GRAND COUNTY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING
Grand County Council Chambers 125 East Center Street, Moab, Utah
AGENDA (AMENDED – see underlined text) Tuesday, June 2, 2015
4:00 p.m. Call to Order Pledge of Allegiance Approval of Minutes (Diana Carroll, Clerk/Auditor) A. May 19, 2015 (County Council Meeting) Ratification of Payment of Bills Elected Official Reports Council Administrator Report Department Reports B. 2014 Road Activity Report (Bill Jackson, Road Department Supervisor) Agency Reports Citizens to Be Heard Presentations (none) Discussion Items C. Calendar Items and Public Notices (KaLeigh Welch, Council Office Coordinator)
General Business- Action Items- Discussion and Consideration of: D. Adopting a Proposed Ordinance Amending Section 3.2.5 Other Uses of Grand County Land Use Code for additional Language for Apiculture (Beekeeping) Protection (Zacharia Levine, Community Development Director) E. Adopting a Proposed Ordinance Approving the Rezone of Property from Multi-family Residential (MFR) to General Business (GB), Located at 2294 Resource Blvd, Moab, Utah (Zacharia Levine, Community Development Director) Consent Agenda- Action Items F.1. Ratifying the Chair’s Signature on an Insertion Order for Moab Blues Fest Commercials on KINK-FM Nielson Radio in Portland, Oregon for the Moab Area Travel Council in the Amount of $4,000.00 F.2. Approving Proposed Letter of Support for Utah State University Public Hearings- Possible Action Items G. Public Hearing to Hear Public Input on Adopting a Proposed Resolution Approving a Conditional Use Application for Mining and Extractive Use (Extract Sand and Gravel and Temporary Hot Mix Asphalt Plant, for Use on a Utah Department of Transportation Project) (Mary Hofhine, Community Development Department) H. Public Hearing to Hear Public Input on Adopting a Proposed Ordinance Amending Article 3 Use Regulations of the Grand County Land Use Code to Allow “All other Major Utilities” in the Resort Commercial (RC) and Resort Special (RS) Zone Districts as a Conditional Use (Zacharia Levine, Community Development Director) I. Public Hearing to Hear Public Input on Adopting a Proposed Ordinance Amending Article 3 Use Regulations of the Grand County Land Use Code to Allow “Auto Repair Garages” in the General Business (GB) Zone District as a Conditional Use (Zacharia Levine, Community Development Director)
6/1/15 Page 1 of 2 General Council Reports and Future Considerations Closed Session(s) (if necessary) Adjourn
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It is hereby the policy of Grand County that elected and appointed representatives, staff and members of Grand County Council may participate in meetings through electronic means. Any form of telecommunication may be used, as long as it allows for real time interaction in the way of discussions, questions and answers, and voting.
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A Council agenda packet is available at the local Library, 257 East Center St., Moab, Utah, (435) 259-1111 at least 24 hours in advance of the meeting.
6/1/15 Page 2 of 2 GRAND COUNTY BILLS TO APPROVE June 2, 20 15
88035 - 88106 5/21/2015 $178,695.07 88107 - 88175 5/29/2015 $49,035.31
TOTAL BILLS $227,730.38
31905 - 31939 52915101 - 52915276 5/11/15 - 5/24/15 6/212015 $ 194,511.80
TOTAL PAYROLL $194,511.80
TOTAL BILLS & PAYROLL $422,242.18
6/2/2015 BilistoApprove Grand County Payment Approval Report Page: 1 Report dates: 5120/2015-512112015 May 21.2015 04:00PM
Report Criteria: Detail report. Invoices with totals above $0 Included. Paid and unpaid Invoices included.
Vendor Vendor Name Invoice Number Description Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid
AFLAC 10300 AFLAC 141151 Atlac-Employee WIH 18.40 18.40 05/21/2015 10300 AFLAC 141151 Aflac-Employee W/H 149.50 149.50 05/21/2015 10300 AFLAC 141151 Aflac-Employee W/H 660.72 660.72 05/2112015 10300 AFLAC 141151 Aflac-Employee WIH 123.70 123.70 0512112015 10300 AFLAC 141151 Aflac-Employee W/H 35.90 35.90 05/2112015 10300 AFLAC 141151 Aflac-Employee W/H 57.88 57.88 05121/2015 10300 AFLAC 141151 Aflac-Employee WIH 43.30 43.30 05121/2015 10300 AFLAC 141151 Rounding .06- .06- 05/21/2015
Total AFLAC: 1.089.34 1,089.34
AFLAC GROUP INSURANCE 33790 AFLAC GROUP INSURANCE A052251500 Aflac Group Insurance-Emp. W/H 30.90 30.90 05/21/2015 33790 AFLAC GROUP INSURANCE A052251500 Aflac Group lnsurance-Emp. W/H 66.54 66.54 05/2112015 33790 AFLAC GROUP INSURANCE A052251500 Aflac Group Insurance-Emp. W/H 15.56 15.56 05121/2015 33790 AFLAC GROUP INSURANCE A052251500 Aflac Group Insurance-Emp. W/H 188.24 188.24 0512112015 33790 AFLAC GROUP INSURANCE A052251500 Aflac Group Insurance-Emp. W/H 8.56 8.56 05121/2015 33790 AFLAC GROUP INSURANCE A052251500 Aflac Group Insurance-Emp. W/H 23.16 23.16 05/21/2015 33790 AFLAC GROUP INSURANCE A052251500 Aflac Group Insurance-Emp. W/H 530.44 530.44 05121/2015 33790 AFLAC GROUP INSURANCE A052251500 Aflac Group Insurance·Emp. W/H 23.16 23.16 05121/2015
Total AFLAC GROUP INSURANCE: 886.56 886.56
BACHMAN, FRITZ 34m BACHMAN. FRITZ MAY 20-21 201 CAMPING 70.00 70.00 0512112015 34n7 BACHMAN, FRITZ APR24·292015 CAMPING 105.00 105.00 05/2112015
Total BACHMAN. FRITZ: 175.00 175.00
BACK OF BEYOND BOOKS 32887 BACK OF BEYOND BOOKS 1637 LIBRARY 179.39 179.39 05/21/2015
Total BACK OF BEYOND BOOKS: 179.39 179.39
BAKER & TAYLOR 32963 BAKER & TAYLOR T19642880 LIBRARY 119.91 119.91 05/21/2015 32963 BAKER & TAYLOR T1904n40 LIBRARY 98.87 98.87 0512112015 32963 BAKER & TAYLOR T18258230 LIBRARY 32.96 32.96 05/21/2015 32963 BAKER & TAYLOR T19176860 LIBRARY 14.22 14.22 05/21/2015 32963 BAKER & TAYLOR T18n7000 LIBRARY n.88 n.88 05/2112015
Total BAKER & TAYLOR: 343.84 343.84
BCL DISTRIBUTING CO. 34200 BCl DISTRIBUTING CO. 9639 DIESEL FUEL 13,219.99 13,219.99 05/21/2015
Total BCL DISTRIBUTING CO.: 13,219.99 13,219.99
BIG HORN LODGE 11645 BIG HORN LODGE F 101692 TRAVEL COUNCIL 639.60 639.60 05/21/2015 11645 BIG HORN LODGE F 101692 TAX 87.04 87.04 05/21/2015 Grand County Payment Approval Report Page: 2 Report dates: 512012015-5/21/2015 May 21.2015 04:00PM
Vendor Vendor Name Invoice Number Description Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid
Total BIG HORN LODGE: 726.64 726.64
CANYONLANDS ADVERTISING 12505 CANYONLANDS ADVERTISING CCC28098 ROAD 80.00 80.00 0512112015 12505 CANYONLANDS ADVERTISING MMC102716 OSTA EXPENSE 9.71 9.71 0512112015
Total CANYONLANDS ADVERTISING: 89.71 89.71
COW GOVERNMENT INC. 12830 COW GOVERNMENT INC. VC58560 GRAND CENTER 268.00 268.00 0512112015
Total COW GOVERNMENT INC.: 268.00 268.00
CENTER POINT LARGE PRINT 29790 CENTER POINT LARGE PRINT 1286513 LIBRARY 84.48 84.48 05121/2015
Total CENTER POINT LARGE PRINT: 84.48 84.48
CENTURY EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC 12900 CENTURY EQUIPMENT COMPA GP03666 ROAD 751.67 751.67 05121/2015 12900 CENTURY EQUIPMENT COMPA GP03648 ROAD 547.05 547.05 0512112015
Total CENTURY EQUIPMENT COMPANY. INC: 1.298.72 1.298.72
CHARTER MEDIA-MTN STATES 34811 CHARTER MEDIA-MTN STATES INV-1603710 MOAB TRAVEL COUNCIL 241.32 241.32 0512112015
Total CHARTER MEDIA-MTN STATES: 241.32 241.32
CODALE ELECTRIC SUPPLY, INC. 32821 CODALE ELECTRIC SUPPLY. IN S5381538.001 STAR HALL 95.04 95.04 05121/2015
Total CODALE ELECTRIC SUPPLY. INC.: 95.04 95.04
DAVIS, JENNIFER 34812 DAVIS. JENNIFER MAY18-19201 MILEAGE 228.00 228.00 0512112015 34812 DAVIS. JENNIFER MAY18-19201 LODGING 63.40 63.40 05/2112015 34812 DAVIS. JENNIFER MAY18-19201 PERRDIEM 92.00 92.00 05/21/2015
Total DAVIS. JENNIFER: 383.40 383.40
DELL 14295 DELL XJP31X138 computer system 6.539.88 6,539.88 05121/2015
Total DELL: 6.539.88 6.539.88
DELTA GLOVES 31604 DELTA GLOVES INV142444 JAIL 293.25 293.25 0512112015
Total DELTA GLOVES: 293.25 293.25
DEMCO.INC. 14310 DEMCO. INC. 5599593 library 184.27 184.27 OS/21/2015
Total DEMCO. INC.: 184.27 184.27 Grand County P~entAppRWalReport Page: 3 Report dates: 5120/2015·5/2112015 May 21,2015 04:00PM
Vendor Vendor Name Invoice Number Description Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid
DISCOUNT SCHOOL SUPPLY 29421 DISCOUNT SCHOOL SUPPLY P32726090102 LIBRARY 179.62 179.62 05/21/2015
Total DISCOUNT SCHOOL SUPPLY: 179.62 179.62
EMBASSY SUITES CONVENTION CENTER 34800 EMBASSY SurrES CONVENTIO 83778306 LODGING/PAULA DUNHAM 488.32 488.32 0512112015
Total EMBASSY SUITES CONVENTION CENTER: 488.32 488.32
FED EX 15375 FED EX 5-032-61101 travel enl postage 13.64 13.64 05/2112015 15375 FED EX 5-032-61101 SHERIFF 9.87 9.87 0512112015
Total FEDEX: 23.51 23.51
FIRESTORM PYROTECHNICS 33792 FIRESTORM PYROTECHNICS 20101 1ST HALF FIREWORKS DISPLA 8,500.00 8,500.00 05/2112015
Total FIRESTORM PYROTECHNICS: 8,500.00 8,500.00
GOVCONNECTION INC 30872 GOVCONNECTION INC 52597562 GRAND CENTER 29.61 29.61 05121/2015
Total GOVCONNECTION INC: 29.61 29.61
GRAINGER 16310 GRAINGER 9728927055 MAINTENANCE 35.36 35.36 0512112015 16310 GRAINGER 9728674780 MAINTENANCE 112.00 112.00 05121/2015 16310 GRAINGER 9728243933 road 104.81 104.81 05/21/2015 16310 GRAINGER 9728147704 MAINTENANCE 115.43 115.43 0512112015 16310 GRAINGER 9728674798 MAINTENANCE 100.57 100.57 05121/2015
Total GRAINGER: 468.17 468.17
GRAND COUNTY SOLID WASTE 16460 GRAND COUNTY SOLID WASTE 93243 ROAD 40.00 40.00 0512112015
Total GRAND COUNTY SOLID WASTE: 40.00 40.00
GRAND RENTAL CENTER, INC. 16505 GRAND RENTAL CENTER, INC. 52845 ROAD 295.00 295.00 0512112015
Total GRAND RENTAL CENTER, INC.: 295.00 295.00
GREEN SOLUTIONS 29615 GREEN SOLUTIONS 14154 TRANSIT HUB 105.00 105.00 05121/2015 29615 GREEN SOLUTIONS 14153 LIBRARY 50.00 50.00 0512112015
Total GREEN SOLUTIONS: 155.00 155.00
HENDERSON LEASING CO LLC 31151 HENDERSON LEASING CO LLC 13393 EMS 162.51 162.51 0512112015
Total HENDERSON LEASING CO LLC: 162.51 162.51
HOGGARD, JEREMY 34143 HOGGARD, JEREMY MAY14·17201 PER DIEM 160.00 160.00 0512112015 Grand County Payment Approval Report Page: 4 Report dates: 5120/2015-5/21/2015 May 21. 2015 04:00PM
Vendor Vendor Name Invoice Number Description Net InVOice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid
34143 HOGGARD, JEREMY MAY14-17201 MILEAGE 237.13 237.13 05121/2015 34143 HOGGARD, JEREMY MAY14-17201 HOTEL 435.64 435.64 05/2112015
Total HOGGARD, JEREMY: 832.77 832.n
HOUGHTON. LILY 33987 HOUGHTON, LILY MA Y20-21 201 PER DIEM 70.00 70.00 05/21/2015
Total HOUGHTON, LILY: 70.00 70.00
HURLBURT. KRIS 32597 HURLBURT, KRIS APRIL 6-7 201 PER DIEM 112.00 112.00 05/2112015
Total HURLBURT, KRIS: 112.00 112.00
IDVILLE PHOTO IDENTIFICAllN SYS & ACCESS 34807 IDVILLE PHOTO IDENTIFICATIN 2879515 EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT 56.00 56.00 05/2112015
TotallDVlLLE PHOTO IDENTIFICATIN SYS & ACCESS: 56.00 56.00
IRS· FICAIFWT 33378 IRS· FICAlFWT PR0510151 FICAlFWT SocIal Security Pay P 1.622.11 1,622.11 0512012015 33378 IRS· FICAIFWT PR0510151 FICAlFWT Social Security Pay P 198.16 198.16 05/20/2015 33378 IRS· FICAIFWT PR0510151 FICAIFWT Social Security Pay P 837.13 837.13 0512012015 33378 IRS - FICAIFWT PR0510151 FICAlFWT Social Security Pay P 168.08 168.06 05/20/2015 33378 IRS - FICAIFWT PR0510151 FICAlFWT SocIal Security Pay P 901.37 901.37 05/20/2015 33378 IRS - FICAlFWT PR0510151 FICAIFWT Social Security Pay P 463.47 463.47 05/20/2015 33378 IRS - FICAIFWT PR0510151 FICA/FWT Social Security Pay P 1.761.06 1,761.06 0512012015 33378 IRS - FICAIFWT PR0510151 FICAlFWT Social Security Pay P 198.16 198.16 05/20/2015 33378 IRS - FICAlFWT PR0510151 FICAlFWT Social Security Pay P 837.13 837.13 05120/2015 33378 IRS· FICAlFWT PR0510151 FICAlFWT Social Security Pay P 168.06 168.06 05/2012015 33378 IRS· FICAlFWT PR0510151 FICAlFWT Social Security Pay P 901.37 901.37 0512012015 33378 IRS· FICAlFWT PR0510151 FICAlFWT Social Security Pay P 463.47 463.47 05120/2015 33378 IRS· FICAIFWT PR0510151 FICAlFWT Medicare Pay Period: 411.86 411.86 05120/2015 33378 IRS· FICAlFWT PR0510151 FICAIFWT Medicare Pay Period: 46.34 46.34 05120/2015 33378 IRS· FICAlFWT PR051 0151 FICAlFWT Medicare Pay Period: 195.n 195.n 0512012015 33378 IRS· FICAlFWT PR0510151 FICA/FWT Medicare Pay Period: 39.30 39.30 05/2012015 33378 IRS - FICAlFWT PR051 0151 FICAlFWT Medicare Pay Period: 210.81 210.81 0512012015 33378 IRS - FICAlFWT PR0510151 FICAlFWT Medicare Pay Period: 108.40 108.40 05120/2015 33378 IRS· FICAlFWT PR0510151 FICAlFWT Medicare Pay Period: 411.86 411.86 05/20/2015 33378 IRS· FICAlFWT PR0510151 FICAlFWT Social Security Pay P 9,556.27 9,556.27 05120/2015 33378 IRS· FICAlFWT PR0510151 FICAlFWT Social Security Pay P 415.13 415.13 0512012015 33378 IRS· FICAlFWT PR0510151 FICAlFWT Social Security Pay P 67.57 67.57 05120/2015 33378 IRS· FICAIFWT PR0510151 FICAIFWT Social Security Pay P 139.39 139.39 05120/2015 33378 IRS· FICAlFWT PR0510151 FICAlFWT SocIal Security Pay P 579.37 579.37 05/20/2015 33378 IRS· FICAlFWT PR0510151 FICA/FWT Social Security Pay P 448.82 448.82 05/20/2015 33378 IRS - FICAIFWT PR0510151 FICAIFWT Social Security Pay P 9,417.32 9,417.32 05/2012015 33378 IRS - FICA/FWT PR0510151 FICA/FWT Social Security Pay P 415.13 415.13 05120/2015 33378 IRS· FICAlFWT PR0510151 FICA/FWT Social Security Pay P 67.57 67.57 05120/2015 33378 IRS· FICAlFWT PR0510151 FICAlFWT Social Security Pay P 139.39 139.39 05/2012015 33378 IRS· FICAlFWT PR0510151 FICAlFWT SOCial Security Pay P 579.37 579.37 0512012015 33378 IRS· FICAIFWT PR0510151 FICA/FWT SOCial Security Pay P 448.82 448.82 0512012015 33378 IRS - FICA/FWT PR0510151 FICAIFWT Medicare Pay Period: 2,202.44 2,202.44 0512012015 33378 IRS· FICAlFWT PR0510151 FICAlFWT Medicare Pay Period: 97.08 97.08 05/2012015 33378 IRS· FICAlFWT PR0510151 FICAlFWT Medicare Pay Period: 15.80 15.80 05/2012015 33378 IRS· FICAlFWT PR051 0151 FICA/FWT Medicare Pay Period: 32.60 32.60 0512012015 33378 IRS - FICAIFWT PR051 0151 FICA/FWT Medicare Pay Period: 135.50 135.50 0512012015 33378 IRS· FICAIFWT PR0510151 FICAlFWT Medicare Pay Period: 104.96 104.96 05/20/2015 Grand County Payment Approval Report Page: 5 Report dates: 5/2012015-512112015 May 21, 2015 04:00PM
Vendor Vendor Name Invoice Number Description Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid
33378 IRS· FICAlFWT PR0510151 FICAlFWT Medicare Pay Period: 2,202.44 2,202.44 05120/2015 33378 IRS· FICAIFWT PR0510151 FICAlFWT Medicare Pay Period: 46.34 46.34 OS/2012015 33378 IRS· FICAlFWT PR0510151 FICAlFWT Medicare Pay Period: 195.77 195.77 05/2012015 33378 IRS - FICAlFWT PR0510151 FICAlFWT Medicare Pay Period: 39.30 39.30 0512012015 33378 IRS - FICAlFWT PR0510151 FICAlFWT Medicare Pay Period: 210.81 210.81 OS/2012015 33378 IRS· FICAlFWT PR0510151 FICAlFWT Medicare Pay Period: 108.40 108.40 05120/2015 33378 IRS· FICAlFWT PR0510151 FICAlFWT Federal WithoJdlng P 2,645.06 2,645.06 05120/2015 33378 IRS - FICAlFWT PR0510151 FICAlFWT Federal Wrtholding P 264.52 284.52 05120/2015 33378 IRS - FICAlFWT PR0510151 FICAlFWT Federal Wrtholding P 871.45 871.45 0512012015 33378 IRS - FICAlFWT PR0510151 FICAlFWT Federal Witholdlng P 220.39 220.39 05120/2015 33378 IRS - FICAlFWT PR0510151 FICAlFWT Federal Witholding P 1,049.99 1.049.99 05/20/2015 33378 IRS - FICAlFWT PR0510151 FICAIFWT Federal Witholdlng P 497.18 497.18 05120/2015 33378 IRS· FICAlFWT PR0510151 FICAIFWT Medicare Pay Period: 97.08 97.08 05/2012015 33378 IRS - FICAlFWT PR051 0151 FICAIFWT Medicare Pay Period: 15.80 15.80 05/2012015 33378 IRS· FICAlFWT PR0510151 FICAlFWT Medicare Pay Period: 32.60 32.60 05/2012015 33378 IRS· FICAlFWT PR0510151 FICAlFWT Medicare Pay Period: 135.50 135.50 0512012015 33378 IRS· FICAlFWT PR0510151 FICAlFWT Medicare Pay Period: 104.96 104.96 0512012015 33378 IRS - FICAlFWT PR0510151 FICAlFWT Federal Witholding P 15,017.14 15,017.14 05/20/2015 33378 IRS· FICAlFWT PR0510151 FICAlFWT Federal Witholding P 771.93 771.93 05/20/2015 33378 IRS· FICAlFWT PR0510151 FICAIFWT Federal Witholding P 62.36 62.36 05/2012015 33378 IRS· FICAIFWT PR0510151 FICAIFWT Federal Witholding P 237.88 237.88 0512012015 33378 IRS - FICAlFWT PR0510151 FICAIFWT Federal Witholdlng P 541.50 541.50 0512012015 33378 IRS - FICAIFWT PR0510151 FICAlFWT Federal Witholding P 560.58 560.58 05120/2015
Total IRS - FICAIFWT: 60,755.40 60,755.40
JACKSON GROUP PETERBIL T 34363 JACKSON GROUP PETERBILT 11882 ROAD 222.09 222.09 0512112015 34363 JACKSON GROUP PETERBIL T 118595 ROAD 250.08 250.08 05/2112015 34363 JACKSON GROUP PETERBIL T 118827 ROAD " 55.00 55.00 05/2112015
Total JACKSON GROUP PETERBIL T: 527.17 527.17
.IIMMY FOY COLLISION REPAIR 30456 JIMMY FOY COLIJSION REPAIR 932 SHERIFF 600.00 600.00 05/21/2015
Total JIMMY FOY COLLISION REPAIR: 600.00 600.00
JOHNSON, MICHAEL 18580 JOHNSON, MICHAEL MAY12·13201 per diem 51.00 51.00 0512112015
Total JOHNSON, MICHAEL: 51.00 51.00
KAUFFMAN. CHRIS 34670 KAUFFMAN, CHRIS MAY 12·13201 MILEAGE 127.00 127.00 05121/2015 34670 KAUFFMAN, CHRIS MAY 12·13201 PER DIEM 23.00 23.00 0512112015 34670 KAUFFMAN, CHRIS APR 29-MAY1 MILEAGE 109.00 109.00 0512112015
Total KAUFFMAN, CHRIS: 259.00 259.00
KROGER·KING SOOPERS 19170 KROGER-KING SOOPERS 151551 ROAD 24.75 24.75 05/2112015 19170 KROGER-KING SOOPERS 293491 ems 33.88 33.88 0512112015 19170 KROGER·KING SOOPERS 089106 ems 42.23 42.23 0512112015 19170 KROGER-KING SOOPERS 259691 MAINT 64.91 64.91 0512112015 19170 KROGER·KING SOOPERS 016538 fAMILY SUPPORT CENTER 10.94 10.94 05121/2015 19170 KROGER·KING SOOPERS 082666 senior center 26.97 26.97 05/2112015 19170 KROGER·KING SOOPERS 196253 seARCH & RESCUE 17.97 17.97 05/2112015 Grand County Payment Approval Report Page: 6 Report dates: 5120/2015-5/2112015 May 21,2015 04:00PM
Vendor Vendor Name Invoice Number Description Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid
19170 KROGER·KING SOOPERS 095978 seARCH & RESCUE 10.27 10.27 05/21/2015 19170 KROGER·KING SOOPERS 012514 sheriff 154.75 154.75 05121/2015 19170 KROGER·KING SOOPERS 192152 sheriff 83.43 83.43 05/21/2015 19170 KROGER·KING SOOPERS 11857 jaiil supplies 836.43 836.43 05/21/2015 19170 KROGER·KING SOOPERS 047456 jaiil supplies 46.41 46.41 0512112015 19170 KROGER·KING SOOPERS 047456 jaiil supplies 14.98 14.98 0512112015 19170 KROGER·KING SOOPERS 118761 jaill supplies 45.98 45.98 05/21/2015 19170 KROGER·KING SOOPERS 224909 jaiil supplies 7.28 7.28 05/21/2015 19170 KROGER·KING SOOPERS 224955 jalll supplies 1.59 1.59 05/21/2015 19170 KROGER·KING SOOPERS 232253 jalll supplies 148.97 148.97 05/21/2015 19170 KROGER·KING SOOPERS 021307 ROAD 54.38 54.38 05/2112015 19170 KROGER·KING SOOPERS 081530 sANDFLATS 30.61 30.61 0512112015 19170 KROGER·KING SOOPERS 029920 ems 91.84 91.84 05121/2015 19170 KROGER·KING SOOPERS 039538 WEED 48.63 48.63 05/21/2015 19170 KROGER·KING SOOPERS 154658 MAl NT 90.09 90.09 05121/2015 19170 KROGER·KING SOOPERS 121410 fAMILY SUPPORT CENTER 48.80 48.80 05121/2015 19170 KROGER·KING SOOPERS 006754 seARCH & RESCUE 29.98 29.98 05/2112015 19170 KROGER-KING SOOPERS 069651 seARCH & RESCUE 28.43 28.43 05121/2015 19170 KROGER-KING SOOPERS 212577 jaiilsupplies 60.94 60.94 0512112015 19170 KROGER-KING SOOPERS 022108 sheriff 88.12 88.12 05/2112015 19170 KROGER·KING SOOPERS 256201 sheriff 39.41 39.41 05/21/2015 19170 KROGER·KING SOOPERS 046931 jaiil supplies 37.11 37.11 05121/2015 19170 KROGER·KING SOOPERS 047456 jaiil supplies 42.91 42.91 0512112015 19170 KROGER·KING SOOPERS 331106 jaiil supplies 29.06 29.06 05/21/2015 19170 KROGER·KING SOOPERS 224909 jalil supplies 45.38 45.38 05/21/2015 19170 KROGER· KING SOOPERS 224909 jaiil supplies 6.00 s.oo 05/2112015 19170 KROGER·KING SOOPERS 146756 Jaiil supplies 59.69 59.69 05121/2015
Total KROGER·KING SOOPERS: 2,403.12 2,403.12
LIBERTY MUTUAL INSURANCE GROUP 31847 LIBERTY MUTUAL INSURANCE 277489 Uberty Mutual 2,960.22 2,960.22 0512112015 31847 LIBERTY MUTUAL INSURANCE 277489 Uberty Mutual 240.58 240.58 0512112015 31847 LIBERTY MUTUAL INSURANCE 277489 Uberty Mutual 197.62 197.62 05/2112015
Total LIBERTY MUTUAL INSURANCE GROUP: 3,398.42 3,398.42
LIFE ASSIST 32666 LIFE ASSIST 710736 EMS 976.53 976.53 0512112015 32666 LIFE ASSIST 709955 EMS 573.00 573.00 05121/2015
Total LIFE ASSIST: 1,549.53 1,549.53
LONE STAR BOOTS 33570 LONE STAR BOOTS MAY 14 2015 OSTAIROBERT GUSTIN 150.00 150.00 05/21/2015
Total LONE STAR BOOTS: 150.00 150.00
MADBRO SPORTS 30957 MADBRO SPORTS 44358 AIRPORT 57.96 57.96 05/2112015
Total MADBRO SPORTS: 57.96 57.96
MARK'S 32933 MARK'S INV001415929 JAil 64.81 64.81 05/2112015
Total MARK'S: 64.81 64.81 Grand County Payment Approval Report Page: 7 Report dates: 5120/2015-5/21/2015 May 21,2015 04:00PM
Vendor Vendor Name Invoice Number Description Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid
MOAB FORD 12905 MOAB FORD 5006499 ROAD 69.76 69.76 05/21/2015 12905 MOAB FORD 5006469 ROAD 16.99 16.99 05/21/2015 12905 MOAB FORD 5006478 ROAD 16.99· 16.99- 05/2112015
Total MOAB FORD: 69.76 69.76
MOUNT OLYMPUS WATERS, INC. 31323 MOUNT OLYMPUS WATERS,IN 131021285071 MAINTENANCE 53.66 53.66 05121/2015 31323 MOUNT OLYMPUS WATERS, IN 12004211 5071 CLERK 42.03 42.03 05121/2015 31323 MOUNT OLYMPUS WATERS, IN 12344492 5081 JUSTICE COURT 21.79 21.79 05121/2015
Total MOUNT OLYMPUS WATERS, INC.: 117.48 117.48
OFFICE DEPOT, INC 22060 OFFICE DEPOT, INC 767731737001 LIBRARY 25.23 25.23 05/21/2015 22060 OFFICE DEPOT, INC 769515712001 LIBRARY 240.11 240.11 05/21/2015 22060 OFFICE DEPOT. INC 767731595001 LIBRARY 41.06 41.06 05121/2015 22060 OFFICE DEPOT, INC 769515927001 LIBRARY 4.71 4.71 05121/2015
Total OFFICE DEPOT, INC: 311.11 311.11
ON DUTY GEAR, LLC 34806 ON DUTY GEAR, LLC 12844 MALLORY/CLOTHING 84.98 84.98 05/21/2015
Total ON DUTY GEAR, LLC: 84.98 84.98
OTR TIRE FACTORY & AUTO SERVICE 34234 OTR TIRE FACTORY & AUTO S 11782 OSTA 20.11 20.11 05/21/2015
Total OTR TIRE FACTORY & AUTO SERVICE: 20.11 20.11
PEARSON EDUCATION 33889 PEARSON EDUCATION BK76670782 EMS 1,217.24 1,217.24 05/21/2015
Total PEARSON EDUCATION: 1.217.24 1.217.24
PERMA.&OUND 34218 PERMA·BOUND 1632550.00 LIBRARY 149.97 149.97 OS/2112015
Total PERMA·BOUND: 149.97 149.97
PROFORCE LAW ENFORCEMENT 31818 PROFORCE LAW ENFORCEME 236644 SHERIFF 1,670.65 1,670.85 05/2112015
Total PROFORCE LAW ENFORCEMENT: 1,670.65 1,670.85
QCSUPPLY 32931 QCSUPPLY SPJ.1113715 ROAD 157.43 157.43 0512112015
Total QC SUPPLY: 157.43 157.43
QUILL CORPORATION 32271 QUILL CORPORATION 3946359 LIBRARY 115.48 115.48 0512112015
Total QUILL CORPORATION: 115.48 115.48
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Vendor Vendor Name Invoice Number Description Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid
QUINT STAR 23305 QUINT STAR 0107939-IN TRAVEL COUNCIL 150.00 150.00 0512112015
Total QUINT STAR: 150.00 150.00
RED VALLEY CHIROPRACnC 34098 RED VALLEY CHIROPRACTIC MAY 13 2015 GREG POOR 110.00 110.00 05/21/2015
Total RED VALLEY CHIROPRACTIC: 110.00 110.00
SKAGGS COMPANIES INC 25100 SKAGGS COMPANIES INC 2483736 RI THURSTEN/CLOTHING 72.00 72.00 0512112015 25100 SKAGGS COMPANIES INC 2481961 RI WALKER-HEATH/CLOTHING 114.00 114.00 05121/2015 25100 SKAGGS COMPANIES INC 2482628 RI LAMMERT CLOTHING 34.18 34.18 05121/2015 25100 SKAGGS COMPANIES INC 2483419 RI PALMER/CLOTHING 82.00- 82.00- 05/21/2015 25100 SKAGGS COMPANIES INC 2476896 RI LAMMERT CLOTHING 80.99 80.99 05121/2015
Total SKAGGS COMPANIES INC: 219.17 219.17
SOUTHEASTERN PLUS 34732 SOUTHEASTERN PLUS 11670 LIBRARY 468.08 468.08 05121/2015
Total SOUTHEASTERN PLUS: 468.08 468.08
SOWELL, SHERILYN 32376 SOWELL. SHERILYN MAY 14-15201 PER DIEM 15.68 15.68 05121/2015 32376 SOWELL, SHERIL YN MAY 14-15201 LODGING 110.19 110.19 0512112015
Total SOWELL, SHERILYN: 125.87 125.87
STATE FIRE SALES & SERVICE 29764 STATE FIRE SALES & SERVICE U117758 AIRPORT 188.63 188.63 05/21/2015 29764 STATE FIRE SALES & SERVICE U116884 ROAD 15.00 15.00 05/2112015 29764 STATE FIRE SALES & SERVICE U1658HC JAIL 575.00 575.00 05/21/2015
Total STATE FIRE SALES & SERVICE: 778.63 778.63
STEWART, CAREY 34809 STEWART, CAREY MAY 142015 REFUND OF DEPOSIT/GRAND 300.00 300.00 05/21/2015
Total STEWART, CAREY: 300.00 300.00
SWASEY, DEBBIE 26020 SWASEY, DEBBIE MAY 13 2015 reimbursement 26.75 26.75 05/2112015 26020 SWASEY, DEBBIE MAY 16 2015 MILEAGE 247.25 247.25 05121/2015
Total SWASEY. DEBBIE: 274.00 274.00
TRIP ADVISOR 32764 TRIP ADVISOR CINV1090812 TRAVEL COUNCIL 2,056.72 2,056.72 0512112015
Total TRIP ADVISOR: 2.056.72 2,056.72
TSOSIE, LORRAINE 34810 TSOSIE, LORRAINE MAY 122015 REFUND OF BAIUSTACEY BAR 99.34 99.34 05/21/2015
Total TSOSIE, LORRAINE: 99.34 99.34 Grand County Payment Approval Report Page: 9 Report dates: 512012015-5/21/2015 May 21, 2015 04:00PM
Vendor Vendor Name Invoice Number Description Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid
U.S. TRACTOR & HARVEST, INC. 33228 U.S. TRACTOR & HARVEST, IN P18725 OSTA 132.17 132.17 05121/2015
Total U.S. TRACTOR & HARVEST, INC.: 132.17 132.17
UTAH CORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIES 27475 UTAH CORRECTIONAL INDUST 57UCOO03750 SANDFLATS 59.53 59.53 0512112015 27475 UTAH CORRECTIONAL INDUST 57UCOOO3786 SANDFLATS 83.50 83.50 05/21/2015
Total UTAH CORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIES: 143.03 143.03
UTAH DEPT OF HEALTH 30654 UTAH DEPT OF HEALTH MAY 192015 EMT CERT FEES 550.00 550.00 05121/2015
Total UTAH DEPT OF HEALTH: 550.00 550.00
UTAHEDUCATIONNE~ORK 31860 UTAH EDUCATION NETWORK 15-0857 LIBRARY 1,507.68 1,507.68 05/21/2015
Total UTAH EDUCATION NElWORK: 1,507.68 1,507.68
UTAH HIGHWAY PATROL 32989 UTAH HIGHWAY PATROL 332F SAFETY INSPECTION STICKER 9.00 9.00 05/21/2015
Total UTAH HIGHWAY PATROL: 9.00 9.00
UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS 27725 UTAH RE'riREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement T1 401 (I<) Pay 1.545.96 1.545.96 05/18/2015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement T1401(1<) Pay 450.00 450.00 05118/2015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement T1 401(K) Pay 50.00 50.00 05/18/2015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR051 0152 Utah Retirement T1 401 (K) Pay 237.85 237.85 05/18/2015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement T1 401 (I<) Pay 1,471.22 1,471.22 0511812015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement T1401{1<) Pay 135.02 135.02 05/1812015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement T1 401 (K) Pay 39.75 39.75 05/1812015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement T1 401 (I<) Pay 155.36 155.36 0511812015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement T1 401 (I<) Pol P 1.293.85 1.293.85 05/1812015 27725 UTAH RE'rlREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement T1 401 (K) Pay 335.54 335.54 05/1812015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement T1 401 (I<) Pay 10.86 10.86 05/1812015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement T1 401 (I<) Pay 250.00 250.00 05/1812015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement T1 401(1<) Pay 228.98 228.98 05/18/2015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement T1 401{1<) Pay 467.23 467.23 05/1812015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR051 0152 Utah Retirement T1 401 (K) Pay 44.26 44.26 0511812015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement T1 401(1<) Pay 99.23 99.23 05/18/2015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement T1 401 (I<) Pay 149.93 149.93 05/18/2015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement T2 DB HYB 401 479.80 479.80 05/1812015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement T2 DB HYB 401 300.00 300.00 05/1812015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement T2 DB HYB 401 317.43 317.43 0511812015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement T2 DB HYB 401 34.40 34.40 05118/2015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR051 0152 Utah Retirement T2 DB HYB 401 45.58 45.58 05/1812015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement T2 DB PS HYB 141.76 141.76 05/1812015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement T2 DC 401 (K) P 59.80 59.80 05/1812015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement T2 DC 401(K) P 327.53 327.53 05/1812015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement 401 (K)·No Retir 31.96 31.96 05/1812015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR051 0152 Utah Retirement 457 Pay Period: 190.40 190.40 05/1812015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement ROTH IRA Pay 379.00 379.00 05/1812015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement TRADITIONAL I 25.00 25.00 05/1812015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement Retlrement-repa 68.32 68.32 05/1812015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement Retirement-repa 28.85 28.85 05/1812015 Grand County Payment Appnwal Report Page: 10 Report dates: 5/2012015-512112015 May 21, 2015 04:00PM
Vendor Vendor Name Invoice Number DescripUon Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid
27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement T2 DB Hybrid P 206.54 206.54 05/18/2015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement T2 DB Hybrid P 106.13 106.13 0511812015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement T2 DB Hybrid P 607.87 607.87 0511812015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement T2 DC Pay Per 220.10 220.10 05/1812015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement T1 Non-Contlibu 13,655.02 13.655.02 05/1812015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement 11 Non-Contlibu 1.253.15 1,253.15 05/1812015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement T2 DB HYB 401 126.38 126.38 05/1812015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR051 0152 Utah Retirement T2 DB HYB 401 24.61 24.61 05/1812015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement T2 DB HYB 401 12.65 12.65 05/1812015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR051 0152 Utah Retirement T2 DB HYB 401 72.42 72.42 05118/2015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement T2 DB PS HYB 167.49 167.49 0511812015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR051 0152 Utah Retirement T2 DC 401 (I<) P 20.27 20.27 0511812015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR051 0152 Utah Retirement T2 DC 401(1<} P 202.67 202.67 05118/2015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement 457 Pay Period: 995.39 995.39 05/1812015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement 457 Pay Period: 50.00 50.00 05/1812015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement ROTH IRA Pay 60.00 60.00 05/1812015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement Retirement-repa 1,177.01 1,177.01 05/1812015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement Retirement-repa 25.63 25.63 05/1812015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement T2 DB Hybrid P 2,664.27 2,664.27 05/18/2015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR051 0152 Utah Retirement T2 DB Hybrid P 288.73 288.73 05/1812015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement T2 DB Hybrid P 382.54 382.54 05118/2015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR051 0152 Utah Retirement T2 DB PS Hybri 3,102.21 3,102.21 05118/2015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement T2 DC Pay Per 136.19 136.19 05/1812015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement 11 Non-Contribu 4,336.50 4,336.50 05/1812015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS'rEMS PR051 0152 Utah Retirement 11 Non-Contribu 410.77 410.77 05/1812015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR051 0152 Utah Retirement 11 Non-Contlibu 368.92 368.92 05/18/2015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR051 0152 Utah Retirement 11 Non-Contrlbu 1.441.87 1,441.87 05118/2015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement 11 Non-Contrlbu 354.62 354.62 05/18/2015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement T1 Contributory 851.09 851.09 05/1812015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR051 0152 Utah Retirement 11 Non-Contribu 921.04 921.04 05/18/2015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement 11 Non-Contribu 1.391.51 1,391.51 05118/2015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement T1 Contributory 376.53 376.53 05/1812015 27725 UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS PR0510152 Utah Retirement T1 Police Non-C 7,903.86 7,903.86 05/1812015
Total UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS: 53,308.85 53,308.85
UTAH TOURISM INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION 27790 UTAH TOURISM INDUSTRY AS 1491 MOAB TRAVEL COUNCIL 1.500.00 1,500.00 05121/2015
Total UTAH TOURISM INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION: 1,500.00 1,500.00
WASHINGTON NATIONAL INSURANCE CO, 13470 WASHINGTON NATIONAL INSU P1469138 Washington Nat'I.-Employee WIH 670.75 670.75 05121/2015 13470 WASHINGTON NATIONAL INSU P1469138 Washington Narl.-Employee WIH 102.70 102.70 05/2112015 13470 WASHINGTON NATIONAL INSU P1469138 Washington Nafl.-Employee WIH 237.55 237.55 05/2112015
Total WASHINGTON NATIONAL INSURANCE CO.: 1,011.00 1,011.00
WF COMMUNICATIONS 28915 WF COMMUNICATIONS 248959 EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT 275.60 275.60 05/21/2015
Total WF COMMUNICATIONS: 275.60 275.60
WHEELER MACHINERY 28700 WHEELER MACHINERY PS000218026 ROAD DEPARTMENT 73.32 73.32 05/21/2015 28700 WHEELER MACHINERY PS00218682 ROAD DEPARTMENT 50.11 50.11 05/2112015 28700 WHEELER MACHINERY PS000218027 ROAD DEPARTMENT 145.54 145.54 0512112015 28700 WHEELER MACHINERY PS000218025 ROAD DEPARTMENT 1,400.00 1.400.00 05/21/2015 Grand County Payment Approval Report Page: 11 Report dales: 512012015-5121/2015 May 21, 2015 04:00PM
Vendor Vendor Name Invoice Number Description Nellnvoice Amount Amounl Paid Dale Paid
Total WHEELER MACHINERY: 1.868.97 1,668.97
WORKFORCE QA 34690 WORKFORCE QA 2015·03244 OSTA 45.00 45.00 05/21/2015 34690 WORKFORCE QA 2015-03244 CEMETERY 90.00 90 .00 05/2112015 34690 WORKFORCE QA 2015-03244 ROAD 118.00 118.00 05/21/2015 34690 WORKFQRCE QA 2015·03244 EMS 45.00 45.00 0512112015 34690 WORKFORCE QA 2015-03244 SANDFLATS 90.00 90.00 OSf21/2015
Total WORKFORCE QA: 368.0e 368.00
ZUNICH BROS MECHANICAL 33861 ZUNICH BROS MECHANICAL M11489 SANDFLATS 233.20 233.20 0512112015 33851 ZUNICH BROS MECHANICAL M11477 SANDFLATS 233.20 233.20 05121 12015 33851 ZUNtCH aROS MECHANICAL M11326 SANDFLATS 233.20 233.20 05/21/2015 33651 ZUN1CH aROS MECHANICAL M11339 SANDFLATS 190.80 190.80 05121/2015 33851 ZUNICH BROS MECHANICAL M11328 SANDFlATS 31 80 31 .80 0512112015 33851 ZUNICH BROS MECHANICAL M11465 SANDFLATS 233.20 233.20 05/21/2015 33851 ZUNICH BROS MECHANICAL M11475 SANDFLATS 233.20 233.20 0512112015 33851 ZUNJCH BROS MECHANICAL M11497 SANDFLATS 233.20 233.20 0512112015 33851 ZUNICH BROS MECHANICAL M11334 SANDFLATS 500.00 500.00 05121 /2015 33851 ZUNIC H BROS MECHANICAL M11340 SANDFLATS 31 .80 31.80 05/21/2015 33651 ZUN1CH BROS MECHANICAL M11335 SANDFLATS 223.20 223.20 0512112015
Total ZUNICH BROS MECHANICAL: 2,376.80 2,376.60
Grand Tolals: 178,695.07 178,695.07
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Vendor Vendor Name Invoice Number Description Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid
ADVENTURE INN 33760 ADVENTURE INN MAY232015 TRAVEL COUNCIL 239.90 .00 33760 ADVENTURE INN MAY 232015 TAX 32.62 .00
Total ADVENTURE INN: 272.52 .00
ALSCOINC. 34353 ALSCOINC. LGRA 1628065 AIRPORT 37.52 .00 34353 ALSCOINC. LGRA1617287 AIRPORT 37.52 .00 34353 ALSCOINC. LGRA 1622642 AIRPORT 37.52 .00
Total ALSCO INC.: 112.56 .00
AMAZON 10530 AMAZON 151492844060 LIBRARY 32.94 .00 10530 AMAZON 035708402667 LIBRARY 'f ~\ 97.28 .00 10530 AMAZON 035705268986 LIBRARY 99.15 .00 10530 AMAZON 066759215136 LIBRARY 4.00 .00 10530 AMAZON 022212205142 LIBRARY 9.94 .00 10530 AMAZON 184051380714 LIBRARY 70.39 .00 10530 AMAZON 260991073971 LIBRARY 4.84 .00 10530 AMAZON 046485271692 LIBRARY 6.32 .00 10530 AMAZON 074596903699 LIBRARY 4.92 .00 10530 AMAZON 137578130895 LIBRARY 11.48 .00 10530 AMAZON 231432112497 LIBRARY 13.85 .00 10530 AMAZON 13731019822 LIBRARY 299.97 .00 10530 AMAZON 133747128398 LIBRARY 9.12 .00 10530 AMAZON 266178445942 LIBRARY 21.97 .00 10530 AMAZON 014452137143 LIBRARY 9.49 .00 10530 AMAZON 171247171655 LIBRARY 11.51 .00 10530 AMAZON 050095161381 LIBRARY 10.80 .00 10530 AMAZON 132552044345 LIBRARY 6.87 .00 10530 AMAZON 224782792468 LIBRARY 4.00 .00 10530 AMAZON 022542449574 LIBRARY 9.65 .00 10530 AMAZON 112411815856 LIBRARY 19.41 .00 10530 AMAZON 011811011508 LIBRARY 5.96 .00 10530 AMAZON 105892383226 LIBRARY 4.03 .00 10530 AMAZON 012745276337 LIBRARY 10.82 .00 10530 AMAZON 231432474917 LIBRARY 13.49 .00 10530 AMAZON 019171115706 LIBRARY 129.08 .00 10530 AMAZON 275020995561 LIBRARY 4.00 .00 10530 AMAZON 225723356767 LIBRARY 15.42 .00 10530 AMAZON 245025768244 LIBRARY 40.34 .00 10530 AMAZON 0085n599563 LIBRARY 40.47 .00 10530 AMAZON 272060530565 LIBRARY 6.90 .00 10530 AMAZON 057410397351 LIBRARY 99.98 .00 10530 AMAZON 181483445879 LIBRARY 4.00 .00 10530 AMAZON 023035032636 LIBRARY 5.06 .00 10530 AMAZON 124047n2813 LIBRARY 2.00· .00 10530 AMAZON 008573895049 LIBRARY 36.58 .00 10530 AMAZON 1179m16931 LIBRARY 23.48 .00 10530 AMAZON 008571901082 LIBRARY 97.34 .00 10530 AMAZON 246694299913 LIBRARY 14.40 .00 Grand County Payment Approval Report Page: 2 Report dates: 512512015·5129/2015 May 29. 2015 09:09AM
Vendor Vendor Name Invoice Number Description Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid
10530 AMAZON 126787615089 LIBRARY 4.00 .00 10530 AMAZON 291829605099 LIBRARY 4.00 .00 10530 AMAZON 069519174573 LIBRARY 31.44 .00 10530 AMAZON 113993766557 LIBRARY 8.70- .00
Total AMAZON: 1,337.99 .00
ANDERSON, ROBERT 34394 ANDERSON. ROBERT MAY 24 2015 TRANSFER 23.00 .00 34394 ANDERSON, ROBERT MAY 182015 TRANSFER 23.00 .00
Total ANDERSON, ROBERT: 46.00 .00
ARDALAN, NADI 33653 ARDALAN, NADI MAY 24 2015 SAR MILEAGE REIMBURSEMEN 68.43 .00
Total ARDALAN, NADI: 68.43 .00
AVAYA FINANCIAL SERVICES 33323 AVAYA FINANCIAL SERVICES 26930661 ASSESSOR 60.22 .00 33323 AVAYA FINANCIAL SERVICES 26930661 CLERK 70.26 .00 33323 AVAYA FINANCIAL SERVICES 26930661 HR 20.07 .00 33323 AVAYA FINANCIAL SERVICES 26930861 JUSTICE COURT 50.19 .00 33323 AVAYA FINANCIAL SERVICES 26930661 RECORDER 60.22 .00 33323 AVAYA FINANCIAL SERVICES 26930661 UMTRA 10.04 .00 33323 AVAYA FINANCIAL SERVICES 26930661 JAIL 80.30 .00 33323 AVAYA FINANCIAL SERVICES 26930661 MAINTENANCE 30.11 .00 33323 AVAYA FINANCIAL SERVICES 26930661 TRAVEL COUNCIL 50.19 .00 33323 AVAYA FINANCIAL SERVICES 26930661 EOC 20.07 .00 33323 AVAYA FINANCIAL SERVICES 26930661 OSTA 20.07 .00 33323 AVAYA FINANCIAL SERVICES 26930661 GRAND CENTER 40.15 .00 33323 AVAYA FINANCIAL SERVICES 26930661 AIRPORT 30.11 .00 33323 AVAYA FINANCIAL SERVICES 26930661 BUILDING 40.16 .00 33323 AVAYA FINANCIAL SERVICES 26930661 COUNCIL 50.19 .00 33323 AVAYA FINANCIAL SERVICES 26930861 IT 10.04 .00 33323 AVAYA FINANCIAL SERVICES 26930661 PLANNING 30.11 .00 33323 AVAYA FINANCIAL SERVICES 26930661 TREASURER 40.15 .00 33323 AVAYA FINANCIAL SERVICES 26930661 UHP 60.22 .00 33323 AVAYA FINANCIAL SERVICES 26930661 SHERIFF 160.60 .00 33323 AVAYA FINANCIAL SERVICES 26930661 WEEDS 10.04 .00 33323 AVAYA FINANCIAL SERVICES 26930661 SAND FLATS 20.07 .00 33323 AVAYA FINANCIAL SERVICES 26930661 ROADS 40.15 .00 33323 AVAYA FINANCIAL SERVICES 26930661 EMS 30.11 .00 33323 AVAYA FINANCIAL SERVICES 26930661 ATTORNEY 70.26 .00
Total AVAYA FINANCIAL SERVICES: 1,104.10 .00
BASTIAN, BRITTANY 33943 BASTIAN. BRITTANY MAY 132015 TRANSFER 41.00 .00
Total BASTIAN. BRITTANY: 41.00 .00
BISCO,KAU 34463 BISCO, KALI MAY 20 2015 TRANSFER 11.00 .00
Total BISCO, KALI: 11.00 .00 Grand County Payment Approval Report Page: 3 Report dates: 5/25/2015-5/2912015 May 29. 2015 09:09AM
Vendor Vendor Name Invoice Number Description Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid
BLACKWELDER, JACOB 32946 BLACKWELDER, JACOB MAY 20 2015 TRANSFER 11.00 .00 32946 BLACKWELDER, JACOB MAY 242015 SAR MILEAGE REIMBURSEMEN 56.35 .00
Total BLACKWELDER, JACOB: 67.35 .00
CANYONLANDS ADVERTISING 12505 CANYONLANDS ADVERTISING SSCB9020 SANDFLATS 47.25 .00
Total CANYONLANDS ADVERTISING: 47.25 .00
CARBON COUNTY ATTORNEY'S OFFICE 34769 CARBON COUNTY ATTORNEY' MAY 20 2015 CASE #447302 300.00 .00
Total CARBON COUNTY ATTORNEY'S OFFICE: 300.00 .00
CDW GOVERNMENT INC. 12830 COW GOVERNMENT INC. VH91608 TRAVEL COUNCIL 254.69 .00
Total CDW GOVERNMENT INC.: 254.69 .00
CODALE ELECTRIC SUPPLY , INC. 32821 CODALE ELECTRIC SUPPLY, IN S5391559.001 COURTHOUSE 54.01 .00
Total CODALE ELECTRIC SUPPLY. INC.: 54.01 .00
CULLIGAN OF PRICE 13815 CULLIGAN OF PRICE 398335 ROAD DEPT 39.85 .00 13615 CULLIGAN OF PRICE 105763 ROAD DEPTIRENT 12.00 .00
Total CULLIGAN OF PRICE: 51.85 .00
CUTLER'S INC. 34501 CUTLER'S INC. 270643 MMAD 152.52 .00
Total CUTLER'S INC.: 152.52 .00
DELAY, MARIAN 14280 DELAY. MARIAN MAY30-JUN4 per diem 246.00 .00
Total DELAY, MARIAN: 246.00 .00
ELMER,JOHN 34813 ELMER, JOHN MAY212015 REFUND OF OVERPAYMENT 45.00 .00
Total ELMER, JOHN: 45.00 .00
FRONTIER 15810 FRONTIER APR 2015 e911-435-196-1354 93.54 .00 15810 FRONTIER APR 2015 e911-435-196-1355 93.54 .00 15815 FRONTIER MAY 2015 AIRPORT 273.48 .00 15815 FRONTIER MAY 2015 CJC 188.37 .00 15815 FRONTIER MAY 2015 SHERIFPS ENC 414.00 .00 15815 FRONTIER MAY 2015 EXTENSION 101.10 .00 15815 FRONTIER MAY 2015 JUSTICECT 32.92 .00 15815 FRONTIER MAY 2015 MMAD 38.95 .00 15815 FRONTIER MAY 2015 OSTA 194.64 .00 15815 FRONTIER MAY 2015 SANDFLATS 131.55 .00 Grand County Payment Approval Report Page: 4 Report dates: 512512015·512912015 May 29,2015 09:09AM
Vendor Vendor Name Invoice Number Description Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid
15815 FRONTIER MAY 2015 SENIORS F 93.46 .00 15815 FRONTIER MAY 2015 SHERIFF 1,844.57 .00 15815 FRONTIER MAY 2015 STAR HALL ALARM LINE 50.65 .00 15815 FRONTIER MAY 2015 WEED 130.43 .00 15815 FRONTIER MAY 2015 ATTORNEY 157.64 .00 15815 FRONTIER MAY 2015 ATTORNEY 5.28 .00 15815 FRONTIER MAY 2015 EMC 196.93 .00 15815 FRONTIER MAY 2015 FAMILY SUPPORT CENTER 186.83 .00 15815 FRONTIER MAY 2015 JUSTICE CT LOBBY PAY PHON 44.10 .00 15815 FRONTIER MAY 2015 MUSEUM 192.62 .00 15815 FRONTIER MAY 2015 ROAD 166.76 .00 15815 FRONTIER MAY 2015 SENIORS F 93.47 .00 15815 FRONTIER MAY 2015 SHERIFF 163.20 .00 15815 FRONTIER MAY 2015 SHERIFF - WILSON BASIN 181.68 .00 15815 FRONTIER MAY 2015 TRAVELCNL 68.12 .00 15815 FRONTIER MAY-2015 BUILDING 59.40 .00 15815 FRONTIER MAY-2015 COUNCIL 74.25 .00 15815 FRONTIER MAY-2015 IT 14.85 .00 15815 FRONTIER MAY-2015 PLANNING 44.55 .00 15815 FRONTIER MAY-2015 TREASURER 59.40 .00 15815 FRONTIER MAY-2015 UHP 89.10 .00 15815 FRONTIER MAY-2015 SHERIFF 14.85 .00 15815 FRONTIER MAY-2015 WEEDS 14.85 .00 15815 FRONTIER MAY-2015 SAND FLATS 29.70 .00 15815 FRONTIER MAY-2015 ROADS 59.40 .00 15815 FRONTIER MAY-2015 EMS 44.55 .00 15815 FRONTIER MAY-2015 ATTORNEY 103.95 .00 15815 FRONTIER MAY-2015 ASSESSOR 89.12 .00 15815 FRONTIER MAY-2015 CLERK 103.95 .00 15815 FRONTIER MAY-2015 HR 29.70 .00 15815 FRONTIER MAY-2015 JUSTICE COURT 74.25 .00 15815 FRONTIER MAY-2015 RECORDER 89.10 .00 15815 FRONTIER MAY-2015 UMTRA 14.85 .00 15815 FRONTIER MAY-2015 JAIL 14.85 .00 15815 FRONTIER MAY-2015 MAINTENANCE 74.25 .00 15815 FRONTIER MAY-2015 TRAVEL COUNCIL 74.25 .00 15815 FRON"nER MAY-2015 EOC 29.70 .00 15815 FRONTIER MAY·2015 OSTA 29.70 .00 15815 FRONTIER MAY-2015 GRANO CENTER 59.40 .00 15815 FRONTIER MAY-2015 AIRPORT 44.55 .00
Total FRONTIER: 6,474.35 .00
FULLER, PAULA 15850 FULLER, PAULA MAY 182015 TRANSFER 69.00 .00
Total FULLER, PAULA: 69.00 .00
GERHART, GEORGE 32619 GERHART, GEORGE MAY 242015 SAR MILEAGE REIMBUIRSEME 82.23 .00
Total GERHART. GEORGE: 82.23 .00
GOERINGER, AMBER 34781 GOERINGER. AMBER MAY 20 2015 WITNESS 18.~0 .00
Total GOERINGER, AMBER: 18.50 .00 Grand County Payment Approval Report Page: 5 Report dates: 5/25/2015--5/29/2015 May 29.2015 09:09AM
Vendor Vendor Name Invoice Number Descliption Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid
GOOD SIGNS 31740 GOOD SIGNS JUNE 2015 TRAVEL COUNCIURENT 2,400.00 .00
Total GOOD SIGNS: 2.400.00 .00
GOSTLIN. JIM 32981 GOSTLlN, JIM MAY 24 2015 SAR MILEAGE REIMBURSEMEN 17.25 .00
Total GOSTLIN. JIM: 17.25 .00
GOVCONNECTION INC 30872 GOVCONNECTION INC 52649722 MOAB TRAVEL COUNCIL 591.49 .00 30872 GOVCONNECTION INC 52628347 IT 57.62 .00
Total GOVCONNECTION INC: 649.11 .00
GRAINGER 16310 GRAINGER 9728210015 AIRPORT 21.00 .00 16310 GRAINGER 9746003889 HUB 11.62 .00
Total GRAINGER: 32.62 .00
HANSON. JORDAN 33655 HANSON, JORDAN MAY 202015 TRANSFER 10.00 .00
Total HANSON, JORDAN: 10.00 .00
HERITAGE ROOFING 34789 HERITAGE ROOFING 4086 GRAND COUNTY COURTHOUS 4.148.00 .00
Total HERITAGE ROOFING: 4,148.00 .00
HOLLAND & HART LLP 31029 HOLLAND & HART LLP 1393215 ATTORNEY 222.50 .00
Total HOLLAND & HART LLP: 222.50 .00
INTERSTATE BATTERY OF MESA CO 32697 INTERSTATE BATTERY OF MES 30027789 ROAD 104.45 .00 32697 INTERSTATE BATTERY OF MES 30027790 ROAD 9.99 .00
Total INTERSTATE BATTERY OF MESA CO: 114.44 .00
KNOWLES HOME FURNISHING 19095 KNOWLES HOME FURNISHING 38918 LIBRARY 50.00 .00
Total KNOWLES HOME FURNISHING: 50.00 .00
LEGISLATIVE PRINTING 19480 LEGISLATIVE PRINTING 150116 JUST CT/ANNOT REPLACEMEN 35.75 .00 19480 LEGISLATIVE PRINTING 150116 SHERIFFI AN NOT REPLACEME 35.75 .00
Total LEGISLATIVE PRINTING: 71.50 .00
I.INCOLN NArL LIFE INSUR. CO. 32118 LINCOLN NArL LIFE INSUR. CO MAY 2015 Lincoln-Life/AD & D-Employer 1.179.70 1.179.70 05/27/2015 32118 LINCOLN NAT'L LIFE INSUR. CO MAY 2015 Lincoln Life-LTD 256.26 256.26 05/27/2015 32118 LINCOLN NAT'L LIFE INSUR. CO MAY 2015 Lincoln Life-LTD 2.15 2.15 05127/2015 Grand County Payment Approval Report Page: 6 Report dates: 512512015-5/2912015 May 29. 2015 09:09AM
Vendor Vendor Name Invoice Number Description Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid
32118 LINCOLN NAT'L LIFE INSUR. CO MAY 2015 Lincoln Ufe-LTO 32.06 32.08 0512712015 32118 LINCOLN NAT'L LIFE INSUR. CO MAY 2015 Lincoln Life..L TO 22.10 22.10 05/2712015 32118 LINCOLN NAT'L LIFE INSUR. CO MAY 2015 Lincoln Life-LTD 94.20 94.20 05127/2015 32118 LINCOLN NA T'L LIFE INSUR. CO MAY 2015 Lincoln Life-Other Agencies 181.71 161.71 0512712015 32118 LINCOLN NA T'L LIFE INSUR. CO MAY 2015 Employee Adj.-David Jackson 24.65 24.65 0512712015 32118 LINCOLN NAT'L LIFE INSUR. CO MAY 2015 Employee Adj.-Glen Arthur 39.50- 39.50- 0512712015 32118 LINCOLN NAT'L LIFE INSUR. CO MAY 2015 Lincoln-Employee 1.930.50 1.930.50 05127/2015 32118 LINCOLN NAT'L LIFE IN SUR. CO MAY 2015 Lincoln Life-LTD 1,241.71 1,241.71 0512712015 32118 LINCOLN NAT'L LIFE INSUR. CO MAY 2015 Lincoln Life·L TO 60.84 60.84 05127/2015 32118 LINCOLN NAT'L LIFE INSUR. CO MAY 2015 Lincoln Life-LTD 1.20 1.20 05/27/2015 32118 LINCOLN NAT'L LIFE INSUR. CO MAY 2015 Lincoln Life.LTO 20.48 20.48 05/27/2015 32118 LINCOLN NAT'L LIFE INSUR. CO MAY 2015 Lincoln Ufe-L TO 45.02 45.02 05127/2015 32118 LINCOLN NAT'L LIFE INSUR. CO MAY 2015 Lincoln Life-LTD 5.02 5.02 05/2712015 32118 LINCOLN NA T'L LIFE INSUR. CO MAY 2015 Lincoln Life.Roundlng/Correction 2.20 2.20 05127/2015 32118 LINCOLN NA T'L LIFE INSUR. CO MAY 2015 Employee Adj.-Shinkle 30.04- 30.04- 0512712015 32118 LINCOLN NA T'L LIFE INSUR. CO MAY 2015 Employee Adj.-S. Rusche 2.80 2.80 0512712015
Total LINCOLN NAT'L LIFE INSUR. CO.: 5,012.86 5,012.86
UN INGER, SARAH 34134 LININGER. SARAH MAY 13 2015 TRANSFER 31.00 .00
Total LININGER, SARAH: 31.00 .00
LOOMACRES WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT 34841 LOOMACRES WILDLIFE MANAG 13080 AIRPORT 1,937.17 .00
Total LOOMACRES WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT: 1,937.17 .00
LUNA, ROSIE 34787 LUNA, ROSIE MAY 232015 TRANSFER t, 46.00 .00
Total LUNA. ROSIE: 46.00 .00
MEIDELL. KORY 34499 MEIDELL, KORY MAY 24 2015 SAR MILEAGE REIMBURSEMEN 93.73 .00
Total MEIDELL, KORY: 93.73 .00
MELTON, JASON 34520 MELTON, JASON MAY 142015 TRANSFER 7.00 .00
Total MEL TON, JASON: 7.00 .00
MENDONCA. FRANK 32590 MENDONCA, FRANK MAY 24 2015 SAR MILEAGE REIMBURSEMEN 15.53 .00
Total MENDONCA, FRANK: 15.53 .00
MESA VERDE MOTORSPORTS. INC. 34447 MESA VERDE MOTORSPORTS. MAY 122015 OSTA 847.73 .00
Total MESA VERDE MOTORSPORTS, INC.: 847.73 .00
MOAB SPEED QUEEN LAUNDROMAT 34567 MOAB SPEED QUEEN LAUNDR MAY 12 2015 SEARCH & RESCUE 31.50 .00 Grand County Payment Approval Report Page: 7 Report dates: 512512015·512912015 May 29, 2015 09:09AM
Vendor Vendor Name Invoice Number Description Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid
Total MOAB SPEED QUEEN LAUNDROMAT: 31.50 .00
MONTICELLO JUSTICE COURT 34814 MONTICEllO JUSTICE COURT MAY 262015 WARRANT#1800063·DEVIN BRI 310.00 .00
Total MONTICEllO JUSTICE COURT: 310.00 .00
MORGAN, HAPPY 21165 MORGAN, HAPPY MAY 15 2015 C. BASTIAN (JUVENilE) 150.00 .00 21165 MORGAN, HAPPY MAY 15 2015 M. JOE (JUVENilE COURT) 585.00 .00 21165 MORGAN, HAPPY MAY 152015 M. JONES (JUVENilE COURT) 1,185.00 .00 21165 MORGAN, HAPPY MAY 15 2015 S. LATH ROMIS. LAFFOON {JUV 465.00 .00 21165 MORGAN, HAPPY MAY 15 2015 J. SHERIDAN {DISTRICT/JUV C 540.00 .00 21165 MORGAN, HAPPY MAY 15 2015 l. BROOKSHIER{JUVENllE CO 1,935.00 .00 21165 MORGAN, HAPPY MAY 152015 E. JOHN·JUVENILE COURT 660.00 .00 21165 MORGAN. HAPPY MAY 152015 K. KNUDSEN (JUVENILE COUR 420.00 .00 21165 MORGAN, HAPPY MAY 152015 E. MOCKLER (JUVENILE COUR 420.00 .00 21165 MORGAN, HAPPY MAY 15 2015 W:rlLFORD (JUVENILE COURT) 570.00 .00
Total MORGAN, HAPPY: 6.930.00 ,00
MURDOCK, DOUG 33828 MURDOCK. DOUG MAY 302015 EMS OFFLINE MEDICAL DIREC 125.00 .00
Total MURDOCK, DOUG: 125.00 ,00
NAnONAL BENEFIT SERVICES 30265 NATIONAL BENEFIT SERVICES MAY 2015 GWSAlGCSW CAFETERIAIHSA 2.137.50 .00
Total NATIONAL BENEFIT SERVICES: 2.137.50 .00
OLSEN,TESS 34765 OLSEN. TESS MAY 242015 TRANSFER 23.00 .00
Total OLSEN. TESS: 23.00 .00
PUBLIC EMPLOYEE t, 23205 PUBLIC EMPLOYEE MAY 2015 MMAD HEALTH INS' 3.624.86 .00
Total PUBLIC EMPLOYEE: 3,624.88 .00
RALLY ON THE ROCKS 34815 RAllY ON -rHE ROCKS MAY 27 2015 DEPOSIT REFUND 400.00 .00
Total RAllY ON THE ROCKS: 400.00 .00
ROCKY MOUNTAIN POWER 27655 ROCKY MOUNTAIN POWER MAY*2015 EMS/58 N. 100 E. 33.88 .00 27655 ROCKY MOUNTAIN POWER MAY*2015 Star Hall 820.24 .00 27655 ROCKY MOUNTAIN POWER MAY*2015 Maintanence shop 116.33 .00 27655 ROCKY MOUNTAIN POWER MAY*2015 Travel Council 123.63 .00
Total ROCKY MOUNTAIN POWER: 1.094.08 .00
SHERRILL, GLENN 32670 SHERRILL. GLENN MAY 242015 S&R MILEAGE REIMBURSEMEN 21.28 .00 Grand County Payment ~p~val Report Page: 8 Report dates: 5/25/2015-5129/2015 May 29, 2015 09:09AM
Vendor Vendor Name Invoice Number Description Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid
Total SHERRILL, GLENN: 21.28 .00
SHIINTERNATIONAL CORP 33985 SHIINTERNATIONAL CORP 803314702 IT 274.74 .00
Total SHIINTERNATIONAL CORP: 274.74 .00
SKAGGS COMPANIES INC 25100 SKAGGS COMPANIES INC 2485791 RI THURSTEN/CLOTHING 136.00 .00
Total SKAGGS COMPANIES INC: 136.00 .00
SMITH,ANDY 33658 SMrrH,ANDY MAY 14-17201 LODGING 366.50 .00 33658 SMrrH,ANDY MAY 14·17201 PER DIEM 150.00 .00 33658 SMrrH,ANDY MAY 14·17201 PARKING 34.00 .00
Total SMITH, ANDY: 550.50 .00
SOUTHEASTERN PLUS 34732 SOUTHEASTERN PLUS 11514·1 GRAND CENTER: 0. f 600.00 .00 34732 SOUTHEASTERN PLUS 11868 MIC 111.59 .00 34732 SOUTHEASTERN PLUS 11866 JAIL 472.22 .00
Total SOUTHEASTERN PLUS: 1,183.81 .00
SPANISH VALLEY PEST CONTROL 25415 SPANISH VALLEY PEST CONTR 15752 COURTHOUSE 80.00 .00 25415 SPANISH VALLEY PEST CONTR 15704 AIRPORT 65.00 .00
Total SPANISH VALLEY PEST CONTROL: 145.00 .00
STATE OF UTAH/SlnA 25630 STATE OF UTAH/SmA MAY262015 TRAVEL COUNCIUSULA 605.0 610.00 .00
Total STATE OF UTAHISITLA: 610.00 .00
STEWART, GLEN 34816 STEWART. GLEN MAY212015 REFUND OF BAIL 120.00 .00
Total STEWART. GLEN: 120.00 .00
TAYLOR, JASON 29916 TAYLOR, JASON MAY 24 2015 TRANSFER 23.00 .00 i,
Total TAYLOR, JASON: 23.00 .00
TOM REES CONTRACTING LLC 34817 TOM REES CONTRACTING LLC 1447 JAIL 350.00 .00
Total TOM REES CONTRACTING LLC: 350.00 .00
TUFT,JENNY 31132 TUFT, JENNY MAY 122015 TRANSFER 14.00 .00
Total TUFT, JENNY: 14.00 .00 Grand County Payment Approval Report Page: 9 Report dates: 512512015·5/2912015 May 29.2015 09:09AM
Vendor Vendor Name Invoice Number Description Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid
TURN SECURE SHREDDING 33385 TURN SECURE SHREDDING 2002 JAIL 36.25 .00 33385 TURN SECURE SHREDDING 2002 CLERK 36.25 .00 33385 TURN SECURE SHREDDING 2002 JUSTICE COURT 36.25 .00 33385 TURN SECURE SHREDDING 2002 ATTORNEY 36.25 .00 33385 TURN SECURE SHREDDING 2002 SHERIFF 36.25 .00
Total TURN SECURE SHREDDING: 181.25 .00
UTAH ASSOCIAnON OF COUNTIES 27405 UTAH ASSOCIATION OF COUN APR29·MAY1 REGISTRATION/LYNN JACKSO 295.00 .00 27405 UTAH ASSOCIATION OF COUN APR29·MAY1 REGISTRATION/ORLINDA ROB 295.00 .00 27405 UTAH ASSOCIATION OF COUN 4559 COUNTIES DIRECTORY/DIANA 25.00 .00 27405 UTAH ASSOCIATION OF COUN APR29-MAY1 REGISTRATION/DEBBIE SWAS 295.00 .00 27405 UTAH ASSOCIATION OF COUN APR29-MAY1 REGISTRATION/DIANA CARRO 295.00 .00 27405 UTAH ASSOCIATION OF COUN APR29·MAY1 REGISTRATION/JANA SMITH 320.00 .00
Total UTAH ASSOClAnON OF COUNTIES: 1.525.00 .00
UTAH BUREAU OF FORENSIC SERVICES 33472 UTAH BUREAU OF FORENSIC S MAY 28 2015 JAIUINMATE DNA·JIMMY VOSS 125.00 .00 33472 UTAH BUREAU OF FORENSIC S MAY 28 2015 JAIUINMA TE DNA·MICHELLE C 125.00 .00 33472 UTAH BUREAU OF FORENSIC S MAY 28 2015 JAIUINMATE DNA·GLENDA BYE 125.00 .00
Total UTAH BUREAU OF FORENSIC SERVICES: 375.00 .00
VERIZON WIRELESS 27995 VERIZON WIRELESS 9745626957 Monty Risenhover 40.01 .00 27995 VERIZON WIRELESS 9745626957 Senior on call 30.54 .00 27995 VERIZON WIRELESS 9745626957 Levi Mallory 40.03 .00 27995 VERIZON WIRELESS 9745626957 Command Toughbook 40.01 .00 27995 VERIZON WIRELESS 9745626957 Brady Rich 40.09 .00 27995 VERIZON WIRELESS 9745626957 Bill Hulse 40.01 .00 27995 VERIZON WIRELESS 9745626957 Matt I·Pad 40.01 .00 27995 VERIZON WIRELESS 9745626957 Marvin I·Pad 40.01 .00 27995 VERIZON WIRELESS 9745626957 Shawn Chapman 40.03 .00 27995 VERIZON WIRELESS 9745626957 Fire Warden 53.91 .00 27995 VERIZON WIRELESS 9745626957 Emergency Command 1 30.54 .00 27995 VERIZON WIRELESS 9745626957 Joshua Honour 40.01 .00 27995 VERIZON WIRELESS 9745626957 EMS 40.01 .00 27995 VERIZON WIRELESS 9745626957 Sandflats 53.91 .00 27995 VERIZON WIRELESS 9745626957 Attorney 40.05 .00 27995 VERIZON WIRELESS 9745626957 Steve's Toughbook 40.01 .00 27995 VERIZON WIRELESS 9745626957 Carlin Walker-Heath 40.01 .00 27995 VERIZON WIRELESS 9745626957 Zane Lammert 40.01 .00 27995 VERIZON WIRELESS 9745626957 Bill Jackson 40.03 .00 27995 VERIZON WIRELESS 9745626957 Steve's Air Card I·PAD 39.02 .00 27995 VERIZON WIRELESS 9745626957 Jeff Whitney 40.01 .00 27995 VERIZON WIRELESS 9745626957 Command Toughbook 40.01 .00 27995 VERIZON WIRELESS 9745626957 Jail Sat 40.01 .00 27995 VERIZON WIRELESS 9745626957 TJ Robertson 40.01 .00 27995 VERIZON WIRELESS 9745626957 EMSOn·Call 39.07 .00 27995 VERIZON WIRELESS 9745626957 Office 44.23 .00 27995 VERIZON WIRELESS 9745626957 Emergency Command 2 30.54 .00 27995 VERIZON WIRELESS 9745626957 Family Support 30.51 .00 27995 VERIZON WIRELESS 9745626957 Mike Thurston 40.01 .00 27995 VERIZON WIRELESS 9745626957 AI Cymbal uk 40.01 .00 27995 VERIZON WIRELESS 9745626957 Sandfiats 30.49 .00 Grand County Payment Approval Report Page: 10 Report dales: 5/2512015·512912015 May 29. 2015 09 :09AM
Vendor Vendor Name Invoice Number Description Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Datc Paid
27995 VERIZON WIRELESS 9745626957 New USB Modem SHERIFF 40.01 .00 27995 VERIZON WIRelESS 9745626957 EMS 40 .01 .00 27995 VERIZON WIRELESS 9745626957 BHI Hulse 30 .61 .00 27995 VERIZON WIRELESS 9745626957 Archie Walker 40.01 ,00 27995 VERIZON WIRELESS 9745626957 8 fandon Black 40.01 ,00 27995 VERIZON WIRELESS 9745626957 Darrel Mecham 40.01 .00 27995 VERIZON WIRELESS 9745626957 Drug Tracker 53.91 .00 27995 VERIZON WIRELESS 9745626957 EMS 40.01 .00 27995 VERIZON WIRELESS 9745626957 EM S 40 .01 .00 27995 VERIZON WIRELESS 9745626957 CURT 40.01 00 27995 VERIZON WIRELESS 9745626957 Grand Clr Air Card 40.01 ,00 27995 VERIZON WIRELESS 9745626957 Veronica's Air Card 40.01 .00 27995 VERIZON WIRELESS 9745626957 Nale Whilfley 40.01 ,00
Tolal VERIZON WIRELESS: 1,747.78 .00
WEBSTER, JAMES 32650 WEBSTER, JAMES MAY 24 2015 SAR MILEAGE REIMBURSEMEN 25.30 ,00
Tolal WEBSTER. JAMES: 25.30 ,00
WF COMMUNICATIONS 26915 WF COMMUNICATIONS 249344 sEARCH & RESCUE 43200 .00
Tolal WF COMMUNICATIONS: 432.00 ,00
WILDLAND SCAPES, lLC 26835 WILDLAND SCAPES, LLC 4167 JAil 67.72 .00
Total WILDLAND SCAPES. lLC: 67 .72 ,00
WISEMAN, NICKI 34027 WISEMAN. NICKI MAY 12 2015 TRANSFER 7.00 ,00
Tolal WISEMAN. NICKI: 7.00 .00
ZAUOKE, TOM 3-4819 ZAUDKE. TOM MAY 21 2015 RESTITUTION/JOHN KELLEY 10.00 .00
Total ZAUDKE. TOM: 10.00 .00
Grand Totals: 49.038.31 5,012.86
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NOTICE OF DISTRICT BOARD VACANCIES for Citizen NOTICE OF COUNTY BOARD VACANCIES for Citizen Participation. The following District Boards in Grand Grand County Boards, Commissions Participation. The following County will have vacancies at year end. Must reside in & Committees will have vacancies at year end. Must reside in Grand County; must be a registered voter within the Grand County unless otherwise indicated, have the appropriate District; may not be an employee of the District. expertise when required by law, and agree to abide by the APPLY NOW. APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED UNTIL County’s Conflict of Interest Ordinance. APPLY NOW. VACANCIES ARE FILLED. APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED UNTIL VACANCIES ARE FILLED.
COUNTY BOARD, COMMISSION TERM Term VACANCIES DISTRICT BOARD Vacancies OR COMMITTEE EXPIRATION Expiration 1 (alternate) 12/31/2015 Recreation District 1 12/31/2018 Board of Adjustment 1 (alternate) 12/31/2017 1 12/31/2018
For more information call KaLeigh Welch at (435) 259-1346. Interested applicants shall complete the “Board, Commission, and Committee Certification and Application Form” available at www.grandcountyutah.net/pdf/BoardAppForm.pdf or at the County Council’s Office. Completed, signed forms may be emailed to [email protected] or delivered to Grand County Council Office, 125 E Center, Moab, UT 84532 APPLY NOW. APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED UNTIL VACANCIES ARE FILLED.
Board member responsibilities and board meeting dates are available at http://grandcountyutah.net/194/Boards-Commissions- Committees
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AGENDA SUMMARY GRAND COUNTY COUNCIL MEETING J UNE 2, 2015 Agenda Item: D Adopting a Proposed Ordinance Amending Section 3.2.5 Other Uses of the TITLE: Grand County Land Use Code for Additional Language for Apiculture (Beekeeping) Protection
FISCAL IMPACT: None
PRESENTER(S): Zacharia Levine, Community Development Director
RECOMMENDATION: Prepared By: I move to adopt the proposed ordinance amending Section 3.2.5 Other Uses of the Grand County Land Use Code for additional language for apiculture
Mary Hofhine, (beekeeping) protection and authorized the Chair to sign all associated Community documents. Development Department BACKGROUND: Grand County Council held a public hearing on May 19, 2015 to hear public input regarding the proposed ordinance amending section 3.2.5 Other Uses of the Grand County Land Use Code for additional language for apiculture (Beekeeping) protection.
FOR OFFICE REVIEW See attached staff report for additional information. ONLY:
Attorney Review: ATTACHMENT(S): 1. Staff Report None requested 2. Proposed Ordinance 3. Citizen comments
STAFF REPORT
MEETING DATE: May 19, 2015 TO: Grand County Council FROM: Planning Staff SUBJECT: Public Hearing - Land Use Code Amendment for Apiculture Protection PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION The Grand County Planning Commission forwarded a favorable recommendation to the County Council for the Land Use Code Amendment Section 3.2.5 for Apiculture Protection.
BACKGROUND Currently the Land Use Code allows any scale or type of beekeeping operation, including migratory commercial bees. Migratory commercial bees threaten the County’s bee populations because they increase the possibility of foul brood hives, bee mite migration, and other pesticide concerns. In order to protect the County bees, a regulation in the LUC would prevent migratory commercial bee keepers from bringing their hives into the County for over wintering or pollination services. Local vegetation cannot support large commercial colonies. Jerry Shue presented rationale for a Land Use Code amendment for the protection of local bee populations. The Planning Commission directed staff to draft an amendment for that protection.
DRAFT LANGUAGE
Section 3.2.5 Other Use Standards A. Animal Raising The keeping of domestic, agricultural animals and livestock shall be considered a permitted use, provided that no more than 4 animal units (as defined in Article 10) per acre shall be allowed on parcels with more than one-half acre and less than 5 acres. These standards shall not be applicable to parcels larger than 5 acres.
B. Apiculture 1. The keeping of honey bees shall be considered a permitted use in accordance with Sections 3.2.5(B)(2) and 3.2.5(B)(3). 2. Migratory beekeeping operations of any size, south of Interstate-70, either permanent or temporary, will be prohibited. 3. No parcel of land, South of Interstate-70, shall have in excess of 25 established bee colonies at any given time.
B. C. Barn, Stable, Coop, Animal Shed Barns, stable, coops, animal sheds or similar structures shall comply with the following standards: 1. A setback shall be maintained of at least 100 feet from existing dwellings, 20 feet from any open waterway; and … 2. Surface drainage from such structures shall not be permitted to drain into a natural stream or into a drainage way that drains into a natural stream.
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LUC AMENDMENT - APICULTURE ADDITION MAY 19, 2015
Additionally, amendment to the Land Use Code Sec. 10.2, definitions for clarity, are as follows:
Sec. 10.2 Definitions Colony - An aggregate of worker bees, drones, and a queen living together in a hive or in some other dwelling (usually a cavity) as one social unit.
Migratory Beekeeping - The moving of bee colonies from one locality to another during a single season to pollinate different crops or to take advantage of more than one honey flow.
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DRAFT ORDINANCE ______2015
LAND USE CODE AMENDMENT APICULTURE PROTECTION
WHEREAS, the Grand County Council (County Council) adopted the Grand County General Plan Update (General Plan Update) on February 7, 2012 with Resolution No. 2976; WHEREAS, the County Council adopted the Grand County Land Use Code (LUC) on January 4, 1999 with Ordinance No. 299 and amended February 19, 2008 with Ordinance No. 468 for the purpose of regulating land use, subdivision, and development in Grand County in accordance with the General Plan; WHEREAS, the purpose of the Amendment is to provide protection of the local bee populations by preventing migratory commercial bee keepers from bringing their hives into the County, south of Interstate-70, for overwintering or pollination services; WHEREAS, the Planning Commission reviewed the Amendment in a public hearing April 22, 2015 and forwarded a favorable recommendation; WHEREAS, on May 19, 2015 the Council held a duly noticed public hearing for purposes of obtaining and considering public input regarding the Amendment; WHEREAS, the Council heard and considered all evidence and testimony presented with respect to the Amendment and has determined, subsequent to said public hearing that the adoption of this Amendment is in the best interests of the citizens of Grand County, Utah.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNTY COUNCIL OF GRAND COUNTY, UTAH that the Grand County Land Use Code is hereby amended by repealing and re-enacting Section 3.2.5., to read as follows:
Section 3.2.5 Other Use Standards A. Animal Raising The keeping of domestic, agricultural animals and livestock shall be considered a permitted use, provided that no more than 4 animal units (as defined in Article 10) per acre shall be allowed on parcels with more than one-half acre and less than 5 acres. These standards shall not be applicable to parcels larger than 5 acres.
B. Apiculture 1. The keeping of honey bees shall be considered a permitted use in accordance with Sections 3.2.5(B)(2) and 3.2.5(B)(3). 2. Migratory beekeeping operations of any size, south of Interstate-70, either permanent or temporary, will be prohibited. 3. No parcel of land, South of Interstate-70, shall have in excess of 25 established bee colonies at any given time.
C. Barn, Stable, Coop, Animal Shed Barns, stable, coops, animal sheds or similar structures shall comply with the following standards: 1. A setback shall be maintained of at least 100 feet from existing dwellings, 20 feet from any open waterway; and 2. Surface drainage from such structures shall not be permitted to drain into a natural stream or into a drainage way that drains into a natural stream.
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BE IT FINALLY ORDAINED BY THE COUNTY COUNCIL that LUC Article 10, Definitions is hereby amended by the adoption of the following definitions. Term Definition Bee Colony An aggregate of worker bees, drones, and a queen living together in a hive or in some other dwelling (usually a cavity) as one social unit. Migratory The moving of bee colonies from one locality to another during a single season to Beekeeping pollinate different crops or to take advantage or more than one honey flow.
ADOPTED by the Grand County Council in open session this _____ day of ______2015 by the following vote: Those voting aye: ______Those voting nay: ______Absent: ______
Grand County Council ATTEST:
______Diana Carroll, Clerk / Auditor Elizabeth Tubbs, Chairperson
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KaLeigh Welch
From: JLurell Bailey [[email protected]] Sent: Monday, May 25,20159:51 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Bees in Moab
Reading about the study and unique situation with Moab honey bees, I felt inclined to tell you about an order of bees my dad got from Africa. He had a colony of them about a mile up the Colorado River in 1962. He was badly stung and nearly died from it. Dr. Mayberry saved his life.
Those bees are no doubt, part of the 'unique' honeybee population of Moab.
Dad was Bob Stocks. The honeybees provided excellent honey, but they were mean.
J. Lurell (Stocks) Bailey 44503 Finch Lane Sixes, Oregon 97476
1 May 27, 2015
Saxon Sharpe 2726 Calle Puentes Rd. Moab, Utah 84532
Grand County Council Members:
Please consider passing the ordinance to prohibit commercial and migratory beekeeping within Grand County south of Interstate 70. This last year I have had two hives on my property. One hive, collected from a "wild" swarm in Monticello, did extremely well, producing numerous, healthy offspring and much honey. The second, tested by Jerry Shue, collapsed with no apparent cause. We still have a lot to learn about bees and beekeeping.
Protecting our bee population by continuing to isolate them is an opportunity to strengthen hives, reduce potential pathogens, and eliminate one variable (such as disease brought by introduced bees) so that we can better understand what makes healthy hives. Jerry Shue has extraordinary knowledge and energy to devote to beekeeping in Grand County. We are lucky to have him here. The idea of keeping our bees isolated makes sense.
Thank you,
Saxon Sharpe, Ph.D.
I Ruth Dillon
From: Ruth Dillon
-----Original Message----- From: Council [mailto:[email protected] Sent: Wednesday, May 27, 2015 7:58 AM To: Chris Baird; Elizabeth Tubbs; Jaylyn Hawks; Ken Ballantyne; 'Ken Ballantyne'; Lynn Jackson; Mary McGann; Rory Paxman
Cc: 'Ruth Dillon I Subject: FW: Protecting local honeybees
-----Original Message----- From: samduveen [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Saturday, May 23,20157:45 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Protecting local honeybees
Congratulations on a winning idea. I sincerely hope your lead will be followed by other counties around the country. By protecting your local bees this way you will surely increase their resistance to foreign pathogens. I hope your vision includes not treating them chemically in any way to allow their ulocal survivor stock" immunity to increase - or continue to develop so successfully. They are truly a national treasure, and poster children for beekeepers around the world. Sandy Duveen Natural practice beekeeper Marin County, California
AGENDA SUMMARY GRAND COUNTY COUNCIL MEETING J UNE 2, 2015 Agenda Item: E
TITLE: Adopting a Proposed Ordinance Approving the Rezone of Property from Multi-family Residential (MFR) to General Business (GB), Located at 2294 West Resources Blvd, Moab, Utah
FISCAL IMPACT: None
PRESENTER(S): Mary Hofhine, Community Development Coordinator
RECOMMENDATION: Prepared By: I move to adopt the proposed ordinance approving the rezone of the property located at 2294 West Resources Blvd. from Multi-family Residential to General Mary Hofhine,
Community Business based on: Development (1) Consideration for rezone in the Land Use Code, Sec. 9.2.7 to correct an Department error, and (2) The proposed rezone is supported by the Future Land Use Plan identified in the General Plan.
And authorize the Chair to sign all associated documents.
FOR OFFICE REVIEW BACKGROUND: ONLY: Grand County Council held a public hearing on May 19, 2015 to hear public Attorney Review: input regarding the proposed ordinance approving the rezone of property from Multi- family Residential (MFR) to General Business (GB), located at 2294 West Resources None requested Blvd, Moab, Utah.
See attached staff report for additional information.
ATTACHMENT(S): 1. Staff Report 2. Draft Ordinance 3. Aerial Photo
4. Applicants Statement 5. Boundary Plat
STAFF REPORT
MEETING DATE: May 19, 2015 TO: Grand County Council FROM: Planning Staff SUBJECT: Public Hearing - Application to Rezone Approximately 2.46 Acres of Property Owned by Richard and Jerry Walton,
PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION The Grand County Planning Commission reviewed the referenced application in a public hearing on April 22, 2015 and forwarded a favorable recommendation to Council.
BACKGROUND Introduction This application is submitted by the property owner, Richard and Jerry Walton (Applicants), seeking a rezone from Multi-family Residential (MFR) to General Business (GB). The area proposed for rezone consists of 2.46 acres of vacant land located at Resource Boulevard. Property to the north is zoned GB and developed with a light manufacturing business. Lots to the east and south are undeveloped and zoned MFR. The Federal Office Building is on the lot to the west and is zoned GB.
History The McKnight Properties Industrial Subdivision was approved in 1980 a fifteen (15) lot subdivision in the General Business (GB) zone district. The lots are approximately 2.5 acres or larger. In 2005 the property owner, Skip Nightingale, requested a rezone of nine (9) of the east side lots to Multi-family Residential (MFR) in anticipation of a housing development. The rezone proposal included the 2.45 acre parcel being purchased by the Walton’s. The proposed rezoning was occurring during the time of the purchase and was inadvertently left on the rezone application.
The property owners are requesting to rezone the property back to the General Business district. They purchased the property in 2005 for the potential use as a warehouse. The Walton’s were not aware of the rezone that was transpiring as they purchased the land, the land was purchased in August of 2005 and the rezone was approved November of 2005.
LAND USE CODE Rezoning is a discretionary, legislative decision, meaning the County may reasonably decide the request either way. In addition to the policies outlined in the General Plan and Future Land Use Plan, the Land Use Code offers further guidance in Sec 9.2.7, Issues for Consideration. Staff comments are provided below. A positive finding with respect to each issue is not required. Sec. 9.2.7 Issues for Consideration
1. Was the existing zone for the property adopted in error? Staff believes the property was rezoned in error. Staff researched the time of purchase and the recording of the rezone and found the recorded rezone of the property was by Ordinance 416, November 1, 2005. The owner/applicant recorded the purchase in August 2005, the Walton’s were not a signature of record on the application for rezoning of the property. WALTON REZONE APPLICATION (CC) MAY 19, 2015
2. Has there been a change of character in the area (e.g. installation of public facilities, other zone changes, new growth trends, deterioration, development transitions, etc.)? The property is located in the McKnight Industrial Subdivision. Existing warehouses, offices, and manufacturing are adjacent to the property.
3. Is there a need for the proposed use(s) within the area or community?
4. Will there be benefits derived by the community or area by granting the proposed rezoning? The rezone was processed without the acknowledgment of the land owner; the County would be correcting the error.
5. Is the proposal in conformance with the policies, intents and requirements of Grand County General Plan, specifically the Plan’s zoning map amendment guidelines? The proposed rezone is supported by the Future Land Use Plan or the vision, goals, and strategies identified in the General Plan.
6. Should the development be annexed to a City? No, the City does not provide any services.
7. Is the proposed density and intensity of use permitted in the proposed zoning district? The current uses in the McKnight Industrial Subdivision include light manufacturing, warehouses, and Government Office building.
8. Is the site suitable for rezoning based on a consideration of environmental and scenic quality impacts? No significant impacts are anticipated.
9. Are the proposed uses compatible with the surrounding area or uses; will there be adverse impacts; and/or can any adverse impacts be adequately mitigated? Commercial manufacturing uses are intended use for the area, site plan standards in the Land Use Code for construction will mitigate impacts on the undeveloped MFR property to the east. The lot size will limit the size of commercial use on the property.
10. Are adequate public facilities and services available to serve development for the type and scope suggested by the proposed zone? If utilities are not available, could they be reasonably extended? Is the applicant willing to pay for the extension of public facilities and services necessary to serve the proposed development? Public facilities are available; individual service lines are all that is necessary to serve the lot.
11. Does the proposed change constitute spot zoning? No, within the McKnight Industrial Subdivision there are currently five (5) acres of Highway Commercial zoning and seven (7) acres of General Business. The MFR zoned lots to the east are vacant.
ZONING STANDARDS Traffic Highway 191 is the primary access through Spanish Valley, a major north-south UDOT Highway. Resource Boulevard has access from Highway 191 and will provide the entrance to the subject property.
Annexation The City does not have plans to annex the parcel at this time. Public services are provided by Grand Water and Sewer Service Agency (GWSSA), Rocky Mountain Power, and Questar gas and fronts on a County road, there are no services provided by the City.
PAGE 2 WALTON REZONE APPLICATION (CC) MAY 19, 2015
Public Notices The public notice was posted in the a newspaper of general circulation U.C.A. 17-27a-205 and Land Use Code Sec. 9.1.8 B.2. Posted on the County website – http://grandcountyutah.net , the Utah Public Meeting Notice Website at http://pmn.utah.gov/, and posted on site.
There were no citizen comments at the Planning Commission.
GENERAL PLAN The FLUP calls for Highway Mixed Use as the pattern along US 191 South of Moab comprised of businesses that depend on highways for customers as well as mixed use businesses that may depend on highway traffic for customers. Limitations on retail uses in this designation direct sales tax generating activities into Moab. Standards for screening, landscaping, earth tone colors, and non-reflective materials should be applied to new development and major additions/redevelopment.
Figure 4.8, Highway mixed use - designates the land along the Highway corridor, including the subject parcel, as Highway Mixed Use and General Business.
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DRAFT
GRAND COUNTY, UTAH ORDINANCE ______(2015)
APPROVING A REZONE FROM MULTI-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL TO GENERAL BUSINESS
WHEREAS, Richard and Jerry Walton, are the owners of record of approximately 2.46 acres of real property in Section 17, T 26 S, R 22 E, SLBM, Grand County, Utah, more specifically described as follows;
Tract R. McKnight Properties Industrial Subdivision according to the official plat thereof, recorded in Book 304 at page 464.
WHEREAS, Richard and Jerry Walton, have submitted an application requesting a rezone of the subject property from Multi-Family Residential (MFR) to General Business (GB), as defined by the Grand County Land Use Code (LUC);
WHEREAS, in a public hearing on April 22, 2015 the Grand County Planning Commission considered all evidence and testimony presented with respect to the subject application and forwarded a recommendation to the Grand County Council for approval in order to correct an error;
WHEREAS, due notice was given that the Grand County Council would meet to hear and consider the proposed rezone in a public hearing on May 19, 2015;
WHEREAS, the County Council has heard and considered all evidence and testimony presented with respect to the subject application and has determined that the adoption of this ordinance is in the best interests of the citizens of Grand County, Utah;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the County Council that it does hereby approve the rezone of the subject property from Multi-Family Residential (MFR) to General Business (GB), based on: 1. The issues for consideration for rezone in the Land Use Code, Sec. 9.2.7 in order to correct an error, 2. The proposed rezone is supported by the Future Land Use Plan identified in the General Plan.
PASSED, ADOPTED, AND APPROVED by the Grand County Council in open session this ___ day of May, 2015 by the following vote:
Those voting aye: ______Those voting nay: Those absent:
ATTEST: Grand County Council
______Diana Carroll, Clerk/Auditor Elizabeth Tubbs, Chairperson
When the Waltons bought this propelty in early 2005. They were told that it was zoned General business. They were to build the warehouse that is currently built at 2281 Resource Blvd. The developer with the county changed the zoning on them without their knowledge to MFR on November 2, 2005. They had to buy another lot to build their warehouse. Resource boulevard has a lot of office buildings and warehouses in that area. It is a mix of GB and MFR zoning. The subdivision is called the McKnight Propelties Industrial Subdivision. The General Business zone fits the area. There is a need for areas in Moab for people to build business related buildings especially in a Industrial Sub-division. The surrounding property owner all have offices and warehouses built on the lots in that area. We are petitioning to change the zoning back to GB.
Thank you for your consideration,
Bryon Walston
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CONSENT AGENDA SUMMARY GRAND COUNTY COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 2, 2015 REVISED Consent Agenda Item: F.1.-F.2. F.1. Ratifying the Chair’s Signature on an Insertion Order for Moab Blues TITLE: Fest Commercials on KINK-FM Nielson Radio in Portland, Oregon for the Moab Area Travel Council in the Amount of $4,000.00 F.2. Approving Proposed Letter of Support for Utah State University
FISCAL IMPACT: See Corresponding Agenda Summary, if any
PRESENTER(S): None
Prepared By: RECOMMENDATION:
KaLeigh Welch I move to adopt the consent agenda as presented and authorize the Chair Council Office Coordinator to sign all associated documents. 435-259-1346 [email protected] BACKGROUND: See corresponding agenda summary, if any, and related attachments. FOR OFFICE USE ONLY: Attorney Review: N/A ATTACHMENT(S): See corresponding agenda summary, if any, and related attachments.
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AU rights reserved. 11 iels ell o 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 Page 3 013 AGENDA SUMMARY GRAND COUNTY COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 2, 2015 Agenda Item: G TITLE: Public Hearing to Hear Public Input on Adopting a Proposed Resolution Approving a Conditional Use Application for Mining and Extractive Use (Extract Sand and Gravel and Temporary Hot Mix Asphalt Plant, for Use on a Utah Department of Transportation Project) FISCAL IMPACT: none PRESENTER(S): Mary Hofhine, Community Development Department RECOMMENDATION: Prepared By: I move to adopting the proposed resolution approving a conditional use application for Nielson Construction for mining and extractive use and Mary Hofhine authorize the Chair to sign all associated documents. Community Development BACKGROUND: Department See attached staff report. TTACHMENT S A ( ): 1. Draft Resolution 2. Staff Report FOR OFFICE REVIEW 3. Site Plan ONLY: 4. Horrocks letter dated April 29, 2015 Attorney Review: 5. DEQ approval letter dated December 29, 2014 with attachment 6. Applicant statement N/A RESOLUTION ______2015 RESOLUTION OF THE GRAND COUNTY COUNCIL APPROVING A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR SAND AND GRAVEL EXTRACATION AND A TEMPORARY ASPHALT PLANT WHEREAS, Nielson Construction has leased land for sand and gravel extraction and a temporary asphalt plant located in Section 2 T21S R16E SLB&M, parcel 04-016-0086 and parcel 04-016-0045 in Grand County, Utah; WHEREAS, Nielson Construction is the property owner representative on behalf of property owner William Hatfield; WHEREAS, the applicant is requesting a five-year limited duration Conditional Use permit in order to bid for upcoming projects including, but not limited to, Utah Department of Transportation; WHEREAS, the Grand County Planning Commission reviewed the subject application in a public hearing on May 13, 2015 and forwarded a favorable recommendation subject to conditions; WHEREAS, due notice was given that the County Council would meet to hear and consider this application in a public hearing on June 2, 2015; WHEREAS, the County Council has considered all evidence and testimony presented with respect to the subject application. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Grand County Council does hereby approve a Conditional Use Permit for sand and gravel extraction and a temporary asphalt plant for parcels 04-016-0045 and 04- 016-0086 in Grand County, Utah, subject to the following conditions: 1. Limit hours of operation to day light hours only, maximum 13 hours of daily operation. 2. The applicant shall conduct operations in conformance with the NOI from Utah DEQ and the associated SWPPP. 3. County Road Agreements and encroachment permits, including best management practices to control sediment from leaving the site. 4. Provide reclamation documents to the County after the plant has vacated the location as stated in the agreement with the land owner. 5. Outdoor lighting on the site will be pursuant to Sec. 6.6 of the Land Use Code and permits will be required. PASSED, ADOPTED, AND APPROVED by the Grand County Council in open session this XX, day of _____ 2015, by the following vote: Those voting aye:______Those voting nay:______Those absent: ______ Grand County Council ATTEST: ______Diana Carroll, Clerk/Auditor Elizabeth Tubbs, Chairperson Page 1 of 1 STAFF REPORT MEETING DATE: June 2, 2015 TO: Grand County Council FROM: Planning Staff RE: Public Hearing - Conditional Use Permit and Asphalt Batch Plan located on Hastings Road near Green River PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION The Grand County Planning Commission reviewed the referenced application in a public hearing on May 13, 2015 and forwarded a favorable recommendation to Council based on the following findings: 1. Limit hours of operation to day light hours only, maximum 13 hours of daily operation. 2. The applicant shall conduct operations in conformance with the Notice of Intent (NOI) from Utah Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) and the associated Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP). 3. County Road Agreements and encroachment permits, including best management practices to control sediment from leaving the site. 4. Provide reclamation documents to the County after the plant has vacated the location as stated in the agreement with the land owner. 5. Outdoor lighting on the site will be pursuant to Sec. 6.6 of the Land Use Code and permits will be required. INTRODUCTION This application is submitted by Nielson Construction on behalf of the property owners William Hatfield (Applicants). The applicant proposes the extraction of sand and gravel from a section of land, located approximately 1.25 miles north of the interstate on Hastings Road (Parcels 04-0016-0086 and 04- 0016-0045). The land is currently developed with as non-irrigated farm land; the land also has gravel mineral mining operation. The site is zoned RG, Range and Grazing, and Mining on Private Land is allowable by Conditional Use Permit in the RG district. The proposed operation is summarized as follows: . Areas north and south of the operation have been used for gravel extraction in the past and some are currently ongoing. . Excavation of sand and gravel from the earth then it will be fed into a crusher where it will be crushed and separated in to different sized product of rock and sand. Stockpiled for further use by the Hot Mix Asphalt plant. . An area of approximately 16 acres will provide the needed material for the project. Other areas of the land will be used for the asphalt plant and stockpile/crusher areas. . Reclamation of the mined area will be reclaimed as directed by the land owner in the agreement signed by both parties. . The Extraction plan shows the extraction area, the crusher site and the stockpile site. COUNTY COUNCIL/ NIELSON CONSTRUCTION CUP - PH JUNE 2, 2015 . A temporary use permit will be processed at the same time for the asphalt site (hot mix asphalt plant) . The current contours and will not change, the County Engineer has approved the plans. . Grand County Road Department Supervisor has signed an agreement with the applicants for use of the County roads; including encroachment permits. (attached) TEMPORARY USE OF AN ASPHALT OR CONCRETE BATCH PLANT A. Asphalt or Concrete Batch Plant Asphalt or concrete batch plants shall comply with the standards of this section. 1. Minimum Lot Area: 5 acres FINDING = the area of operation will be 35+acres; applicant will be leasing 16 acres of the parcel. 2. Minimum Setbacks (All Sides): 200 feet from any residential zoning district or lot containing a principal residential use for all activity areas, including driveways and on site roads. FINDING = Applicant provides in the narrative that the batch plant will be placed at least 600 feet from a residence and 200 feet from the property lines. 3. The above minimum setback shall be from any residential zoning district or lot containing a residential use for all activity areas, including driveways and on-site roads. 4. The County may specify the times of operation. FINDING = hours of operation will be a maximum of 13 hours a day, during day light only. Duration of the plant will be 5 years unless an extension is approved by the County. 5. All internal roads shall be maintained in a dust-free condition. The access drive from the site shall be paved with a surface of asphalt or concrete for a distance of at least 100 feet from the rights-of-way of the public road from which access is taken. Provisions shall also be made to remove dust, dirt, mud or other debris from the vehicles before they leave the site. FINDING = A State Air Quality permit has been issued. 6. Provisions shall be made for the on-site reduction and containment of dust and other particulate matter. FINDING = provided in the State Air Quality permit and approved by the County Engineer. 7. The site shall have frontage on and access to a collector or arterial street, provided the authority with jurisdiction over the subject road may approve alternative access. FINDING = the County Road Department is under contract with the applicant for use of Hastings Road. 8. All such plants shall be subject to the limitations on noise, dust, fumes, odors, etc., of 6.12, Operational Performance Standards. FINDING = The applicant has worked with surrounding property owners to make them aware of the project, mitigated fugitive dust, and will limit the hours of operation. IV. CONDITIONAL USE REQUIRMENTS Conditional uses are regulated as follows: 9.11.1 General A conditional use is a use that may be permitted subject to conditions imposed upon the approval of the use that are designed to reasonably mitigate any adverse impacts upon PAGE 2 COUNTY COUNCIL/ NIELSON CONSTRUCTION CUP - PH JUNE 2, 2015 surrounding properties. Conditional use permits may be approved for the uses indicated in the use regulations of the zoning district of the property for which the conditional use permit is requested. Any pre-existing use that is permitted as a Conditional Use pursuant to this LUC shall be deemed to have already received conditional use permit approval. Provided, however, that any change or expansion of a conditional use, whether pre-existing or otherwise, shall require a new conditional use permit pursuant to the terms of this section. 9.11.3 A. Submittal Requirements 1. The street address and legal description of the property affected; (submitted) 2. Title report; 3. Site plan: a. Drives, streets, and rights-of-way; (submitted) b. Easements; (n/a) c. Location and dimensions of structures and signs; (submitted) d. Typical elevations of such buildings; e. Access ways, including points of ingress, egress; (submitted) f. Landscaping; (N/A) g. Topography; and h. Specific areas proposed for specific types of land use. (submitted) 4. Any and all information, operating data and expert evaluation necessary to clearly explain the location, function and characteristics of any building or use proposed; 5. A filing fee to cover the cost of review in accordance with the fee schedule adopted by resolution of the County Council. (submitted) 9.11.6 Conditional Use Criteria Conditional Use Permits shall be approved where the County determines that there will be no significant negative impact upon residents of surrounding property or upon the public. The following criteria shall be considered in the application review: A. Effect on Environment The location, size, design and operation characteristics of the proposed use shall not be detrimental to the health, welfare, and safety of the surrounding neighborhood or its occupants, nor be substantially or permanently injurious to neighboring property, nor cause substantial or permanent interference with the right to peaceful enjoyment of property. B. Compatible with Surrounding Area The proposed site plan, circulation plan and schematic architectural designs shall be complementary with the character of the surrounding area with relationship to scale, height, landscaping and screening, building coverage, and density. C. External Impacts Minimized The proposed use shall not have negative impacts on existing uses in the area and in the county through the creation of noise, glare, fumes and odors, dust, smoke, vibration, fire hazard, excessive light, or other injurious or noxious impact. The applicant shall provide adequate mitigation responses to these impacts. D. Infrastructure Impacts Minimized The proposed use shall not have negative impacts on existing uses in the area and in the county through impacts on public infrastructure such as roads, parking facilities and water and sewer systems, and on public services such as police and fire protection and solid waste collection, and the ability of existing infrastructure and services to provide services adequately. E. Consistent with LUC and General Plan The proposed use will be consistent with the purposes of this LUC, the General Plan, and any other statutes, ordinances or policies that may be applicable, and will support rather than PAGE 3 COUNTY COUNCIL/ NIELSON CONSTRUCTION CUP - PH JUNE 2, 2015 interfere with the uses otherwise permitted in the zone in which it is located. F. Parcel Size The proposed use may be required to have additional land area, in excess of the lot area otherwise allowed by the underlying zoning district, as necessary to ensure adequate mitigation of impacts on surrounding land uses and the zoning district. 9.11.7 Conditions of Approval The County may, in the interest of the public welfare and to assure compliance of this LUC, establish conditions of operation, location, arrangement and construction of any use for which a permit is authorized. In authorizing the location of any use listed as a conditional use permit, the County may impose such development standards and safeguards as the conditions and location indicate important to the welfare and protection of adjacent property from noise, vibration, dust, dirt, smoke, fumes, gas, odor, explosion, glare, traffic circulation or other undesirable or hazardous conditions. Attachments 1. Horrocks letter dated April 29, 2015 2. DEQ approval letter dated December 29, 2014 3. Applicant statement 4. Site Plan PAGE 4 RANGE &.GRAZING WIL.LlAM '-'.T"'~I PROPERTY JON WILCOX PROPERTY DAN \-iAI~Rll,ON PR()PE:RTY JOB HUIrIBER: 610 IIOHI NIHWN CONSTRUClION GfNfR!L CONTRACTORS DR~Wtl BY, mv. DGOW OM!: 4/)5 HMfIHD PIT NEAR GRHN RIVfR I OtslGlltD BY; \[[Vf OGDW OATL 4/15 HUNTINGTON, UTAH 84528 SITf PLAN 1 PHONf: (435) 687-2494 PROlf(J [(l(hIlOtl GR~ND COUNTY ~------~~~=''''''------~--~ 2162 West Grove Parkway Tel: 801.763.5100 Suite #400 Salt Lake line: 532.1545 Pleasant Grove, Utah 84062 Fax: 801.763.5101 www.horrocks.com In state toll free: 800.662.1644 April 29, 2015 Mary Hofhine, Development Coordinator Grand County 125 E. Center Moab, Utah 84532 Subject: Nielson Construction Hatfield Pit Dear Mary: I have reviewed drainage plans for the Hatfield Pit. The drainage plan is acceptable with the following conditions: 1. Best Management Practices (BMP’s) shall be used to control sediment from leaving the site. BMP’s may need to be modified as conditions change within the site. 2. The applicant shall conduct operations in conformance with the NOI from Utah DEQ and the associated SWPPP. Please contact me if you have questions or need more information. Sincerely, HORROCKS ENGINEERS David Dillman, P.E. Principal cc: File O:\!2015\PG-008-1501 Grand County Gen Eng 2015\2015 General\Development Review\Nielson Gravel Pit\nielson pit approval.doc \/ IY" ~,~ Department of Enviropmental Quality Amanda Smith Executive Director State of Utah DNISION OF Am QUALITY GARY R. }IDRBERT Bryce C. Bird Governor Director SPENCERJ.COX LieutMafll Governor, DAQE-ANll0520004-14 December 29, 2014 Wayne McCandless Nielson Construction Company 825 North LOop Road . PO Box 620 Huntington, UT 84528' Dear Mr. McCandless: Re: Approval Order: Modification to AO DAQE-AN II 0520003-14 to Add Four (4) Generator Engines Project Number: NII052-0004 The attached document is the Approval Order for the above-referenced project. Future correspondence on this Approval Order should include the engineer's name as weJl as the DAQE number as shown on the upper right-hand corner of this letter.. The project engineer for this action is Mr. Enqiang He, WllO may be reached at (&01) 536-4010, 71;~c-~ Bryce C, Bird Director BCB:EH:jc cc: Salt Lake Valley Health Department 195 North 1950 West· Salt Lake City, UT Mailing Address: P.O. Box 144320· Salt Lake City, UT 841144820 Telephone (301) 53&4000· Pax (801) 53&4099 • T.D,D. (801) 536-4414 w\¥',y,deq.uf(lh.gl)v Printed on IDO%rocyv!ed paper STATE OF UTAH Department of Environmental Quality Division of Air Quality APPROVAL ORDER: Modification to AO DAQE-ANll0520003~ 14 to A.dd Four (4) Generator Engines Prepared By: Mr. Enqiang He, Engineer Phone: (801) 536-4010 Email:. [email protected] APPROVAL ORDER NUMBER DAQE-ANll0520004-14 Date: December 29, 2014 Nielson Construction Company Portable Equipment - Temporary Locations Source Contact: Wayne McCandless Phone: (435) 749-1563 Email: [email protected] Bryce C. Bird Director '-', i J~ 'i~:'15-'~' +--" Applicant Statement Nielson Construction Conditional Use Permit Application Introduction Nielson Construction is requesting a conditional use permit to crush gravel and asphalt aggregate on private property near Green River Utah. We also plan to produce asphalt at the proposed location. The property is owned by William Hatfield (parcels 04-0016- 0086 & 04-0016-0045) and Nielson Construction is submitting this application on his behalf. The property is located in the southwest quarter of Section 11, Township 21 South, Range 16 East and is approximately1.25 miles north of SR-19 on Hastings Road. The products will be used for various projects in the Green River area. The operation is summarized as follows: • Excavation of sand and gravel on approximately 16 acres • Temporary equipment (Crusher and Hot Mix Asphalt Plant) • The applicant is in the process of obtaining an encroachment permit from the Grand County Road Department to access Hastings Road from the gravel pit • A State Air Quality permit has been issued • A State of Utah Notice of Intent has been issued for the location • The resulting land will be rehabilitated for agricultural use as directed by the land owner. A. Effect on Environment The disturbed area is approximately 35 acres. The operation is located away from residential neighborhoods and has no immediate effect to the landowner who has granted us access to their property. The Hatfields are agreeable to all aspects of the gravel extraction operation on their property. We will operate within requirements set forth in our Utah Division of Air Quality permit There is a fugitive dust plan included in this permit. We will comply with this plan as we bring water in and provide dust control operations on the roads and the drop points of the crusher. We have also filed a notice of intent with the State of Utah. This notice of intent has requirements for storm water pollution prevention methods to be deployed on the project We will establish temporary drainage channels to allow storm water to flow around the operation during construction and will re-establish the drainage upon completion of the project B. Compatible With Surrounding Area The areas north and south of the Hatfield pit have been used for gravel extraction in the past and some are ongoing. There is farm land and grazing land adjacent to the pit location. ">,' -:":' ,~l';:,''"' _ , ~ •...... ~, C. External Impacts Minimized The crushing and asphalt production operations are governed by air quality and the permits obtained for these operations. We will operate the crushing and asphalt production processes in adherence to these permits and will ensure not to create impacts more so than these operations will normally create. D. Infrastructure Impacts Minimized We will work with the County Road Department on mitigation requirements as we haul material from the pit location to local projects. The pit access road ties into Hastings Road approximately 1.25 miles from SR-19 in Green River. We intend to haul gravel and asphalt material on Hastings road as we transport it to project locations. We do not intend to utilize or impact any other infrastructure as part of the operation. Once we begin producing asphalt, we plan to pave the approach out of the pit to provide a good solid tie in to Hastings Road. We will work with the Grand County road department to ensure we meet their requirements. E. Consistent With LUC and General Plan ?? F. Parcel Size The area of disturbance will be approximately 35 acres. Use Specific Regulations Asphalt Batch Plant 1. The lot area for the batch plant is approximately 7 acres 2. Minimum setbacks are 600 ft 3. The batch plant will be placed at least 600 feet from a residence and 200 feet from the property line. 4. The batch plant will operate for daylight hours and could possibly work at night depending on project schedules. 5. The haul roads within the pit will be kept watered to control dust. Nielson Construction will pave the approach from the pit as it ties into Hastings Road. 6. We will follow the Air Quality permit to mitigate for dust 7. The pit will access Hastings Road 8. The batch plant is brand new and meets all current operational performance standards. Mining and Extractive Use 1. See attached site plan 2. We have entered into a written agreement with the property owner. 3, We have entered into a written agreement with the property owner. 4. All setbacks from roads and waterways will be met. 5. We plan to use Hastings Road to access the pit _d " '~',' - , -)--- _'~~~,~-~'-~,"L ,"" .. ,,- • 6. We will obtain an agreement from the County Road Department in regards to maintenance of Hastings Road. 7. We will operate up to 24 hours per day depending on project schedules. 8. We will address potential flooding with the storm water prevention plan. We will direct storm water around the operation during construction. 9. The operation has no impact on others besides the owners of the property. 1 O. The pit area will be reclaimed upon completion of the crushing and paving operations as per the agreement with the Hatfields. 11. ? 12. ? 13. ? 14. We will stabilize and re-vegetate slopes as needed to be compatible with the surrounding area. 15. The active construction of the project will be completed by the end of 2015. We would like the conditional use permit to be active for a total period of 5 yea~s. AGENDA SUMMARY GRAND COUNTY COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 2, 2015 Agenda Item: H Public Hearing to Hear Public Input on Adopting a Proposed Ordinance TITLE: Amending Article 3 Use Regulations of the Grand County Land Use Code to Allow “All other Major Utilities” in the Resort Commercial (RC) and Resort Special (RS) Zone Districts as a Conditional Use FISCAL IMPACT: none PRESENTER(S): Zacharia Levine, Community Development Director PURPOSE: Prepared By: Conduct public hearing on proposed revisions to Article 3 Use Regulations of the Grand County Land Use Code to allow “All other Major Utilities” in the Mary Hofhine, Resort Commercial (RC) and Resort Special (RS) zone district as a Community Conditional Use Development Department RECOMMENDATION: I move to adopt the proposed ordinance to amend article 3 Use Regulations of the Grand County Land Use Code” to allow “All other Major Utilities” in the Resort Commercial (RC) and Resort Special (RS) Zone Districts as a conditional use and authorize the Chair to sign all associated documents. FOR OFFICE REVIEW ONLY: BACKGROUND: See attached staff report. Attorney Review: ATTACHMENT(S): N/A 1. Draft Ordinance 2. Staff Report DRAFT GRAND COUNTY, UTAH ORDINANCE ______2015 LAND USE CODE AMENDMENT ADDING “ALL OTHER MAJOR UTILITIES USE” TO THE LIST OF USES ALLOWED BY CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT IN THE RESORT COMMERCIAL (RC) AND RESORT SPECIAL (RS) ZONE DISTRICT WHEREAS, the Grand County Council (County Council) adopted the Grand County General Plan Update (General Plan Update) on February 7, 2012 with Resolution No. 2976; WHEREAS, the County Council adopted the Grand County Land Use Code (LUC) on January 4, 1999 with Ordinance No. 299 and amended February 19, 2008 with Ordinance No. 468 for the purpose of regulating land use, subdivision, and development in Grand County in accordance with the General Plan; WHEREAS, Grand County desires to amend Section 3.1 Use Table by permitting, by conditional use, All Other Major Utilities Use in Resort Commercial (RC) and Resort Special (RS) districts in order to resolve an error in permitting the construction of a water and sewer plant in the RC zone district, north of the Colorado River Bridge; WHEREAS, Any development north of the Colorado River Bridge will require a private or a major utility for water and sewer service and is presently conditionally permitted in other zones north of the Colorado River Bridge, including the RG, RC, HC and RS; WHEREAS, the Planning Commission reviewed the draft amendment in a public hearing on May 13, 2015 and forwarded a recommendation for approval; WHEREAS, due notice was given that the County Council would meet to hear and consider this ordinance; and WHEREAS, the County Council has heard and considered all evidence and testimony presented with respect to the amendment and has determined, subsequent to said public hearing, that the adoption of this Ordinance is in the best interests of the citizens of Grand County, Utah and consistent with the Sec. 1.5 Purposes, of the Code. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNTY COUNCIL OF GRAND COUNTY, UTAH, THAT the Grand County Land Use Code, Sec. 3.1 Use Table is hereby amended by the addition of “All Other Major Utilities” to the list of uses allowed by Conditional Use Permit in the RC and RS zone districts; PASSED, ADOPTED, AND APPROVED by the Grand County Council in open session this ___ day of June, 2015, by the following vote: Those voting aye: ______ Those voting nay: ______ Absent: ______ Grand County Council ATTEST: ______Clerk/Auditor Elizabeth Tubbs, Chair Page 1 of 1 STAFF REPORT MEETING DATE: June 2, 2015 TO: Grand County Council FROM: Planning Staff RE: Amendment to the Land Use Code ______PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION The Grand County Planning Commission held a public hearing on May 13, 2015 and forwarded a favorable recommendation for approval of an amendment to permit “All other Major Utilities” to the list of uses allowed by Conditional Use permit in the Resort Special (RS) and Resort Commercial (RC) zone districts. BACKGROUND Planning Staff sponsored this code amendment to address major utilities in the RS and RC zone districts previously permitted. Major utilities are not currently permitted uses in the RS and RC zone districts. As a way to rectify the situation, staff would like to allow by conditional use. By definition, a conditional use may be compatible only if certain conditions are required that reasonably mitigate or eliminate the detrimental impacts. Grand Water and Sewer serves the community south of the Colorado River Bridge. Any development north of the river bridge will require private or a major utility installation. The zone districts that are north of the Colorado River Bridge are; RG, RS, RC, and limited HC. All minor utilities are a permitted use in all zone districts, which will include residential and commercial septic systems approved by the State Sanitarian. Currently those types of private systems exist on Highway 128 and Highway 191 North. Use-specific LI RC RR GB HI RG RS Use category HC NC LLR SLR MFR Standards Utility substation C C C C C C C C 3.2.3S Transmission facility C C C C C C C C C C C C Utilities All other major utilities use C C C C C C C C C P P All minor utilities use P P P P P P P P P P P P Sec. 10.2 Definitions Utilities Major Major, area-wide (e.g., Spanish Valley or major portion thereof, and/or beyond), interstate or intrastate infrastructure facilities and services, which may or may not have employees at the site. Such facilities and services may be public or privately owned and operated, and may include the following uses: electrical substations; electrical transmission lines; electrical switching facilities and primary substations; petroleum transmission lines and pumping stations; water and wastewater treatment plants; and water tanks. PAGE 1 OF 1 AGENDA SUMMARY GRAND COUNTY COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 2, 2015 Agenda Item: I Public Hearing to Hear Public Input on Adopting a Proposed Ordinance TITLE: Amending Article 3 Use Regulations of the Grand County Land Use Code to Allow “Auto Repair Garages” in the General Business (GB) Zone District as a Conditional Use FISCAL IMPACT: none PRESENTER(S): Zacharia Levine, Community Development Director PURPOSE: Prepared By: Conduct public hearing on proposed revisions to Article 3 Use Regulations of the Grand County Land Use Code to allow “Auto Repair Garages” in the Mary Hofhine, General Business (GB) zone district as a Conditional Use. Community Development RECOMMENDATION: Department I move to adopt the proposed ordinance to amend article 3 Use Regulations of the Grand County Land Use Code” to allow “Auto Repair Garages” in the general business (GB) Zone District as a conditional use and authorize the Chair to sign all associated documents. BACKGROUND: FOR OFFICE REVIEW See attached staff report. ONLY: Attorney Review: ATTACHMENT(S): N/A 1. Draft Ordinance 2. Staff report DRAFT GRAND COUNTY, UTAH ORDINANCE ______2015 LAND USE CODE AMENDMENT ADDING “AUTO REPAIR GARAGE” TO THE LIST OF USES ALLOWED BY CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT IN THE GENERAL BUSINESS (GB) ZONE DISTRICT WHEREAS, the Grand County Council (County Council) adopted the Grand County General Plan Update (General Plan Update) on February 7, 2012 with Resolution No. 2976; WHEREAS, the County Council adopted the Grand County Land Use Code (LUC) on January 4, 1999 with Ordinance No. 299 and amended February 19, 2008 with Ordinance No. 468 for the purpose of regulating land use, subdivision, and development in Grand County in accordance with the General Plan; WHEREAS, Grand County desires to amend Section 3.1 Use Table by permitting, by conditional used, auto repair garage in General Business (GB) district in order to resolve a problem of “nonconformity” for such uses in the GB district; WHEREAS, the Planning Commission reviewed the draft amendment in a public hearing on May 13, 2015 and forwarded a favorable recommendation; WHEREAS, due notice was given that the County Council would meet to hear and consider this ordinance; and WHEREAS, the County Council has heard and considered all evidence and testimony presented with respect to the amendment and has determined, subsequent to said public hearing, that the adoption of this Ordinance is in the best interests of the citizens of Grand County, Utah and consistent with the Sec. 1.5 Purposes, of the Code. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNTY COUNCIL OF GRAND COUNTY, UTAH, THAT the Grand County Land Use Code, Sec. 3.1 Use Table is hereby amended by the addition of “Auto Repair Garage” to the list of uses allowed by Conditional Use Permit in the GB district; PASSED, ADOPTED, AND APPROVED by the Grand County Council in open session this __ day of June, 2015, by the following vote: Those voting aye: ______ Those voting nay: ______ Absent: ______ Grand County Council ATTEST: ______Clerk/Auditor Elizabeth Tubbs, Chair Page 1 of 1 STAFF REPORT MEETING DATE: June 2, 2015 TO: Grand County Council FROM: Planning Staff RE: Amendment to the Land Use Code ______PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION The Grand County Planning Commission held a public hearing on May 13, 2015 and forwarded a favorable recommendation for approval of an amendment to permit “Auto Repair Garage”, to the list of uses allowed by Conditional Use permit in the General Business zone district. BACKGROUND Planning Staff sponsored this code amendment realizing the practicality of auto repair in General Business (GB) district and resolving a problem of “nonconformity” for such uses in the GB district; “auto repair” by definition may be compatible only if certain conditions are required that reasonably mitigate or eliminate the detrimental impacts. Auto sales, rental, or leasing facility is a permitted use in the GB zone district and allows for servicing of the vehicles. Use-specific LI RC RR GB HI RG RS Use category HC NC LLR SLR MFR Standards Auto repair garage C P P P 3.2.3B Car wash P P P P 3.2.3G Vehicle Sales and Fuel Service C C P P P P P 3.2.3H Service Limited vehicle service P P P Vehicle sales, rental or leasing facility P P P All other vehicle sales & service uses Use-specific standard Sec. 3.2.3 B. Auto Repair Garage All motor vehicles on the premises must carry a current registration and/or work order with a completion date not to exceed 90 days. Motor vehicles without valid registration and/or work order shall be classified as salvage and junk, and may not be kept, stored or worked on in an auto repair shop. Sec. 10.2 Definitions Auto Repair Garage – permitted in HC, LI, HI A building or place arranged, designed, used or intended to be used for the primary purpose of providing general repair and servicing of motor vehicles. Such repair or servicing may include reconditioning of engines, air conditioning systems and transmissions; wrecker service; collision services including body, frame or fender straightening or repair; painting, undercoating and rust-proofing; replacement or repair of brakes, shock absorbers, tires, batteries, mufflers, or upholstery; and other similar services. Repair Services General – permitted HC and LI An establishment engaged in the repair of trucks, buses, agricultural equipment, construction equipment or other heavy equipment PAGE 1 OF 1