councilman McDougald, and carried. Hanover Fire Insurance Policy No. 233014 covering the Funeral Home and Fire Truck Storage shed, for a period of three years ending January 18, 1955, tor 2500 fire insurance, was a -proved end the three-year premium thereon of $68.38 ordered paid. Hanover Fire Insurance Policy No. A13051 covering the Dodge lire Truck for fire and theft in the sum of $4,000 each, tor the period ending January 8, 1953, was approved and the premium for 1 year in the sum of $38.00 was ordered paid. Letter from the Utah Huenicipal League inviting a representative to attend the waterworks and Sanitation school to be held in Salt Lake City February 18, 19 and 20 was presented but, in fiew of the fact that we are in the midst of 161 new water and sewer line installation and our men are all so busy, it was decided to wait until next year to send another representative. adoption: Councilman G. U. Foote introduced the following Resolution and moved its Resolution No. 78. Whereas, it appearing that due and proper notice of the adoption of the budget for the year 1952 by Moab City has been given, as required by law and that said proposed budget was set for hearing February 5, 1952, at 8:00 P. M., and Whereas, no objection was made at any time toward the adoption d said budget, Now, therefore, be it resolved, and it is hereby ordered by the City Council of Moab City, Utah, that the following budget be and it is hereby adopted as the budget of said city for the year commencing January 1, 1952 and ending December 31, 1952: MOAB CITY BUDGET FOR 1952. Receipts estimated and itemized in tentative budget on file in City Recorder's office, including balance on hand January 1, 1952 040,315.24 General Fund: General and Administrative Department $4,100.00 Public Safety Department:Fire-Department- -$760.00 Police Department-2470.00 Total - - 03,230.00 Streets and Public Improvements; Streets 02,210.37 Total General Fund Budgeted Swimming Pool - - 1,350.00 Total 03,560.37 010,590.37 Class C Road Fund: Expenditures budgeted $ 4,075.31 Sewer and rater Fund: Operating expenses $8,640.00 Depreciation 2,625.38 Total $11,265.38 Revenue Bond Interest & Retirement; Interest Retirement - Surplus required General Obligation Bond interest Interest Retirement $4,190.00 2,000.00 3095.00 $9,285.00 & Retirement: $1,787.00 01,600.00 43,387.00 Total budgeted, all purposes - $38,903.06 Councilman WcDougald offered a second to the motion of Mr. Foote to adopt the budget as above set forth and upon being put to a vote the same was carried unanimously. (The detailed statements of estimated receipts and disbursements is on file in the office or the City Recorder and by this reference is made a pfrt of this record.) City Marhsall Robert J.Reid tendered his resignation, effective March 1, to the office of Marshall, explaining that he has been offered an appointment with the State Highway Patrol which will afford him more opportunity to advanoe; that he has enjoyed his work with the City and wouldn't leave if it were not that he feels this is his chance to work into a better job. On motion of Councilman Christensen, seconded by Councilman Foote, and carried, Mr. Reid's resignation was accepted, and the Council voted a uninaaimous offer of thanks for the fine cooperation shown by Mr. Reid and the good job he has done as a peace officer. The following claims were No. Name Amount 4146 Robert J. Reid 50.00 4147 Frankie Moore 8.00 4148 Robert C. Burr 16.00 4149 Elaine S.Peterson,P.M. 20.00 4150 Desmond Young 45.00 4151 Utah rower & Light 276.00 4152 Utah St. Treas. 30.00 4153 Dale M. Parriott 3.50 4154 !"idwest Office Supply 4.65 4155 Grand County 171.56 4156 Carroll J. Meador 88.75 4157 Blue Cross 48.60 4158 Biggs -Kurtz Co. .89 4159 Christensen Motor 24.85 approved and ordered paid: No. Nome 4160 Mi11er's Moab Coop 4161 Moab Garage Co. 4162 Western Store 4163 Robertson Bros. 4164 George Bittle 4165 B-C Lumber Co. 4166 Sentinenll'fice Supply 4167 Utah Power & Light Co. 4168 W.S. barley Co. 4169 D.H.Shields 4170 Int. Printing & 'tat. Co. 4171 Arches Cafe 4172 Utah Water Users Assn 4173 Midland Tel. Co. Amount 4.81 73.25 7.60 30 .01 95.60 67.64 178.84 91.80 3.79 4.51 3.02 15.96 10.00 25.50 162 No. Name Amount 4174 Standard Oil Co. ofCalif. $55.00 4175 Pacific States Cast Iron 894.30 4176 waterworks Equipment Co. 946.55 4177 Ferro Enameling Co. 40.80 No. Name Amount 4178 Duane Polley $ 5.00 4179 Carroll J. Meador, Agent 106.38 4180 to 4187 - regular payroll 4188 State Ins. Fund 66.00 There being no further business to come before the Council at this time, the meeting adjourned on motioncf Councilman Hines, seconded by Councilman McDougald, and carried. Mayor * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Fob'ruary 20, 1952. Minutes of special meeting held by the City Council at 8;00 P. M. on this slate pursuant to call of the Mayor for thepurpose of considering applications -of interested parties to the office of City Marshall. Present were Mayor Burok, Councilmen N. S. Christensen, William T. Hines, Ken McDougald, G. U. Foote, with Maurice Robertson absent and excused on account of illness. Also present was City Recorder Margie M. Shafer. Applicants for the city marshall appointment were interviewed as follows; Garth Tangren, Danny Holyoak and Ross leech, ail in person and seperately, after which the applicants were dismissed and general discussion was held. The applicants were informed of the salary at $210, plus $25 per month expense, and a beginning uniform; also that it would be necessary for them to have a car and they would be expented to take over the Marshall, Sexton and Street Supervisor job. In the general discussion it was agreed that when necessary and possible the Marshall assist the water superintendent in reading meters during the summer months and also take Dare of the City,s portion of the swimming pool operation and maintenance provided the recreational program for the city is worked out in cooperation with the school and other organizations which is being -sponsored by the American Legion. Resignation of Fred Dallmus, tendered the first part of February, was presented and accepted on motion of Councilman Christensen, seoonded by Councilman McDougald, and carried. The application by Hillard Nichols For assistance from the city in the installation of the water and sewer lines in his proposed subdivision which was discussed at the regular meeting, was again brought before the council. It appearing that under the City Ordinance line extensions on private property must be financed by the property owner, or owners, no ohange was made from the action taken February 4. The sum of $50.00 was approved appropriated toward the Ad in the Salt Lake Tribune Scenio Edition in cooperation with Grand County, On motion of Councilman Hines, seconded by Councilman Christensen, and carried, adjournment was taken to a day designated by Mayor Burok, to give time to think over the applications filed for City Marshall. Whereupon Mayor Burok designated Saturday, at 11;00 A. M., February 23, to meet for the purpose of appointing one of the applicants to the job. Attest : '/J44 lYA►�/,� ecorder ********* ** *************_ * * y asYg4******** March 4, 1952. The Moab City Councilmet in regular session at 8:00 otolook P. M. on this date. Present at the meeting were Mayor George J. Burok, Councilmen Maurice Robertson N. S. Christensen, G. U. Foote, "illiam Hines, K. E. McDougald with Acting Recorder Ellis J. Cook, Jr., acting for Margie M. Shafer excused on account of illness, City Marshall Ross Leech and Contrad;tor L. A. Creer. Letter from the State Road Commission authorizing the signs warning peddlers of the requirement as to license to be erected according to their specifications, was read and on motion of Councilman Hines, seconded by Councilman McDougald and carried, the city marshall street superintendent was instructed to post same. The fact that there is only one copy of the Moab City Cemetery map now and that is the original tracing which is damaged to the point it will not print was brought to the a-ctention of the council. lr. Cook was authorized to contact W. S. Rowell and discuss with him the cost of having the map re -drawn, then have more copies made. 99 t Salt Lake CQty to8seewasdoctor,piobertiHurr° countynsheriii}}hhIi,aving agreed to fill 00 C..; 163 in for him during his necessary absence. Also, Mr. Leech^ias authorized to purchase at City expense, his initial uniform consisting of 2 shirts, 2 pair pants and 1 cap, these to be replaced hereafter at his own expense. No. Amount 4189 $ 49.25 4190 43.45 4191 34.47 4192 42.49 4193 14,769.39 4194 George Bittle 45.00 4195 Intermountain Hospital 41.20 4196 Reed Lance 15.40 4197 Times -Independent 95.25 4198 Associated Civic Clubs 20.00 4199 Pacific States Cast Iron 49.23 4200 Western Store 3.64 Name Bi11 farler Richard Stocks Wm. N. Stooks Lonnie Varier L. A. Creer Co. No. Name 4201 D. It Shields 4202 Moab Garage Co. 4203 Miller's Moab Coop. 4204 The B. C. Lumber Co. 4205 Midland Tel. Co. 4206 Christensen Motor Co. 4207 Utah Power Light Co. 4208 Sentinel Office Supply Co. 4209 Standard Oil Co. of Calif. 4210 Dan R. einbourn 4211 Salt Lake Stamp Co. 4212 Grand County Amount $ 1.63 17.77 2.60 274.30 7.25 24.97 89.20 8.96 21.00 20.00 8.52 20.00 There being no further business to come before the Council at this time, the meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman Hines, seconded by '"ouncilmen Foote, and carried. There having been numerous compla,nts as to the lean-to emergency kitchen on the East side of the Arches Ballroom extending out onto the sidewalk and street, Councilman Christensen made a motion, seconded by Councilman llimes, and parried, that the City Recorder write Mr. Somerville to have it removed at once. The Recorder was instructed to write Redd Motor Company for 1952 license covering their selling of cars in Moab for this year. The following claims were presented and approved, and the Recorder instruotec to issue a warrant in payment of eaoh for the respective amount indicated below; // JET cr `�^�V�J ATTEST •c,%%j. �Ys Mayor Reeor * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * April 1, 1952. Minutes of the regular meeting of the Moab City Council held on April 1, 1952, at 8:00 P. M. in the City Office in the Grand County Courthouse. Present at the meeting were Mayor George Burck, Councilmen N. S. Christensen, William Hines, K. E. McDougald, Maurice Rovertson end G. U. Foote, with Recorder Margie M. Shafer, Ellis J. Cook, Jr. and MarshallRoss Leech. Engineer Win Templeton and State Road District Engineer Robert B. Patterson met with the Council at the invihation of the Mayor and Council. Mr. Templeton discussed the progress of the water improvement project and explained that there may be a delay in completing the new sewer disposal unit due to the fact that portions of the equipment has beenheld up in manufacture, and that it may be July before it can be completed, but that everything was being done to hasten the delivery. The matter of ,repairs to the city streets and the State highway running through Moab necessitated by the installation of the new lines was discussed and District Engineer Patterson suggested that, inasmuch as the State Road contemplates a program of seal coating through town this summer as soon as the weather permits, and also the widening of the highway south of town, that portion of the repair be left thereby saving the city considerable on the contraot. Mr. Patterson was asked if we could get the State Road oiling crew to take over our Class C Road program for this year and were advised that, unless it is absolutely necessary, they do not want their crews to get off the state highway. John B. Gritts, Theo Oviatt and Owen Scharf met with the council and asked the cooperation of the city in covering the irrigation ditch running across the street intersecting with the Legion Hill road, stating that the ditch open across the streets between two bridges and through the Scharf residence and being covered below with a large culvert, makes a bad hazzard, particularly When there are so many small children in the neighborhood. The council agreed they might be able to cooperate where the ditch crosses the street, but would not be able to go into private property, and asked the delegation to get an estimate of the cost of covering the 190 feet now uncovered, and offered to meet with the Irrigation Company and a member of the property owners interested. Yiilliam Harding, Secretary of Moab Chamber of Commerce, met with the council regarding the request on file for W100 to apply toward the coat of the publicity pamphlet being prepared covering Moab and Grand County. Mr. Hording explained to the council the plan of the pamphlet and the cost. After due consideration, on motion of Councilman McDougald, seconded' by'Couneilman Christensen, and carried, the sum of 164 $100 was ordered appropriated and paid to the Moab Chamber of Commerce to assist in the cost of this publicity. The Board ordered that hereafter all sewer connections be paid for before the connection is made to the City sewer system. The triangular tract on the State Highway in the southeast part of Moab was discussed, and the council agreed to underwrite the installation of a sprinkling system for the plot, it being understood that Shields and Barker, plumbers, are contributing the work of installing the system and the Lion's Club has agreed to cooperatfi in the purchase of sprinkler heads, valves, etc, with the city furnishing the pipe and water service. Councilman Foote, in charge of the swimming pool, brought up the swimming pool lot for discussion as to his plan to have the fence moved back to the line and the lot landscaped. It was planned to have the landscape artist look the grounds over when he is in Moab the week of April 14 and ask for suggestions. Letter from the Utah Municipal League advising of a school to be held in Salt Lake City on April 30, May 1 and 2 at the University of Utah for City Recorders and Treasurers, was presented and on motion o_ Councilman Christensen, seconded by Councilman Robertson, and carried, City Recorder Margie M. Shafer and Ellis J. Cook, Jr., were authorized to attend with expense allowance of $"50, each. The Utah Poultry license fee for 1951 and1952 was brought to the attention of the council on application of that company, they alleging that the business they do in the city of meal) is more a wholesale business and only upon request of the parties purchasing. The Utah Poultry busi.ross was discussed and it appearing from evidence before the council that the trucks come into Moab and deliver livestock feed to any person in any quantity desired, on motio of Councilman Hines, seconded by Councilman Foote, and carried unanimously, the recorder was ordered to rebill the Utah eoultry and the Marshall was ordered to stop the delivery truck if it Domes back in without a license, covering their business in Moab. Mayor Burck was authorized to contact the Mohler Brothers regarding the making of the signed) warning peddlers of our license requirement to be posted at either end of Moab along the State Highway in accordance with their regulations. American Surety Bond No. 34-520-389, covering Roes Leech as City Marshall, for a period of one year from March 3, 1952, was approved and ordered filed and the premium of i5.00 per year was ordered paid. The Marshall's salary of $210 per month, was fixed and it was ordered that his necessary car expense be paid by the City. Attention was called to a proposed contract for street lighting with the Utah tower h Light Company, which had been prepared and submitted to the meeting for action. The proposed contract was read at length, whereupon the following resolution was presented in writing and read by Councilman N, S. Christensen, who moved its adoption. WHEREAS, there has been submitted to the City ''ounoil of Moab, Utah, at a d duly convened meeting a proposed contract with the Utah Power & Light Company by the terms of which said Company agrees to furnish electric energy for street lighting purposes upon terms and conditions::as therein fully set forth, which said contreot is believed to be a fair one and which it is advisable for this City to enter into: THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Mayor of Noah City be, and he is hereby authorized and directed to attest, oounteri gn and affix the corporate seal to said duplicates of .said contract. when said contract is so executed and when pro- perly executed by the proper officers of the said Utah Powor & Light Company, the said City Recorder is instructed to retain one of said duplicates as part Of the records of his office and to deliver the other to said Utah Power & Light Company. The motion to adopt the resolution was seconded by 'ouncilman G. U. Foote and, after being discussed at length a vote was taken upon the adoption thereof with all members of the council voting "Aye". A11 of the members elected to the Moab City Council having voted yea, the Mayor declared the motion carried, the resolution adopted and the execution of the contract duly authorized. The minutes of the regular meeting held March 4 were approved as read. The following claims were approved and ordered paid on motion of Councilman Christensen, seconded by Councilman Foote and carried: Ho. Name Amount. #21-3 Wm. Yurler 24.62 4314 Lonnie Marler 14.78 4315 Leo G.Marler 19.70 4216 Elaine S. Peterson,P.M. 10.00 4217 to 4223 - regular payroll 4224 Grand County 20.00 No. Blame , Amount 4226 Lonn 7Varler 36.80 4227 Wm. N.Stoeks 39.40 4228 Arpad Ringhoffer 61.29 4229 Utah state Social Sec. 88.98 4230 Col. of Int. Rev. 34.30 4231 Midland Tel. Co. 5.25 No. Name 423E Moab Garage Co. 4233 int. Mt. Hosp. Service 4234 Robert Burr 4235 American Surety Co. 4236 Grand County 4237 Ut. Per. A Light Co. 4238 Tower Service Co. 1,352.48 4239 Christensen Motor Co. 20.74 4240 EarinMartin 6.00 4241 Nat'l Department Store 74.85 Class C Road Fund No. 5, . R. White Attest: Amount 62.41 41.20 7.00 5.00 10.60 90.46 No. 4242 4243 4244 4245 4246 4247 4248 4249 Wm. N.tocks 4250 Arpad Ringhoffer 4251 Wm. N. Marler Co., culverts, Chamber of Name Amount Moab Transportation Co. 14.12 Vernon Bowles 4.35 Elaine S. Peterson .60 Standard Oil Co. 22.25 Pacific States Cast Iron 260.47 Oaterworks EquPpment 1016.70 L. A. Greer Const. 11,146.08 89.88 120.00 95.59 100.00 There being no further business to come before the Counoil at this time, the meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman Foote, seconded by Councilman Hines, and carried. rF_ ) ..r• v��c:J ;% Mayor cord r. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * + _ * April 22, 1952. Minutes of special meeting of the Moab City Council held in the Courthouse at 8:00 P. M. pursuant to oall issued by Mayor Geroge J. Burck. Present were Mayor Burck, Councilmen K. E. bcDougald, N. S. Christensen and 11i11iam Hines with Recorder Margie M. chafer. Officers of the Moab Irrigation Company, J. C. Skakel, Kent Johnson and Ylinford Bunco, together with John Gritts, met with the counoil on invitation of Mayor Burck and the ditch crossing 4th East by the Milton Johnson residence was discussed. It was agreed that the City will cooperate with the Irrigation Company in a full culvert from the residence of Estella Day and the Legion Hill bridge across the street to tho Scharf residence property, to the extent of one half the cost after the P. M. A. appropriation is applied, the Irrigation Company to go ahead with the project. This action was taken on motion of ‘.;ounoil- man Christensen, seconded by Councilman R•oDougald, and carried, and Mr. Gritts, Kent Johnson and N'; S. Christensen agreed to meet and loos[ over this orossing as well as the one on the 1'ildruff Young corner on 3rd East street. J. L.Rauer met with the Counoil and explained his needs for parking space since the water projeot has made the west side of his property too soft for the big trucks to drive into. The Munioipal League annual distriot meeting to be held at Price on April 29, all day, was discussed and, on motion of councilman Hines, seconded by Councilman McDougald, it was agreed that all oity officers attend who oan leave that day. The 1952 Class C program was discussed end the following projects approved to be set up in the program, and the Agreement with the State Need Commissioners covering our 1952 allooation eoproved and ordered exeouted. Project No. 1. u " 2. u " 3. • e 4. n u 5. Culverts for street crossings, 1000 feet 12" - $2100.00 Attie Ilolyoak street, gravel Krevel 300.00 From rill Creek to corner by Leona Maxweli's,/ 300.00 Yrillard Nichols land (established), construotion 300.00 Citywide maintenance 1200.00 4200.00 The balance in Class C fund January 1 $2,075.31 and the 1962 allocation of S2286.22 making a total of S4361.53, thus leaving a surplus enexpended of $161.53. Steve Day protested the sewer connection fee billed to Lynn Day, alleging that the connection fee was paid by an easement agreement made with D. C. Baldwin during the time he was Mayor. This statement having been corroborated by rioter Superintendent H. E. Baty, the charge,against Lynn Day was ordered stricken, in the sum of $50.00, sewer accounts receivable. 165 The Recorder was asked to write A. Reed Somerville to take up the floor of the building extending on the east side of the Arches Ballroomp the same being pertly torn down and the remaining structure making a hazzard to persons walking along that street. The Council requested that the same be cleaned away by the first of May or they will hire it done and charge it to Fr. Somerville. The question of increasing the sewer hookup fee to compensate the city for the increase cost of labor, material, ate. to make the hookup, was discussed and taken under consideration for action at an early date. It appearing there are several places within Moab City with insufficient lighting, and particularly along Main Street after it crosses Mill Creek, the 166 council members and Mayor Burck, agreed to look the various parts of town over with a view of applying for more lights installed in certain portions and larger lights in other portions. PO J. W. Barker having approached Mayor Burck )n regard the City purchasing his home property for the sum of 03000 inasmuch as the same joins the city property on the South and Mr. Barker owns the right of way used to enter the back of the city property. This matter was discussed together with the possibility of the pity purchasing the land Brom the County Library used for the swimming pool. These were tabled for further investigation and Mayor Burok, being a member of the Library Board, agreed to ask if they will sell the lot. The recreation program to be held in cooperation with the Grand County School District, was discussed and Councilman Hines reported the School has agreed and will contribute $137.50 per month on the salary of the present school coach who has agreed to take over the program and include in his duties that of swimming pool operator without the care of the pumps. This elan calls for a like sum from the city for the salary for the three month period from Juno 1. The Council discussed the matter at length and, with the thought of turn,ng the responsibility of operating the pumps to the City Marshall, agreed to cooperate with the school on tho recreation program, hiring Coach Bill at a salary of S275 per mcnth, each to pay one-half. This being all the business to be consdered at the special meeting, adjournment wets taken on motion of Councilman Hines, seconded by Councilman MoDougald, and carried unanimously./ Attest: 7044 Js+/,Ph. djd/e =. �C ■ ,cam^ Cleri< Chairman. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 7 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * May 6,1952. Minutes of the regular meeting of the City Counoil held at 8,00 o'clock P. M. on this date. Present were Mayor George Burdk, Counc ilmen N. S. Christensen, K. E. Mc Dougald, G. U. Foote, William Hines, Reoorder Margie M. Shafer, City Water Clerk Ellis Cook and Marshall Leech. Dale M. Pabbiott met withthe oounoil regarding the street cleaning program and advised he does not Dare to take it on as a regular job as the responsibility would be too great for the oompensation but that when there is something tebe cleaned up or hauled off he will appreoiate being palled. The plan tohave the oounty grader go over the sidewalks and mark them out throughout town was approved, it being the opinion of the oounoil that if the property owners are out on the sidewalk property tha program will make them want to move book, and the program new being started is planned to lead to side- walks throughout town. The program of the oity being at this time ■uoh that the services of the county prisoner oan be used to advantage, Marshall Ross Leeoh was ordered to take over the oare of the prisoner during the time he is working for the City; that he be taken to the restaurants for meals and allowed to order what he wanee; Councilman Christensen offered to ooncribute a piokup ano Councilman MoDougald to get tools together for cleaning up the sidewalk sites for grading. Application by the Ameridan Legion for abatement of their sewer hookup fee of $50.00 was considered and the following were ordered abated on motion of Councilman Christensen, seconded by Councilman Foote and parried; American Legion - - - - $50.00 G. A. Garlett 10.40 (Disabled veteran) I. N. Huffman 18.78 (Deceased) Stella Kerby - 26.00 (Indigent) Beatrioe Montanye - - - -35.00 (Indigent) Clark Gordon - 50.00 (Moved away and property sold) Billy Walker - - - - - -38.00 (Deceased) The Clerk was ordered to notify all old sewer oonneotion accounts that if they are not settled within 60 days the order to turn off the water will be made. The reoorder was inatruoted to write the Utah Power & Light Company and ask that a street light be installed on the corner of Rain and A Street. Marshall Leeoh was authorized to attend the FBI eohool to be held in Price next week, with request he go bn another oar if possible, thus saving some expense. The Council ordered that if another mess hall is built temporarily over the public sidewalk or street that a permit be issued firot granting permission and a bond be filed that it will be removed within two week■ after its immediate use is over. 167 Rose Leeoh applied for a sewer hookSjand offered to dig the trenoh and cover the pipe and, if required by the council, to pay the $50 hookup fee: his home being approximately half a bbook from the present sewer line. The matter was referred to the water and sewer department for investigation. The American Legion was granted a courtesy ooneession to sell beer, etc., on the fair grounds during their Spring Rodeo to be held May 30 and 31, on motion of Councilman Foote, seoonded by Councilman MoDougald, and oarried. It appearing that W. A. Wood is entitled to 3 days, labowrn the road leading to the sewer disposal plant for work performed, the Council ordered that Mr. Wood be given credit for $30.00 on his water aocount, this being his request. Mayor Burck reported to the Board that Mr. Barker 3t011 offerer the oity his lot in back of the mortuary building, for the sum of $3,000. The Council felt this prioe is too high and Councilmen Foote and Hires were delegated to meet with the County Library Board at their next melting with a view of getting the lot occupied by the swimming pool. The Swimming fees to be charged for Board of Health with a opening on June 11 and Pool committee, by Counoilman Foote, reported the proposed this year, and the Recorder was instruoted to write the State view of getting an inspector down to approve the pool for ask him to oontaot G. U. Foote. On motion of Councilman Hines, seconded by Counoilman Christensen, Sad carried unanimously, it was ordered that the sewer hookup fee be increased from 850.00 to $75.00, effective September 1, 1952, the matter having been thorouglly discussed and it appearing totho Board that the $75.00 is about the cost of an average hookup to the city. Hanover Ins. Co. Policy No. A13438 covering the Chev. pickup for Collision, Fire and Theft for period ending April 19, 1953, was approved and the premium ordered paid Hanover Ina. Co. Polioy No. 234626, oover*ng the swimming pool buildings and equipment for fire in the sum of $2,000 for period ending April 21, 1953, was approved and the premium thereon ordered paid. American Surety Company policy No. MA 134-17857, covering the Chev. piokup for public liability and properly damage fnr the period ending April 19, 1953, was approved and the premium thereon ordered paid. The following olaims were approved and ordered paid on motion of Counoilman Christensen, seconded i,►y Counoilman MoDougald, and carried: No. 4263 Arpad 4266 4266 4267 4268 4269 4270 4271 4272 4273 4214 4275 4276 4277 4278 Name. Wm.2 Ter Ringhoffer Wm. N. Stooks Leo Christensen Dale M. Parriott Utah Power & Light Times -Independent A.N.Stooks Robert C. Burr Riley Drug Co. Intermountain Heap. Robertson Bros. B.C.Lumber Co. Midland Tel. Co. Moab Garage Co. Christensen Motor Co. Amount $62.12 51.36 88.65 6.00 63.00 Co 91.15 50.85 36.00 6.00 1.82 41.20 60.06 110.24 10.26 21.16 9.47 No. Name Amount 427g- C. J. grewer $ 6.76 4280 Western Store 2.88 4281 Miller+s Moab Coop 2.89 4282 Patterson Office Supply Co. 17.50 4283 Biggs -Kurtz Co. 12.49 4284 Universll Safety & Fire lquip. .75 4285 Lorenzo Smith & Son 47.44 4286 Templeton & Linke 300.00 4287 Waterworks Equipment Co. 297.92 4288 Carroll J. Meador, Agent 96.23 4289 Wm. Marler 39.40 4290 Wm. N. Stooks 64.02 4291 Arpad Ringhoffer 34.47 4261: L A. Greer Const. Co. 17,204.21 4262 and 4292 to 4298 - regular payroll' inoluding office rent. 01 5-0 There being no further business to came before the Counoil at this time, the meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman Foote, secondeo by Co»noilman McDougald, and oarried. Attest: 224f * * * * * * * ..�� 44) Cla 2fl,_e �_ 1 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** s * * * * yor** * * * * 168 June 4, 1952. The Moab City council held the regular meeting for June at 8:00 o'clook P. M. on thisdatd. Present at the meeting wers Mayor George Burck, Councilmen N. S.Christensen, Maurice Robertson, G. U. Foote, K. E. MoDougald and William Hines, Recorder Margie M. Shafer, City Water Clerk Ellis R. Cook, Jr. and Marshall Ross Leech. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. J. W. Barker met with the Council and asked that they make him an offer for his place back of the city mortuary building, inasmuch as he had been told his price of $3000 was more than the counoil will pay. No action was taken, pending the meeting of the Grand County.Library Board to find out if they will let the City have the lot now occupied by the swimming pool, and Mayor Burck was authorized to try to find what a fair price would be for the Barker lot. The Recorder was asked to write the State Department of Health for permission to open the swimming pool on Monday, June 9, if an inspeotion can be arranged for that date. The swimming pool department was disoussed and Counoilman Foote explained to the group the planned improvement oonsieting of a cement wall, sidewalk and wading pool at the present time, which had been let to Marvin E. Clever for construction at an estimated coat of $1,000. This action was approved by the Counoil and the swimming pool department authorized to go ahead as planned. The Marshall's department was disoussed and the various problems both of the marshall and the councilmen. It was ordered that if a deputy sheriff to be used within the city, or a deputy marshall is to be appointed, one of the oonnoilmen or the mayor should be contacted and approval given before anyone is hired. Various complaints having been made by citizens these were disoussed with) rshall Leech, and it was decided it wculd be better for the Rarhsall to be more upon the main streets where people can see him if they need him, and particularly after an entertainment. Marshall Leeoh reported he had been called repeatedly to take Dare of the irrigation water running upon the streets, and this had used considerable of his time, whereupon the Recorder was asked to write the irrigation Company, and ask that aonsideration be given to the appointment of a watermaster. Mr. Leech was authorized to hire a truok and driver to go ahead with the work on the city streets, if he can get one for the price quoted of $2.50 per hour. Letter from W. R.Hall, offered to settle the claim on a000unt of the Mill Creek bridge which was broken by one of his drivers while taking a oat across it, for the sum of $100 was presented. After due oonsideration, on motion of Counoilman Christensen, seconded by Counoilman Robertson, and carried, this offer was aooepted. Councilman N. S. Christensen reported that he had talked to the Commissioners and the county had agreed to cooperate with the city on the necessary street work this year to approximately $10,000, the county to take over the pity streets, if necessary. Mr. Christensen reported he had agreed that if the streets are turned to the county the Class C road funds will also be turned to the county after this year, but that for 1952 they are all set up. The streets included in the program aria. From the main highway to Mill Creek on Holyoakts road From Mill Creek on Main Street to N. A.Day'e home From Leona Maxwell oorner on Main Street running East to the Stet* home The Street past the County Fair ground Bowen's subdivision streets The Lyle Land and the new lane, recently sat adide by Willard Niohols and installed with the city water and sewer lines. On motion of Councilman Foote, seconded by Councilman Robertson, and carried, the action so taken by Streets Department Counoilman Christensen was actively approved. Fire Department Councilman William Hines reported no iTmediate problems, but asked that the fire plugs needing repair be taken care of immediately by the water department and Marshall Leeoh agreed to see the water superintendent Baty. The Weber and Sewer Department, with Maurice Robertson, Counoilman in charge, was discussed. Application by Lester Burr for credit on his old sewer account of $4.00 on account of work done and unpaid for, was presented. It was agreed to aooept a $50 payment for sewer hookup fee from those persons desiring to make the deposit with the City as payment in full for the hookup in cases where we cannot now make the hookup until after the increased fee goes into effeot. Councilman Robertson was authorized to talk to prospective Water Superintendent assistants with a view of getting someone to help Mr. Baty until such time as the work of installing meters, etc., is completed. Various other problems in the water and Burr department were discussed. The Municipal League Annual Convention to be held in Salt Lake City Sept. 11, 12 and 13, was called to the attention of the Council, and the sum of $50.00 was appropriated for expense of any member desiring to attend and attendance was authorized by the Counoil. 169 Letter to Mayor Burck from Governor J. Bracken Lee asking for assistanoe in flood control was presented, and the Counoil agreed to publish notice in the Times- Indepeneent that any voluntary contributions will be accepted. City Water Clerk Ellis R. Cook, Jr., reported to the Counoil that the actual post of the installations in the Willard Nichols lane are as follows: Water Main Installation, total cost - - --$913.06 Sewer Main Installation, total cost - - --1,137.73 That Mr. Nichols had deposited a total of $2,600, estimated post, which leaves a balance to be refunded of $549.21 and a water oredit certificate for $913.06, negotiable with the lands serviced by the water main. This report was approved and the Mayor and City Recorder authorized to issue the water certificate credit. -Mayor Burok reported he plane to be away from Moab during the wekk beginning June 16, and asked that Councilman N.S. Christensen act as Mayor during his absence. Whereupon, on motion mf Councilman Robertson, seconded by Councilman MoDougald, and carried unanimously, N. S,Christensen was appointed Mayor Pro Tem, toaot while Mayor Burck is away. The following claims were presented and approved for payment on motion of Counoilman Christensen, ieoonded by Councilman Robertson, and parried: Name No. Amount 4299 Postmaster $ 10.00 4300 Zion's Savings & Trust 1200.00 43011, First Nat'l Bank of Moab 100.00 4302 Willard & Ida Nichols 549.21 4303 Intermountain Hospital 41.20 4304 Moab Garage Company 37.52 4305 Utah Power & Light Co. 430d Dale M. Parriott 4307 Woodrow Adair 4308 B.C.Lumber Co. 4309 Moab Building & Supply 4310 Robert C. Burr 4311 Burok's Eastside Grocery 4312 Midland Tel. Company 4313 Christensen Motor Co. 4314 Frank Edwards Co, 4315 Western Store 4316 Aoe Turner 90.60 85.60 20.00 26.81 62.00 15.00 4.96 7.25 10.40 4.00 9.95 5.00 No. Name Amount 48T7 A. R. Stooks $ 5.00 4318 Salt Lake Tribune 50.50 4319 Keyes Tank Co. 44.40 4320 State Tax Commission 146LQ046 4321 Paoific States Cast Iron Pipe o. 4322 Ruby Tangren 36.15 4323 Intermountain Printing 2.27 4324 Vernon Dull 15.00 4325 Intermountain Hospital Ser. 7.40 4326 Ross Leech 118.81 4327 First Seourity Bank 4328 " 4329 Postmaster 4330 Clive Leo Stewart 4331 to 4336, ino., issued in payment for regular monthly payroll. 2602.50 10.00 10.00 93.52 There being no further business t000me before the Council at this time, the meeting adjourned on motion of Counoilman Hines, seconded by Counoilman MoDougald, and oarried. t.an t 1 Attestsjj,Qy � ) Mayor. Reoorder * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * July 1, 1952. The Moab City Counoil met in regular session at 8100 o'clock P. M. on this date. Present at the meeting were Mayor George J. Burck, Connoilmen N. S. Christensen, William T. Hines, G. U. Foote, Maurine Robertson and K. E. MoDougald, with Reoorder Margie M. Shafer, later Clerk Ellis R. Cook, Jr., Water Superintendent H. E. Baty and Sheriff Robert C. Burr. The grater department was discussed and the appointment of Clive (Buster) - Stewart to assist Mr. Baty during the summer months at a salary of $210 per month was approved. The possibility of increasing the water supply at the springs was discussed and it was agreed that before any excavating is done, Mr. Templeton be consulted as to the possiblity of drawing from the present supply of water. The water superintendent applied;for an increase in his pay, now fixed at $210 per month. The matter was discussed and Counoilman Hines made a-metion, seconded by Counoilman Christensen, and carried unanimously, that H. E. betty's salary be inoreased to $235 per month, beginning July 1, 1952. The resignation of City Marshall Ross Leeoh, effective June 15, having been accepted, and the matter having been thoroughly discussed and oonsidered by the Counoil, Councilman Robertson made a motion, eeoonded by Counoilman MoDougald, and carried that Sheriff Robert C. Burr be appointed city marehall at a salary of $100 per month and an expense allowance of $45 per month, that for tho present Mr. Burr be authorized to hire special deputy when he has to be out of town,at the oost of the city. Complaints having been made that Fluke's tavern is selling beer to minors, the Marshall was requested to contact the operator. 170 Application having been made by the K & M feed for a cancellation of their 1952 oity lioense and a new license issue to Mrs. John Henry Shafer at no further cost, the license ordinance was again reviewed. In view of the fact that the city has already reoeived the full year'a license from this business, Councilman Foote made a motion, which was seconded by Councilman Hines, and carried, that in case of a sale of an established, licensed business, the Council approved the oancellation of the old lioense issued and the issuance of a new lioense to the purchaser at no additional cost; provided, however, that the license fee for any business in the city be $30 per year, and that there be no pro -rated period. Protests having been made to the charging of a double water rate to the Holyoaks, end others, using the water piped across the creek, inasmuch as there is insufficient to supply their needs, Councilman Hines made a motion, seconded by Councilman Robertson, and carried, that these families be charged only the regular rate until such time as the pipe can ge changed, it being the agreement that the families there will lay the pipe which the City will furnish, and it was further agreed that this Fall the pipe should be made available to them. The families thus effected were named as follows: Glen Holyoak; Ray H. Holyoak, Desmond Young, and the Clerk was ordered to ,-oredit these accounts with adjpstmenta from April, 1952. Counoilman Christensen advised the work being done on the City streets and - the Council approved the hiring of Frank Peterson to spray the weeds, the City to purchase the material through the Riley Drug Co. The following olaims were presented and approved for payment on motion of Councilman Christensen, seconded by Councilman Foote, and oarried: No. Name Amount. 4337 Robert Burr 28.70 4338 Richard G. Hill 137.50 4339 Wm. N.Stooks 7.50 4340 Bob Doug Carroll 7.50 4341 George Bittle 7.60 4342 Utah Power & Light Co. 90.50 4343 Utah Peace Offioers+Aas'n 7.50 4344 Templeton & Linke 300.00_, 4345 Yerl Barker 31.00 4346 Christensen Motor Co. 57.29 4347 Kent Johnson 325.00 4348 St. Road Commission 401.50 4349 Deseret News 50.00 4350 Waaatoh Chemical Co. 55.13 No. Name Amount 4351 ouster 0.60 - 4352 W. R. White Co. 1,726.40 4363 Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe $85.68 4354 Waterworks Equipment Co. 104.700 , 4355 Moab Eleotio Co. 1.89 4356 Intermountain Hosp. Service 58.10 4357 State Sooial Seourity Agenoy 82.34 -4358 Collector of Internal Rev. 37.90 4359 J.W.Barker, et al 100.00 4360 State Inauranoe Fund 82.90 4361 Clevbr Construction Co. 945.50 4362 The Times-Indepindent 26.00 4383 Daughters of Utah Pioneer 25.00 4364 to 4372 ino. issued in payment for the regular monthly payroll for July. Riohard G. Hill having been retained as recreation offioer on a cooperative project with the Grand County School District, it was ordered that he be,placed on the City payroll for one-half of his salary for the months of June, July and Auf}ust in the sum of $137.50✓1k4• 0., There being no further business to come before the Covnoil at this time, the meeting adjourned on motion of Counoilman Robertson, seconded by Counoilman Christensen, and oarried. Attest Uj .2,�� Reoo er Mayor. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * AUGUST 6, 1952. The Moab City Council met in regular session at 8:00 P. M. on this date with Mayor George Burok, Councilmen N. S. Christensen, K. E. MoDougald, G. U. Foote and William Hines, present, Councilman Maurice Robertson, absent and excused. Also present were Recorder Margie M. Shafer, Clerk Ellis R. Cook, Jr., and Marshall Robert C. Burr. A delegation of citizens from the lots lying, north of the Hoffman Lane were present and asked that they have a street opered up so they wouldn't have to' use the Hoffman Lane, whioh is privately owned and not wide enough for publio use, stating that the property owners will give the right of way, set their fences back and do whatever they can. Also, it was requested that they be served by the sewer line. Councilman Christensen made a motion which was duly seconded and carried, that a surveyor be sent in to make the survey and fix the lides for a 40-foot right-of-way, that the deedsbe signed and an attempt be made to install the sewer line, it being agreeable to all parties that a lane be cut through with the grader. Marshall Burr asked the council to reconsider a curfew ordinance. The council agreed to give a statement to the press that the question will be considered at the next regular meeting and Mr. Burr was asked to find out from other peace officers in the state how the curfew ordinances are working ih their looalities and just how much enforcement it takes, what cooperation they receive from the oarenta, etc. 71 The fence line of Junior Meador having been reported to the council as being out on the street right-of-way, Mayor durck agreed to contact Mitchell Lie lich and find nut what can be done about it. The minutes of the regular meetings held June 4 and July 1 were read and approved. J. Willard Nichols met with the council regarding the credit he should have on his investment in the subdivision he has recently opened up on account of the sewer hookups and water sales to families living there. It was explained to Mr. Niohols that, under the ordenanee, he has been issued a credit for water which ie transferrable to the persons using water through the line as extended and that he should sell this with the lots: also that he is entitled to collect from each se■et hookup along that line the hookup fee charged by the oity, and that he should sell eachlot with a certain amount of water credit and a sewer hookup fee paid. However, in view of the apparent misunderstanding, the Clerk was instructed to refund to Mr. Nichols the amounts collected to date, being $4.98 Jaok Miley water account and $10.80 Lee Cox water account, and the sewer hookup fee of Jaok Riley in the sum of $50.00, making a total of $65.78. The request of Water Superintendent H. E. Baty for $250 per month retroactive to January 1, 1952, having been considered, discussed and refused and Mr. Baty not having returned to work after his vacation period was ended, the Council considered a vacancy had thus been created in that department. It being especially important that a man be placed in this department immediately due to the fact that the contractors are finishing the sewage dieposal unit end there are still meters to be installed and other work is piling up, the Council proceeded to consider the applicants which were brought to their attention and met with Berl Barker who was in town. The only other applicant was Fred Dallmus who would not be in town until tomorrow night. Therefore, no action was taken et this time until Mr. Dallmus could be cohtaoted in person and it wee agreed to meet Wednesday night et 7:00 P. M. for the purpose of intefviewing Mr. Dallmus and appointing a water superintendent. The following levies were approved and ordered forwarded to the Board of County Commissioners for their approval and the confirmation b$'the State Tax Commission: Mills. Contingent Expense or General Purpose 5.00 Streets and Sidewalks 3.00 Public Property 2.00 Sinking Fund for Bond Redemption and interest - - - 6.00 Total Moab City Levy 6T .00 The following claims were presented and ordered paid for the respective amounts indicated below, on motion of Councilman McDougald, seconded by Councilman Hinge, and parried: 4373 J. Willard Nichols 4374 Moab Electric Service 4375 Moab Building & Supply 4376 Robertson Brothers 4377 Midland Tel. Company 4378 Intermountain Printing 4379 Alvie Holyoak 4380 Lorenzo Smith & :un 4381 Simmons Look & Key Shop 4382 Don Fedrizzi 4383 Fern's Cafe 4384 Greg Christensen 4385 Frank Peterson 4386 Otho R. Murk 4387 Grand County, Utah 4388 Riley -rug Company $64.78 4389 Christensen Motor Co. 93.22 4390 First Seourity Bank 48.00 4391 John Stocks 22.98 4392 Utah Power & Light Co. 13.25 4393 D. H. Shields 4.45 4394 Moab Garage Co. 20.00 4395 Arches Cafe 1.39 s396 Dale M. parriott 2.70 4397 B. C. Lumber Co. 4.35 4398 Intermountain Hospital Ser. 47.60 2.40 4399 E. R.Carter, Aoting P. M. 20.00 2.00 4400 Timesaindependent 20.08 36.00 4401 Mitchell Melioh 49.25 35.00 4402 Moab irrigation Co. 606.44 131.58 4403 Clive Leo Stewart 131.70 40.10 440410 4411, ino., issued in payment of regular monthly payroll for August. $ 28.25 10.00 20.00 109.68 16.70 66.62 48.55 178.50 98.85 There being no further business to come before the meeting at this time, adjoumnmetit was taken to reconvene August 6 at 7:00 P. M., on motion of Councilman Mc ougald, seconded by Councilman Hines, and carried. • Attest; Mayor. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * August b, 1952. Pursuant to addoernment of August 5, the Moab City Council met in special session at 7:00 P. M. on this date. Present were Mayor George Burok, Councilmen N. S. Christensen, K. E. MoDougeld, eilliamHines and G. U. Foote; Recorder Margie M. Shafer and Clerk Ellis R. Cook, Jr., with Fred Dallmue. The purpose of the meeting being to select a water superintendent the 172 matter was discussed with Mr. Dallmus and various questions of the pouncil_and Mr. Dallmus were agreed upon. whereupon, the interview completed, Mr. Dallmus was excused and the Council proceeded to decide which of the two applicants should be appointed water superintendent. After considerable discussion, Councilman Christensen made the motion that in view of the previous experience Mr. Dallmus has had with our water system, he be appointed the water superintendent, at a salary of $300 per month, provided he own report to work by August 18, and that Mr. Dallmus be given full authority to do the Job and carry on the work of water superintendent. The motion was seconded by Councilman McDougald and carriednnanimously. There being no further business to come before the Council at this time, the meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman Hines, seconded by Councilman Christensen, and carried. Attest: 7A1,j , Mayor. September 2, 1952. The Moab City Council met in regular session at 8;00 o'clock p. M. on this date, with Mayor George J. Burok, Councilmen G. U. Foote, Maurice Robertson, N. b. Christensen, X: E. McDougald and "illiam Hines, Clerk Ellis R. Cook, Jr., Recorder 1argie .a• Shafer, plater Superintendent Fred Dallmus and Marshall R. Ci.Durr, Cordell and Cord Bowen met with the Council regarding the noise the truoks make going through town during the night, and asked that some ordinance be passed requiring them to be as quiet as possible. Section 403, Revised Ordinances, 1943, was referred to the Bowens and i'•arshall Burr agreed to oontact the truckers and advise them of the ordinance. Fred Dallmus was authorized to attend the Municipal League Sanitation and Caterworks convention to be held in Salt Lake City on September 10, and the regular Municipal League Convention to bo held September 11, 12 and 13, if he cares to stay over, and the sum of $50.00 expense was approved for any members of the city officials' group who care to attend the convention, on motion of Councilmen K. E. McDougald, seconded by Councilmen Christenson, and carried. It was agreed to put the sewer line up the new street which is to be opened to the group now having to use the Hoffman lane, such work to start as soon as possible after the property owners deed over the rights -of -way, there being two hookups now on a temporary arrangement, with four new ones desirous of hooking onto the sewer line. 0n motion of Councilman McDougald, seconded by Coundilman Hines, and carried, Joe Lemon was appointed City Sexton at a salary of 0.5.00 per month, beginning with July 1, Mr. Lemon having been acting sexton since that time. Letter from hood, Child, Mann a Smith regarding the 1951 and 1952 audit was presented and, inasmuch as they are doing the county records and can do all in the same trip, thus saving t:c.:.J1 expense, the Clark was instructed to •srite them to plan on the City Audit, on motion of Councilman Christenser},seconded by Councilman McDougald, and carried. The following claims were presented and approved, and the Recorder instructed to issue a warrant in payment of each for the respective amounts indicated below, on motion of Councilman Hines, seconded by Councilman Christensen: No. Name 4412 Utah State treasurer - 4413 Utah state Treasurer - 4414 Midland Telephone Co. 4415 Dale M. Parriott 4416 Utah rower ;!e Light Co. 4417 Herbert Llerz 4418 eastern Neon Inc. - - 4419 John Stocks - 4420 Moab Garage Company - 4421 waterworks Equipment Co. - 312.57 4432 B.C.Lumber Co. 4422 Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe 15.53 fitixxkratx3dxiinxsx Nos. 4433 to4443, ino., issued in payment for regular monthly payroll. Amount. No. 0530.00 4423 11b6.00 4424 7.15 4425 54.00 4426 135.53 4427 65.00 4428 40.00 4429 20.00 4430 70.98 4431 Name Amount. Christensen Motor Co. 097.74 D, il. Shields ' 6.50 Intermountain Print. Co. 10.70 Filler's Moab Coop 1.76 Intermoutain Hosp. Service 48.45 wm. Marler 10.00 Jerry Vest 7.50 Burck'e Eastside Grocery 2.25 Ver1 Barker 37.00 37.43 x59x44 There being no further business to come before the Board at this time, the meeting adjourned on motion of Councilmen Hines, seconded by Councilman Christensen, and carried. Attest. ���J E { c J� M�t� Mayor O Recorder r 4 October 7, 1952. The Moab City council met in regular session at 8:00 o'clock P. M. on this date. Present were Mayor George J. Burck, Councilmen N. S. Christensen, Maurice Robertson, K. E. McDougald and William T. Hines. Absent: G. U. Foote, on account of illness. Recorder Shafer, Clerk Cook, Marshall Burr and Rater Superintendent Dallmus, met with the council. 173 Clarence Barker met with the group and asked for permission to tear down and remove the frame dwelling on the ground purehased from J. W. Barker, to use in building himself a dwelling on a lot he intends to purchase. After due consideratio on motion by Councilman Christensen, seconded by Councilman Robertson, the material vas turned over to Mr. Barker, provided he will get it moved and the lot cleaned up within sixty days After his father leaves. State District Engineer Leonard, °tate Road Commission, met with the council in regard the claim filed against the City for oiled gravel and mulbh, and was advised by the Mayor that this group was given to understand by the former District 1%ngineer Patterson that the State would put this material on its own highway through Moab. Mr. Leonard agreed that he would contact Mr. Patterson and the other State Road men and find out what could be done. .later Superintendent Dallmus repotted that the pipe is now available for the Holyoak water line whenever they get time to help lay it in accordance with their agreement. Contract with the Utah Power & Light Company covering the present street lights was approved and returned to the uompany. The beoorder was asked to write Orson M. Slack to try and have a representative meet with the Board and explain the new vapor lights being installed on other city streets. The following claims were approved and ordered paid on motion of Councilman Christensen, seconded by Councilman bcDougald, and carried: No. Name Amount. 4444 Intermountain Hosp.Serv. 49.95 4445 Postmaster 4446 Verl Barker 4447 Times -Independent 4448 B. C. Lumber Co. 4449 Pacific Buildir & Eng. 4450 Salt Lake Blue Print 4451 John Stocks 4452 Dale M. Farriott 4453 rtaterworks Equippment Co. 4454 Biggs -Kurtz Co. 4455 Utah Power & Light Co. 4656- APCHes Cafe 4457 hestern Store 4458 Robertson Brothers 20.60 14.00 20.00 5.40 5.00 27.50 20.00 65.00 410.12 365.74 146.48 37.70 2.90 28.63 No. Name 4459 Midland Tel. Company 4460 Moab uarage Company 4461 Miller's Moab Coop. 4462 Christensen Motor Co. 4463 Standard Oil Co. of Calif. 4464 Dwight Leech 4465 Billy Myers 4466 Howard Lance 4467 Grand County 4468 Utah Power & Light Co. 4469 Collector of Internal Revenue 143.35 4470 Utah State S.S.Agency 76.97 4471 Joe Lemon 45.00 4472 to 4460, inc., issued in payment of regular monthly payroll, etc. Amount. -ar6.O0 59.10 52.24 17.65 8.01 11.25 17.73 4.50 80.00 14.63 There being no further business to come before the meeting at this time, adjournment was taken on motion of Councilman mcDougald, seconded by Councilman Hines, and carried. Attest: 2%241.5 /J . „ge.Y Ol k Mayor. November 5, 1952. Minutes of regular meeting of the Moab City Council held at 8:00 P. M. on this date. Present at the meeting were Mayor George Burck, Councilmen N. S. Christensen, K. E. McLougald and William T. Hines, with Recorder Margie M. Shafer, Clerk Ellis R. Cook, Jr., and water Supt. Fred J. Dallmus. Councilmen Robertson and Foote Were absent on account of illness. Verla Lance, Linda Bowers anc Susan Bright met with the council regarding certain conditions which appear to be hazardous to persons riding bicycles. this Wright called the attention of the council to a large bush which has grown up at the NG corner of the ball park which obsttuct■ the view of the motorist, thus making it dangerous for a bicycle to come up onto the highway; Miss Bowers mentioned that several had been allowed to grow on the East side of the ball park and Miss Lance called the attention of the council to the tall weeds growing on the Jackson and Newell corner. The committee asked that these hazards be removed, inasmuch as they are dangerous to the children going to and from school. Mayor °urek assured the group that they would be removed as soon as possible and thanked them for calling the attention of the council to them, also for attending the meeting. This delegation represented the 4-H Safety Committee. 1 / 4 District State RoadEngineer Aaenn Leonard met with the Council and advised that it had been agreed to cancel the b500.64 claim filed on account of oiled mulch and gravel used en the State Highway through Moab, and that some adjustment will be madeon account of the payment already made for men and equipment hire, in view of the commitment made by former State Road Engineer Patterson. This offer was accepted on motion of Councilman Christensen, seconded by Councilman McDougald, and carried. Mr. Leonard also discussed with the council the possibility of getting a curb to curb seal coat job in the Spring, and advised that the work is planned provided a curb and gutter is completed on the East side of Main Street, advising that unless the streets are completed with curb and gutter on both sides the state cannot oil clear across. Also, he suggested that a small gusher to flush the streets and remove the dust once or twice a week, would not be very expensive and Nould solve the problem of the dust now being complained of on Main street. Mars Pope and Mr. Evans, of the Utah Power & Light Company, met with the Council and the question of a new lighting system for Moab was explained and considered. After a thorough ciscussion and understanding, 'ouncilman Hines made a motion which was seconded by Councilman Christensen, and carried unanimously, that the new street lighting program be accepted, as follows: To remove the 17 4,000 lumen lights and the 28 1,000 lumen lights and in their places install 17 20,000 lumen mercury vapor lamps, 2 63000 lumen incandescent lights and 36 2500 lumen; that these lights be installed in accordance with sketch presented by Mr. Evans which has a light in each place now lighted and also 4 in the Bowen Subdivision; 2 on Rose Tree Lane, 1 on Catalpe Lane, 1 on Walnut Land, 1 on Shady Lane and 1 on Nob Hi11. Recorder Shafer brought to the attention of the Council that the County Commissioners had suggested the creating of a mosquito abatement district to include Moab,that a tax be levied to cover the cost of a mosquito abatement program for 1953, inasmuch as the residents of theElgin District had asked for one and the Commissioners felt they should not appropriate general Bounty funds for this purpose after this year. The Mayor and Council expressed themselves as being opposed to the creation of a special district and suggested the program could better be carried on thnough public subscription and contributions. The following claims were filed end approved for payment on motion of Councilman Christensen, seconded by Councilman MoDougald, and carried: No. Name 4481 Intermountain Hosp.Serv. 4482 Franklin Shey 4483 Harold Beaver 4484 Dale M. rarriott 4485 Robertson Bros. 4486 B.C.Lumber Co. 4487 Luke Felts 4488 John otocks 4489 Waterworks equipment 4490 Biggs -Kurtz Co. 4491 Crane O'Fallon Co. 4492 James Scott 4493 Moab Garage Company 4494 Utah Power & Light Co. 4495 Midland Tel. Company Amount 49.95 5.10 4.35 15.00 .75 22.57 10.80 25.00 Co. 192.96 33.52 253.01 5.00 25.01 117.82 6.75 No. 4496 4497 4498 4499 4500 4501 4502 4503 4504 4505 4506 Name •'ert-ern '"tore Miller's Moab ,,00p. Christensen Motor Co. J. Heed Lance George Bittle Standard 0i1 Company Intermountain Printing D. H. Shields Moab ".lectric Service Amount. $ 5.05 3.30 49.14 56.18 6.00 1.49 14.67 42.10 40.44 C. H. Million 25.65 to 4514, inclusive, issued in payment of regular monthly payroll. There being no further business to come before the Council at this time, the meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman Christensen, seconded by Councilman MoDougald, and carried. Attest: Recorder / M4ror. * * * * i * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * December 2, 1952. The Moab City Council met in regular session at 8:00 P. M. on this date. Present at the meeting was Payor George Burck, Councilmen Maurice Robertson, N. S. Christensen, Knd William Hines, Recorder Margie M. Shafer, Clerk Ellis R. Cook, Jr., Marshal Burr and Water Superintendent Fred J. Dallmus. Councilman Foote was absent on account of illness. 00 Dale M. Parriott presented an objection to the use of 22's and rifles close to the residential section of tovm on the North and the manner in which shooting has been carried on up by the city dump. It was suggested that the next time Mr. Pairiott notices anyone shooting recklessly that he call the officers, at the time it is going on. t- Lucian Tangren met with the Board for permission to have the City water line tapped to supply his house with culinary tiater outside the city limits, he having already laid a line from the city's main to his house. After due consideration, Councilman Christensen made a motion that water be supplied to Mr. Tangren's house provided that if the water runs short in in tovm he be cut off, and provided Mr. Tangren pays all of the expense of the hool¢up in- cluding the meter, to be paid in January, 1953. The motion was seconded by Councilman 175 Robertson, and carried. dater Supt. llallmus reported to the Council that here have been horses in the City Park, and he was asked to call on the Peace Officer if necessary to keep them out. Also, Mr. llallmus reported that the sewage disposal unit isn't working, properly and that it hasn't since it was installed, that the plate wasn't rolled correctly and that the correction hasn't been satisfactory' also that there might have to be a divider put inside the takl as there isn't enough water for the size of the tank installed. It was agreed to keep everything in mind and when Mr. Templeton comes to Moab again take these matters up with him. The question of purchasing a soil digger was discussed and literature from the various firms studied. The members of the council felt that a small machine which will baokfill, to be pulled by a tractor whioh, for our purpose oan be a used one, would be what we would need and considered most favorably the one called a "Back Hoe". Counoilman Hines made a motion, seconded by Councilman Robertson, and carried, that we enquire into the digger as to prices on the small equipment which can be operated attached to a traotor, from interested parties, and ask if a demonstration can be arranged as soon as possible. Mayor George Burck reported that Fr. Clem had asked him to toll the Council that he has installed a small portable oxygen outfit in his ambulance which will be available to the city or county, and that he is going to paint and redecorate the mortuary building this Spring. In response to an enquiry as to the oost of digging and filling a grave, the council fixed a maximum of $30.00 per grave for digging and filling on motion of Counoilman Robertson, seconded by Councilman Christensen, and carried, it being the understanding that if it does not cost the $'30.00 to get the grave dug and filled the difference in cost Be to the credit of the persons having the grave dug. H. B. Evans, having applied for a sewer hookup when the new line first went past his home, but not being able to hook on because of -the uncompleted line, applied for the old hook-up fee of $50.00 and a refund of the balance paid by him under the new fee of $175.00. Inasmuch as hookup was unavailable to Mr. Evans and he had applied early in the Spring, on motion of Councilman Christensen, seconced and carried, the Clerk was instructed to apply the $25.00 credit to H. B. Evans water and sewer account. American Surety Company Policy No. 134-21265, covering the City fire truck public liability and property damage $5,000 bodily in3ury, $25,000 each person, $50,000 each accident, for period 11-27-52 to 11-27-53, was: approved on motion of Councilman Christensen, seconded by Councilman Robertson, and carried. The following claims were presented and approved for payment on motion of Councilman Christensen, seconded by Councilman Hines, and carried; No. Name 4515 Midland Tel. Company 4516 Carroll J. Meador,Agent 4517 Dale M. Parriott 4518 Stocks & Irish 4519 H. W. Noyes 4520 Wm. Cooper 4521 Franklin Holt 4522 Tommy Lee 4523 Dave Perkins 4524 Verl Beeson 4525 Duane Polly 4526 Sammy Somerville 4527 B.C.Lumber Co. Amount. $7.65 64.90 10.00 20.00 4.35 36.94 32.63 9.85 28.32 32.63 12.31 33.24 30.30 No. Name Amount. Tgs-Kurtz Co. 1)14528 $12.99 4529 Christensen Motor Co. 46.06 4530 Intermountain Printing 4.59 4531 Miller's Moab Coop 1.75 4532 Moab Garage Co. 17.67 4533 D. H. Shields 8.70 4534 Utah Power d: Light Co. 106.20 4535 Waterworks Equipment Co. 28.64 4536 Interm untain Hosp. Service 49.95 4537 E. R. Darter, roetmaster 25.00 4538 First Nat'l Bank of Meab 280.00 45,9 to 4551, ino. - regular payroll. 45.0. First Security Bonk of Utah Interest on bonds 2802.5D There bung no further business to come before the Board, the meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman Christensen, seconded by Councilman Ilines, and carried. Attest: Mayor 176 January 6, 1953. Minutes of the regular meeting of the Moab City Council held at 8:00 P.H. on this date in the dity Room of the Grand County Courthouse. Present at the meeting were L yor George J. Buick, Councilmen William Hines, G. U. Foote, K. E. HcDoug'ald, N. S. Christensen and ,'aurice Robertson, Recorder hargie h. Shafer, Clerk Ellis R. Cook, Jr. and Marshall Robert C. Burr, and Water Superintendent Fred Dallmus. Marvin Clever met with the Council and asked that a zoning d-dinance be adopted restricting the building to be done in the Nichols subdivision, ]nasmuch as the homes now there and in process of being built are nice substantial homes, but that one shack has been moved into the neighborhood. On motion of Councilmen Foote, seconded by Councilman Christensen, the matter of zoning was taken under advisement and was made an order of business for the next meeting. 4illard Day, representing the Arnold Lachznery Company met t.ith the council regarding the trench digger the council had discussed buying and offered to bid in the event a purchase is contemplated. dater Superintendent Dallmus brought the attention of the council to the pump installed at the sewage disposal plant and advised that the grits chamber does not seem to be operating properly. Mayor Burck and the councilmembers agreed to go down and look the situation over within the next month, and Mr. Dallmus was advised that Engineer Templeton is contemplating a trip doom soon, possibly aith a representative of the Dovr people. Mr. Dallmus was, also, asked to make an investigation of the cause of the trouble with the school sewer aA report back to the council. On motion by Councilman HcDougald, it i^as unanimously agreed to pay the }larshall's home telephone, what having been the practice in the past. The council gave permission to }i;aeshall Burr to hire a ueputy .,hale he is in Salt Lake City January 21, 22 and 23 attending the County Officers' Convention. LeLter from Engineer Templeton recommending payment of Final Estimate and certain extras claimed by L. A. Creer Company, was presented and on motion of Councilman Christensen, seconded by Councilman Hines, and carried, the reoommendations of the engineer were accepted and the Recorder authorized to pay 'r,'r. Creer in accordance therewith, holding back, however, the mounts claimed to be due various people for services under the contract. On motionof Councilman Christensen, seconded by Councilman Robertson, and carried, it was agreed that the City will take over the recreation field lighting project and be responsible for the construction financing and the power bills after the construction has been completed, it being the understanding of the members that the various civic organizations are norking toward contributions to the costs of this project, as well as the school. Recorder Shafer advised the Council that Attorney vitohell 4elich Has stated that it is within the power of the City to pay the full Hospital Irsuranoe for its employees, if they so desire. On motion of Councilman Robertson, seconded by Councilman }fcDougald, and carried unanimously, it as agreed that, beginning January 1, the City pay the full Blue Cross -Blue Shield hospital insurance post. Hanover ire Iusurangpolicy 1'o. 1115217, covering the 1945 DodgeFvre Truck for S4,000 fire and theft, for a period to January 8, 1954, was approved. Councilman K. E. }fcDougald offered the folloming resolution and moved its adoption. The motion was seconded -by Councilman G. U. Foote, ono the following Resolution was adopted unanimously: Resolution No. 79. .?IEREAS, it appears to the City Council of the City of Moab, Utah, that it is necessary to properly fix the amount of license fees to be paid by any person engaged in or carrying o any business, trade, profession or calling within the limits of said City EOz, T.iLEREFOR3, Ba If RESOLVED by the City Council of Moab City, Utah, as follows: SECTION 1. Every person before engaging in or pursuing a_;y business, trade, professionor calling, and for which authority to license is given to 1rcab City by Sections 15-6-39 and 15-8-80, Utah Code Annotated, 1943, shall obtain a license so to do, and shall pay annually, in advance, into the City Treesury, for the fiscal year ending December 31, each year, the sum of 30.00 wept as may otherwise be Provided by ordinance or resolution. SECTION 2. This Resolution shall take effect on this 6th day of January, A. D. 1953. Adopted by the unanimous vote of the City Council of Moab City, Utah, and approved by the Mayor or said City on this 6th day of January, A. D. 1953. GAO L'sfti Sy Attest: MARGIE Y. SHAFER, Recorder. (SEAL) GEORGE J. BURCK, Mayor. The following claims were approved and orderod paid on mots.-n of Councilman ChrisLensen, seconded by Councilman fines, and carried: 177 go. Dame Amount 773 .idl ET-Ta1. Co. 38.50 4554 Templeton 1 Linke 431.79 4555 Collector of Int. Rev. 130.80 4556 Utah State Social Security Agency 66.26 4557 L. .1.Creer Const. Co. 3583.70 4558 Times -Independent 69.65 4559 Robertson Bros. 55.42 4560 Christenson Motor Co. 10.25 4561 Dale Y. Parriott 9.00 4562 John Stocks 15.00 4563 Arches Cafe 25.75 4564 B.C.Lumber Co. 6.50 4565 Carroll J. Meado;,Agent 38.00 4566 Intermountain Hospital 55.70 4567 Arthur L. Johnson 4.35 Ho. same 45C$ Keith J. Lessengor 4569 C. Lerlin Brown 4570 btanderd Oil Co. 4571 daterworks Equipment Co. 4572 Moab Electric Co. 4573 State Insurance Fund 4574 ioab Garage Company 4575 Miller's Moab Coop 4576 Utah Power & Light Co. 4577 Bowen's Service 4578 Postmaster 4579 Utah Municipal League 4580 Biggs -Kurtz Co. 4581 Grand County -(2 mos.rent) 4582 toVJ , , inc. - Regular payroll. Amount. y 7.50 4.00 36.66 7.89 36.70 164.35 8.79 .63 108.37 23.95 .60 50.96 10.96 40.00 There being no further business to core before the meeting at this tire, adjournment was taken of motion of Councilman Christensen, s000nded by L'aDouge1d, and carried. _ Attest! Roo rder. Mayor * * * ****** fi ********, r**x,***,*, «**, ***,.*** February 3, 1953. Minutes of the regular mooting of the Moab City Council held at 8r00 P. M. on this date. Present at the meeting were Mayor George J. Burok, Councilmen N. S.Christensen, William T. Hines, G. U. Foote and Maurice Robertson; Recorder Margie M. Shafer, Clerk Ellis R. Cook, Jr. and water superintendent Dallmus. The minutes from August 6, 1952, including January 6, 1963, were approved and ordered signed. Paul R.Grimehaw net with the council and presented a petition palling for the oreation of a mosquito abatement district which described the distriot boundaries as proposed but which did not call attention to the 1 mill levy provided by Statute for the control of mosquitoes. The ratter was discussed and Councilman Foote made a notion, seconded and carried, that the matter be taken under advisement; that a committee be appointed to discuss the matter with the Commissioners to determine their attitude and find out if they propose to try to make the levy this year. Whereupon Mayor Burok appointed Councilman Foote end Christensen to meet with.the Board of County Commissioners. Irvin Borreson and Laurence Johnson met with the Council protesting tho water running around the road right of way used to go to and from the sewage disposal unit, and asked that the irrigation aitch be dug out on the East side of the roadway to carry the water off in one stream, and that the culvert now undor the roadway be removed. It appearing from information from Lr. Templeton that a dividing wall .+ill have to be placed in the gritts dhamber at the sewage disposal unit, and a bid having been submitted for the job, Councilman Christensen made a motion, seconded by Councilman Robertson, and carried, that bids be asked for from the other two contractors in Moab doing that kind of work. Mayor Burck agreed to contaot these two groups riith a view of getting the bids in by Feb. 14. The purchase, of the backhoe ditcher with tractor was again discussed, and Recorder Shafer was asked to ;*rite the Arnold Machinery for a bid nth bucket cost ranging from 12inch to 30 inoh, bid price to be delivered to Lonb; end to notify the Christensen Motor Company of a date to be fixed for the opening of the bid ; that the Councilmeet in special session when those two bids are received for the purpose of accepting one, on motion of Councilman Foote, seconded by Councilman FoDougald and carried. Mars Pope, representing the Utah Power & Light Company, met with the Council and advised the property owners in the vicinity of tho CityPark are now asking for the installation of a light and ewer line; that the city's portion of the cost of this line to bring service to the city park property and the head of the water system would call for a v235 expenditure whboh can be covered uy a contract guaranteeing 5 years' continuous service at 5.00 per month with a rebate of 1/3 monthly use. Councilman Hines made a motion that the °entrant be aocepted and executed in order to provide poder to operate a chlorinator in the spring house. The notion was seconded by Councilman Robertson, and carried. 178 Qn motion of Councilman Christensen, seconded by Councilman Hines, and carried, Fred J.Dallmus was authorized to attend the Water Superintendent's school in Salt Lake City to be held on February 16, 17 and 18 with an expense allowance of $50.00; that if his actual expenses exceed this amount he submit a statement of expense to the city upon his return. On motion of Councilman Christensen, seconded by Councilman Robertson, and carried, Dr. H.V.Temple vas appointed Health Officer for Moab City for this year. Letter from Melvin Westwood, offering to move his fence line back 8y feet to widen and straighten the lane leading to Knob Hill, was presented. The Recorder was instructed to write Mr. Westwood that theCity does not have a deed to any of the Knob Rill lane; however that the offer is appreciated and, if he cares to move his fence back to accomodate the traffic at this time, the City will be glad to accept the right-of-way at any time the other property owners want to deed their portion to bring the street to the standard required under the rules adopted.-40411t. Letter from the Chamber of Commerce, Grand County, asking for a $200 contribution for 1953, was presented and discussed. On motion of Councilman Robertson, seconded by Councilman Hines, and carried, the sum of $100.00 was ordered paid for this purpose for this year. Councilman Foote did not vote. Claims of Associated Civic Clubs for 020.00 membership fee for 1953, and Utah Water Users' Ass'n for V10.00 membership fee for 1953, were rejected. Regisnationce Joe Lemon as City Sexton, because of his taking employment outside the city, was accepted and the Mayor authorized to offer the job to Tommy Lee. A representation from the local American Legiongroup asked the cooperation of the City in the installation of lights for the ball field, advising that they have all but 0500, the school having agreed to take $1200, the County to loan the1gh 4 1s from the Grand County Fair ground and contribute $300 in cash which would . leave a balance of approximately ,t500 cash, the Legion having contributed the poles, �{ labor, etc., toward the project. After discussing the matter, Councilman Christensen made a motion, seconded by Councilman Foote, and carried unanimously, thatthe sum of 500 be approved and appropriated toward this project. Councilman Q. U. Foote introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption. The motion was seconded by Councilman Hines and carried unanimously and the budget to govern the expenditures of the various departments of Moab City for the year 1953 was adopted as follows: Resolution No. eo. Whereas, it appearing that due and proper notice of the adoption of the budget for the year 1953 by Moab City has been given, as required by law, and that said proposed budget was set for hearing at this time, and no objection was made at xx any time toward the adoption of said budget, NOW, TIIEREFORE, be it resolved, ano it is hereby ordered by the City Council ni of Moab City, Utah, that the following budget be and it is hereby adopted as the budget of said city for the year commencing January 1, 1953 and ending December 31, 1953: POAB CITY BUDGET FOR 1953. General Fund; Receipts estimated and itemized in tentative budget on file in the office ui the City Recorder, for the year 1953 - - - $10,947.75 Deficit in Fund January 1, 1953 - - 2,556.23 Estimated expenditures; General and Administrative Department 04,405.00 Public °afety: Fire Lepartmailt $400.00 Police Department - - --$2435.00- 2,e35.00 Streets and Public Improvements;Street• 7'2900.00 Swimming pool - - 900.00 Disc. Pub.Imp.- - 430.00- Total General Fund Budgeted Class C Road Fund; Disbursements budgeted Sewer and Water Fund: Operating Expenses Depreciation Revenue Bond Interest 4.230.00 & Retirement: Interest: Issue of June 1, 1951 Issue of July 1, 1951.012,000 at 2,000 at 78,000 at 4 9OgO.00 3760.76 540.00 420.00 3A 35.00 4% 3120.00 (4,115.05) Reserve for Retirement; .2,000 July 1,1953 - - - 1,000 43,000 July 1, 1954 - - 1,500 $1,000 Juno 1, 1953 - - 1,000 7,615. tines 1.5% - - (11,422.50) $11,070.00 3,357.46 12,790.76 $ Revenui Bond Interest and Retirement disbursements: Interest - - - - t4,115.00 Retirement - - - 3,000.00 7,115.00 179 Net increase in reserve General 0bligation.Bond fund: Interest Retirement Total budget disbursements $1723.00 1600.00 $12,651.44 3,323.00 Cash - W33,895.46 Depreciation 3,760.76 The following claims were presented and approved on motion Hines, seconded by Councilman RoDougald, and carried: No. Name 4590 State Treasurer 4592 Robertson Bros. 4591 Robert C. Burr 4593 Utah Power a Light Co. 4594 Robert Sundwall 4595 John Stocks 4596 Intermountain Hosp. 4597 'il ler ' s "cab Coop 4598 Rex,s lltoco Station 4599 Lee Mitchell 4600 Standard Oil Co. 4601 Moab Garage Co. 4602 Christensen Motor Co. 4603 I4idladd Tel, Co. Amount. $44.00 3.34 23.50 103.55 10.00 10.00 59.45 1.89 24.79 1.20 13.35 14.18 7.40 8.50 No. Name 4604 James Scott 4605 Utah Fire Clay Co. 4606 Dan R. Winbourn 4607 Biggs -Kurtz Co. 4608 Waterworks Equ%nent 4609 Grand Co. Chamber of 4610 GrandC6unty 4611 Fred J. Dallmus 4612 Postmaster of Councilman Amount $ 125 275.54 15.00 .81 6329.99 Com. 100.00 150.90 50,00 20.00 4613 to 4619, inc., issued in payment of regular monthly payroll. 4620 Grand County -rent 20.00 There being no further business to come before the Board at this time, the meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman Christensen, seconded by Councilman IdcDougald, and carried. Attest: Recorder. .-E Cha (� airman. February 20, 1953. The Moab City Council met in speoial meeting at 5t00 P. M. on this date in the Grand County Courthouse, pursuant to oall by Mayor George J. Burok, for the purpose of opening and considering bide for_the Baokhoe digger and tractor as agreed upon at the regular meeting. Present were Mayor George J. Burok, Councilmen Maurioe Robertson, William T. Hines and N. S. Christensen, with Recorder margie M. Shafer. The Mayor proceeded to open and read the bids submitted, as follows: Arnold Maohinery Company: Ferguson Model 30 Tractor, 11x28 rear tires, 6:00x16 front tires; Davis Model 100 Hydraulic Loader and Henry BA-8 Baokhoe, total price $4467.00, less 5% disoount - - - - - - $4243.65 Same as above with Shawnee Heavy Duty Ditcher, same discount 4045.15 Same as above with Shawnee Model a2 ditoher 3706.90 Christensen Motor Company; Ford tractor 8N - new with speoial transmission; Sherman Baokhoe digger, 18" buoket; with angle dozer and frame - #3318.25 Both bids having been considered both as to the amount,and the needs of the City on the machinery, Councilman Hines made a motion that inasmuch as the Christensen Motor Company bid is low and includes all of the equipment, and the kind of equipment, the City contemplated purohaeing at this time, that the bid of Christensen Motor Company be aeoepted. The motion was seconded by Councilman Roberteon and carried. Councilman Hines proposed that an addition be made to the lights approved for installation at the November meeting, by asking for 3 more mercury vapor lights to be installed one on the South side of the Courthouse; one on the South aide of the school building and one on the West side of the school grounds, provided it is not too late to get them inoluded in the program, and the Recorder was instructed to write LaMar Evans, Utah Power & Light Company, American Fork, and request this change. There being no further business to come before the meeting at this time, adjournment was taken on motion of Councilman Hines, seconded by Councilman Robertson, and carried. Attest: ,I.Aff eoorder./ 180 laarch 3, 1953. CO KS7-1 Minutes of the regular meeting of the Moab City Council held at 8;00 o'clock P. M. on March 3, 1953, in the City office in the Grand County Courthouse. Present at the meeting were -Mayor George J. Burek, Councilmen N. S.Christensen, K. E. MoDougald, William T. Hines; Recorder Margie M. Shafer; Clerk Ellis R. Cook, Jr. and Water Supt. Feed Dallmus. Mr. Dallmus reported to the oounoil in regard his department; the chlorinating at the city water house was discussed; Mr. Dallmus asked that toilets be installed at the City Park, which suggestion was approved. The Mohler sewer connections, paid in advance, were brought before tie meeting upon an application by Mohlers to sell one oonn eotion with the lot and asking for authority to take the credit for the other hookup to another location. This plan was approved by the council. There being no other bid for building the dividing wall in the gritts chamber at the sewage diapoaal unit in accordance with plane submitted by Templeton, Engineer, on motion of 8ounoilman Christensen, seoonded and carried, the bid of Marvin Clever was aooepted for the sum of $110.00. Councilman Christensen reported the county road equipment will be moved into the city within the ooming month to work on the city streets and adjacent roads. It was, therefore, agreed that the new street should be opened up and that the sewer line should be installed there as soon as possible; that all of the residents there should pay their hookup fee in advance to help pay the cost of the line. The Cemetery improvement was discussed and it was agreed to investigate the possibility of running parallS1 water lines through to furnish water for hand sprinkling. Clerk Cook reported to the Council that Mrs. Johnnie Johnson olaimed to have received fee sewer service on account of easement given to the City. However, the easement oalled for a free hookup and nothing in regard a free service. Therefore, it was ordered that, in accordance with the Ordinance, the water be turned off if the fee is not paid. Water Superintendent Dallmus was ordered to start charging for water used through meters beginning April 1. The mosquito abatement program was discussed and Counoilman Christensen reported he had contacted the County Commissioners and was advised that Professor Knowlton and others will be down to meet with interested parties on this work in the near future; that even if a special district is created we could not levy for this year and that the Commissioners had indicated they would try and work some plan with the city for the financing of the program for this year. Application for $180 to go with the County's $500 for a full page Ad in the Salt Lake Tribune and Telegram for this year's advertising program, was presented and refused. Letter from the Utah Power & Light Company advising they will add the extra 20,000 lumen mercury vapor light to the program, -as requested, waa presented, and plat showing the location of the proposed lights ordered filed. Letter from G. A. Dugan, asking that hereafter the City have proper vouchers filed for claims against the Class C Road Fund was read and ordered filed. The following claims were presented, approved and ordered paid, on motion of Councilman Hines, seconded by Councilman MoDougald, and oarried; No. Name Amount 4621 B. C. Lumber Co. 2.00 4622 Utah Power & Light Co. 102.90 4623 Nicholas Murphy 90.00 4624 Times -Independent 125.00 4625 Moab Garage Company 95.14 4626 Tintic Standard Mining Co. 375.00 4627 Christensen Motor Co. 4.60 4628 Verl G. Barker 2.00 4629 Miller's Moab Coop 1.51 4630 Intermountain Printing 4.23 4631 First Security Trust Co. 20.00 There being no further business meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman and carried. No. }dame Amount TOE J. B.-Thomson 5.10 4633 J. Rex Nielsen 8.70 4634 Standard Oil Co. of Calif. 26.70 4635 Salt Lkke Stamp 80. 8.56 4636 Burck's Eastside Grocery 2.60 4637 Biggs -Kurtz Co. 3B3.61 4638 Intermountain Hospital Ser. 59.45 4639 to 4646, inc. - regular payr611. 4647 Grand County, rent 20.00 to come before the Board qt this time, the Nines, seconded by Councilman McDougald, Cs - Attest; May p . April 7, 1953. 181 The Moab City Council met in regular meeting at 8:00 o'clock P. M. on this date in the Courtroom of the Grand County Courthouse. Present at the meeting were Mayor George J.Burok, Councilmen William T.Hines, K. E. McDougald, Maurice Robertson, and N. S. Christensen, Recorder Margie M. Shafer, Clerk Ellis R. Cook, Jr., Marshall Robert C. Burr and Water Superintendent Fred Dallmus. Keith Barker met with the council regarding installation of punch boards under the Federal Lioensing provision. Mr. Barker was referred to the Attorney General of the State of Utah. Hal W.Chandler met with the council and applied for an oil and gas lease on the 55 acres covered by the City Park. In view of the fact that all contiguous lands have been leased to Vaul F. Catterson, represented by Mr. Chandler, and it being to bhe best interest of the people in the valley, in the opinion of the oounoil; Standard Form 0i1 and Gas Lease, for a 5 year period, $1.00 per acre rental per year and 1/8 royalty interest, was approved and ordered executed, covering the following - described lands: NW1S4 and NE4SEn, excepting a tract of land described as beginning at a point 440 feet west of the northwest corner of the SW,1 Sec. 15, T. 26 S , R. 22 E , S.L.M, running thence W. 880 ft.; thence S. 1320 ft.; thence E. 880 ft.; thence N. 1320 ft., to point of beginning; and Beginning et a point on the State Highway 1 rod east and 561 mods south of the northwest corner of the SE,SE4, Sec. 16, T. 26 S., R. 22 E. S. L. M., and running thence N. 56Q rds.; thence W. 1 rd.; thence S. 552 rds Southeasterly to beginning. This action was taken on motion of Councilman Christensen, seconded by Councilman Robertson, and parried. Ray Holyoak met with the Council in regard the Holyoak water line to be run this Spring. He wes.informed Mr. Dallmus is coming up there as soon as he finishes a little job he is now on, and it was the expressed understanding of all interested parties that the Holyoaks will help lay the line and receive oredit on their water use. Mr. Dallmus was authorized to work out the details of the job, the property owners having agreed to give rights -of -way for the line. Marshall Burr asked that the city allow one-half pay for a man to work during his vaoation time, a week this Spring and a week in the Fall, at the rate of $5.00 per day. On motion of Councilman MoDougald, seconded by Councilman Christensen and carried, it was agreed the City pay the $5.00 per day while Mr. Burr is on vacation. Complaints on dogs destroying gardens, flowers, eto., were brought up and Mr. Burr asked to try and find out who the miners of the dogs are and pick up the ones not claimed. Requests having been made for use of the ditch digger recently purchased, the sum of 4.6.00 per hour, with a minimum charge of $6.00 was fixed as a fair rental. Application of Verd Duncan for a culvert to pipe the irrigation ditch running along the North side of the old Aillard Niohols lane was presented and dawssed. The 1953 Class C road program was discussed, and the Clerk asked to write Erin Leonard to stop on hie next trip through Moab to go over • proposed program, end to try and get the new streets included in the program. Mayor Buren reported to the Council the plans for the April cleanup, the flower planting and the contests being held by the various civic organizations and that he had tentatively pledged the sum of $105 toward the prize money. The Council approved the program and the appropriation on motion of Christensen, seconded by Robertson, and oarried, and authorized that the swimming pool lot be filled in behind the oement curb, to allow the planting of lilacs around the pool. The question of operation of the swimming pool for this summer was discussed and tabled to the next meeting. The Council ordered the removal from accounts receivable of the following sewer oonneotion charges, inasmuch as in the opinion of the council they are un- collectible due to misunderstandings and other reasoner Alvie Holyoak $12.00 Carl Murphy $37.50 Garth Tangren 37.50 J. E.Stocka 12.50 Lester Burr 4.00 The charge of $50.00 against C. S. Thomson was ordered credited on account of ease- ment for the new sewer line recently taken through his property. The following claims were approved for payment on motion of Connoilmnn McDougal seconded by Councilman Robertson, and carried: No. Name Amount No. Name Amount 4648 Utah St. Social security 58.50 4652 Intermountain Hosp. Serv. $59.45 4649- Director Int. Revenue 126.90 4653 B.C.Lumber Co. 50.04 4650 Grand L.ounty, Utah. 150.00 4654 Robert Sundwall 10.00 4651. Clever Construction Co. 117.50 4656 Woodrow Adair 10.00 182 -No. Name Amount 4656 Verl G. Barker 33.75 4657 Patterson Office Equipment. 7.35 4658 Christensen Motor Co. 3,334.21 4659 Lawrence Johnson 30.00 4660 Utah Fire Clay Co. 4.44 4661 Postmaster .60 4662. Tom Gurr 4.35 4663 Biggs Kurtz Co. 16.05 4664 Mark Smith 2.70 4665 Millers Moab Coop 1.03 4666 Western Store 6.40 4667 Robertson Brothers 22.39 4668 and 4669 - cancelled No. Name Amount 4670 Moab Garage Company TUUTIT 4671. Waterworks Equipment Co. 116.80 4672 Utah Power & Light Co. 103.55 4673 Wasatch Chemical 6o. 4.17 4674 Midland Tel. Co. 34.10 4675 George Bittle 144.50 Class C Road warrants: 8. Nicholas Murphy $150.00 9. L. R. Tangren 12.00 10. Clarence Tangren 12.00 4676 to 4684, ino., issued in payment of regular monthly payroll, for April. There being no further business before the council, the meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman Hines, seconded by Councilman McDougald, and carried. Mayor. May 5, 1953. The Moab City Council met in regular session at 8:00 o'clock P. M. on this date. Present at the meeting were Mayor Burck, Councilmen Christense, Hines and Robertson, Recorder chafer, Clerk Cook and Water Superintendent Dallmus. Virginia Johnson met with the Council in regard the 75/ fee charged for her sewer service, alleging that it was her belief that the easement she gave over their home was to take care of all future seller charges. Mrs. Johnson was advised that, under our Ordinaaoe the counoil would not have the power to sign such an agreement and showed the Agreement which provides that all sewer connection fees are paid for the premises. Mrs. Johnson then advised that her property was damaged and that some dirt had had to be hauled in, etc., and Mayor Burok and Connoilman Christensen agreed to come down and look the premises over with a view of determining the damage, at a time to be fixed by Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, on motion of Councilman Christensen, seonnded by Councilman McDougald, and oarried. A. R. Knight and wife met with the council and asked that a sewer line be run to the property on Knob Hill where they are building a home. The proposition of running the line down through the Cunningham property, past the Dr. Temple home was discussed and it was agreed that if the property owners will grant a right-of-way that would bh the proper plaoe to put the line if a street can be run; that otherwise, without a street, the property owners will have to stand the cost of the line which would be credited with future hookups. Mayor Burck and Councilman Christensen agreed to go over the property tomorrow. Nick Bulliok met with the Council and asked that at least a walkway be put in over to his place across the creek. Mayor Burck and Councilman Christensen agreed to meet Mr. Bulliok tomorrow with a view of investigating the opening of the street which was laid out in the original City plat. Fred Dallmus brought the question of hooking up the Peterson Cemetery to the City water line and asked about charging therefor. The matter was discussed at considerable length and, on motion of Counoilman Hines, seconded by Counoilman Robertson, and carried, Mr. Dallmus was ordered to advise Mr. Peterson he would have to pay regular rates for the water, that is, double if the water is outside the city limits, and that he would have to stand the full cost of the line, such cost to be credited on the water. Councilman McDougald voted "No" to charging for the water, but explained he thought the property owner should pay for the line. Letter from the State Department of Health asking when the swimming pool will open, eto., was presented and discussed, and Councilman Hines agreed to see Councilman Foote and advise Recorder Shafer, who was instructed to write the State Department in time to get a man down to inspect the pool before it is opened. Water Superintendent Dallmus brought to question of stock watering taps to the attention of the council and asked what eharges should be made for them. He was advised that our present oridinance does not provide for stock watering taps and these lines should be treated and charged for the same as others. The Recorder was instructed to write Don Ramey, of Done Utoeo Service, andssk that he keep the waste water from his station inside where it will run down the drain instead of washing cars out where the water runs onto the road making a bad puddle and breaking the oiled surface. 00 C.� 183 Letter from B. S. Perry, Feature Advertising Manager, Salt Lake Tribune and Deseret News, asking that the Sunday May 17 article be included in the City's advertising program, was presented and the Recorder instructed to advise Mr. Perry they had not included this in their plans. The following claims were presented and approved for payment on motion of Councilman Christensen, seconded by Councilman Robertson, and carried: No. Name Amount. 4685. Postmaster 20.00 4686 C. J. Meador, Agent 80.75 4687 Robert W. Sundwall 15.00 4688 Graybar Electrio Co. 1000.00 4689. Westinghouse Eleatic 21.34 4690. Waterworks Equipm.Co. 91.57 4691. Christensen Motor 85.33 4692 B.C.Lumber Co. 56.14 4693. Jack W. Pehrson 1.20 4694 Verl G. Barker 120.00M 4695 D. H. Shields 26.88 4696 Miller's Moab Coop. 7.26 4697. L.A.Creer Const. 80.56 4698 Grand County 409.50 4699 Midland Tel. Co. 21.50 4700 Riley„Drug Company .40 4701 Ma3erus Duplicator &Sup. 8.25 No. Name Amount. Orff. Intermountain Printing .27 4703. Utah Power & Light Co. 102.90 4704. Biggs Kurtz Co. 103.60 4705. Moab Garage Co. 17.79 4706. Roy Holyoak - 3.00 4707. Arnel Holyoak 17.50 4708. Jesse Holyoak 50.00 4709. Jesse Holyoak 50.00 4710. Desmond Young 20.00 4711. Ray Holyoak _ 154.38 4712. First Nat'l Bank of Moab 20.00 4713. Laura Stocks 17.00 4714. Intermountain Hosp.Serv. 59.45 4715. J. T. prise 25.00 4716. Helen Carter,Sec'y Mary - Martha Club 25.00 4717 Ear Kerby 25.00 There being no further business to come before the Council, the meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman McDougald, seconded by Counoilman Robertson, and carried. Attest: � " Mavdr. Boor r * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * June 2, 1953. Minutes of the regular meeting of the Moab City Council held at 8:00 o'clock P. Y. on this date. Present were Mayor George J. Burok, Councilmen William T. Hines,N.S.Christensen, G. U. Foote, K. E. MoDougald; Recorder Margie M. Shafer, Clerk Ellie Cook and Marshall Burr. At 8:20 P.M. Mrs. VirginiaCarter complained against the Ut000 Service Station remaining open all night and particularly the noise oaused by the repairing of tires, and asked the cooperation of the CityOouncil in protecting her business, stating that her tenants had complained. Tt was -decided by the Counoil to request the operator not to repair tires after midnight, and the Recorder was asked to so notify him, by letter. At 8:40 P. M. Mr. and Mrs. Heath li.Fluke met with the council in regard the complaint made against them for selling beer to a minor whioh case is now in the Justice Court. The group listened to the story and talked to the boy who had purohased the bear. Inasmuch as the matter is in the hands of the Justine of the Peace, Mr. and Mrs. Rluke were advised that, at this time, the 0ouncil has no jurisdiction. Marshall Burr was authorized to hire such speoial deputy help as he needs Saturday night, June 6, which is the date set for the Utex party. Upon application of Marshall Burr, and after interviewing HowardWilliams, Sr. Counoilman McDougald made a motion, seconded by Councilman Hines, and carried, to employ HowardWilliams, Sr., as deputy marahall or the summer months, at a salary of $100.00 per month beginning June 1, a reasonable oar expense and telephone. The swimming pool operation for this season was discussed and the appointment of Duane Wimmer as operator at a salary of $150.00 per month, beginning hay 15, 1953, was approved. Mr. McCune, of Wood, Child, Mann & Smith, Auditors now cheoking the county records for the period ending December 31, 1952, met with the council and offered to audit the city records for the 2 year period ending December 31, 1952, for the sum of not to exceed $200.00 and expenses. This offer was accepted on motion of Counoilman Foote, seconded by Councilman Christenseq,and carried. The curb and gutter program heretofore discussed was again brought before the council and it was agreed that, at this time, it would be too expensive, and that the program should be started with a determination of the location of the sidewalks and getting them cleared of trees, etc. 184 QC The question of spraying the city streets for this season was discussed and the counoil being of the opinion there should be at least three applicationsof spray to make an effective kill, Councilman McDougald made a motion, seconded by Councilman Hines, and carried, that a pump, hose and boom be purchased and used with old oil barrell on the city tractor, it being the understanding that the outfit can be made for a cost not to exceed $150.00. The 1953 Class C Road program was set up for City Hide maintenance for the full amount of $2,331.63, and the Agreement was ordered executed and forwarded to the StateRoad Commission. Ellis Cook was authorized to attend the Municipal League school for Clerical and Fiscal officers to be held at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City, Utah, June 18, 19 and_20, 1953, and an expense allowance of $50.00 was approved with the understanding that if the cost of the trip exceeds this amount he can claim the balance. An invitation from the Lion's Club to the City Officers and Employees, to attend the Fis}[ Fry to be held at the Mussellmann ranch on June 6, was presented by t'ayor Burok. Insurance Policy No. 239319 covering the swimming pool filter and pump house and equipment shed for $1,000 and equipment for $1,000 was approved and the premium amounting to $20.80 was ordered paid. The following claims were approved and ordered paid on motion of Councilman Hines, seconded by 0onnoilman McDougald, and oarried: No. Name Amount 4728 Zions Savings & Trust Bank 1180.00 4729 Intermountain Hospital Ser. 59.45 4730 Misc. Tax Division 2.00 4731 Carroll J. Meador 20180 4732 Woodrow Adair 10.00 4733 Utah Power & Light Co. 104.20 4734 B.C.Lumber Co. 52.46 4735 Burck's Eastside Grocery 35.87 4736 Dale M.Parriott 8.00 4737 Clever Construction Co. 103.64 4738 Midland Telephone Co. 10.50 4739 Millers Moab Coop 18.03 Class B Road: No. Name 4740 MoabO arage Company 4741 Western Store 4742 Christensen Motor Co. 4743 Biggs Kurtz Co. 4744 Intermountain Printing 4745 Wasatci Chemical Co. 3.22 4746 Patterson Office Equipment 4.25 4747 Simmons Lock & Key Shop 8.92 4748 Ace Turner 80.00 4749 George Roedel 7.50 4750 Jack Lent 4.35 4751 First Nat'l Bank 100.00 11 Desmond Young 94.92 12. Arpod ninghoffer 70.92 13. Max Johnson 65.01 14. Dave A. Johnson 70.92 15. Soott Winbourn 22.50 16. Arpad Ringhoffer 62.28 17. Max Johnson 41.37 16. Dave A.Johnson 47.28 19. City of Moab General Bank Act. 6.64 There being no further business to come adjournment was taken at 11:30 P. Ma on motion of man McDougald, and carried. Attest; Ptf& //J Record Amount 33.23 3.20 4.45 123.21 6.30 before the meeting at this time, Councilman Hines, seconded by Council- or. #iF iF iF iE it it 9t 9E # ## # * # # # # # * * # # * # # * # # * # # # * iE # # # # # # * * July 6, 1953. Minutes of the regular meeting of the Moab City Cuncil held at 8:00 o'clock P. M. on this date. Present at the meeting were Mayor George J. Durck, Councilmen K. E. ,McDougald, William T. Hines, N. S. Christensen with Councilman C.U. Foote absent on account of illness and Councilman Maurice Robertson out of town. Also present were Recorder Margie M. Shafer, Clerk Ellis R. Cook, Jr. and Deputy Marshall Howard G. Williams. A delegation of 18 persons met with the council in regard the beer license issued to Heath E. Fluke and asked that, inasmuch as he had been found guilty of a ;barge of selling beer to a minor and that he had plead guilty as charged, and fined for that offense, that the beer license issued to him to sell beer within the limits 'of Moab City be revoked. The matter was discussed between the delegationand the Council and other complaints were voiced and other violations of the State Liquor Laws and the 'City Ordinances were cited in connection with this business. The delegation also asked that all businesses in a residential section be litKrainiXiODOLIMICOCUMEMIOIXXXXMEM required to close at a reasonable hour, 10:00 P. M. at the latest, and asked that ordinances be passed to that effect. The views of the citizens having been voiced and discussed, the delegation withdrew and the question of the beer license issued to Heath E. Fluke was discussed, both under the State Liquor laws and th0 city ordinances governing the sale of beer and thecontrol of beer sales. It appearing to the Mayor and members of the Council that under the circums-cances and particularly in view of the fact that Mr. Luke had been found guilty by the Justice Court to be in violation of the laws inconnection with his leer license, that under the reluirements of Section 9, Chapter 1, Revised Ordinances of Moat, and being of the opinion that the delegation petitioning the revocation required such action, Councilman Hines made a motion, which was seconded by Councilman Christensen, and carried, with Councilman McDougald,not voting, that the license of Heath E.Fluke to sell beer within the limits of Moab City be revoked, effective immediately. ACouncilman Hines also made a motion, seconded by Councilman Christensen, and carried unanimously, that the law enforcement officers be instructed to be strict in the enforcement of the laws of the City, and particularly in regard the drunken and disorderly conduct. There was no action taken on the request that all business within residential districts to required to close, inasmuch as Moab has no zoning ordinances and without such ordinances there would be no residential districts organized. The minutes of the meeting held June 2 were read and ordered amended to include the following Resolution which was offered by Councilman Christensen who moved its adoption, the motion having been seconded by Councilman G.U. Foote, and carried unanimously: 185 RESOLUTION OF CITY TO BORROW MONEY. BEhTTcHEREBTthESOLVED That the city, under the signature of its Clerk and Mayor be and hereby is authorized to borrow from the First National Bank of Moab the sum of Four thousand Dollars ($4,000.00) binding the full faith and credit of the city therefor by promissory note in appropriate form, to dzaw interest at the rate of four per cent per annum, and be payable on or before December 31, 1953. Bond for Howard G.Williamsl services as Deputy Marshall was fixed in the sum of $1,000.00, surety bond, and Mr. Williams was instructed to call at the office of Carroll J. Meador, Agent American Surety Company, and file application for such bond. Deputy Marshall Williams was authorized to purchase 2 tires for his car this month and two next month for use in the city marshall department. It was reported to the Council that the State Road Patrol were working toward getting a l:edestrian lane established and marked on the street crossing in front of the barber shop and the Moab Garage Company, as soon as the seal coat is laid on the highway. It was requested that Mr. Spencer, of the Times Independent, be asked to put a notice of this is his newspaper, and urge that people start using that crossing now, particularly after the picture show closes. Mr. Riley, of the Riley `Drug, having offered to furnish the material for a mosquito spray at cost, the Council authorized Councilmen McDougald and Hines to meetiiith the County Commissioners tomorrow and try to work out a cooperative program. The bill against Grand County fo d' ging a ditch acrnss the county fair ground a distance of 840 feet, at $8.O67w6h included the hiring of two men, total bill $104 was brought before the council for approval. After discussion,.it was unanimously agreed to contribute this service to the county. The question of layroll for special employees was discussed and it was ordered that, hereafter, there shill be only one payroll period and that be once eachmonth immediately after the council meets, this allowing all claims to be approved at regular meetings. The following claims were approved on motion of Councilman Hines, seconded by Councilman McDougald, and carried: No. Name 475 Possmaster 4766 Arches Cafe 4767 Christensen Motor Co 4768 D. H. Shields 4769 Donis Utoco Service 1L770;..Wasatch Chemical Co. 4771 Intermountain Hospital 4772 State Insurance Fund 4773 State S.S.Agency 14774 Director of Int. Rev. 4775 Robertson Bros. Amount 20.00 42.00 4.40 55.99 53.26 59.50 59.45 69.49 71.78 126.90 89.90 No. Name Amount 1777 Maxine Irish, et al 5.10 4778 Earl Hot, 4.35 4779 Midland Tel. Co. 16.25 4780 Riley Drug Co. 2.45 4781 Millers Moab Coop 19.93 4782 Verl G.Barker 5.50 4783 Max Johnson 22.16 4784 John Stocks 10.00 4785 Woodrow Adair 10.00 4786 Ace Turner 10.00 4787 Utah Power & Light Co. 104.20 4788 Postmaster, Moab. 1.10 1 8 6 No. Nam; Amount No. Name Amount 4789 Norman B. Taylor $ 2.50 4777 Clarence Christensen ]1.62 4790 Beach & Pool 3.00 4798 Edgar Wilcox 6.00 4791 Jesse Holyoak 10.00 4799 Dale Parriott 40.OG 4792 Biggs Kurtz Co. 42.18 4800 to 4808, inc., issued in payment for 4793 Paddock Pool & Equip. Co. 81.23 the regular monthly payroll. 4794 Waterworks Equip. Co.121.74 4795 Moab Garage Co. 35.40 4796 Graybar Electric Co. 326.97 The water department reported on the reason for the shortage of water recently, as follows: In May, there was 7 million gallons of water used through meters and in June 7 million 8 hundred thousand; that the peak month in 1952 was in August when 7 million, 1 hundred thousand was used; that this year we have 407 accounts while last year we had 370; that when the new system was planned the Engineer's estimate was for 10 million gallons of water but that the June usage kept the tanks empty. The Council then reach tithe conclusion that the water supply has fallen short this year or that the main/line is leaking and agreed that this should be checked and if necessary the old part of the line be replaced. There being no further business to come before the Board, the meeting adjourned on motion of CouncilmanMcDougald, seconded by Councilman Hines, and carried, at 11:45P Attest: Recorder yo ,: * * -; * * * * * * x F * * * * * ,; * ,w tr „ .: July 20, 1953. The City Council was called together in special session at 8:30 on this date for the purpose of healing a delegation in regard the revocation of Heath E. Fluke beer license. Present at the meeting were Hayor George J. kurck, Councilmen Maurice Robertson, William Hines and G. U. Foote, with Recorder Margie M. Shafer Marshall Burr and Deputy Marshall Williams. Mayor Burck ojened the meeting by explaining the purpose and that it was called at the request of Mr. Fluke, Mayor Burck believing that Mr. Fluke should have an opportunity to be heard on the question. There were 68 persons present at the meeting and it was turned over for public discussion of the question at hand. Various citizens expressed their views in the matter,both for and against the revocation and, it appearing that everyone had been heard from who desired to express himself, R. J. Miller, Jr., a member of the delegation, made a motion that the matter now be turned to the Council to decide. The motion was seconded by Claron Bailey and carried. Whereupon the citizens' meeting was closed. The Council did not take any action on the matter at this meeting, it being the desire of those present that a full board be present, and it was agreed that they would try and have all of the council present at the next regular meeting whe:E the license would again be considered. Adjournment was taken on motion of Councilman Hines, seconded by Councilman Robertson, and carried, a 10:30 P. M. Q Attest' r �y Recor er.a r. ** *;* *rem* * ** AUGUST 4, 1953. The Moab Ci rcoincil met in regular session at 8:00 P. M. on this date. 'Present at the meeting were Mayor George J.Burck, Cound lmen G.U. Foote, William Hines, K. E.McDougald and M. E. Robertson; Abeeht N.S.Christensen. Also present were Recorder Margie M.Shafer; Clerk Ellis R. Cook, Jr.; Marshall Robert C.Burr and Deputy Howard G. Williams .,nd water superintendent Fred Da]imus. The minutes -of the regular meeting held July 6 and the special meeting held July20 were read and approved. County Agricultural Agent Paul Grimshaw and District Agricultural Agent and Inspector L. B.Perry, met with the Board in regard the mosquito control progrm and again presented the petition for the creation oita mosquito control district tto include Moab Vn11ey, running from the month of the riverbelow Moab up to Lloyd Somerville's,ranch, to include both creeks and follow the rim of the rocks on the North and East sidesof town. The progran was discussed in detail and the Petition, bearing the signature's of 118 persons, was presented, as follows. ( �7 - �I Petition. 187 January 12, 1953. We, the undersigned, petition the Moab City Council and the Grand County Commissioners to form a mosquite abatement district covering the following described properties: Section 22; SWI Sec. 15' Sec. 16,; Sec.17; Sec.8N2 Sec. 18; Sec. 7; Si Sec. 6; all in T.26 S., R. 22 E.; S2 Sec.6, NE4 Sec. 12; Ni:, SEs Sec. 2, all in T.26 S., R. 21 E.; Sec. 1; SW? Sec. 26; Sec. 35; Sec.34; Sec.27; Sec. 26; all in T. 25 S. and R. 21 E., S.L.M. (Following the signatures was the notation:) I fullyunderstand that the establishment of thisDistrict entails financing. That this may be obtained by the levy of up to one (1) otidmock mill ($1 per $1000 of assessed valuation) on all property in the above -described district. It appearing tothe Board that we need some protection from mosquitoes and that if a district iscreated there would be a more planned and effective program, the petition was approved ald ordered transferred tothe Board ofCounty Commissioners for action, on motion of Councilman G. U.Foote, seconded by Councilman K. E. McDougald, and carried unanimously. L. B.Perry advisedthe Council that nnhen the new water line was installed the line to hisprivate spring was cut, and asked for some help in locating it and getting his water through again. It was suggested that Mr. Perry get all the information he can as to his line location and the condition of his spring, and the matter was referred to the plater Department for investigation. WaterSuperintendent Dallmus advised the digester at the sewer disposal unit isnot functioning properly and that he has had to spend all of his time there excepting when he could hire someone else to run it. Inasmuch as Engineer Templeton will be in Moab within the next week to go over the necessary change in the water system flow line where the flood has washed it out, it wasdecided to wait and talk to him about the trouble. It wasdecided that, if it is the suggestion of Engineer Templeton, the flow line across Pack Creek washed out by the flood be replaced with cast iron and that itbe laid dorm seven feet deep instead of the 4 feet deep as the present line was. Petition to the City Commission signed by 16 persons asking that the revocation of the license of Fluke's Club be continued, was presented. Mayor Burck stated to the Council that so far as he is concerned personally, if it cane to a place where he would have tovote in thematter, he would vote to continue the revocation. The matter was discussed and both public meetings and the petition reviewed and the members of the council being fully advised, Councilman Robertson made emotion, seconded by Councilman McDougald, and carried unanimously, that this license be reinstated immediately. ?thereupon, Sheriff Burr asked that Mr. Fluke be required to furnish additional lighting outside his place of business and that he also be required to remove the paint from his front mi ndows. The Council unanimouslyapproved the suggestion and asked, also, that 14r. Flulcebe notified of these conditions and that, should thisoffenee be repeated, it will be dealt with much more severely. The following levieswere fixed TaxCommiss_on and the County Auditor, on Councilman Foote, and carried: General T .nd Streets and sidewalks fund Public Property fund Department of Public Safety Bond Int. & Sinking fund Total for 1953 to be certified to the State motion of Councilman Hines, seconded by 5 mills 4 mills 2 mills 2 mills 6 mills 19 mills Councilman Hines reported that he had been advised the power company contemplates leaving onlyone man here after the new power line is installed, and suggested that this matter be investigated. The Board agreed that there should be alineman along with I4r. Pope to take care of any emergency and that should it develop that wig all the men are called out with the exception of one, the Council would then take action. The following claims were approved and ordered paid on motion of Councilman Hines, seconded by Councilman Foote, and carried: No. 4609 4810 4811 4812 4813 482 4815 4816 4817 Name Amount. Intermountain Hsop. 59.45 Moab Electric 18.41 Robertson Brothers 5.63 Dan R. Winbourn 31.50 B.C.Lumber Co. 71.66 Irish &Wilson 14.00 Ut. Power & LiEht co. 120.69 Christensen Motor 89.40 Don's Utoco Service 13.14 No. Name O18 MU -Drug Co. 4819 Miller's MoabCoop 4820 Verl G.Barker 4821 Moab Garage0ompany 4822 Eugene Marler 4833 DutchStewart 4824 and 4825 - not issued 4825 Lonnie Marler 4827 0tho Murphy Amount 161.80 3.93 64.00 55.22 30.00 30.00 48.75 10.00 188 No. Name 4828 Ed J. Brewer 4829 Wood, Child, Mann & Smith 4830 Clever Qonstruction Co. 4831 E.L. Christensen 4832 Big Flat Unit 4833 Frank Edwards Co. 4834 Templeton & Linke 4834 Biggs Kurtz Co. 4836 Midland Telephone Co. 4837 Times -Independent Amount No. Name Amount 6.25 443$ Waterworkd Equip. Co. 92.25 200.00 4839 Q orice Denny 4.35 2.20 4840 Ralph R.Smith .90 500.00 4841 Richard K. Adamsen 2.70 72.00 4842 Don Christofersen 3.75 2.03 4843 James H. Mallery 7.50 102.00 4844 JoeSvann 4.35 15.33 4845 Ralph Estes 5.00 14.10 4846 to 4854 issued in payment for 37.45 regular monthly payroll. 4855 Postmaster 3.00 There being no further business to come before the meeting at this time, adjournment was taken on motion of Councilman Hines, seconded by Councilman McDougald, and carried, the meeting adjourned at 2:10 1. M. Attest;r/f!!j, Recorde * * ., k * # * # * # x * * * .( # # .. x * * * # * * * , * x a # # ., d: is 3: * d: September 1, 1953. Regular meeting of the Moab City Council was held at 8:00 o'clock P. M. on this date. Present were Mayor Ceorge J. Burck, Councilmen N. S.Christensen, G. U. Foote, M. E.Robertson, K. E.McDoug5.1d, with Cbuncilman Hines excused and away from town. Also present were Recorder Margie M.Shafer, Clerk Ellis R. Cook, Jr., Marshall Robert C.Burr and Attorney Mitchell Melich. A group of citizens were present and represented by Dick Henricksen, Attorney, 1111 Walker Bank Building, Salt Lake City, Utah, in regard the indident of last Saturday night when seven boys were in a car which was shot at by the Deputy Marshall. Attorney Henricksen addressed. the group, describing the episode and presenting the slug from the bullet which was fired and lodged in the back of the car just under the back window, and asked that some action be taken by the city council and that the Deputy peace officer be released as such officer. Also asked that the backwindow be replaced in the car which was shattered by the shot. Upon being called upon in regard the claim for repair of the automobile, Attorney Melich suggested that the claim be presented and he would consider whether or not he would recommend the payment thereof by the council. Whereupon, the group retired and the council asked that Mr. Williams be called in to tell his sbory. After listening to Mr. Williams and discussing the happening openly, Mr. Williams offered his resignation which was accepted on motion of Councilman Foote, seconded by Councilman Robertson and carried unanimously. C-1 Marshall Burr appeared before the Council and asked to be released fromthe City I•iarshall duties, inasmuch as it makes too confining a job of his County Sheriff's job, explaining that the Saturday night incident had nothing to do with his resignation but also that he thought it would be easier to get a better man for City Marshall if the full salary could be applied toward a Hill -time job for someone. Mr. Burr asked that his resignation be accepted, effective September 15. Whereupon, Councilman Christensen made a motion, seconded by Councilman McDougald, and carried, that Mr. Burr's resignation be accepted, effective September 15, 1953, which motion was carried unanimously. The question of billing property owners for water used on his premises by his tenants was discussed and it was unanimously agreed that hereafter a property owner must be billed for all water used on any property owned by him and that his premises shall be held liable for the payment therefor; that if a bill for water or sewer is left unpaid on a rented premise by a tenant that that water be turned off and not turned on again until the bill is paid either for that tenant or for another. This action was taken on motion of Councilman McDougald, seconded by Councilman Robertson and carried unanimously. The broken pipe accidently cut by a cat operator while repairing the line across Mill Creek was discussed and it was agreed to deduct S25.00'from the bill submitted by the man who cut t%:e pipe, this seeming a fair settlement from the facts set forth by the water superintendent. The problem being presented on Knob Hill due to the increased building going on there was discussed, and the Council discussed the possibility of installing a 4-inch line up the lane with a fire hydrant at the turn. It was agreed the need is urgent and also that the development of the water at the springhouse is necessary. Mr. Dallmus was authorized to go to Salt LakeGity for the Municipal League Convention beginning September 9 and while he is there he was authorized to see Engineer Templeton about plans for developing the spring, see Dorr & C'ompany about the digester and other business which has been waiting. It was agreed that anyone desiring to attend the Convention be authorized to go to 5gt Lake City and that an expense allowance of $75.00 be approved for each. This was approved on motion of Councilman Christensen, seconded by Councilman Foote and carried unanimously. Mayor Burck reported he had been advised there was the possibility of 189 a sale of the City Park property for a substantial sum; and therefore thought it advisable to bring the matter to the council for opinion. The council was of the opinion they should not consider selling property belonging to the City and being used as this is being used. Roy Turner having offered to take the job of looking after the cemetery insofar as burials are concerned, the Council was pleased to accept his offer and appointed him sexton at the salary of $15.00 per month, with the understanding that all graves which are not paid for cash are to be billed through the City at the rate of $20.00 each. The following resolution was duly offered by Councilman Christensen and seconded %y Councilman McDougald, and upon being put to a vote was unanimously adopted: RESOLUTION NO. 1953-2. WHEREAS, it appearing to the City Council of the City of Moab, Grand County, Utah, that for the purpose of meeting current expenses of said city for the year 1953, it shall le necessary for said city to borrow the sum of $5,000.00. NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved by the City Council of the City of Moab, Utah, that for the purpose of meeting current expenses of said city for the year 1953, the said city borrow from the First National Bank of Moab, at Moab, Utah, the sum of $5,000.00, said sum to be due and payable on or before January 1, 1953, and to draw interest atthe rate of 4% per annum from date; that the Mayor of said City is hereby authorized and directed to sign and execute for and on behalf of said city a negotiable promissory note of said city madc payable to the First National Bank of Moab, at Moab, Utah, for the sum of $5,000.00, to be dated September 8, 1953, due and payable on or before January 1, 1953, and to bear interest at the rate of 4% per annum from date. Said note shall le in substantially the form of the note attached hereto, marked Exhibit "A" and made a part of this Resolution. Exhibit 1110. $5,000.00 September 8, 1953. on or before January 1, 1954, the City of Moab, Grand County, Utah, for value received, promises to pay to the First National Bank of Moab, or order, the sum of Five thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars, at the First National Bank of Moab, in Moab, Utah, with interest at the rate of 4% per annum from date hereof until paid. It is hereby certified, recited and declared, that the entire indebtedness of said city hereby incurred is not in excess of the taxes and revenues of said city to be levied and collected for the current year 1953, and that said indebtedness was and is contracted for the purpose for which said taxes and revenues are to be levied and collected. The City of Moab shall levy and collect in the year 1953, sufficient tax and revenue to pay the principal and interest on this note as the same shall fall due and this note is issued in anticipation of such taxes and revenues for the year 1953. It is hereby further certified, recited and declared that all conditions, acts and things essential to the validity of this note exist, have happened and have been done, and that every requirement of law, affecting the issue thereof has been duly complied with, and that, this note is vlthln every debt limit prescribed by the onstitution and laws of said state and that the hall faith and credit of said City of Moab is hereby irrevocably pledged to the punctual payment of the principal and interest of this note according to its terms. Said city further agrees to pay a reasonable attorney's fee in case suit shall be brought on this note, said fee to be taxed as a part of the costs in the suit. This note isissued ly the City of Moab in conformite to a resolution of said City passed and adopted on the first day of September, 1953, and under authority conferred upon said council under provisions of Section 10-8-6, Utah Code Annotated, 1953. IN WITNESS WITEREOF, THE Cite of Moab has caused this note to be signed by its Mayor, its corporate seal to be hereunto affixed and attested by the the City Recorder, on this 8th day of September, 1953. Attest: MARGIE M. SHAFER, CITY OF MOAB Recorder. By (Signed) GEORGE J. BURCK (CORPORATE SEAL AFFIXED) Mayor The following claims were presented and approved on motion of Councilman Christensen, secaided by Councilman Robertson, and carried: No. Name Amount No. Name Amount -4 56Miller's M761--Coop $ .79 8 S a e Insurance Fund 1144.00 4857 Midland Tele. Co. 29,65 4859 Lionel Craig 1180.50 1 900 Name 4860. Oscar Brasier 4861. Bernard Evans 4862 Dwight Leech 4863 Mathew (Duthh) Stewart 4864. Edgar Wilcox 4865 Templeton & Linke 4866 Irish & Wilson 4867 Standard Oil Co. of Calif. 4868 Utah Power & Light Co. 4869 Don's Utoco Service 4870 Waterworks Equipment Co. 4871 Riley Drug Company 4872 Western Store 4873 Moab Garage Co. There being no further adjourned at 1:20 o'clock A. N. Attest: erk Amount.. No. Name Amount. 24.50 4874 Patterson Office Equip.Co�6.97 127.43 4875 Dan Winbourn 17.50 39.40 4876 Christensen Motor Co. 169.83 205.60 4877 B.C.Lumber Co. 27.05 2.50 4878 Intermountain Hosp.Service 59.45 254.00 4879 Mathew Stewart 19.00 4880=Fred.Dallmus 51.00 4881 Maurice Robertson 146.89 4882 George J. Burck 6.38 4883 Margie M. Shafer 31.54 4884 Firemlin's Pension Fund 149.73 4885 Postmaster 1.15 4886 to 4895, inc., issued in payment 45.29 for regular monthly salaries. business to:come before the Board, the meeting 29.85 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 520.00 20.00 Mayor. .! x .: ., F :. * ., :_ # .c .r * i= .c ri i- :. :c :. :c i= i' x >, .. w T >, October 6, 1953. Minutes of the regular meeting of the Moab City Council held in the Council room of the Courthouse at 8:00 P. M. Present at the meeting were i favor George J.Burck, Councilmen N. S.Christensen, Willi,m T. Hines, K. E. McDougald M. E.Robertson and G.U. Foote, with Recorder Margie M. Shafer, Clerk Ellis R. Cook, Jr. ,nd Water Superintendent Fred Dallmus. Mr. Price, representing the Newspaper Agency Corporation, Agent for the Deseret News Xmas Edition, December 16, and theSalt Lake Tribune Empire Edition January 20, met with the Council and asked their cooperation, withGrand County, in an Ad for both Editions, the 8ity portion to be $1]2.00, the County having pledged 336, the Ad to be 3 col. 10 inch. After due consider.tion, Councilman Foote made a motion, seconded by Councilman McDougald, and carried with 1 negative vote (William T.Hines), to cooperate with Grand County for an Ad in each edition, to be rrepared by Mr. Price with the help of County Commissioner Chairman Winford Bunce. Mrs.D. E. Baadwin,llrs. Dorie ifelich and Mrs. Q Hansen, representing the Women's Literary Club presented request for a cleanup program to be of entire vear duration, to start at the river bridge aid include the State Highway route at least to the old City Reservoir. The group made various good suggestions for the Program and were assured that, if they get the program started with the various civic organizations working the several districts within the prescribed area, the City Council will cooperate to the fullest extent. The group also registered protests against the parking of diesel trucks with motors running in the streets, sometimes for hours at a time, aid the narking of large trucks too close to the corners, making a driving haz,ard, particularly on the corner by Fern's Cafe. The question of building permits was then discussed, aid Mrs. Melich suggested that a building permit code be adopted to protect a proeerty owner in the investment of a large sum of money for a nice building from losing by the building of shacks around him. No action was taken at this time. Roy Turner, CitySexton, met with the Board to get a more definite idea on what charge has been placed on opening and closing a grave. After considerable discussion, it was agreed that $20.00 should be the cost of digcing the grave and $30.00 for opening and closing, and that Hr. Turner, sinne he has accepted the appointment of Sexton be authorized to soinform the public. Thisbeing the time and place -Advertised for interviewing the applicafits for the city marshall appointment, the following aFo1icatts were present: Ross Leech, John Stocks and Danny Rowell. The compensation agreed upon by the City Council and the Mayor, was as follows: t'300 ter month, to include the cost of operation of a car, And uniform clothing, the City to furnish a can and sleeve insignia to distinguish the Marshall, and the necessary equipment special for a peace officer, and arms. It was also called to the attention of the applicants that the City rays the Blue Cross -Blue Shield hoseital insurance and telephone. After personally interviewing each applicant seperately and considering each, Councilman Christensen made emotion, seconded by Councilman Foote, aid carried, that John Stocks be appointed City Marshall, pith all members of the Board voting "Aye". The following zrere named for Election Judges for the Municipal Election to 00 I 1 /9i- ✓�i9z be held November 3, 1953, with the polling places as designated; Moab No. 1: Judges: Mrs. Elouise Hawks Mrs. Elma Dalton Mrs. Clint Slv Substitute: Mrs. Eliza Burr Moab No. 8: Mrs. Hazel Thomson Mrs, Leona Christensen Mrs.Ila Corbin Substitute: Mrs. Gwen Meador Polling Place: School house rolling Place: Courtroom This group was approved on motion of Countilman Christensen, seconded by Councilman Foote, and carried. Water Surerintendent Dallmus discussed his problems with the council and a srecial meeting arranged for the loth, at which time Engineer Templeton and a representative of the Dorr Comnary will be here. It was agreed that beginning October 1 the meter readings should cease /n d the double rates outside the city limits should be discontinued until Spring. The following claims were presented and approved for payment: No. Name 476 H. B.Evans 4897 Lawrence M. Johnson 4898 Edgar Wilcox 4899 Ross Leech 4900 Bernard Evans 4901 Bert Hector 4902 4er1G.Barker 4903 Dale M. Parriott 4904 Jim Burr 4905 Lionel]. Craig 4906 Mrs. Earl Short 4907 Mrs.Raymond Hawks 4908 Ken Black 4909 Lester Hutchins 4910 Intermountain Hosp. Serv. 59.45 4911 St.Social Security Agency 103.99 4912 Director of Internal Rev. 198.05 4913 Times -Independent 46.70 4914 Miller's Moab Coop 3.72 Amount. No. 825.00 4i 13.00 4916 5.u0 4917 10.00 4918 26.48 4919 92.00 4920 96.00 4921 16.50 4922 3.00 4923 28.00 4924 1.20 4925 4.60 4927 1.20 4928 4929 Name B. Ca -umber Co. Biggs Kurtz Co. Postmaster Frazier's Flying Service Templeton & Linke Intermountain S&, M Supply Co. Robertson Bans. Waterworks Equipment Midland Telephone Co: Utah Power & Light Co. Christensen Motor Co. Moab Garage Co. John Stocks to 4926, inc., issued in payment for regular monthly payroll. There being no further business to come before the meeting at this adjournment was taken at 12:20 A. M. Recorde Amount $18.35 68.73 1.10 300.00 156.00 111.02 37.95 21.75 166.03 17.75 142.84 12,38 6.06 60.00 tire, *t. x***.e**e*err * **** *ate**** *** se: * *e****** November 4, 1953. Minutes of the regular meeting of the Moab City Council held at 8:00 o'clock P. M. on this date. Present at the meeting were Rayor George J. Burck, Councilmen Christensen, Foote, Hines, Robertson and McDougald, Recorder margie M. Shafer, Clerk Ellis R. Cook, Jr. and Water Superintendent Dallmus. Desmond Young, Ray Holyoak, and Gilbert and Arnel Holyoak, met withthe Council protesting the double water rates charged outside the city limits, and particularly to their line, claiming that, at the time the City purchased tie old water line, there was an agreement that their water would be furnished the same as persons living within the City. Attorney Melich was called in and the matter was taken under consideration for fubther research into the old contracts. Protest of dattie Blevins against the double rate was also registered. Mitchell Melich, City Attorney, presented letter from attorneys Hansen & Henriksen, Salt Lake Cit-, demanding $3750 damages,physical and mental, on account of the boys and their parents who were in the car which was fired upon by the then Deputy 'Marshall Williams. Councilman Foote made a motion, seconded by Councilman Christensen, and carried, that the claim be rejectedp as presented. That a claim on account of the damage to the automobile in the amount of $57.20 would be considered, if presented, as heretofore stated. Atto rney Melich was authorized to write and urge the approval of the Pacific Northwest Pipe Line Company gas line through Moab. / 9. The purchase of additional trash cans for the streets was approved eAw,d4, on motion of Councilman Ilines, seconded by Councilman Robertson and carried. The building of a temporary bridge across Mill Creek was authorized, the same to be taken over by the County, the Cibjto reimburse them for the cost of the material and nominal construction costs, they having offered to do the work while their eeuipment is in town. After considerable discussion, Councilman Robertson made a motion, seconded by Councilman Christensen,and carried unanimously, that Section 462, Revised ordinances of Moab City be revised to provide for a $75.00 charge for each water connection. John Stocks, City Marshall, was authorized to flush off the sand from Main streets where the seal coat has been applied, and get someone to repaidt the no parking areas. Also, it was suggested that a pedestrian lane be indicated across Main Street. The development of the Moab water supply was discussed and it was decided the Somerville Spring should be cleaned out with a retaining wall alo ng the lower side and filled with clean gravel. That Mr. Craig should be invieed to meet with the council at the regular meeting to to held to canvass the election returns scheduled for next Monday. The following claims were presented and approved for rayment on motion of Councilman McDolgald, seconded by Councilman Hines, and carried: No. . Name 4937' 4938 4939- 494o 4941 4942' 4943' 4944 4945 U946. 4947' 4948 4949 4950 4951 4952 4953 4954 Jesse Holyo,k Clyde E. Berry Lester Burr Hazel Thomson Gwynn Meador Leona A. Christensen Mrs. Clint Sly Mrs. J. W. Hawks Eliza Burr Mrs. Rebecca IJewell Ida May Stewart Patterson Office Eq. Robertson Bros. B.C.Lumber Co. Titues-Independent Amount. No. Name 7.5o 4955. Moab Garage Coipany S.00 4956 Miller's Moab Coop 5.00 4957 Verl G. Barker 14.00 4958 Moab Sand & Gravel 14.00 4959 Riley Drug Co. 14.00 4960 Utah Power d Light 14.00 4961 Arches Cafe 14.00 4962 Carroll J. Meador 14.00 4963 Biggs -Kurtz Co. 37.35 4964 Carr Printing Co. 41.40 4965 Moab Transportation Co. 48.50 4966 Intermountain Printing 3.67 4967 Waterworks Equipment 32.27 4968 38.95 Midland Tel. Co. 6.00 Don's Utoco Station ,17.80 Christensen Motor Co. 34.05 Amount. 4.03 6.94 13.50 Co. 15.00 1.69 Co. 121.02 17.65 10.00 45.87 19.26 10.95 40.70 372.82 Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe Co. 1,929.49 4969 Postmaster 20.00 4970 Intermountain HospRtal Ser. 59.45 4971 (limes Indppendent 9.90 4972 to 491P, inc., issued in payment for regular monthly payroll. There being no further business to come before the Board, the meeting adjourned at 11:30 o'clock P. M. Attest: 22 , ��) Re a„,4, Mayer U a # # # * * .r .c # ,c .c .c # * * * * # a * # ,c n * * * ;c ;c ;c * .. ;c is * * * n` # # November 9, 1953. The CitvCouncil met as a Board of Canvassers for the purpose of canvassing the returns of the regular municipal election held November 3, 1953. Present at the meetingwere Mayor George J. Burck, Councilmen William T. Hines, N. S. Christensen, G. U. Foote,K. E. 1IcDougald and Maurice Robertson, Recorder Margie IL Shafer and Clerk Ellis R. Cook, Jr. The returns from each election district were carefully tabulated and the following results were declared to be correct on motion of Councilman Hines, seconded by Councilman Christensen, and carried: For I;ayor: J. W. Corbin Floyd Trout 6hnford Bunce Clarence Holyoak Melvin Dalton Ralph Bishop Howard Lance No. 1 141 3 2 1 1 5 1 No. 8 185 1 0 0 Total 326 4 2 1 2 3 5 to 0 1 193 For Mayor, Continued. Xaurice Robertson Ruth Mohler No. 1 0 0 No. 8 Total 1 1 1 1 For 4-Year Councilman. Robert Mohler 122 175 297 Loren Robertson 116 152 268 Ace Turner 7 29 36 Ralph Bishop 28 11 39 Glen Carlson 1 0 1 Clarence Holyoak 15 4 19 Tielvan Dalton 7 3 10 Curtis Robertson 1 0 1 KeithrBarker 3 4 7 9ouard Lance 1 0 1 Ellis Cook 0 1 1 Fred Frazier 0 1 1 rill Harding 0 1 1 Robert Dalton 0 2 2 Dan lr inbourn 0 1 1 Mrs. Irene Williams 0 1 1 Ralph Miller 0 1 1 Verl Barker 0 1 1 Upon motionof Councilman McDougald, seconded by Councilman Foote, and carried unanimously, the following -named persons were declared to be electedt For Mayor: J. W. Corbin For 4-Year Councilmen: Robert Mohler, Loren Robertson. There being no further business to come before the Council, the meeting adjourned on motion of Counbilman Christensen, seconded by Councilman Hines, and carried. Attest: December 1, 1953. Minutes of the-tzelar meeting of the Moab City Council held in theCounty Courthouse at ]eteo otolock A$ M. on this date. Present at the meeting were Mayor George J.Burck, Councilmen Christensen, Hines, Foote and Robertson, Councilmen -elect Loren L.Robertson and RobertE. Mohler,with Clerk Ellis R. Cook, Jr., Recorder Margie M. Shafer and water superintendent Fred Dallmus. Mrs. Ethel Rutledge and one of her tenants, met with the Counoil and asked that they be given some aesietenoe in getting their neighbors to clean up the rabbit and chicken pens which are along the back fence line and also in getting the Moab irrigation main ditchaleaned out which is full ofiall sorts of debris including dead chickens, etc., advising that this condition is making her trailer court impossible and thus retarding her business. Mrs. Rutledge was promised that the Marshall will be sent up to her property tomorrow, and someone willcontaot the ditch company. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Foy, Mrs. JohnHenry Shafer and other citizens living in that vicinity, met in regard the new street recently installed along their property, stating that it is badly in need of grading and needs some gravet;Mrs. Shafer offering to have John Henry haul some gravel if he can get his truck off the job an a Sunday. Also, a petition was extended, verbally, for an extension of the present sewet_line to the end of the street. These citizens were advised of the ruling laid down by the Council that hereafter all extensions must be paid for by the property owners desiring same; that the hookup fee is not charged but there is no credit back on account of the advance. In this connection, the matter of the change in the Ordinance governing extension of water mains was reviewed and clarified, as follows: That hereafter the property owner desiring an extension of the water main must pay for the cost of such 194 extension in its entirely; that the $75.00 water hookup fee be abated provided the extension cost`the property owner that much or more, but that no further credit be allowed on account of such cost. . To ,-,et-,cet Cast %% [lGv Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Campbell met with the_Council in regard the cost of repairing damage to their Dodge car cause by shots fired by the then Deputy Marahall Williams. Mrs. Campbell alldged that none of the parents of the boys in the car intended to press suit against the City for the incident, but that they all felt the cost of car repair should be paid. Councilman Hines made a motion which was duly seconded that, as soon as the city receives a release, signed by all of the parents, to protect the city from the suit being urged by the attorney in Salt LakeCity, that the bill for the car repair be approved for payment. This motion was carried. Louis Kisida and R.O.Zufelt, partners, asked for license to operate a furniture, gas and appliance stirs for the balance of 1953,and stated they would be set up'for business about December 15. After consideration, the Council agreed there would be no charge made for this two -week peridd, and the Recorder was instructed to issue City License gratis to January 1, 1954. American Surety Company Bond No. 34-531-477 for John M. Stocks, $1,000.00, effective October 7, 1953, covering City Marahall, was approved and ordered filed, Mr. Stocks having signed the Oath of Office and been duly sworn, adcording to Law. Request was presented from HowardWilliams, former Deputy Marshall, for the City to assist him financially in defending an action brought in District Court for damages sustained by Ivan Johnston, et al, in behalf of theiir boys then in the car shot at by Mr. Williams. It was agreed that when the City is released from liability on this account, it should be asked that Mr. Williams also be released, and Mayor Burck agreed to contact City AttorneyMelich. All Council Meeting minutes from March 3, 1953, to and including November 9, 1953, having been read, were approved, with thecorrection to the entry on Page 192 providing for the revision of Section 462, Revised Ordinances of Moab City, 1941, as formerly set out in these minutes, providing for the $75.00 hookup fee for water connection, or the paring by the property owner of the entire cost of extension of line with no credit provision. The following claims were presented and approved for payment on motion of Councilman Robertson, seconded by Counoilman Foote, and carried: No. Name 4931 Charle ._Steen 4982 Biggs-Kurts Co. 4983 HerbertAldiich 4984 Standard Oil Company 4985 First Security Bank of 4986 Carr Printing Co. 4987 Intermountain Printing 4988 Miller's Moab Coop 4989 La Sal Cafe 4990 Waterworks Equipment Amount. 40.20 12.27 17.02 Ut. 20.00 36.13 1.58 .36 1.50 148.95 No. Name Amount 4991 UtaTi Power & Light Co. 96.22 4992 B C Lumber Co. 151.85 4993 Moab Electric Co. 5.44 4994 Christensen Motor 3.32 4995 IntermountainHosp.Service 59.45 4996 to 5008, inc. - iseued in payment for regular monthly payroll. 5009 First Nat'l Bank of Moab 100.00 5010 First Nat'l Bank of Moab, Agent 160.00 5011 and 5012 - regular payroll. There being no further business to come before the Counoili the meeting adjourned on motion of Councilmen Hines, seconded by Councilman Christensen, and carried. (-' Attests 4gy ,c�-GO-A.C` corer Mayor * * * * * * * 1, * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *\ * * * * * * * * * * * * * * GO !y) 195 January 5, 1954. Minutes of the regular meeting of the Moab City Council held in the Grand County Courthouse at 8:00 o'clock P. M. on this date. Present at the meeting were Mayor George J. Burck, Councilmen 0., . Foote, William T. Hines, K. E. McDougald and M. E. Robertson, with City Clerk Ellis Cook, Recorder Shafer, Marshall Stocks and Justice of the Peace Bert Dalton. Also present were Councilmen Elect Loren Robertson and Robert Mohler with Mayor Corbin. The minutes of the regular meeting held December 1, 1953, were read and approved with a correction to the entry pertaining to extension of water mains to include the cost of the meter or meters to be paid by the property owner desiring the extension. Cecil Furr, teacher of music in the High School, met with the Board and asked for permission to. hook his trailer house onto the sewer and water lines, stating that the school has given him permission to put his trailer on their property and the water and sewer lines are now on the site and hooked to the city lines. It was the expressed opinion of the Council that the school has the authority to hook onto the existing lines on its property without further fee to the City, but that all expense should be that of the property owner. The group was advised that the water spring is now cleaned out in accordance with suggestion of Engineer Templeton, and the Clerk was requested to so advise Mr. Templeton and invite him to come down and inspect the job and make any suggestions he can on how to increase the water supply. Mayor Burck advised the Councilmenbera that the lease granted to Mr. Clem on the mortuary building has expired and the building is now empty. The following claims were presented and approved for payment on motion of Councilman McDougald, seconded by G. U. Foote, and carried: No. Name Amount 2567.50 5013 First Security Bank of Utah 5014 Ut. Power & Light Co. 91.70 5015 Postmaster 1.10 5016 Std. Oil Co. of Calif. 17.58 5017 Times -Independent 96.35 5018 Moab Sand & Gravel 311,00 5019 B.C.Lumber Co. 29.86 5020 Moab Electric Co. 69,81 5021 Miller's Moab Coop 5.27 5022 Christensen Motor Co. 10.88 6023 Salt Lake Stamp Co. 12.59 5024 State Inn. bind 92.07 5025 St.Social Sec. Agency 79.11 5026 Reed Lance 58.80 5027 Midland Tel. Co. 19.35 5028 Moab Garage Co. 59.11 5029 Carroll J. Meador 64.90 5030 Waterworks Equip. Co. 4.96 No. Name Amount 5031 D. H.Shielde 5032 Intermountain P.& S.Oo. 5033 Newspaper Agency Cor. 5034 Edgar Wilcox 5035 Riley Drug 5036 Moab Transportation 5037 Biggs Kerte Co. 5038 I. D.Howell 5039 Pacific Staten C I Pipe 5040 Utah Municipal League 5041 Ralph Goodrich 5042 D. C. McDougald 5043 Dennis E. Byrd 5044 W. T.Cole 5045 Director Int. Rev. 5046 Int. Hosp. Service 5047 Postmaster 5048 First Nat'l Bank Moab 6.13 25.97 60.49 10.00 .6o Co, 29.06 83.64 5.00 7.43 50.96 7.50 7.50 7.50 4.35 160.20 43.75 20.00 9140.90 Mayor Burck advised the incoming group of the necessity of appointing the following city officers whose term of office will expire with the close of this meetings City Recorder; Justice of the Peace; Marshall; Water Superintendent, Health Officer; Fire Chief; City Attorney and Sexton* then offered a few suggestions which he believed, from experience, might help the new group to get ahead with' their plane, among which were the followings That the need for additional water and extension on the present water and sewer lines is immediate. That a new cemetery plot, or an addition on the present plot, be immediately acquired, and Mayer Burck apprised the g opp of the spots which have been considered and investigated by the present group for this purpose. That the councilmen's salary should be increased to at leant $10.00 per month and thought it might be possible to reduce the salary carried on the City Recprder►s office to make the additional funds available. That the property owners having fences on the sidewalks be required to move them back, and attention was called to the school fence around'the ball park, and various other properties where sidewalks will be impossible without moving the property owner's fence. • That each business should carry a seperate license instead of, as has been the practice, licensing a man for as many baainesses as he wants to carry on. Councilman Hines made a motion, seconded by Councilman McDougald, and carried thaat.the salary of City Council member should be fixed at $10.00 per month, begiming January i, 1954. 196 Mayor Burck advised the new group that the city swimming pool is on land belonging to the Grand County Public Library; that he has met with the County Library Board and asked them to sell the plot to the City; that they had expreesed-themselves _au believing they should not dried the land away, but that they would consider a fifty-year lease ,for a nominal sum of perhaps $1.00 per year. No decision was retched by the Board at that time and no meeting has been held since but, inasmuch as the Mayor is a member of the County Library Hoard, Mr. Burok suggested that Mr. Corbin keep the matter in mind and approach the County Library Board when they meet this year. This would fit in with the other property held by the City in that immediate vicinity. This closing the business of the Council, City Recorder proceeded to swear in the new officers, whose surety bonds covering tpeir duties had been filed and approved as follows: American Surety Company of New Iork: No. 34-531-643-J.W.Corbin,Mayor, $500.00 No. 34-531-843-Robert E. Mohler, Councilman, $500.00 No. 34-531-845-Loren L. Robertson,Councilman, $500.00. Whereupon, on motion of Councilman William T. Hines, seconded by Council- man G. U. Foote, the meeting adjourned. Attest: 1 January 5, 1954. Minutes of the regular meting of the Moab City Council held in the•Courtrovm of the (rand County Courthouse at 10:30 o'clock P. M. The new members of the Council and Mayor having been duly sworn and having filed appropriate bonde as required by law, were qualified. Present at the meeting were Mayor J. W. Corbin, Council members G. D. Foote, M. E. Robertson, Robert Mohler and Loren.L. Robertson, retiring City Recorder Margie M. Shafer, City Clerk Ellis Cook, Marshall Stocks, Water Superintendent Fred Dallmus. The first order of business called before the Council by Mayor Corbin was the appointment of personel to carry on the business of the City, as followa: City Marshall: John Stacks was appointed to serve for a salary of $300 per month, on motion of Councilman Robertson (Loren L), seconded by Councilman McDougald, and carried. _ Water Superintendent: Fred Dallmus was appointed to serve, salary fixed at $300 per_month, on motion_of Councilman Foote, seconded by Councilman MoDougald, and carried, Justice ei the Peace: Bert Dalton was appointed on motion of Councilman K. E.McDougeld, seconded by Councilman G. U. Foote, at a salary of $25.00 per month. The offices of City Recorder and City Clerk were combined, and Ellis R. Cook was retained in that capacity, at a salary fixed of $200 per month, on motion of Councilman McDougald, seconded by Councilman Foote and carried, the retiring city recorder having asked to be relieved of the job due to other duties which reouire her full time. City Sextonf Roy Turner was appointed to serve as City Sexton, at a salary of $15.00 per month, on motion of Councilman McDougald, seconded by Councilman Loren L. Robertson, and carried. City Atterney: Mitchell Melich was appointed City Attorney at a salary of $100 per year, on motion of Robert Mohler, seconded by Loren L. Robertson, and carried. Health Officer/ Dr. H. V. Temple was appointed Health Officer for Moab City on motion of Councilman Loren L. Robertson, seconded by K. E. McDougald and carried. Fire Chief: The appointment of Fire Chief was tabled for the present time, awaiting a recommendation from the Fire Department, on motion of Councilman Foote, seconded by Councilman Loren L. Robertson', and carried. All of the above appointments having been confirmed and the officers having January 16, 19554 The Moab City Council met -in special session at 2:00 o'clock p.m. on this date. Present at the meeting were Mayor J. W. Corbin, Councilmen G. U. Foote, Robert E. Mohler, M. E. Robertson, L.L. Robertson, and K. E. McDougald, Recorder Ellis Cook, and Mr. I. Dale Despain, City planning consultant. The question of zoning ordinances, building codes, and appointment of a building inspector was discussed at length. On motion of Councilman G. U. Foote, seconded by Councilman L. L. Robertson and carried Mr. I. Dale Despain was appointed to the position of City Planner for the City of Moab, Utah, to be compensated at the rate of $4.00 per hour for actual time spent. Mr. Despain was reBested to prepare a building code ordinance, a temporary zoning ordinance, and an ordinance creating a City Planning Commission and defining the Commission's duties and powers, for the consideration of the Council. Mr. Despain stated he would report back to the Council on February 1, 1954. The question of finding more water for the City was discussed. It appearing that the City is critically short of water and that the population is increasing rapidly, and that the City is urgently in need of an additional water supply immediately, it was agreed to proceed with the location of possible well sites and to proceed with drilling of we11a as soon as possible. There being no further business to come before the Council at this time the meeting was adjourned. Attest:' Recorder �% / MayorC• 197 bebn retained from the appointments made by the outgoing group of city officers, Councilman Robert Mohler made a motion that this council give a vote of confidence to each of them, individually, for the fine record he has made in his department, and the service he has rendered to the City. This motion was seconded by Councilman Foote, and carried unanimously. • -Mayor Corbin advised the Council that Roy Turner is interested in leasing the City Mortuary building, and offered the sum of $45.00 per month as rental. It was stated that the Fire Department would like to betain the back room for storing their equipment and supplies. No action was taken do this matter at this time, the same being tabled for further information. The councilmembers agreed to meet in special session for the purpose of discussing possible planning and zoning in Moab, and Mayor Corbin agreed to call them together when Dale DeSpain, who has the zoning and planning for Albuquerque and Provo, goes through Moab with time to spend here and meet with the group. The question of city licenses was discussed and it was agreed the matter wi11 be discussed further at the special meeting after having time to give the matter consideration and gather information. The matter of parking meters was brought before the Council, and it was suggested that the City Clerk write a meter company to look over our town and make his suggestions. The question of whether or not more than four beer licenses should be issued,was raised and discussed. The Council agreed to approve the action taken by the former group and hold the beer licenses down to four in number at the present time, this being based on the population of Moab; that if the population should increase to the point where it would appear to support more, the matter will be reconsidered. The question Bf how to handle the delivery of cityy water to truckers having to haul water was discussed and various plane suggested. No definite action was taken. - There being no further business to come before the council the meet- ing adjourned on motion of Councilman Mohler, seconded by Councilman Foote, and carried. ,,..,,,,��" Attest: /&-/ /7, Recorder Mayor February 2, 1954 Minutes of the regular meeting of the Moab City Council held in the Grand County Courthouse at 8:00 otclook p.m. on this date. Present at the meeting were Mayor J. W. Corbin,,Couneilmen Loren L. Robertson, Robert, E. Mohler, G. U. Foote, M. E. Robertson, and K. E. McDougald, Water Superintendent Fred Dallmus, Marshall John Stocks, and Recorder Ellis Cook. The Minutes of the regular meeting held January 5, 1954 were read and approved. f. Mr. Renee, who proposes to construct a motel in the north side of the City requested that the City run a sewer line from the manhole at the fair grounds that would serve the residents in the north side of the City that are unable to hook in to the present mains. Mr. Renee explained that he had talked to the people desiring this sewer main and that each resident desiring to connect to the sewer has tentatively agreed to pay,his share of the cost of such line. This line would serve part of the proposed Charles Steen housing project, with from 15 to 25 connections in sight almost immediately. Mayor Corbin explained to Mr. Renee that any sewer main that might be constructed would belong to the City and the City would have the right to authorize other connections to it at any time. Motion by Councilman M. E. Robertson, seconded by Councilman G. U. Foote, and carried that the City authorize the City Engineer to survey a route for the sewer main requested by Mr. Renee and submit a cost estimate, and to proceed with the construction of the sewer main if the property owners concerned deposit enought money with the City to cover its estimated cost; the property owners to pay for its entire cost, including engineering costs. The property owners who finance line to be reimbursed from future connection fees down to a net cost per connection of $75.00 each, if such occurs within the next ten (10) years after the date of completion of said sewer main. No further reim- bursement to be made after the expiration the the ten year,period. 198 Go J. Reed Lance offered to rent or lease City Street Property near his residence which is not now being used for street purposes for $50.00 per year, said property to be used as a coal yard. Mr. Lance proposes to lay a concrete slab on which to store coal. Motion by Councilman G. U. Foote, Seconded by Councilman M. E. Robertson, and carried to accept Mr. Lance's proposal as stated above, with the reservation that the lease can be cancelled by the City at any time on thirty (30) days notice. Mr. Harry Hansen and Mr. Wells of the Moab Construction Company and Wells Electric Company, respectively requested that they be allowed to rent part of the City Fire House to be used as an office and stated that they would be willing to pay $60.00 per month rent. They also stated they might want to use some of the grounds for parking equipment and storing materials. After discussion and contacting the Fire Department to determine their needs the following motion was made by Councilman L. L. Robertson: Motion: That the City of Moab rent part of its Fire House to wit: The front and middle rooms and the use of toilet facilities available., to the Moab Construction Company, on a month to month basis, effective February 3, 1954, for $60.00 per month rent, payable each month in advance, with the understanding that the Moab Construction Compaq;). is to furnish its own heat. Any alter- ations, or improvements made by the Moab Construction Company upon the premises to become the property of the City of Moab upon the termination the lease. The above motion was seconded by Councilman M. E. Robertson and carried. Nate Knight, Jr., representing Johnny Causer of Price, Utah requested that a beer license be issued in the name of Johnny Causer. Mr. Knight was asked to have Mr. Causer appear before the Council in person or present the request in writing over the signature of Johnny Causer. Mr. and Mrs. Mars Pope requested that an off -sale beer license be issued to the Saveway Market, operated by Mrs. Pope and Emma Walker. The Council reserved decision until a future date. A letter from Mr. I. Dale Despain was read by Mayor Corbin Mr. Despain stated he would be in Moab on February 8, 1954 and could meet With the Council on that date. The following ordinance was introduced in writing, read in full, duly discussed and pursuant to motion made by Councilman Robert E. Mohler,' and seconded by Councilman G. U. Foote, was adopted by the following vote:. Mayor J. W. Corbin "Aye" • Councilman Robert E. Mohler "Aye" Councilman 0_ 7. Foote "Aye" Councilman L. L. Robertson "Aye" Councilman K. E. McDougald "Aye" Councilman M. E. Robertson "Aye" The ordinance was thereupon signed by the Mayor in open meeting and recorded by the City Recorder, and was authorized to be published in one issue of the Times -Independent, a weekly newspaper of general circulation published every Thursday at Moab, Utah. ORDINANCE NO. 38 AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE "UNIFORM BUILDING CODE" AS THE BUILDING CODE FOR MOAB CITY, UTAH BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF MOAB CITY, UTAH: • Section 1. That those certain ordinances establishing rules and regulations for the regulation and control of the design, construction, quality of materials, use and occupancy, location and maintenance of build- ings and structures, entitled "UNIFORM BUILDING CODE", 1952 Edition, Volume 1, and printed as a code in book form, adopted by the Pacific Coast Building Officials Conference at the 6th Annual Meeting, October 1927, with Revisions and Additions Approved by active Members of the 27th, 28th and 29th Annual Business Meetings, be and the same is hereby adopted as the building code of Moab, city, Utah, and by this reference made a part of this ordinance, to the same extent and effect as though said code were copied herein in full. AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING HE "UNIFORM BUILDING DE'' 113 THE 'BUILDING CODR FOR MOAB CITY. UTAH BE IT ORDAINED $Y THE CITY COUNCIL OF MOAB, UTAH: Section 1 That those cer- tain ordinances establishing rules and regulations for the regu- lation and control of the design, contruction, quality of at1attrials, nse and occupancy, location and maintenance of buildings and structures, entitled „.";UNIFORM BUILDIDNG CODE", 1952 -Edition„ Volume 1, and printed as a code in book form, adopted by ,the Pacific Coast Building Official Conference at the 6th Annual1 Meeting, October, 1927, with Re visions and Additions Approve by active Members of the, 2T_th,l 28th, and 29th 'Basinest Meet- ings, be and the 'same heiebyl adopted as the building codeofl Moab City, Utah, and by this ref-, erence made a part of this or. dinance, to the same extent and effect as though said code foter copied herein'ln full. Section 2 That,hhree copies of such code be filed for use and examination by the public in the office of the City Recorder of Moab. City, Utah Section 3. 'Mat all ordinances -or parts of ordinances in conflict 'herewith are hereby repealed. CSection 4: In the opinion of the ity Council it is necessary td the peace, health. and safety of the' inhabitantsof Moab City, 'Utah, 'that this ordinance be., come effective Immediately. S2ctlan 5 This ordinance shall, takeeffect upon its passage and' publication. - PASSED BY THE CITY COUN- CIL OF MOAB CITY, UTAH, THLS 2nd DAY OF Februay, 1954 J. W CORBIN MAYOR ATTEST: Ellis Cook, Jr City Recorder Proof of Publication STATE OF UTAH, ) ) ss. County of Grand, Beverly Spencer S_ii._Ls'RNgAX, being first duly sworr according to law, deposes and says: That a he is the publisher of The Times -Inde- pendent, a weekly newspaper of general circulation, published every Thursday at Moab, Grand county, state of Utah, that the notice n N ORCII 1ih NCE . DOPTI NG THE "UN1 FORM BUILDING CODE" h S THE BUI L 111 NG CODE FOR LOB CITY, UTI,H hereto attached, and which is made a part of this Affidavit of Publication, was published in said newspaper for a period of one .;onsecutive issues, the first publication having been made February 4, 1954 , and the last on February 4, 1954 , that the said notice was published in each and every copy of said newspaper during the period and time of publication, and that .t v,a published in the newspaper proper and not in a sup- plement thereo Subscribed and sworn i .IVor- me this day of Notary Public, Residing at Moab, Utah. My commission expires --v 199 Section 2. That three copies of such code be filed for use and examination by the public in the office of the City Recorder of Moab -City, Utah. Section 3. That all ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. Section 4. In the opinion of the City Council it is necessary to the peace, health, and safety of the inhabitants of Moab City, Utah, that this ordinance become effective immediately. Section 5. This ordinance shall take effect upon its passage and publication. PASSED BY THE CITT COUNCIL OF MOAB CITY, UTAH, THIS SECOND DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1954. ATTEST: (. i4 di &. L City Recorder Mayo The following motion was made by Councilman G. U. Foote, seconded by Councilman K. E. McDougald, and carried: That the Metropolitan Engineers of Moab, Utah be appointed to act as City Engineer and Building Inspector at a retainer of $50.00 per month, said retainer'to cover all fees except major construction projects. A letter from Waterworks Equipment Company, Salt Lake City, Utah wherein said Company offered to sell a chlorinator and other equipment necessary for its installation and operation for the sum of $1,355 was read and considered. It appearing that a part or all of the City water supply is contaminated, and that the Utah State Health Department and Templeton and. Linke, city waterworks engineer, have 'recommended the purchase and installation of a chlorinator in the City waterworks system, Councilman L. L. Robertson moved that the City accept the offer of The Waterworks Equipment Company as set forth in their letter referi•ed'to above. This motion was seconded by Councilman Robert E. Mohler, and carried. The water superintendent was instructed to read the City water meters the'year around and bill customers each month from the meter readings. • The marthall was instructed to notify all owners of house trailers and trailer court operators within the City Limits of Moab City, that any house trailer being used as a residence must be connected to the City Sewer System immediately, with the provision that people concerned will be given a reasonable length of time to comply with this order of the City Council. The following resolution was duly offered by Councilman L.L. Robertson, and seconded by Councilman Robert E. Mohler, and upon being put to a vote was unanimously adopted. RESOLUTION NO. 1954-1 Whereas, the engineering firm of Templeton and Linke, Dooly Building, Salt Lake City, Utah, filed an application with the Utah State Engineer under date of January 26, 1954, for the appropriation of water for municipal purposes, said application to cover the drilling of an 899 well drilled to a depth of 200 feet, more or less, located in Grand County, Utah, situated at a point south 1250 feet and East 650 feet from the northwest corner of Section 6, T 26 Si R 22 E, SLB&1+1. Now, Therefor, be it resolved, that the action taken by Templeton and Linke as set forth above is hereby ratified and conformed, and the application to appropriate water for municipal purposes is to have the same force and effect as if signed by the elected officers of the City of Moab, Utah. Bill Harrison offered to drill 1011 well hole for $4.00 per foot, with the condition that if quick sand or cobble rock was encountered while drilling the price for drilling through the quick sand or cobble rock would be $6.00 per foot. Council K. E. McDougald made a motion to accept the offer of Bill Harrison as stated above. This motion was seconded by Councilman Robert E. Mohler, and carried. Mayor J. W. Corbin recommended that the Council appoint Mr. Ralph Miller, Senior to serve as the city member of the Mosquito Abate- ment Board. 200 Motion was made by Councilman K. E. McDougald, seconded by Councilman L. L. Robertson, and carried, that Mr. Ralph Mille., Senior be appointed as the City member of the Mosquito Abatement Board. Mayor J. W. Corbin recommended that the following Qualified Electors of Moab City, Utah bo appointed to serve on the Moab City Planning Commission for terms to be determined at a later date: George J. Burck C. Merlin Brown U. B. Evans Reed Reynolds G ye. Meador Marvin Clever Nell Fletcher Motion by Councilman G. U. Foote, seconded by Councilman M. E. Robertson, and carried; that the recommendations of the Mayor in regard to appointment of members of the Planning Commission be accepted ana that the above named qualified electors of Moab City, Utah be so appointed. The following committees were appointed by Mayor J. W. Corbin to serve for the year 1954: Water and Sewer and Swimming Pool: Councilman M. E. Robertson Councilman G. U. Foote Streets, Sidewalks, Law Enforcement and Cemetery Councilman L. L. Robertson Councilman Robert E. Mohler Councilman K. E. McDougald Mayor J. W. Corbin stated that there was a possibility of purchasing property to be used for cemetery purposes from Bud Walker. Mayor J. W. Corbin stated that Dale Parriott has offered to serve as Street Superintendent and City Dump Master for as long as needed for the sum of 8150.00 per month. Councilman Motion by Robert E. Mohler, seconded by Councilman K. E. McDougald, and carried that the offer of Dale Parriott be accepted. The following resolution was duly offered by Councilman G. U. Foote, seconded by Councilman Loren L. Robertson, and upon being put to a vote was unanimously adopted: RESOLUTION 1954 - 2 "IIMF.RPAS, it appearing to the City Council of the City of Moab, Grand County, Utah, that for the purpose of meeting current expensee of said city for the year 1954, it shall be necessary for said city to borrow the sum of five thousand dollars,($5,000.00). "NOW, :d0CFOR, be it resolved by the City Council of the City of Moab, Utah, that Tor the purpose of meeting current expenses of aaid city for the year 1954, the said city borrow from the First National Dank of Moab, at Moab, Utah, tho sum of five thousand dollars51,000.00), said sum to be due and payable on or before January 1, 1955, and to law interest at the race of 4% per anntm from date; that the M&yor of aaid city is here• by authorized and directed to sign and execute for and on behalf of said city a negotiable promissory note of said city made payable to the First 'rational Bards of Moab, at Moab, Utah, for the sum of fivo thousand dollars, G5,000.00), to bo dated 7ebruar7 10, 1954, due and payable on or before January 1, 1955, and to bear interest at the rato of 4;', per anmm from date. Raid note shall bo in substantially the form of the note attached hereto, marked Exhibit "An and moue a part of this Resolution." The City of Moab shall levy and collect to the year 1954, sufficient tax and revenue to pay the principal and interest on this note ae the came alnall foil due and this note is issued in urtiolpation of such taxes and revemuee for the year 1954. It ie hereby f,rthor certified, recited and declared that all conditions, acts and things essential to the validity of this note exist, have happened and have boon done, and that every rerulroment of law, affecting the issue thereof has corn duly complied with, and that this n<,no is within every debt and other limit proscribed by the Constitution and lawn of sad' State, and that tl.a full faith and credit of the said City of Moab la l irrevocably pledged to the punctual payment of tha principal and interli of this note according to its terse. "nid city further ■!zoos to ply a rcaaonnblo ■ttorneyls foo in cape suit shall bo broufht on thie note, paid fee to be taxed ea a part of the coats in ,.Y.o suit. This note is looted by the City of Moab in conformity to a resolution of Bald City passod and adopted on tho second day of mnhruary, 1954, and tinder authority conferred upon said council under provisions of Section 10.8.6, Utah Codo Annotated, 1953. In eritnese whereof, this City of Moab has caused thin note to be signed by its M'atyor, its corporate seal to be horountc affixed and attested by the City Fecornler, on this loth daty of February, 1954. CITY OF 1MOAB Reooraer l.7n or STATE OF UTAH ss County of Grand I, Ellie R. Cook, Jr., the duly appointed, qualified and acting recorder of the City of loab, Utah, do horeby certify that the foregoing promissory note ie within,ths lawful debt limit of said city and is issue( according to law. Dated this loth day of February, 1954 City Recorder 201 Fred Dallmus Water Superintendent Was authorized to attend the Waterworks School sponsored by the Utah Municipal,League, to be held at the University of. Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah, on February 15,16 and 17, 1954, and the City Recorder was authorized to advance Mr. Dallmus $75.00 to cover expenses of attending this sbhool. . . The City Recorder was instructed to publish the following notice in the Times -Independent, a newspaper of general circulation in the, City of Moab: Due to the possibility of a water shortage and the lack of personnel for proper supervision, no more trucks will be allowed to fill water tanks from the City water mains. Oouncilman G. U. Foote introduced the. following resolution and moved its adoption. The motion was seconded by Councilman M. E. Robertson and carried unanimously and the budget to govern the expend- itures of the various departments of Moab City, Utah for the year 1954 was adopted as follows: RESOLUTION NO. 1954 - 3 Whereas, it appearing that due and proper notice of the adoption of the budget for the year 1954 by Moab City, Utah has been given, as required by law, and that said proposed budget was set for hearing at this time, and no objection was made at any time toward the adoption of said budget, NOW, THEREFOR, be it resolved, and it is hereby ordered by the City Council of Moab, Utah, that the budget for the year 1954 which is on file in the office of the City Recorder of Moab City, Utah be and it is hereby adopted as the budget of said City for the year commencing January 1, 1954 and ending December 31, 1954• On motion of Councilman.M. E. Robertson, seconded by Councilman G. U. Foote, and carried, the City Water Superintendent was ordered to have the open trench on the John Peterson property filled, as was agreed to at the time of the sewer and water improvement project about two years ago. The City Recorder was instructed to obtain information regarding liability insurance to cover the City of Moab on all of its property wherever a damage claim might arise. On motion of Councilman G. U. Foote, seconded by Councilman Robert E. Mohler, and carried; the Water Superintendent was authorized to hire extra help whenever needed at rates prevailing in the City, not to exceed $1.50 per hour, and the City Recorder was authorized to pay such extra help when the job is completed, semimonthly, or weekly, as authorized by the Water Superintendent. The disputed water charge against Desmond Young in the amount of $28.80 was authorized to be settled for one-half the original charge on motion of Councilman M. E. Robertson, seconded by Councilman K. E. MoDougald, and carried. Marshall, John Stooks requested an expense allowance of $50.00 per month, stating that his actual expenses of operating his automobile on City business and other expenses connected with the Marshall's Office amounted to approximately $100.00 per month. Motion by Councilman K. E. McDougald, seconded by Councilman G. U. Foote, and carried; that the compensation for the Office of City Marshall of the City of Moab, Utah be and is hereby changed to read as follows effective February 1, 1954. Salary of Moab City Marshall $250.00 per month Expense allowance of Moab City Marshall 100.00 per month On motion of Councilman Robert E. Mohler, seconded by Council- man G. U. Foots, and carried; warrants numbered from 5061 to 5088 totalling $2,291.94 were approved for payment. There being no further business to come before the Council, the meeting adjourned on motion of Council Robert E. Mohler, seconded by Couniei]man G. U. F000te,, and carried. Attest: 1.240 // 6,4417 Recorder /Mayor eaz 202 February 8, 1954 The Council met in special session at 8:15 p.m. on this date. Present at the meeting were Mayor J. W. Corbin, Councilmen Robert Mohler, G. U. Foote, L. L. Robertson, M. E. Robertson, and K. E. McDougald, City Planner I. Dale Despain, members of the City Planning Commission; Reed Raynolds, George BuLck, C. Merlin Brown, Marvin Clever, Gwyn Meador, Nell Fletcher, and H. B. Evans, and Recorder Ellis Cook. The meeting was called to order by the Mayor and turned over to Mr. Despain. Mr. Despain addressed the Planning Commission briefly, explaining that the work of the Planning Commission is very important and very significant, and that what they do or do not do will remain with the City forever. Mr. Sargeant and Mr. Carter of the Metropolitan Engineers were also in attendance at this meeting. Mr. Despain read the proposed City Planning Ordinance of The City of Moab, Utah. After discussing this proposed ordinance Councilman L. L. Robertson made the following motion: I move that the City Planning Ordinance of the City of Moab, Utah be adopted on its first reading. This motion was seconded by Councilman G. U. Foote and carried unanimously. The following motion was made by Councilman L. L. Robertson, seconded by councilman G. U. Foftte, and carried unanimously: I move that the City Planning Ordinance of the City of Moab, Utah be adopted on its second reading. The following motion was made by Councilman M. E. Robertson, seconded by Councilman K. E. McDougald, and carried unanimously: I move that the City Planning Ordinance of The City of Moab, Utah be adopted on its third and final reading. The recorder was instructed to publish the following ordinance in one issue of the Times -Independent, a newspaper of general circulation in the City of Moab, Utah, published every Friday. ORDINANCE NUMBER 39 CITY PLANNING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF MOAB, UTAH An ordinance in pursuance of, the authority granted in Title 10,, chapter 9, Articles 1 and 2, ofj the -Utah Code Annotated, 1953,; providing for the creation of al e ap Co city planning commission; de- and fining the duties and powers of tea said planning commission, pro_ pot vlding for the establishment of to, b an official map; providing for the The protection of mapped streets; each providing for the regulation of Vaoa the subdivision of land; provl- than ding penalties for the violation term thereof; and declaring an emer_ men gency• BE IT ORDAINED I1Y THE CITY Ibers COUNOIL OF MOAB CITY, UTAH, AS FOLLOWS. Section 1. Planning Commis- sion There is hereby created a plan= Wing commission within and fo Moab city to be known as Moab Plammm: Commission, said m ss on s acons of seven members, to be appointed by the mayor with the consen of the City Council from among ,,the qualified electors of sal By t. L. 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ORDINANCE NUMIIRR 39 CITY I'IANNINI' ORUINANCE 01 TIIE CIT1 OF MOAB, UTAH ti An mdtnanee in pursuance of f'""." the authority granted In Title 10, ,city chapter 9, Arnoles 1 and 2, of The terms of office for the first the Utah Code Annotated 19a3 appointed members of such procifyvi ing for planningthe creation commission,of a de aannd Six years,mmIssion tall be Two, Pour, two to be oppoln fining the duties and powers of ted for two years. two to be ap said planning commission, pro- 'pointed for four years and three vlding for the establishment of to be appointed for six years an official map, providing for the Thereafter the terms of office fo protector of mapped streets each member shall be 6 years providing for the regulation of Vacancies occurring otherwise the subdivision of land prove than through the expiratlon of ding penalties for the vtn ahon terms shall be hated by appoint - thereof, and declaring an timer -Invent by the mayor with the con. gency sent of the City Council Mem- lE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY fibers may be removed after pub COUNCIL OF MOAT CITY UTAH. die hearing by a majority vote AS FOLLOWS of the City Council Members shall Section 1 Planning Commis- be selected without respect to sion political affiliations and shall There Is hereby created a plan serve without compensation nine mmmisston within and for The planning commission may Moab city to be known as Moab appoint employees and may CItv.2ianntn„ Commission, said contract with city planners, and ts seven members tub be a cons of oexpendther l consultants, exclusive vof gifided ts by the mayor with the consent shall be within the amounts cep f the City Council from among Iproprlated for the purpose by the qualified electors of said ,the city council .__ The planning commission shall elect from its membership a chair man and shall adopt rules for its own organization and for the transaction of business and shall keep a public rea,rd of its :proceedings Section 2 Duties and powers (a) It shall be the function and duty of the planning commission, latter holding public hearings, to rake, adopt and certify to Ithe sly council a master pr.n tor the physical development of the city The master plan shall show the planning commission's recommendations and may In- clude, among other things, the d xtent general of�streets,edparks, parer, k ways, playgrounds, airports, and other public spaces, the general location and extent of publlc utilities and terminals whether publicly or privately owned, the acceptance, widening removal, exterxllon, relocation, narrow Ing, vacation almndonment, or change of use of arc of the fore going; the general location, cha_ actor, layout, and extent of com munlly centers and neighborhood units, and the general charac ter extent, and layout of the re planning of blighted areas The planning commission may from time to time extend amend, or add to the master plan or carry any part or subject matter Into greater detail (b) It shall also be the fun odors and duty of the planning commission to make adopt and certify to the city council a zoo Jng plan, including both the full text of the zoning, ordinance and maps, and representing the to commendations of the planning commission for inning the oily The planning commission shall hae the goners contemplated to Ise ex eretsed by such planning commission in Title 10-91 to IS, Utah Code Annotated. 1953 (c) In the preparation of the master plan Including a zoning plan, the planning commission shall make careful and compre henslve surveys and studies of the existing conditions and prob- able future growth of the city and its environs The plan shall be made with the general pur pose of guiding and accomplish- ing a coordinated adjusted, and harmonious development of the city which will in accordance tuth existing and future needs, best promote public health, safe ty, and general welfare, es well as efficiency and economy In the process of development The planning commission may make reports and rerommenda_ icons relating to the plan and devetv ,. of the city to pub- ic officials and agencies, public utility companies, civic educa ttonal. professional, and other organizations and citizen& It may recommend to the mayor and City Council programs for public Improvements and the tin anting thereof In general, the planning commtsslon shalt have such powers as may be necessary to enatte It to perform its rune tlons and promote city planning and zoning Scotian 3. Board of Adjust men t. There Is hereby created a board of adjustment consisting (TWA em ere to 'tie afaOltited ►y the mayor with the consent o! the Cry Council from among the qualified electors of said city. One member of said loam ef adjustment shall be a member of the planning commission The terms elan members shall be for five yearn, provided that the Leer of the rjratolpotntei Marl 1 member shall expire each year. Vacancies shall be tilled for the unexpired term at any member whose term becomes va cant In the Same manner Mem- bers of the hoard shall be &Uh. ject to removal for cause stated in writing and after public hear- ing by the City Council, if such public hearing is requested The board of adjustmant shalt organ Iry elect chairman, adopt rules • the ca�1 of thehc°lrlalmtan noor s In his atthttce the acting chairman, may administer oaths and com- pel the attendance of witnesses Ail meetings of the board of ad justment shall be open to the public The board of adjustment shalt keep minutes of 11s meet - Inge, showing oho vote of each member upon each question, or if absent of failing to vote Show tug such fast, and shall keep reeords of Its examinations and other official actions, ail of wnlrh shalt be immediately tiled In the office of the board of ad- justment and shall be a public record eals to the board of adjust_ ment shall follow the procedure outlined to the rules of the board, provide°. that such rules shall become effective only after a public hearing and approval by the city munell Section 4 The Official Map From and after the time when the planning commission shall have adopted a major street plan the city council may establish an an official rnat, of �+e whole or any part of the city theretofore existing and established by taw as public streets Such official map may also show the location of the lines of streets on plats of subdivisions which shall have been approsed by the planning commission The city council may make, from time to time, other additions to or mediflca tlons of the official map by placing thereto the lines of pro- posed new streets or street ex tensions. wldenings, nareowings. or vacations which have been ac curatety surveyed and definitely located, provided, however, that before taking such action, the city council shall hold a pubttc hearing thereon and provided, further, that such proposed ad dltton to or modification of the official map shall be submitted to the planning mmmisison for its approval, and in the event of such planning commission's dls approval, such addition or mod Ideation shall require the fay orabte vote of not less than a majority of the entire member- ship of the city council The vine the intogrely of the official map and Interest of the owner In the u and benefits of the property. Isy required grantof f constdeta tion of justice and equity Be- fore taking any such action, the board f adjustment hail hold a public hearing thereon In the event that the board of ad justment decides to authnrl*e a building permit it shalt have the power to specify the exact location, ground area, height, and other details and conditions of extent and character and also the duration of the building, structure or part thereof per- mitted Section 6 Subdivision Regu- lation From and after the time when the planning commission shall have adopted a major street plan and shall have certified the same to the city council, no plat of a subdivision of land tying within the city shall be filed or recorded in the county recorder's office until It shall have been submitted to and -approved by the planning commission and the city council, and such approval entered in writing on the plat by the secretary of the planning commission and the clerk of the city council The tiling or re cording of a plat of a subdivision without such approval shall be void The planning commission shall prepare regulations gov erning the Subdlelslon of land within the city The city council shall hold a publlc hearing on the subdivision regulations, and; thereafter may adopt said reg ulations for the city placing of any street or street Whoever being owner or agent lines upon the official map shall of the owner of any land loca not in and of itself constitute or tad within any area of Moab be deemed to constitute the op- City for which a major street eeing or estabttshmcnt of an) street or the taking or aocep- tanee of any land for street pur poses Upon adopting the or- dinance creating the official map, the etty council shall di- rect that said ordinance be re corded In the oftice of the county reconier Section 5 Protection of Map ped Streets ty recorder shalt forfeit and pay From and after the time when a penalty of one hundred doll - en official map has been recorded In the office of the county re corder, no permit shall be issued by the building inspector for any building or structure or part thereof on any land located be hvecn the mapped lines of any street as snorers on the official map Any person aggrcived by his Inability to obtain such a permit may appeal to the board of adjustment herein created The board of adjustment shall have the power, upon an appeal flied with It by the owner f any Such land, to anther= The grant of a permit for a itutdtng or structure or part thereof with In any mapped street location, In any case In which the board of adjustment, upon the evidence hinds (a) that the property of the appelant of which such mapped street location forms a part will prs for each lot so transferred or sold, and the description by moles and bounds In the instru- ment of transfer or other doe ument used in the process of sell_ ins or transferring shall not exempt the transaction from such penalties Section 7 Definitions, In this ordinance, whenever appmprlate, the singular inclu- des the plural and the plural the singular The term 'Street" in- cludes streetings, highways, av enues, boulevards, parkways roads, lanes, walks, alleys, via ducts tunnels bridges bridges puhilc casements and tight of fa> nd other ways The term uivrrltract or means the dlvlslon of a tract or parcel t land into fyvo or more parts for the pur pose, whether Immediate or far hum, of sale for residential or not yield a reasonable return to building development the owner unless such permit be Section a Penalty granted, or (b) that, balancing Violation of any of the provls sha I be au tat the term of plan has been adopted by the planning commisslon and the city council, subdivides and sells such land by reference to or ex htbttlon of or by other use of a plat or subdivision of such land before such plan has been ap proved by saki planning com mission and city councll and re corded in the Office of the coups Ions of this ael shalt upon con victlnn be punishable as a mis- demeanor Section s Conflicting ordln, ances l Any ordinance or parts of or- dinances In conflict herewith are hereby repeated Section 10 Declaration o f Emergency ' 1 In the opinion of the Moab City, Council .an emergency exists and therefore it is deemed necessary( to the preservation of peace,: health and safety of the Inhabi_ tants of Moab City, Utah, that this ordinance become effective Immediately Section r 11 Etfectve Date ordinance dlnance shall take ef1 feet upon its passage and first publication In one Issue of the Times -Independent, a paper of general circulation wtthtn the city PASSED BY THE CITY COUR. CIL, OF THE CITY OF MOAT, UTAH, THIS gth DAY OF FEI RUARY, 1954 W CORBIN Mayor ATTEST Ellis R Cook, Jr Recorder Ni idpir aubh planting approval, taxi ideation shall _ orable vote of -no. majority of the en..ac f hip of the city eou....,, lacing"of any street or street ines upon the official map shall not to end_of ltselt minstttute or, be eningor or�blishmento constitutt of ear street or the taking or accen- tance IaIdoiprposes., any adopting the dinaneo creating the official map, the city council shall di. metthat sold ordinance be re corded,in the office of the countY1 recorder Section S protection of Map ped Streets • Prom and after the time wheal an official map has been recorded" in the office of the count re - corder, no permit shall be Issued by the building inspector for any building or struchrre or part thereof on any land located be sheet 'ads ayyshownn oonl thee official hlspinabilit Wtto obtain such -a permit may appeal to the board of adjustment, herein created tit The board of adjustment shall 1 have the power, upon an appeal ttI11 filed with it by the owner of any each /and, to authorize the grant of a permit for a building rtructure or part thereof with In any mapped street location,in any case In which the board ol" bmssle) nhet uponhe property`e evidence Metant of which ucmappof ed street location forms a part will of yleid a reasonable return -to the owner unless such permit be , fgee°tedor tb) that4balancin: interest of the cloy' in-preser• �g the Integret of the official p and interest of the owner 'the use and benefits ,of the roperty, the grant of Goal per- mit v awed -by comidela- tion of et. and equity. 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That he is the publisher of The Times -Inde- pendent, a weekly newspaper of general circulation, published every Thursday at Moab, Grand county, state of Utah; that the notice 01TY PI1 mahG ORDINANCE OF TIDE CITY OF WAU, UTAH hereto attached, and which is made a part of this Affidavit of Publication, was published in said newspaper for a period of one consecutive issues, the first publication having been made February 11, 1954 February 11, 1954 , and the last on , that the said notice was published in each and every copy of said newspaper during the period and time of publication, and that it was published in the newspaper proper and not in a sup- plement there Subscribed and sworn day of e th1 i Notary Public, Residing at Moab, Utah. My commission expires-Yr--�2 _Y "di. ,oxliiiiiice AltotiUlgatira6 teiulrary regulations'pert aining to the-erection,'construettoli, re- ' conrstmuctie -. _dr;t alteration` _ Of j Inilldinss of structures to, bu: ed'for commercial_ purpyse§s e ind the use "of -.land for any, such qp�urpose; establishing ,minimm t,u 6mri- sale and rear -yards re - I gfrirementa -for the ereotion, and '.alteration- of= residential build- ings or`-steacturesi, prov:ding methods of admtnisteation r this __ - ' �itinsita=iiiiteiuoni ' prescribing Penalties for the,vio-. daUon.thereof, arid'aeolarinCein emergency:"_ -, MFiMMAS the City CoUriclf of 1imab,•i`City,;Utah, .is authoklied wind JmyoWered pursuant oo'Tiff 10=3-1s,' "(lull code Annobsted t4ki to.,proreivleate;eertaitilteM--'-' t WIIEEEAS,.,1'he'peace, lteaith,', jsafety,, ndeneral welf4Ye Of 'theicitiviequires that temporary, ;regulations_ he plomulgated,'. { Now, riERETOylE. 'RV' it' ri- doiaed-hiAlte City Ceusdl i ' Moab, city; Utah: eotlon 1- That no budding.... or structure to be Used for rum• mercie•1 or-industrled purposes ;shall be erected, constructed, re- constructediaeconstructed 'or al [ed,; ncii shall'm), .lanebeiput po tine,iki .n'eoPrerrieiebnl oYtin, dilstrlal- ,purpose without first seattriiiQ-a permit;to do so from the- building++inspector- of, Moab s' - ..„ -, Section'Tha t at'the_bulkiing huQhyiPeatbf shalrin turn refer the applipitlon for such .pertnldlt to thesMrti Crty, Nanning Commis- ion.,- ,, —` •,* ' yo- eotign 3. That the MCabfAty Maiming Commission shalb_then ihVestiyate and make, euch'.re- commt tons.#e are, proper ito. budding-, to usnce of a permit icti14`,4. , That the building, }lietif)&upon ,,a, favorable re. mmendation front ` the Moab' Ceti, Planning Oimmisslon, skill Issue. suiNh permit.' .? Section 5e, That in event'the b City llanning;Commisidon teooriiinende thattrno'permit be issued,` the building inspector hill- be bound by Ouch that na, er t- be Issued, the building' ns ;shalt die around' by uch` reciimmendation: ''r , Seetloaa,li That all buildings r structures used for residential purposes -(except hotels and auto urta) shall be set track from e- Street idght_of-wavy, line a dlsbinoe of at aeapt_Ynmtydive 1(251"feet; frOrolhe side Oroperty tline_ 5 tlie',1vt; a distance '.:':-;Fat l aaet eightAB) feet; and from the bad property tine of the lot a Ail Stance of at least twenty-five (25l_feet. Sectkopt T.:That the regale- -ilium as containeb'in this °rain. l- rIee shall eantinue 1n full, force ¢and effect' for a period of six pantos from, the effecti.. :ad prthis ordinance, `Section B. Any person, firm, ,or _corporation, or any officer or emmppl]oyee therm!, who violiatea, 41 beya,-omltv,' neglects, or re- fuses to comply with the provis- ions of this ordinance shall, tip - on -con ric(itjn, be tined not more .than V99 or imprisoned not mire titan six months or both fine and iniprisonment. p3ach -and every day during which such Illegal erection, construction, reconstruc• CO, alteration, maintenance or use'continue&sha11 be deemed a eeparatte offense • on 9.- AU ordinances or parts of ordinances In confllot here►vith are hereby repealed. Section 10 If any one or more section, clauses, sentences or pants of this ordinance shall, for any reason, -be auestioned 1n any court and shall he judged un- °°neti,tuttonal or invalid. zuch :Judgment `s1ia11 not affect, im, ;pair or invalidate the remabyins 'provisions_ thereof Sectionm il. In the opinion of the City Council it is necessary ,to the peace, bealfih, and safety of the inhabltants`of Moab City, ptah, that this uadlnance be come effective immediately - Section 12, This ordinance, 'shall take effect upon its teas_, ,sage and 'publication. ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUN- CIL OF MOAB CITY, OTAII,'IRIS 8th DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1954 J W. CORBIN Mayor ATTEST' Ellis R Cook, Jr Recorder Proof of Publication STATE OF UTAH, ) ) ss. County of Grand, ) Beverly Spencer Is.}XL..a^rtigIlit, being first duly sworn according to law, deposes and says: That he is the publisher of The Times -Inde- pendent, a weekly newspaper of general circulation, published every Thursday at Moab, Grand county, state of Utah; that the notice ORDINANCE hereto attached, and which is made a part of this Affidavit of Publication, was published in said newspaper for a period of ogle consecutive issues, the firs publication having been made February 11, 1954; and the last on February 11, 1954; that the said notice was published In each and every copy of said newspaper during the period and time of publication, and that it was published in the newspaper proper and not in a sup- plement thereof. Subscribed and sworn to --fo mP)this day of Notary Public, (/ Residing at Moab, Utah. My commission expires y-> v-fl, 203 Mr. Despain read the proposed temporary zoning ordinance for the City of Moab, Utah. The City Planning Commission then retired to consider its findings on the proposed Temporary Zoning Ordinance for tie City of Moab, Utah. After consideration the Planning Commission recommended to the City Council through its temporary chairman, Mr. RpPd Rey_nnldG, +ha+ +he City Council adopt the proposed Temporary Zoning OrdAnce for the City of Moab, Utah. The following motion was made by Councilman L. L. Robertson, seconded by Councilman K. E. McDougald, and carried unanimously; I move that the Temporary Zoning Ordinance of the City of Moab, Utah be adopted on its first reading. The following motion was made by Councilman G. U. Foote, seconded by Councilman Robert Mohler, and carried unanimously; I move that the Temporary Zoning Ordinance of the City of Moab, Utah be adopted on its second reading. The following motion was made by Councilman Robert Mohler, seconded by Councilman K. E. McDougald, and carried unamimously; I move that the Temporary Zoning Ordinance of the City of Moab, Utah be adopted on its third and final reading. Whereupon the recorder was instructed to publish the following ordinance in one issue of the Times -Independent, a newspaper of general circulation in the City of Moab, Utah, published every Friday. ORDINANCE NUMBER 40 ORDINANCE • , An ordinance promulgating temporary regulahons pertaining to the erection, construction, re- construction, or alteration of tbuildngs or structures to be us- ed for commercial purposes and the use of land for any such purpose, establishing minimum front, side and ,rear yards re- giurements for the erection and alteration of residential build- ings or structures, providing methods of administration of this ordinance, limiting its duration, prescribing penalties for the,vio- d'ation thereof and declaring an emergency WHEREAS, the City Council of Moab, City, Utah, is authorized and empowered pursuant to Title 10.9_18, Utah Code Annotated, 1R53, to promulgate certain tem- porary regulations; and WHEREAS, The peace, health, safety, and general welfare of the city requires that temporary regulations be promulgated, NOW. THEREFORE, 1e It Or- dained b7 the City Council of Moab, City, Utah: Section 1 That no building or structure to be used for com- mercial or lndustnal purposes shall be erected, constructed, re- constructed, reconstructed, or al - NIP `ered, nor shall any land be put to use for a commercial or in- dustrial purpose without first securing a permit to do so from the building inspector of Moab City. Section 2, That the building inspector shall in turn refer the application for such permits to the Moab City Planning Commis- sion Section 3 That the Moab City Planning Commission shall then investigate and make such re- commendations as are proper to the building inspector for is- suance of a permit Section 4 That the building inspector, upon a favorable re- commendation from the Moab City Planning Commission, shall issue such permit Section 5 That in event the Moab City Planning Commission recommends that no permit be issued, the building inspector shall be bound by such that no permit be issued, the building inspector shall be 'bound by such recommendation Section 6. That all buildings structures used for residential purposes (except hotels and auto courts) shall be set back from the street right-of-way line a distance of at least twenty-five (25) feet; from the side property IMEREI@a¢pri1RGIMMomim omrims._,.-,.-,.-,r-,mmm line of the lot a distance of at least eight (8) feet; and from the back property alne of the lot a distance of at least twenty-five (25) Meet. Section 7. That the regula- tions as contained In this ordin- ance shall continue in full force and effect for a period of six months from the effective date of this ordinance Section 8, Any person, firm, or corporation, or any officer or employee thereof, who violates, disobeys, omits, neglects, or re- fuses to comply with the provis- ions of this ordinance shall, up- on conviction, be fined not more than $299 or imprisoned not more than six months or both fine and imprisonment Each and every day during which such Illegal erection, construction, reconstruc- tion, alteration, maintenance or use continues shall be deemed a separate offense Section 9 All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith 'are hereby repealed Section 10 If any one or more sections, clauses, sentences or parts of this ordinance shall, for any reason, be questioned in any court and shall be judged un- constitutional or invalid, such judgment shall not affect, Im- pair or invalidate the remaining provisions thereof Section 11 In the opinion of the City Council It is necessary to the peace health, and safety of the inhabitants of Moab City, (Utah, that this cmdlnance be come effective immediately Section 12 This ordinance shall take effect upon its pas- sage and publloation ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUN- CIL OF MOAB CITY, UTAH, THIS Sth DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1954 J W. CORBIN Mayor ATTEST. Ellis It Cook, Jr Recorder 2©4 Councilman Robert Mohler made the following motion: That city license fees be collected for the first half of 1954 on the same basis as for 1953, pending study of licensing ordinances of other Cities, and enactment of a new license ordinance for the City of Moab. This motion was seconded by Councilman K. E. McDougald, and carried. The City Planning Commission reported that it had drawn. lots to determine the terms of office of its members with the following results: Name of member George Burck C. Merlin Brown Gwyn Meador Nell Fletcher H. B. Evans Reed Reynolds Marvin Clever Term of Office 6 years 6 years 6 years 4 years 4 years 2 years 2 years The City Planning Commission reported further that it has organized itself as follows: Co-chairmen Reed Reynolds and Marvin Clever Secretary Gwyn Meador rive.members may hold a meeting. Four members may take action. The City Planning Commission requested that the Council authorize the City Engineer to draw up a map of the City for planning Commission use. The City Engineer reported that the estimated cost of drawing up the map requested by the Planning Commission is 5400.00 Councilman L. L. Robertson moved that the City Engineer be authorized to draw up a map of the City for Planning Commission use. This motion was seconded by Councilman G. U. Foote and carried. There being no further business to come before the Council at this time the meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman Mohler, seconded by Councilman McDougald and carried. Attest: Recorder Mayor p l ,/ 414 Februarv22, 1954 The Council met in special session this date at 3:00 o'clock p. m., pursuant to call of the Mayor, to consider recommendations of Mr. Lauren W. Gibbs, Zions Savings Bank Building, Salt Lake City, regarding wayshmeans of raising money to finance water development for the City of Moab, Utah. Present at the meeting were Mayor J. W. Corbin, Councilmen Robert Mohler, L. L. 1.:1-,artson, M. E. Ro'u�rtson, and K. E. McDougald, Mr. Lauren W. Gibbs, Mr. Robert Fellmeth, accountant, and Recorder Ellis Cook. After thorough discussion and consideration Mr. Gibbs stated that he could raise up to $30,000 on sewer and water second mortgage revenue bonds, said bonds to bear interest at the rate of 5% per annum, for a fee of 3% of the total bonds issued, but not less than a total fee of $750.00 On motion of Councilmen Mohler, seconded by Councilman M. E. Robertson and carried, Mr. Gibbs was authorized to proceed and do whatever is necessary to secure the additional funds which are needed by the City of Moab for water development purposes at this time. The recorder was instructed to furnish Mr. Gibbs with the present water and sewer rate schedules of the City, and to furnish Mr. Gibbs with copies of agy present City Bond_Ordinances which he may request. There being no further business to come before the Council the meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman G. U. Foote, seconded by Councilman K. E. McDougald, and carried. G-1 c'e Attest: Recorder / G- ,40 205 MARCH 3, 1954 Minutes of the regular meeting of the Moab City Council held in the Grand County Court House at 1:30 p.m. on this date. Present at the meeting were Mayor J. W. Corbin, Councilmen Robert Mohler, L. L. Robertson, G. U. Foote, and M. E. Robertson, Recorder Ellis Cook, aid Water Superintendent Fred Dallmus. Mr. Dale Parriott made a proposal to do $150.00 worth of work on the City streets each month. This proposal was accepted by the Council. Details of the work were left to the descretion of Mr. Parriott, who was authorized to hire an extra man to catch up the work and to spend $150 per month from February 15, 1954. Mr. John Marshall presented an objection of the surrounding property owners to the installation of above ground storage tanks for gasoline at the new Standard Oil Company service station on North Main Street, which location is within the City Limits of Moab and also within the business district of Moab. Mr. Marshall pointed out that all present service stations in Moab have under- ground storage, and requested the City Council to recommend that gasoline storage tanks at the new Standard Oil Company station be placed underground. Streets Dale Parriott Above ground gasoline tanks objection John Marshall Motion by Councilman Mohler, seconded by Councilman L.L. Robertson and carried: that the City Council of. the City of Moab is opposed to the installation of above ground'storage tanks for gasoline within the City Limits of the City of Moab. Mr. Ed Hayes and two residents of the Hayes Subdivision applied for installation of sewer and water mains in said subdivision to be installed at the expense of the City, claiming this had been promised verbally by the previous Council and Mayor. Cost estimates of the job prepared by the City Recorder were presented as follows: Water main 411 $2.00 per ft. Sewer main 6" 1.38 per ft. It was explained to the people requesting these mains that verbal promises of individual members of the Council or the Mayor do not carry,any weight, and that the Council must take action as a body in open meeting. It was explainedilfurther that the City does not have the money to install sewer and water mains in subdivisions and that the property owners will have to put up the money before construction of said mains can be started. Johnny Causer of Price, Utah appeared in person and applied for a license to operate a beer tavern within the City of Moab. The Mayor explained that present licenses are restricted to four, all of which have been iseued, and that the City does not want to increase its police work at the present time. Mr. Causer was ask ed to get an option on the property where he proposes to construct his tavern and to present the exact location at/the next Council Meeting and then the applia:.:won will be given consideration., Mrs. A. R. Knight, a resident, of Knob Hill requested that a fire hydrant and a street light be installed on Knob Hill and that the street be improved and a turn -around be constructed at the end of the street which is a dead end. It was explained to Mrs. Knight that the Knob Hill Lane is a private street, that the City has no authority to do anything along the lines of her request on private property, and that it will be impossible to install a fire hydrant as requested until such time as a water main at least 4" in diameter is constructed in Knob Hill. It was pointed out by the Council that there is a fire hydrant at the intersection of Knob Rill Lane with North Main Street, and that the Fire Department has sufficient hose to reach from this fire hydrant to all of the homes on Knob Hill. Sewer and Water Extension of Mains. Ed Hayes subdivision Beer License Johnny Causer Knob Hall Improvements Mrs. A.R.Knight Motion by Councilman Mohler, seconded by Councilman Foote and carried: That the City Engineer be instructed to survey a street of suitable width from North Main Street to the irrigation ditch on Knob Hill, and determine who the property owners are who own the property through which the proposed street will pass, and report to the City Council when this work has been done. Mr. Wilmarth of the Hersey Manufacturing Company, 1557 Princeton Avenue, Salt Lake City, Utah Telephone 4-3282 met with the Council Water meters 206 Water meters Hersey Mfg. Co. Somerville Sp.ng Improvements Advertise for bids Chlorinator Hse Water connection Outside City limits Marshall County Commissioners Police car Christensen Motor Co. Rent - City Office County property used by City License Happy Day Rides regarding water meters. Mr. Wilmarth presented a water meter manufactured by his company and urged that the City use the Hersey Water Meter rather than the Trident Water Pieter, which is in general use in the City_ Mr, Wilmarth explained the advantages of the Hersey Meter and showed samples for the Councills consideration. Water Superintendent Fred Dallmus recommended that the City purchase the Hersey Water Meters for all future installations. After discussion and consider- ation the Council left the decision of which type of water meters to purchase to water superintendent Fred Dallmus.' The Recorder was instructed to advertise for bids on the Somerville Spring Improvement Project in the Times -Independ- ent, a newspaper of general circulation in the City of Moab, ' and to get informal bids on construction of a chlorinator house near the concrete reservoir. Several residents who live outside the City Limits applied for connection to the water system. The following motion was made by Councilman Foote, seconded by councilman M. E. Robertson and carried: That no more connections will be allowed to the flow line from the City Park to the concrete reservoir, that no person will be allowed to connect a pump to any City water main for the purpose of pumping water from the main, that present water users connected to the flow line be notified they are using contaminated water at their own risk. The following motion was made by Councilman Mohler, seconded by Councilman L. L. Robertson and carried: That until such time as an adequate water supply is assured for the City of Moab no water connections will be allowed outside the City Limits of the City of Moab to water mains belonging to said City. Mayor Corbin reported that the County Commissioners of Grand County have agreed to pay up to $150.00 per month for another police officer to be used mainly in the City, and suggested that the business houses of Moab might put up another $150.00 per month for this purpose. The Mayor was requested to take the matter up with the Chamber of Commerce and report back at a future meeting. A proposal of the Christensen Motor 4Company, Moab, Utah to sell the City a special police car for the price of $2,270.00 was presented. No action was taken on this proposal. The Mayor presented a request from the County Commissioners, that the City pay $60.00 per month rent for the office the City is using in the Court House, and that the County Recorder needs the old desk which is in the City Office and belongs to the County.• The Recorder was instructed to return any County property which is being used by the City upon request from the proper County Officials. Several Councilmen said they would contact the Commissioners regarding the question of rent for the City Office. The Mayor stated the Happy Day rides, a carnival wanted to use the school grounds again this year. It was decided this is a question for the School Board, and that the City will issue a license to Happy Day Rides, provided they can obtain a site to set up their show. Police protection Howard Williams requested aid from the City Mar'sha7l in Howard Williams apprehending children who broke the windows in his bus body, and complained that the Cicy Marshall would not cooperate in the investigation. Mr. Williams has a list of 13 children who he claims are involved. Damages amount to approximately $150.00. Complaint referred to law enforcement committee for investigation. Licenses Taxicabs The following persons applied for licenses to operate taxicabs in the City: George Burck and William Hines Gwen Stewart and Mr. Gregory Matter tabled for further information. 207 The Mayor reported that Lille Winbourn has allowed a trailer to be connected to her sewer line and the question has arisen as to whether or not to charge a sewer connection fee for this trailer and/or to mintrgs Mrs. Wilbourn to purchase a license to operate require a trailer court. The council decided to refer to question of the location of the trailer to the Planning Commission. The following resolution was duly offered by Councilman L. L. Robertson, Seconded by Councilman Mohler and carried unanimously. RESOLUTION NO. 1954-4 Be it resolved that two or more trailers or space for same being rented on any property within the City Limits of The City of Moab, Utah, be classified as a trailer court, and be required to have a City License to operate. Mayyor Corbin presented a proposal from the operator of a gravel pit near Moab to deliver gravel to the City for $1.10 per ton. No action taken pending determination of the needs of the City. Mr. Woody Stevens met with the Council and reported that the Ed Hayes and Foy Lane is off 66 feet with the land survey at its upper end, and requested information as to the extension of the sewer and water mains up this lane. Mr. Stevens was informed the property owners will have tn pay for the sewer and water main extensions and will also have to decide on the location of the street. Trailer Courts Sewer Connections Lille Winbourn Planning Commission Trailer Courts defined Streets Gravel Ed Hayes Sub- division Mr. Woody Stevens Edd Provonsha wants to use one-half of the City Street between Streets his property and the property of Wayne McConkie as an entrance to Edd Provonsha his property. The street is surveyed but not in present use, and is fenced by Wayne McConkie. Mr. McConkie has agreed to move his fence back so'that Mr. Provonsha will be able to use one- half of the street. Motion to approve this request made by Councilman M. E. Robertson, seconded by Councilman L. L. Robertson and carried. Councilman M. E. Robertson reported complaints are coming in that people cannot locate the City Engineer. Councilman Mohler stated that this situation is bad, but will probably improve mann in the near future when the permanent resident manager of Metropolitan Engineers moves to Moab. Mayor Corbin reported that Dr. Allen and C. Merlin Brown want to construct a sidewalk in front of their property on East Center 3t. Recorder was instructed to have the City Engineer run a grade for this sidewalk. On motion of Councilman L. L. Robertson, seconded by Councilman Foote and carried the following warrants were approved for pay- ment: General Warrants nunbers 5112 to 5135 totalling $2,040.05 Class C Road fund warrant No. 33 112.00 There being no further business to come before the meeting the Council adjourned on motion of Councilman'Mohler, seconded by Councilman Foote and carried. City Recbrder March 15, 1954 �.� -'d7-hi avor City Engineer Complaints Re. Sidewalk Dr. Allen and C. Merlin Brown Claims Minutes of a special meeting of the Moab City Council held in the Grand County Court House on March 15, 1954 at 7:00 p.m. Present at the meeting were Mayor Corbin, Councilmen L.L. Robertson, Robert Mohler, M. E. Robertson, K. E. McDougald, water superintendeneand recorder Ellis Cook. /iu,a a 0-- 208 Claims Petition to bring property in City Limits John Peterson Building Permit Minerals Engineer ing Company. Following claims against the City were presented and approved for payment on motion of Councilman L. L. Robertson, seconded by Councilman McDougald and carried: I. Dale Despain $187.00 Metropolitan Engineers 400.co Petition of John Peterson to bring his property south of the City Limits along Mill Creek into the City was presented by Mayor.Corbin. The petition was approved on motion of Council- man McDougald, seconded by Councilman L. L. Robertson and carried. The recorder was instructed to turn the petition over to the City Attorney for the necessary legal action which may be required. Letter from Minerals Engineering Company, Grand Junction, -Colorado, dated March 9, 1954, concerning a temporary build- ing permit to construct a Butler Type building on lots owned by Cecil Thomson, located between First and Second Streets North on North Main Street was read by Mayor Corbin. Bids Somerville Spring Improvements Blue Bross Insurance Ed Kerby Licensing State Highway Police Financing State or Federal Aid Water Purchasing Springs Lloyd Somerville Motion by Councilman McDougald, seconded by Councilman L. L. Robertson and carried; that the temporary building permit for a period of six (6) months from April 1, 1954 be issued to Minerals Engineering Comply as outlined in the letter referred to above. This being the time and place set by the Council for opening and considering bids on the Somerville Spring Improvement Project the Recorder was instructed to open all bids which had been received. Bids were opened and read as follows: Total Bid Price $4,245.G0 A and R. Builders, Paul Ross, Partner The bid recorded above was the only bid received. After discussion with Mr. Paul Ross, who was present at the meeting the following motion was made by Councilman Miler, seconded by Councilman L. L. Robertson and carried unanimously: That the bid of A. and R. Builders, Paul Ross, Parter to be construct the Somerville Spring Improvements be and the same is hereby accepted for a total bid price of $4,245.00, actual payment to be made in accordance with the terms of the contract signed by the City and A and R Builders, which is on file in the office of the City Recorder of the City of Moab. On motion of Councilman Mohler, seconded by Councilman M. E. Robertson and carried, the Recorder was instructed to pay the Blue Cross insurance premium of Mr. Ed Kerby, inasmuchas Mr Kerby is acting as collection agent for the City Water Depart- ment and has so acted for some years past without compensation. Councilman L. L. Robertson was requested to study licensing c�4nances and make nncommendatione to the City Council regard ing revising the present City Licensing Ordinance. A letter from the Utah State Highway Commission dated March 11, 1954 regarding the location of a future State Highway thru Moab was read by Mayor Corbin. Councilmen McDougald and Mohler were appointed by the Mayor to contact the business houses regarding raising $150 per month towards the compensation of another police officer. Mayor Corbin stated he would contact the Governor and -our Congressmen to see if financial assistance can be secured on a long term basis from either the State or federal Governments to help aleviate ikic some of the problems which are faoing the City at the present time, due to the rapid influx of population. The following committee was appointed by Mayor.Corbin to contact Lloyd Somerville regarding the possibility of purchas- ing more springs in the vicinity of the City Park: Mayor Corbin , Councilmen L.L. Robertson and M. E. Robertson. There being no further business to come before the meeting the Council adjourned on motion of Councilman mcDoug3ad, seconded by Councilman ohler carried. 1 /11� 209 April 7, 1954 Minutes of the regular meeting of the Moab City council held in the Grand County Court House at 1:15 p.m. on this date. Present at the meeting were Mayor J. W. Corbin, Councilmen Loren L. Robertson, Robert E. Mohler, G. U. Foote, and KoE. McDougald, watersuperin- tendent Fred Dallmus, Street superintendent Dale Parrio t, and City,p Engineers, Rodger Sheridan and Robert Brandon, JU.c.o+iL Mei? cp A delegation of citizens from the Ed Hayes subdivision met with the Council, including Mildred Cooley, Mr. Thomson, Mr. Dunn and Harold Provonsha. These people wanted to know when a water main could be extended into the Hayes subdivision. They were informed that the work will be started as soon as the property owners concerned will deposit the estimated cost of the water main with the City Treasurer. The estimated cost of the main,, and the connection fees for both sewer and water connections for the ten (10) homes wanting to connect at this time is 42,500.00 or $250.00 per house, this estimate contem- plates running a 0 water main approximately 660' from the State Highway up the Hayes Lane and connecting 10 homes to both the water main and the.sewer main, the sewer main is already in existence. The delegation proposed that each house concerned pay a connection fee of 4150.00 per house and that the balance of the cost of this main extension be prorated to the property owners on a front foot basis, and that if the City will order the necessary pipe for this extension the property owners will deposit 41,000.00 with the City Treasury immediately. Motion by Councilman Loren L. Robertson, seconded by Councilman McDougald and carried that the Oity accept the proposal of the delegation of citizens as outlined above, with the understanding that no property owner in the Hayes Subdisision will be allowed to connect to the water or sewer mains until they have paid their full and proportionate share of the cost of construct- ing said mains and connection fees as set by order of the City Council. Carl Glover applied for a license to operate a taxicab service within the City limits of Moab City to be known as the Eveready Taxi Service. Motion by Councilman Loren L. Robertson, seconded by councilman McDougald and carried that this license be granted. City Engineer, Rodger Sheridan brought up the question of aan electrical and wiring code for the City of Moab. The Council was under the impression that suck a code had been adopted as an ordinance a number of years past. From a search of the records and the minute book of the City of Moab it appears that no such code has ever been adopted by the City of Moab, The recorder was instructed to write for the necessary copies of the National Electrical Code and prepare an ordinance for the adoption of this code to be considered by the Council at its next regular meeting on May 5, 1954. Rodger Sheridan presented a proposal of Mrs. Shoemaker who wants to sponsor a cleanup campaign for Moab. She proposes to enlist the support of the school children, and have a barbecue at the airport as a climax to the campaign. Rodger Sheridan presenteda request of Mr. Charles Steen's that he be reimbursed for the part of the cost of installing sewer mains in his subdivision if and when other property owners are allowed to connect to the mains which are paid for by him. Motion by Councilman Mohler, seconded by Councilman Foote and carried that Mr. Steen's request be approved and that the City Attorney be instructed to draw up the necessary rules and regulations to carry this policy into effect. Rodger Sheridan presented a recommendation of the Moab Planning Commission that businesses having signs out on City property be required to move back and allow signs to hang out 2/3 of the width of the sidewalk. Tabled. Water superintendent Fred Dallmus reported that Nick Murphy and Fred Garlett are using a cess pool which is badly in need of maintenance and repairs, that these homes should be required to connect to the sewer main. The City Engineer stated that they have had to put a man on almost full time to take care of City Work and stated that the 450.00 a month retainer was insufficient to cover the cost of the work. Motion by Councilman Mohler, seconded by councilman Loren L. Robertson and carried, that the compensation of the City Engineer Water main Hayes Sub- division Construction deposits Taxicab license Glover Eveready Taxi Service Electrical Code Mrs. Shoemaker Cleanup campaign Charles Steen Subdivision Reimbursement for cost of installing sewer mains Business signs on City property Nick Murphy Fred Garlett Sewer City Engineer Compensation 210 be changed from 350.00 per month to 90% of the building permit fees paid into the City Treasury each month, commencing April 1, 1954. Street superintendent grading streets Trailer Court Ordinance Dale Parriott asked about granding dirt roads. Mr. Parriott was asked to contact County Commissioner Winford Rune and fired out when the County Road Crew will be in Moab. A proposed ordinance providing for the licensing, regulation and control of automobile trailer courts, used as living quarters, was read by the recorder. The following motion was made by Councilman G. U. Foote, seconded by councilman Mohler and carried, unanimously: i move that the Automobile Trailer Court Ordinance of Moab City be adopted on its first reading. The following motion was made by Councilman Loren L. Robertson, seconded by councilman McDougald and carried unanimously: I move that the Automobile Trailer Court Ordinance of Moab City be adopted on its second reading. The following motion was made by Councilman McDougald, seconded by councilman Foote, and carried unanimously: I move that the Automobile Trailer Court Ordinance of Moab City be adopted on its third and final reading. Whereupon the recorder was instructed to publish the following ordinance in one issue of the Times -Independent, a newspaper of general circulation in the City of Moab, Utah, published every Friday. ORDI^IANCE NO. 41 ORDINANCE An Ordmafice providing for the Incensing, Regulation, and Q6nho1 of Automibile Trail& Courts Used as Liv- ing quarters, Providing Pen_ allies for the Violation There of; and Declaring an Emer- gency WHEREAS the number of peo- ple hvmg within Moab City is (increasing rapidly, and WHEREAS there are an insuf- ficient number of permanent houses for properly housing the (increased population, and WHEREAS automobile trailer coaches are entering the city in increasing numbers, and " _ WHEREAS the peace, health, safety, and general welfare of the city require that regulations for the control of automobile trailer courts be (prescribed im- mediately, NOW, THEREFORE, BE 1T OR- DAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF MOAB CITY, UTAH• SECTION 1 It shall be unlawful for any person to operate, maintain, or offer for public use within the limits: of Moab City any trailer col& /to be occupied as living quarters without first making an application to the City Recorder of Moab City and obtaining a al- cen$e so to do EEC, ION 2 Applicants for such license shall file application in writing with the city Recorder, which application shall show, in de- tain sthe plan and layout of roads, wapias, surface age recreation and ser_ wice-.areas, the location -arid di- mensions of each trailer space anal 'automobile 'parking space andtFwhether for dependent or independent trailer coaches, the source and details of design of water facilities, sewerage fa• cilrties, and the details of de- sign and location of service buildings and facilites SECTION 3 The City Recorder shall submit the application, together with the plans, -to -the City Engineer The City Engineer shall review the plans as to conformance with muurnum standards heremafter set forth If the plans show) that Jtihr „Irmoimum standards same to the City Recorder, and the City Recorder shall issue a certificate of application to the applicant After the installation of all re- quired improvements and ser- vice facilites in accordance with specifications as rndcated by a statement from the City Engin- eer and upon the payment of a fee of Twenty -Five ($25 001 Dol tars, plus the sure of One Dol- lar ($100) for each trailer space within the trailer court, which fee shall be effective for the balance of the calendar year in which it is issued, the City Re- corder shall issue a license to operate a trailer court. SECTION 4 Whenever strict application fo any of these regulations will cause an exceptional or pecuhar hardship, the City Council may grant a variance therefrom, at- taching any conditions it roey deem necessary to protect the public interest and conform as closely as possible to the sband_ and and intent of this ordinance SECTION 5 Definitions Trailer court: Any plot of land upon which two or more occu- pied trailer coaches are located Troller coati.: a-VeliMe with- out anemia; of self,propulslon which is constructed to , permit occupancy as ',a - dwelling or sleeping place, for one or more persons Dependent trailer- ma- chi a trailer coach which doe`s .,lot have a water closet and i bath- tub or _shower. Independent trailer coach: a Mile{ cogeh that has a Water oloseVend, a bathtub or shower Trailer space: a plot of ground within a trailer court designated for the accommodation of one trailer coach Service building:. a building housing communal toilet faun. dry,' and other sanitary facili- ties necessary for the health and convenience of the trailer occupants SECTION G Minimum Standards A Site Locatien The sine shall be 1. Located on well drained land free from swamps or other insect -or rodent -breeding placeg 2,.. Prea,from floods,rfirejkaar trailer coaches, parking areas, and accessory buildings, tnclud ing access for firefighting equipment, delivery trucks, and garbage trucks, as well as oc- cupants' automobiles All roads shall be continuous b, An adequate supply of wa• ter from the city water system extended to all trailer coach spaces c Adequate sewage dispos- al into the city sewarage system with each trailer coach pace pro vlded with a sewer cohnction d Electrical service e Adequate surface drain- age. f 'Walks and driveways sur- faced with crushed gravel or other all•weather sullpeing ma- terial„ r �g. -Servile buildings in con- nection with any Wier court designed for, or licensed to per. nit dependent trailer coaches 2. Dimensien■ end apectltca- 3 Bounded on at least one 1 Refuse centains l Fly_ side by a public street or high and rodent tight refuse'contain- way ers of not Mesa than 20_galdoii Utilities, including water, sew_ capacity shall be' provided and erage, and electricity, roust be maintained for each trailer coach available to each trailer coach space space, j For trailer coach spaces It trailer court shall con designed to be, occupied by in lain sufficient land to accom_ dependent trailers, ditnensions modate and specifications as get forth in 1 The number of trailer paragraph C 2 f (•), (2), and coach spaces desired C, 2, g and h. of this section 2 Roads and parking areas shall not apply. for motor vehicles. SECTION 7 3 Service areas, , buildings, The permit to conduct or main_ and playgrounds tain a trailer court shall b prop. 4 Not more than twelve (12) ere framed and ns ieuous] trailer coach spaces per grouse ss displayed 'in`kheailer' office acre of land developed for Iqq ated upon the premises There C. a mailer court sill be kept In said office a C. Site Improvements b k register which the op 1 The physical improvements enj for of the trailer shall re is shall include: q¢l g a Convenient means of ve- t lies name or her name and hicular and pedestrian access to ess, the name! sand address of all persons usingg a troller rich space, date of aTrlva� the Dens a. Area: Each trailer coach space must be not less than 1,250 square feet In area and must be at least 25 feet wide All spaces must be clearly mark ed and shall be accessible from all sildes Only one trailer mach shall be parked in one trailer mach space h Spacing of trailer teach- es. The 2 ummum spacing between trailed coaches ?a4d „bctweea_ a e 11 nse latnumbers of the au tomobile and trailer coach, and the name of ,the State issuing each license SECTION'W Inspection of !rend;es t shall be theiduty, of the City Marshall to investigate and ex- amine Mill such premises and the Book of Registratlop, to deter_ mine that the licensees or keep - erg thereof have complied with fiNeilaws and ordinances ofiMAab City and that all dependent trailer ; coaches are located ,in properly equipped :Waller courts. SECTION- - Dm:cation of License Upon the recornmertdation of the Cily Marshal, .qr the City Attorney, and after:hearing and due cause being slfbwn at such hearing, the City Council may refuse to grant any license for and may evoke ,zany license theretofore issued, audit shall be unlawft4l for, any person to op- erate any trailer court after the revocation opt his license, pro- vided that al/ applicants or li- censees shall be given, "reason able notice off any hearing as heretofore speed:ed•'• s$9lION •10 It re laity Any persons, firing or torpor_ a_ ion violating a.0y, iof the 'cirri' Z -- s NOTICE OF.lUhLIC HEAISHIO' To ,EOM, IT _MAY CONCERN:„ a ' Notice-i§.}teie6y given that the CdtkCotithe #111,4161d`a,Public Hearins iii:the °bud Room of the Ciarid-5,`;Cogirtyrt` Court'., House Moab, ,fiTfalL ia;; 8:00.-pan. ; Aprif 12, i5''4,to;con„ ider:the adoption or,resu2iirEiiins' fir hhe'subdivis lon of land, Ithin.the city Huaits ab Moab,';Utah-„ - ' _ - _ = -3' 'NV= Corbin Miyor' hereto attached, and which is made a part of this Affidavit of Publication, was published in said newspaper for a period' of / consecutive issues, the first publication having been made ; and the last on 4 /gcv ; that the said notice s published in each and every copy of said newspaper during the period and time of publication, and that it was published in the newspaper proper and not in a sup- plement thereof. Proof of Publication STATE OF UTAH, ) ) ss. County of Grand, ) being first duly swor according to law, deposes and says: That he is the publisher of The Times -Inde- pendent, a weekly newspaper of general circulation, published every Thursday at Moab, Grand county, state of Utah; that the notice ' P / Subscribed and sworn tothis 5� day of Notary Publie, Residing at Moab, Utah. 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Grand, ) tee-ingfirst duly swore according to law, deposes and says: That he' is the publisher of The Times -Inde- pendent, a weekly newspaper of general circulation, published every Thursday at Moab, Grand county, state of Utah; that the notice .hereto attached, and which is made a ,part of this Affidavit of Publication, was published in said newspaper for a period of , consecutive issues, the first :publication having been made S I4S17( ; and the last on (f.S7/ ; that the said notice ab published in each anti every copy of said newspaper during the period and time of publication, and that it was published in the newspaper proper and not in a sup- plement thereof. Subscribed and sworn to b me this " day of 79.5-/ Notary Public, Residing at Moab, Utah. My commission expires ORDINANCE An Ordinance providing for `the Incensing, Regulation, and Control of Automiblle Trailer Courts Used as Liv ing Quarters, Providing Pen- alties for the Violation There of, gird Declaring an Elmer gency WHEREAS the number of pee_ i ple living within Moab City Is increasing rapidly. and WHEREAS there are an insuf tldent number of permanent j houses for properly housing the increased population, and - WHEREAS automobile�jrailer - coaches are entenne the"dty in increasing numbers, and WHEREAS the peace,'health, safety, and general welfare of the city require that regulations for the control of automobile °!railer courts be 'prescribed irht mediately, r NOW, TRIREFORE, BE fT ON bAINED BY THE CTTY COUNCIL .OF MOAN CITY, UTAH SECTION 1_ . It shall he unlawful for -any person to operate, maintain, or Offer for public use within the limits of Moab City any trailer bourt to be occupied as living , quarters without Drat making an Application to the City Recorder Iqf Moab City and obtaining a i! dense so to do y„ t SECTION' 2 t Applicants for such license hAnil the application In writing th the City Recorder, which plicatfon shall shod, in de - the plan and layout of eels, roads, walk surface ,Tstrainage, recreation- and ser_ tyke areas, the Vocation and cll- plenalons of each trailer space ,and autamobile parking spore ''and whether tOr dependent or Independent trailer coaches, the source and details of design of water facilities, sewerage fa citifies, and the details f de sfgn and location of service buildings and facilities SECTION 3 The City Recorder shall submit the application, together with the plans, to the City Engineer The City Engineer shall review the plans as to conformance with minimum standards hereinafter set forth if the plans show that the minimum standards have been complied with, the City Engineer -shall signify the 3 Rounded on at 'least one side by a p„bhe street or hign- way Utilities, including water, sew_ erase, and electricity, must be available to each trailer coach space 1 The trailer court shall co tain sufficient land to accom- modate 1 The number of trailer coach spaces desired 2 Roads and parking areas for motor vehicles 3 Service areas, buildings and playgrounds 9 Not more than twelve (12) trailer coach spaces per gross acre of land developed for use ' SECTION `4 as a trailer court Whenever strict application fo C Silo harnsvamoate any of these regulations will 1 The ph7aleal Improvements cause all exceptional or peculiar ohall include. hardship, the City Council may a Convenient means of ve grant a variance therefrom, at_ hicular and pedestrian access to Caching any conditions it may trailer coaches, parking areas, deem necessary to protect the and accessory buildings, lnclud- public interest and conform as ing ac.-os for firefighting clokely as possible to the stand_ equipment, delivery trucks, and and and intent of this ordinance .garbage trucks, as -well as oc , SECTION S cupants' automobiles All roads DeOalaoaa shall be continuous ,Trailer courts Any plot of land b An adequafe supply of wa upon nldch two or more occu- ter from the city water system pied trailer coaches are located extended to all trailer coach Trailer coach; a vehicle with spaces out means of self -propulsion c. Adequate sewage dispos- whieh is constructed to permit al into the city sewerage system occupancy es a dwelling or with each trailer coact puce pro sleeping place for one or more vlded with a sewer connctfon persons d. Electrical service Depeadeat trailer coach: • e Adequate, surface drain trailer, coach which does not age have a water closet and a bath C Waits and driveyvys stir_ tub or "Bower faced with crushed travel or iepeaicat Nailer Beach: a other all weather surfeefng ma_ Brach that has a water terial �t"� elo and a bathtub of shower g Se ge buligtnas in con 'Trailer specs: a ,plot of ground nectlon filth any�L'rreller court within a trailer court designated designer( {or, or licce�nsed to per for the accommodation of one mit, depelndent trifler coaches trailer coach 2. Dlateasless and specifics Service hnildlaa• a 'building Maas housing communal toilet, Faun- a Ares: Each trailer coach dry, and other- sanitary faciil- space must be not less than ties necessary for the health 1,250 square feet in area and and convenience of the trailer must be at least 25 feet wide occupants All spaces must be clearly mark ed and shall be accessible from all sides. Only one trailer coach shall be parked 1.tt one trailer coach space ea. Spacing h aller eeae The minimr•sfi spacing between trailer es,,aches and between „tr-4e% coaches and buildings shall be (1) Side-toslde spacing. 15 feet w (2) End to -end • spacing., 10 feet (3 No trailer coach shall be S located closer than 25 feel from the right of way line of a street or highway nor closer than 10 c, feet from the trailer court boun dary c Interior roads: All roads 1 within the trailer court shall be at least (20) feet wide, exclu sive of parking space P d Parking space Each trail- ler coach space shall be provid ed with parking space of not less than two hundred (200) square feet for at least one ve hicle, exclusive of roadways e Walks. Walks of not less than three (3) feet in width shall be provided tjom the entrance of each (railer coach to service facilities, exclusive of roadways f Service buildings: In. any trailer court designed for, or licensed to permit, one or more dependent trailer coaches, ser- vice buildings shall be provided within two hundred (200) feel from any such trailer roach Nspace, as follows. (1) Separate men's and wo men's toilet rooms, distinctly marked and separated by a sound -resistant wall A vest! bule or screen shall be provided to prevent direct view into (di- et rooms when exterior doors are Open. (2) For each ten (10) depen- dent trailer coaches, or fraction thereof, thereof, there shall be (a) One laundry dray or wash• ing machine (b) For men, one wailer do& at, urinals may be substlluted for ne third of the number of required water closets; one lavatory or rush basin, one bathtub or show*: one slop sink with tot and cold runrdng water (c) For women• one water closet, one lavatory or wash basin; one bathtub or shower, one slop sink with hot and cold running water All water closets and bathtubs' for women and water closets and bathtubs for men shall be to cated In separate compartments Gangtype shower compartments may be used for men The room containing the laundry unfits shall be separated from the toilet rooms and have an exterior en- trance only (3) Heating facilities capable of maintaining a temperature in the service buildings of 70' F in cold weather shall be pro vldedd g Hot water. Hot water fa ,chides capable of maintaining a continuous supply of 2 to 3 gal IIons of 170' hot water per trailer ,coach shall be provided. lehanical Laundry 'twilit!. drying equip or laundry drying yards of , at least h fty (50) square feet per 'trailer coach space shall be pr - 'vided same to the City Recorder, and the City Rer:rd : shall issue a certificate of application to the applicant. Atter the installation of all re- quired improvements and ser vice facilities in accordance with sitement fromas hedCity Engin- eer and upon the payment of a fee of Twenty -Five (32500) bol tars, plus the sum of One Doi lar ($1_00) for each trailer space within the trailer court, which fee shall be effective for the balance of the calendar yeu In which it is issued, the City Re corder shall issue a license to operate a trailer court SECTION g Mfalarum Slaaiaria A. Site Lecation The site shall be. 1 Located on well drained land free from swamps or other insect -or rodent breeding places 2. Free from floods, fire has ards, noise, smoke fumes, odors, or_other nuLsances 1 Refuse cantata.. Fly-1 and rodent tight refuse contain ers of not less than 20-galion capacity shall be provided and maintained for each trailer coach' space j For trailer mach spaces' designed to be occupied by in-, dependent trailers, dimensions and specifications as set forth in Par=graph C 2 f (-?, (2), and C 2 g and h of this section shall not apply sEcrion 7 The permit to conduct or main- tain a trailer court shall be prop erly framed and conspicuously displayed rn the trailer office located upon the premises There' shall be kept In said office a book register upon which the op i erator of the trailer shall Tells ter his name or her name and adders, the names and address es of all persons using a trailer coach space, date of arrival, the license plate numbers of the au tomoblle and trailer coach, and the name of the State issuing each license SECTION i Inspection of !remises It shall be the duty of the City Marshall to investigate and ex- amine all such premises and the Zook of Registration, to deter. mine that the licensees or keep ers thereof have•Fomplled With the laws and ordinances of Moab Clty and that all, dependent trailer coaches are located in properly equipped trailer courts SECTION,! Revocation el License .Upon the recommendation of the City Marshal, or the City Attorney, and after hearing and due cause being shown at much hearing, the City' Council may refuse to grant any license for and may revoke any license theretofore issued, and It shall be unlawful for any Iverson to op male any tralleecourt after the revocation of his license, pro- vided that all applicants or ]I censees shall be given reason able notice of ally hearing as heretofore specified SECTION 10 Penalty Any persons, firm, or come:r- atlon violating any of the terms or conditions of tthis ordinance shall, upon conv%ion, be fined not more than 77WWo.Hundred and Ninety -Nine (329900) Dollars or imprisoned not more than six (6) months, or both Each and every day during which such vlo lation shall exist shall be deem ed a separate offense sEC17ON ll If any one or more section or sections, clauses, sentences, or parts of this ordinance shall, for any reason, be Judged unconsi) tutional or invalid In any court, such judgment shall not affect, impair, or invalidate the remain- ing provislons Oiereof SEC'I70N 12 All ordinances or parts of ordinances In conflict herewith are hereby repealed SECTION 13 In the opinion of the City Council It 1s necessary to the _ peace, health, and safely of the inhabitants of Moab City, Utah, that this ordinance become ef- fective Immediately Ibis ordinance shall take`ef feet upon its passage and first publication in the Times-Inde pendent a netvepaper of general circulation within the City of Moab, Utah. ORDAINED NY THE CITY COUNCIL OF MOAR CITY, UTAH, THIS 7th DAY OF APRIL, 1953 f W CORBIN Mayor Attest. ELLIS R COOK, JR. The following resolution was duly offered by Councilman Robert Mohler, seconded by Councilman G. U. Foote and carried unanimously. 211 RESOLUTION NO. 1954-5 Be it resolved that the City Recorder of the City of Moab is authorized to issue a license to do business in the City of Moab for the sum of two and 50/100 dollars ($2.50) per day to any person applying for same under the provisions of the City Licensing Ordinance. Daily license fee Mr. L. B. Perry met with the Council to discuss the proposed Mill L. B. Perry Creek and Pack Creek water development project and asked that the Mill and Pack City aid in compiling information to be used in the promotion of Creek water said project-. Recorder Ellis Cook and City Engineer Rodger Sheridan development were appointed by the Mayor and approved by the Council to cooper- ate as far as possible in the furtherance of said project. Pr,uosed Moab City Subdivision Regulations were read by the Recorder. City subdivision The recorder was instructed to publish a notice of public hearing regulations in the Times -Independent a newspaper of general circulation in the City of Moab, said hearing to be for the purpose of making the Public Hearing subdivision regulations known to the public and for hearing suggestions, and objections to said regulations, said meeting to be held on April 12, 1954 at 8:00 p.m. in the auditorium of the Grand County High - School, located in Moab, Utah. Bid of the Utility Engineers for pumping three wells recently drilled in the amount of $825 was accepted, it appearing to the Council that said bid was the lowest acceptable bid and that an emergency exists due to an accute water shortage, and that there is not time to advertise for further bids. Mrs. Pope requested that an off -sale beer license be issued to sell beer at the Saveway Market. Said license was granted at the rate of $50.00 per year, payable $12.50 each quarter in advance. Mr. Floyd Trout requested a mineral lease on City Park Property, and offered to pay $1.00 per acre per year, and 122% royalty on any minerals mined from said property, for said lease+ No action was taken on this request. A letter from the Jones Realty Company was read, requesting that certain trees be removed from property on North Main Street which is owned by said Company. The Recorder was iaa4tructed to inform the Jones Realty Company that they may proceed to remove these trees at their own expense. The City Park Watchman requested permission to strengthen the gate at the Park and lock it after 10:00 p.m. to prevent people from racing their automobiles in and out of the Park late at night. Permission was granted. Applications of the fo11o1*4rg individuals for the position of Night City Marshall were considered: C. C. Houghland A. M. Swanson Ross Leech The Council decided to hire C. C. Houghland as Night City Marshall and Deputy Marshall at a salary of $225.00 per month and expense allowance of $100.00 per month. The Recorder was instructed to see that Mr. Houghland i$ properly bonded prior to assuming his duties as Deputy City Marshall. The Mayor stated that large trucks parking near intersections and obstructing the view are creating a hazard in the City and sugges t- ed that no parking signs to erected to prevent this type of parking. The Recorder was instructed to publish a notice to city water users in the Times -Independent to the effect that Lawn watering maybe restricted during the time the Somerville Spring Collection System is being constructed. Utility Engineers Test Pumpinti City wells Off -Sale Beer license Saveway Market Mineral Lease City Park Floyd Trout Removal of trees Jones Realty City Park Locking Gate at Night "right City Marshall and Deputy Marshall Deputy Marshall Salary and Expense Truck Parking Intersections Notice to water users 212 Minutes of Minutes of the following meetings were read and approved, on motion previous meetings of Councilman Foote, seconded by Councilman McDougald, and carried. read and approved Regular meeting of February 2, 1954 Special meeting of January 16, 1954 Special meeting of February 8, 1954 Special meeting of February 22, 1954 Regular meeting of March 3, 1954 Special meeting of March 15, 1954 On Motion of Councilman Loren L. Robertson, seconded by Councilman Robert Mohler and carried the following warrants were approved for payment: warrants General warrants numbers 5159 to 5195 totalling $3,870,.17 approved. Class °C° Road fund warrants numbers 34 to 36 totalling $217.00 Adjournment There being no further business to come before the meeting the Council adjourned at 6:05 p.m. to motion of Councilman McDougald, seconded by Councilman Foote, and carried. eei4 /2✓, &,,tel Recorder Z py�� � April 12, 1954 Special meeting The council met in special session in the Auditorium of the Grand Subidivision County Highschool, Moab, Utah, at 8:00 p.m. on this date for the Regulations purpose of reading the proposed Subdivision Regulations for the City of Moab and hearing any objections to said regulations, said meeting having been advertised in the Times -Independent a newspaper of general circulation inrthe City of Moab, published every Friday. Present at the meeting wereMayor Corbin, Councilmen Loren L. Robertson, McDougald, Mohler, and Foote, Engineers Sheridan and Brandon, City Planner I. Dale Despain, the following members of the Moab City Planning Commission; Reed Reynolds, Marvin Clever, George Burck, Nell Fletcher, Water superintendent Fred Dallmus and recorder Ellis Cook and a good number of the Citizens of the City of Moab, approximately 47 in nnnunbert The subdivision regulations were read and explained by Mr. Despain. Various questions were raised which were all answered to the satisfaction of those concerned by Mr. Despain. No serious objections against the regulations were raised by anyone present, except that it was suggested that sidewalks be added to the minimum requirements of the work to be done by the subdivider. George H. Tubbs License to oper- ate garbage disposal business 9:30 Meeting adjourned. Recor Recor er ,ayor April 19, 1954 The Council met in special session at 2:00 p.m. on this date in the office of the City Recorder, Grand County -Courthouse, Moab, Utah. Present at the meeting were Mayor Corbin, Councilmen Loren L. Robertson, Mohler, and Foote, and Recorder Ellis_Cook. Mr. George H. Tubbs presented ca proposal to start a garbage disposal business in the City of Moab. Mr. Tubbs stated that a dump will have to be established at some location removed from the City, that he proposes to service residences once each week for the fee of $61.50 per month, and that fees for businesses will vary according to the work involved, and requested that the Council grant him a franchise to operate a garbage disposal business in the City of Moab. After a telephone consultation with the City Attorney ihaxgmAnnati the following motion was made by Councilman Foote, seconded b y Councilman Loren L. Robertson and carried; that George H. Tubbs to granted a license to operate a garbage disposal business in the City of Moab at the regular rates heretofore established, for the balance of 1954. Proof of Publication NanmE-,OF ,r mwz xvittfttp TO WHOM "IT MAY 't otic oNi -Notice *hereby. �giveM that the Moalk _City Co -Cinch :yak iheld-, a pdbltc2learint,iinthe COVreR Ori STATE OF UTAH, ) ef:- the,=,,Gratid i-County .'11Foutt ) a S . House may ioF 1954' �i#_7;3('p.m. County o£ Grand, ) tufvrluchihhieaiOutefiteiornnd Sigainat'the'proposed zorting;or• dluance fo011oab YGity be The text -of-the Proposea,or- , being first duly savor dip'ane. kind the. zoning map`will be. on file ,an the' office of the City'nlerk and -do -the office,,ef according to law, deposes and says: That the buildinS inspector, and:aay lift- examined during office. hours he is the publisher of The Times-Inde- atii` rae- date _bf the `hearing' TJ. W. cOREIN, Maya pendent, a weekly newspaper of general circulation, published every Thursday at Moab, Grand county, state of Utah; that the notice hereto attached, and which is made a part of this Affidavit of Publication, was published in said newspaper for a period of consecutive issues, the first publication having been made ,221 /9S/1; and the last on 2� 19s1/; that the said notice published in each and every copy of said newspaper during the period and time of publicatiu.u, and that it was published in the newspaper proper and not in a sup- plement thereof. Subscribed and sworn to be or e this day of 77/ 9SY Notary Public, Residing at Moab, Utah. My commission expires '71-)'1'-ft The Mayor presented a request from Bud Walker that he be granted a license to operate a trailer court within the City of Moab. This request was referred to the Planning -Commission. 213 Bud Walker Trailer Court License Request of Mr. McBride to use water from Johnny Peterson's cemetery Mr. McBride connection on a temporary basis was considered. Mr. McBride was water usage at granted permission to use the water as requested on a temporary basis Johnny Peterson of not longer than three months and is to be charged the double rate Cemebery for users located outside the City Limits, if the water is to be used for a period longer than three months Mr. McBride will be charged a connection fee and a water meter will be installed. The following motion was duly made by Councilman Mohler, seconded by Power to councilman Loren L. Robertson, and carried: That the City accept the chlorinator proposed 5 year contract presented by the Utah Power and Light Company house 5 yr for extension of the Power Line to the chlorinator house at the concrete contract reservoir at a minimum charge to the City of $75.00 per year for 5 years, and that the Mayor and/or City Recorder are hereby authorized to execute said contract in the name•of the City of Moab, Utah. 3:00 p.m. meeting adjourned. eP.�i ,./..04 d lG dri4 Recorder ij<yor April 22, 1954 The Council met5in special session on this date at 1:20 p.m. In the office of the City Recorder, Grand County Courthouse, Moab, Utah. Present at the meeting were Mayor Corbin, Councilmen Mohler, Loren L. Robertson, Foote, City Planner Despain and Recorder Cook. Parking meters were discussed. Mr. Iespain stated that one meter will produce approximately $100 in revenue per year. A letter from the Chairman of the Moab City Planning Commission dated April 22, 1954 and submitting the recommendations of the Planning Commission on the Proposed Zoning of the City of Moab was read by Mr. Despain. A map of the proposed zoning.of the the City and the proposed zoning ordinance were presented and explained by Mr. Despain. The following motion was made by councilman Foote, seconded by councilman Mohler and carried; that a public hearing be called for 7:30 p.m. on May 10, 1954 to be held in the Grand County Court House and that the City Recorder publish notice of said hearing in the Limes -Independent, a newspaper of general circulation the the City of Moab, published every Friday. 2/30 Meeting adjourned. Recorder May 5, 1954 ayor d Parking meters Recommendation of planning commission on zoning Public Hearing Zoning Minutes of the regular meeting of the Moab City Council held in the Grand County Court House at 1:30 p.m. on thin date. Present at the meeting were Mayor J. W. Corbin, Councilmen Robert Mohler, Loren L. Robertson, K. E. McBougald, and G. U. Foote, Water Superintendent Fred Dallmus, Engineers Sergeant and Brandon, Street Superintendent Dale Parriott, and Recorder Ellis Cook. Dale Parriott reported on work accomplished on streets, and asked for suggestions from the council as to what he should do. He stated that recent rains have damaged work that has been done to some extent. Reported that some culverts are plugged and suggested that fire hose be used to clean them. The council instructed Mr. Parriott to do the best he could with the money that is available. Iirs. Thomas met with the council and stated that she and her husband have purchased one-half acre of ground west of the City Limits to be used as a truck storage yard, and requested permission to connect to Street Super. Report of work accom- plished and conditions Thomas Application for water connection 214 Barnes Mosoleum Dick Allen Liability insurance Lauren Gibbs Bond issue Utah Pourer & Light Co. Bill for conn- ecting City Well City Engineer Enforcement Building Code Zoning Sewer conn- ection Nick Murphy Emma Walker property application for water connection ;later Super. increase in salary Authority to hire assistant the City Water System, stating that there is a 1" line near her property that she could.connect to. The council informed Mr.5 Thomas of a Prior ruling of the council to the effect that no new water connections will be allowed outside the City Limits until such time as an adequate water supply for the City is assured, and suggested that Mrs. Thomas get here water from Boyd Stewart for the time being. IIr. Barnes met with the council and presented a plan to build a mosoleum in the City at no cost to the City. Possible sites were discussed. The mayor told Mr. Barnes he would look over possible sites with him and see if something could be worked out. At the invitation of the council Mr. Dick Allen, an insurance agent, presented an insurance plan to cover City liabilities, both known and unknown hazards, except false arrest, at an estimated cost to the City of $976.00. Motion by Councilman Foote, seconded by Councilman Mohler and carried; that the City accept the insurance plan as outlined by Mr. Dick Allen. Mr. Allen was requested to draw up the policy and deliver it to the City Recorder. ?Mayor Corbin reported that Lauren Gibbs has a purchaser for the proposed City of Moab Bonds. Mr. Gibbs suggests that bonds in the principal,amount of $75,000 be authorized and that probably up to $60,000 can be issued at this time. Motion by Councilman Mohler, seconded by Councilman Foote, and carried that Mr. Gibbs be instructed to proceed with the necessary legal steps and draw up the bond ordinance. Mr. James C. Taylor, 63 East Main Street, Price, Utah met with the council and presented a bill from the Utah Power and Light Company for connecting three phase power to the City well near the Mill Creek Pump House in the amount of $11G9.00. Motion by Councilman McDougald, seconded by councilman Foote, and carried, that the bill presented by Mr. Taylor, payable to the Utah Power and Light Company be paid as presented. Mr. Robert Brandon, representing the Metropolitan Engineers, the City Engineer and Building Inspector requested advice as to how to enforce the Moab City Building Code, and the Moab City Zoning Ordinance, citing several examples of violations. The Council decided to get the advice of I. Dale Despain, City Planner before proceeding against the violations, and to publish a warning against violations in the Times Independent a news- paper of general circulation in the City of Moab. The City Engineer advised the Council Nicholas Murphy could be allowed to run a 6" sewer service line to connect his home and two or three other homes in the vicinity to the City Sewage System. If the City does this work they will have to install an 8" sewer main and two man holes. This in accordance with regulations of the State Board of Health. Application for a water connection on Emma, Walker's property south of the City Limits for the purpose of operating a drive in restaurant was denied by the Council, in accordance with its previous ruling that no water connections will be allowed out- side the City Limits at the present time. Water Superintendent, Fred Dallmus requested 4 raise in salary and authority to hire a permanent full time assistant, stating that the work of the Sewer and Water Department has increased tremendously and that he has been working after regular hours, Saturday afternoons, and Sundays to keep up with the work. Motion by Councilman Loren L. Robertson, seconded by Councilmam K. E. MCDougald and carried: that the salary of the Water Super- intendent be raised from $300.00 per month to $350.00 per month effective May 1, 1954, and that the Water Superintendent be authorized to hire a permanent full time assistant at a salary of $250.00 per month, effective May 1, 1954. A Mr. Hastings applied for a license to operate a taxicab business in the City of Moab. No action was taken by the Council. The following motion was made by Councilman Loren L. Robertson, seconded by Councilman Robert Mohler and carried unanimously. That a special improvement distridt be created for the purpose of constructing curbs and gutters for three blocks on Center Street from Second East to First West streets, and three blocks on Main Street from First South to Second North Streets. This was referred to the City Attorney, Mitchell Melich to take care of the necessary legal proceedings. Hastings - 215 Taxicab license Curb and gutter Main and Center Streets. Special improvement district Mayor Corbin reported that the Post Office requests 12 minute Post Office parking for three parking spaces in front of the Post Office, day 12 minute parking or night. Motion by Councilman Loren L. Robertson, seconded by Councilman Mohler, and carried: That parking be restricted to one hour on Main Street Between Center street and First North Street, except that three parking spaces in front of the Post Office be restricted to 12 minute parking, the one hour parking restriction to apply between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. each day, and the 12 minute parking in front of the Post Office to apply 24 hours a day. It appearing that there is some friction in the Police Department, Marshall Stocks and Deputy Marshall Houghland were called in by the Council. The duties and problems of law enforcement in the City were discussed with the two Marshalls. The discussion developed the fact that the two men are having difficulties working together, and that Grand County Sheriff Burr has not cooperated with Deputy Marshall Houghland. Marshall Stocks stated that he thought he should have some say as to who shalt or shall not be appointed as Deputy Marshall, and stated that in his opinion Mr. Houghland is not qualified as a law enforcement officer. Mayor Corbin informed Marshall Stocks that Mr. Houghland was thoroughly investigated before he was hired as Deputy Marshall, and that he has three letters in his files which recommend Mr. Houghland very highly. The Council informed Marshall Stocks that Mr. Houghland will be given a fair trial on the job and that it is the opinion of the Council the two marshalls can get along together if they put their minds to it. The problem of making a sewer connection to the Frank Shields property on North Main Street across private property was presented by the Water Superintendent. The Council decided that the City will dig the ditch, if the property owners will furnish and lay the pipe and do the back fill. Propert WM have to get any easements which may be required, and the line when completed will be a private line to be maintained by the property comers, until it reaches City Street Property or the City Sewer Main. Main Street Restricted Parking Zones Police Dept. Friction Frank Shields Sewer Conn. Letter from Happy Day Rides applying for a carnival license was read Carnival License by Mayor Corbin. Happy Day Rides Motion by Councilman Foote, seconded by Councilman Mohler and carried: that hereafter the li.,euse fee for a carnival in the City of Moab be set at $¢75.00 per day. The Recorder was instructed to notify Happy, Day Rides that a license for a carnival will be issued upon payment of the fee of $75.00 per day as set forth above. The Mayor reported that Dean Cordon has applied to him for permission to connect a trailer to the Sewer and Water System, and proposes to pay the required connection fees of $150.00 at the rate of $25.00 per month. The Council approved this application and payment of the connection fees on the basis stated. The following motion was made by Councilman Mohler, seconded by Councilman McDougald, and carried unanimously: I move that the Ordinance Adopting the "National Electrical Code" as the Electrical Code for Moab City, Utah be adopted on its first reading. The following motion was made by Councilman Loren L. Robertson, seconded by Councilman Foote, and carried unanimously: I move that the Ordinance Adopting the "National Electrical Code" as the Electrical Code for Moab City, Utah be adopted on its second reading. The following motion was made by Councilman Mohler, seconded by Councilman Foote and carried unanimously: I move that the Ordinance Adopting the "National Electrical Code" as the Electrical Code for Dean Cordon Sewer and Water Connections "National Elec- trical Code" Ordinance adopting 216 Ordiance adopting National Elec- trical Code Moab City, Utah be adopted on its third and final reading. Whereupon the Recorder was instructed to publish the following ordinance in one issue of the Times-Indepedent, a newspaper of general circulation in the City of Moah, Utah, published every Friday. ORDINANCE NO. 42 AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE "NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE" AS THE ELECTRICAL CODE FOR MOAB CITY, UTAH. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF MOAB CITY, UTAH: Section 1. That those certain ordinances establishing rules and regulations for the regulation and control of the design, construction, and quality of materials used, entitled "National Electrical Code", 1253 Edition, and printed as a code in book form, approved by the Amercian Standards Association on August 7, 1953, and adopted as the standard of the National Board of Fire Underwriters for Electric Wiring and Apparatus, as recommended by the National Fire Protection Association, be and the same is hereby adopted as the Electrical Code of Moab City, Utah, and by this reference made a part of this ordinance, to the same extent and effect as though said code were copied herein in full. Section 2. That three copies of such code be filed for use and examination by the public in the office of the City Recorder of Moab City, Utah. Section 3. That all ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. Section 4. In the opinion of the City Council it is necessary to the peace, health and safety of the inhabitants of Moab.City, Utah, that this ordinance become effective immediately. Section 5. This ordinance shall take effect upon its passage and publication. PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF MOAB CITY, UTAH THIS 5th DAY OF MAY, 1954. ATTEST: City Recorder yor Police car An offer of Vern Davis Motor Company to sell an Oldsmobile 88 to Vern Davis the City for use as a police car was presented by Councilman Foote. offer The Recorder was instructed to ask for bids on a police car from Police car all motar car sales offices located in the City of Moab. request for bids Additional The Council decided to hold regular meetings at 8:00 p.m. on the regular monthly third Wednesday of every month hereafter, in addition to the meeting regular meeting held on the first Wednesday of every month. Minutes read and approved Minutes of the following meetings were read and approved, on motion of Councilman McDougald, seconded by Councilman Foote, and carried: Regular meeting of April 7, 1954. Special meeting of April 12, 1954. Special meeting of April 19, 1954. Special meeting of April 22, 1254. L. B. Perry Mr. L. B. Perry made an offer to purchase a used portable jail Purchase portablecell from the City for the sum of $,5.00. Motion by Councilman jail Mohler, seconded by Councilman Foote and carried that Mr. Perry's offer be accepted. Recorder extra help Warrants approved. On motion of Councilman Mohler, seconded by Councilman Loren L. Robertson and carried the recorder was authorized to hire extra clerical help if and when needed to take care of the additional Work load in the Recorder's Office. On Motion of Councilman Mohler, seconded by Councilman McDougald and carried the following warrants were approved for payment: Class "C" Road Fund -Warrants numbers 37 to 39 amounting to $144.25. General warrants numbers 5209 to 5255 amounting to $10,270.42 Cr) l� -1 `J . _ „ --r. _ :.._ �, i ORDI�NANCEa NDMISER 42 AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE WA:nO�TAL fyEC7 RiCAL CODE' AS TTiE ELECrEIdALICODE FOE A; -r 140A1iYi131•P; UTAII_ - BA Pr-,OEDAINED_BY'THE_CITY COUNCIli OF MOAN CrTY,`iITAH•, Section 2. ut Thatathose%certaiii • nailces ertitbl rlg'�ei and ✓ iilatibhs'_rtOtfittie- feggitiOn and: conrol of filre design cons- rtrticUon;,,int-yitality'of wtater_ ials ils`edientitled'Natroaal Elec. cal ,Code" r' 195Edition, And }'rinted'ai,d4code in bdOkiforni, 1 pproved by -the Atnericari Stand• e nds Association, -oft August '7, 1A53;lind'ado(rtedt-aethe stand- 1 qq��dd of the Niitiolfil RoaId-Ot Ftret linde`iivriters-f-or �Electri4,1 Winne antrApparatus, as recont- inended' by j tint National-1 Fire Protection Association, be -and the sirde lla z hereby adopted as the P'Metrical - Code of-, mb-ibecIty, Ufali; and by this reference made ti pset.of thus ordinance.3o,th same extent`andeffect as though d. were copied." herein in, full e,Seetion 2 That three `copies ofg such code lie tiled for use an e5camnation by the public in ,th office, of ,the , City Recorder -of Moab, 04,, Utah ` , - ',Section 3 Thal an ordinances orparts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby,repealea: `Section 4 In the-oprhion of tile: Pity Council rt, rs necessary to the peace, health and safety of the inhabitants of Moab City, -Utah, that this ordinance.become effective rmmedrately.'_ . , Section- 5. This ord I n an c b all take effect anon its wcs- age, and ,publicat{on. *" D,•,,:'- MO/ ss CITY + UTAH i ! , 5th DAY OFIIIIAX,195•1.,: !0 ATTEST: ' -, = v. fF.f I IS R COOK, Jr. to-(.. `Cil•-):4R17c!I W.-Ct;itit. '., } 1 : . Mayorir.r:; , Proof of Publication STATE OF UTAH, ) ) ss. County of Grand, ) Beverly Spencer being first duly sworp according to law, deposes and says: That he is the publisher of The Times -Inde- pendent, a weekly newspaper of general circulation, published every Thursday at Moab, Grand county, state of Utah; that the notice Ordinance Number 42 hereto attached, and which is made a part of this Affidavit of Publication, was published in said newspaper for a period) of one consecutive issues, the first publication having been made' May 6, 1954 ; and the last on .May 6, 1954 ; that the said notice was published in each and every copy of said newspaper during the period and time of publication, and that it was published in the newspaper proper and not in a sup- plement thereof. Subscribed and sworn to before me this l/-day of »7, /q.f`tr Residing at Moab, Utah. My commission expires There being no further business to come before the Council at this time, the Council adjourned on motion of Councilman Foote, seconded by Councilnan Loren L. Robertson, and carried. City Recorder zeezd may 10, 1954 ayo 217 Adjournment Minutes of a special meeting of the Haab City Coheld at 8:00 p.m. this date 'in the Grand County Coerthouse for the purpose of Special meeting hearing objections to the Proposed Moab City Zoning Ordinance. Hearing on The lights failed. Gasoline lanterns were obtained and the meeting Zoning Ordinance resumed at 9:10 p.m. Present at the meeting were Mayor Corbin, Councilmen Mohler, Foote, Loren L. Robertson, Engineer Robert Brandon, City Planner I. Dale Despain, Recorder Ellis Cook, City Planning Commission members, Clever, Evans, Nelle Fletcher, Brown, Burck, and Reynolds and approximately 25 citizens. Mayor Corbin introduced Mr. I. Dale Despain and turned the meeting over to him. Mr. Despain stated that A zoning is not a permanent and fixed thing, that it can be amended by holding a public hearing. He explained zones as recommended to the Council by the Planning Commission, and reviewed what types of buildings and businesses that will be allowed in each zone, and then opened the meeting for questions and discussion. Opposition to the proposed industrial district was voiced by several residents of the area, including Johnny and Virginia Johnson, Lucien Tangren, andllaward Shields. Claire Tangren wanted to know why his request for permission to build a glass and radiator shop had been turned down by the Planning Commission. A discussion ensued between Claire Tangren, Despain, and various members of the Planning Commission; no decision was made. Duties and powers of the Board of Adjustment were explained by Mr. Despain. Opposition to industrial zone Residents and property owners in the proposed industrial zone asked Industrial zone that the industrial zone be changed to commercial two zone. Vote by change recommended hands was held amoung the property owners concerned who were present, and all voted in favor of redesignating the industrial zone, commercial two. This proposed change was referred to the planning commission by the Council. The Planning Commission voted in favor of the change and so recommended to the Council. No other objections or changes in the proposed Zoning Ordinance for Moab City, Utah were presented, and there being no further business to come before the Council at this time, the meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman Foote, seconded by Councilman McDougald, and carried. ‘7ge4/e'6,-,( City Recorder Adjournment May 11, 1954 Minutes of a special meeting of the Moab City Council held in the city Recorders Office, Grand County Court House at 1:00 p.m. on this date. Present at the meeting were Mayor Corbin, Councilmen Loren L. Robertson, Mohler, Foote, McDougald, City Planner I. Dale Despain, and Recorder Ellis Cook. Mayor Corbin discussed possibility of getting an F.B.I. Trainee as Chief of Police. Chief of Police Changes to proposed zoning ordinance for Moab City were explained by Zoning Ordinance Mr. Despain. Maps of the City were examined and the proposed changes particularly with regard to eliminating 'ph° proposed industrial zone, and changing the permitted uses in the commercial two zone, were discussed at length. Mayor Corbin requested that Mr. Despair: prepare a small map of the Zoning Map City showing the proposed zoning, to be posted in the Mayor's Office for examination by the public. Motion by Councilman Foote, seconded by Councilman Mohler and carried that the nap be prepared as requested by Mayer Corbin. A proposed revision of the Moab City License Ordinance was discussed. License Ordinance Mr. Despain suggested an estimate of the City's needs for additional funds be prepared, and that a public hearing be called at which time the financial situation of the City be laid before the public to :show the need for additional funds. Mr. Despain said he would send us _ copies of budgets of cities with 6,000 to 8,000 population so that WC 218 Adjournment McConkie Lance Coal Yard on City Street Motion to remove coal yard Mrs. Shoemaker sewer and water connections Utex Exploration. Request to bring land into City Limits can get some iaea of what our future needs will be. Action on the revision of the license ordinance was deferred until the regular meeting to be held on May 19, 1954. There being no further business to come before the Council at this time the meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman Mohler, seconded by Councilman Loren L. Robertson, and carried. CXecO 2/7 61:04 City Recorder May 19, 1954 ayor 4� Minutes of the regular meeting of the City Council held at 8:20 p.m. in the City Recorder's Office, Grand County Court House on this date. Present at the meeting were Mayor Corbin, Councilmen Foote, Loren L. Robertson, K. E. McDougald, and Robert Mohler, Engineer Robert Brandon, Water Superintendent Fred Dallmus, and Recorder Ell is Cook. Mr. W. R. McConkie met with the Council and requested that Mr. J. Reed Lance be required to move his coal ,yard off the City Street Property just west of Mr. Lance's home, stating that Mayne McConkie desires to sell some adjacent property for home building lots, and the presence of the coal yard is hold- ing up the deal. Mr. McConkie was advised by the Council that Mr. Lance had been allowed to usEthe City Street Property as a coal yard only on a tenporary basis and that Mr. Lance under- stood he might be required to move at any time when required by the Council. Motion by Councilman Foote, seconded by Councilman Loren L. Robertson, and carried: That Mr. Lance be notified by the Recorder not to store any more coal on the City Street Property Just West of the Lance Home and to move the coat that is stored there now as fast as it is sold, and send a copy of the notice to Mr. Lance to Mr. W. R. McConkie. Mr. Renie met with the Council and presented an application of Mrs. Shoemaker to connect her home in the east side of torn to the City sewer and water system. Mrs. Shoemaker proposes to run a 2" line to her home from the nearest City Water Main. Fred Dallmus voiced objection to the proposed 2" water line, stating that the Board of Fire Underwriters has advised against any water lines less that 4" and recommends that 6" lines be used in most instances, and that it is impossible to get adequate fire protection with a water line less than 4" in diamater. After reviewing the map of present water mains in the area and discussion with the City Engineer it was decided to run a 4" water main from the existing main in Nichols Subdivision, south through Nrs. Shoemaker's property and other property to connect with the existing 4" main in the Ed Hayes subdivision, a distance of approximately 450 feet, and to run a sewer service ]ine from Mrs. Shoemakerfs property West to the existing City Sewer Main on the State Highway. Mrs. Shoemaker to stand the entire expense of running both water and sewer lines, and to be reimbursed on a proportionate share basis by other property owners who might want to connect to said lines in the future. The City Recorder was authorized to order the necessary materials for this work, if Mrs. Shoemaker so desires and deposits sufficient funds with the Recorder to cover the cost of same. A letter from Utex Exploration Company dated May 14, 1954 signed by Mitchell Melich, wherin it is proposed to bring the SEt Nei of Section 36, Township 25 South, Range 21 East into the corporate limits of the City of Moab was read by Mayor Corbin. On motion of Councilman McDougald, seconded by Councilman Loren L. Robertson, and carried the Recorder was Instructed to notify the Utex Exploration Company their proposal outlined in the letter referred to above will probably be accepted by the Council when their petition is presented, and that it is the suggestion of the City Council that 044 NW4 of Section 36, Township 25 South, Range 21 East also be included in the petition when it is sub- mitted. Utah Oil Ref. Co. Gasoline trans- port regs. A letter from the Utah Oil Refining Company was read by the Mayor. Said letter requested information as to regulations restricting the size of transport truck that can deliver gasoline to service stations within the City Limits of The City of Moab and regulations as to the location of the truck while it is unloading gasoline at service stations. The Recorder was instructed to notify the Utah Oil Refining Company that no such regulations or restrictions exist except that the transport truck will not be allowed to block a City Street or Highway while unloading. Three bids on City Police Cars were opened and read by the Mayor. It appearing that all bids called for on the police car are not yet in, action was tabled until the next regular meeting. 219 Bids Police Car Councilman Mohler reported that he has talked to Attorney Mitchell Melich and Attorney Reed Reynolds and that the two attorneys will try to work out an arrangement whereby the services of both will be available to the City, with the expectation that one of them will be available at all times. City Attorney Letter from the State Farm Mutual Insurance Companies regarding taking over the City Sewer and Water System was read. The Recorder was State Farm Mutual instructed to write said company and inform them the City Council is Ins. Co. not interested in their proposition at the present time. Sewer and water system Fred Dallmus reported that it appears some obstruction in the City water flow line from the City Park is creating pressure in the line City water flow and causing leaks. The Council instructed Fred to try to find the line. trouble and do whatever is necessary to repair the flow line. Mayor Corbin reported that Arnel Holyoak objects to paying for the Arnel Holyoak water meter installed in his service line which is connected to the Meter install - flow line south of the City Limits. After discussion by the Council anon it was decided that this charge should not be abated and the Recorder was instructed to collect same. Deputy Marshall Hdughland reported that Marshall Stocks told him that City Marshall he would not be in town on the 20th of May. Houghland was asked to take over the Marshallts duties while Mr. Stocks is out of the City. A letter from Templeton and Linke, Engineers, regarding inspection of the Somerville Spring Collection System, the new chlorinator, and the new City well, and containing recommendations as to possibilities of future water development in the City Park Area, dated May 11, 1954 was read by the Recorder. The Recorder advised the Council that no action has been taken on the proposed subdivision regulations which have been recommended by the Planning Commission. The recorder was instructed to write to Mr. Despain, City Planner and get his recommendations on same. A proposed ordinance providing for the Zoning of the City of Moab, entitled "Moab City Zoning Ordinance" was read and discussed. The following motion was made by Councilman Loren L. Robertson, seconded by Councilman K. E. McDougald, and carried unanimously: I move that the Moab City Zoning Ordinance be adopted on its first reading. The following motion was made by Councilman K. E. McDougald, seconded by Councilman Loren L. Robertson, and carried unanimously: I move that the Moab City Zoning Ordinance be adopted on its second reading. The following motion was made by Councilman O. U. Foote, seconded by Councilman K. E. McDougald and carried unanimously: I move that the Moab City Zoning Ordinance be adopted on its third and final reading. Templeton & Linke Report of inspection Yubdivision regulations Zoning Ordinance passage of Whereupon the recorder was instructed to publish the following ordinance in one issue of the Times -Independent, a newspaper of general circula- tion in the City of Moab, Utah, published every Friday. ORDINANCE NUATI.i 43 1'CAP CM_ ZONING CP.DINANCE THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1954 THE TIMES -INDEPENDENT, MOAB, UTAH MOAT CITY ZONING ORDINANCE !lrE I Dale Despaln CausublUng Manner IIOAR CITY ZONING ORDINANCE An ordinance in pursuance of authority granted by 10-0-1 t• 10-9-111, Inclusive Utah Code Annotated 1953, to provide for zoning to establish zones within the corporate limits of Moab City, to regulate and restrict with. said lanes the erection, onstruclln, r olruction, alteration, pall, or e of buildings or structures or the use of land. 6o provide for a board of adjustment, to provide methods of administra- tion and methods of enforcement to provide penalties for the vlolaUen thereof, to repeal the temporary zoning ordi- nance such other ordinances as may be in conflict here- with, and to declare an emergency SE IT ORDAINED HY THE CITY COUNCIL OF MOAT CITY, UTAH ARTICLE Title Purpose Declaration 1 1-1 This ordinance shall be known as the "Zunlog Or- dinance of Moab, Utah 1-2 The purpose of this ordinance shall be to tight 111 Encourage sanitation, provide forde and alr prevent the vercrodin{{ of land and undue con- centration of p•pulaUon d reduce hards from floods fires, accidents, and other and m (21 Reduce crime and delinquency (3) Facilitate adequate provision for transportation water, sewerage School, parks and other public conven- iences and requirements 141 Safeguard and enhance properly and civic values (51 Promote beauty and attractiveness of the landscape (11 Protect and Implement the economic base 17/ Reduce the cost of providing essential public sen- lces well - ordered Encourage the development of a wholesome, ordered environment (S) Promote the health, safely, morals contenlence, prosperity, and general welfare of the City of Moab and the Inhabilnts thereof 1-3 DeclaraUon It is hereby in declared that the regulations s set forth herein were made accordance with a prehendplan designed to accomplish the purpose of lids .e ordinance and that due and mreful consideration was giveCn, among Other things, Ia the suitability of land for particular and to the character of and encouraging Anne with the most ost appropriate pt opprriaate a vatue of land throughout the city inns use ARTICLE II ESTABLISHMENT OF ZONES 2-1 Establishment of Zones. In order to mmpllsh thepu rposes of this ordinance the city 1s hereby divided Into six (II cones and within said the number of stories and she of buildings and other structures, the percentage of lot occupied, the sire of yards, arts and other open spaces the density of population and the industry location d esidence, or other urposes Iothparc structures, and land for hereby regulated and restricted hereinafter eel forth R-1 Residential Zone R-2 Residential Zone A-1 Agricultural Zone FC-1 Flood Channel Zone C-1 Neighborhood Commercial Zone C-2 Central Commercial Zone 2-2 Mop The location and iondarles of each of the zones are hereby established as shown on the map entitled' Zone klap of Moab Utah " which nap is attached hereto rod all bun dories notations, and other data show. thereon are as much a pan of this ordinance as H duly described •nd detailed herein ARTICLE IIL ZONES AND REGULATIONS WITHIN ZONES 3-1 The following regulations shall apply In the R•I Residential Zone A Use Regulations structure • shall rev land rested which is arr. fed nobuildingoor r designedtobe Used for other than one or more of the fol- lowing1 One- and two-famlly dwellings 2_ gu ests g houses for the accommodation of not more 3 Churches (except temporary revival tents) 4 Church and parochial schools (not Including craft schools) 5 Farming and Bruck gardening ! Home occupations and office of professional per - cons 7 Philanthropic or ecclesiastical hospitals and ranl- tarlurOs 1 Fences or walls may mat exceed seven (71 feel In height along side and rear property lines, and no fence, wall vtthind the required froned t yarored set three ck a 131 feet fa height ! Public parks and puhllc recr.tion gronds (not including pnvalely owned commercial amusement parks or recreation grounds) 10 Public buildings (not Including outside storage yards/ 11 Nan -flashing name plate not exceeding one and onehalf (1-113) sgrre feet In area 12 Bulletin board for churches and public buildings not pxceeding eight ({/ suuare feet In area. displayingthe name end activities or services therein. provided t.t such uch bulletin board shall be set within two (2/ feel of the build- ing line Also signs advertising p the le or rental f lots, dwellings or rooms when not loser to the rep than the front yard setback line 13 Cows horses or sheep may be kept far domestic purposes eel follows one cow or horse for each 10,000 square f lot area ore sheep for each 1000 square feet of lot area, Subject to the rupee and regulallunS of the Board o f Health 14 Poultry and raids., subject to the rules and regu- lations of the Board of health 15 Household pets 16 Accessory buildings; Including, a private garage, Ilan no harm 1 kennel private rwimmlog recreation ool, tennis courts Such uses shall be located at least one ID foot from the side and rear lot lines and at least sixteen (11) feet from the nearest dwelling, provided however, that accessory uses located on adjoining ots may be constructed ' aattreslslbewher when separated by a four-hour or more all 17 The following uses H first approved by the Saari of Adjustment as a condlUonal use structures, temporary buildiublic ngsy and service incidental to construction our dwellings which do not hale frontage on a satisfy street enlargement of non non -conforming buildings to health and safely requirements B Density Regulations 1 Area less than • six) thousand building for dwellings insareea lforeeach one family dwelling d one square and 110001 additional square fed for each additional dwelling unit 2 Frontage The maximum width of any tangoing site for a dwelling or other imam building shall be sixty (60) feet 3 Yards. • Side Yards The minimum side yard for any dwelling •r any other Sin building shall be eight n1 feel, provided that the min I dj�ining lots shdistance all)beelp sixteen feet and provlocated on ihe same or dedfurther, that the total width of the two side yards shall be not less than one -thud I1-3) of the frontage of the dwelling or other main building On corner lots the side yard which faces on a aired shall be not less than twenty (201 feet for both meln and accessory buildings b Front Yard The minimum setback for men building shall he twenty- five (251 feet The minimum setback for accessary buildings half be at least alx (11 feel In the rear of the main build- ing Wnere no main building exists on a jot accessor7 buildings shall be located at least sixty 1601 feet from the front lot Ilne • Rear Yard The minimum rear yard for any main building shall be fifteen (15/ feel 4 Height The maTlmum height for any main building (measured .❖iiii•�•ii�ii•� ii�i/ .•i••❖Ns�.�i'z'i•� .•iiiiiiiii .•iiiii \ c,n uam .•. �❖�.❖•❖�.•••1 �❖4: a.•.TV .•4 p.• ••1 •.❖.•o.❖..❖.❖.❖...❖ ❖.❖. rota. � :❖;•;e ' fl..� N ZONE MAP OF MOAB, UTAH iI' a NAY, Ma °• •••,• - 5 LEGEND '••• \ \ \\\ \ \ Il 1 RESIDENTIAL ZONE �•� fl . \\ \\\ \ \ \ R-2 RESIDENTIAL ZONE \♦`•••' \ �•,•,•,., \ \ \ \ \ A-1 AGRICULTURAL ZONE •i--♦ •a \ .:•.j.1 \ \ FC-1 FLOOD CHANNEL ZONE �•••♦ \ \ �y. •❖.❖1 � `\\ � t-I NEICNn•nnD COMMERCIAL ZONE >♦ �..♦ .•�� �.••O•O \\\\ \ \ \ C-2 CENTRAL COMMERCIAL ZONE Ik% �.❖:4 ♦A ♦.•. s\\\\ ‘\\ v \ \ \\\ \ . \ •••iO4 OOO• ' \ \ /X\ •••♦ pod• \ ♦... •.•. ••i0•i� i •♦ \\\\\ \\\\\\ t e \ \ \\ \\ \ \ C ,y-, from he grade to the elevation of the square of the building) shall be thirty -Ilse (35) feet, and the minimum height of any church taxers shall similar n°ructures hot usN forghuman occupancy am excluded In determining height of building 5 Floor Area The mlNmutnfloor area of any duelling- shall be seven hundred (7001 square feel and among other facilities, shall be provided with a toilet nd bath or shower C Special Provisions Maintenance of Premises The required yards shall be kept free from refuse and debris 3 2 The following regulations shall apply In the R 2 Residnwl Zone A Use regulations •e re 11t�d which sand may intended.d ndesignedgto be used for other than one or more of the following uses 1 Any use et -milted la the 11-1 Residential Zone (ex - con gouts and barns and corrals for the keeping of Zone wkenyRcs d:ppr ell kyelhell6oatd of Alitslimeninn't 3 Multiple family dwellings 4 Boarding blouses "5 Apartment hotels 0 Court apartments 7 Clubs a•d lodges (non-profin I Tourist courts and trailer courts when bounded oil at least one aide by a Federal or Stale high.> B Density Regulations Same as R 1 Residential Zone c special Provisions Maintenance of Premises Sane as 15-1 Red.-mai zone 3 3 The following regulations shall apply In the A-1 Agricultural Zooe A Use Regulations No building or land shall he used and no hulloing shall be reeled which Is arranged intended, Or designed to be used for other than one or more of the following uses 1 One- and two-famlly dwellings school/ Parka playgrounds and colloids (except craft 3 Agricultural uses, farming, and truck gardening 4 Animals and fowls subject to the rules and regula lions of the Board of Health 5 One stand for the display and sale of products raised on the premises C DO( kennels and the breeding boarding or sale of animals 7 Fr bearing animals { Cellars silos ! Creameries 10 Fruit -packing plants 11 Golf course. 12 Grain storoge elevators 13 Lisestoilmteed processing sales and storage 14 Radio and television lowers 15 ➢arras, ale pens co ps machinery sheds antl other buildings ies and al to greenhouses at ranching aperallons 1s Nurseries and greennnnaer 17 Veterinarian hospitals, Including outside runs and !rids II Any cdndllional lie permitted In the R-I Rest- ienllal Zone wheat first approved by the Boars of Adjust- ment Also cemeteries, cement- and asphalt mixing Plante, rock f�leaetheaters d when pprovdbyhdoaof Adjustmenlasa Condltlonal use ■ Density regulations Same as R-1 Residential Zone except that the minimum width of any building slle for • delling shall be seventy /Ise (751 feet C Special provisions Same as R-1 Residential 7one 3.4 The following regulations shall oppls in the FC 1 Flood Channel Zone A Use Regulation. can • The primary purpose of the FGI Flood Channel Zne Is to reduce the hazard to life and Aproperty. In limes of flood by restrictions eln' the FC-1 Flood ChannelZoneire l provided as follows. No building or land shall be used and no building shall be erected whlth Is arranged. Intended, or designed to by used for other than one or more of the following uses I Agricultural uses farming, truck gardening, and the Crewing of nursery stock dent2 Lrn; catcall pens, naps, and other bulldin{ Inrl- occup to farm operallons Inot Includln{ hulldlnp for human •ttuNney) 3 Animals and fowls subject to the rules and regula- tions of the Board of Health 4 Retelmenls and other flood protection structures 5 Piddle parka and playgrounds U Densll• Regule ns Channel • density regulations shall apply In the FC-1 Flood 3 5 The following regulations shop apply In the C-1 Neighborhood Commercial Zone The primary purpose of the C-1 Neighborhood Commer- cial Zone Is to provide a location where the day to day needs commonly found In retail shopping centen can be obtained by the pnple living in the surrounding area without liasel- ng long dlslnces to central commercial areas Accordingly, regulations ant trictions In the C-1 Neighborhood Com- mercial Zone are prodded as follows A Use Regulations No building or land shall be used and no building shall be erected which Is arranged Intended. or designed to be used for other than one our more of the fallowing uses 1 Any use permitted In the et-2 Residential Zone Also any conditional use permitted In the R I Residential Zone 2 Retail businesses lexgluies wholesale or werchous- Ing). fed lackerzolal nrceeo,driv:an bugrrWsrcsuie's fr.en 4 Office buildings and banks 5 Parking lots (not Including car sales lots/ 0 Pet shops 7 Non flashing signs advertising products or services .11 on premises 1 Tourist courts and trailer courts a Other usea of a character and nature almllor 1• those above specified which are not contrary to public interest when authorized by the Board of Adluslmenl In no Instance how- everhall the Board of Adjustment determine r the regulationsno be rag Interpreted, that • use shall be permitted In a cone when such use Is first lined as a permitted use In a less restricted zone (e g, a use first listed in the C-2 Zone may not be Interpreted as a permissible use in the (SI Zone) ■ Density Regulations For dwellings density regulations shall be the same as In the R-1 Residential Zone, provided, however, that density regulations shall be waived for dwellings hotels, and board- ing lodgingres haerected above the ground floor of building when said ground floor is designed exclusively for commercial me pal purposes C Special ar Proa• pdwellings as R-1 Residenllal Zone 3/ The following regulations shall apply In the C-2 Central Commercial Zone A Use Regulations No building or land shall be used and no building shall be erected which Is arranged intended r designed to be used for other than roe or mere of the fnllawing uses 1 Any use permitted In the C-I Neighborhood Com e pal District Also dwelling group when first apprmed by the ➢ward of Adjustment as a conditions] use 2 Wholesale and warehousing establishments pro vjded with off•slreel loading and unloading facilities as conu storage tanks havinplodded gver, thatpacitybof veer la00y gallons shallsnot be permitted • n o over 3 Amusement enterprises 4 Beer parlors 6 Newspaper and newsprint shops ° Carpenter shops plumbing shops and other craft Shops ©yy I.\.I •..e4 \ \ \ ;\\\�\, � \ \ \`\ 7 Cleaning plants ! COmmerclal garages - f Dance Naha, night clubs 10 Laundry 11 Signs 12 Taxidermy 19 Thaler. 14 Trailer courts 15 Veterinarian hospitals (excluding outside runs and penal h Ill otels 17 O(flcca Ig lra If Public parkin! lots 20 21 Mhlootelsrluarles 22 Radio studios h 23 Second hand dares completelyenclosed)bulldin{ If ndolocatedd l leas( nlehhun- hun- dred (1001 feet distance from any Residential tone boundary Oakery, biocksmllll ahoy, lire re wine est:bsit hmenlr, chine shops fend metal working shop Imoc ah• o, gar- a{es, body and fender shops, fix-Il shops, lumber mills, and almllor uses L slo 25 Building ga Ying materials sales-yard, al -ia`o Y contractor's xccpl aequip- f J1unk a d Wee bodies) provided all storage yAtds arc enc. posed within a building having solid walls on all sides or within an area surtannded on all sides with a solid wall or uniformly painted board fence at least six fill feel In height and provided further that such 9ards shall be at least one doryIlnc11001 feel distance from any residential zone boun- 2. Accessory Windings 37, Other uses of a character and nature similar to tluse above listed when are.vd by the Doard •f AdJJusl- ment fro ran ne norc h•read- shall ele Lerd of Adjnal- nlenl determine nor the regulallons be ao Inlcrprcled that spahllnll belilblled, ikee In the C-2 Zone when such use la erlflcay pro 21 The following uses are specifically prohibited from the C-2 Zone SManufacturing of explosives Manufacturing of fertilizer c Animal by Productp rocessingp d Other use which obnoxious because of danger or arreo'ffensive due to the emission of noise, smoke, or "II Density Regulations Same as for the C-1 Neighborhood Commercial Zone If ellln{Sot no minimum floor area shall be required for C Special Provisions binlntenance of Premises I For refuse and the elrequired side yards shall be kept free 2 No sound or noise shall he emitted from the prem- lhe 1 udnuse hem `'t?eavlly ra21ed %Yeeii) onesness(.boot 3 No smoke In excess n[ twenty ■ c t 1204G1 bl•ck- ured by the rtinglemyygn Chart shall be emitted, provided bi layr tilt i for adicnglh of lima smoke upl to for. o ec de IQi minutes In ray one (D hour may bo Alitd 4 No emission •f vibration or obnoxious odors discern- able hese. the premises shall be permitted ARTICLE IV SUPPLEMENTARY REGULATIONS 4-1 Effect of Article The regulations hereinafter set forth in this article sagp- plemencchc sone regulations appearing in Article III of this zdin 4 2 Lots of Record The minimum building sjde area shall not be construed so as to present the use of a one -family duelling on any tat nlol zone In lM Z.1 ti,:i o of oroag`irmlunoueofaeord in the County Recorders office or under connect le at the lime this ordinance became effective 4 3 Yard Space for One Building Only Norequired `a`d other open space around ) Isnng building which Is hereafter provided a a d any building for the purpose of complying with the provisions of Proof of Publication STATE OF UTAH, SS. County of Grand, Beverly Spencer AxxnaggmagEL being first duly swop,' according to law, deposes and says: That he is the publisher of The Times -Inde- pendent, a weekly newspaper of general circulation, published every Thursday at Moab, Grand county, state of Utah; that the notice Moab City Zoning Ordinance hereto attached, and which is made a part of this Affidavit of Publication, was E published in said newspaper for a periot� of one consecutive issues, the first publication having been made May 27, 1954 ; and the last on May 27, 1954 ; that the said notice was published in each and every copy of said newspaper during the period and time of publication, and that it was published in the newspaper proper and not in a sup- plement thereof. Subscribed and sworn to beP�ires the this day of Notary Public, Residing at Moab, Utah. My commission expires THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1954 THE TIMES -INDEPENDENT, HOAR, UTAH MOAB CITY ZONING ORDINANCE I Dale Despalnp Cansultln¢ Pla noel 110411 CITY ZONING ORDINANCE An ordinance in pursuance •f authority granted 10provide yo 9-1 to 10 a -la Indust', Utah Code Annolaled, for zoning to establtsh zones within the corPorsto Itmlla of Moab Coy 10 regulate and restrict wtthin said gorses the erection construct.. reconstruction alteration repair or use of buildings or structures of the use of land to provide for a board of ed]ustmenl to proaide methods of aiminlstra- non and methods of enforcement to provide penalties for the ordi- nance violation and suchaereof to repeal lhe temporary other ord nncesas may e In conflict herre- wilheand to declare an emergency BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF 510A■ CITY, UTAH ARTICLE I Title Purpose Declaration 1-I Tho ordinance shall be known as the "Zoning 0, dinance of Moab Utah i-2 The purpose of this ordinance shall be to In Encourage sanitation prattle for adequate Bent and air present the are cro ding of land and undue centratlos c population and reduce hazards from floods, fires dan E cc ldenlReduce o me and delinquency 3l Facilitate osuaprovision for transportation yatcrsdeecadequate olparks and other publiconten- lent ansewerage 191 Safeguard and enhance property and civic aalues (5/ Promote beauty and al❑activeness of the landscape 161 Protect and Implement the economic base (7/ Reduce the cost of presiding essertial public sen Ices dal Encourage the derelopmnt of a wholesome well - ordered ern -woos -went 1 191 Promote the health safely morals consenience prosper !s and get eral welfare of lhs City of Moab and lhs In 1-3 Declaration It is hereb) declared that the regulations as set forth herein ykere made in rehenshe plan designed to accomplish accordance a purpose p f thisordinan a and that due and careful constieratIon gas green among ether things to the suitability of land for particular uses and to the character of the zone with a vleo to conserrm¢ the slue of buildings and encouraging the most approptiale use of land throughout the eft) ARTICLE II ESTABLISHMENT OF ZONES 2-1 Fstabhshment of Zones In order to accomphsh Ills purposes of this ordinance, the ells Is hereby disided Inlosix (61 zones and althin said zones the number of stones and size of buildings and other structures the percentage of lot occupied the size of yards arts and other open spaces the dent!) of population and the location and use of buildings structures, and land for leadldustd minded residences or other hereinafter purposes forth are hereby regulated -I as R-I Residential Zane 14-2 Residential Zone A 1 Agricultural Zone FC-1 Flood Channel Zone C.l Neighborhood Commercial 7onc C-2 Central Lommcrdal Zone 2-2 N1ap The location and boundaries of each of the zones e hsreby established as shown on the map entitled Zone\lap of Moab Utah uhleh map Is attached hereto and all boun- daPart of es notations ordnancee25 If data dulydescribed nd detailed herein o a a ARTICLE III ZONES AND REGULATIONS BITHIN ZONES 3-1 The followtng regulations shall apply In the R-1 Resldenllal Zone A Use Regulations No building or land shall be used and no building or structure shall be erected which o arranged Intended or designed to be used for other than one er more of the fol- lowing uses t One- and duo family dwellings 2 Boarding houses for the accommodation of not more than fhe guests 3 Churches (except temporary reshot tents/ 4 Church and patochlal schools (not Includinc craft schools) Farming and truck gardening G Home occupations and office of professiOnal per- sons 7 Philanthropic or ecclesiastical hospitals and sani- tariums t Fences or walls may not exceed se,en 1.7i feet In height along side and rear properly lines and no fenre wall r hedge may exceed snore than three (3) feel In height xtlhin the requiredfront yard set -back 9 Public parks and public recreation grounds (not including ornately osned commercial amusement parks or re grounds) c 10 Public butldngs (not including outside storage yards) 11 Non flashing name plate not exceeding one and one-half I1-1/21 square feel In area 12 Bullet:. board for churches and public buildings not exceeding eight tat square feet In area dlsplaarng the name and aclhlties or sense. therein prosidad that such bullelm board shall be stt anon duo 121 feel of the build- ing line Also signs adscrlisng the sale or rental of lots 1a °pings or rooms alien not closer to the street than the front yard setback lat 13 Cows horses or sheep may he kept for domestic purposes as follows one co, or horse for each 10000 square feel of lot area, or one sheep for each 9,000 squars feel of lot area subject to the rules and regulations of the Board of Ifealth 14 Poultry and rabbits subiect to the rules and revs - tenons of the Baard of lisalth 15 Household pets 16 Accessary buildings, Including a prhale garage eatroam bauto Pl aidoataslnepoolenniscosSchtbe located teasto 111 fool from the side and ear lot fines and at leas! sixteen Ito, feet from the nearest duelling Fronded, howmer, that adjacent to Itcmlher ohenolll paraded byy be our hour led more fire resisllse vial! s a or 0 17 The following uses if first approted by the Board of Adlusimnt as a conditional u. Dwelbng group public utilityand semire buildings or structures temporary buildings incidental to construction dwellings which do not hate frontage on a public noel nl igemerl of non confo nung hulldmgs to sallsft health and safety requirements R Density Regulations 1 Area The minimum building site for dwellings shall hen t less Shan six thousand 6000/ square feet area for each one lama} duelling and one thousand i10001additional square feel for each additional duelling trot 2 Frontage The minimum width of any building site for a dwelling or other man budding shall be sixty MO, feet 3 1 ards • Side Yards The minimum side yard for any duelling or any other m building shall be eight iai feel proalded that lie m,n- lmum distance betucen dwellings located on the same or adimning lots shall be sixteen slai feet and proalded further that the total %kith of the two side yards shall be not less than -third 11-3/ of the frontage of the dwelling or outer main one On corner lots the side yard which faces on a street shall be not less than Montt 1201 feel for both main and accessory buildings b Front Yard The minimum setback form in building shall by l nly- (we (251 feel The minimum setback for accessory buildings shall he at least six in, feel in the rear of the main build rig Fthere no man building a Psis on lot s ces o buildings shall be IocalcJ al lead sill, ,60. feet from the front lot line Rear I trd The minimum rear a ird for ,n) man Winne shall be fifteen i11, feel bons he grade to the elesallon of the square of the bulldingl shall be thirty the 1351 feel and the minimum height of any in building shall be ten OW feel Chimneys flag poles chore lowers and similar structures not used for human .cup ncy are excluded In determining height of building 5 Floor Arca The minimum floor area of any duelling shall he set en hundred ldeIt 7d Owhat andbathoshouer square lulleand, oe other facilities, shall be pro C Special Provisions Maintenance of Premises debris a required yards shall be kept free firm refuse and ResidentialZo foliating regulations shall apply In the R•2 A Use regulations ho bullding or land may be used and no budding shall be erected uhirh Is arranged Intended or designed to be used for other than one or more of the following uses 1 Any use permitted In the R 1 Residential Zone lex- emit animals and b.irns and corrals for the keeping of animals) 2 Any co- al use permitted In the R I R"sldenllal Zone when first approted by the Board of Adjustment 3 Multiple family daelhngs 4 Boarding houses 5 Apartment hotels O Court apartments 7 Clubs and lodges loon proflU a Tourist courts and trailer o its oh. hounded on at least one side by a Federal or Slate hlghuay B Density Regulations Same as II -I Residential Zone C Special Prot lsions Maintenance of premises Some as 11-I neslaenti,l Zone 3 3 The following regulations shall apply in the A I Agricultural Zone A Use Regulations No building or land shall be used and no building shall he erected which is arranged intended or designed to tit used for oilier than one or mere of the foliating uses 1 One- and No family dwellings 2 Parks, playgrounds, and schools texccpl craft schoolst 3 Agricultural Uses farming and !ruck gardening 4 lnimals and foals subject to the rules and regula Bons of the Board of (leant] - One stand for the display and sale of products raised on the premises G Dog kennels and the breeding boarding or sale of animals 7 Fur bearing animals 6 Cellars silos Creameries 10 Frml packing plants 11 Golf courses 12 Grain storage eletators 13 Liseslock-feed processing sales and storage 14 Radm and television lo)ers 15 Barris c als n coops machinery sheds and other butldings Incidental to farming or ranching operations 16 Nurseries and Lreenhouses 17 Veterinarian hospitals, Including outside runs and 4 Height Flood Channel /one The i inn bt,ghl for am man huddhn„ measured A Use Regulations Pens IS Any c nddlonal use permitted in the R-1 Resi- dential Zone when first approted by the Board of Adjust- ment 1 Also cemeteries cement- and asphalt -mixing plants rock crushers, ouldonr theater and commercial feed lots ,then Best approted by the Board of Adjustment as a co nditional use I B Density regulations Same as II-1 Residential Tone except that the minimum width of an) bmldint site for aduelling shall be setenly foe 1751 feet ane as • Special it-Ipros e tlrnlhl Tone 34 The follouing regulations shall aims In Ills FC 1 The primary purpose of the FC.1 Flood Channel 7onc is to reduce the hazard to life and properly In limes of flood by pmserting existing flooduays Accodingly, regulations and restrictions In the FC-1 Flood Channel lone are provided as follows No building or land shall be used and na building ahall be erected uhleh is arranged, Intended, or designed to be used fortpther than one or more of the foliating uses I Agricultural usss, farming, truck gardening, and the grating of nursery stock 2 Bares emrals Dens coops d other buildings Ines dental to farm operations Moncluding buildings for human occupancy/ 3 Animals and fouls subject to the rules and reguh- buns el the Board of lleallh 4 Rcselmenls and other flood protection structures 5 Public parks and playgrounds ❑ Density Regulations No density regulations shall apply In the FC-1 Flood Channel Zone 3 5 The foliating regulations shall apply In the C I Neighborhood Commercial Zone The primary purpose of the Li-1 Nelghhni hood Comore - ciol Zone is to pi elide a location where the day to day needs commonly found In retail shopping centers can be obtained by the people living In the surrounding are, ullhoul trad- ing long distances to central eommerelal areas Accordingly regulations and restilellons In the C-1 Neighborhood Com- mercial lone ars provided as folio). A Use Regulations No building or land shot] be used and no building shall used for others than. so -ringed nr more Intended ottoning uses to be used I Any use permitted In the If 2 Residential Zone Also any conditional a permitted In the 11.1 Brsidcnllal Zone 2 Retail burinesses (excludes wholesale or moreh..- Me food3Personal sem lee 10ekeES laundcreltee apdrivcinCSbusinesseo inlets frozen 4 Office buildings end banks 5 Parking lots (not Including .r sales lots) n 1'el shops 7 Non flashing signs adt°Mainz products or senses sold on premises I Tourist courts and trailer courts 0 Other uses of a character and nature similar to those abate specified uhis h are not contrary to public Interest when ..uthorRed by the Hoard of Adjustment In no instance hell reguhall the Hoard of Adjustment determine nor the lations be so Interpreted, that a use shall be permitted In a Zone when such use Is firs! listed cos a permitted use In a jess restricted zone (e g , a use first listed In the C-2 Zone may not be interpreted as a permissible use In the C-1 lone) ➢ Density Regulations For dwellings density regulations shall be the s In the R-1 Residential Zone, proalded, hooeser that d ns1U regulations shall be oohed for dwellings hotels and hoard Ind or lodging houses erected abate the ground floor of a building then said ground floor Is &shoot exclushely for commercial purposes C Special Provisions For dne111ngs same as R-t Besldenttal Zone 3 6 The follouing regulations shall apply In the C-2 Central Commercial 'Lone A Use ➢egulaliObb._ No building or land shall be used and n Lund Ing shall (be intended erected which Is arranged, intder designed to be used for other than one or more of the folio, log uses I Any use permitted In the C-I Neighborhood Com- mercial District Also duelling group then first nonrated by the Board of Adjustment as n condltlenal use 2 Wholesale and warehousing establishments, pro- vided oats off street loading and unloading facilities as required, prattled, hosteler that otiose ground Instr.., con slomgC tanks Ida\Ing a e1paClly of om 1000 Gallons shall not be permitted 3 Amusement enterprises 4 Deer parlors 5 Netspaper and ncosprinl chaps G Carpenter shops plumbing shops and other craft shops t D to 11 12 13 14 15 pewit ID 17 le 16 l0 20 21 22 23 LEGEND REsIDENTiAL LONE RESIDENTIAL ZONE AGRICULTURAL ZONE FLOOR CHANNEL LONE NEIGHOORHODO COIaLERCIAL Cleaning plants Commercial gn g s Dance halls, night clubs laundry Signs Taxidermy Theaters trailer urts Veterinarian hospitals (excluding outside runs and hotels Offices Public Mortu tiesparking lots Motel Molds os s Radio studios Second hood stores 24 The following uses If conducted )holly wllllln a completely enclosed building and located al lead one hun l(red 1100) feel (listen. from any Residential zone boundary ine !fakery, blacksmith shop, the recapping establishments, ,chino shops light metal working shop oelding shops gar ages body and fender shops fix it shops lumber mills and slnlllar uses 25 Building materials sales yard contractor's moils- ocft storage yard and similar storage yards (except storage 'in • Junk and to bodies) pratlded all storage yards are enclosed willtn a building having solid wills on all sides or within an areasurrounded on all sides with asolid all r uniformly painted board fence m least six MI feel In height hrid provided further that such yards shall be at least one undred (100) feet distance from any residential zone boun dory line 20, Accessory buildings 27 Other uses of • character and tort similar to 14ose abode Haled when approved by the Board of Adjust In no mstanee hemmer Iran the Board f Adjust- ment determine pp nor the regulallons be so Interpreted that apuse shall be permitted In the C-2 Zone when such use Is Bic 23 Talon follouing uses are specifically prohibited from h afanufaclurina of °splashes alanufaeluring of fertilizer • Animal by product processing d Other uses uhicb are obnoxious because of danger offcnshe due to the emission of noise smoke or odor B Dsnsils Resuhttons Same as for the C-I Neighborhood Commercial lone expect that no minimum floor area shall be required for sluellings C sp de al Presiens Maintenance of Premises free 1from Fordoellinds debris required side yards shall be kept rem Ises haying loudness ofgreater thanfifty re2 • o sound Or nsdall be nd(501 soncs from the (about the leafiness from a heathy traveled steel) 3 fNo smoke In a of Inenly per cent 120r5) black - pro• vas red by theeRinglentan Chart shall be emllled idedil boo. r that a density of smoke p to forty per rent 140cel blackness for a length of ie not to exceed six 161 minutes In an) one 11) hour may be emllled 4 No emission of slbration or obnoxious odors discern able beyond the premises shall be permitted ARTICLF IT SUPPLEAIFNTABI BEGUN ATIONS 4-1 Effect of Article The regulations hereinafter set forth In (his article sup plemcnt the zone reCnlallons appearing In Article 111 of thls ordinance 4-2 Lots of Record The minimum building site area shall not be construed so s to present the use of a one family duelling on any Inn or tercel of land In nay resldtnllal, agricultural or com celal zone In the esent that n lot or parcel of land was of record In the Counix Recorders office or ender contract of sale at the time this ordinance became effeclitc 4 3 \ trd Space for One Building Onla hbldiraelilhetesiatnroant a` inrequiredIan. \Odls erfroIdeArd molding for the purposs of Complying atllh the prmisions of 221 The following resolution was duly offered by Counci]man Loren L. Resolution to Robertson, seconded•by Councilman K. E. Maougald, and upon being borrow money put to a vote was unanimously adopted: RESOLUTION 1954-5 "WPREAS, it appearing to the City Counoil of the City of Moab, Grand County, Utah, that for the purpose of meeting current expenses of said city for the year 1954 it shall be neceme for said oity to borrow the sum of ten thousand dollars, (a10,000.�. T'rR1FEF'OR; be it resolved by the City Counoil of the City of Moab, Utah, that for the purpose of meeting ourrent expenses of said city for the year 1954; the said city borrow from tha First National Dank of Moab, at Moab', Utah, the sum of ten thousand dollars, (010,000.00), said eum to be due and payable on or before January 1, 1955, and to draw interest at the rate of 4% per rswum from datej that the Mayor of enid city is here- by authorised and diredted to sign and execute for and on behalf of said city a negotiable promissory note of said city made payable to the First Rational Dank of Moab, at Moab, Utah,.for the mum of ten thousand dollars, 010,000.00, to be dated 4ine 1, 1954, due grid payable on,or before January 1, 1955, tta�d� to bear interest at the rats'of 4% per annum from date., Said note shall be in substantially the form of the note attached hereto, marked Exhibit""An'and made a part of this Resolution." M0,000.00 June 1, 1954 On or before January 1, 1955, the City of Moab, Grand County, Utah, for value received, promises to pay to the First National Dank or Moab, or order, the eqm of ton -thousand 010,000.00 Dollars, at the First National Dank of Moab, In tf on b, Utah, with intereet at the rate of 4% per annum from date hereof until paid. It is hereby certified, recited and declared, that the entire indebtednees of said city hereby incurred is not in excess of tho taxes and revenues of said city to be levied and collected for the current year 1954, and that said indebtedness was and is contracted for the purpose for which said taxes and revenues are to le levied and collected. The City of Moab shall levy and Collect in the year 1954, sufficient tax and revenue to pay the principal and interest on this (note as the same shall fall due and this note is issued in anticipation `of suoh taxes and revenues for the year 1954, It se hereby further certified, roosted and declared that all conditions, acts ,nd things essential to the validity of this note exist, have happened and have been done, and that every requirement of law, affecting the issue thereof has been duly complied with, and that this note is within every debt and other limit prescribed by the Constitution and laws of said State, and that the full faith and credit of the said City of Moab is hereby irrevocably Pledged to the punctual layment of the pr.dnoipal and interest of this note according to its torms. Said city further uvmeco to pay u reasonable attorney'o fee in :case suit shalt be brought on tAs note, said fee to Le taxed as a part of the costs in the suit. This note is issued by the City of Moab in oonformity to a resolution of said City passed and adopted on the 19th,d day of Marl, 1954, and under authority conferred upon said coancil'undor provisions of Section 10.11.6, Utah Code Annotated, 1953o In witness whereof, the City of Moa' has caused this note to ,bo signed by its Mayor, its corporate seal to be hereunto affixed and attested by the City Recorder, on this first day of June, 1954., CITY OF MOAD PY Recorder Mayor 'STATE OF UTAH se County of Grand I, Ellis R. Cook, Jr., the duly appointed, qualified and eating recorder of the City of Moab, Utah, do hereby cortify that the foregoing premiesory note is within the lawful debt limit of said city and fe issued according to law. Dated this first day of June, 1954 City' Recorder 222 Pumps - permission The following motion was made by.Councilman G. U. Foote, to connect to -seconded by'Councilman Loren 'L. Robertson, and carried: city water mains that persons desiring to connect pumps to the City Water Mains for the purpose of pumping_water therefrom be required to submit an application to do so to the City Council for consideration in every instance before the connection can be made. (See motion contained in minutes of meeting of March 3, 1954 prohititing connection of pumps to City Water Mains.) . Claims approved License Ordinance Frank Shields license transfer of Adjournment The following claims against the City were approved for payment on motion of Councilman Loren L. Robertson, seconded by Councilman K. E. McDougald and carried: A & R. Builders $1,598.00 Allied Development Co. 47.04 Garrett Freight Lines 16.23 The proposed revision of the City license ordinance was discussed at length and referred to the City Attorney to be draun up in final form. The Mayor presented a request of Frank Shields that his business license be transferred to John R. Pickering due to the fact that Mr. Pickering is taking over the business previously operated by Mr. Shields. On Motion of Councilman K. t. McDougald, seconded by Councilman G. U. Foote and carried the Recorder was authorized to cancel the business license of Mr. Frank Shields and issue a license to Mr. John R. Pickering to expire on June 30, 1954 for no charge. There being no further business to come before the Council at this time the meeting adjourned on Motion of Councilman Foote, Seconded by Councilman McDougald, and carried. City Recorder June 2, 1954 223 Minutes of the regular meeting of the Moab City -Council held at 2:00 p.m., in the Court Room of the Grand County House on this date. Present at the meeting were Mayor J. W. Corbin, Councilmen K. E. McDougald, Robert E. Mohler, M. E. Robertson, and G. U. Foote, Water Superintendent Fred Dallmus, a representative of the Metro- politan Engineers, and Recorder Ellis Cook. The meeting was called to order by the Mayor. Hr. Robert L. Fine requested that he be allowed to connect to the Robert L. Fine City water main, near John Peterson's property just South of the City Water connection Limits. Councilman Foote made the following motion: That 12 (twelve) water Water connections connections'be_allowed outside the_City Limits, and that applicants outside City for water 'connections outside the City Limits be required to pay the Limits $75.00_eonnection fee and,Lin addition, pay the actual cost of making the connection, said cost to include the cost of the meter and all necessary fittings and pipe. This motion was seconded by Councilman M. E. Robertson, and carried. The Recorder was instructed to apply to the Utah Power and Light Co., to have one electric meter installed at the Mill Creek Pump House, and the Till Creek Well, to take the place of the two meters that are now installed there. Electric meter Mill Creek Well and Pump House On motion of Councilman Mohler Mr. William Park was hired to operate Swimming the City Swimming Pool for the 1954 season at a salary of $300.00 per Operator month. Motion was seconded by Councilman K. E. McDougald, and carried. Couneilman McDougald was asked to contact the Grand County School Board to see df they would contribute any money toward the operation} of the swimming Pool for this season. Rates of admission to the Swimming Pool were set as follows: Children up to 12 years of age Children 12 to 15 years of age Adults_16 years and up Night admissions, for all 10¢ ems, i5¢ s S 350 500 sip Water Superintendent tied Dal]mus was instructed to connect City Marshall Mr.--C.C. Houghland to the City Water main near Hoffman's Dairy and loan him a water meter for temporary use. The Recorder ;gas instructed to write a letter to Mr. Lucien Tangreen and ask him to, clean up his lot, located on North Second Street, between the properties of Mr. Maurice Robertson and Bish Westwood, and to order Mr. Tangreen to stop dumping garbage and burning trash on said lot.' . Pool Swimming Pool Rates for 1954 Water connection C.C. Houghland Lucien Tangreen Clean up lot An Ordinance establishing regulations pertaining to the subdivision of land for the City of Moab, Utah was read by the recorder. Subdivision Ordinance The following Motion was made by Councilman G. U.- Foote, seconded by Councilman Mohler and carried: I move that the Ordinance Establishing Regulations -Pertaining to the Subdivision of Land for the City of Moab, Utah be adopted on its first reading. The following motion was made by Councilman K. E. McDougald: I move that the Ordinance Establishing Regulations Pertaining to the Sub- division of Land for the City of Moab, Utah, be adopted om its second reading. This motion was seconded by Councilman Foote and carried unanimously. The following motion was made by, Councilman M. E. Robertson: I move that the Ordinance Establishing Regulations Pertaining to the Soli -Division of Land for the City of Moab, Utah be adopted on its third and final reading. The motion was seconded by Councilman Mohler and carried unanimously. Whereupon the Recorder was instructed to publish the following ordinance , in one issue of the Times -Independent, a newspaper of general circulation in the City of Moab, Utah, published every Friday. (See Next Page for Ordinance) Thursday, June I% 1954 The Tunes-Independatit, Mobb, Utoh + AN d1tDINIINCE shall k based upon 2i tstlma any PUbllc utility rasements on me crate be saakdier man t smtable fin such use by reason Y.tabuthtag ReaaSaY }er lei -t .l the tryvlrra lmprovr the land t. be—WJWdetl �hunired tl0a) fret to the Inch of Ilaruling or bad dr _-a ad tralrt I. tY• tu]ralvlal•a mints) 2 1he names, domtlon9 raid tv`hen more dtau one shelf rs re verse eseth or rock if.m.U.n Or t Lwta NOTE tfis and Word no d•ran of Pro qulreA an dean. sheet t the rgralhy ar any faatue likely, "IDAE CITY tit lregssently Deco that Posh aKetav, alleys, casements, same sou shall be GIM showdnc4 Ix harmtsst to the heath, sate SPATE OF UT. sU( tti f,rr mires m centrals mare Palls nd other yen spares Lahr irzTire sUbdir)slen w5th tha ty'­4 r dEare of me furint its5 Prepared by 1 Date Despa .rani than he w,shes to develop teserntlons, tot hurt, huddmrs blocks 'lettered In mm�erlcaildenls in thr propasM suiMte'ston) Coneullmr Planner a2 one '19mr tVhere this oarurs, hoes a rnallaes order us a key of me wmmunh) Vera .ni he an,•uli l.epare and sera: 3 lbnfoutsroaI -,boas ranter- E AeeanPaaPla� Maierlal.—until such land Is tendered surt- An oNrrtantt esta Ynshmr rrl;• Plamm� Commission approV all cis of n•t r! ahan W r51 Il ) deer tr,eG•ns or ogle fcrc ralart ntral u utA. a run to the sub g feet when the prdlmmary Plat sirldlve maena»ts are rrqurrM 0 Y.n.aces Where the sub panda r of a pmloadmily plan of the a. a sins of moro than m proposed them must be fur Idlaxder, an shmc that a pmvic dt}ston t land drtming the whale arcs and then detrtap the (5) aorta inFshM copies of the praysiorrstto Mth'cse general requrzCmenis term 'snhdh•Isron for the Pur ithe area an sections Thtmb}• 4 lire subdiWsiou name, the and Tnsimmrnts aherebV sorb and ndit ioum standards of de parrs of this rd,n:ance stab Ire as ill Yr }crs.ILle to awii the nd Addrrssts of the o use m hmldinr restrrctrons will) Igo 1VVWd stint u ettnsnr} J(shinr Proterlurr f r the ap-I n"ce% h OC rnstallmK rmproae /locos and of the designer of lhe,be unposed Ih rtshlP if sMclly ldhered to proval of plats, setting torch the »cools oa rr the avhole area at onrlplan SE't 1071 ]V nd ,he because cf toporraph land and extent aJ tmpmtr (time} 5 Date npProvrmale north) \IINI�Se`t STA..ARDS tral or acirflr ondilions Part[ Is and avnddtrons Teem to to A Street Drstsa. 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T)rr i the Punning Cnmmtcwrn a de ne stall the +mina emenfs or pal aenme.11 dl.tel b,law nrusll ] TTt sI eCl dtstgn mas[iptrture m1) be made xllhmtl men pma9dmr Pen;dhrs for [hC' bond -1111,M thtrk • othcr�Pm-,pproa-al of(matOmr to UIe adoptni Ircet ,ia�trnsm€'Ihc udcnt of such i,ro anolatlon thereof and drelannra 1be r smiled bCf,m plan for the arm .i re ',rda'a )son the Plannng Con, ds 06nnnCC tics crfng only the sec I,t7ie final I dal 1 be gla n Ind .a emergra, inon which he destres to dractop ll lyonoteetuai comp7el ion of such all Knment m:l ngltlo as a) e,un ma} nndonzr q ♦, ,actin fIn don+ this hovnrr txh tamprolemtnis the cUixi a:drr,Vrtdths tnwMr as pvo-rote oft_I,}n} Vtraanoce 5o au?hmiztd sh'tli 1STIERF.AS the ell' rnuneii isihes end lrnpmacmcnts shalt ire man fate aaii}i the ltorb C a Re_,s:i .imas or togs i tntrnec be slat' n the it..] plat )ad auUr•nz,•al and eminrVarred Pnrs 1.1 ' a•iM and bunt 90 sent lne rwrdtr a sure* Woad other teens shall be , -Ided Jn oNer�tlrc r sons (or such dcp�rt... a t 1. 'ntle 10 ChaPler a Ar_,',nt re ama or designed and bolt)ctnsfacmr} srcurity to the Crty a• to ig ab•at th! best Ae+rloP .hall ire enterer) in wnUnk In Hic bole 2 of the Utah C e Anna much . an er lhal )hey c n CaunJl fo secure the actual mini f the errr minults o[ the Planning Can toted 1'J;i to regulate the sub Abe rapanded neundo) as the)trmstuchon of such rmproae 1 2 Street a Idths must n I scion ' dndsant •t land wrihrn the Gta ease } be,{a sent the e.irrc ingots u'rthm a pond of tome ton. to the (nuns mg spoor hcaAi>•lalstr.ttte ResP•aat I of Al-b and arco ycpmfird to rthoitt cost t. the ltmu 1Yt)ttils —A1} atimrmstnbat of_7 tVHER4AS the peam heaHhl 7"HIRD fiTEP FLa1 tat t• k cil} i . Arlenal slrarts, highx-ias DClnis of Btoab Gh shall tttt'+'dntl safer) caLnierrct and renmall P Ifrom issuing building Ilse welfare of The present and fu Pri,pQN 1. ampliorde (se• see,I 1 Perarwrrat Markers. All hot Ices than Dore hundred r f».nr opening acmpllo}}pe and Anne anhabitanls o[ \loall Gly, flan ItI G) subdivislon 1Munthra Winters Ant 11001 feet IdnC Paa log or b bun a strtet�l Urah, rtyurre the establishment fat After ec feting the in prints tangent d street lmrr (bl beerier .Urol. Or Oumor,"p the laying of SCaa- of sutntntstun reruhtion , to or s1a11aWon of -it utibnts im isectieas shal3 vt der-titr7y mark ( Not ie_ s than so dl— rs and 'oaw mains {o cuth der #o pr aide for a eooxfinaiM prmemrrtt; surve}s etc.. as se td wide an aipp— W ylvc of me (66) feet ti ana trmt rabic* has It)� start ]ayaui with adquate Pr•- qulzei .r else up•n the su►mds lal pea (M Local srrvice slrCCls tncs vision tor loathe light, air, roans Pion of a sat4steoto bond, ccr $ Street /mPnrca.att Allrminor sir is whJdr cannm be no[ txrrlVrd the status o t pub i}' e.rttniN In the forum Ile stroet or (2) does of air tramtton tin, dnlrtaee sea IIrHM shark or oilier assurvnce new shrew shall be g% 'it and pond with a stied o a sub eoar�, a)td other pac/ihaes and She subdivider shall submit final jt{1i'ateled to accordance with hot loss than iihy led> dhislon Flat tentaHact) ppMV- tYHERb:AS ta{:niaY•ns r«ar i Tat tradnys in .tall -t< m tilt iVT.aY Cot} sP_cvfahans Ali /A) An td try ffie rlanning 7 tan; rririt thr Y-3rviswn •f Iarii nirrZ t+mmi� •n •ire .7 pradmE ana sur[aanz shah Yt >s of {3), haven bet -it so Itted to wdldn Hre dry bane been pat whtOh »ray be A relZitted copy done under the inspecton ai the Not less �6 %) feesixt and a half (5Y chi feet the Nanning Cummis_spn ad pared by the planning mmmus. m linen rlrrtlr Clty Earinenr 3. Orades on arteN.l tlf feed dL.approvM by ft, has t Iron oon, arni (bl 'Mr Planning GYanmts 3 Wat r Uaes. The .-I er st= shall not exceed adCht atra'PtM b) the Gtyry Covncll IYHEItF.AS the city has held a Sion shall then rransmlt the fin- der shall connect wlah me Moab (Saki Peirent when, in the oppen by a fatorable tote of no IC Uran public htassrst htneon ;Plat Na^ rags M the Giy En Gt} water systrm and sirs)) ton of the FiattninC Canimission, afro thirds ai thdr me ship NOW, THFISEF)ORE T£4T OR Irrerr, wha nIS3 chnla the plat rtrake cult wait asallab)r is the best subdlvrsian td land is� SECISON V DEFtNtt''fi''ttONS DAD4ED 1Y TF{E CITY COUNCW �or accuraney Actual cast •f tar* lot wlHtin he subaW4dM by, secutrtJ As used 4n thtsr Itrgdlaid OF MOAT CrTY, UTAH eheclonr the plats and ftlspead_ urea. Adegrn.y Of supply and 4 Scoots shall tournron oath I A Wlaistm' id ac SECTION I Inc SmWo'+ rota sbell be adzes of vn,ter .tin shall be Other As nearly at right analae s Ihad find of land wh1dr has Any person, HmI, m mrpom borne try Hie subllWdtr and drlermlriM ►Y Sete City ENidn mporraphy and OlhrtJimidnr been dl+ndM Into two t26 0[ Goo x1r• shall nY vat m rrrakt paid ro Ilimb Got}' eer WtdsmatrshtP sins details taotats of root desJrn .wait Ptr_ morn lots, tracts r patrols of a—bdiaJsion x4thin Hon mean (el Whin all requar"need. of worst imm n shad be in aaxor_ roil one sae call or less in area,[ hit H lids ardiriar+ca shall ,am have Yern Ps11led xith, the iarice with Moai 11JtY apeo,h 5 hoposelt streets shall tit ProWdM ttawcvtr, that lots grid Ply wirlt thr i•)1atAnr retina P7anNnc C.mmtsslon and the rstl- s. Ala w rk liaif k lone .dfrislM to the corMoms Of thO lands 7}ing Maim )lock[ I to t4ons,' city Enrineer shall approt'e the As directed by the NOab Cil} Band so As to produce useatae lone !ti of the Moab City Survey As SDCI'1ON It PROCEDURE final Plat Enrine.•er rW streets i .oaser,ahle rare wIt on the nroerd5 at the) id) Tne PMntdtig OommSs 4 k*ka tYttere a publin flRST STEP -» Sa1W.txltr d11 t)wnty RlVer shall I n exempt( aY�)M Ptellem aeaF w irt•I sfoat shall then transmit the sardtaxy sewer is 90natSY at 1 &y Y yuYmVsdM pmpert} frays the pantston5 rf these m41 Plan. _ _ d»rs of the hrul Plat to the cesstbte (tvlrhtn two bundtrd email Ye sert+rd from a politely ukatio[re whin such subdiWaitln let Tire .1 Tani 1.. pry purr.)', arearrr with 12001 Sect from the outside boon_ d ,yavrer{ tmly Id ]ana i•es nN Ionise rh! dNl sated within Mcab Gty wrshm Nary of the su Wltlsionl, the q On arterial streets shoe cation of .n sucelx„ etsements, T commendations Show that the sutdlWaa shall cannr,i with y to subdlWde autfi tarW tin par leehnloal details of the subdlr highwa)v and feeder sUeet+lor other public dedleallon Pe>r-s other Hian atrlcuttu[e min ant Plat havx ireza drrckci such Saliency ewer ami Pm tha center line -,If— and eur 1 2 A 'subd»Cdor' 1s any P.-I loin to buIIirrrrxTt. tease. sale or ar>d have 1)een sound aaathitne ♦ndr adequate sewer Hit ¢c vatum soon not be f Ns than son Its rag at or mrkinfi a rut, ; assrvnitn siraFl su4mrt hae <51 eesslLlr as Lath tat $Hw4 Rory and that all .61M s a d thrfr hundred t3001 tint jdnist, Im Ihr pnriosc of find, eopfes Of a unary plan of other required vmproveraenls '0Df1Teeir'^s d auWlW�on R Streets d"Kned to hive at]c, o[tcring for sale or first Yidr proposed suWivLslon M hair Peen (ampletea In .cads Iu'uer s}stems shall tot lnshadlt+d' o end p—, ntly descdlsclgng fin himself or others Hre M•aY sty Nannlnr Gm Itadory manner m that a antis lira ace.raance Irh VwY Cary 4haU not be mart ahan fair bun �suWl)tslon or qny pact thereof mission Sudt plan shall vc d flmtionS under the direr din] lisp) Stet Ian); nd sh.111.3 A ' pmttminary Plat is At dram to state San Less than, It assumnttm+ has been fuul'n° d the at) Eirr.narx tiVhemlhe Prig, tit the closni end'ryr ur drool of a proposal sub i e hundred ti00{ feat to an'nishN �. public scxer 4s not rcaasonahl} jw.dr -i rum around with mi. ibis).. inch (see SccU•n 111 A) as Ible "to svWraiderma). Orion radius for the umslde -eel 4 A Ilion) plat" LT a m❑11 or b) 7fir llamm�r Cormd�un) (el 7rnere shalt 1rt a ffling uppon appraal of Ihr Gly Caun q shall shark the Proposed sub fee xhleh .haFl k Horne try #hole)), ctlher install Fndhidual s- io! at Icast forty pea tvV Nolcharl of th,. sutxl*islon a rlch� bdValdrr ad paid l0 1toaY rragc tanlldes t his rxpensc cul_de sac sh'a11 lx permlUMlcro Il�.as Ircen aaysraacly cone}ail b) tlit mister pian,1. nordtr Hen, tt_ii K)>�a follaws the malt ninaft(9) oz tcgone that buriders p:+oV Jder rytks enough et ideiitelato he sat. sun' yes nmrkctt onrthc groundG quip—nts. ant _lot__ srau il� SY00 Par for. all f is In�su.h Esolhtira part of LhNufa Wor) to the Pa. big Nee Ihaa mete, Ue1s b).rks da[ds-nt lesion IeXerss o[ ten I10) Iota, $1 00 r .orilruuH.n 1rev lot.; s mtsa'an of me dead a4 A (nil de hula and Wier dWialauns there lc) The PI—driC Ormmisson pe Isi fuotaires Where ItMialduafl�r al +tin be Jdrirlit)nl shall sutraft one copy to tine G'y Ilot laawerare fanllties are 4. be In- 0 Propusnl steeds shell hrir i An rnscmenl Is the quan Engineer for his civic)' and rr Ifl After the final plat has stalled, tiro cart' Council must�the name of 'tut cvsfhtp simcylltt of land xt as or OVO[ mmendations Aftm recdamr'> n appr(nM by the Gty Chun i k ssurnd that dn' sa»ltar} dh uldch it is In ovVlous Nlgta In oh a hbtnprHegq m ad the mcommerldahons from the c.l and the tUinx fee shall have condition of the land xIll tixlul rural .fill 7tcttblfi name. ot,t nd.9c in latxl without Pptfit, City F.nr+neer, the Planning been paid ill plat !boll then k�fuii} sslepta ded strta+s in lletince in the aer ,Cd Ying distinct lrom the oavn location ton shah aenyua rl t men to she .Willder tin C FIvai Plat The suYdlvl POrm1tIM1 itch) r of land Is an[nl In the )�rcrordin Abe oils lrtai win MOT) sli.1) not Ire 1 'Frz PProvr o d,asp prone the pre IThe sl r a rider must sulun:t t.v Copies o[ 10. AIIC}s ellall be pnad , II_pilbin. r so no p tkular per- lrminar) plan pprmr tt ( Knaturrs of lht Yfa)w and a final lac to the llannlnr Com (n the mar f ill lots usnl for 1- r p l of dl! public err regi»rtd chances hatY veer the ca+noll must appear on eke rnd ton on n+hilt is shoran Ibusinccs purpnst's 6 a 't>ther public dedkvtlon'I m de Ip}-.aai tot the *colt g tat by the'tered rnrania'r or Jand s ua cjlml ii Ahr}s filch detid end shalt refer to peak+ pialger— s (d) One ropy of .a'd p'an P gKal-t periall t barriers nreldmbttge thonnels or omeramas ,dr 11 then k r turned to thtlPianning CommLcslon atone scan Ish.wmg Hre dn.aUon of penman Ip mllibltcd unlu•5 �deq sale turn [ Ivn4 a be dnllcatrd t• pha cabin xtrr slob the date of said) 03 Yc JxrmM aarepl:Ync�a Ir) 1he errs rcferen<r monurnrn.s Ing area Is Pro)ldal at We ter_1lla lice. OCn'glrat approV al or dleaproaal bc)w a. or'Kround In Ihereacnt .t2 1he h Imed rot ]nos 11.11 mli2 s Blocks :.loll ..n be mine It t t11 be .11 1tut for Wiry toaemrr w Ur a sraH•meni of an} )the subdnldrr fails l0 Instal) numbered rn r mrr—I order dr rtq amd Vu than hia7Vt {tUitdnYl t1,200}. leer 3�»• iirrir, or cwrlorad.n to SECOND STEP InPtne�eafs the nv{nSml intpmatnrtnta ar'rt�e—Innis --ends, =one} to length Thr pi-tnntnR Com aMate any of the proairro»s of. t• k ear IaalalLbq ( N ^^ I. spec [cations aaith,nl monumrntr end rtas w bet am"'Ion ma) r¢ryu'm oar .r more'thk ordilltne t to sell aa%) ]Or lap•rcreats o-asurea. ,tf'�-the Imo n,reed upon the Cat dtvlimlcvl In Puvllr ttre ulth p,Ol.�tnan w Iks r t Ienca th�n�aa dhht .ui,+lh )star In llonb the prtlrmlrra7 plan of the pm faun rnat entice such Improae ,notes sta my rhino purPusr� andlair (6) In•{ In n1U1 1n bl«t«,Uty a1s delinM IICMI. until xucit' posed .vWmis.on Was Wren qp meats to Ire Inadc at Ure evp: nsr �an) Lm.ru,or's tut re right I undred 11100) 1- sub+lltislon It" been appmtodl Pr. M ^Il, subdnrder ma} f the ^aiti ardor 3 smt-enr darn to dicer fart '+rn�th il. wx rang by 'he Namr:ng Com {a)Y (orrs.rud the requ Ind SFCfiOV ifs REQUIRFiiF.NiS mine m�Rruttt -)caution atxt I. p Let. l)nll ol, Lin Engineer and Ctt}' ampmVtments d r the irrtr A- PrtliiaLary Pl•L ihr reprodu C n The gnru A lhej } lnsnmr pndlegl, side Council and —rded in he of bon OI Hro Gty Engmeeras Spec prehmman plat mt.st he draaam lucatlon, beannr, and Jength •r hA )l.e. shall bo al rich) Ong_Ifare of the Crum} 1I`,. 11, (fled In Section 111 T o to a rcalr not smaller than oral Wier} street Inc lot line boon 11i„ to strcOt lions Ea h lot Ji.It also be . i"M m se'1, Oil Submit a bond rrnmhcd hunlnW il(k)) Met to An Ineh 4.r} line, block fine and bu boon Ixha`l from on a public street or or dn'ere ) lot or panel f cheek or other ass.._ to thr and shall shay the foUowing mr ..1, ,hoffi r r—ld or ra ai or front On .Beet which land whtdr has tree. destrrtred sty for flit purport of tUaran. a t oratir tratght t(is mnneaM wfHt the pub7le by orates and bounds unnt such teal C ih insyliab o1 the re nl The IocaHan 4f ezhtinrjy 4 Date, title including the) tny,.r or road or Sront on a .tmv�suWiv7slott shall haaa beer, slm qu1,M lmp:,Iyw rnls x.=ul and plaited proMZ lines name of subdruslon scale nnUI�t121rh 4s wnnn.dM wllh Uro pub IP)r9y approved I[ such dal or ewst a• the c fy avrlin. a Tecf[-�svens 4Wldlnrs Ier mains 7Wsrth t elnt, showang erne V.rth He street or hf�ri Y system ,am d •f land Iles wrrhln •r ted time Re amount of the inter eovrscs raltraads eewem all be arc to be mkrnd 1. 2 IpAS shall coll(orm W the form. a Part of a SULKINWOn as bond ChMk or other rr brltlrts rula'tvts drain P)Pa'r ant true ratan nd •nlmed r g WsUens In too till deftn+d herein la public sanepy lisle, togriherl��, jn uiifch t})e subdlvllon s No Cmmty IlreOnier shall file'. with th""'b"'H.n 1 xhe rromesSi-,"d ntord a Ptat .r other rostra Iof .rleenAtda. I 3 in me a dart Is Cubdivid meal used lot the subtlrtlsl it of 5 1he (oltowlnr endorse cod Into pareols ntainlnt ne(and as defined hetein without ,a is dMi-Uonvs and eerti[I-m more .toes, such pa&O shall�sueh vpp.,W. rates 'be so arrartgM as to .Uoav the Any prison, Dran, mI oration, tf) AcritiTlmte of title shoV+'lrncubal"'Ion of Any nth par m any officer of rmFIa)et there. rnr iht avnctsmp of the land �ttls Iam normal fo1 in nemrd of 'aho vidattrt, dis..e}s, Owns; i(2) A cerlUrrate of dell— wkh the provisions o1 these sub neglects, or refuses io complY dan tram the owner b ,11•.ab 01,11l•r, re(7uJatlme with rJie PmJsfrns of this uru cily I 4 Lots which tfonl on twroancr shall, upon cunt lotion, be 1.) A ctrtrfic.e of sera—} Parallel .grind shall ire aawldN Lned rut m.re ,than "raw lion i, iby an enrJneer m land curve}veyancrept when one siren {a an ar IalZitt NtInKy,Nine (j29t OC) Doll Ic Wired to z>aatn the su.e teC t WIIC UN mi i.rrtcc sSX IGI moP nihi or s tali nacrrvc (41 A Mrtlf)oale o[ appPnoal Itraaa Wth fine and ImPrlsonmrnl from the II Clty PJanning 1 The Planning Carrrr+rtls.ion Each crud every dayduring x'Mch Comnilsslan aiti Cdy h:Oghieer may tvqulie oaselncnts not ex sUdl Illegal ads continue shall (5) A ' `rraLcate f apPmaai c •Ming rtc (30) re n kith be dc'rmci a selnarare otterrse from the Moab O[fy comlli ap_ for Poles wires, condultas idarrn StX'rt0.`i VU CONFLtCr paroa5na tfie dnitcadon of strd min erns and sanimry rew•rts D c , wafer A»y ardtiranax or parts of lior_ es, easements, parks, . and host as tit other utllty dmanoes in eanfliot *Crean l other public ways for Public floes alone ihO rear lot lines and bre hereby repealed alanr side }trig SEMION VID DECI.AAA'flON 6 In the caaM that a sub III,2 All streets xlthi. the sub- OF EMERGENCY 6A.", ions not im07ve a.y ri-1,11,iston must be dr 11tated in the opinion .t the '.Sony cited t. the Planning (bon 4 Dedlead n of all )caries xho oiitrra.ce Yrew.te erteet ,ion drawn an Ink upon tra sdrooi grounds, and other pp hilt ImmMiaa^ly r�dPdi ant cut to the dfinen- Open space w:t}rin lire su.F= Sh7LT10N IX EFFIX,•ffVE Of tx'enty tour (24) by aukR bo rcq , In atoordattce DATE Ty lam drrches. 71+" shall with the master Plan .f bloab Thts ordol— lion mhe an trnenerrmYered martin of city Where (iris plan nails for tent vgo0, its Rage and D a a halt tI yr) India- •n+. lamer amount of YHC .Pen P.Y33Mlia. in one Issue t I left hand side of the shot, gPsee than the salbd�vldet's iall Itnla iaaopnit:t a pa Ylnalm.• ni iro[ dos than rot, the ,raM coned Ye_ C¢neral omWMl•er w1H+Irr i l,ai[ (h) Inch margin part the cubdlWde s aulr eon elty ana the athrr three dicta or dr4YuHon Is t• ie Csarrvoa f ri PASSED TY Tf1E CITY 00: U s of the shto(. Aw1dM, -1 on by the dty; ptovlded Ctt. OF THE GTY OF ]VfO: .ever that Phis shaving less a.'h aetivlstuen is made within UTMI. Tiff$ 2nd I)AY OF 3U! n six (6) lots and no street fhc 15y years from date of up 1954. lemon(., or other ppublic led pros al J W CORRIN .lions may be ubmtMM o 5 _ sullaYliltf H lb Inc. Nol Mayor Inns cut to dimensions of hn,d shill k..bdh, aM far resl At1eM ;fit aixt a half (g ti> b} e'tlrnrdel,11,1 wr which , held by the ELL1S R COOK, Jr 1) rn fa, I. ran case shall P:onNnr Orlonobsron to be an, Rree j- 225 Mr. L. C. Wallace, who claims he is an employee of Minerals L. C. Wallace Engineering Company of Grand Junction, Colorado registered a Complaint against complaint against Marshall C.•C. Houghland and stated that City Marshall Houghland had accused him of chasing women at night in a pickup. Marshall Houghland was present when the complaint was presented and upon request of the Council stated his version of the case as follows: "I received complaints from several women That a certain pickup truck had been following them home from work late at night. I warned Mr. Wallace that a pickup truck similar to his was involved in the complaint, and that if he had been loaning his -truck to,anyons he had better check on the person involved. I identified the pickup, not the man, and did not accuse Mr. Wallace of anything.L Minutes of the following -meetings were -read and approved on Minutes read and motion of Councilman Foote, seconded by Councilman McDougald, approved and carried: Regular meeting of May 5, 1954. Special meeting of I1ay 10, 1954. Speoial meeting of May 11y 1954. Regular meeting of 11ay 19, 1954. According to information available it appeared that City Marshall City Marshall John Stocks had accepted an appointment as Sheriff of Grand Position vacated County, Utah. The Council declared the position of City Marshall vacant. `Applications for the position of City Marshall were presented by the Mayor. The following motion was made by Councilman M. E. Robertson: That Mr. C.C. Houghland be appointed to act as temporary Chief _pg Police, and that Mr. Frank Wagner be appointed be -CA_ to act as Deputy Marshall. This -motion was seconded by,Councilman McDougall and carried. Bids for furnishing the City with a police patrol car were opened by the Mayor and read as follows: Redd Motor Company Chevrolet $1,951.00 Moab Garage Company Plymouth 2,109.19 ,Christensen Motor Company Ford 1,56o.00 Ford - special police interceptor 2,270.00 Eisenhaur Motor Company Plymouth 1,754.79 Dodge 2,052.81 Vern Davis Motor Company Oldsmobile 2-,200.00 Chief of Police Deputy Marshall appointments Police Car 'bids The following motion was made by Councilman Mohler, seconded b y Police Car Councilman McDougald and carried: That the bid of Christensen Purchase authorized Motor Company, Moab, j'.h to furnish th6 City one Ford Police Interceptor Automobile for the sum of Two Thousand Two Hundred and Seventy Dollars ($2,270.00) be accepted. The Recorder was instructed to request former City Marshall John City Marshall Stocks to turn in•all of his Cify owned equipment. equipment Letter announcing the Utah Municipal League Planning Conference Planning conference was read by the Mayor. $50.00 per person expense allowance was expense allowance authorized for any City Officials and Planning Commission Members who attended the conference. The Council went on record as desiring to equip the Police Police Department Department with suitable uniforms.. uniforms On Motion of Councilman Foote, seconded by Councilman Mohler Claims and carried the following claims were approved for payment. approved Class "C" Road Fund Warrants Numbers 40 to 43 totaling $579.50 General warrantsnumbers 5276 to 5313 totaling $54,709.25 There being no further business to come before the Council at Adjournment this time the meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman Foote, seconded by Councilman 14168ougald, and carried. Z'ezqi �. iPecor�Cc er _ _ Mayor. 226 June 16, 1954 Minutes of the regular meeting of the Moab City Council held CYa at 8:00 p.m. in the Grand County Court House on this date. Present at the meeting were Mayor J..W. Corbin, Councilmen, Loren L. Robertson, K. E. IScDougald, Robert E. Mohler, G. U. Foote, Attorney Reed Reynolds, Recorder Ellis Cook, Engineer Robert Brandon, Chief of Police C. C. Houghland, and Deputy Marshall Frank Wagner. The meeting was called to order by,the Mayor. The Mayor introduced Mr. and Mrs. Swenson. Chief of Police YIr. Swenson,_an applicant for the,position of Chief of Police Mr. Swenson told the Council of his experience in police work. The Mayor stated that he has checked Mr. Swenson's references and is satisfied that IIr. Sorenson is qualified. Clive Stewart Mr. Clive Stewart presented an oral petition for the rezoning rezoning of some of his property in the North End of Moab. This petition petition was referred to the Planning Commission, for a recommendation. Complaint Deputy Marshall Frank tagner reported that Mr. N. S. Christensen trucks parking has complained about trucks parking on the sidewalk between the on sidewalks Utoco Service Station and his garage. The Recorder was instructed to write letters to Don Ramey, opgr- ator of the Utoco Service Station and to Garett Freight Lines and request that they stop parking trucks in such a manner as to block the City Streets and Sidewalks, and to notify said party's that The City Law Officers have been instructed to enforce this policy 9:20 Councilman M. E. Robertson appeared at the meeting and took his seat with the Council. Chief of police On motion of Councilman McDougall, seconded by Councilman L. L. Swenson Robertson and carried the Recorder was instructed to Write to appointment Iir. Swenson and notify him that the Council has appointed him authorized as Chief of Police for the City of Moab, Utah to take effect as soon as he can assume his duties, and that the salary of the Chief of Police will be $400-00 per month. License A proposed revision of the Moab City Business License Ordinance Ordinance was presented by Mr. Reed Reynolds, as requested by the Council. This proposed ordinance was discussed at length and tabled to a future meeting. , 12:30 the Council adjourned on motion of Councilman Foote, seconded by Councilman I1 hler and carried. corder Mayor June 22, 1954 11inutes of special meeting of the Moab City Council held in the Grand County Court House at 8:30 p.m. on this date. Present at the meeting were Mayor J. W. Corbin, Councilmen G. U. Foote, Robert E. Mohler, and Loren L. Robertson, Engineers Carter and Brandon, Attorney Reed Reynolds, and Recorder Ellis Cook. The meeting was called to order by the mayor. Nick. Bullick The mayor presented a request of Mr. nick Bullick to lease City lease city property between the City Fire House and the swimming pool. This property request was denied by the Council.' Clive Stewart The petition of Mr. Clive Stewart for rezoning was referred to Rezoning the Council by the Planning Commission, recommending approval. The Recorder was instructed to call a public hearing for the purpose of considering said petition for 8:00 p.m., July 13, 1954, and to publish notice of said hearing in the Times -Independent a newspaper of general circulation in the City of Moab, Utah. 227 The Mayor proposed that the following named individuals be Board of Adjustment appointed to serve on the Board of Adjustment, created by the appointment of Moab City Zoning Ordinance, to serve for terms as indicated. C. Merlin Brocm, chairman 5 years Q. David Hansen 4 years 'Ralph Miller, Sr. 3 years Harold Barton 2 years Mars Pope 1 year Motion by Councilman Mohler, seconded by Councilman Foote and carried, that the above named individuals be appointed to serve on the Board of Adjustment for terms as indicated. The proposed revision of the Moab City Business License Ordinance License Ordinance was again discussed at length, and referred to Attorney Reed Reynolds for rewriting of some of the sections. 11:30 Meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman Foote, seconded by Councilman L.L. Robertson and carried. Recorder dayor June 29, 1954 Minutes of special meeting of the Iioab City Council held in the Grand County Court House at 8:30 P.M. on this date. Present at the meeting were Mayor J. W. Corbin, Councilmen Robert E. Mohler, 14. E. Robertson, L. L. Robertson, Attorney Reed Reynolds, and Recorder Ellis Cook. Mr. Mitchel Melich and Mr. Loren L. Laughlin met with the Council Natural gas and presented a request that the City grant Mr. Laughlin a franchise franchise to distribute natural gas within the City Limits of Loren L. Laughlin Moab City, Utah. Mr. Laughlin stated that he has an agreement with the Pacific Northwest Pipe Line Company wherein they have granted him the right to disbribute natural gas to certain cities along the route of the proposed natural gas pipe line. That construction of the line may start in August of this year, and that the line should be completed to Moab by sometime in the spring of 1955. A proposed ordinance which would grant the requested franchise to rr. Laughlin was presented and read, and letters from the Pacific Northwest Pipe Line Co. to Mr. Laughlin were examined by the Council. A copy of the proposed franchise ordinance was left with the City Recorder. Mr. Laughlin stated that this proposed ordinance had been worked out with the Utah Municipal League and other Utah Cities which are now being served with natural gas. The Mayor stated that all councilmen were not present and that he would like to have this franchise considered by the full council, whereupon the propc_ad ordinance was t bled for consideration at the regular meeting to be held the first Wednesday in July. The proposed revision of the Moab City Business License Ordinance was read by Attorney Reed Reynolds. Moab City Business License Ordinance The following motion was made by Councilman Mohler: I move that Adoption of the I4oab City Business License Ordinance be adopted on its first reading. This motion was seconded by Councilman M. E. Robertson and carried. The following motion Zras made by Councilman L. L. Robertson: I Move that the Moab City Business License Ordinance be adopted on its second reading. This motion was seconded by Councilman Mohler, and carried. The following motion was made by Councilman M. E. Robertson: I Move that the Moab City Business License Ordinance be adopted on its third and final reading. This motion wa s seconded by Councilman L. L. Robertson and carried unanimously. Whereupon the recorder was instructed to publish the following ordinance in one issue of the Times -Independent, a newspaper of general circulation in the City of Moab, Utah, published every Friday. F_)�V lr[[ ` C 1^ 1 45 Legal Notices application is made for e and the amount of II Is deposited with the dtf! ...I the pptic�H.n L 11. lire marshal for Inves . and pendln! invlstiia Ion is made, and the applica i Shall (be thereafter dented, city recorder hall deduct Id deposit the Proportlon- pactof the license earned dt r the time sock applicant has ;aged in business ending suit ngatlon if tiny license ll be revoked for muse none ru Irce.— fee *all shall be rndea ectdon 7 CIVIL ACTION In e es where by ordinance of city It is In vided that a mse form this city shall be Coned to Carr) on or engage any business, occupatlon or ImS .tithhn this tail, and the cunt to be paid for such It se As fixed by such ordinance I said amount shall not have �n paid at the time or In the niter In said ordinance pro ed, it _Coen y be fight in the name of the City nsl the person failing tr ch I _ e, In any court of slate havinL jurisd,ctlon of •o action to recover the ant f the same And in r case where smeral or di se amounts of license as fix by such ordinance shall " Jn due and unpaid by any it person such severe. of unpaid fleense may ned as separate causes of bon in the same complain such cavil actions Nothing In thls section shall M rotrued to prevent or in an] niter lnterfem with the en trrcemertt Of any penalty pro mntalneed in any ordin desiring a Ilcense aria .f this city 2 Zile kind of a license de (=Al[EB II _mod, stating the business, LICENSES - OFJIEBALLT oiling trade or profession Section R IAc'ense Required Leto Le perf.rrned ,practiced It shall be unlawful for any per or carried on son to commence, engage In 01 3. The class of ileense dewed pursue any business vocation rf such Rcences are divided or calling rn this section enumer to Classes fated in the Clty .t lfoab, .'ITt d. The place Where Such bus out that obtaining a Ilcense sr [pass•. r-.11rni �Eraae or pm_ to do The required Items( lession is to be earned on, Mall be fir one year —men. Zmiig the steer name er It cIng each fear on the Isl dal' of such business calling trade Jwy a ending vie 30D or profession is to 7,e ca:rlod day o(nJune of wach year, on On in an) building or enclo- the Paymicnt mem[or she❑ b, sure ' l( ]old payabl on then brier_ 5 d of Nuh Tne P—d of lime forl'lho commencement aof an) suet rvhlch uric license Is do ibusuless .ocahon or mlling anf sired Eo he ,,ued =hall be pa)ablc to the CII) Re. 6 Tile pplmrt—i shall aiso- snte ant ther matter or corder as luktus Il Tell ined b) ordinance AMOUNT OF LICENSE or s,afule Accountants Public 3 300( wYo transfer on a b—c =hall Altomers r_ _ _ __ 300( be made except on author Auetl racers 1000( n by rite Cit. Counc,L•L )cis _ 300( aid opay.ncn' of a fee oLlartns for each chair /J ttiFM 55it1 (smut) Aerators, . for each chair 1501 Secb"n d EAILURL TO PAt'�Clr foop dists —_ 300( LICE: -C, P13NA1.1) If am per Chiropractors 300( 1 negl-ti fail or re.usc Den lists _ 300( to Paw 'hc ,m ass= ,ed x hen �Electricians _ _ 300( It boric-, due on an% license' xlor'Icnans _ 300( mentioned or provded In Ihis'Oslcopothists 300( ordmanee Ior a parhod of 15 , ' TI—urs _ 300( after the date of which said In opt"..' _ 300( Sense be omrs due and pi)ablc Plumbers 300( a pen_') 01 Ice per -tit of the Ii1,slelans and/or omounl of such license shall be Surgcons , _ _ 300( added •o the riAh"I a o tlDanco Ha1Ls _ 750( and tht, samr shall be collecred'Doxing Contests for each by the ossmxor and payment Contest _ _ 250( thereof Is —forced Public Garage Storage [• Section 5 CERTIFICATE CON Parking _ 30IX TENTS OF, CEIMFICATES TOIJ uuk Dealer _ _ _ 300( BE POSTED CERTIFICATES TO�PPeddlorsbbr send Hax leers 300( tE SHOWN POLICE OFFIC300( LTo Roaming House for each AND INSPECTORS ASSIGN-1 loom reeled f$300or but BEENT Every rnrllfica[e of fl_ of fes than 3000 txoablesued shall bear upon I.IThea[res Sor cacti 000 I I' - rears or 500 earst.1Ua or 1 The name of the person arty part thereof 100IX A- whom such artiflcate has Clmuses or Caml.als been rimed S50 OD per day 2 The cunt paid fa the Wrestling C.ntests for each city treutuer I Contest _ 250( 3. The kind of license and IJI'lotcls — WOO minl ass clor such it-nse, U .—Ill mum 5 onit, S.500 Per Ilcenses are divided lnle umt w e 5 units classes Trailer Courts 5300 per 9 The*ermofthe Jlcensewith park)ng apace, but not ommencing date and the date Pecs than __ _ 3000 of its expiration Engmears _ 300( 5 The place where such bus IGml.gists _ 300( Iness, calling, trade, or pro ISur.eyors _ _ _ _ 300( lession Is to be carried on lConlractors , 300( Lien cortificate of license Is Gasoline S-- S[a4on sued shall be posted by the Ilcon per pump 50C c in a-nsnlcuous plan upon(Cleaning and Dyeing - 3000 all of the building, room or Tailors - i30IX office o1 the store or pi.- h'(kiln. aria Loan Coin which such licensed business, panlm _ _ _ ___ _ 50IX caning, trade profesion Is Small 1. 11 Companies So OO _wordedon, so that the same may Distributors of Adverrislni the ... ly seen and hen u h (faller and Bill Hoards 3000 ccrhflcale of license shall have Exhibition EYe.ks of expired it shall be removed by Nature per day _ 230C the ll-riser from h place InlFxhlhtion Curlexities or which It has bccn posted, and no Specimens per day 2500 cart dre-te of license I.hich is h�hilinkin for Trul or not In force an effect shall be Test of Speed or Endur permkted to remain posted upon a ce or both Speed and the pall or any part of any room, Endurance per day ZS IX store -file. or plaoe of business Real Fstato Rentals Per after the Period of such <erHfi unit — 500 Cale or license has expiredx It Apartment Ilouse 3 famll) shall be the duty of ach a d d111ng rental per ' every person to .them a co all unit _ _ _ _ 50( talc of license has been issued Photographers 3000 to show Ill. same of any proper Shooting Gallery _ 250( 1Lne w1m rhrr;;led s. t. io try Skating Rink _ 500( any prate othcer or licence In-IShoc Repair Shop 150( s-Wtor No license granted or Vuleamvng Shop _ 15IX Issued under any of the pro%( INf bllo Stores 300( ions of this chapter, or otherwise, Penny Arcade 30IX sha11 be in any anner assign Brokers _ 300 able - transferable, or author Vending Machlnes Penny any Person, the, than is \rachmes, ch 20( *her m mentioned or named to other machines each SIX do business - authorize any BAlard or Pool Parlar for other business calling trade or [list tale —_ 75IX profession than 1s therein men Additional Table each 250( tinned named, 1- be done or Bowling Alley for each tro"acted, m the business, call 'trey 150( Ong, trade or p-fh asslon _ereln Cold Storage first 150 dock mentioned or named to be done ers or portion 500( ex t.retaoted at any PI a- oth for each locker over 150 er than Is thereon mentioned or each _ M named, unless by Permisdon of laundry ,__ _.3001 the city council Tax? 300( Section 6 FEES PENDING Insurance Lockets Frio 50 o0 INVES17GATfON In all' cases Hydrocarbon Distributors 10001 CEN5153 WITIVIN THE COBPOB- ATE LI ITTS OF MOAB CITT, DTABr BE rT Tnalk NED BY 7YEE CITY WUItCD.OF MOAT CPR, UTAN CHAPTER ] LICENSES Secuon 1 That Chaplcr 19 of the Revised Ordinances of Moah Utah 1941 In-ludog all s therein beingsections numbered 225 to 251 s nclusive, a hereby repealed SedJon 2 UNLAWFUL TO TRANSACT BUSINESS WITHOUT A LICENSE It shall be ..law - Sul for any person to "1'"in or may on any bitsinecs trade profession or vallut., Willi- the Ely of Moab Utah for the trap saciun, or _a Jng on ofvdhout a Ifee is required, List. laldni out or pmcunng a &I= rgmrcd for such bus lnea5, trade, Pmlesslon -Calling Section 3 APPLICATIONS, BELL OF LICENSE PAYIIEN'I Applltntltms for R-rise Shall bell"" %le I. —Inn 55 to the Qty Re- order All certlfl-let, -f license n giber( be granted Ly e Mayor I c isuM and miW by the aty Re- co u corder mler the seal of the C,ty ma The application well shuniv 1 Ttte name of Abe pews-n1v is re Corry __ _ 15000 or taking of an order wl1 tah Grower_ Cb op 50.00 for any langlble, prison oul- DresslnC 71and 5000 arty at e10,et A +duce packln! Shed —_ ISoo agile or both when the if,- Building per coon S,00 iellvery d said tanglb min,mtrm 530 W per yea. war property 7s to, or dh section 9 Payment of Regina(, Platt anywhere within f .If yearly Certificates All 11 of Utah ass provided for In Sect.* t 3 For the purpose o[ ereof shall ,be payable annua0ly dlnance wholesale am advance, tirdess o4heewf le _ales as _hove defined, a "FecfallY directed A ticerr.e elude tall - holes_ a arty business, calling, trade made by a merchandise nn red by Section S he ,Lssued for a term d upon the payment of eero cent .0 iltlanaid a t t rthe riiovat f M year rate nerem requiter, ss such license is taued'up payment the daid late pm d by ordinance, and, pro xl further, that nothing here Contained shall be held ti r or amend any ordinance re .Ing a da—nse fee fir a year my part thereof oNon 10 Amusements De It shall be unlawful If. person to have, in his place '.t I.— — any other plan re the sane Is pemd bled h played y amusement de • no matter under what neutu nay be called without Lrc dyln! for and obtaining i rise fee each such enacllne o ttivance, The gee wYaH, CZArMR In LICENSES, BUBDIESS Mon 11 Business Litt trod. (a) It shall be ,l fir any person at any t =nee In the at retail or II - -I ..Iesale or both la the ty without first obtaining v ense as hereinafter set out or violate any provislon or tc 11 to comPiy with a,, of the }visions of this ordinance and rolabon lbc—f or Seduce comply wdlh any provisions roof sha11 lie punished Isdcameanor as pr..lded b) e ordinances of the City (b) E_ry person engaging Tn c Or more Of be businesses as e set out In Section 11 (al oil secure from the Recorder of I Cny a license far each sort be issued b) the wider and upon payment o c fees as hoot —liter set all each separate place of bus ,ss 10 For the pm Rere of rem above a He I posed on Gaged In for each I ble at the be filed for each separ f business with the C ter on or before July I year or upon eommenc rss as pro.ided In Seel above If the same is ce d alter said date of a CAM transacts or intends to intact business, the location eachwite place otbusln es _both retail and wholesale de by appllmnt 1n each seer o Platt of buslnens during qquarter year Immediately 'Cad1ng the required date of ngand such other hformad— the City Recorder may re Ire Sueh Ilcense is not eons able and Is valid only for the son under whose name It Is ued and for the transaction business at the blace des - place of business for.wh The license to be 1. f t to rthls sectlon shall City the dlcerrse fee shall there. after be payable quarterly rem. Puled on the total gross sales Ol each separate place of bushes; 'during die qquarter year, or irac ,lion Ihermf, Immediately pre mling the date wvhen..eh lee shall be payable, as lollws _ILIn Fat retail 1/10 oflig ant of total Tress sales per cent 2 For manufacturing ant selling at wholesale 1120 of 1 pit m t of trial gross sales 3 For selling at retail I/U .t 1 per cent of total &— —I- I For selling at whotesale 1120 of 1 per cent of total Lro sales U) DONnIHons 1 Engag iIn. in the business of manufac luring any tangible Persona', properly and selling the same al (etcher retell or tth.lesal< In the City shall mean the actual man faelurlrg within the miporatt 2. Engaging to nperty at either relall or whole de, or both, as hereln de tied or xho Conducts such bus_ me,styieror methany here- �sPMIIIMlly mentioned, or de tied except producers of farm +.duce eggs, poultry, or dairy oduots t The terms "each separate Batt of business, as used here 1 shall include each separate :tablishment or pole- of oper [ion, Whether oPorating undel 10 SOme lame or not within the udinatt, dlmits of the City In g a home - other place of ulging 1f the same Is held out y .&-t unnents, listings, o ther"'I as the establishment r place of operation of a per on engaging In the business of Lling lanpble, personal prop rty at either retail or whole ale, or both In the City, or thr lace f business ?-.led out• Ide the corporate limits of the Ily of any person who alp fins no established place of bus Bess in the aty but whose so .(_dots, taking of orders am ales of or for tangible persona roperty al tither retell or whole alq or both, in the City an ontlnuous and pershu'"t 5 For the purpose of this or Or mhal salceMy at t City wholesales or bet Ctity such mnln orun, con rot or olhenw lse, shall M doem- to be engaging In the bit, es of setting tanilble her n t property et either retail orl holesale, or both, in the City it n computing )gross sates) der The a ant e lied b) such person is the Ies price of the 4anglble per nag Properly al Other tall wholesale, both, shall be ken Into consideration «hclher Id outright or is Included In e contract G Th'pers e .wont on" Is used this onlinantt, means an) In . ldual rceNver assignee ustce In btnknlptey, lnlsl, cs le trim P1 m1.n - A, jolntl mnlre, Club wmPan., ]olnt rck mean) business trust l poatlor, , assuelahon, seclet) other 2muP of Ind,.lduall •Iing as a unR uhclher mu I al, twpemRto fraternal, non ofit or othom lso 7 The tern, "gross sales," os •eel hereln dxs not Include la) The amount of inn Fed al tar, escrpt excse faxes Ice- �sed upon or w dh respect to re_ II or whores_(. -Ios, whether posed upon the reaper, whole ter ]obber or upon the Con mew, and mg-11—of µhetherl not the amount of Federal fax(, stated to customers as a sep tie charge, and (b) The amount of net Utahl Ies lax S The term "gross sales, in ides the amount of any man acturers' it importers' excise, e [nelbalN In the porter of the operty sold, C. _hough the) anufacult rer or Impeder s so the wholesaler or retaHer erect, and . hether or not thcl nount of such tax 1s slated as separate charge (a) Th license fees lmposed this tN .nyce shall bC c l dltion Ao any rid 11 other) nes or licenses im nosed by any per provislon of ordinance (he qty lt.l to peter any ice e- N, I to be paid o the re the iy Is not paid on co before the y on which It becomes delln set a penally of 10 per cent the amount due shall be Ice sed Such penalty ahAll be me a part of the fee Imposed (his ordinance (c) It shall be the duty of Cry person 'liable for the pay ent of any -]Jeeps. fee Inip-ed this ordinance to keop and =serve for a pmbal of five years oh books d record, as will curately rcllect the amount or r Tress wholesale and retail des and from which can be de -mined the amount of any 11 rise fee for .which he may be ,ble under the provisions of Is ordinance III Returns made to the He ider of the City as required by Is ordinance shall not be made .bile nor shall they be subject the inspectlon of any person c pot the Clly Retarder ar hlsi ihorized aienl or to those per. first aulh-I.N1 to do so by i;r of the City Council 11 III be unlawful fof any rsaon make public or to Inforpem ny tor person as to the ro tents .ray information taitnod In '.n of any um eit the sx-popt asins Inthis scc aermuthorlrsd (e) No person required by Is ordinance to make and file return shall make and file a Ise return knowing the same be false (U Any person (o whim ma crso Is issued ay have the this ordlna.- 19) If any Ilcense, hereon r falls, neglmrs, or rehlses to e his application and pay the ..it When required here sthe RecoMer of the City IS thorized to determine the count of the license fees due :ether t th Penalties ant in gt, and by moll to notify licensee of the amount so cerlonea t so fixed shall there ron become the amount due it shall be Immeellalely pay de For the purpose o1 deter_ Ining the amount of The It. rise fees due the Recorder shall access to all (rooks records lnventorles, and stock Toods, pares, and merchan 1% sald Licensee and It shall be ilawful [or any such Ltansee refuse the Recorder or his Ely authorized agent free III1 - thereto at .11 reasonable nes (h) Any license Ices due and tpald Under this ordinance and 1 penahlos thereon shall - [title a debt to the city and all be collected by court pro •edings In the same manner as ly other debt in like amount hich remedy shall be In add, Ileto all other -1.0ng min s (U U any subsection on ce, clause, phrase or portion of ds ordinance, including, but not mated to any exception Is for ray reason held to be invalld or nconstituhonal by the decision 1 any mart o1 oontpelent ,Curls. Icibm. such dOC on shall not Yect the valfility of the remain 4 portion of this ordnance he Gty C.nndl hereby declares tat R would have adopted flits "Una IN and each subsection, entenee, clause, phrase, or poor on (hercol, Irraspeollve o[ the tot that any one or a cub linens, seritenees, clauses brass, or portions thereof be rehired Invalid or unconsiltu opal. CNAMR TV BEARINGS Section 12 REVOCATION OF �ICENSFS rio license issued nder the provisions of this chap boll be tvked, r any pplimtion for license under the Islons of this chapter be do ledexcept after notice to, and caring of the _cent, or appll ant H at any time , Manse under he provisions of this Chapter 1s ended or revoked it shall there- fier be ulanful for any person 0 open, operate maintain man. go or conduct ray businoss fade, profasslon or calling fin he loonsaction or cur>Ing on of •hich a Ilcense Is required at the remises ..here the Ilcense is re oked, or the application for 1f ors. denial, until a new limn 11 hall be gmntal b) the Cit.,bum,I Section 13 In the opinion of he City Council of Iloab CI(y imh n public cmcrgcnc) es cis In connection ulih the at rrs herein contain_( and that t Is neccs¢�q to file pea-, saf t) and general welfare of tlic nhabltAnts o, Aloab CBE), Utab, hat this ordinance become of ce"he "n—hateO upon It: abllcatlon and It Is to ordained Passed, adapled and enteral utrishcd b) the Clty COuncll ul loth Clt), Utalt at is 25th clay of Line, 1931 , JACK W CORRIN irk C.-Steinke ANNOUNCE -I; RG bc..�li-airs " T= iliA . REEVES' iIdg. 4Moa4, d6h v te. Ageration J&Wfiafidn Matnmwrro+ R�iir Moab, Utah I itl+' eEA�: CE7G�Q%C� Asti C�i.33�.i �,&_To Go ST NEWEST. Desiaii Subtlrvlsion o'A',R,.,DENS_ � I d 4 'Bedr00M 3 WOW Proof of Publication STATE OF UTAH, ) ) ss. County of Grand, ) Beverl S enter I,7C3il•, being first duly swe according to law, deposes and says: That he is the publisher of The Times -Inde- pendent, a weekly newspaper of general circulation, published every Thursday at Moab, Grand county, state of Utah; that the notice An Ordinance Repealing Chapter 19, etc. hereto attached, and which is made a part of this Affidavit of Publication, was published in said newspaper for a period of one consecutive issues, the first publication having been made July 1, 1954 and the last on July 1, 1954 that the said notice was published in each and every copy of said newspaper during the period and time of publication, and that it was published in the newspaper proper and not in a sup- plement thereof, Subscribed and sworn to be£o�re� day of k� Notary Public, Residing at Moab, Utah. 1 My commission expires` \S��l9S where application Is made for a Cresumery — _ _ 5000 or taking of an order within city of this ordinance license and the m• t . fall- Utah Grow— On op — 5000 [or any tangibll personal pre}. 191 If any fleensee hereu Legal Notices ttnse It ael.tltei nri the ty r.atrry Dressing Plants soon erty at either tali whole_ der r its, neglects, or refuses recorder• and the application is Produce Nddng Shed 1500 sale, or both, when the actual file his applicaton and pay n referred lO the marshal for lows Office ]hnldlng per 'room 500 delivery of said 4angHad. per fees as and When requires her hgahon, and rending I.—Wga- minly $W00 per year .—I Property is 1. a•es take in, the Accarder •t the L7 ion HA ONi11NANCE REPEALING lion, the applicant shall engage So on 9 Payment of Licence Place anywhere within the State authorized to determine ty 1 a CrrAgl'ER 1! OF TILE REVISED rn the business for winch app]L yaN 1 CeitHlcates All 11 of Utah amount of the .license fees du ORDINANCES OF MOAT CITY. year y Hon k made d the appMrd- ce sea for 1, Seen— i 3 For the f 4hk Z. together 1th penaltis and 1 DTAIL I. AS AMENDED, AND vise Peon purpose o ENACTrNG AND ESTAIL[SMG hvn shall 1e thereafter dented, heit9f shall 'be Payable annually dlnance, wholesale end fetal] serest, and by H to not] NGSIRESS AND VOCATION 71- the city recorder shall deduct in advance, unless otherwise sales, as above defined shall in such licensee of the amount LENSES WrTNIN -J.rtE COAgOA- tram said deposit the proportion pecially Jirectei A license Wude mall • h.leaale sales determinea AT'E LIN175 OF MOAN CCiT, to part of Ube ""me earned our fora y business, calling. trade m ae by a merchandise broker, The amount s• fixed shall the, DTAXIin. the Elm: such applicant fiat or puofessl.n for whlrh a license jobber, factory representative upon become the amount TIT engaged In business any r oust is required by Section 9 hereof commission merchant salesman and shall be Immediately pa BE IT ORDAINED BY TWE CITY inveshgaUon H any hcense k Jssued for a Rerm of six ] able For the COUNCIL, OF 7110,1E CITY, UTAIf may agent emp oyee, or by any per purpose of deft shall be revoked for cause none month, ,Pon the payment of ten n aaging In the business mining the amount of the CHAPTER I f the license See paid shall be (10%) per cent additional upon of selling tangible, personal c rise fees due the Recorder she LICENSES refunded one halt of the amount of the property at either aetall or whole have access to all looks 1-11 Section 1 That Charter 1! •[ Section 7 CIVIL ACTION In y early,llcrnse, provided however, sale, or both hereto le in,clees, inventories and at•. the Revised Ordinances of itits all cases where by rdirl—ce of Jicense shall be granted after fined, or xho conducts such bus_ Of goods, wares, and merchandt duly s,,c GTty Utah 19U cludirg a111this city It provided that a the first day of July for the on- mess under or by any other of said Licensee and It shall i sections thcrern, Mina secllonsl teens, from this city shall be expired porton of the year ex_ name style M method not here_ unlawful for any such Llcens mimbe+ed 225 [0 25t inclusive, obtain el lO carry on or engage c pt vpan payment of the full i specrtically mentioned, or de 10 refuse the Recorder or SSays That ,are hereby 5 to d I!n any business, —PAMOn r hail year rate hemm required, fired, except producers Of farm duly uthonzca anent tree a calling within this city, and the unless such license is issued up Produce eggs Poultry or dairy teas themro at all reasonab Section 2 UNLAWFUL TO Mount to be paid for such 11-on paymt•nt the daily rate Pro products limns es-lnde- TRANSACP BUSINESS WITHOUT stung is fixed by such ordinance, vided by ordinance, and, pro d The terms "each sopa..te (h) Any hcense fees due ai A LICENSE It shall be undaw and said amount shall not have vfilm further that nothing here place of business,-1 as used here iinpald under this ordinance a, fu] for any Person fo engage in been paid at the time or In the Im m�tatned shall be held to all penalties thereon shall ro general business trade manne To s d ordinanm in, shall include each separate Pry on any r pro alter or amend any ordinance re establishment or place a[ .per shlule a debt to the city ah p' fession or calling, 1v Abut thel]ided, a civil action may be quire a 7rcense fee for a year all.. whether operating under shall be colleeled by court plhul sday at C of Moab Utah for the tran sought In the name of the City or any par[ thereof the some name or not xnhm the ceedings In the same manner A.ion se cart. ing of xhichlagarnst the person failing fo Section 10 Amusements De corporate dimlts of the City a , ether debt In dike In a license is required, without pa) such license, m any court of Lice It shall be unlawful for eluding a home or other olaceio[ sshwh remM} shall ,bo m adetah , that fin[ talang out or procuring a this stale having Jurisdiction of any pe n to have, In his place lodging if the same Is held out lion to all other existing Per license required for sudt bus such action, to recover the edict of business or any other place by adtertlsements llsun¢s or zhett, lease Piotesslon or .a ling amount of the same And in (I) If any subsecnon s, any case xhere several or di `here the same 9s permitted to othein Ise s the lablishment [Corn, clause, phrase or portion Section 3 APPLICATIONS v amO be played any amusement de or place of opera Hon of a per nts of dlcense as fix ice no matter under IN hat name so en aging in the business or this •ralnance, ineludlna, but r SILL OF LICENSE PAYMENT Mj b such ordmanw shall re- g OF LICENSE, WNO AUTHORIZ y A may be called xrthout Nrsl selling tangible personal ro "'tied I. any exception, Il ter 19 ED TO RECEIVE PAyT1� N-r Est maaM1itn due and unpaid by any Applying for and btabd'g A city at either retail or whole any reason held to be Invalid R FORCETLF]NT OF CULLI'7T-[ONEN peon such several license for each such machne or sale, or both in the Gtl or thelunconsbtuHonal by the dells etnounte of unpaid license may contrivance 7Tre fee of any court of corn tent jOr Applications for hcense shall be' payable place of business located out- M joined As separate causes of diction such decklOn shall r Diode sin vvrinnF m file City Re- far each lea year any side the corporate limits of the F action In the same complaint effect the valldl of the remai corder Alice of 7lcettse In such civil ..bons Par[ thereof shall be 5500 per Clty of any person who main In h' aha31 be granted by Whe Mayor machine. loins no established place of bus C lwrton or this ordnan Nothing ]n this cectloIT shall be Ines In the CTt The city Council hereby decla Issued and slgcd by Ote qty Re —1,1ed to prevent r in any CRAr�a hcrtatlons, Iakl [ bar aide. suit that It would have ad.p[ed H eorder under the seal eY the Gty ones interferce x ith th: en LICENSES, BUSINESS sales of or for tangible ordinance nd each ni is ectir The application toll show I[orcemen[ of any p[malty pro Section 11 Businesss License property a[ either retail o ew�hoje� sentence clause �phrue or p. 1 The name o[ the Person vision eoMained in nqy eudln Required (a) It shall M n_ sale, or both, 1n the City are Hon Jhereof, irrespeotve of 1 made a D21 t desiring a ifeense rice of this city (awful fa any person et any time cantim us and prsslstant [act that any vne or mom at 2 The kind of a license de a CNAFTEN II I. engage in the business of 5. For the a sections, sentences• caaus stud, tinting !tic irusincs, LICENSES - GENENALL! manufacturing any tangible per_ purpose of this or phrases, or portions thereof 011, vaS I,, trade or proposton Section i License R cored tonal property and sellior the dlnance any person engaglna declared Invalid or umm�alf to be performed priobf`M It Blinn be unlawful for u y per same at either retail or whole se the business t %ell As l or salq or of senln tan 1 tHling services as tell as Ran Uonal carried on son 4. commence, engage 1n or a any a Lle s CHAPTER IV HEARINGS I I` A D 01.7 0'1 3 or Hass of hoonse desired pursue any business, vocation Personal Property at either re glble personal properly al either Section 12 PXVOCA71ON I or calling m this Becton rnumer fall or wholesa'c or both in the ,Anil or xholesale, or both, in LICENSES No Jhmnse fool I such licenses arc divided City without Lest obtaining a the Gh such as contractor 1 life f1PSt Into classes paled !n the Clty •f Moab, with carpenter plumber eleotrldan, under the prwkaons or thkchi' t The place uhcre such bus out test obtalmng a license so license as hereinafter set out -bander, Nc, Ither der con ter shall be invoked, nor to do The required hems. to violate any provision or to to' s 2R for Ilemnsc, urMer i Hess, calling, trade or pro -.hall be for one year common- tall tO comply with all of the tract or Who -Ise, shall be deem provlcons of this chapter fission is to be Gamed on ell to M enga¢Ing In the bus pter be r foss a the street number, If dni; each Sear on the 1st day of Pmvlslons of this ordinance and Iness of seInng tan iblc nled except after notice rO, a Jup and ending on the 30th any violation thereof or failure g Pe+ heart n. of the license or a such busmees calling• trade day of June of uch sonal propvrq at either .tail or can PIIaSt On m pm[esson is ro be earned year, and to comply with ally Provisions xholesa)e or both In the Cit i ite,the pa_anent therefor shag be thereat shall be punished 1 I pf at an h on vh am bmldirg .r enclo_I a but m omputing gross sales Y men license un, �Uue and potable on the 1st dal' misdcamcanor as prof lded by hcrevnder The amount c the ,I vi.him f this chapter Said notlee of July of each .ear •r before the ordinances o[ the Clt> dented, or Wlv edi It shall the 5 s]he penvd oI bmc for I mhcd b) such person as thel .which �v.h hmics. ,s de -lino ommenttment of any such (bl Escry Person engaging rn sales prlro •[ Jhc tangiVlc after be ulau•rihl ter y per• red m be issnrdl Ibusiness location or calling done or mom of the busf,h.sses as, wont proprrq it Cipher rclall W open, operate, maintain, To y copy of G sTnn Ilan be Pavahle to the (-fly Re aabove set out In Section 11 (all age or conduct an appheanon shall "" "`der as Iollvxs shall secure fmm the itccomcr ofor wholesale or both shall be Iradr ) buslne slain any aii(i matter oil I Taken Intoht or s Incuhethcr Pivtn.n or callhig tOd and time to Tg required by onitnancc AMOUNT OF LICENSE the Glv a hcense for each sop solid outright or as Included in tlhe tranctcllon or carr)Ing on or slim a Accountants, Public S 30001ami' pince of business Such h- the con'rad lit high a license Is required at \v Inn,,er vn a hcense <hall'•tnomms ___ _ _ 3000,cense shall be issued b) the %T 6 The u.nl 'person' as 115e(1 Prenuses ubere the n,nso Is as DUbllshed be mide c> Pt on author ,Au ' mheers 10000 Recorder upon a %trilten applies n this Ordinance means any a Ivoked or the application for /i,IJn bt the Of CUuncy"In'.y Crn 3000taint therefor filed xilh the CIt) dnldual reed\er, assignee, come den le, Until a nett' life 1 1­­­o[ a fee f Barhers for each Chad, 3000 Remrdor and upon payment ofitrusice in bmkniptar. Brits, cs shall be -Anted by the Cot In a Sup- $3'o Coauh operators, the fees as herelnafter set at Wle firm o Council for each chair _ _ 1500 for each se ]into lace of has Parin�nh'p i'ntl ScrtIon 13 In the opinion P' P lemure club tom vt Section 1 FAILURP TO PAY Chiropodists _ _ _ ___ 300011ness dock mpanv, buslne�s l., s, tho CH3 C.uncll of Moab C LICF-.SE PE\1171 If ant per Cha.Ir ctors r 3000 (c) For The pmllege of coin mlnimtlon acsaciation seeletvl Utali• a public emergency sun ",I �c�lec (ail or •.fuse DenTisls _ 3000 mencIng or engaging In any or or other group of Indnldua)s Isis to con noel ton vvllh fire m to pz, hr amaunl awrsced xhen'E'eardaiu _ ___— 3000 all of the businesses referred totalling Os a m1L uhethcr mu Itch hcrebi onmluei and 1 It bc••mr: due O an>• heensm�\lortiaJans _ _ _ _ 30001 Section 11 (a) alrme a Ikmnse Iual ooperatve. Internal non ill Is necessaq to the Peace 71,�l rnncd or yrovlded n thts OslfoPalhkls _ _ 30001fee Is hereby imposed on ,Ilfpmfjt or ofhendse U and general xelfare ofordmacca for a permit of J5 days Masseurs _ _—___ - 30P'rsons s engaged in Ihe� T The term "gross salts,' as'Inhabllanls o[ Moab C`Iq, U i after the date of which said II Opnua ns — _ _ 30M amount of $1000 for each place uscti hmebl, does dot Include hhat this ordinance become cote be: m,s 'mc In I ply,Tblc Plumbers 3000 o1 business payable at the time (.l The amount of an) Fed teethe Immediately upon a peca'li of ten per cent oL the Ph)sidarls and/or of commencing said business oral lit'. c\copt ''cite rases Int. public, I.. and it Is to ordalr ' of .u"h license shall be Surges:-s _ _ _ 3000 (d) The written apP halian posh upon or nilh respect to re_I 1'assetl, adopled and aide added to The on inal a cunt Dance halls _ _ 1.00 shall be filed tar each sepamte tall or uh.less le salm uhethcr Publshoel b) the Clty Couiwi and the same shall be collected ROxing Contests for each place of business uhh the Cilyilmposed upon the retailer, vi hole I\Bosh Cil} Utah nlis 25nh by the a_wysu and pa)ament Conti _ __ 2500 Rttorder on or before July 1 ofli"" jobber, or upon the con Jnnc, to thereof Is enforced IPublle Garage Storage Q each )car m upon commencinglsumer and regardless of whether JACK W C'ORBII Part "T _ ___—-- 30 (p business as provided In Section or not the amount of iederal taxi MIT)— Pub 11 C, Solion 5 CERTIFICATE CON,)unk I).aaler __ 3000�11 (1) trove If the same is coin-�ia staled t. Cusl.Tlefs as a se near Iiig n" `foab, l)t oil. TENTS OF, IM"FICATIS T'O Pawnbroker 3000imenced after said dale of any arale charge• and P u BE POSTED POLICET.IOFFIC goddlers and Itaukers 3000 Scar T7he application shall set (I.) The amount or n:t Utah RE SbI INSP POLICE OFFICERS Rooming Il.use for loch N I,. Ile name under which ap. sales tax Oil erDl l`eS AND INSPE(IItDRS ASSIGY I room reattd, $30D but Meant transacts o Intends to S. The I'rm '•eras sales in bTENT Ever) certlticale of li_1 viol tess than _ 3000 transact business, the location eludes the amount o! any man sense rssutd ehali ben[ upon rls'�Py,ealres (•r ea h 1000 of each separate place of busln ufaetures or 1mploners excise face I sods or 500 catstal]a or ess and the amount of gross lax Inelml In the price of thel ] The time of the person any part thereof _ 10000 sales both retail and uholesale property sold, even though thei to whom such cerhflcate has'Clrcuses or Carnivak ad^ I• applicant In each p ar,atacum-er .r Importer Is been )—ued . SSO o0 per day grate place of blLslTress during also the wholesaler of retailer 2 The amount Paid to the Wrestling Contests for each the quarter Sear Jmmedialely thereof and hther or not the city Ireasurcr Contest 2500 receding the required dale of amount of such tax Is stated as 3 The kind of license and rhe1711otek $30.00 Ins- I111nL and such other Intonnallon a separate charge dads o[ such llmits4 If such mum or 5 units $4500 per as the Gty Recorder may re (a) The license tees imposed I icenses arc divided Into) unit above 5 units qul Such license is not trans by this rdinance hall be In c)-- 'Nailer C• irts, $300 per Iemble and Is valid only for the addition /o any and ell other t The,term of the hcense wkh parking space, but not poison under whose name [t Is taxes or licenses ttin d by any mencing date, and the dale less than -- 3000 P M and for the transaction other riovlslon of a .Mlnance Of Us explrah.n EnClriears - - - - 3000 0[ business at the place des rif the City 5 The place where such bus Geologists _ _ _ 30001Ignated therein Any change of (h) whenever any Pee m- eows calling trade, or pro (Surveyors — ____ 3000j if " may be endorsed upon tubed H be Paid by M1he cidin- fesslon !s fa be carried on Contractors _ _ 30.00ithe license by the City Recorder ance Is not paid on or before the Every certificate of Reense is (Gasoline Senice Station lupon the joymet old tee of $200 day on which It become d.H. sues shall he posted by the Been per pump _ __ _ 500 T•he Bove license hall t II non A nail e Ina consnlcuous lam a 1CIean1 and Dyeing 301g1 a que pe y or 10 per cent p pond nt > g times be onsplcuously dlspla)cd of the amount due shall be im the all of the bullUln¢ room or�TBlallld ng and loan Own �� In the place of busiress for Which posed Such penalty shall be office of the More pplace In Issued co part of the fee imposed v high such hm...it business,) panics _ 5000 (c) To, lice. to be Issued by thk .rdlnance earring trade or Profession Is Small Loan of Advertising 5000 putsuant to this section shall be lc) It shall be the duty of earned on, so that l "'same mayjDistrlbumrs of Adveriking for one )car, payable quartcrl) every person liable for the pay 1 be silt' seen and when uch Matl's and Bill Boards 3000 as herein provided After haw e [ of any license fee lmpoised cernficale of license shall have Exhlbrton Freaks of Ing paid the Heense fin as pro by III Is Udlnan<a /. keop and expired it shall oe removed by Nature or da) _ _ 2500Iv Idtd In Section ]1 (a) in Moab preserve for period of Nve years the Ucensee from such place In Exhibition CuriOsWes or (City the dlmnse fee shall there- such books and records as -111 x high It has been posed and no Sledmen5 prat day _ 2500 after be payable quarterly tom- accurately reflect the amount of ee nfica le of license which Is Exhibit Llon fot 141a1 r ipufea on the total gross ales of his gross wholesale and tall not h mice aIl = shall be Test of Speed or Endue eacIII., separate place of business sales and from xhlch can be de permitted to remain lxrsled upon a or both Speed and Iduring the quarter year r lrac remained the .mount of any n 1 the call or any part o[ any room Endurance per tlay _ ti00 tlon thereof, Immediately pre cense fee for which he may be store .fhce or place of busloess Rcat E.W. Aenfak per "it the date xhen such tee liable ,ad,, the pombdons .f afl er the Penexl of such ccmh unit __ 501 shall be payable asfollww this ordinance tale or hcense has expired It Apartment House 3 family I For manufacturing and (it) Returns made to the ?toshall be the dut) of each and duellmg rental per selling at retail 1/10 of 1 per cent corder of the CITY as mqubV by ever) person to vlhom a �er th unit — 500 A Aolal gross sales this ordinance shall not be made Cate of license bat been issued Photographers ______ 3000 2 For manufacturing a n it public nor shall they be subject to show the same at any proper Shooting Caller) 2500 selling at wholesale 1120 of 1 per to the Inspection of any person time xhen requested so to do by Skating Rink _ _ 5000�mn[ 01 total gross sales except the Gl_v Recorder or his any peace officer or licence in- Shoe Repay Shop ___ 15001 3 For setting at retail 1/10 authorized agent or to those per- spector, No Ilcerise granted or Vulcanizing Shop ___ _ ]500 of 1 per cent of total gross sales som first authorized to do so b) Issued u der any uI the prosy M.bilo Stores _ 3000i d For selling at xholessle order of the City Council It sns t this chapter, ur otherwise Penny Arcade 300011/20 of 1 per cunt of total gross shall be unlawful for any person hall be in a y manner assign- Brokers _ __ _ 5000 sales to make public or to inform any able or transferable, or author Vending afachlnes Penny I (fl Definitions ] Enrag other person as 10 the contents Jw any person, other than is xlachhnet, each _ 200 ing in the busln cs f manufac or any Information tamed In lhere'n tined o named to Lher niachnies each 500 luring any tangible personal permit 4he inspection of any do business of authorize any ➢Chard or Pool Parlor for (properly and selling Ube same at return except as Is In (Its sec- oeher rosiness (ling trade or first table 7500 either retell or wholesale 1n the non a.thorteed profession than Is Ill o eln men Additional Table each 2500 City shall mean the actual man (e) No penin required by honed or named to be done or Bowling Alley for each Ifaclunni, ithln the rP•rate this •rdimin to make and file transacted, .r the business, call alley , _ 15001imits of the City or the taking a rolum shall make and file a Ing, trade or profession therein Cold Storage.150 Aock t an order ulth)n the City when fake turn knowing the same mentioned or named to be 'done ers or portion _ 50.00 the actual delivery is to be any to be false. or transacted At any place oth tar each •locker over 150 where within the state of Utah If) Any person 1. whom a er than is therein mentioned or teach 10 2 Engaging In fire businm license fs issued may have the rill l�Riess lbY Irenrilbion of Lau __30001o[ selling anY 4andble personal a revoked by order at the City 300o propertyat Wther retailer whole Council pjmn hla vlolattng any, Section 6. 'FEES PENDING Insurance Izakel, Eft 5001G.&Ie or both I Rhe City shall provlsl•n, •r i is inning to 1.11y LNVFSTTGATTON In aR cases Hydrocarbon Dl.lributols 10000 mean the tolling xithln the Clty,eomPly with all of the provisional N ORDINANCE AM$NDING TER SECTIONS s and the the REVISED ORDINANCES OF Proof of Publication JAB,' CITY. UTAH. 1941. IN. (EASING THE LICENSE FEE M SALE OF IEEE -AT RETAIL, [THIN 78E CORPORATE LIM. 5-OF MOAN CITT UTAR, AND TABLISMxG, �131 F F E R E H T JPNDIT ORDArNED LICENSES. y THE CITY1 STATE OF UTAH, Mded In rohis chapter shall tie' ) s s . .otupanlcd, bj,the fe-- herein- er Provided, which flees shall County Of Grand ) 011riy , %try7#tlreatctiroEdo M ,and' returned do the df'd -I Beverly Spencer upp7icant �ed� XXX-W-\M being first duly swo —__1 �OOSeccttiOn�i. JhQt CChhepte_1, (Section* according to law, deposes and says: Tha of the itevised Ordln- ancest of Moab'Clty, Wah, 1941, !Is hereby amended to read- he is the publisher of The Times-Inde- I nillin3�e(y Retail.licenses hereunder ehall-be of two`(2) kinds as pendent, a weekly newspaper of general follows' a■- i. _Class 1; which aI'�dra' title the licensee to sell inthe circulation, published every Thursday at orl�ia41 corrtalner or land for consumption onarthe Moab, Grand county, state of Utah; that (Premises In accordance %with the Liquor-GatMl Act of Utah, and 2.' Clan IL which shall en- the notice title the licensee to sell beer in Nucontainer eyssltionn off the,e original only. An Ordinance Amending Chapter 1, Sections 112 aoeerdaaN with the Liquor Control Act of Utah any �It shall tie tmaa%vfu-1 ,� 4 and 7 of the Revised Ordinances of Moab Citry, Utah, 1941, increasing the License hoensee -to purchase or acquire, Fee, etc• or to have or 1possess for the pur. or bh of ethat Ibe�er except wh�iclie�shall shave aawfuldy purchased from a' brewer or wholesaler -licensed under the Liquor Control Act of Utah^ Seotion 2._ '!hbi Chapter I, Sec - hereto attached, and which is made a part of Of7, _CRevised , 194,din Of Moab _Ciiy, Utah, 1941, is Is of this Affidavit of Publication was I r `Section 7. Fees Of Retailer.; published in said newspaper for a peric pplieations for setall alcense .s L- Class I- Retail Llcenei ��+m 0•00 per . of 1 consecutive issues, the first L C192sa It "ltstail Mesa" $100-00 Pei annnm. AU aicensep hereunder shaall publication having been made rpn* on the 31st day of De- mber, of each year, ulew soon. cancelled, and shod-1 he is- July 1, 1954 and the last on led for the ealendu yew." Section 3. th is the opinion of Jul 1 1954 that the said notice ie Cdty t unoil of Moab City, Y , tat that a public emergency cifttable in connection whir the, dj was published in each and ever co of ia�btcrs herein contained Is n� I Y IlY eat this ordinance is n o the peace, safety and general during er said d newspaper period and time elfare of Vie dnhabltan4tl of the 1 p p g the Ity 'ot Moab, Utah, and there- i ,re,this ordinance ai—nabecome of publication, and that it was published leotive dmmedlate ly upon its ubliavtlon. Passed, adopted and ordered in the newspaper proper and not in a sup- ublished by Abe City Council f Moab City, Uhta, this 29th ay of June, 7954 plement thereof. J. W COR1101 mayor TPEST: ales R. Co*, Jr. ity Recorder Subscribed and"sworn�eZ me this day of 1 �- Notary Public, Residing \at Moab, Utah. My commission expires C�pp�` 229 A prorosed ordinance maic:L_ng certain revisions and changes in. the Bcer ,icense oab City Beer License Ordinance was presented and read by Ordinance ,,torrey Reed Reynolds. ,_evasion of The following notion vas made by Councilman i:. E Robertson: 1 move That The ord=nance raking revisions and changes to The "oab City peer License Ordinance be adopted on its first reading. -'his notion uas seconded by Councilman "ohler and carried. ^he following motion was made by Councilman L. L. Robertson: move that Lhe ordinance malting revisions and changes to the i'oab City Beer License Ordinance be adopted on its second read- _rg. This motion was seconded by Councilman F. L. Robertson, and carried. 71,e following motion was made by Councilman ;'ohler: I move that the ordinance nak-ing revisions and changes to the Yoab City Beer License Ordinance be adopted on its third and final reading. This motion uas seconded by Councilman L. L. Robertson, and carried unanimously. `thereupon the Recorder was instructed to publish the following ordinance in one issue of the Tunes -Independent, a newspaper of general circulation in the City of I1oab, Utah, published every Friday. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING 'HALTER L'SECTIONS 4 and 7 ,f the REVISED ORDINANCES OF 40As CITY, UTAH, 1941, IN_ :REASING TILE LICENSE FEE 'OR SALE OF BEEN AT RETAIL, YITHIN THE CORPORATE LIM. TS OF MOAB CITY, UTAH, AND ;STAILISHING DI F F E R E N T KINDS OF LICENSES, 'E IT ORDA arm RY THE CITY rovided In this chapter shall be ce mpanted by the lees ihereln. fter 'proylded,,_ which fees shall or me applicant iI de - COUNCIL OF MOAB CITY, U7 Section L Mat chapter Section of Moab City, Revised h I ac is ,hereby amended to read: 'Section f es Issued ha ew 1�!=Rullllnf two (2) idnds follows: L Class I. which z4all e title the Hesnsee to sell beer the original container or -r and for consumption on or off i premises in accordance with 1 Liquor Control Act of Utah, a 2. Class IL which shall e title the licensee to sell beer the original coataluer for ce sumpffon off the promises an In accordance with the Ltgc Control Act of Utah. St shall be unlawful for u. licensee to Purchase or acqul or to have or possess for the pi pose of Sale or d-lstribultion, 01 beer except that which he shu 'have lawtuldy purchased from 'brewer or Wholesaler licens under the •Liquor Control Act Utah e, Section 2, That Chapter r, Se to 7, of the Revised Ordhnanc Of Moab City, Utah, 1041. ereby amended to trod: T 'Secllon 7. pees Of Retailer. ppiiortlons 1br tenon !license has I. Class I Retail License $250.00 per anaum. 2. Class II Retail License $100.00 per annum. MI I7censes hereunder shall cplre on the 31st day of De. tuber, of each gear, uleas soon- cancel'led, Qnd shall 'be Is. Led for the ealeh dar year,,, Section 3. JR is the opinion of e City Counoll of Moab City, Ah thwt a public emergency dsts to connection with the afters (herein contained and at dhis ordinance ds necessary the Peace, safety and general Blare of Uie inhabitarub of ,the' ly of Moab, Utah, and there - re, 'this ordinance shall lleceme teotive Limmediateay upon its, iblication, Passed, adopted and ordered iblished by the City Council Moab City, Uhta, this 29th y of June, 0954, J. W. OOREIN 11TEST. Mayor Lis l;L Cool; Jr. J' Recorder