Grand County Council Regular Meeting

GRAND COUNTY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING

Grand County Council Chambers 125 East Center Street, Moab, Utah

AGENDA Tuesday, May 2, 2017

4:00 p.m.  Call to Order  Pledge of Allegiance  Approval of Minutes (Diana Carroll, Clerk/Auditor) A. April 18, 2017 (County Council Meeting)  Ratification of Payment of Bills  Elected Official Reports B. 2016 Collections, Online Tax Information and Investments (Chris Kauffman, Treasurer)

 Council Administrator Report  Department Reports C. 2016 Sand Flats Recreation Area Report (Andrea Brand, SFRA Director)  Agency Reports  Citizens to Be Heard  Presentations (none)  General Business- Action Items- Discussion and Consideration of: D. Approving proposed contract with Southeastern Utah Association of Local Governments- Area Agency on Aging for ombudsman services in San Juan County (Verleen Striblen, Grand Center Program Director) E. Approving proposed revisions to the job description for the Airport Manager at Canyonlands Field Airport (Ruth Dillon, Council Administrator and Judd Hill, Airport Manager) F. Adopting proposed Ordinance approving a Land Use Code amendment to allow single family dwellings in the highway commercial (HC) zone district (Zacharia Levine, Community Development Director) G. Adopting proposed Ordinance approving a Land Use Code amendment to define a buffer zone in the non-residential zone district adjacent to protected zones, Small Lot Residential (SLR), Large Lot Residential (LLR), Rural Residential (RR) (Zacharia Levine, Community Development Director) H. Approving 1) proposed agreement with County Services Support, Inc., a Utah non-profit corporation created by the officers of the Utah Association of Counties, regarding participation in Centrally Assessed Property Committees to improve the centrally assessed tax appeals process and 2) appointing a county designee to the Centrally Assessed Property Oversight Committee for a term of two years (Diana Carroll, Clerk/Auditor) I. Approving volunteer appointment(s) to District and County Boards and Commissions (Chairwoman Hawks) 1. Canyonlands Health Care Special Service District Board

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 Consent Agenda- Action Items J. Ratifying the Chair’s signature on an application for the Recreational Trails Program Grant from the Utah Division of Parks and Recreation for trails and trailhead maintenance and restoration on behalf of Grand County Trail Mix Committee K. Approving proposed change of Council assignment to the Interlocal Housing Task Force from Council Member Wells to Council Member Halliday L. Ratifying the Chair’s signature on a Noxious Weed Contract for the purpose of providing services to control noxious weeds on private lands within Grand County

 Discussion Items M. Calendar items and public notices (Bryony Hill, Council Office Coordinator)  Public Hearings- Possible Action Items N. Public Hearing to hear public comment on a proposed resolution approving the Hauer Dude Ranch and Destination Resort Conditional Use Permit (Zacharia Levine, Community Development Director) O. Public Hearing to hear public comment on a proposed resolution approving the Whitaker/Jenkstar Environmental Education and Field Research Center Conditional Use Permit (Zacharia Levine, Community Development Director) P. Public Hearing to hear public comment on a proposed ordinance amending the Grand County Land Use Code: Accessory Living Structures (Zacharia Levine, Community Development Director) Q. Public Hearing to hear public input on amending Ordinance No. 163 (1983), “A regulation prohibiting the dumping of garbage and accumulation of waste material and weeds or any other material upon any public property or upon any private property…” to align with the new definitions of Refuse, Debris, or Junk or Inoperable, Wrecked, or Unregistered Vehicle (Ruth Dillon, Council Administrator)

 General Council Reports and Future Considerations  Closed Session(s): Purchase, Exchange, Lease or Sale of Real Property, including any form of water right or water shares  Adjourn

NOTICE OF SPECIAL ACCOMMODATION DURING PUBLIC MEETINGS. In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, individuals with special needs requests wishing to attend County Council meetings are encouraged to contact the County two (2) business days in advance of these events. Specific accommodations necessary to allow participation of disabled persons will be provided to the maximum extent possible. T.D.D. (Telecommunication Device for the Deaf) calls can be answered at: (435) 259-1346. Individuals with speech and/or hearing impairments may also call the Relay Utah by dialing 711. Spanish Relay Utah: 1 (888) 346-3162

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.

At the Grand County Council meetings/hearings any citizen, property owner, or public official may be heard on any agenda subject. The number of persons heard and the time allowed for each individual may be limited at the sole discretion of the Chair. On matters set for public hearings there is a three-minute time limit per person to allow maximum public participation. Upon being recognized by the Chair, please advance to the microphone, state your full name and address, whom you represent, and the subject matter. No person shall interrupt legislative proceedings.

Requests for inclusion on an agenda and supporting documentation must be received by 5:00 PM on the Wednesday prior to a regular Council Meeting and forty-eight (48) hours prior to any Special Council Meeting. Information relative to these meetings/hearings may be obtained at the Grand County Council’s Office, 125 East Center Street, Moab, Utah; (435) 259-1346.

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.

4/28/17 Page 2 of 2 ·GRAND COUNTY BILLS TO BE APPROVED 5/2/2017

96758-96820 A/P Checks 4/20/2017 $742,331.15 96821-96822 & 96835-96891 A/P Checks 4/28/2017 $88,496.45 96823-96834 Payroll Transmittal 4/28/2017 $28,604.81 42817101-42817102 Payroll Transmittal 4/28/2017 $134,836.94 idr~ifsltcs.~:··,, ...... -· ·-,~~~?\l~~-;.~~f.J

33001-33006 42817101-42817296 04/10/2017-04/23/2017 4/28/2017 $204,375.02

-TOTAL BILLS & PAYROLL 'c'< $i,t98,&44.3t : - - ~ - - r ?

Grand County Transmittal Register - Council Approval Page: 1 Pay Period Dates: 4/10/2017 to 4/23/2017 May 02, 2017 08:47AM

Report Criteria: Paid transmittals included

Transmittal Check Pay Per Pay GL Number Name Number Date Code Description Account Amount

GRAND COUNTY CREDIT 96826 04/23/2017 70-02 EMPLOYEE W/H Grand County Credit 10-2242000-000 1,629.00 1 GRAND COUNTY CREDIT 96826 04/23/2017 70-02 EMPLOYEE W/H Grand County Credit 10-4113-110-000 62.03

Total 1: 1,691.03

2 2 MOUNTAIN AMERICA CR 96830 04/23/2017 70-01 EMPLOYEE W/H Mount. America Cred 10-2241000-000 250.00

Total 2: 250.00

3 3 OFFICE OF RECOVERY S 96832 04/23/2017 69-02 Case #C000954508 Child Support Pay 21-2246000-000 165.96

Total3: 165.96

4 4 GRAND COUNTY TREAS 96827 04/23/2017 66-00 EMPLOYEE W/H Grand County Treasur 10-2240000-000 650.75 4 GRAND COUNTY TREAS 96827 04/23/2017 66-00 EMPLOYEE W/H Grand County Treasur 21-2240000-000 45.00 4 GRAND COUNTY TREAS 96827 04/23/2017 66-00 EMPLOYEE W/H Grand County Treasur 72-2240000-000 50.00

Total4: 745.75

5 5 AFLAC 96823 04/23/2017 62-02 EMPLOYEE W/H 10-2239000-000 159.74 5 AFLAC 96823 04/23/2017 62-02 EMPLOYEE W/H 21-2239000-000 18.40 5 AFLAC 96823 04/23/2017 60-01 EMPLOYEE W/H 10-2239000-000 716.36 5 AFLAC 96823 04/23/2017 60-01 EMPLOYEE W/H 21-2239000-000 57.88 5 AFLAC 96823 04/23/2017 60-01 EMPLOYEE W/H 23-2239000-000 61.24 5 AFLAC 96823 04/23/2017 60-01 EMPLOYEE W/H 70-2239000-000 43.30 5 AFLAC 96823 04/23/2017 60-01 ROUNDING 10-2239000-000 .04-

Total 5: 1,056.88

10 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96831 04/23/2017 71-01 EMPLOYEE W/H FSA (Cafe) Plan Pay 10-2256000-000 1,364.29 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96831 04/23/2017 71-01 EMPLOYEE W/H FSA (Cafe) Plan Pay 10-4113-110-000 108.33 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96831 04/23/2017 71-01 EMPLOYEE W/H FSA (Cafe) Plan Pay 17 -2256000-000 45.00 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96831 04/23/2017 71-01 EMPLOYEE W/H FSA (Cafe) Plan Pay 21-2256000-000 568.33 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96831 04/23/2017 71-01 EMPLOYEE W/H FSA (Cafe) Plan Pay 23-2256000-000 20.84 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96831 04/23/2017 71-01 EMPLOYEE W/H FSA (Cafe) Plan Pay 45-2256000-000 20.83 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96831 04/23/2017 71-01 EMPLOYEE W/H FSA (Cafe) Plan Pay 46-2256000-000 110.00 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96831 04/23/2017 71-01 EMPLOYEE W/H FSA (Cafe) Plan Pay 70-2256000-000 50.00 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96831 04/23/2017 71-01 EMPLOYEE W/H FSA (Cafe) Plan Pay 72-2256000-000 83.33 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96831 04/23/2017 71-01 EMPLOYEE W/H FSA (Cafe) Plan Pay 10-2256000-000 216.66 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96831 04/23/2017 71-02 EMPLOYEE W/H Dependent Child Care 10-2256000-000 75.00 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96831 04/23/2017 71-03 EMPLOYEE W/H HSA Plan Pay Period 10-2257000-000 1,938.05 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96831 04/23/2017 71-03 EMPLOYEE W/H HSA Plan Pay Period 10-4212-400-000 100.00 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96831 04/23/2017 71-03 EMPLOYEE W/H HSA Plan Pay Period 21-2257000-000 200.00 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96831 04/23/2017 71-03 EMPLOYEE W/H HSA Plan Pay Period 40-2257000-000 150.00 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96831 04/23/2017 71-03 EMPLOYEE W/H HSA Plan Pay Period 70-2257000-000 75.00 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96831 04/23/2017 71-03 EMPLOYEE W/H HSA Plan Pay Period 72-2257000-000 351.02 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96831 04/23/2017 71-03 EMPLOYEE W/H HSA Plan Pay Period 76-2257000-000 1.00 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96831 04/23/2017 71-03 EMPLOYEE W/H HSA Plan Pay Period 10-2257000-000 3,866.66 Grand County Transmittal Register - Council Approval Page: 2 Pay Period Dates: 4/10/2017 to 4/23/2017 May 02, 2017 08:47AM

Transmittal Check Pay Per Pay GL Number Name Number Date Code Description Account Amount

10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96831 04/23/2017 71-03 EMPLOYEE W/H HSA Plan Pay Period 21-2257000-000 600.00 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96831 04/23/2017 71-03 EMPLOYEE W/H HSA Plan Pay Period 40-2257000-000 400.00 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96831 04/23/2017 71-03 EMPLOYEE W/H HSA Plan Pay Period 46-2257000-000 50.00 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96831 04/23/2017 71-03 EMPLOYEE W/H HSA Plan Pay Period 70-2257000-000 200.00 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96831 04/23/2017 71-03 EMPLOYEE W/H HSA Plan Pay Period 72-2257000-000 500.00 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96831 04/23/2017 71-03 EMPLOYEE W/H HSA Plan Pay Period 76-2257000-000 100.00 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96834 04/23/2017 71-01 FSA-ASSESSOR 10-4146-130-000 1.95 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96834 04/23/2017 71-01 FSA-ATTY 10-4145-130-000 5.85 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96834 04/23/2017 71-01 FSA-BLDG INS. 10-4242-130-000 3.90 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96834 04/23/2017 71-01 FSA-CJC 45-4110-130-000 1.95 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96834 04/23/2017 71-01 FSA-CLERK 10-4142-130-000 1.95 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96834 04/23/2017 71-01 FSA-COUNTY ADMIN 10-4112-130-000 1.95 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96834 04/23/2017 71-01 FSA-COUNTY ADMIN 10-4160-130-000 3.90 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96834 04/23/2017 71-01 FSA-FAMILY SUPPORT 46-4110-130-000 1.95 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96834 04/23/2017 71-01 FSA-HR 10-4113-130-000 1.95 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96834 04/23/2017 71-01 FSA-IT 10-4114-130-000 1.95 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96834 04/23/2017 71-01 FSA-JAIL 10-4212-130-000 5.85 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96834 04/23/2017 71-01 FSA-JUSTICE COURT 10-4122-130-000 3.90 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96834 04/23/2017 71-01 FSA-LIBRARY 72-4272-130-000 1.95 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96834 04/23/2017 71-01 FSA-TRAVEL COUNCIL 23-4236-130-000 1.95 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96834 04/23/2017 71-01 FSA-RECORDER 10-4144-130-000 1.95 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96834 04/23/2017 71-01 FSA-ROAD 21-4520-130-000 17.55 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96834 04/23/2017 71-01 FSA-SAND FLATS 70-4270-130-000 1.95 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96834 04/23/2017 71-01 FSA-SENIOR CITIZENS 10-4311-130-000 1.95 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96834 04/23/2017 71-01 FSA-SHERIFF 10-4211-130-000 11.70 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96834 04/23/2017 71-01 FSA-OSTA 10-4511-130-000 1.95 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96834 04/23/2017 71-01 FSA-TREASURER 10-4143-130-000 3.90 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96834 04/23/2017 71-01 FSA-WEED 10-4252-130-000 1.95 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96834 04/23/2017 71-01 FSA-GRAND WATER/SEWER 11-4225-600-000 3.90 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96834 04/23/2017 71-01 FSA-PLANNING AND ZONING 10-4180-130-000 1.95 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96834 04/23/2017 71-03 HSA-AIRPORT 10-4562-130-000 12.00 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96834 04/23/2017 71-03 HSA-EMS 40-4140-130-000 15.00 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96834 04/23/2017 71-03 HSA- ASSESSOR 10-4146-130-000 6.00 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96834 04/23/2017 71-03 HSA- BULIDING INSPECTOR 10-4242-130-000 3.00 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96834 04/23/2017 71-03 HSA- CEMETERY 76-4275-130-000 3.00 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96834 04/23/2017 71-03 HSA-CLERK 10-4142-130-000 12.00 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96834 04/23/2017 71-03 HSA-ADMIN 10-4112-130-000 6.00 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96834 04/23/2017 71-03 HSA-COURTHOUSE 10-4160-130-000 9.00 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96834 04/23/2017 71-03 HSA- FAMILY SUPPORT 46-4110-130-000 3.00 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96834 04/23/2017 71-03 HSA- HR 10-4113-130-000 3.00 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96834 04/23/2017 71-03 HSA-JAIL 10-4212-130-000 21.00 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96834 04/23/2017 71-03 HSA-LIB 72-4272-130-000 21.00 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96834 04/23/2017 71-03 HSA-P & Z 10-4180-130-000 6.00 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96834 04/23/2017 71-03 HSA-RECORDER 10-4144-130-000 6.00 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96834 04/23/2017 71-03 HSA-ROAD 21-4520-130-000 18.00 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96834 04/23/2017 71-03 HSA-SANDFLATS 70-4270-130-000 6.00 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96834 04/23/2017 71-03 HSA-SENIOR CITZENS 10-4311-130-000 12.00 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96834 04/23/2017 71-03 HSA-SHERIFF 10-4211-130-000 54.00 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96834 04/23/2017 71-03 HSA-SPANISH TRAIL ARENA 10-4511-130-000 9.00 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96834 04/23/2017 71-03 HSA-TREASURER 10-4143-130-000 3.00 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96834 04/23/2017 71-03 HSA-WEEDS 10-4252-130-000 3.00 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96834 04/23/2017 71-03 HSA-GRAND WIS 11-4225-600-000 30.00 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96834 04/23/2017 71-03 HSA-SOLID WASTE 11-4225-600-000 30.00 10 NATIONAL BENEFIT SER 96834 04/23/2017 71-03 HSA - JUSTICE COURT 10-4122-130-000 3.00

Total 10: 11,578.04 Grand County Transmittal Register - Council Approval Page: 3 Pay Period Dates: 4/10/2017 to 4/23/2017 May 02, 2017 08:47AM

Transmittal Check Pay Per Pay GL Number Name Number Date Code Description Account Amount

25 25 LIBERTY MUTUAL INSUR 96828 04/23/2017 63-00 EMPLOYEE W/H - AUTO INS 10-2234000-000 3,220.72 25 LIBERTY MUTUAL INSUR 96828 04/23/2017 63-00 EMPLOYEE W/H - AUTO INS 21-2234000-000 251.98 25 LIBERTY MUTUAL INSUR 96828 04/23/2017 63-00 EMPLOYEE W/H - AUTO INS 23-2234000-000 88.78 25 LIBERTY MUTUAL INSUR 96828 04/23/2017 63-00 EMPLOYEE W/H - AUTO INS 24-2234000-000 135.16 25 LIBERTY MUTUAL INSUR 96828 04/23/2017 63-00 EMPLOYEE W/H - AUTO INS 40-2234000-000 149.84 25 LIBERTY MUTUAL INSUR 96828 04/23/2017 63-00 EMPLOYEE W/H - AUTO INS 72-2234000-000 571.82

Total 25: 4,418.30

28 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 40-01 Utah Retirement T1 401 (K) Pay Period: 10-2261000-000 1,708.16 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 40-01 Utah Retirement T1 401(K) Pay Period: 21-2261000-000 346.08 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 40-01 Utah Retirement T1 401 (K) Pay Period: 23-2261000-000 200.00 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 40-01 Utah Retirement T1 401 (K) Pay Period: 40-2261000-000 49.46 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 40-01 Utah Retirement T1 401 (K) Pay Period: 45-2261000-000 50.00 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 40-01 Utah Retirement T1 401 (K) Pay Period: 70-2261000-000 250.00 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 40-01 Utah Retirement T1 401 (K) Pay Period: 72-2261000-000 316.70 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 40-01 Utah Retirement T1 401 (K) Pay Period: 75-2261000-000 188.37 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 40-01 Utah Retirement T1 401 (K) Pay Period: 10-2261000-000 1,481.61 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 40-01 Utah Retirement T1 401 (K) Pay Period: 21-2261 000-000 469.75 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 40-01 Utah Retirement T1 401 (K) Pay Period: 23-2261000-000 98.46 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 40-01 Utah Retirement T1 401 (K) Pay Period: 40-2261000-000 62.36 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 40-01 Utah Retirement T1 401 (K) Pay Period: 45-2261000-000 44.26 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 40-01 Utah Retirement T1 401 (K) Pay Period: 46-2261 000-000 32.83 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 40-01 Utah Retirement T1 401 (K) Pay Period: 70-2261000-000 107.77 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 40-01 Utah Retirement T1 401 (K) Pay Period: 72-2261000-000 187.87 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 40-01 Utah Retirement T1 401 (K) Pay Period: 75-2261000-000 96.73 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 40-02 Utah Retirement T1 401 (K) Pol Pay Per 10-2261000-000 1, 154.88 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 40-06 Utah Retirement T2 DB HYB 401 (K) Pa 10-2261000-000 16.83 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 40-06 Utah Retirement T2 DB HYB 401 (K) Pa 21-2261 000-000 44.69 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 40-06 Utah Retirement T2 DB HYB 401 (K) Pa 72-2261 000-000 169.60 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 40-06 Utah Retirement T2 DB HYB 401(1<) Pa 10-2261000-000 497.76 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 40-06 Utah Retirement T2 DB HYB 401(K) Pa 21-2261000-000 94.20 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 40-06 Utah Retirement T2 DB HYB 401 (K) Pa 23-2261000-000 37.17 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 40-06 Utah Retirement T2 DB HYB 401 (K) Pa 24-2261000-000 21.93 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 40-06 Utah Retirement T2 DB HYB 401(K) Pa 40-2261000-000 160.12 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 40-06 Utah Retirement T2 DB HYB 401(K) Pa 46-2261000-000 38.59 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 40-06 Utah Retirement T2 DB HYB 401(1<) Pa 72-2261000-000 48.63 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 40-06 Utah Retirement T2 DB HYB 401(K) Pa 75-2261000-000 32.86 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 40-06 Utah Retirement T2 DB HYB 401(K) Pa 76-2261000-000 47.66 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 40-07 Utah Retirement T2 DB PS HYB 401(1<) 10-2261000-000 116.69 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 40-07 Utah Retirement T2 DB PS HYB 401(1<) 10-2261000-000 251.44 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 40-08 Utah Retirement T2 DC 401(1<) Pay Per 10-2261000-000 850.00 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 40-08 Utah Retirement T2 DC 401 (K) Pay Per 40-2261000-000 22.15 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 40-08 Utah Retirement T2 DC 401(K) Pay Per 10-2261000-000 465.55 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 40-08 Utah Retirement T2 DC 401(1<) Pay Per 40-2261000-000 221.54 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 41-01 Utah Retirement 457 Pay Period: 4/23/2 10-2263000-000 1,020.67 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 41-01 Utah Retirement 457 Pay Period: 4/23/2 21-2263000-000 37.94 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 42-00 Utah Retirement ROTH IRA Pay Period 10-2258000-000 803.31 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 42-00 Utah Retirement ROTH IRA Pay Period 21-2258000-000 95.69 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 42-00 Utah Retirement ROTH IRA Pay Period 23-2258000-000 40.00 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 42-00 Utah Retirement ROTH IRA Pay Period 72-2258000-000 95.00 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 43-00 Utah Retirement TRADITIONAL IRA Pa 10-2258000-000 25.00 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 43-00 Utah Retirement TRADITIONAL IRA Pa 21-2258000-000 5.00 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 51-00 Utah Retirement Retirement-repay of loa 10-2259000-000 1,564.77 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 51-00 Utah Retirement Retirement-repay of loa 21-2259000-000 97.33 Grand County Transmittal Register - Council Approval Page: 4 Pay Period Dates: 4/10/2017 to 4/23/2017 May 02, 2017 08:47AM

Transmittal Check Pay Per Pay GL Number Name Number Date Code Description Account Amount

28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 51-00 Utah Retirement Retirement-repay of loa 72-2259000-000 35.17 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 51-00 Utah Retirement Retirement-repay of loa 75-2259000-000 31.45 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 55-01 Utah Retirement T2 DB Hybrid Pay Peri 10-2260000-000 4,169.34 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 55-01 Utah Retirement T2 DB Hybrid Pay Peri 21-2260000-000 788.99 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 55-01 Utah Retirement T2 DB Hybrid Pay Peri 23-2260000-000 311.31 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 55-01 Utah Retirement T2 DB Hybrid Pay Peri 24-2260000-000 183.72 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 55-01 Utah Retirement T2 DB Hybrid Pay Peri 40-2260000-000 1,341.36 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 55-01 Utah Retirement T2 DB Hybrid Pay Peri 46-2260000-000 323.27 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 55-01 Utah Retirement T2 DB Hybrid Pay Peri 72-2260000-000 407.30 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 55-01 Utah Retirement T2 DB Hybrid Pay Peri 75-2260000-000 275.26 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 55-01 Utah Retirement T2 DB Hybrid Pay Peri 76-2260000-000 399.22 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 55-02 Utah Retirement T2 DB PS Hybrid Pay 10-2260000-000 4,472.86 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 55-03 Utah Retirement T2 DC Pay Period: 4/ 10-2260000-000 311.46 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 55-03 Utah Retirement T2 DC Pay Period: 4/ 40-2260000-000 148.21 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 90-01 Utah Retirement T1 Non-Contributory R 10-2260000-000 13,751.28 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 90-01 Utah Retirement T1 Non-Contributory R 21-2260000-000 4,359.93 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 90-01 Utah Retirement T1 Non-Contributory R 23-2260000-000 913.90 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 90-01 Utah Retirement T1 Non-Contributory R 40-2260000-000 578.73 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 90-01 Utah Retirement T1 Non-Contributory R 45-2260000-000 410.77 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 90-01 Utah Retirement T1 Non-Contributory R 46-2260000-000 304.74 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 90-01 Utah Retirement T1 Non-Contributory R 70-2260000-000 1,000.36 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 90-01 Utah Retirement T1 Non-Contributory R 72-2260000-000 1,743.60 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 90-01 Utah Retirement T1 Non-Contributory R 75-2260000-000 897.77 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 90-01 Utah Retirement T1 Non-Contributory R 76-2260000-000 365.26 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 90-02 Utah Retirement T1 Contributory Retire 21-2260000-000 877.20 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 90-03 Utah Retirement T1 Police Non-Contrib 10-2260000-000 8,492.92 28 UTAH RETIREMENT SYS 42817102 04/23/2017 40-06 Utah Retirement- T2 DB HYB 401 (K} 10-2261000-000 400.00

Total 28: 61,062.79

29 29 IRS - FICNFWT 42817101 04/23/2017 74-00 FICNFWT Social Security Pay Period: 10-2221000-000 11,232.87 29 IRS - FICNFWT 42817101 04/23/2017 7 4-00 FICNFWT Social Security Pay Period: 10-4113-110-000 172.13 29 IRS - FICNFWT 42817101 04/23/2017 74-00 FICNFWT Social Security Pay Period: 21-2221000-000 1,863.46 29 IRS - FICNFWT 42817101 04/23/2017 74-00 FICNFWT Social Security Pay Period: 23-2221000-000 435.82 29 IRS - FICNFWT 42817101 04/23/2017 7 4-00 FICNFWT Social Security Pay Period: 24-2221000-000 76.40 29 IRS - FICNFWT 42817101 04/23/2017 74-00 FICNFWT Social Security Pay Period: 25-2221000-000 24.15 29 IRS - FICNFWT 42817101 04/23/2017 7 4-00 FICNFWT Social Security Pay Period: 25-4241-11 0-000 3.50 29 IRS - FICNFWT 42817101 04/23/2017 74-00 FICNFWT Social Security Pay Period: 30-2221000-000 68.00 29 IRS - FICNFWT 42817101 04/23/2017 7 4-00 FICNFWT Social Security Pay Period: 40-2221000-000 1,263.10 29 IRS - FICNFWT 42817101 04/23/2017 74-00 FICNFWT Social Security Pay Period: 45-2221000-000 139.39 29 IRS - FICNFWT 42817101 04/23/2017 74-00 FICNFWT Social Security Pay Period: 46-2221000-000 245.40 29 IRS - FICNFWT 42817101 04/23/2017 74-00 FICNFWT Social Security Pay Period: 70-2221000-000 609.48 29 IRS - FICNFWT 42817101 04/23/2017 74-00 FICNFWT Social Security Pay Period: 72-2221000-000 940.42 29 IRS - FICNFWT 42817101 04/23/2017 74-00 FICNFWT Social Security Pay Period: 7 5-2221000-000 415.82 29 IRS - FICNFWT 42817101 04/23/2017 74-00 FICNFWT Social Security Pay Period: 76-2221000-000 291.35 29 IRS - FICNFWT 42817101 04/23/2017 74-00 FICNFWT Social Security Pay Period: 10-2221000-000 11,257.12 29 IRS - FICNFWT 42817101 04/23/2017 74-00 FICNFWT Social Security Pay Period: 21-2221000-000 2,011.34 29 IRS - FICNFWT 42817101 04/23/2017 7 4-00 FICNFWT Social Security Pay Period: 23-2221000-000 435.82 29 IRS - FICNFWT 42817101 04/23/2017 74-00 FICNFWT Social Security Pay Period: 24-2221000-000 76.40 29 IRS - FICNFWT 42817101 04/23/2017 74-00 FICNFWT Social Security Pay Period: 25-2221000-000 27.65 29 IRS - FICNFWT 42817101 04/23/2017 74-00 FICNFWT Social Security Pay Period: 30-2221000-000 68.00 29 IRS - FICNFWT 42817101 04/23/2017 74-00 FICNFWT Social Security Pay Period: 40-2221000-000 1,263.10 29 IRS - FICNFWT 42817101 04/23/2017 74-00 FICNFWT Social Security Pay Period: 45-2221000-000 139.39 29 IRS - FICNFWT 42817101 04/23/2017 74-00 FICNFWT Social Security Pay Period: 46-2221000-000 245.40 29 IRS - FICNFWT 42817101 04/23/2017 74-00 FICNFWT Social Security Pay Period: 70-2221000-000 609.48 29 IRS - FICNFWT 42817101 04/23/2017 74-00 FICNFWT Social Security Pay Period: 72-2221000-000 940.42 Grand County Transmittal Register - Council Approval Page: 5 Pay Period Dates: 4/10/2017 to 4/23/2017 May 02, 2017 08:47AM

Transmittal Check Pay Per Pay GL Number Name Number Date Code Description Account Amount

29 IRS - FICA/FWT 42817101 04/23/2017 74-00 FICA/FWT Social Security Pay Period: 7 5-2221000-000 415.82 29 IRS - FICA/FWT 42817101 04/23/2017 7 4-00 FICA/FWT Social Security Pay Period: 76-2221000-000 291.35 29 IRS- FICA/FWT 42817101 04/23/2017 75-00 FICA/FWT Medicare Pay Period: 4/23/2 10-2224000-000 2,589.22 29 IRS - FICA/FWT 42817101 04/23/2017 75-00 FICA/FWT Medicare Pay Period: 4/23/2 10-4113-110-000 40.26 29 IRS - FICA/FWT 42817101 04/23/2017 75-00 FICA/FWT Medicare Pay Period: 4/23/2 10-4211-130-002 3.20 29 IRS - FICA/FWT 42817101 04/23/2017 75-00 FICA/FWT Medicare Pay Period: 4/23/2 21-2224000-000 470.38 29 IRS - FICA/FWT 42817101 04/23/2017 75-00 FICA/FWT Medicare Pay Period: 4/23/2 23-2224000-000 101.93 29 IRS- FICA/FWT 42817101 04/23/2017 75-00 FICA/FWT Medicare Pay Period: 4/23/2 24-2224000-000 17.87 29 IRS - FICA/FWT 42817101 04/23/2017 75-00 FICA/FWT Medicare Pay Period: 4/23/2 25-2224000-000 5.65 29 IRS - FICA/FWT 42817101 04/23/2017 75-00 FICA/FWT Medicare Pay Period: 4/23/2 25-4241-110-000 .82 29 IRS - FICA/FWT 42817101 04/23/2017 75-00 FICA/FWT Medicare Pay Period: 4/23/2 30-2224000-000 15.90 29 IRS - FICA/FWT 42817101 04/23/2017 75-00 FICA/FWT Medicare Pay Period: 4/23/2 40-2224000-000 295.44 29 IRS - FICA/FWT 42817101 04/23/2017 75-00 FICA/FWT Medicare Pay Period: 4/23/2 45-2224000-000 32.60 29 IRS - FICA/FWT 42817101 04/23/2017 75-00 FICA/FWT Medicare Pay Period: 4/23/2 46-2224000-000 57.39 29 IRS - FICA/FWT 42817101 04/23/2017 75-00 FICA/FWT Medicare Pay Period: 4/23/2 70-2224000-000 142.53 29 IRS - FICA/FWT 42817101 04/23/2017 75-00 FICA/FWT Medicare Pay Period: 4/23/2 72-2224000-000 219.91 29 IRS - FICA/FWT 42817101 04/23/2017 75-00 FICA/FWT Medicare Pay Period: 4/23/2 75-2224000-000 97.25 29 IRS - FICA/FWT 42817101 04/23/2017 75-00 FICA/FWT Medicare Pay Period: 4/23/2 76-2224000-000 68.14 29 IRS - FICA/FWT 42817101 04/23/2017 75-00 FICA/FWT Medicare Pay Period: 4/23/2 10-2224000-000 2,632.68 29 IRS - FICA/FWT 42817101 04/23/2017 75-00 FICA/FWT Medicare Pay Period: 4/23/2 21-2224000-000 470.38 29 IRS - FICA/FWT 42817101 04/23/2017 75-00 FICA/FWT Medicare Pay Period: 4/23/2 23-2224000-000 101.93 29 IRS - FICA/FWT 42817101 04/23/2017 75-00 FICA/FWT Medicare Pay Period: 4/23/2 24-2224000-000 17.87 29 IRS - FICA/FWT 42817101 04/23/2017 75-00 FICA/FWT Medicare Pay Period: 4/23/2 25-2224000-000 6.47 29 IRS- FICA/FWT 42817101 04/23/2017 75-00 FICA/FWT Medicare Pay Period: 4/23/2 30-2224000-000 15.90 29 IRS - FICA/FWT 42817101 04/23/2017 75-00 FICA/FWT Medicare Pay Period: 4/23/2 40-2224000-000 295.44 29 IRS - FICA/FWT 42817101 04/23/2017 75-00 FICA/FWT Medicare Pay Period: 4/23/2 45-2224000-000 32.60 29 IRS - FICA/FWT 42817101 04/23/2017 75-00 FICA/FWT Medicare Pay Period: 4/23/2 46-2224000-000 57.39 29 IRS - FICA/FWT 42817101 04/23/2017 75-00 FICA/FWT Medicare Pay Period: 4/23/2 70-2224000-000 142.53 29 IRS - FICA/FWT 42817101 04/23/2017 75-00 FICA/FWT Medicare Pay Period: 4/23/2 72-2224000-000 219.91 29 IRS - FICA/FWT 42817101 04/23/2017 75-00 FICA/FWT Medicare Pay Period: 4/23/2 75-2224000-000 97.25 29 IRS - FICA/FWT 42817101 04/23/2017 75-00 FICA/FWT Medicare Pay Period: 4/23/2 76-2224000-000 68.14 29 IRS - FICA/FWT 42817101 04/23/2017 76-00 FICA/FWT Federal Witholding Pay Peri 10-2222000-000 20,006.89 29 IRS - FICA/FWT 42817101 04/23/2017 76-00 FICA/FWT Federal Witholding Pay Peri 10-4113-110-000 213.84 29 IRS - FICA/FWT 42817101 04/23/2017 76-00 FICA/FWT Federal Witholding Pay Peri 10-4211-130-002 25.00 29 IRS - FICA/FWT 42817101 04/23/2017 76-00 FICA/FWT Federal Witholding Pay Peri 21-2222000-000 3,298.12 29 IRS - FICA/FWT 42817101 04/23/2017 76-00 FICA/FWT Federal Witholding Pay Peri 23-2222000-000 739.16 29 IRS - FICA/FWT 42817101 04/23/2017 76-00 FICA/FWT Federal Witholding Pay Peri 24-2222000-000 130.27 29 IRS - FICA/FWT 42817101 04/23/2017 76-00 FICA/FWT Federal Witholding Pay Peri 25-2222000-000 5.68 29 IRS - FICA/FWT 42817101 04/23/2017 76-00 FICA/FWT Federal Witholding Pay Peri 30-2222000-000 12.10 29 IRS - FICA/FWT 42817101 04/23/2017 76-00 FICA/FWT Federal Witholding Pay Peri 40-2222000-000 2,020.35 29 IRS - FICA/FWT 42817101 04/23/2017 76-00 FICA/FWT Federal Witholding Pay Peri 45-2222000-000 237.21 29 IRS - FICA/FWT 42817101 04/23/2017 76-00 FICA/FWT Federal Witholding Pay Peri 46-2222000-000 360.09 29 IRS - FICA/FWT 42817101 04/23/2017 76-00 FICA/FWT Federal Witholding Pay Peri 70-2222000-000 619.27 29 IRS - FICA/FWT 42817101 04/23/2017 76-00 FICA/FWT Federal Witholding Pay Peri 72-2222000-000 1, 165.15 29 IRS- FICA/FWT 42817101 04/23/2017 76-00 FICA/FWT Federal Witholding Pay Peri 75-2222000-000 737.13 29 IRS - FICA/FWT 42817101 04/23/2017 76-00 FICA/FWT Federal Witholding Pay Peri 76-2222000-000 324.33

Total 29: 73,n4.15

38 38 FRONTIER RECOVERY S 96825 04/23/2017 69-03 POOR #169700176 Garnishment Pay P 10-2264000-000 405.82

Total 38: 405.82

42 42 WASHINGTON NATIONAL 96833 04/23/2017 61-02 EMPLYEE W/H 10-2245000-000 772.52 42 WASHINGTON NATIONAL 96833 04/23/2017 61-02 EMPLYEE W/H 21-2245000-000 314.60 Grand County Transmittal Register - Council Approval Page: 6 Pay Period Dates: 4/10/2017 to 4/23/2017 May 02, 2017 08:47AM

Transmittal Check Pay Per Pay GL Number Name Number Date Code Description Account Amount

42 WASHINGTON NATIONAL 96833 04/23/2017 61-02 EMPLYEEW/H 72-2245000-000 102.70

Total 42: 1,189.82

43 43 LINCOLN NATL LIFE INS 96829 04/23/2017 61-06 EMPLOYEE W/H- 2 PARTY 11-4220-410-000 2,100.96 43 LINCOLN NATL LIFE INS 96829 04/23/2017 61-05 EMPLOYEE W/H- SINGLE 11-4220-410-000 41.70 43 LINCOLN NATL LIFE INS 96829 04/23/2017 96-00 LTD 10-2262000-000 430.18 43 LINCOLN NATL LIFE INS 96829 04/23/2017 96-00 LTD 21-2262000-000 .12 43 LINCOLN NATL LIFE INS 96829 04/23/2017 97-00 LTD 10-2262000-000 865.57 43 LINCOLN NATL LIFE INS 96829 04/23/2017 97-00 LTD 21-2262000-000 294.36 43 LINCOLN NATL LIFE INS 96829 04/23/2017 97-00 LTD 23-2262000-000 63.42 43 LINCOLN NAT'L LIFE INS 96829 04/23/2017 97-00 LTD 24-2262000-000 11.18 43 LINCOLN NATL LIFE INS 96829 04/23/2017 97-00 LTD 27 -2262000-000 1.97 43 LINCOLN NATL LIFE INS 96829 04/23/2017 97-00 LTD 40-2262000-000 97.12 43 LINCOLN NATL LIFE INS 96829 04/23/2017 97-00 LTD 45-2262000-000 20.48 43 LINCOLN NAT'L LIFE INS 96829 04/23/2017 97-00 LTD 46-2262000-000 24.64 43 LINCOLN NATL LIFE INS 96829 04/23/2017 97-00 LTD 70-2262000-000 49.12 43 LINCOLN NATL LIFE INS 96829 04/23/2017 97-00 LTD 72-2262000-000 109.70 43 LINCOLN NATL LIFE INS 96829 04/23/2017 61-05 SINGLE- EMPLYR 11-3345-000-000 240.22 43 LINCOLN NATL LIFE INS 96829 04/23/2017 61-06 SINGLE- 2P/ FAM 11-3345-000-000 1, 189.72 43 LINCOLN NATL LIFE INS 96829 04/23/2017 61-06 OUTSIDE AGENCIES 11-4220-410-000 234.32 43 LINCOLN NATL LIFE INS 96829 04/23/2017 61-06 ROUNDING 11-4220-41 0-000 .74 43 LINCOLN NAT'L LIFE INS 96829 04/23/2017 61-06 EMPLOYEE ADJUSTMENTS 11-4220-410-000 379.46 43 LINCOLN NATL LIFE INS 96829 04/23/2017 61-06 EMPLOYEE ADJUSTMENTS- VAL MOS 11-3345-000-000 53.95 43 LINCOLN NATL LIFE INS 96829 04/23/2017 61-06 EMPLOYEEADJUSTMENTS-COLENE 11-3345-000-000 23.58

Total 43: 6,232.51

44 44 AFLAC GROUP INSURAN 96824 04/23/2017 60-05 GROUNP - EMP. W/H 10-2238000-000 463.18 44 AFLAC GROUP INSURAN 96824 04/23/2017 60-05 GROUNP - EMP. W/H 21-2238000-000 23.16 44 AFLAC GROUP INSURAN 96824 04/23/2017 60-05 GROUP- EMP. W/H 46-2238000-000 16.20 44 AFLAC GROUP INSURAN 96824 04/23/2017 60-05 GROUP- EMP. W/H 72-2238000-000 30.90 44 AFLAC GROUP INSURAN 96824 04/23/2017 62-03 GROUP- EMP. W/H 10-2238000-000 217.20 44 AFLAC GROUP INSURAN 96824 04/23/2017 62-03 GROUP- EMP. W/H 21-2238000-000 66.54 44 AFLAC GROUP INSURAN 96824 04/23/2017 62-03 GROUP- EMP. W/H 23-2238000-000 8.56 44 AFLAC GROUP INSURAN 96824 04/23/2017 62-03 GROUP- EMP. W/H 72-2238000-000 15.56 44 AFLAC GROUP INSURAN 96824 04/23/2017 60-05 EMP ADJUSTMENT- CURT BREWER 10-2238000-000 29.40

Total 44: 870.70

Grand Totals: ------·· ---··· ~ -- ---~-·------· ·-·--- -~-- - 163,441.75 ; I ! i Dated: ()5/f)~\ T I ; County Audi~or: ~~=8-J I i Council Chairperso_n: Report Criteria: Paid transmittals included •Council: 'Council: i . Check No. Of'~2.3-0f(~3L/- l.f~1 v44,~l) 1.-\-26 \1\0 \ - ~t'2'6\ 1 \01- (-f~&1, 6 ?b q Lt) Grand County Pay Code Transaction Report - Council Payment Approval Page: Pay period: 4/10/2017 - 4/23/2017 May 02, 2017 08:53AM

Total AIRPORT: 6 .00 .00 5,065.40 Total AMBULANCE: 21 .00 .00 15,549.81 Total ASSESSOR: 4 .00 .00 3,964.41 Total ATTORNEY: 5 .00 .00 6,450.31 Total BUILDING INSPECTOR: 4 .00 .00 5,861.50 Total CEMETARY DISTRICT: 3 .00 .00 3,807.35 Total CHILD JUST CTR: .00 .00 1,543.58 Total CLERK/AUDITOR: 6 .00 .00 6,521.95 Total COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR: 3 .00 .00 5,123.68 Total COUNTY COUNCIL: 7 .00 .00 2,960.18 Total COURTHOUSE: 6 .00 .00 6,853.54 Total FAMILY SUPPORT CENTE: 5 .00 .00 2,981.72 Total HUMAN RESOURCES: .00 .00 1,875.88 Total JAIL: 14 .00 .00 19,397.58 Total JUSTICE COURT: 4 .00 .00 4,038.50 Total LIBRARY: 18 .00 .00 10,999.05 Total MOAB MOSQUITO DISTRI: 4 .00 .00 4,917.30 Total MOAB PROMOTION: 4 .00 .00 4,894.38 Total PLANNING & ZONING: 3 .00 .00 3,424.15

Total RECORDER: ·-----~------·-·----. 3 .00 .00 3,278.20 Total ROADS - CLASS B: 19 .00 .00 25,229.42

Total SANDFLATS RECREATION: ~ 10 .00 .00 7,769.05 - Total SEARCH & RESCUE: ~ 15 .00 .00 5,946.68 c\ Total SENIOR CITIZENS: t"-- 7 .00 .00 5,015.16 Total SHERIFF: ~ 18 .00 .00 30,669.86 Total SPANISH TRAIL ARENA: 5 .00 .00 5,615.89 r c Total TREASURER: 0 en a '- 2 .00 .00 2,825.21 QJ 0. r Total WEED CONTROL: '- cu 4 .00 .00 1,795.28 ..c: ~ u z0 Grand Totals: ·c::; ·c::; ·c:::; :r '"C ~ QJ c c c u 202 .00 .00 204,375.02 ..... :> :> :> QJ cu 0 0 0 .c 0 u u u u ,.,

Grand County Payment Approval Report Page: Report dates: 4/17/2017-4/21/2017 Apr 28, 2017 03:46PM

Report Criteria: Detail report. Invoices with totals above $0 included. Paid and unpaid invoices included.

Last Check Number Vendor Vendor Name Invoice Number Description Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid

41MPRINT, INC. 96758 31163 41MPRINT, INC. 5334137 TRAVEL COUNCIL 398.30 398.30 04/20/2017

Total 41MPRINT, INC.: 398.30 398.30

ADVERTISER 96759 30946 ADVERTISER A201703206 EXTENSION 13.50 13.50 04/20/2017

Total ADVERTISER: 13.50 13.50

AIRPORT GARAGE COMPANY, LLC 96760 34064 AIRPORT GARAGE COMPANY, APRIL2017 AIRPORT GARAGE UNIT #7 100.00 100.00 04/20/2017

Total AIRPORT GARAGE COMPANY, LLC: 100.00 100.00

ANDERSON & ANDERSON, P.C. 96761 32729 ANDERSON & ANDERSON, P.C. 14391 DEPUTY LEGAL SERVICES 1,000.00 1,000.00 04/20/2017

Total ANDERSON & ANDERSON, P.C.: 1,000.00 1,000.00

AUDIO EDITIONS 96762 31065 AUDIO EDITIONS 1629044 LIBRARY 329.87 329.87 04/20/2017

Total AUDIO EDITIONS: 329.87 329.87

AUSTIN PRECISION PRODUCTS, INC. 96763 35355 AUSTIN PRECISION PRODUCT 458538 SHERIFF 1,188.95 1,188.95 04/20/2017

Total AUSTIN PRECISION PRODUCTS, INC.: 1,188.95 1,188.95

BACK OF BEYOND BOOKS 96764 32887 BACK OF BEYOND BOOKS 2144 LIBRARY 75.12 75.12 04/20/2017

Total BACK OF BEYOND BOOKS: 75.12 75.12

BARNHARDT, WILL 96765 35453 BARNHARDT, WILL 04142017 PER DIEM 62.00 62.00 04/20/2017

Total BARNHARDT, WILL: 62.00 62.00

BEST DEAL SPRINGS 96766 33720 BEST DEAL SPRINGS 1023595 ROAD 47.68 47.68 04/20/2017 96766 33720 BEST DEAL SPRINGS 2000510 ROAD 46.12 46.12 04/20/2017 96766 33720 BEST DEAL SPRINGS 1024708 ROAD 51.15 51.15 04/20/2017 96766 33720 BEST DEAL SPRINGS 2000354 ROAD 32.76 32.76 04/20/2017 96766 33720 BEST DEAL SPRINGS 2000331 ROAD 226.20 226.20 04/20/2017

Total BEST DEAL SPRINGS: 403.91 403.91

CASELLE, INC. 96767 12770 CASELLE, INC. 79680 clerks contract support 1,461.00 1,461.00 04/20/2017 Grand County Payment Approval Report Page: 2 Report dates: 4/17/2017-4/21/2017 Apr 28, 2017 03:46PM

Last Check Number Vendor Vendor Name Invoice Number Description Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid

Total CASELLE, INC.: 1,461.00 1,461.00

CLOWARD, COLE 96768 35495 CLOWARD, COLE 04182017 PER DIEM 93.00 93.00 04/20/2017

Total CLOWARD, COLE: 93.00 93.00

CULLIGAN WATER TEK, INC 96769 13815 CULLIGAN WATER TEK, INC 502413 ROAD DEPT 47.31 47.31 04/20/2017 96769 13815 CULLIGAN WATERTEK, INC 502716 OLD CEMETERY 23.91 23.91 04/20/2017 96769 13815 CULLIGAN WATER TEK, INC 502471 CEMETERY 7.97 7.97 04/20/2017

Total CULLIGAN WATER TEK, INC: 79.19 79.19

CXT INCORPORATED 96770 32421 CXT INCORPORATED 7631 OSTA 746.76 746.76 04/20/2017

Total CXT INCORPORATED: 746.76 746.76

DENCO SECURITY 96771 30521 DENCO SECURITY 100895 STAR HALL SECURITY 24.95 24.95 04/20/2017

Total DENCO SECURITY: 24.95 24.95

DEPARTMENT OF AIRPORTS 96772 31940 DEPARTMENT OF AIRPORTS 2017-029 AIRPORT/BASIC AARF COURSE 1,995.00 1,995.00 04/20/2017

Total DEPARTMENT OF AIRPORTS: 1,995.00 1,995.00

DIRECTV 96773 31998 DIRECTV 31122013901 SHERIFF 147.67 147.67 04/20/2017 96773 31998 DIRECTV 31082972412 AIRPORT 155.12 155.12 04/20/2017

Total DIRECTV: 302.79 302.79

ENTERPRIS SER CENTER-FED AVIATION ADM 96774 34794 ENTERPRIS SER CENTER-FED 14691 LOOP ROAD PROJECT 20,179.82 20,179.82 04/20/2017

Total ENTERPRIS SER CENTER-FED AVIATION ADM: 20,179.82 20,179.82

FARMTEK 96775 35497 FARMTEK 83893 OSTA 309.00 309.00 04/20/2017

Total FARMTEK: 309.00 309.00

FE DEX 96848 15375 FE DEX 5-769-30000 TRAVEL COUNCIL 21.04 21.04 04/20/2017

Total FEDEX: 21.04 21.04

FITZGERALD LAW OFFICE LLC 96777 32643 FITZGERALD LAW OFFICE LLC 03202017 DCFS CASE/JUVENILE COURT 3,262.50 3,262.50 04/20/2017

Total FITZGERALD LAW OFFICE LLC: 3,262.50 3,262.50

GIZLER, ELAINE 96850 34892 GIZLER, ELAINE 04232017 PER DIEM 647.00 647.00 04/20/2017 Grand County Payment Approval Report Page: 3 Report dates: 4/17/2017 -4/21/2017 Apr 28, 2017 03:46PM

Last Check Number Vendor Vendor Name Invoice Number Description Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid

Total GIZLER, ELAINE: 647.00 647.00

GRAND WATER & SEWERS A 96779 16530 GRAND WATER & SEWER SA MARCH 2017 CEMETERY 61.10 61.10 04/20/2017 96779 16530 GRAND WATER & SEWER SA MARCH 2017 OSTA • BALL FIELD 58.70 58.70 04/20/2017 96779 16530 GRAND WATER & SEWERS A MARCH 2017 OSTA-SEWER 240.40 240.40 04/20/2017 96779 16530 GRAND WATER & SEWERS A MARCH 2017 OSTA - IRRIGATION 61.70 61.70 04/20/2017 96779 16530 GRAND WATER & SEWERS A MARCH 2017 ROAD 85.75 85.75 04/20/2017 96779 16530 GRAND WATER & SEWERS A MARCH 2017 EOC 82.15 82.15 04/20/2017

Total GRAND WATER & SEWERS A: 589.80 589.80

GREEN SOLUTIONS 96852 29615 GREEN SOLUTIONS 18134 LIBRARY 60.00 60.00 04/20/2017

Total GREEN SOLUTIONS: 60.00 60.00

HOGAN & ASSOCIATES CONSTRUCTION 96781 35297 HOGAN & ASSOCIATES CONST 31-MAR-17 JAIL REMODEL 603,345.00 603,345.00 04/20/2017

Total HOGAN & ASSOCIATES CONSTRUCTION: 603,345.00 603,345.00

JCI BILLING SERVICES 96782 18420 JCI BILLING SERVICES 92 SEARCH & RESCUE CLAIMS 170.00 170.00 04/20/2017

Total JCI BILLING SERVICES: 170.00 170.00

K-D FLAGS 96783 18775 K-D FLAGS 28146 CEMETERY 161.61 161.61 04/20/2017

Total K-D FLAGS: 161.61 161.61

KELLERSTRASS OIL COMPANY 96856 33554 KELLERSTRASS OIL COMPANY MARCH 2017 road volume discount 3.19 .00 96856 33554 KELLERSTRASS OIL COMPANY MARCH 2017 road volume discount 3.19 .00 96856 33554 KELLERSTRASS OIL COMPANY MARCH 2017 Cemetery Tax 6.81 .00 96856 33554 KELLERSTRASS OIL COMPANY MARCH 2017 Ems- State Tax 28.14 .00 96856 33554 KELLERSTRASS OIL COMPANY MARCH 2017 Sheriff-State Tax 90.70 .00 96856 33554 KELLERSTRASS OIL COMPANY MARCH 2017 MMAD-State Tax .80 .00 96856 33554 KELLERSTRASS OIL COMPANY MARCH 2017 State Taxes Road 20.41 .00 96856 33554 KELLERSTRASS OIL COMPANY MARCH 2017 Cemetery 231.55 .00 96856 33554 KELLERSTRASS OIL COMPANY MARCH 2017 EMS FUEL 267.76 .00 96856 33554 KELLERSTRASS OIL COMPANY MARCH 2017 MMAD 2175924 173.22 .00 96856 33554 KELLERSTRASS OIL COMPANY MARCH 2017 road 524.42 .00 96856 33554 KELLERSTRASS OIL COMPANY MARCH 2017 road volume discount 3.19- .00 96856 33554 KELLERSTRASS OIL COMPANY MARCH 2017 sheriff 2,260.53 .00 96856 33554 KELLERSTRASS OIL COMPANY MARCH 2017 sheriff 2,260.53 .00 96856 33554 KELLERSTRASS OIL COMPANY MARCH 2017 Cemetery Tax 6.81 .00 96856 33554 KELLERSTRASS OIL COMPANY MARCH 2017 Ems- State Tax 28.14 .00 96856 33554 KELLERSTRASS OIL COMPANY MARCH 2017 Sheriff-State Tax 90.70 .00 96856 33554 KELLERSTRASS OIL COMPANY MARCH 2017 MMAD-State Tax .80 .00 96856 33554 KELLERSTRASS OIL COMPANY MARCH 2017 State Taxes Road 20.41 .00

Total KELLERSTRASS OIL COMPANY: 6,014.92 .00

KNOWLES HOME FURNISHING 96784 19095 KNOWLES HOME FURNISHING 4061244 EMS 1,623.99 1,623.99 04/20/2017 Grand County Payment Approval Report Page: 4 Report dates: 4/17/2017-4/21/2017 Apr 28, 2017 03:46PM

Last Check Number Vendor Vendor Name Invoice Number Description Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid

96784 19095 KNOWLES HOME FURNISHING 4060285 MAINTENANCE 62.97 62.97 04/20/2017

Total KNOWLES HOME FURNISHING: 1,686.96 1,686.96

KROGER-KING SOOPERS 96785 19170 KROGER-KING SOOPERS 165410 COUNCIL 39.56 .00 96785 19170 KROGER-KING SOOPERS 165410 employee fund 39.56- .00 96785 19170 KROGER-KING SOOPERS 140939 cjc 15.97 15.97 04/20/2017 96785 19170 KROGER-KING SOOPERS 144903 SAR 26.91 26.91 04/20/2017 96785 19170 KROGER-KING SOOPERS 226961 OSTA 26.67 26.67 04/20/2017 96785 19170 KROGER-KING SOOPERS 192581 sheriff 69.49 69.49 04/20/2017 96785 19170 KROGER-KING SOOPERS 192706 sheriff 234.36 234.36 04/20/2017 96785 19170 KROGER-KING SOOPERS 192706 sheriff 234.36 234.36 04/20/2017 96785 19170 KROGER-KING SOOPERS 002437 fAMIL Y SUPPORT CENTER 4.00 4.00 04/20/2017 96785 19170 KROGER-KING SOOPERS 272795 ems 76.06 76.06 04/20/2017 96785 19170 KROGER-KING SOOPERS 215257 TRAVEL COUNCEL 563.65 563.65 04/20/2017 96785 19170 KROGER-KING SOOPERS 048886 TRAVEL COUNCEL 285.10 285.10 04/20/2017 96785 19170 KROGER-KING SOOPERS 216786 senior center 22.54 22.54 04/20/2017 96785 19170 KROGER-KING SOOPERS 426344 sANDFLATS 35.86 35.86 04/20/2017 96785 19170 KROGER-KING SOOPERS 245901 fAMIL Y SUPPORT CENTER 146.51 146.51 04/20/2017 96785 19170 KROGER-KING SOOPERS 096633 MAINTENANCE 166.31 166.31 04/20/2017 96785 19170 KROGER-KING SOOPERS 013081 ad min 66.12 66.12 04/20/2017 96785 19170 KROGER-KING SOOPERS 019347 cjc 88.29 88.29 04/20/2017 96785 19170 KROGER-KING SOOPERS 124002 ems 66.83 66.83 04/20/2017 96785 19170 KROGER-KING SOOPERS 220458 sheriff 135.29 135.29 04/20/2017 96785 19170 KROGER-KING SOOPERS 164217 MAINTANCE 85.84 85.84 04/20/2017 96785 19170 KROGER-KING SOOPERS 226260 SAR 29.86 29.86 04/20/2017 96785 19170 KROGER-KING SOOPERS 346563 ems 59.94 59.94 04/20/2017 96785 19170 KROGER-KING SOOPERS 349253 fAMIL Y SUPPORT CENTER 73.77 73.77 04/20/2017 96785 19170 KROGER-KING SOOPERS 221575 LIBRARY 7.18 7.18 04/20/2017 96785 19170 KROGER-KING SOOPERS 404583 fAMIL Y SUPPORT CENTER 17.56 17.56 04/20/2017 96785 19170 KROGER-KING SOOPERS 267245 ems 27.18 27 .18 04/20/2017 96785 19170 KROGER-KING SOOPERS 337065 senior center 41.99 41.99 04/20/2017 96785 19170 KROGER-KING SOOPERS 043478 JAIL 85.08 85.08 04/20/2017 96785 19170 KROGER-KING SOOPERS 081217 ems 129.52 129.52 04/20/2017 96785 19170 KROGER-KING SOOPERS 156642 fAMILY SUPPORT CENTER 27.26 27.26 04/20/2017 96785 19170 KROGER-KING SOOPERS 156706 fAMIL Y SUPPORT CENTER 3.49 3.49 04/20/2017

Total KROGER-KING SOOPERS: 2,852.99 2,852.99

LANGSTON, BRENT 96860 29425 LANGSTON, BRENT MARCH2017 CONFLICT PROSECUTOR 1 ST 1,375.00 1,375.00 04/20/2017

Total LANGSTON, BRENT: 1,375.00 1,375.00

LEVINE, ZACHARIA 96787 34738 LEVINE, ZACHARIA 04172017 MILEAGE 155.69 155.69 04/20/2017 96787 34738 LEVINE, ZACHARIA 04172017 PER DIEM 118.00 118.00 04/20/2017

Total LEVINE. ZACHARIA: 273.69 273.69

LEXIPOL LLC 96788 33438 LEXIPOL LLC 20140 SHERIFF 6,248.00 6,248.00 04/20/2017

Total LEXIPOL LLC: 6,248.00 6,248.00

LIFE ASSIST 96789 32666 LIFE ASSIST 792174 EMS 825.30 825.30 04/20/2017 I

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Last Check Number Vendor Vendor Name Invoice Number Description Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid

96789 32666 LIFE ASSIST 792196 EMS 967.06 967.06 04/20/2017 96789 32666 LIFE ASSIST 793093 EMS 284.28 284.28 04/20/2017

Total LIFE ASSIST: 2,076.64 2,076.64

LYLE NORTHERN ELECTRIC INC. 96790 34360 LYLE NORTHERN ELECTRIC IN 43608 EMS 8,095.00 8,095.00 04/20/2017

Total LYLE NORTHERN ELECTRIC INC.: 8,095.00 8,095.00

MARCUM, MARK 96791 20015 MARCUM, MARK 04102017 per diem 85.00 85.00 04/20/2017 96791 20015 MARCUM, MARK 04142017 per diem 62.00 62.00 04/20/2017

Total MARCUM, MARK: 147.00 147.00

MARK A. FRAZIER M. D. 96792 35496 MARK A. FRAZIER M. D. 01262017 U2H 256358 648.00 648.00 04/20/2017

Total MARK A. FRAZIER M. 0.: 648.00 648.00

MILE HIGH OUTDOOR 96793 33444 MILE HIGH OUTDOOR 189910 TRAVEL COUNCIL 250.00 250.00 04/20/2017

Total MILE HIGH OUTDOOR: 250.00 250.00

MOAB CITY INC. 96794 20755 MOAB CITY INC. 238632 animal intake 270.00 270.00 04/20/2017 96794 20755 MOAB CITY INC. MARCH 2017 MOAB CITY FINES 4,965.25 4,965.25 04/20/2017

Total MOAB CITY INC.: 5,235.25 5,235.25

MOAB LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE 96795 34643 MOAB LANDSCAPE MAINTENA 1461 LIBRARY 280.50 280.50 04/20/2017

Total MOAB LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE: 280.50 280.50

MONUMENT WASTE SERVICES LLC 96796 35004 MONUMENT WASTE SERVICES MARCH 2017 CMA000035-ARENA 260.00 260.00 04/20/2017 96796 35004 MONUMENT WASTE SERVICES MARCH 2017 CMA000039-EOC 32.00 32.00 04/20/2017 96796 35004 MONUMENT WASTE SERVICES MARCH 2017 CMA000040-ROAD 91.00 91.00 04/20/2017 96796 35004 MONUMENT WASTE SERVICES MARCH 2017 CMA000151-JAIL 81.00 81.00 04/20/2017 96796 35004 MONUMENT WASTE SERVICES MARCH 2017 CMA000037-CEMETERY 51.00 51.00 04/20/2017 96796 35004 MONUMENT WASTE SERVICES MARCH 2017 ROF000024-AIRPORT 660.00 660.00 04/20/2017 96796 35004 MONUMENT WASTE SERVICES MARCH 2017 ROF000046-SANDFLATS 960.00 960.00 04/20/2017 96796 35004 MONUMENT WASTE SERVICES MARCH 2017 CMA000041-SENIOR CENTER 90.00 90.00 04/20/2017

Total MONUMENT WASTE SERVICES LLC: 2,225.00 2,225.00

O'DONNAL, SANDRA 96797 30716 O'DONNAL, SANDRA APRIL2017 REIMBURSEMENT 53.78 53.78 04/20/2017

Total O'DONNAL, SANDRA: 53.78 53.78

PARR BROWN GEE & LOVELESS 96798 34946 PARR BROWN GEE & LOVELES 839480 ATTORNEY 5,928.34 5,928.34 04/20/2017 96798 34946 PARR BROWN GEE & LOVELES 839479 ATTORNEY 9,229.50 9,229.50 04/20/2017 Grand County Payment Approval Report Page: 6 Report dates: 4/17/2017-4/21/2017 Apr 28, 2017 03:46PM

Last Check Number Vendor Vendor Name Invoice Number Description Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid

Total PARR BROWN GEE & LOVELESS: 15,157.84 15,157.84

PHO NZ.COM 96799 33451 PHO NZ.COM 10038364 IT 347.00 347.00 04/20/2017

Total PHONZ.COM: 347.00 347.00

PITNEY BOWES 96800 32733 PITNEY BOWES 1003782511 TRAVEL COUNCIL 219.27 219.27 04/20/2017

Total PITNEY BOWES: 219.27 219.27

PREMIER EMERGENCY MEDICINE LLC 96801 35409 PREMIER EMERGENCY MEDICI 02232017 U2M 255157 816.00 816.00 04/20/2017

Total PREMIER EMERGENCY MEDICINE LLC: 816.00 816.00

REDINGTON, BRIANNE 96802 35046 REDINGTON, BRIANNE 2040 RESTITUTION-STEPHANIE IRIS 100.00 100.00 04/20/2017

Total REDINGTON, BRIANNE: 100.00 100.00

RIM SUPPLY 96803 23875 RIM SUPPLY 153628 osta 32.48 32.48 04/20/2017

Total RIM SUPPLY: 32.48 32.48

SAFETY SUPPLY & SIGN CO 96804 24280 SAFETY SUPPLY & SIGN CO 158432 WEED 36.14 36.14 04/20/2017

Total SAFETY SUPPLY & SIGN CO: 36.14 36.14

SALT LAKE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 96805 31364 SALT LAKE COMMUNITY COLL 2017.12.4 CADET MEALS 637.14 637.14 04/20/2017

Total SALT LAKE COMMUNITY COLLEGE: 637.14 637.14

SOWELL, SHERILYN 96806 32376 SOWELL, SHERILYN 03122017 PER DIEM 123.05 123.05 04/20/2017 96806 32376 SOWELL, SHERILYN 04152017 PER DIEM 278.20 278.20 04/20/2017

Total SOWELL, SHERILYN: 401.25 401.25

STANDARD PLUMBING SUPPLY CO 96882 25570 STANDARD PLUMBING SUPPLY GDHZ73 OSTA 14.98 14.98 04/20/2017 96882 25570 STANDARD PLUMBING SUPPLY GDKT50 OSTA 27.18 27.18 04/20/2017

Total STANDARD PLUMBING SUPPLY CO: 42.16 42.16

STATE OF UTAH/DNR 96808 32631 STATE OF UTAH/DNR MARCH2017 YEAR 3 GROUNDWATER STUD 10,000.00 10,000.00 04/20/2017

Total STATE OF UTAH/DNR: 10,000.00 10,000.00

STEVE REGAN CO. 96809 34879 STEVE REGAN CO. 823187 CEMETERY 148.65 148.65 04/20/2017 i I.

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Last Check Number Vendor Vendor Name Invoice Number Description Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid

Total STEVE REGAN CO.: 148.65 148.65

TEMPEST TELECOM SOLUTIONS, LLC 96810 35288 TEMPEST TELECOM SOLUTION 109411 COMMUNICATION TOWERS 4,380.47 4,380.47 04/20/2017

Total TEMPEST TELECOM SOLUTIONS, LLC: 4,380.47 4,380.47

TROY'S AUTO BODY & COLLISION 96811 33549 TROY'S AUTO BODY & COLLIS! 1463 EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT 4,078.41 4,078.41 04/20/2017

Total TROY'S AUTO BODY & COLLISION: 4,078.41 4,078.41

USU EXTENSION 96812 35336 USU EXTENSION 04202017 TRAVEL COUNCIL 20.00 20.00 04/20/2017 96812 35336 USU EXTENSION 04202017 COUNCIL OFFICE 20.00 20.00 04/20/2017

Total USU EXTENSION: 40.00 40.00

UTAH PUBLIC RADIO 96813 35022 UTAH PUBLIC RADIO 113186 MOAB TRAVEL COUNCIL 1,224.00 1,224.00 04/20/2017

Total UTAH PUBLIC RADIO: 1,224.00 1,224.00

UTAH STATE TREASURER 96814 27740 UTAH STATE TREASURER MARCH 2017 OFF-HIGHWAY VEHICLES 76.50 76.50 04/20/2017 96814 27740 UTAH STATE TREASURER MARCH 2017 35% surcharge 5,902.90 5,902.90 04/20/2017 96814 27740 UTAH STATE TREASURER MARCH 2017 85% SURCHARGE 7,484.88 7,484.88 04/20/2017 96814 27740 UTAH STATE TREASURER MARCH 2017 MARRIAGE LICENSE 110.00 110.00 04/20/2017 96814 27740 UTAH STATE TREA~URER MARCH 2017 SECURITY SURCHARGE 10,393.79 10,393.79 04/20/2017 96814 27740 UTAH STATE TREASURER MARCH 2017 wildlife resources 574.87 574.87 04/20/2017

Total UTAH STATE TREASURER: 24,542.94 24,542.94

UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY 96815 27765 UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY A35623-17-1 SALARIES 4,369.96 4,369.96 04/20/2017 96815 27765 UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY A35623-17-1 EXTENSION 1,908.95 1,908.95 04/20/2017

Total UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY: 6,278.91 6,278.91

UTAH TOURISM INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION 96816 27790 UTAH TOURISM INDUSTRY AS 1957 MOAB TRAVEL COUNCIL 2,000.00 2,000.00 04/20/2017

Total UTAH TOURISM INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION: 2,000.00 2,000.00

UTAH VALLEY RADIOLOGY 96817 35410 UTAH VALLEY RADIOLOGY 03162017 INMATE MEDICAL 98.00 98.00 04/20/2017

Total UTAH VALLEY RADIOLOGY: 98.00 98.00

WEST, JOHN 96818 33316 WEST, JOHN 04142017 PER DIEM 56.00 56.00 04/20/2017

Total WEST, JOHN: 56.00 56.00

WILSON WELDING & PERFORMANCE LLC 96819 35281 WILSON WELDING & PERFORM 1384 SHERIFF 3,200.00 3,200.00 04/20/2017 Grand County Payment Approval Report Page: 8 Report dates: 4/17/2017-4/21/2017 Apr 28, 2017 03:46PM

Last Check Number Vendor Vendor Name Invoice Number Description Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid

Total WILSON WELDING & PERFORMANCE LLC: 3,200.00 3,200.00

XEROX CORPORATION 96820 29100 XEROX CORPORATION 088677600 recorder 26.57 26.57 04/20/2017

Total XEROX CORPORATION: 26.57 26.57

Grand Totals: 748,346.07 742,331.15

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Last Check Number Vendor Vendor Name Invoice Number Description Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid

ABI ATTACHMENTS 96835 35498 ABI ATTACHMENTS 50227446 OSTA 471.04 471.04 04/28/2017

Total ABI ATTACHMENTS: 471.04 471.04

AMERIGAS-GREEN RIVER 96836 10615 AMERIGAS-GREEN RIVER 3063457526 airport propane/200781332 75.00 75.00 04/28/2017 96836 10615 AMERIGAS-GREEN RIVER 3063367273 airport propane/200781332 453.00 453.00 04/28/2017

Total AMERIGAS-GREEN RIVER: 528.00 528.00

BAIRD, MIKE 96837 11145 BAIRD, MIKE MARCH 2017 library 600.00 600.00 04/28/2017

Total BAIRD, MIKE: 600.00 600.00

BEAR CLOUD SOFTWARE 96838 35499 BEAR CLOUD SOFTWARE 117 TRAVEL COUNCIL 1,550.00 1,550.00 04/28/2017 96838 35499 BEAR CLOUD SOFTWARE 117 PLANNING AND ZONING 1,550.00 1,550.00 04/28/2017

Total BEAR CLOUD SOFTWARE: 3, 100.00 3,100.00

BEHLING, DANIEL 96839 35500 BEHLING, DANIEL 2043 BAIL REFUND 1,320.00 1,320.00 04/28/2017

Total BEHLING, DANIEL: 1,320.00 1,320.00

BIG HORN LODGE 96840 11645 BIG HORN LODGE 119952/105 TAX 68.88 68.88 04/28/2017 96840 11645 BIG HORN LODGE 119951/108 TAX 68.88 68.88 04/28/2017 96840 11645 BIG HORN LODGE 119955/121 TAX 68.88 68.88 04/28/2017 96840 11645 BIG HORN LODGE 119946/205 TAX 34.44 34.44 04/28/2017 96840 11645 BIG HORN LODGE 119956/211 TAX 68.88 68.88 04/28/2017 96840 11645 BIG HORN LODGE 119953/107 SHERIFF EXPENSE/JEEP SAFA 479.80 479.80 04/28/2017 96840 11645 BIG HORN LODGE 119950/109 SHERIFF EXPENSE/JEEP SAFA 479.80 479.80 04/28/2017 96840 11645 BIG HORN LODGE 119954/202 SHERIFF EXPENSE/JEEP SAFA 479.80 479.80 04/28/2017 96840 11645 BIG HORN LODGE 119957/210 SHERIFF EXPENSE/JEEP SAFA 479.80 479.80 04/28/2017 96840 11645 BIG HORN LODGE 119949/225 SHERIFF EXPENSE/JEEP SAFA 239.90 239.90 04/28/2017 96840 11645 BIG HORN LODGE 1199521105 SHERIFF EXPENSE/JEEP SAFA 479.80 479.80 04/28/2017 96840 11645 BIG HORN LODGE 119951/108 SHERIFF EXPENSE/JEEP SAFA 479.80 479.80 04/28/2017 96840 11645 BIG HORN LODGE 119955/121 SHERIFF EXPENSE/JEEP SAFA 479.80 479.80 04/28/2017 96840 11645 BIG HORN LODGE 119946/205 SHERIFF EXPENSE/JEEP SAFA 239.90 239.90 04/28/2017 96840 11645 BIG HORN LODGE 119956/211 SHERIFF EXPENSE/JEEP SAFA 479.80 479.80 04/28/2017 96840 11645 BIG HORN LODGE 119953/107 TAX 68.88 68.88 04/28/2017 96840 11645 BIG HORN LODGE 119950/109 TAX 68.88 68.88 04/28/2017 96840 11645 BIG HORN LODGE 119954/202 TAX 68.88 68.88 04/28/2017 96840 11645 BIG HORN LODGE 119957/210 TAX 68.88 68.88 04/28/2017 96840 11645 BIG HORN LODGE 119949/225 TAX 34.44 34.44 04/28/2017

Total BIG HORN LODGE: 4,938.12 4,938.12

BLACK, JAMES BRANDON 96841 34428 BLACK, JAMES BRANDON 04222017 PER DIEM 91.00 91.00 04/28/2017 Grand County Payment Approval Report Page: 2 Report dates: 4/24/2017-4/28/2017 Apr 28, 2017 03:48PM

Last Check Number Vendor Vendor Name Invoice Number Description Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid

Total BLACK, JAMES BRANDON: 91.00 91.00

BLOMQUIST HALE CONSULTING INC. 96842 34325 BLOMQUIST HALE CONSULTIN APR17060 EAC-Attorney 14.00 14.00 04/28/2017 96842 34325 BLOMQUIST HALE CONSULTIN APR17060 EAC-County Administration 5.60 5.60 04/28/2017 96842 34325 BLOMQUIST HALE CONSULTIN APR17060 EAC-IT 2.80 2.80 04/28/2017 96842 34325 BLOMQUIST HALE CONSULTIN APR17060 EAC-Travel Council 11.20 11.20 04/28/2017 96842 34325 BLOMQUIST HALE CONSULTIN APR17060 EAC-Sandflats 33.60 33.60 04/28/2017 96842 34325 BLOMQUIST HALE CONSULTIN APR17060 EAC-Spanish Trail Arena 14.00 14.00 04/28/2017 96842 34325 BLOMQUIST HALE CONSULTIN APR17060 EAC-Ambulance 95.20 95.20 04/28/2017 96842 34325 BLOMQUIST HALE CONSULTIN APR17060 EAC-Child Justice Ctr 16.80 16.80 04/28/2017 96842 34325 BLOMQUIST HALE CONSULTIN APR17060 EAC-Family Support 14.00 14.00 04/28/2017 96842 34325 BLOMQUIST HALE CONSULTIN APR17060 EAC-Justice Court 11.20 11.20 04/28/2017 96842 34325 BLOMQUIST HALE CONSULTIN APR17060 EAC-Recorder 8.40 8.40 04/28/2017 96842 34325 BLOMQUIST HALE CONSULTIN APR17060 EAC-Senior Citizens 19.60 19.60 04/28/2017 96842 34325 BLOMQUIST HALE CONSULTIN APR17060 EAC-Weed Control 11.20 11.20 04/28/2017 96842 34325 BLOMQUIST HALE CONSULTIN APR17060 EAC-Assessor 11.20 11.20 04/28/2017 96842 34325 BLOMQUIST HALE CONSULTIN APR17060 EAC-Clerk/Auditor 14.00 14.00 04/28/2017 96842 34325 BLOMQUIST HALE CONSULTIN APR17060 EAC-Human Resources 2.80 2.80 04/28/2017 96842 34325 BLOMQUIST HALE CONSULTIN APR17060 EAC-Library 50.40 50.40 04/28/2017 96842 34325 BLOMQUIST HALE CONSULTIN APR17060 EAC-Roads 53.20 53.20 04/28/2017 96842 34325 BLOMQUIST HALE CONSULTIN APR17060 EAC-Sheriff 53.20 53.20 04/28/2017 96842 34325 BLOMQUIST HALE CONSULTIN APR17060 EAC-Airport 25.20 25.20 04/28/2017 96842 34325 BLOMQUIST HALE CONSULTIN APR17060 EAC-Bldg. Inspector 11.20 11.20 04/28/2017 96842 34325 BLOMQUIST HALE CONSULTIN APR17060 EAC-Courthouse 16.80 16.80 04/28/2017 96842 34325 BLOMQUIST HALE CONSULTIN APR17060 EAC-Jail 39.20 39.20 04/28/2017 96842 34325 BLOMQUIST HALE CONSULTIN APR17060 EAC-Planning 8.40 8.40 04/28/2017 96842 34325 BLOMQUIST HALE CONSULTIN APR17060 EAC-Search & Rescue 56.00 56.00 04/28/2017 96842 34325 BLOMQUIST HALE CONSULTIN APR17060 EAC-Treasurer 11.20 11.20 04/28/2017

Total BLOMQUIST HALE CONSULTING INC.: 610.40 610.40

CENTER POINT LARGE PRINT 96843 29790 CENTER POINT LARGE PRINT 1460173 LIBRARY 40.74 40.74 04/28/2017

Total CENTER POINT LARGE PRINT: 40.74 40.74

CHANNING BETE CO INC 96844 12950 CHANNING BETE CO INC 53297986 RI ems supplies-textbooks 492.00 492.00 04/28/2017

Total CHANNING BETE co INC: 492.00 492.00

CODALE ELECTRIC SUPPLY, INC. 96845 32821 CODALE ELECTRIC SUPPLY, IN S5975357.001 ROAD 7.88 7.88 04/28/2017

Total CODALE ELECTRIC SUPPLY, INC.: 7.88 7.88

OHS, OFFICE OF LICENSING 96846 35060 OHS, OFFICE OF LICENSING 04112017 FAMILY SUPPORT 372.00 372.00 04/28/2017

Total OHS, OFFICE OF LICENSING: 372.00 372.00

DUALSPORTS UT 96847 35501 DUALSPORTS UT 956551 EMS 280.50 280.50 04/28/2017

Total DUALSPORTS UT: 280.50 280.50 Grand County Payment Approval Report Page: 3 Report dates: 4/24/2017-4/28/2017 Apr 28, 2017 03:48PM

Last Check Number Vendor Vendor Name Invoice Number Description Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid

FE DEX 96848 15375 FEDEX 5-776-07661 TRAVEL COUNCIL 55.53 55.53 04/28/2017

Total FEDEX: 55.53 55.53

FRANK VACCARO PLUMBING INC 96849 30321 FRANK VACCARO PLUMBING I 58722 GRAND CENTER 70.00 70.00 04/28/2017

Total FRANK VACCARO PLUMBING INC: 70.00 70.00

GERBER, DANALEE 96821 30878 GERBER, DANALEE 04202017 PER DIEM 108.00 108.00 04/25/2017 96821 30878 GERBER, DANALEE 04202017 MILEAGE REIMBURSEMENT 167.46 167.46 04/25/2017

TotalGERBER,DANALEE: 275.46 275.46

GIZLER, ELAINE 96850 34892 GIZLER, ELAINE 03242017 PER DIEM 18.00 18.00 04/28/2017

Total GIZLER, ELAINE: 18.00 18.00

GOOD SIGNS 96851 31740 GOOD SIGNS MAY2017 TRAVEL COUNCIURENT 2,400.00 2,400.00 04/28/2017

Total GOOD SIGNS: 2,400.00 2,400.00

GREEN SOLUTIONS 96852 29615 GREEN SOLUTIONS 18136 SANDFLATS 325.00 325.00 04/28/2017 96852 29615 GREEN SOLUTIONS 18133 GRAND CENTER 45.00 45.00 04/28/2017 96852 29615 GREEN SOLUTIONS 18135 TRANSIT HUB 105.00 105.00 04/28/2017

Total GREEN SOLUTIONS: 475.00 475.00

HARDIN, DANIELLE 96853 35032 HARDIN, DANIELLE 04192017 REIMBURSEMENT 144.98 144.98 04/28/2017

Total HARDIN, DANIELLE: 144.98 144.98

HAYCOCK, CONNIE BREWER 96854 29419 HAYCOCK, CONNIE BREWER 04272017 CJC/MILAGE 120.00 120.00 04/28/2017 96854 29419 HAYCOCK, CONNIE BREWER 04252017 CJC/MILAGE 80.25 80.25 04/28/2017

Total HAYCOCK, CONNIE BREWER: 200.25 200.25

HINES, TERRI 96822 17470 HINES, TERRI 04202017 MILEAGE 167.46 167.46 04/25/2017 96822 17470 HINES, TERRI 04202017 PER DIEM 108.00 108.00 04/25/2017

Total HINES, TERRI: 275.46 275.46

KELLERSTRASS OIL COMPANY 96856 33554 KELLERSTRASS OIL COMPANY MARCH2017 councilperson/jaylynn 25.78 25.78 04/28/2017 96856 33554 KELLERSTRASS OIL COMPANY MARCH2017 MMAD 2175924 174.02 174.02 04/28/2017 96856 33554 KELLERSTRASS OIL COMPANY MARCH2017 sheriff 2,311.69 2,311.69 04/28/2017 96856 33554 KELLERSTRASS OIL COMPANY MARCH2017 Sheriff-State Tax 39.54 39.54 04/28/2017 96856 33554 KELLERSTRASS OIL COMPANY MARCH2017 airport/Judson Hill 97.90 97.90 04/28/2017 96856 33554 KELLERSTRASS OIL COMPANY MARCH2017 ext agenVmike 84.47 84.47 04/28/2017 96856 33554 KELLERSTRASS OIL COMPANY MARCH2017 road 190.07 190.07 04/28/2017 Grand County Payment Approval Report Page: 4 Report dates: 4/24/2017-4/28/2017 Apr 28, 2017 03:48PM

Last Check Number Vendor Vendor Name Invoice Number Description Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid

96856 33554 KELLERSTRASS OIL COMPANY MARCH2017 Cemetery Tax 5.84 5.84 04/28/2017 96856 33554 KELLERSTRASS OIL COMPANY MARCH2017 EMS FUEL 269.02 269.02 04/28/2017 96856 33554 KELLERSTRASS OIL COMPANY MARCH2017 osta 39.83 39.83 04/28/2017 96856 33554 KELLERSTRASS OIL COMPANY MARCH2017 travel council 90.95 90.95 04/28/2017 96856 33554 KELLERSTRASS OIL COMPANY MARCH2017 Cemetery 232.52 232.52 04/28/2017 96856 33554 KELLERSTRASS OIL COMPANY MARCH2017 library - Carrie Valdes 15.83 15.83 04/28/2017 96856 33554 KELLERSTRASS OIL COMPANY MARCH2017 road volume discount 3.19- 3.19- 04/28/2017 96856 33554 KELLERSTRASS OIL COMPANY MARCH2017 Ems- State Tax 26.88 26.88 04/28/2017

Total KELLERSTRASS OIL COMPANY: 3,601.15 3,601.15

KIMBALL MIDWEST 96857 32638 KIMBALL MIDWEST 5541858 ROAD 185.84 185.84 04/28/2017

Total KIMBALL MIDWEST: 185.84 185.84

LAMAR COMPANIES, THE 96858 30194 LAMAR COMPANIES, THE 108018194 MOAB TRAVEL COUNCIL 825.00 825.00 04/28/2017 96858 30194 LAMAR COMPANIES, THE 108000087 MOAB TRAVEL COUNCIL 4,175.00 4,175.00 04/28/2017 96858 30194 LAMAR COMPANIES, THE 108018191 MOAB TRAVEL COUNCIL 1,400.00 1,400.00 04/28/2017 98858 30194 LAMAR COMPANIES, THE 107986242 MOAB TRAVEL COUNCIL 1,000.00 1,000.00 04/28/2017 96858 30194 LAMAR COMPANIES, THE 108018195 MOAB TRAVEL COUNCIL 825.00 825.00 04/28/2017 96858 30194 LAMAR COMPANIES, THE 107986242 MOAB TRAVEL COUNCIL 1,000.00 1,000.00 04/28/2017

Total LAMAR COMPANIES, THE: 9,225.00 9,225.00

LAMMERT, MINDY 96859 32374 LAMMERT, MINDY 05012017 MILEAGE 61.53 61.53 04/28/2017 96859 32374 LAMMERT, MINDY 05012017 PER DIEM 51.00 51.00 04/28/2017

Total LAMMERT, MINDY: 112.53 112.53

LANGSTON, BRENT 96860 29425 LANGSTON, BRENT 04072017 DEPUTY LEGAL SERVICES 2,175.00 2,175.00 04/28/2017

Total LANGSTON, BRENT: 2,175.00 2,175.00

LOVE COMMUNICATIONS 96861 35394 LOVE COMMUNICATIONS 044416-0000 MOAB TRAVEL COUNCIL 20,205.42 20,205.42 04/28/2017

Total LOVE COMMUNICATIONS: 20,205.42 20,205.42

LYNN CARD COMPANY 96862 35504 LYNN CARD COMPANY 2170327-031 SHERIFF 135.95 135.95 04/28/2017

T9tal LYNN CARD COMPANY: 135.95 135.95

LYNN'S EMBROIDERY 96863 34333 LYNN'S EMBROIDERY 934020 SHERIFF 90.00 90.00 04/28/2017

Total LYNN'S EMBROIDERY: 90.00 90.00

MADBRO SPORTS 96864 30957 MADBRO SPORTS 03312017 SEARCH & RESCUE 574.19 574.19 04/28/2017 96864 30957 MADBRO SPORTS 53223 SEARCH & RESCUE 593.55 593.55 04/28/2017

Total MADBRO SPORTS: 1,167.74 1, 167.74 Grand County Payment Approval Report Page: 5 Report dates: 4/24/2017-4/28/2017 Apr 28, 2017 03:48PM

Last Check Number Vendor Vendor Name Invoice Number Description Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid

MARTIN, DAKOTA 96865 35505 MARTIN, DAKOTA 2043 OVERPAYMENT OF FINE 310.00 310.00 04/28/2017

Total MARTIN, DAKOTA: 310.00 310.00

MOAB ANIMAL SHELTER 96866 33234 MOAB ANIMAL SHELTER 2045 RESTITUTION 15.76 15.76 04/28/2017

Total MOAB ANIMAL SHELTER: 15.76 15.76

MOAB CHEVRON 96867 30924 MOAB CHEVRON 6762 TRAVEL COUNCIL 104.00 104.00 04/28/2017

Total MOAB CHEVRON: 104.00 104.00

MOAB UNDER CANVAS 96868 35508 MOAB UNDER CANVAS 04242017 TRAVEL COUNCIL 394.00 394.00 04/28/2017 96868 35508 MOAB UNDER CANVAS 04242017 TRAVEL COUNCIL 394.06 394.06 04/28/2017 96868 35508 MOAB UNDER CANVAS 04242017 TAX 79.58 79.58 04/28/2017

Total MOAB UNDER CANVAS: 867.64 867.64

MOAB VETERINARY CLINIC 96869 20995 MOAB VETERINARY CLINIC 628612 SHERIFF/ROCKY 131.98 131.98 04/28/2017

Total MOAB VETERINARY CLINIC: 131.98 131.98

NANCE, ELIZABETH 96870 35395 NANCE, ELIZABETH 04202017 REIMBURSEMENT 209.79 209.79 04/28/2017 96870 35395 NANCE, ELIZABETH 04202017 REIMBURSEMENT 92.79 92.79 04/28/2017 96870 35395 NANCE, ELIZABETH 04202017 REIMBURSEMENT 413.41 413.41 04/28/2017

Total NANCE, ELIZABETH: 715.99 715.99

NEOPOST USA INC. 96871 35053 NEOPOST USA INC. APRIL2017 7900044080240843-POSTAGE 1,016.11 1,016.11 04/28/2017

Total NEOPOST USA INC.: 1,016.11 1,016.11

NINTH BRAIN SUITE LLC 96872 35118 NINTH BRAIN SUITE LLC 2018 EMS 400.00 400.00 04/28/2017

Total NINTH BRAIN SUITE LLC: 400.00 400.00

PACIFIC STEEL & RECYCLING 96873 33749 PACIFIC STEEL & RECYCLING 145431 ROAD DEPT 284.25 284.25 04/28/2017

Total PACIFIC STEEL & RECYCLING: 284.25 284.25

PURVIS INDUSTRIES LTD 96874 35291 PURVIS INDUSTRIES LTD 7419991 ROAD 142.71 142.71 04/28/2017

Total PURVIS INDUSTRIES LTD: 142.71 142.71

RAVE'N IMAGE 96875 35486 RAVE'N IMAGE 2046 RESTITUTION 75.00 75.00 04/28/2017 Grand County Payment Approval Report Page: 6 Report dates: 4/24/2017-4/28/2017 Apr 28, 2017 03:48PM

Last Check Number Vendor Vendor Name Invoice Number Description Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid

Total RAVE'N IMAGE: 75.00 75.00

RJ THOMAS MFG 96876 33447 RJ THOMAS MFG 191736 SANDFLATS 2,175.00 2,175.00 04/28/2017

Total RJ THOMAS MFG: 2,175.00 2,175.00

SALT LAKE WHOLESALE SPORTS 96877 24380 SALT LAKE WHOLESALE SPOR 38829 SHERIFF SUPPLIES 446.27 446.27 04/28/2017

Total SALT LAKE WHOLESALE SPORTS: 446.27 446.27

SATCOM GLOBAL 96878 33392 SATCOM GLOBAL AS04171403 EMS 41.82 41.82 04/28/2017

Total SATCOM GLOBAL: 41.82 41.82

SHOWCASES 96879 32270 SHOWCASES 299046 LIBRARY 69.66 69.66 04/28/2017 96879 32270 SHOWCASES 299045 LIBRARY 51.35 51.35 04/28/2017

Total SHOWCASES: 121.01 121.01

SIGNS.COM 96880 35506 SIGNS.COM 5081294 OSTA 619.37 619.37 04/28/2017

Total SIGNS.COM: 619.37 619.37

SKAGGS COMPANIES INC 96881 25100 SKAGGS COMPANIES INC 2834841 RI BRIMHALUCLOTHING 336.00 336.00 04/28/2017 96881 25100 SKAGGS COMPANIES INC 2846147 RI BLACK/CLOTHING 24.99 24.99 04/28/2017 96881 25100 SKAGGS COMPANIES INC 2837499 RI BREWER CLOTHING 72.00 72.00 04/28/2017 96881 25100 SKAGGS COMPANIES INC 2833140 RI BREWER CURT/CLOTHING 162.00 162.00 04/28/2017 96881 25100 SKAGGS COMPANIES INC 2845288 RI MALLORY CLOTHING 12.50 12.50 04/28/2017 96881 25100 SKAGGS COMPANIES INC 2846199 RI WHITNEY CLOTHING 6.00 6.00 04/28/2017 96881 25100 SKAGGS COMPANIES INC 2833133 RI BREWER CLOTHING 54.00 54.00 04/28/2017 96881 25100 SKAGGS COMPANIES INC 2838499 RI KLA YKO/CLOTHING 76.99 76.99 04/28/2017 96881 25100 SKAGGS COMPANIES INC 2846198 RI BLACK/CLOTHING 6.00 6.00 04/28/2017 96881 25100 SKAGGS COMPANIES INC 2831134 RI MECHAM/CLOTHING 16.50 16.50 04/28/2017 96881 25100 SKAGGS COMPANIES INC 2835759 RI KLA YKO/CLOTHING 114.00 114.00 04/28/2017 96881 25100 SKAGGS COMPANIES INC 2846195 RI BREWER CURT/CLOTHING 16.50 16.50 04/28/2017

Total SKAGGS COMPANIES INC: 897.48 897.48

STANDARD PLUMBING SUPPLY CO 96882 25570 STANDARD PLUMBING SUPPLY FXRF37 OSTA 40.10- 40.10- 04/28/2017 96882 25570 STANDARD PLUMBING SUPPLY GDGC83 OSTA 93.69 93.69 04/28/2017

Total STANDARD PLUMBING SUPPLY CO: 53.59 53.59

STATE OF UTAH DOPL 96883 27520 STATE OF UTAH DOPL MARCH2017 BLDG PERMIT QTR REPORT 443.02 443.02 04/28/2017

Total STATE OF UTAH DOPL: 443.02 443.02

SWANNER, CURTIS 96884 35507 SWANNER, CURTIS 2042 OVERPAYMENT OF FINE 175.00 175.00 04/28/2017 Grand County Payment Approval Report Page: 7 Report dates: 4/24/2017 -4/28/2017 Apr 28, 2017 03:48PM

Last Check Number Vendor Vendor Name Invoice Number Description Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid

Total SWANNER, CURTIS: 175.00 175.00

TASER INTERNATIONAL 96885 35351 TASER INTERNATIONAL Sl1476840 SHERIFF 9,268.19 9,268.19 04/28/2017

Total TASER INTERNATIONAL: 9,268.19 9,268.19

TIEFENBACH NORTH AMERICAN, LLC 96886 35086 TIEFENBACH NORTH AMERICA 356529 ROAD 99.97 99.97 04/28/2017 96886 35086 TIEFENBACH NORTH AMERICA 356530 ROAD 26.50 26.50 04/28/2017 96886 35086 TIEFENBACH NORTH AMERICA 356528 ROAD 29.64 29.64 04/28/2017 96886 35086 TIEFENBACH NORTH AMERICA 356527 ROAD 24.15 24.15 04/28/2017

Total TIEFENBACH NORTH AMERICAN, LLC: 180.26 180.26

TIMES INDEPENDENT 96887 26580 TIMES INDEPENDENT 23689 TRAVEL COUNCIL 1,675.00 1,675.00 04/28/2017

Total TIMES INDEPENDENT: 1,675.00 1,675.00

UNIVERSAL BACKGROUND SCREENING 96888 32849 UNIVERSAL BACKGROUND SC 201703003881 EMS 100.00 100.00 04/28/2017 96888 32849 UNIVERSAL BACKGROUND SC 201703003881 SANDFLATS 90.00 90.00 04/28/2017 96888 32849 UNIVERSAL BACKGROUND SC 201703003881 MAINT 40.00 40.00 04/28/2017 96888 32849 UNIVERSAL BACKGROUND SC 201703003881 CLERK 52.00 52.00 04/28/2017

Total UNIVERSAL BACKGROUND SCREENING: 282.00 282.00

UTAH LOCAL GOVERNMENT TRUST 96889 30551 UTAH LOCAL GOVERNMENT T 1544013 WEED 16.07 16.07 04/28/2017 96889 30551 UTAH LOCAL GOVERNMENT T 1544014 Travel Council 331.56 331.56 04/28/2017 96889 30551 UTAH LOCAL GOVERNMENT T 1544014 Family Support 207.19 207.19 04/28/2017 96889 30551 UTAH LOCAL GOVERNMENT T 1544014 DV 61.32 61.32 04/28/2017 96889 30551 UTAH LOCAL GOVERNMENT T 1544014 E911 60.86 60.86 04/28/2017 96889 30551 UTAH LOCAL GOVERNMENT T 1544014 EMS 817.42 817.42 04/28/2017 96889 30551 UTAH LOCAL GOVERNMENT T 1544014 Library 702.32 702.32 04/28/2017 96889 30551 UTAH LOCAL GOVERNMENT T 1544014 General 8,258.81 8,258.81 04/28/2017 96889 30551 UTAH LOCAL GOVERNMENTT 1544014 UMTRA 48.95 48.95 04/28/2017 96889 30551 UTAH LOCAL GOVERNMENTT 1544014 Sand Flats 344.51 344.51 04/28/2017 96889 30551 UTAH LOCAL GOVERNMENT T 1544012 SHERIFF 305.80 305.80 04/28/2017 96889 30551 UTAH LOCAL GOVERNMENTT 1544014 Road 1,663.57 1,663.57 04/28/2017 96889 30551 UTAH LOCAL GOVERNMENT T 1544014 CJC 103.55 103.55 04/28/2017 96889 30551 UTAH LOCAL GOVERNMENT T 1544014 MMAD 199.13 199.13 04/28/2017

Total UTAH LOCAL GOVERNMENT TRUST: 13,121.06 13,121.06

VARIDESK, LLC 96890 34984 VARIDESK, LLC IVC-2-153428 ROAD 395.00 395.00 04/28/2017 96890 34984 VARIDESK, LLC IVC-2-87235 HR 520.00 520.00 04/28/2017

Total VARIDESK, LLC: 915.00 915.00

WEST 96891 32342 WEST 835862447 ATTORNEY 326.95 326.95 04/28/2017

Total WEST: 326.95 326.95 Grand County Payment Approval Report Page: 8 Report dates: 4/24/2017-4/28/2017 Apr 28, 2017 03:48PM

Last Check Number Vendor Vendor Name Invoice Number Description Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid

Grand Totals: 88,469.45 88,469.45 '

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Report Criteria: Detail report. Invoices with totals above $0 included. Paid and unpaid invoices included. Treasurer’s Report 5/2/2017 2016 Collections, Investments and Online Tax Information

2016 Collections Current Collection Rate Summary: A significant increase in the collection rate from 2015 to 2016 will save local tax payers approximately $90,000 this year. The rate also increased from 2014 to 2015. When compared to 2014 these increases will have saved property owners approx. 250,000 over two years.

The collection rate is the proportion of taxes collected vs. the total taxes charged. It is an important statistic that is calculated by the Treasurer’s Office and reported to the State. The State Tax Commission uses a 5 year average of the collection rate in its formula for each entity’s certified tax rate. The higher the collection rate the lower the certified tax rate. There was a significant increase in the collection rate from 2015 (94.3%) to 2016 (96%). This increase will save taxpayers approx. $90,000 in 2017. There was also a significant increase in the collection rate from 2014 (92.8%) to 2015 (94.3%). If the 2014 collection rate had stayed the same, approx. $250,000 additional dollars of property tax would have been charged over two years.

The 2016 collection rate is the highest collection rate Grand County has achieved in at least the last 10 years which is as far back as I have looked. Along with general improvement in the economy, I think that improved communication with taxpayers has led to more on-time payments.

Collection Rate 5 Year Avg 94.50%

94.00%

93.50%

93.00% Collection Rate 5 Year Avg 92.50%

92.00%

91.50% '08 '09 '10 '11 '12 '13 '14 '15 '16

Redemption Collection Rate Summary: The redemption collection rate stayed at a historically high level. While redemption collections no longer directly affect the certified tax rate, increased collections can help avert a rate increase.

The amount of delinquent taxes collected each year is also calculated by the Treasurer’s Office and reported to the State. Similar to the collection rate, redemption collections used to be factored into the certified tax rate. A law that took effect in 2017 removed redemption collections from the tax rate calculation. While redemptions no longer have a direct impact on the tax rate, the more money taxing entities receive, the less likely they are to need to increase taxes. The redemption collection rate in 2016 stayed at 80% which was the same rate as 2015 and is the highest rate in the last 7 years. The measures implemented in 2015, including post cards sent to each delinquent tax payer and inclusion of delinquencies on the tax bill, continue to have a positive impact on collections.

Back Tax Collection Rate 90.00%

80.00%

70.00%

60.00%

50.00% Back Tax Collection Rate 40.00%

30.00%

20.00%

10.00%

0.00% '10 '11 '12 '13 '14 '15 '16

Electronic Payments Summary: The number and total amount of electronic payments increased significantly from 2015 to 2016. These payments save huge amounts of staff time in addition to being more convenient for tax payer who use them.

The amount of payments received by debit/credit card or by transfer from a bank account, increased significantly in 2016 ($840,382) vs. 2015 ($626,349). The number of individual payments also increased from 462 in 2015 to 665 in 2016. These payments are automatically downloaded into our tax accounting program and eliminate the need to open envelopes and manually enter transactions. In addition to advertizing this option in all communication with taxpayers, I made eChecks free from Oct 15th to Dec 15th. Eliminating this cost to property owners during tax season has significantly contributed to the increase. This is a win-win situation because it saves staff time in my office, reduces fees paid by taxpayers and is more convenient for everyone. The cost to the County of less than $200 was well worth the reduction in payment processing and the increase in customer service.

Electronic Payments 2010 - 2016 $900,000.00 $800,000.00 $700,000.00 $600,000.00 $500,000.00 $400,000.00 Electronic Payments $300,000.00 $200,000.00 $100,000.00 $0.00 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

Auto Bill Pay Summary: Taxpayers now have the option to have their property taxes automatically withdrawn from their account each year by signing up for Auto Bill Pay. This provides a “set it and forget it” property tax payment option that will increase electronic payments and improve convenience.

Working with our payment processor, I introduced a new electronic payment option in 2016. This option is a “set it and forget it” plan that allows taxpayers to have the exact amount of property tax they owe automatically withdrawn from their bank account or credit card. More and more utilities, credit cards, mortgages and other bill collectors are offering this kind of service. It allows the taxpayer to rest assured that their bill will be paid on time as long as they keep a sufficient balance in their account. The taxpayer is reminded via email a few days in advance of every automatic withdrawal. The tax bill also indicates whether a property owner is enrolled in this service or not. Right now the option is only set up for monthly payments but I am working on getting a once per year payment option as well.

Online Tax Information Grand County Tax Information Search Summary: The public can now access a search tool through the Grand County website that allows them to find basic property and tax information including tax bills, tax master records, plat maps and delinquent tax amounts.

Last month the final upgrades were made to a search tool that makes property tax information available online. Grand County IT Director Matt Ceniceros and I have been working with a third party web developer for more than a year to provide this information to the public. Using an owner’s name, property address or parcel number you can now access tax bills, tax master records, plat maps and delinquent tax amounts. In addition to being useful for property owners, this information is critical for many professionals including real estate agents, mortgage brokers, bankers, and title agents. My office has seen a dramatic reduction in the number of phone calls seeking this information and we expect that to continue as more people start to use the website.

Property Tax Software Upgrade Summary: A recent software upgrade has allowed integration with our online payment processor who can now display accurate back tax amounts.

Grand County recently upgraded to the newest version of our property tax software. This new version is able to update our online payment processor each day. This is important because delinquent tax amounts change daily with prorated interest. In order to pay back taxes it used to be necessary to call my office for the amount due. Now tax payers will find the correct amount posted when they pay electronically or they can look it up on our tax search if they are paying by check. The software upgrade has also made several new functions and features available to Grand County.

Investments Public Treasurer’s Investment Fund Summary: PTIF interest rates have dramatically increased which has improved the interest earnings for the County. Across all investments, the County more than doubled its interest earnings from $33,563 in 2015 to $72,400 in 2016.

Interest rates have been increasing rapidly in the PTIF over the last year but are still very low historically (see graph below). Grand County’s interest earnings increased in 2016 to $55,360 from $33,563 in 2015. The increase is even more dramatic when you factor in the $17,040 earned with Zion’s Capital Advisors in 2016 (discussed below). Attached is a quarterly report from PTIF which shows the top ten holdings and current interest rate.

PTIF Interest Rates 2006-2017 6

0 Jul-06 Jul-07 Jul-08 Jul-09 Jul-10 Jul-11 Jul-12 Jul-13 Jul-14 Jul-15 Jul-16 Jan-15 Jan-16 Jan-17 Jan-06 Jan-07 Jan-08 Jan-09 Jan-10 Jan-11 Jan-12 Jan-13 Jan-14

Zions Capital Advisors Summary: The 2 million invested with ZCA in March of 2016 netted 24,850 through March 2017 and earned about $6,000 more than the same investment in the PTIF.

Last year with Council approval, I invested 2 million of the general fund balance with Zions Capital Advisors (ZCA). This investment was designed to improve interest earnings over what we would achieve through the PTIF alone. From March 2016 through March 2017 the ZCA investment earned $28,222 whereas the same investment in the PTIF would have earned $18,904 for a positive difference of $9,318. ZCA has a minimum fee of $5,000 but I negotiated that down to $3,372 because it took several months to fully invest the money. In the end, the ZCA investment netted approximately $6,000 over the PTIF.

Attached is a report of the portfolio holdings in our ZCA account. The names of the companies and agencies that money has been invested with so far are listed, as well as the maturity date and yield. Any money not invested in bonds is held in a PTIF account so we are always earning at least the same interest rate as PTIF.

Tax Bill Improvements Summary: In 2016, taxpayers with mortgages received a slightly different tax bill. By making it clearer to these taxpayers that they should not pay, erroneous payments were reduced as well as the resulting refunds.

In 2015, my office redesigned the tax bill and included additional information in a more user friendly format. In 2016, I designed a slightly different version of the bill that got sent to all property owners whose mortgage company pays their taxes. Every year we receive phone calls from taxpayers with mortgages who are confused about receiving the tax bill. We are required by law to send the tax bill to every parcel owner regardless of whether they should pay the bill or not. The new bill makes it very clear that they should not pay the bill because their mortgage company will do it for them. In addition to reducing phone calls, this has also reduced double payments (where the property owner and the mortgage company both pay) and has reduced the number of resulting refunds. This change has saved staff time in my office and improved communication with property owners. Examples of the two different bills are attached.

Update on Internal Controls Internal controls are processes put in place by the governing body or management, to provide reasonable assurance that funds will be properly safeguarded. Sadly there have been several recent cases in Utah of public funds being stolen, including alleged theft by a County Treasurer. My office is currently completing a comprehensive review, started last year, of all of our internal controls. We have already implemented some changes identified by the review. This is happening in conjunction with formulating a policies and procedures manual that will include a section on internal control measures. When this process is complete I will make a detailed report to the Council.

Attachments List PTIF Quarterly ZCA Balance Sheet Tax Bill mortgage Tax Bill no mortgage Balance Sheet Classification ZWA-Grand County (63072) Base Currency: USD As of 04/24/2017 Dated: 04/26/2017

Identifier Description Current Units Rating Coupon Effective Book Yield Base Book Value Base Net Total Market Base Accrued Base Market Value + Maturity Yield Unrealized Gain/Loss Price Balance Accrued 654080001 UT ST TREASURER'S PUBLIC INV POOL A 95,883.54 NA 0.00 04/24/2017 0.00 --- 95,883.54 0.00 1.0000 0.00 95,883.54 36962G6B5 GENERAL ELECTRIC CAPITAL 100,000.00 AA- 2.034 08/01/2017 1.498 1.49 100,142.40 3.60 100.1460 474.60 100,620.60 CORPORATION 06048WDB3 BANK OF AMERICA CORPORATION 32,000.00 BBB+ 2.69 08/04/2017 2.242 1.147 32,039.12 99.44 100.4330 188.90 32,327.46 22546QAU1 CREDIT SUISSE AG (NEW YORK BRANCH) 100,000.00 A+ 1.729 01/29/2018 1.646 1.363 100,090.15 280.85 100.3710 408.24 100,779.24 61745ET92 MORGAN STANLEY DEAN WITTER & CO. 50,000.00 A- 5.00 10/27/2018 2.356 3.027 51,949.87 -493.37 102.9130 611.11 52,067.61 38141EB73 GOLDMAN SACHS GROUP INC 100,000.00 A- 2.139 11/15/2018 2.269 1.549 99,852.96 1,251.04 101.1040 409.98 101,513.98 61745E2T7 MORGAN STANLEY 40,000.00 A- 4.554 11/28/2018 2.652 3.097 41,177.86 -277.86 102.2500 278.30 41,178.30 172967KF7 CITIGROUP INC 100,000.00 BBB+ 1.962 12/07/2018 2.279 1.558 99,545.76 1,206.24 100.7520 267.01 101,019.01 3135G0J46 FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE 100,000.00 AAA 1.25 02/26/2019 1.25 1.359 100,000.00 -198.00 99.8020 204.86 100,006.86 ASSOCIATION 3136G3RM9 FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE 100,000.00 AAA 1.40 06/21/2019 1.40 1.771 100,000.00 -783.00 99.2170 482.22 99,699.22 ASSOCIATION 449786BG6 ING BANK NV 100,000.00 A+ 1.649 08/15/2019 1.618 1.752 100,122.28 -88.28 100.0340 316.06 100,350.06 3134G9W37 FEDERAL HOME LOAN MORTGAGE CORP 100,000.00 AAA 1.45 08/10/2020 1.45 1.73 100,000.00 -894.00 99.1060 302.08 99,408.08 3134GAKD5 FEDERAL HOME LOAN MORTGAGE CORP 100,000.00 AAA 1.50 09/23/2020 1.50 2.171 100,000.00 -2,198.00 97.8020 133.33 97,935.33 3134GATD6 FEDERAL HOME LOAN MORTGAGE CORP 100,000.00 AAA 1.50 11/10/2020 1.50 2.051 100,000.00 -1,875.00 98.1250 687.50 98,812.50 3136G06D8 FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE 100,000.00 AAA 1.50 11/27/2020 1.50 1.876 100,000.00 -1,300.00 98.7000 616.67 99,316.67 ASSOCIATION 3134GAZJ6 FEDERAL HOME LOAN MORTGAGE CORP 100,000.00 AAA 1.75 12/14/2020 1.75 1.834 100,000.00 -296.00 99.7040 636.81 100,340.81 3130AA7L6 FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANKS 100,000.00 AAA 2.00 06/09/2017 2.00 1.891 100,000.00 13.00 100.0130 255.56 100,268.56 3134GAKB9 FEDERAL HOME LOAN MORTGAGE CORP 100,000.00 AAA 1.65 09/28/2021 1.65 2.271 100,000.00 -2,604.00 97.3960 123.75 97,519.75 3130A9GS4 FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANKS 100,000.00 AAA 1.70 10/12/2021 1.70 2.125 100,000.00 -1,802.00 98.1980 61.39 98,259.39 3134GAZE7 FEDERAL HOME LOAN MORTGAGE CORP 100,000.00 AAA 2.00 11/24/2021 2.00 2.142 100,000.00 -617.00 99.3830 805.56 100,188.56 3134GAYU2 FEDERAL HOME LOAN MORTGAGE CORP 100,000.00 AAA 1.85 12/09/2021 1.85 2.024 100,000.00 -764.00 99.2360 698.89 99,934.89 3136G4HY2 FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE 100,000.00 AAA 2.05 12/21/2021 2.05 2.091 100,000.00 -182.00 99.8180 706.11 100,524.11 ASSOCIATION ------2,017,883.54 AA --- 11/25/2019 1.68 1.882 2,020,803.93 -11,518.33 --- 8,668.91 2,017,954.51

* Weighted by: Base Market Value + Accrued, except Book Yield by Base Book Value + Accrued.

1 Disclaimer Dated: 04/26/2017

This report is for informational purposes only and should not be used for auditing or other official business. Please refer to the official Custodial Statement issued by Zions Trust (ZT).

2 Chris Kauffman 2016 Real Property Tax Notice Grand County Treasurer Notice is for Information Only 125 E Center St, Moab, UT 84532 The mortgage company listed on this notice has 435-259-1338, [email protected] indicated that they will pay the property tax for Office Hours: Mon – Fri, 8am – 5pm this parcel. Do not pay this bill unless you have **Office Closed November 11, 24, 25** stopped making mortgage payments. Property Information Owner Name(s): KAUFFMAN CHRISTOPHER Q LUND Street Address: SPANISH VALLEY DR 1851 ADREA B (legal on back) Mortgage Company that Will Pay Your Taxes: Back Tax Status: 070 - DOVENMUEHLE MORTGAGE INC. NO BACK TAXES OUTSTANDING Parcel Number: 02-0017-0185 Taxing District: 002 - SPANISH VALLEY Tax Information Tax Information Property Type Acres/Count Market Value Taxable Value Tax Amount BR01 PRIMARY RES. BLDG 0.00 141,594 77,877 840.92 LR01 RES. IMPROVED LAND 1.00 100,000 55,000 593.89

Totals 1.00 241,594 132,877 1,434.81 Taxing Units/Entities Budget Hearing Location ,Date, Time Tax Rate Tax Amount GRAND COUNTY GENERAL COUNCIL CHAMBERS DEC 6, 2016 @ 6:00 P.M. 0.001809 240.37 SCHOOL - GENERAL 264 S. 400 E. AUG 3, 2016 @ 6:00 P.M. 0.005003 664.78 SCHOOL - STATE BASIC LEVY 264 S. 400 E. AUG 3, 2016 @ 6:00 P.M. 0.001675 222.57 GRAND COUNTY - DEBT COUNCIL CHAMBERS-DEC 6, 2016 @ 6:00 P.M. 0.000130 17.27 STATE A&C COUNCIL CHAMBERS-DEC 6, 2016 @ 6:00 P.M. 0.000011 1.46 COUNTY A&C COUNCIL CHAMBERS-DEC 6, 2016 @ 6:00 P.M. 0.000457 60.72 LIBRARY COUNCIL CHAMBERS DEC 6, 2016 @ 6:00 P.M. 0.000459 60.99 GRAND COUNTY CEMETERY 2651 SPANISH VALLEY DR DEC 13, 2016 @ 6:00 PM 0.000224 29.76 WATER CONSERVANCY 3025 SPANISH TRL RD-DEC 8, 2016 @ 7:00 P.M. 0.000149 19.80 MOAB MOSQUITO ABATEMENT 1000 SAND FLATS RD-DEC 8, 2016 @ 6:00 P.M. 0.000222 29.50 MOAB VALLEY FIRE 45 S 100 E - DEC 14, 2016 @ 6:00 P.M. 0.000547 72.68 LIBRARY - DEBT COUNCIL CHAMBERS-DEC 6, 2016 @ 6:00 P.M. 0.000112 14.88

Current Year Tax Totals 0.010798 1,434.81 Prepayments 0.00 Abatements/Credits 0.00 Current Year Tax Due 1,434.81 Please forward this notice to new owner if property has Prior Years’ Back Tax Due 0.00 sold. This property may be subject to a reappraisal in 2017 Total Tax Due All Years under State Law 59-2-303.1 1,434.81 Keep above portion for your records. Detach entire bottom portion and return with payment. ------Pay online at grandcountyutah.net Parcel Number: Mortgage Co that will pay tax: _____ FREE eCheck & other options, see back. 02-0017-0185 070 - DOVENMUEHLE MORTGAGE INC. ______OR make check payable to: Total Due Do not pay this bill unless Grand County Treasurer th you have stopped making PO Box 1268, Moab, UT 84532, (435)-259-1338 by Nov 30 mortgage payments. _____ Paying late? Penalty is also owed! _____ See back of this stub for amount. ************AUTO**SCH 5-DIGIT 84532 AA 713 1/1-P2 T2 _____ TDAFTFFDTTADTTFTTDTDATDAATADFAFDFDAFTTADAAFFDDATDATFDTAFDDAFFAAAT Yes! I want to make monthly prepayments in 2017. Please mark KAUFFMAN CHRISTOPHER Q LUND ADREA B box and see back of this stub for more 1851 SPANISH VALLEY DR about coupons. MOAB UT 84532-3220 My address has changed! Please *02-0017-0185A* mark box and enter new address on *02-0017-0185A* back of this stub. Ways to Pay Electronically

Pay Online at grandcountyutah.net: Why Pay Electronically? x eCheck – a secure and convenient transfer out of your bank account. eChecks are free Easy – no mail to send or check to Oct 15-Dec 15. The rest of the year, a 75¢ fee is charged per payment by the service write. Anyone can do it! Free – for eChecks 10/15 - 12/15 provider. Separate payments are needed for each parcel. No fees go to the County. Fast – payment arrives exactly x Credit or Debit Card – a 2.5% fee is charged by Instant Payments, the service provider. when you schedule it. x Auto Bill Pay – Set up automatic, recurring, monthly eCheck payments for 49¢/month. Safe – reduces chance of ID theft. Pay by Phone: 1-800-764-0844, use eCheck, credit or debit card. Same fees as above.

Other Ways to Pay Pay by Mail: PO Box 1268, Moab, UT 84532, please use enclosed envelope and include bottom portion of this notice. Write parcel number(s) on check, multiple parcels per check is OK. Do not send cash. If postmarked after Nov 30, penalty will be owed.

Pay in Person: Pay by cash or check at our office in the County Courthouse, 125 E. Center St, Moab (closed Nov. 11, 24, 25). Property Address/Legal Description Parcel Number: 02-0017-0185 Serial Number: 26-22-17-19.4. May be abbreviated, not for legal use. SPANISH VALLEY DR 1851 - BEG POINT WHICH BEARS N 69°51'E 1410.70 FT FROM THE CENTER ¼ COR SEC 17 T26S R22E; SLM; TH N 0°09'E 265.40 FT (REC=264.9 FT) TH N 48°18'W 1.00 FT; N 0°35'E 78.64 FT; S 48°18'E 236.74 FT; S 22°07'W 277.21 FT; N 46°26'W 101.00 FT; TO POB. 1.00 AC. - TOGETHER WITH ACCESS EASEMENT: BEG N 73°53'16"E 1465.29 FT AND S 46°31'33"E 10.62 FT FROM THE CENTER ¼ COR SEC 17 T26S R22E SLM; TH N 23°45'42"E 145.14 FT; N 32°50'34"E 40.98 FT; N 62°57'08"E 12.86 FT; S 75°43'37"E 17.46 FT; N14°16'23"E 20.0 FT; N 75°43'37"W 58.38 FT; S 22°07'W 20.19 FT; S 75°43'37"E 15.78 FT; S 32°50'34"W 31.65 FT; N 76°37'50"W 9.84 FT; S 22°07'W 19.90 FT; S 76°37'50"E 7.16 FT; S 23°45'42"W 132.13 FT; S 46°26'E 21.26 FT TO BEG. ( ALL PARCELS SUBJECT TO RIGHT OF FIRST REFUSAL IF SOLD; SEE DOCUMENT FOR DETAILS)

Back Taxes (Delinquencies): The amount of back tax you owe is $0.00. This amount has interest calculated to November 30th, 2016. Interest is prorated and added daily at a rate of 7% per year (rate is an estimate). If you are paying on any other date, you can call 435-259-1388 for a more accurate amount owed. If this property was recently subdivided or combined, other delinquencies may apply which do not appear on this notice. During the last week of December each year, a delinquent tax listing will be posted at grandcountyutah.net and a post card will be sent to the delinquent property owners. These are the only notifications required by law until the following year’s Property Tax Notice. Unpaid tax, penalty and interest are assessed as a lien and if not paid in-full within the 4 year redemption period, the property will be offered to the public at TAX SALE. The property is then deeded to the successful bidder. Any amount in excess of taxes and fees will be remitted to the original owner. Until 5pm on 11/30/2016, all payments will be applied to the most current back tax year first. Starting 12/1/2016 payments will be applied to 2016 tax first and then the next most current back tax year. 12/1/2016 is also the date that unpaid 2016 taxes become delinquent. Payments are also applied to interest first then penalty then principal in any given year. These payment procedures are set by State law and cannot be changed by the County Treasurer. Returned Payments: If payment is returned by a financial institution for any reason, the payment will be canceled without notice to the property owner, and a returned payment fee of $25.00 will be added to the tax amount. Bankruptcy: If you have filed for bankruptcy, this notice is not a demand for payment and is intended for informational purposes only. Please discuss your obligations for post petition taxes with your legal counsel. Important Additional Tax Information: Tax bills are mailed to the latest address on the County Recorder’s Roles. Failure to receive a tax notice does not relieve the owner’s responsibility to pay taxes on time or relieve them from paying the penalties and interest due. The County Treasurer only collects taxes. Contact the Assessor’s Office, 435-259-1329, for questions about property assessment, valuations, or exemptions. This office will not be responsible if you pay on property other than your own. Tax relief programs are available for those who qualify, information is available by calling 435-259-1338 or at grandcountyutah.net. Pursuant to Utah Code 59-2-1317, you have the right to allocate partial payments between total amount due for property tax, assessments, delinquent local district fees, and any other amounts due on this notice.

Paying Late? – Penalty is also due depending on when you are paying. Use the chart below to see what you owe. Date of Payment/Postmark On or before Nov 30, 2016 Dec 1, 2016 to Jan 31, 2017 After Jan 31, 2017 Call our office for amount Amount you owe $1,434.81 $1,449.16* owed, 435-259-1338. Penalty/Interest added No penalty or interest! 1% penalty (minimum 2.5% penalty (minimum per parcel for 2016 Tax $10.00) and no interest. $10.00) + interest from 1/1/17. *This includes $0.00 owed in back tax with back tax interest calculated to 1/31/2017. Back tax interest is prorated and added daily. If you are paying on a different date and owe back tax, then you call 435-259-1338 for a more accurate amount due.

Pre-Payment Coupons for 2017 Address Changes KAUFFMAN CHRISTOPHER Q LUND ADREA B Check the box on front of this stub to receive Please list new a free booklet of coupons that spread your 2017 tax payments out over 10 months in address here. 2017. Prepayments are optional and can be made without coupons.

Chris Kauffman 2016 Real Property Tax Notice Grand County Treasurer Due November 30th, 2016 125 E Center St, Moab, UT 84532 Pay Online: www.grandcountyutah.net 435-259-1338, [email protected] Pay by Phone: 1-800-764-0844 Office Hours: Mon – Fri, 8am – 5pm **Office Closed November 11, 24, 25** eCheck payments are FREE 0ct 15- Dec 15 Property Information Owner Name(s): KAUFFMAN CHRISTOPHER Street Address: SPANISH VALLEY DR 1925 (legal on back) Mortgage Company that May Pay Your Taxes: Back Tax Status: NO REQUESTING COMPANY NO BACK TAXES OUTSTANDING Parcel Number: 02-0SHC-0002 Taxing District: 002 - SPANISH VALLEY Tax Information Tax Information Property Type Acres/Count Market Value Taxable Value Tax Amount BR01 PRIMARY RES. BLDG 0.00 44,883 24,686 266.56 LR01 RES. IMPROVED LAND 0.23 70,000 38,500 415.72

Totals 0.23 114,883 63,186 682.28 Taxing Units/Entities Budget Hearing Location ,Date, Time Tax Rate Tax Amount GRAND COUNTY GENERAL COUNCIL CHAMBERS DEC 6, 2016 @ 6:00 P.M. 0.001809 114.30 SCHOOL - GENERAL 264 S. 400 E. AUG 3, 2016 @ 6:00 P.M. 0.005003 316.12 SCHOOL - STATE BASIC LEVY 264 S. 400 E. AUG 3, 2016 @ 6:00 P.M. 0.001675 105.84 GRAND COUNTY - DEBT COUNCIL CHAMBERS-DEC 6, 2016 @ 6:00 P.M. 0.000130 8.21 STATE A&C COUNCIL CHAMBERS-DEC 6, 2016 @ 6:00 P.M. 0.000011 0.70 COUNTY A&C COUNCIL CHAMBERS-DEC 6, 2016 @ 6:00 P.M. 0.000457 28.88 LIBRARY COUNCIL CHAMBERS DEC 6, 2016 @ 6:00 P.M. 0.000459 29.00 GRAND COUNTY CEMETERY 2651 SPANISH VALLEY DR DEC 13, 2016 @ 6:00 PM 0.000224 14.15 WATER CONSERVANCY 3025 SPANISH TRL RD-DEC 8, 2016 @ 7:00 P.M. 0.000149 9.41 MOAB MOSQUITO ABATEMENT 1000 SAND FLATS RD-DEC 8, 2016 @ 6:00 P.M. 0.000222 14.03 MOAB VALLEY FIRE 45 S 100 E - DEC 14, 2016 @ 6:00 P.M. 0.000547 34.56 LIBRARY - DEBT COUNCIL CHAMBERS-DEC 6, 2016 @ 6:00 P.M. 0.000112 7.08

Current Year Tax Totals 0.010798 682.28 Prepayments 0.00 Abatements/Credits 0.00 Current Year Tax Due 682.28 Please forward this notice to new owner if property has Prior Years’ Back Tax Due 0.00 sold. This property may be subject to a reappraisal in 2017 Total Tax Due All Years under State Law 59-2-303.1 682.28 Keep above portion for your records. Detach entire bottom portion and return with payment. ------Pay online at grandcountyutah.net Parcel Number: Auto Bill Pay Status: _____ FREE eCheck & other options, see back. 02-0SHC-0002 Auto Bill Pay not enrolled ______OR make check payable to: Total Due Grand County Treasurer th $682.28 PO Box 1268, Moab, UT 84532, (435)-259-1338 by Nov 30 _____

_____ Paying late? Penalty is also owed!

_____ See back of this stub for amount. _____ TTTFDFTDATTATTFAAATDAFTFADTDDAFFFDFDTTTFFAAADFADFTTAFAFFATFFFTDAT************AUTO**SCH 5-DIGIT 84532 AA 1050 1/1-P3 T3 Yes! I want to make monthly prepayments in 2017. Please mark KAUFFMAN CHRISTOPHER box and see back of this stub for more 1851 SPANISH VALLEY DR MOAB UT 84532-3220 about coupons. My address has changed! Please *02-0SHC-00024* mark box and enter new address on *02-0SHC-00024* back of this stub. Ways to Pay Electronically

Pay in Person: Pay by cash or check at our office in the County Courthouse, 125 E. Center St, Moab (closed Nov. 11, 24, 25). Property Address/Legal Description Parcel Number: 02-0SHC-0002 Serial Number: HILLCREST 2 3 May be abbreviated, not for legal use. SPANISH VALLEY DR 1925 - FOR ASSESSING ONLY: THE WESTERLY 77 FT OF LOT 3 AND THE EASTERLY 43.2 FT OF LOT 2 HILLCREST SUBDIVISION. 0.23 AC

Paying Late? – Penalty is also due depending on when you are paying. Use the chart below to see what you owe. Date of Payment/Postmark On or before Nov 30, 2016 Dec 1, 2016 to Jan 31, 2017 After Jan 31, 2017 Call our office for amount Amount you owe $682.28 $692.28* owed, 435-259-1338. Penalty/Interest added No penalty or interest! 1% penalty (minimum 2.5% penalty (minimum per parcel for 2016 Tax $10.00) and no interest. $10.00) + interest from 1/1/17. *This includes $0.00 owed in back tax with back tax interest calculated to 1/31/2017. Back tax interest is prorated and added daily. If you are paying on a different date and owe back tax, then you call 435-259-1338 for a more accurate amount due.

Pre-Payment Coupons for 2017 Address Changes KAUFFMAN CHRISTOPHER Check the box on front of this stub to receive Please list new a free booklet of coupons that spread your 2017 tax payments out over 10 months in address here. 2017. Prepayments are optional and can be made without coupons.

GRAND COUNTY COUNTY COUNCIL MEETING MAY 2, 2017 Agenda Item: C

TITLE: 2016 Sand Flats Recreation Area Report

FISCAL IMPACT: None

PRESENTER: Andrea Brand, Director, Sand Flats Recreation Area (SFRA)

BACKGROUND: Name & Contact Andrea Brand, Director SFRA, will be reporting to the Council on Sand Flats Information: 2016 statistics and other Sand Flats topics. Anticipated presentation time is 15 Andrea Brand minutes (includes time for questions). Director Sand Flats Recreation ATTACHMENT(S): Area, Moab, UT 84532 1. Grand County Sand Flats Recreation Area 2016 Annual Report 435-259-1386 2. SFRA Remit Totals 2007-2016 [email protected] 3. SFRA Visitation Statistics 2016 4. SFRA brochures (to be provided)

FOR OFFICE USE ONLY: Attorney Review:

N/A

Grand County/ Sand Flats Recreation Area 2016 Annual Report

Overview:

The Sand Flats Recreation Area (SFRA) completed its twenty first year of operation and nineteenth year of self-sustained operation in 2016.

 Total fees collected : $576,855  Total grants: $8,500  Total expenditures: $415,600  Carry over fund for operation in the 2017 season approximately $300,000.  Estimated visitation from remits: 137,217 persons, with BLM Special Recreation Permits’ participants approximately 160,000 total persons.

The Sand Flats Program provided day to day management of a 7,809 acre recreation area at no cost to tax payers. These services included:

 Staffed Sand Flats entrance booth spring through fall.  Performed daily patrols of the recreation area along with site to site compliance checks of all campsites.  Maintained all trails and trailheads.  Scheduled and completed general maintenance of all campsites.  Pumped, cleaned and stocked toilets.  Provided trash removal.  Replaced all vandalized, worn or deteriorated facilities.  Maintained and updated all information kiosks.  Provided brochures and maps to visitors.  Provided up to date website information on Sand Flats Recreation Area.  Presented accurate interpretive information to visitors and community members through written and oral presentations and roving interpretive contacts.  Provided volunteer opportunities to our visitors and members of the community.  Provided employment for 2 high school apprentices, 6 seasonal workers, 1 intern and 3 year round staff.  Provided funds to Grand County Clerks’ office ($5,000) and to Grand County Search and Rescue ($10,000). 2015 Highlights:

 Group site reservation system went on line  Campground B improvements completed with BLM monies, heavy equipment and SFRA labor. BLM has put in for deferred maintenance funds for improvements to campgrounds C and D for 2019 and 2020.  Medieval Chamber/Morning Glory Arch hiking trail marked  SFRA office and yard moved to old Senior center  Fee increase proposal passed  Fins and Things officially changed to one way trail  An intern position was funded through Department of the Interior’s Youth Initiative grant  Interpretive Signs added to Improvements made to protect Dinosaur Track site on Hell’s Revenge trail  Collaborated with BLM, local outfitters and jeep clubs to address concerns on Hell’s Revenge- added regulatory and directional signs  Sand Flats’ “Plants of the High Desert” book completed  Contributed to Public Lands Initiative process as it applies to SFRA

2016 Highlights:

 Installed new signs with maps on Hell’s Revenge, Fins and Things and Porcupine 4x4 trails  Participated in Moab’s Throttle Down campaign with similar signage in Sand Flats’ campgrounds  Fencing installed on Fins and Things Trail with Rally on the Rocks, Tread Lightly, BLM and Sand Flats volunteers and staff  Repair of Slickrock and Hell’s Revenge parking lots  Improvements completed in 5 campsites & campground roadways graded  Planning begun for expansion and improvements to C and D campgrounds scheduled for 2019 and 2020  New fat tire bike purchased for staff patrol  New Ford 150 purchased to replace 2003 Ford 150 patrol vehicle  2015 Survey compiled  Proposal process for improvements to Porcupine 4x4 and Hell’s Revenge trails begun  Hell’s Revenge Trail counter data compiled for the year  New hiking trail proposed near Juniper campground  New interpretive hiking trail brochure written SFRA Remits

Annual Remit Totals by Month % of Change Average 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 07-15* 11-16* JAN 1486 964 1226 1197 1819 2390 1289 2606 4690 4002 -35 27 -2 52 31 -46 102 80 -15 1963 2799 FEB 5845 4322 4608 1521 2390 4128 2781 4087 12161 13702 -26 7 -67 57 73 -33 47 198 13 4649 6542 MAR 45618 54793 41801 39732 38588 46162 51913 53500 63008 94563 20 -24 -5 -3 20 12 3 18 50 48346 57956 APR 75686 61528 69306 75823 75079 76039 70418 80361 85392 106713 -19 13 9 -1 1 -7 14 6 25 74404 82334 MAY 50169 53005 54994 63721 70090 59427 63905 70818 79449 95933 6 4 16 10 -15 8 11 12 21 62842 73270 JUNE 13090 15897 21387 19539 28838 17596 20343 25011 29646 33282 21 35 -9 48 -39 16 23 19 12 21261 25786 JULY 4843 5639 6968 4283 10331 6918 7725 8479 12055 16752 16 24 -39 141 -33 12 10 42 39 7471 10377 AUG 7185 7813 7198 6957 6232 8200 11145 14904 12740 19048 9 -8 -3 -10 32 36 34 -15 50 9153 12045 SEPT 23916 22048 24422 25326 26846 26931 27896 30334 33863 56865 -8 11 4 6 0 4 9 12 68 26842 33789 OCT 45286 43248 49587 50650 54436 52224 61640 62406 66374 89098 -5 15 2 7 -4 18 1 6 34 53983 64363 NOV 18406 15714 16186 12780 14302 17503 21807 21243 23191 43242 -15 3 -21 12 22 25 -3 9 86 17904 23548 DEC 853 1174 601 1064 1812 1169 1034 1778 940 2500 38 -49 77 70 -35 -12 72 -47 166 1158 1539 TOTAL 292383 286145 298284 302593 330763 318687 341896 375527 423509 575700 -2% 4% 1% 9% -4% 7% 10% 13% 36% 329976 394347

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Sand Flats Recreation Area

Slickrock Bike Trail National Recreation Trail Challenging 4x4 trails Motorized and non-motorized recreation Camping Partnership

The Sand Flats Recreation Area is managed in partnership between the Bureau of Land Management and Grand County since 1998. Self-sustainability

• The Sand Flats Recreation Area is a self- sustaining entity. SFRA is an enterprise fund; its' operating budget comes exclusively from collected fee monies. • In 2016 Sand Flats completed its’ 19th year of self-sustained operation. The Sand Flats mission is:

“To ensure that the outstanding natural features of the area are protected from the adverse impacts of recreational use; provide sustainable public recreation opportunities consistent with the character and capability of the area; provide for public safety and reduction of visitor conflicts; assure the continuation of positive economic benefits to the County associated with public use of the area; and maintain reasonable public access to the area for recreational and other sustainable uses.” Both the BLM and Grand County aspire to: ....utilize their combined resources and authorities to cooperatively improve conditions within the area so as to better serve the public and establish a mechanism whereby users of the area fund management, protection, and service expenditures. Faces and Places of Cooperative Conservation Grand County/ Sand Flats and BLM partnership chosen as model Sand Flats Recreation Area Recreation Program Overview

• Seeking to provide the facilities and management necessary to provide sustainable recreation opportunities for approximately 160,000 annual public land visitors while enhancing the area’s recreation economy and maintaining resource values. • Entrance Station staffed mid-February to mid-November. Self-pay station available when entrance station is closed. • 5 trailheads, 40 miles of marked trails, 9 toilets and 13 interpretive kiosks. • 9 fee campgrounds with 120 individual and 2 group sites, 14 toilets and 11 information kiosks. • Collected $576,855 in recreation fees and $8,500 in grant in 2016. SFRA estimated visitation by month 2014-2016

Sand Flats Sand Flats Sand Flats Recreation Area Recreation Area Recreation Area Estimate Total # Estimate Total # Estimate Total # of Visitors 2014 of Visitors 2015 of Visitors 2016

Jan 704 1,398 867 Feb 1,256 3,803 3,778 March 16,411 19,335 23,156 April 24,991 26,489 25,104 May 21,614 24,663 22,878 June 7,877 9,235 8,489 July 2,829 3,855 4,683 Aug 4,583 4,106 4,878 Sept 9,156 10,371 12,850 Oct 18,585 19,950 19,373 Nov 6,904 7,515 10,365 Dec 588 316 796

115,497 131,035 137,217 SFRA Remits last 5 years

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80000 2012

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60000 2014 INCOME 2015

40000 2016

20000

0 JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUNE JULY AUG SEPT OCT NOV DEC Priorities for Revenue Increase

• The bulk of the additional fees would go to offset rising operational expenses necessary to maintain existing levels of service to Sand Flats visitors.

• These fees would also be used for needed additional staffing, maintenance of existing facilities and to help meet the demand for new facility development. Deferred Maintenance and Improvements

The fee change proposal would make funds more readily available to address some long and short term maintenance and improvement needs. These include: • Campground upgrades-Sand Flats committed $50,000 to match BLM funds. • Constructing an additional 50 site campground to help meet demand for additional camping opportunities on public lands, approximately $225,000. • Constructing shade structures and tent pads in 2 group campsites, approximately $32,000. • New UTV for patrol to replace 2005 UTV, approximately $15,000. • New patrol truck to replace 2003 Ford 250, approximately $40,000. • Building up a matching fund balance to pave two miles of the Sand Flats road, including bike paths; this project is estimated at $500,000 to 1 million dollars per mile. County would match 6.7% or $134,000. • On-going trail-side restoration work along approximately 20 miles of 4x4 trails. Amenity Fees in 2016

• $5/ vehicle for 1 day or $10 for 7 days of day use • $2 per person by shuttle, bicycle or motorcycle for 1 day or $5 for 7 days of day use • $5 for vehicle trailers • $25 annual pass • $15/ vehicle per night for camping up to 5 people, $2 each additional person Day to Day SFRA operations SFRA staff

• 3 permanent time staff including Director • 6 seasonal staff in spring and fall • 1 intern seasonal in spring • 2 high school apprentices in spring Staff Entrance Station for fee collection, orientation and safety Maintain trailheads Daily front country patrols to check compliance, provide security and information Backcountry trail patrols to promote compliance, safety and assess maintenance needs Trail maintenance to protect resources and provide direction On-going trailside restoration work along 4x4 trails Trash pick up and removal Provide 23 Toilets Kiosks and signs Brochures High School Apprenticeship Program since 1995 Other SFRA annual contributions

• Provided volunteer opportunities to members of the community.

• Provided funds to Grand County Search and Rescue- $10,000. Since 1998 Sand Flats has contributed $235,200 to this department. 2016 Highlights

• Installed new signs with maps on Hell’s Revenge, Fins and Things and Porcupine 4x4 trails • Participated in Moab’s Throttle Down campaign with similar signage in Sand Flats’ campgrounds • Fencing installed on Fins and Things Trail with Rally on the Rocks, Tread Lightly, BLM and Sand Flats volunteers and staff • Repair of Slickrock and Hell’s Revenge parking lots • Improvements completed in 5 campsites & campground roadways graded • Planning begun for expansion and improvements to C and D campgrounds scheduled for 2019 and 2020 • New fat tire bike purchased for staff patrol • New Ford 150 purchased to replace 2003 Ford 150 patrol vehicle • 2015 Survey compiled • Proposal process for improvements to Porcupine 4x4 and Hell’s Revenge trails begun • Hell’s Revenge Trail counter data compiled for the year • New hiking trail proposed near Juniper campground • New interpretive hiking trail brochure New “You Are Here” signs 4x4 trails Participation in Throttle Down campaign Fencing installed on Fins and Things with Rally on the Rocks and Tread Lightly volunteers, BLM and SFRA Hell’s Revenge and Slickrock parking lots repaired with BLM and SFRA funds Improvements made to campsites, camp roads and fencing completed in B Improvements planned for C and D campgrounds- campground C Campground D Expansion of campground D New 2017 Ford 150 for patrol New fat tire mountain bike for backcountry patrols on 4x4 trails Conducted and Compiled Visitor Services and Land Use Survey

• Survey conducted 2014-16 • Questions included: Where are visitors from, engaging in what type of activity- camping, biking, 4x4, questions on fees, customer service, facilities and trails conditions, suggestions for improvements Visitor Use Survey Results

• 72% repeat visitors, Day Use- 33% coming for 3 days. Campers- most coming for 2-4 nights camping. • Rated excellent for customer service • Facilities and trails rated good to excellent Top Likes, Dislikes, Top Additional Services Desired

• Top likes- beautiful views; quiet; close to town, yet remote; trails and access to trails; happy with everything- no change; friendly knowledgeable staff; space between campsites and views from campsites, privacy and camp clustering, leaving open space • Top dislikes- motorized use, noise, speed and resource damage; toilets smell and style; generators • Top Additional Desired Services-Water; More campsites, RV and tent separate or generator separate Approval process begun for changes to Travel plan regarding Porcupine and Hell’s Revenge 4x4 trails Daily Totals- over 444 day period average 200 a day with 25% coming out the exit. Highs of 700 to almost 1,000 vehicles a day Approval of new hiking trail to be built fall 2017 View from Juniper hiking trail Desert Ecology interpretive trail guide

• Ecology investigates the interrelationships of organisms with their environments and/or with other organisms. On this self-guided walk, you will learn of some intriguing examples of relationships in the high desert. You’ll find out about a mouse and its favorite labyrinth, a happy couple on the sandstone, delectable delights for a jay, and more! The numbered posts correspond to the numbered entries in this brochure. Proceed to # 1. SFRA 2017 Projects • Research new reservation system for group and individual campsites • Work with BLM on designs for campground improvements • Assess and improve select sections of 4x4 trails • Build Juniper hiking trail with Trail Mix fall 2017 • Stay abreast of Lion’s Back project in relation to SFRA • Continue to research permanent location for SFRA office and yard • Mark new Slickrock Bike Trail dotted routes once EA is completed • Burrito Trail proposal Continue to improve the camping experience at SFRA Set up Reservation System for individual campsites through Recreation.gov Along with group site reservations Work with BLM on improvements to 30 existing campsites and designs for 20-30 new campsites in 2019-20 Work with BLM, Grand County Road department and local jeep club to assess and improve select sections of 4x4 trails to maintain access and protect resources Fins and Things 4x4 Trail Research permanent space for SFRA office and yard • Remain at senior center • Move office to 180 East 100 North property where yard now is. Slickrock Bike Trail dotted route additions

• Current mileage dotted routes 3 miles, suggested additions 3 miles • Benefits: for frequent Slickrock riders, the added network of trails provides increased variety. For riders experiencing mechanical difficulties or weather related emergencies, the alternate routes provide a quicker exit to the trailhead. Trails provide options for visitors who have less time & can't complete the entire Slickrock loop. • EA nearing completion Slickrock Bike Trail dotted route additions suggested in 2008 Grand County Travel plan.

Proposed Big Burrito Mtn. Bike • Grand County Trail Mix proposing 9.3 mile single track trail. Two part trail with upper and lower sections. • Advanced to intermediate riders, alternate to Porcupine Rim and Whole Enchilada • Currently court has put a Stay on the construction of this trail. DOl-BLM-YOI0-2015-0153 ~ Bureau of Land Man.agem= I!o Moab field Office s V'

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~~AGENDA SUMMARY GRAND COUNTY COUNCIL MEETING MAY 2, 2017 Agenda Item: D~~

~~TITLE: Approving proposed contract with Southeastern Utah Association of Local Governments- Area Agency on Aging for ombudsman services in San Juan County~~

~~FISCAL IMPACT: Up to $6874.00 Ombudsman Funding~~

~~PRESENTER(S): Verleen Striblen~~

RECOMMENDATION: Prepared By: I move to approve the proposed contract with Southeastern Utah Association of Local Governments- Area Agency on Aging for ombudsman services in Verleen Striblen Grand Center Program San Juan County, retroactively through June 30, 2017 and authorize the Director Chair to sign all associated documents.

BACKGROUND: The Long Term Care Ombudsman’s is an advocate to protect the health, safety, welfare and rights of Residents in a care facility. The Long-Term Care Ombudsman utilizes advocacy and represents the rights and FOR OFFICE USE ONLY: residents’ interest over those of any other party or parties involved in the Attorney Review: dispute.

~~The Ombudsman is a division of the State Aging Services; they in turn contract the service to local Area Aging Agency’s (AAA) in the State. The~~

Complete AAA for Grand County is with the Southeastern Utah Association of Local (see confidential Governments. They oversee this program for Carbon, Emery, Grand and folder) San Juan County. The current Ombudsman for the Four Corners Regional Care Center in San Juan County has taken another job leaving the position vacant. Shawna Horrocks the AAA Director with the ALG has expressed interest in having the Grand Center provide Ombudsman services for San Juan County in addition to the ombudsman service already being provided at the Canyonlands Care Center. The Grand Center has a full time employee who is a Certified Long-Term care Ombudsman since October 2014. This would require an average of 10 hours per month. Some months could be more depending on any issue at the care center or extra trainings. We would bill ALG for the time, travel and any trainings. This contract is for the rest of the fiscal year, which ends in June.

~~ATTACHMENT(S): 1. Proposed Ombudsman contract 2. Utah Administrative Code of Currentness- Ombudsman Program Policy 3. Utah Administrative Code of Currentness- Provider Code of Conduct~~

~~DISTRICT VI-C, GRAND COUNTY AREA AGENCY ON AGING~~

~~July 1, 2016 - June 30, 2017~~

~~Contracting Parties:~~

~~This agreement is between the Southeastern Utah Association of Local Governments; Area Agency on Aging Program, herein referred to as "Area Agency", and Grand County.~~

~~Term of Contract:~~

This contract shall be effective July 1, 2016 or the date approved by the Area Agency, and shall terminate on June 30, 2017 unless terminated sooner in accordance with the terms and conditions of this contract.

~~Purpose:~~

To receive, investigate, and resolve complaints made by or on behalf of residents of long-term care facilities. To provide community education regarding long-term care. To facilitate the use of volunteers and to represent the interests of long-term care facility residents.

~~Documents Incorporated into this Contract by Reference but not Attached Hereto:~~

a. All document specified in any attachment to this contract. b. All other governmental laws, regulations, or actions applicable to services provided herein. c. Older Americans Act of 1965 as amended, Title VII-B. d. Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program Policy, 1993. e. Department of Social Services Cost Principles. f. Department of Social Services Code of Conduct.

~~GENERAL PROVISIONS~~

~~Area Agency agrees to:~~

1. Reimburse Grand County not more than $6,847.00 during the contract term, said $6,847.00 being subject to final disposition of funding by AOA, and State Division of Aging. Reimbursement will be processed in the normal course of business upon receipt of detailed claims from Grand County for expenditures made in accordance with the contract. No more than 1/12th of the total contract amount may be requested each month.

~~2. Consult with Grand County and monitor services provided herein on an ongoing basis.~~

3. Reimburse Grand County for reasonable costs, including travel and training for the LTC Ombudsman, and backup. These amounts shall be subject to the limitation contained in paragraph No. 1 above, and the terms following immediately hereafter.

~~Grand County agrees to:~~

~~1. Provide the Area Agency with LTC Ombudsman services in San Juan. This to include detailed reporting of expenditures to accompany reimbursement claims.~~

~~2. Provide LTC Ombudsman services including complaint intake and investigation of complaints, complaint resolution made by or on behalf of residents of long-term care facilities.~~

~~3. Provide Community education regarding long-term care. To facilitate the use of volunteers and to represent the interests of long-term care facility residents.~~

~~4. Grand County to provide written reports on all aspects of the LTC Ombudsman activities undertaken by staff to the State LTC Ombudsman. These reports to be identified by the State Ombudsman.~~

5. Grand County to maintain confidential client case files on the project which indicate clients served, complaints and disposition, or resolution, clients needing service, expenditures for purposes of the contract, and other pertinent information as indicated by the State Ombudsman. These files will be available for audit and inspection, by those authorized to perform same, at all times.

6. Grand County agrees to provide at the end of the program year a Program Progress report to be submitted to the Division of Aging. This reporting instrument to be identified by the State LTC Ombudsman.

~~7. Grand County agrees to abide by all provisions of the Provider Code of Conduct of the Utah Department of Human Services.~~

8. Grand County agrees to provide the Southeastern Utah Association of Local Governments: Area Agency on Aging a copy of their independent auditor report for the reporting period just ended. This report to conform to all Federal Fiscal Auditing requirements.

~~It is mutually agreed that:~~

1. All information regarding recipients of services under this contract shall be confidential, except as otherwise provided herein. Publication of any information that would identify a particular recipient of service is prohibited.

~~2. Any funds remaining after final reimbursement and accounting shall be the sole property of the Area Agency.~~

3. This agreement may be terminated upon thirty (30) days written notice by either party. This agreement may be altered, changed, or redrafted by mutual agreement of Area Agency and Grand County, provided however, that alterations or changes shall not become effective and enforceable until such alterations or changes are reduced to writing and signed by the respective parties.

4. Grand County is an independent contractor and does not assume the rights, responsibilities or duties of an Area Agency employee. The Area Agency has no responsibility for claims arising from the performance by Grand County of the terms of this contract.

5. Grand County agrees to abide by all federal statutes and regulations regarding the performance of this contract and, specifically, the terms and conditions provided in the Older Americans Act and regulations promulgated there under. Area Agency agrees to abide by same.

~~CONTRACTOR~~

~~______Deborah L. Hatt, Executive Director Southeastern Utah Association of Local Governments~~

~~______Shawna Horrocks, AAA Director Southeastern Utah Area Agency on Aging~~

In the County of Carbon, State of Utah, on this day of , 2017 before me the undersigned notary, personally appeared DEBORAH L. HATT AND SHAWNA HORROCKS who are personally known by me or who proved to me their identities through documentary evidence to be the person(s) whose name(s) are/is signed on the preceding document, and acknowledged to me that she signed it voluntarily for its stated purpose.

~~______Notary Public~~

~~______Jaylyn Hawks County Council Chair~~

In the County of Grand, State of Utah, on this day of , 2017 before me the undersigned notary, personally appeared JAYLYN HAWKS who is personally known by me or who proved to me her identity through documentary evidence to be the person whose name is signed on the preceding document, and acknowledged to me that she signed it voluntarily for its stated purpose.

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~~AGENDA SUMMARY GRAND COUNTY COUNCIL MEETING MAY 2, 2017 Agenda Item: E~~

~~TITLE: Approving proposed revisions to the job description of the Airport Manager for Canyonlands Field Airport~~

~~FISCAL IMPACT: TBD upon completion of the compensation study~~

~~PRESENTER(S): Ruth Dillon, Council Administrator and Judd Hill, Airport Manager~~

RECOMMENDATION: Prepared By: I move to approve the proposed revisions to the Job Description of the Airport Manager, and authorize the Chair to sign all associated documents. Judd Hill Airport Manager 435-259-4849 BACKGROUND: jhill@grandcountyutah. Canyonlands Field Airport continues to grow. This growth is tied to the net expansion of the airport to commercial jet service. Associated with the growth is a shift in the duties required by the airport manager. This shift is towards more management and development work, and less direct duties associated with the day to day maintenance. As such, the requirements desired in a manager need to be updated to reflect the changes in the position. FOR OFFICE USE ONLY: Attorney Review:

~~ATTACHMENT(S):~~

~~1) Airport Manager Job Description – Redlined & Clean Versions None Requested~~

~~Grand County Job Description~~

~~Job Title: Airport Manager~~

~~Department: Airport~~

~~Location: North Highway 191, Moab, Utah~~

~~Reports to: Council Administrator~~

~~Pay Range: Grade 19 pending Type of Position Job Status compensation study X Full-time X Exempt~~

~~Part-time Non Exempt~~

~~Seasonal X Safety Sensitive~~

~~X On Call Revised: 9/201405/2017 Temporary X Benefits Public Safety~~

~~Job Summary~~

Under the general supervision of the Council Administrator, manages and maintains all aspects of Canyonlands Field. Performs a variety of managerial, technical and administrative tasks related to planning, organizing, directing, and coordinating the operations, construction and maintenance of Canyonlands Field and related facilities. Assures compliance with various federal, state and local regulations related to airport operations including, but not limited to, fire rescue and airfield security.

~~Supervision~~

~~Given: Airport Rescue Fire Fighters, Airport Operations Specialists, Airport Operations Technicians~~

~~Received: Council Administrator~~

~~Essential Duties~~

This position has three categories of responsibility which are: management; maintenance, and safety and security. The essential functions are organized by the category and not in the order of importance.

Management Responsible for overseeing the operations and management of Canyonlands Field. Duties include, but are not limited to, the following: • Assists in the preparation of and administers the airport budget which includes but is not limited to ensuring proper revenue and expenditure controls are followed. • Act as project manager for the Airport on all projects, ensuring that both County and private development comply with Airport Master Plan. • Responds to public inquiries and complaints related to airport operations. • Pursues the overall airport business development, marketing strategies, and economic growth opportunities. • Oversees user compliance with airport Minimum Standards and Rules and Regulations. • Maintains compliance with Wildlife Hazard Mitigation Plan. • Coordinates airport operations and projects with federal, state and local agencies, property owners, entities and departments as is necessary. • In collaboration with the County’s consultants, prepares long-range plans and policies for development and construction of airport projects, facilities, and proposals; makes recommendations in support of these plans. • Oversees the requisition and purchase made for the airfield. • Coordinates capital improvements and projects. • Assists with negotiations for airline services, landing fees, and fuel flowage fees. Compiles data on airport operations to support negotiations. • Coordinates airport activities, contracts, and leases with tenants; assures compliance with County and federal regulations.

Airport Manager 12/2008 • Applies for, and monitors manages airport grants and coordinates project work with consultants, tenants, airlines, and other County departments. • Compiles and renews various safety and security manuals, as requitedrequired by the Federal Aviation Administration and Department of Homeland Security. • Represents the County and Airport Board with various local and airport-oriented organizations. • Prepares reports and summaries as required by the County Council, Airport Board, federal and state agencies, and Council Administrator. • Oversees the operations of the airport to ensure compliance with FAA, Utah Division of Aeronautics and County regulations for commercial and general aviation. • Issues NOTAM’s (Notice to Airmen) through FSS, Cedar City on airfield conditions and/or operations. • . Maintains Airport Certification Manual (ACM) and Airport Security Plan (ASP). • Provide staff support for Airport Board. • Supervises and directs Grand County and/or contract workers. • Conducts annual performance reviews for each subordinate. • Administers required training for airport users and employees. • Acts as Airport representative to Department of Homeland Security – Transportation Security Administration (DHS-TSA). • Liaison with public to airport operations. • Performs other management duties as required.

Maintenance Responsible for overseeing a variety of semiskilled and skilled duties required in maintaining Canyonlands Field. Duties include, but are not limited to, overseeing the following: • Maintenance of all airport surfaces in compliance with Part 139 Certification. • Oversees or performs dailyDaily cleaning and general maintenance on the terminal building and other related buildings. • Oversees or performs groundskeeperGroundskeeper functions for airport and terminal building, including . rRepairs of sprinkler systems and maintains maintenance of landscaping areas. • Maintenance of all Aircraft Rescue Fire Fighting (ARFF) equipment. • Maintains Maintenance of water and sewer system. • Maintains Maintenance of records of operations and equipment. • Maintains Maintenance of Precision Approach Path Indicator (PAPI) and Runway End Identifier Light (REIL) systems. Changes bulbs and electronic components as required. Trouble shoots to determine any operation problems and appropriate solution. • Maintains Maintenance of obstruction lighting, windsocks and Rotating Beacon for proper operation. • Operates Operation of a variety of equipment including mowers, tractors, snow removal equipment, etc. as required to maintain airport grounds. Implements airport weed control program. • Performs Performance of other related maintenance as required.

Safety and Security Responsible for performing necessary airport inspections, providing fire rescue services, and airport security as required by federal and state regulations and adopted Canyonlands Field policies and plans. Duties include, but are not limited to, the following: • Acts as Airport Security Coordinator with DHS-TSA. • Performs inspection duties of the grounds, terminal building, lighting system, and signage of airport. • Responds to airport emergencies when required, and serves as Incident Commander for any emergency incident on the Airport.. • Keeps airport systems free and clear of obstructions per FAA regulations. • Performs daily,/ weekly, and monthly airport inspections in accordance with FAA regulations. • Provides airport fire and rescue services as required by FAA pPart 139. • Fire rescue services as required by rules and regulations of the U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration. • Maintains compliance with Snow and Ice Control Plan. • Trains and maintains records for ARFF personnel. • Engages in fire rescue services as emergency situations dictate. Fire rescue services may include, but is not limited to: rescue and firefighting personnel safety; emergency communications; use of: fire hoses, nozzles, turrets, pumps, hydrants, extinguishers, ladders, hand tools, extrications tools, firefighting equipment, extinguishing agents; the use and wearing of breathing apparatus, emergency aircraft evacuation assistance; and firefighting operations. • Daily oversight of security provisions at the airfield and compliance with the security program. • Providing Provides timely evidence of compliance with Section 1542.5 of CFR 49 (inspection authority) as the Transportation Security Administration may request.

Airport Manager 12/2008 • Maintains and provides to the Transportation Security Administration on request a complete and current list of all individuals afforded authorized unescorted access to restricted areas. • Maintains and updates the Airport Security Program (ASP) to reflect the current state of condition at the airport and Transportation Security Administration requirements under Part 1542. • Timely distribution of the ASP, or appropriate parts thereof, to appropriate persons or entities. • Proper dissemination of all correspondence or other communications, including security directives with the Transportation Security Administration on security related matters. • Assists Transportation Security Administration Aviation Inspectors upon request in the performance of their official security related duties. • Acts as the airports’ operational counterpart to the Transportation Security Administration. • Provides evidence that airport tenants or employees not regulated under Parts 1544 and 1546 who have unescorted access to any area restricted for security purposes, have completed pre-employment checks as required by the ASP.

~~Knowledge, Skills & Abilities~~

Knowledge of: • Principles, practices, and functions of airport management and organization. • Computer management, including keyboard and use of professional software, such as Microsoft Office software. • Principles of management and budgeting. • Principles of contract administration and grants management. • Administration of large budgets. • Federal, state and governmental agency laws and regulations pertaining to airport operations. • Basic knowledge of building maintenance to repair and general landscaping and grounds maintenance. • Operating procedures required around aircraft and on airports. • Methods, techniques, and safety precautions necessary to maintain airport systems. • Firefighting apparatus, fire safety gear, firefighting hand-tools and other firefighting tools and equipment.

~~Skills in: • The use of a telephone, computer, printer, plotter, and other office equipment. • Public speaking. • Electronic communication. • Social media. • Grant writing.~~

Ability to: • Communicate effectively both verbally and in writing. • Develop and maintain effective working relationships with elected county officials and departments, federal, state and local agencies, subordinates and the public. • Establish meaningful goals and priorities. • Use hand and power tools required to maintain airport/terminal building systems. • Operate medium and heavy equipment. • Evaluate and manage projects. • Respond appropriately to emergency situations. • Perform manual labor.

~~Physical Demands~~

• Must be able to bend, reach, push, pull, squat, climb, grasp and lift 100 pounds to waist level. • Is in continual motion: walking, kneeling, bending and reaching for extended periods of time. • Moderate climbing/balancing and kneeling are required. • May occasionally sit or stand. • Operates hand and foot controls of airport maintenance equipment. • Operates hand and power tools.

~~Working Conditions~~

~~• Work is performed in an office and airfield environment.~~

Airport Manager 12/2008 • Work performed may include, but is not limited to, the following: aircraft traffic; exposure to dust, noise, fumes, oils and grease, pollens and organic materials, and all types of weather conditions. • Exposure to dangerous situations with fire rescue emergency; including, but not limited to, smoke, heights, fire, fumes, heat, cold, emergency driving, etc. • Wears and works in fire department breathing apparatus and personal protective equipment.

~~Education & Experience~~

• Bachelor’s degree in administration or related field plus two (2) years of management experienceAND a minimum of three (3) years of experience as an airport manager, assistant airport manager, or operations manager at a commercial service airport. are desired. • Five (5) years of full-time supervisory experience. training and/or experience related to airport operations, and maintenance processes and procedures is required. • Prior work experience as a maintenance technician, handyman, and custodian is preferred. • A combination of education and experience may be considered when screening applicants.

Desired Qualifications • Degree in aeronautical science or management. • Pilot’s license. • American Association of Airport Executives Certified Member. • Aircraft Rescue Fire Fighting (ARFF) experience. • Experience as a mechanical or electrical technician.

~~Special Requirements~~

• Successful completion of pre-employment drug screening is required. • Must possess a valid Utah driver’s license. • A twelve-month probationary period is a prerequisite to this position. • Must be willing to obtain and successfully complete required training provided by Grand County relating to Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting (ARFF) as defined by the U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration AC No: 150/5210-17A and other training required by direct supervisor. • Must be willing to obtain and successfully complete training provided by Grand County for relating to the Airport Security Coordinator and acquire a working knowledge of all regulations necessary to fulfill these duties. • Employee must maintain grooming standards that allow them to properly wear their Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). • Subject to monthly night meeting for the Airport Board. • Employee will be subject to a 5-year background check. Conviction of any criminal offense will be a disqualifying factor. • Subject to call-out status including weekends and holidays.

The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by the person(s) assigned to this job. They are not intended to be an exhaustive list of all duties, responsibilities, and skills required of personnel so classified. The approved class specifications are not intended to and do not infer or create any employment, compensation, or contract rights to any person or persons. This updated job description supersedes prior descriptions for the same position. Management reserves the right to add or change duties at any time. Grand County is an EEO/ADA employer.

~~Airport Manager 12/2008~~

~~Grand County Job Description~~

~~Job Title: Airport Manager~~

~~Department: Airport~~

~~Location: North Highway 191, Moab, Utah~~

~~Reports to: Council Administrator~~

~~Pay Range: Grade 19 pending Type of Position Job Status compensation study X Full-time X Exempt~~

~~Part-time Non Exempt~~

~~Seasonal X Safety Sensitive~~

~~X On Call Revised: 05/2017 Temporary X Benefits Public Safety~~

~~Job Summary~~

~~Supervision~~

~~Given: Airport Operations Specialists, Airport Operations Technicians~~

~~Received: Council Administrator~~

~~Essential Duties~~

Management Responsible for overseeing the operations and management of Canyonlands Field. Duties include, but are not limited to, the following: • Assists in the preparation of and administers the airport budget which includes but is not limited to ensuring proper revenue and expenditure controls are followed. • Act as project manager for the Airport on all projects, ensuring that both County and private development comply with Airport Master Plan. • . • Pursues the overall airport business development, marketing strategies, and economic growth opportunities. • Oversees user compliance with airport Minimum Standards and Rules and Regulations. • Maintains compliance with Wildlife Hazard Mitigation Plan. • Coordinates airport operations and projects with federal, state and local agencies, property owners, entities and departments as is necessary. • In collaboration with the County’s consultants, prepares long-range plans and policies for development and construction of airport projects, facilities, and proposals; makes recommendations in support of these plans. • Oversees the requisition and purchase made for the airfield. • Coordinates capital improvements and projects. • Assists with negotiations for airline services, landing fees, and fuel flowage fees. Compiles data on airport operations to support negotiations. • Coordinates airport activities, contracts, and leases with tenants; assures compliance with County and federal regulations.

Airport Manager 12/2008 • Applies for, and manages airport grants and coordinates project work with consultants, tenants, airlines, and other County departments. • Compiles and renews various safety and security manuals, as required by the Federal Aviation Administration and Department of Homeland Security. • Represents the County and Airport Board with various local and airport-oriented organizations. • Prepares reports and summaries as required by the County Council, Airport Board, federal and state agencies, and Council Administrator. • Oversees the operations of the airport to ensure compliance with FAA, Utah Division of Aeronautics and County regulations for commercial and general aviation. • Issues NOTAM’s (Notice to Airmen) through FSS, Cedar City on airfield conditions and/or operations. • Maintains Airport Certification Manual (ACM) and Airport Security Plan (ASP). • Provide staff support for Airport Board. • Supervises and directs Grand County and/or contract workers. • Conducts annual performance reviews for each subordinate. • Administers required training for airport users and employees. • Acts as Airport representative to Department of Homeland Security – Transportation Security Administration (DHS-TSA). • Liaison with public to airport operations. • Performs other management duties as required.

Maintenance Responsible for overseeing a variety of semiskilled and skilled duties required in maintaining Canyonlands Field. Duties include, but are not limited to, overseeing the following: • Maintenance of all airport surfaces in compliance with Part 139 Certification. • Daily cleaning and general maintenance on the terminal building and other related buildings. • Groundskeeper functions for airport and terminal building, including repair of sprinkler systems and maintenance of landscaping areas. • Maintenance of all Aircraft Rescue Fire Fighting (ARFF) equipment. • Maintenance of water and sewer system. • Maintenance of records of operations and equipment. • Maintenance of Precision Approach Path Indicator (PAPI) and Runway End Identifier Light (REIL) systems. Changes bulbs and electronic components as required. Trouble shoots to determine any operation problems and appropriate solution. • Maintenance of obstruction lighting, windsocks and Rotating Beacon for proper operation. • Operation of a variety of equipment including mowers, tractors, snow removal equipment, etc. as required to maintain airport grounds. Implements airport weed control program. • Performance of other related maintenance as required.

Safety and Security Responsible for performing necessary airport inspections, providing fire rescue services, and airport security as required by federal and state regulations and adopted Canyonlands Field policies and plans. Duties include, but are not limited to, the following: • Acts as Airport Security Coordinator with DHS-TSA. • Performs inspection duties of the grounds, terminal building, lighting system, and signage of airport. • Responds to airport emergencies when required, and serves as Incident Commander for any emergency incident on the Airport.. • Keeps airport systems free and clear of obstructions per FAA regulations. • Performs daily, weekly, and monthly airport inspections in accordance with FAA regulations. • Provides airport fire and rescue services as required by FAA Part 139. • Maintains compliance with Snow and Ice Control Plan. • Trains and maintains records for ARFF personnel. • Engages in fire rescue services as emergency situations dictate. Fire rescue services may include, but is not limited to: rescue and firefighting personnel safety; emergency communications; use of: fire hoses, nozzles, turrets, pumps, hydrants, extinguishers, ladders, hand tools, extrications tools, firefighting equipment, extinguishing agents; the use and wearing of breathing apparatus, emergency aircraft evacuation assistance; and firefighting operations. • Daily oversight of security provisions at the airfield and compliance with the security program. • Provides timely evidence of compliance with Section 1542.5 of CFR 49 (inspection authority) as the Transportation Security Administration may request. • Maintains and provides to the Transportation Security Administration on request a complete and current list of all individuals afforded authorized unescorted access to restricted areas.

Airport Manager 12/2008 • Maintains and updates the Airport Security Program (ASP) to reflect the current state of condition at the airport and Transportation Security Administration requirements under Part 1542. • Timely distribution of the ASP, or appropriate parts thereof, to appropriate persons or entities. • Proper dissemination of all correspondence or other communications, including security directives with the Transportation Security Administration on security related matters. • Assists Transportation Security Administration Aviation Inspectors upon request in the performance of their official security related duties. • Acts as the airports’ operational counterpart to the Transportation Security Administration. • Provides evidence that airport tenants or employees not regulated under Parts 1544 and 1546 who have unescorted access to any area restricted for security purposes, have completed pre-employment checks as required by the ASP.

~~Knowledge, Skills & Abilities~~

Knowledge of: • Principles, practices, and functions of airport management and organization. • Computer management, and use of professional software, such as Microsoft Office. • Principles of management and budgeting. • Principles of contract administration and grants management. • Administration of large budgets. • Federal, state and governmental agency laws and regulations pertaining to airport operations. • Basic knowledge of building maintenance to repair and general landscaping and grounds maintenance. • Operating procedures required around aircraft and on airports. • Methods, techniques, and safety precautions necessary to maintain airport systems. • Firefighting apparatus, fire safety gear, firefighting hand-tools and other firefighting tools and equipment.

~~Skills in: • . • Public speaking. • Electronic communication. • Social media. • Grant writing.~~

~~Physical Demands~~

~~Working Conditions~~

• Work is performed in an office and airfield environment. • Work performed may include, but is not limited to, the following: aircraft traffic; exposure to dust, noise, fumes, oils and grease, pollens and organic materials, and all types of weather conditions.

Airport Manager 12/2008 • Exposure to dangerous situations with fire rescue emergency; including, but not limited to, smoke, heights, fire, fumes, heat, cold, emergency driving, etc. • Wears and works in fire department breathing apparatus and personal protective equipment.

~~Education & Experience~~

• Bachelor’s degree AND a minimum of three (3) years of experience as an airport manager, assistant airport manager, or operations manager at a commercial service airport. • Five (5) years of full-time supervisory experience. .

~~Special Requirements~~

~~Airport Manager 12/2008~~

~~Agenda Summary GRAND COUNTY COUNCIL May 2, 2017 Agenda Item: F~~

~~Adopting proposed Ordinance approving a Land Use Code amendment to allow TITLE: single family dwellings in the highway commercial (HC) zone district~~

~~FISCAL IMPACT: N/A~~

~~PRESENTER(S): Zacharia Levine, Community Development Director~~

STATED MOTION : Prepared By: ZACHARIA LEVINE Move to approve the proposed Ordinance approving a Land Use Code GRAND COUNTY amendment to allow single family dwellings in the Highway Commercial (HC) COMMUNITY zone district, and authorize the Chair to sign all associated documents. DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION: The Grand County Planning Commission reviewed the referenced Land Use Code amendment in a public hearing on March 22, 2017 and voted to send a favorable recommendation to the County Council to allow single family homes FOR OFFICE USE ONLY: in the Highway Commercial zone district. Attorney Review: BACKGROUND:

N/A Staff sees insufficient justification for prohibiting single family dwellings in the highway commercial zone district. It is likely that land use economics will prevent this development typology on commercially zoned land, but staff feels a property owner should retain that option.

Staff also anticipates a subdivision on a parcel owned by the Housing Authority of Southeastern Utah (HASU) for a future Mutual Self-help (MSH) development. The proposed ordinance will ensure that HASU preserves the density associated with the HC zone while constructing single family homes. The Community Development Department will ask HASU to deed-restrict homes in the HC zone for primary occupancy only. Doing so will prevent MSH homes from artificially growing in value due to the allowance of overnight accommodations in the HC district.

~~ATTACHMENT(S):~~

~~1. Draft Ordinance~~

~~GRAND COUNTY, UTAH ORDINANCE NO. _____ (2017)~~

~~APPROVING SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCES IN THE HIGHWAY COMMERCIAL (HC) ZONE DISTRICT~~

~~WHEREAS, the Grand County Council (County Council) adopted the Grand County General Plan Update (General Plan) on February 7, 2012 with Resolution No. 2976;~~

WHEREAS, the County Council adopted the Grand County Land Use Code (Land Use Code or LUC) on January 4, 1999 with Ordinance No. 299 and amended it February 19, 2008 with Ordinance No. 468 and amended to date for the purpose of regulating land use, subdivision and development in Grand County in accordance with the General Plan;

WHEREAS, in a public hearing on March 22, 2017 the Grand County Planning Commission considered all evidence and testimony presented with respect to the subject application and forwarded favorable recommendation to the Grand County Council,

WHEREAS, due notice was given that the Grand County Council would meet to hear and consider the proposed ordinance Approving single family residences in the Highway Commercial (HC) Zone District in a public hearing on April 18, 2017;

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 the LUC is hereby amended by the repeal and re-enaction of Section 3.1 Residential Uses Table as follows:~~

~~Section 3.1 Use Table~~

~~Principal Uses by Zoning District RESIDENTIAL NONRESIDENTIAL~~

Use-Specific LI RC RR RG GB HI RS HC NC LLR SLR Use Category Specific Use MFR Standards Key: P = Permitted by right C = Conditional Use Permit Required ___ Not Permitted (Use-specific Standards and descriptions of Use Categories are provided in Sec. 3.2 and Sec. 3.4, respectively) Residential Uses (Section 3.4.7) Dwelling, single-family P P P P P P P Zero lot line house P P P P P P 3.2.1K Alley-loaded house P P P P P P 3.2.1. A Dwelling, two-family (duplex) P P P P P P P 3.2.1D Household Living Townhouse P P P P P P P 3.2.1A

~~Dwelling, multi-family P P P 3.2.1C Manufactured home P P P P P P P 3.2.1H Manufactured home community C C 3.2.1I Upper-story residential P P P P P P 3.2.1J~~

~~Principal Uses by Zoning District RESIDENTIAL NONRESIDENTIAL~~

Use-Specific LI RC RR RG GB HI RS HC NC LLR SLR Use Category Specific Use MFR Standards Key: P = Permitted by right C = Conditional Use Permit Required ___ Not Permitted (Use-specific Standards and descriptions of Use Categories are provided in Sec. 3.2 and Sec. 3.4, respectively) All other household living uses P Group home P P P P P P 3.2.1E Group Living All other group living C C C C C P P 3.2.1F

~~PASSED, ADOPTED, AND APPROVED by the Grand County Council in open session this ______day of ______2017 by the following vote:~~

~~Those voting aye: ______Those voting nay: ______Those absent: ______~~

~~ATTEST: Grand County Council~~

~~______Diana Carroll, Clerk/Auditor Jaylyn Hawks, Chair~~

~~Page 2 of 3 Ordinance (2017)~~

~~Agenda Summary GRAND COUNTY COUNCIL May 2, 2017 Agenda Item: G~~

Adopting proposed Ordinance approving a Land Use Code amendment to define TITLE: a buffer zone in the non-residential zone district adjacent to protected zones, Small Lot Residential (SLR), Large Lot Residential

~~FISCAL IMPACT: N/A~~

~~PRESENTER(S): Zacharia Levine, Community Development Director~~

STATED MOTION : Prepared By: Move to approve the proposed Ordinance approving the Land Use code ZACHARIA LEVINE amendment to define a buffer zone for development in the non-residential GRAND COUNTY zone districts adjacent to protected residential zones, and authorize the Chair COMMUNITY to sign all associated documents. DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION: The Grand County Planning Commission reviewed the referenced Land Use Code amendment in a public hearing on March 22, 2017 and voted send a favorable recommendation to the County Council for adoption. FOR OFFICE USE ONLY: Attorney Review: BACKGROUND:

Staff recognized the original code amendment that established project N/A boundary buffers in residential districts failed to include project boundary buffers in non-residential districts where they are also needed.

~~ATTACHMENT(S):~~

~~1. Draft Ordinance~~

~~GRAND COUNTY, UTAH ORDINANCE NO. _____ (2017)~~

~~APPROVING PROJECT BUFFER ZONE IN NON-RESIDENTIAL ZONE DISTRICTS~~

~~WHEREAS, the Grand County Council (County Council) adopted the Grand County General Plan Update (General Plan) on February 7, 2012 with Resolution No. 2976;~~

~~WHEREAS, the proposed project boundary buffer in non-residential zone districts will provide a suitable transition between non-residential uses and residential uses in the protected zone;~~

WHEREAS, due notice was given that the Grand County Council would meet to hear and consider the proposed ordinance approving Project Buffer Zone in the Non-residential Zone Districts in a public hearing on April 18, 2017;

~~NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNTY COUNCIL that the LUC is hereby amended by the addition of Section 5.5.4 Project Boundary Buffer, as follows:~~

~~5.5.4. Project Boundary Buffer~~

1. Project boundary buffers are intended to provide a suitable transition between the proposed development and adjacent development. Buffers are required along all sides of the proposed development, that share a boundary with a protected zone district pursuant to Section 6.10.1 A, excluding arterial or collector streets. For projects providing 20 percent (20%) or more affordable housing units as defined by Section 6.14 of this LUC, the project boundary buffer on each edge shall be 20 feet. For all other projects, the project boundary buffer on each edge shall be 20 feet or the proposed building height, whichever is greater.

~~2. Buffer width shall be measured perpendicular to the property lines that define the project area.~~

3. Development projects in nonresidential districts may include a mix of housing types as set forth in Section 3.1, Use Table, so long as the development complies with the maximum density requirement of the underlying base district (See Sections 5.5.1 and 5.5.2B).

~~PASSED, ADOPTED, AND APPROVED by the Grand County Council in open session this ______day of ______2017 by the following vote:~~

~~Those voting aye: ______Those voting nay: ______Those absent: ______~~

~~ATTEST: Grand County Council~~

~~______Diana Carroll, Clerk/Auditor Jaylyn Hawks, Chair~~

~~Page 2 of 3 Ordinance (2017) Diana Carroll~~

From: Utah Association of Counties < [email protected] > Sent: Tuesday, April 04, 2017 1:23 PM To: Diana Carroll Subject: Simplifying and Coordinating Counties' Action on Centrally Assessed Litigation

~~Can't see all of this email? View it in your browser. UTAH ASSOCIATION OF COUNTIES The Unifying Voice for County Government~~

~~To: County Commissioners, Council Members, Attorneys, and Auditors~~

~~From: Adam Trupp, CEO~~

~~Date: April 4, 2017~~

Over the last year, UAC staff has been working with cou nty elected officials and representatives to improve the process of appeals of centrally assessed tax cases. We have hosted many meetings and worked closely with the long time litigation counsel for the counties to develop ideas and options for the future. After a lot of evaluation and discussion, we believe that the participants in these meetings have designed a plan and procedures that will support counties in their effort to evaluate and act on centrally assessed tax decisions.

The procedure we describe in the attached documents will enable us to collect information and evaluate individual cases, while allowing every county to make its own decision about how to proceed with litigation and the value of participation in that litigation. This process is a significant change from the former structure which expected financial participation from all counties. It also recognizes that in order to meet the requirements of current law, every county's legislative body must be informed on the substance of each case in which it decides to participate. We hope that you will be willing to participate in this process this year. As you are aware, the centrally assessed valuations will be released in May. The timeframe for determining whether to act on an appeal will follow very shortly after those va luations are released.

You will find below an agreement we are requesting each county enter into. Although participation in the new process we are implementing is voluntary, it is necessary that we determine who will be involved and who will be proceeding on their own in these cases. We hope that your county will join with us to move forward on these complex evaluations and decisions.

~~1 AGREEMENT~~

nll'S AG:QEEMBNT (tb.~ ''Agreement'9)Js·.entered into this .day of ------2017 by and between CoUiltyServices Support, Inc .. (j'CSS'')·a. Utah non-~ti~ COllJOration.:havn.g an address at. ~397 Vine Street, M1111.&y, U~, 84·~07., and. av-o...P\O{_ _ ColDlty (the· "Co~tf\. body corpo~ and politic oftbe SfaJe:~~4 the County are aometilnes referred to collectively as the "Partie8" and indMChWly,.,.-.a.''P8ny~"'

~~The·P.irties ·ape that t'lutfollowfng Ree'ita,is.are tru~:and: 11ec1U1¢e to·1be b~ of tiieir .. kitbwtedge.~~

~~RECITALS~~

A css is a.Utah non-_ptofit· coipo~Oll ·~•ize4 .,_d Qpe,rated.-pursuam, to the:OtahNo~fit· CorPQ~Q~.Aet an.d..1b.e ~~V'l ~o~iation.A-. C6S:i$:at.x, e¥~pt;~p~t·to sectiPJJ SOl(c)(4) oftbe.lJlternal hvenue c~.

B.. CSS· was in~ted by officers. otthe Utah. Association of·counties ("UAC") mtheir capacity a& agents ofUAC· aitd·pursuantto ~ctiom.·ftQm UAC~ One ofthe pmposes of:CSS ·is to provide admini$.dive support-to

tt UAC is. a 'tJtah.non-pmfit cc>rporatfoil Qi'gaDized an4 ~peratedipursum¢1Q 1h~ UD!h N'Onprofit COtpotation Act Jllld the C®~e ~on Act. UAC- ~ l\ • ·exempt entity·p~~t to ~on 5Ql'(c)(4) oftbe ~ .Re~enue Cod~. The primaty J>l:llPOS~ QfV~C;ls·t.<> pl'ODlQte·$0Cial we-tJKough better county :gov.eminent and, 1hrciuP,; ~P'f&UVO and mutual effol18, maintain:~ as ·an ·essem1ai part ofthe :gov.emmmtt ttmcture.

D. -;nte ~rs of CSS io,clu@. of.fit.ilds employed by Utah countiea, JiJclgding~· #le.·County itself; and oftiCials. emploYed by UAC. CSS's ·officers ~Y :also incfude of6Cials ·empl~yect ~y Utah .C0111itie$, including perhaps die County itsele .and ofticiala employed by. UAC.

R ·~h coqnty in.thC' :st.te ·of Utah is AJl\OJPber .ofUAq, ineludiJw the· COlD.ltr·itl~Jt. The ·oft.i~~ o.fUAC IU'e .elected .officials ~m member counties, incl~:pe.rhapathe County itself. the Dlr.ectom of U.AC. are oftictals einPlOyed by Utah commes, ·inclucling perhaps the County itaelt.

F... The·· Utah Si.te"T.x Co~ion values certain mines, utilities and railroad pro~~-Jo.~lll th~ ~te. The· Tax. Commission's,·'•Centrally .Assessed Team."·:aets tb·v.alue'. and.:apportions it to· taxing entities (such as counti~) based on the looatiom of property•. Lacal county~ bill and collect tlie:tax f'ot .sttCh centially.anessed propetties,

~~G~ Sur;h value~ .-e-subJ•:W. appealby the taxpayer·.andfor ~ co~ties themselves.~~

·a Because centratiy assessed properties (also referred. to as '~CAP') neces~y hivolvemultipi~ CQ~ties, coo~ve effQ!'t$ are·n~-~ Often,~~. tlte ~tles·involv~dh.;w.e·different andfor c.ontliQting in~. As·• r.esuJt, Ui.11: coun.tios bistodcally··c.ontracted with UAC ta handfo a_ppeals and othedssues related ·to centrally. assessed ProJ>erty.

I. Recent.changes :in llPPli~l~·Jaw, how~vei;";, i:e'l.~-~l~ati:ve bodJ~ Qf ~e. ~~ '1~m•lv~ jQ. &:Qt :wltb.repnUo·-CAP:qiues 1t11d.Q.P•• ·nus, cQuriti~. c.iUl no lo.n.geri»Ieptre·.all.. theltauih~ fo'UAO withl'egat(t. to. CAi>valuation;and appe8ls ..

~~1. Neveithelels, ·a centralized OrP,ilizBtiOD can still act-iii ii1 advisory capaCi~ to:coordinate county acti0n ind provide-~pe to·bldivid~ co.~es widueprd to C~-v-.l~ i&nd appeaJs.~~

K:.. the.Parties re.dbgniarthat pravtdlDg·subh coordination ad assistance falls sq~t-~.the p~e-of CSS, a11d~.iiavltig-sUch adViiory·serviees cermally pro\tlaeclby css. would promote soclal welfare;:imFQV~ colUltY govenuneQt,. 8Q4 be. ·eco~c.aUy ad~tageo\18 f()l' Utab colUlties -.4· their oitizens. AGREEMENT

~~NOW, tHEREFORE,·m co~id•on-of:tbeniut\Jal ·prom~ QOQ~Qd b~ :lQtcl{c>n~tJi~ gP94 ~4·vf!Qable con$.iddo~ tbe~ptaod sufti¢i~ney ofwhieh:= liere.~y aclQtowle.dged, the Parties agree• follows:~~

~~l. Creation .lilid Millntenantf of CAP ·committees.~~

A~ CS.S ~m.Il Qrqq,,. s~ ~'hnaiutain .at l~t two ~g CAf> •A___,. •· ·fo ft..J:- • ~DUlll~ m o~d .er· ca~wuate county actialX an·d pro.VI• d e BSSlStance·to• . ·•m di v.1•.dual counties With.regard to CAP ~ues.and ap~ The respoJtsibillties o( and services P'O°Wdedby. the css· CAP committees~ sball ·mclude the tollowing:

~~• Track and review aii CAP vaiUations.~~

18 • rr-ll.~...i...... CU4\I IV"(I.-~ew-all CAP. ttl'~~ .fJ\I ·dated bf · tav...G·-a--1 " IS.· • Piovf~ input'·&nd._guidc~:to'~~· oq... es-bt de~ whicb CA.P wluations to ap~, an4·whic~.C,A?··~y~ ap~ the QOunti.es niilbt want to cross-appeal. ·This input and_guidance:niay come tbrotqjb outside ..help orthrough a·pattnetSbip With count)'·Staft

• .Coordblate.meeftnna ...... ·~ for. t:-al~,.... ~.a:-.~..:on. an.d ¥&"~Aa..:..:o nregmUU.Jgexpert --1:-. '!eCOmmendati~! • Solieit-and evaluate. applications wm legal eomisel iDterested mproviding tinalfgJI. seM to COunti.eS·ht . CA/D efttuial. li ~·. ~ ..... ·-~~~.

~~• Arrange· legal counsel to·~ a coµDJy (or QO~ti~) in iQdiVi~ CAP .appeals.~~

~~• Traokpq~ti~ legillation and:foster ~b~·to "the· l•was needed,~~

B. 8.P..e ib' CS.SOAP QQlDDlitteea·ar.e tdvilory in.n~, they:may notmab l>incting dedsions mr1he County or.any otherhtdividual counf¥ •. The~Cbunty mlfSt~exeiti~i~ own.dis~on m ~~g whether to consider, ado~:reject or modify :ar6eommen:dation :lmin a CAP coDllliittee.

c~ If'th~ Co~ty is ~volve4 in a CAP appeal, it will entednto·.oontr&Qts wft.h.lega.tcOJmMhm ne.oessaey, ad it.will bav.e the attmii~/Client.relatlOilShlp ·associated wlth uh::contracts. Althougb:the CSS committees might help:facilitate:·the :agn;mn~ necessary for the County U> piitiCipat.e m·a;CAP ,~ ·CSS:is not ~jibjlsibl~ {or th.e qµaUty er.Jlltpre of ~Y legal :se.ni®J ~d~ to the CQ.unty:in Sll~b. ~'~;nor. is i~.~pot)$jbl~ .for the ·p.ajment Qf anyfees. associated wiili such l~gal servi.ees tendered toihe County~ .Neither CSS nar an1 ofits CAP committee lll'liithers.:lg ·hll!ller.rele. Bi a m111gdttee:me@ii•.dpmv.id!.tepi ad;iee to COilllti....

.D .Tl.e C1 A., c • . e1..,aJ1 •. cl... ..ae l). Oversinl.· C· • d. . • ' ~~-. .'{:V; OJJJDU~. i\1t¥ . ..l.D. ·""'· . ~ .. . . eut. ;~ IQ 2) AR.ec.QmJne.ncle4,A~al$ ·Sub.cPmmi- The Reeom.riie.nded Apj)eals Subcom·mitted .C".RAsi 'Will do most of·the. work in e-v81uatiilg whicb~cAP valuations md:-a;peals the eoliilties .sbootcl:pattieipate in, as. well iS ev.aluatiqg the:legal counsel to ~oilttaet'Wiib tot a.putlcuiar·eue. c9-..se1 $hall.be ""'°m.men4ed based. upon ~µ,~b relev~t ~~,as ~~, ~n.tP-~ edllC$,,responsiveneas,: and c»st. The OVersipt Cominittee will Qvm tbC.AAS,:reviewitu:1:Comrilendations. and.~ those reC.ommettdations 0.n to .the attected co.wtiea. The. OVerslghtCdntmittee.and/()J' css itselt,may create additional CAP coDiDiktees ifappropriate. The membeiShlp and operations· of these conm.tuees are

~~3 mote:pafticUlatly described in Exhibit:A, attaebed hereto. The committees:ire subject to CSS;s Articles ilid Byiaws.~~

~~2~ A~ to QfOl'IQati~n.~~

A. In order to ptOVide the services identified in .Section 1 8Dove, and putSUant:to UTAH CODBANN. l§ :59-2-213, the; CouDW- hereby, deSipltes css to act-1lS en qent ~ onw:to ~e initial v.tuauon~hJfonna.tio.n id~~ in UTAH.CO.D~ANN. ·§. 59"'2-:201(_1.),

B. In order to provide fbe ser:vices ·identified mSection 1 above, the COUil~ hereby desigttates ·css 10 act. as iil agent in (>rder to receive. appeal .notifica"'1on$ as.ld~titi~ in VT/JI.CODE.ANN.§ S9-2·1007(8)(a)~

~~C.. C.SS acknowledges and agrees to::abide ~Y the standards and .requirements ·of"8ntldentiatity teganfmi,taxpayet:ibfottnation BS'-Set fortll in.UTAH CODE .MIN.·§ 59-1-404.~~

3... AdJDlnlstratlve..Fee.s,. .A. BaseAnnual Admimstntive Fe'e. EaCh participatlilg eounty·sha.Ii pay :an:mm\J&i ·base~S4"ativefee·r'B~eA~e Fe~,,) to ·c$S-to ~ver·~ ~1 ~~ b.y~css in -~·the~ and.;perfoniliq common tasks. associated with CAP properly values and. appeals. The· amnuntof the baSe adminmtradve fee sbatt'be do.termin.ed by CSS and shall.take into accolllltianticipated :fees and ·expenses,: the mun1;er of pirticlpating··counties, each ·county.•s population and the amount of cenfiatiy'$1Se8~ property jn· tb~ .. co~l)r. '!).~ B• :A.~v~ ~ee for·eaeb CQ.unty ·'8•W~w -·a.Mually .. The. a•. ~tn¢lvc Feef()l' e&Qh p{ll'tiQip.g ~·iy· Js-~dlle· .xi.d:pay.abie:to·CSS 10 .days.after invoioe. Dep.endirqfu_pon the number of pariiciJ)lltiDg connties, the Base kdministtattve Fee. il subject to c&angeptior to th'e. begiiming~ofthe term ofthe Agreement Also, at.the end·each year, the.Base Adininimidive:Fee tor each county is -~J~ to rcwiew·~~ ~y-be .cljusted up or down ·~_g upon .the. ~ntal f~ &Ad e~es jncuroxl by C$S. Such. .clj\1$f;lllen~ •. if any, shitU b~~eot.e.d in invoices~ credits and/or. payments iSiued by CSS :to ·affected counties: no. later than Match 1 ·of'the following'Y.ear.

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B.. _(jAP APJX!1l Fm;~ Ifany county,pUticipateSJn a CAP *Pt>eal (Whtther..Jidtiated by the :tupayer or a county.), that (:OtJDtY shall pay tiii additional admlliiStrativ.e fee to .cover· addi~onal ac;rv.ice.s 1C1;1demi ~d expenses ~c.urred by CS.S, if

4 ~,..with respect to that.partieular .appeal.. these.case speeific ·tees ("CAP A.ppeal..Fees.'; Shall be astl~by CSS tbrough.:mvolees·delivered.tO:the countl~ participating~ a · parti~:CAP appeia~ Sucllbwoi• S.ball be·ipued. n0. JDQre frequently than mQnthly an4:m.~-b.e paid::VIJfl.U.Q.~O days fto.Jll. ~pt. The invoice.• shallprovldo.1)-a~ed breakclown:Qf all the.mces rendered and.expenses· incurred by·css, and 2) a. cateu18ticm of theapPortionment ofthe··amount among .the plitieipating caunties. Tire appmtfomnent-.otthe CAP· Appeal Fee shall be based on.the ongmat assessments isStied by tbQ l'Qo:C~ssi~n for tlle $ubj.. propeny, .. U.Q1'8s ~ o#J.~S.e by :CS.S ·and th~ 9MH'tt, ._. atin -· ~~9'&~P . .. g eounues. 4. ·. Term and Terminaticm.ofAgreement.

a. Imm. 1be term of·thi$ Agree~.$ball be·one year. begimiing Oil -~. J ~· . .. l 1.;2011 ...... nM~~1on.:..:- .· D~ ber ..... 3·1,.201 . .. . ·7 • l..f theA~enttsrenew.ed, · · ~ terms Shall'be one:year·therelfter. ·

~~'b. _Renewal. Tbi$.Agreemenlsb.ii :automatically. rene\V at:the end of eaghJe.mr{Qr ~ -.ti'9nal one YeJll" terDJ unles$ eithQr p~ gives the· other written :nati~ puJ$uanUo piQgraph (c) below. ·~~

c. Iermhuition. Dudtt,g·t11e~term ofthe :Agreement, either: Patty iilay teriiiinate this..Agreem• with or Without.cause· upon (30) ·•ys written -notice. BXcept·as ~c:ted. Jn;parqraph d. ~low; ifthe~~,.. dti$.. ~em dQrin&: bvt befote1tbe. ~d of. t1ie :4mn, no portio11.oftbe Base Adtninistrative Fee is refundable, If ·CSS termiilllte» this Agre.em~f before die end of its.~ it Shall .refund.the Co~~ 1 . prorated pol'tiOil of·its Base Administrativ.e Fee representing -the temaiiliilg months.left .in. the·,umn~ of.ifie ..Agreement

d. One Year Obligation. This AgreomeQtJhall oreetQ no·obligati® on. ·tbeC.oun11 aa 10 sa=ediDg tisca1 ;ears. lfiblids :are not appropriated for· a succeeding '-fiscal }'eatto flindpedbtm&nce.by the~Colility under:thiS Agreement, County:shall promptly (snd.:in no event later than ten tlO) days) ·nbtif)r·CSs: of.said non-filildlng:-and 1he~tion C)ftbis .. ~ent.

S#. CSS as an IDdttpeadeid .. Contractor. The relatiOnshlp of CSS to th~ Cotlllt}' tudlet1his A~ment shall ·be that ofan:inctependent contractor. No agen~ em.~toy.ee ~servant of CSS or the County shall be deemed to be an emptoyee•. agent or :S~t:of·the ether Party ·except as defined.. jn tJils ~ent. None ofthe· benefits provlded by·each:'Pafty to it$ emplQYees, inclw.ting bQi nQt Jin.litecUo wodcers :eoQlPODStl#on IQsuranCe, health 'insuranco. and. unenwlo~eni insurance, are~-avallable to the ~lilpl~'~• .or serv~ ofthe other·partyby ~htue; o~tbis ~ent. ·css ad tlie Collttty ·sball each.be·solely~:iild entirely resi;onsibte· for iu acts·:and for· the &Cb of itS agen~ employe~. --~ ~~ durigg the·performance of thi' A~emei;it css and

5 the Coumy·shill each make commercially reasonable. etfortS, where appropriate, to '.infomrthlid.patttes·that CSS-is acting •·an in~4ent contm,c.tor. No.thing·:hereiP- shall ~ apiutoersbip qr. joint venturerelationsbip between the hrt;ies. ·

6.. ConDiets· ofInterest. the Paities aeknowled~ as noted ·above irfthc Recitals, ttiat ofticiata from. Utah .counties (either -elected-officials and/Or. eniployees) may Siso serve·u .c>ftlcem and/or directors ot·css and/or UA(:~. In aclditi.. offi~ from U~ .QQ•ti~ -~Y -~~ a coDfiict of interest that would,. in ~ way, ~pe4e t1te·enforceabllity·oftb.is Agreement• .to·t;he~:Ceuoty or.any Qtbr:co~Q'. 7. Miscellaneous ·Promions

a. Baeh·pe~on-stgnh)g below represents·.~~ w~ts·(a) ~t h~s~e i•· d!Qriz~ to ~·tJli11 AlreelJlellt f:oT and on b.elWf of'd.ie Pany·for wb~-h~$be is si~j .(b) that suob Party Sb.ti.be bound .in all.~ bereb;y~.and (c) thai audl. ~ution. pres.ents-110 c.onfliet with SllY other:agteement of such Party.

b•. 'ThisAgfeemeilt~~ the~~ ~~t ~-~ ~.P~~ ....,~to tbe ~bj=:~r·hereot and tll~ .-e.AQ ..~tattom.• waaantr~ •. of agmlQents~ or any~ditions or coniingencies,; .Whether e.-ess .or implied, oi: oral Dr ~ ~· muet forth.herein. Tbis.AjreeDte?ttmay·~·mOdifiect Oilly:m a wrltfng ellecute.d by.1he Patties •.

~~c. Ne, qsignmel)tor ®tesafi.on 9f tb.iJ·A~t.qr ·EmY of-e rigbf$. ot ol)Up.D~ns h~d$" 'bY,$1Y Party hel'eto·.shlll be:v8Ud:·withot¢the prior written e.onseni of~~:othef P.arty·.orParties~~~

d. This Agreement shail :fie. goveriled. by ~e l~ws of tile. State ofU~. Any ijtigat;ien ~ oµt:of~ ~el)i sb.a.llb.e cond~.ln.appl.lcabl~ Q:Q~ in s.Jt ~o Co~, Ut.b..:•d theP.arties cxpre.ss11esree .and. ooose.tit:to SllCh jurisdiction .ud venue~.

~~e. This Agreement.shall beconStrued as iteq..Uy drafted btthe ·p.ues,! .and.~o ruletJ of·~ ceQtruction ·aga.inst·aoy Part.r.shall bc:~•PPli~~~

£ In.ease·.-.y one. or mare ofthe pro'risions :of this Agreement shall_, for ·any ;cuon, .be:hetlho be· invalid, .illeptt ot unenfoteeablc .in ·any reSpeet, ..·such invilid, ,illegilf, or Unenforceable proviSien(s) Shall be liin1ted or· elim'!nated Oilly to tile eXtent

~~6 :necessary to remov.e such invalidity, illegality, or Wienmtceability, and the other ~io~ :()f.this Agreement shall not. \le ~d, thereby.~~

·g. Alhvrittcn notices:or c0mmllllications requited<>~ permitted.'to be~gi~en wder this.Apment~sh811 he-sufticien:t ifdeliVered persondly, via emaii via:facsimile, oriD&iled po~. prepaid by mst class, regiStered or certified mail posted in-the Umled ~ ~4 address~as identified in the Qp-gp~ph ofthis Agreement.. Such nQtio.ea :Qt oommun;~ona shaU.'.&e treated as. bemg ~ftectiVe when dehv~ ifdeJhremd ~Y,, by email or by .facsimile. If«ent by mait.>.·th~ shall be~ted as~ effi:etive atthe eark of' actuaheceipt or-awemy·two (12) bouts aftenhe SiiiJ:e;bu:.been d~poiitecHn a.:i·egulatly malntaineci receptacle for the deposi~·of·U~te4 Slates :~t

~~IN WITNBSS WHEREOF, the Parties. have voluntarily executed tliis~ent ~ of tbe:•y and year.stated above. · ·~~

~~COUNTY.SERVICESSUP.POR.T~·INC.~~

~~By: ______111:· ------~~

~~--~"'-+-______COUNTY~~

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~~7 EXllJB1T·A~~

~~COtlNl'V snvr~··stiPPORT_, INC.~~

~~CENT.RALLY ASSE$.S£D PR.OPEllTY COMMITrEES~~

OVERSIGHT CO~E Malceyp: ThCJrO $.ball be 29-.meniber$ oftbe @mmitleet incliVi&Wly identified and appohit~d ~y·.each of.tbe:p~c~g toUll~es •. The Chair. 1:ball1'e n~minated ~a appointed 1>y:the ·~emight Committee·mem~ri .. Ulllms:·otherwise determined by the Boani, thetenn.orconmdttee·m~:st.ll. ."be 2 years.

JmCQ~Q ~EALS Sl:JBC.0M.11TEE 'Mik@yp: Thereshall .be at least 10 m.embn oftheltAS, as nominated '.and appointed.by ·the :0Ve$ight Committee. The Chair shall.be nominmea and-appointed &y the RAS· coiibniaee.mem'bers .. Untea other\vise determined by·the Board, tbeWrm ()f ~e ·ce~ttee.m.~ltip shaJl. be .2:~

Puti,~:and gp·mt;jnns: The duties ·of the RAS shal~ ·mclude~ but shall ~ot.~ lililiteil: to: O1ratkiiigand revieWiilB all CAP ·vatuatioiis .and ill CAP .appeals initiated byuxpayers·; ·2) providing lnt>utand gtiidance. to counties.regaret;m.g wb~ CAP:~µat;jom. -~ ~~ -and W.lijch CAP ~yer appeal$ to crQ.-appeal; 3) c.oo~ing.xegular. m~gs ofthe «l~.fOJ' _.lpu.rposes.. lnclu~g ~~-~o~_; 4) ~~ic~ting.and. · :~at~g··~~ons fi'om legal counsel iliterested.-in pr~dmg li#iation-emces ~ :counties:in:a.eAP ~; $-) genemUy·:assigning a councy (ot,counties). in arrailgmg for· 10 .fen-at.~,.iiWion.8' •wr- in.iiidividua1CAP0i-..-~~'.~ 6' 'J assis.tbt.. . . .g with:·. . •Y 'X>fo!.t&cw~"._,,.+e·needecl.for . . .

20:1'5 CeiitraliJ Countv. ,_.._~ V@luatfon 20171)uei. Valuation .Dues . Bea•t- 733;448~503 $1.SOO s,000;000~001 +· $2,500 liox'Elder 1, 146.5~4.780 $2,0dO 1,000,000,001 ~- ·s;OOtl;Q00,000 ·s;z,ooo Os~e $18.388,258 $1,000 500,000,001 .. 1,000,0QO,QO() .$.i,500 . tatbon 851,129.252 . .$1,SOO .100~000,001 - S00,000,000 $1,000 :Dagrtt. tS£?~:132;0S4 ·$i;O® 0 - 10(),(J00,000 .$5(>0 ·559:5:14497 · ·D1vi$ ...... -$1;$00 . o.u.d.ie$ti"e· 111'9,7-63,372 $2;000 Emerv 1,.16~1738;914 $2,. G~nfl~lcf .77~~9~ .$@ · GJind· 468,61a:101 $1,000 Jron 486;468~162 $1,000

J~-b 459.~~~6()0 $1~~- :·K8rae: &J,10$1137 .$SOo MUlatd 1.. 863;698;236 :$2·' 000 Morgan -1.84,746~37.9 .$1;000 Piute 30i874,2B8 .$500 8kb 'f54.981 ~088 $1,000 SalUake .8,562,693,770 $2,500 :s~nJu.an. 41.9.,216,948 :si. , ooo . ~,anp•ie 80,71.0,7BO $500. Sevier· 502,660;835 ·$3.iSOO summtt 41e.aea.2ss "$LOOO T-Qo~t•: 193.865.622 $11., Uintah 3,803,265,066 $2,000 Utah 1.530,045,292 ~~,000 Wtst~~ $1,221.773 '.$.s·OQ

~~Ww$bll\~ri; 414.961.• 254 ·s1·000. !I • Wayne n.740,748 ·$soa w,ber 64-7,•• 044 $1,500 ~d• ~8;01$;104,2il8 $96,5.00~~

AGENDA SUMMARY GRAND COUNTY COUNCIL MEETING MAY 2, 2017 Agenda Item: I Approving Volunteer Appointment(s) to District and County Boards and TITLE: Commissions: 1. Canyonlands Health Care Special Service District Board

~~FISCAL IMPACT: None~~

~~PRESENTER(S): Chairwoman Hawks~~

RECOMMENDATION: Prepared By: I move to approve the mid-term appointment of Kirstin Peterson to serve on the Canyonlands Health Care Special Service District Board, with term Bryony Hill Council Office expiring 12/31/2018 and authorize the Chair to sign all associated documents. Coordinator BACKGROUND: The Canyonlands Health Care Special Service District Board met in an open meeting and reviewed the application submitted for one open vacancy as of 3/27/2017. The Board voted to forward the recommendation of applicant Kirstin Peterson to the County Council for appointment, with term expiring 12/31/2018. FOR OFFICE USE ONLY: Attorney Review: No other applications were received

Resolution No. 3007 established a board appointment process and N/A requirements of board members, commissioners, and committees. Board Members agree, in signing the application, to abide by Conflict of Interest Ordinance No. 462.

~~Upon appointment, the Council’s Office will mail the appointee a letter congratulating them and inviting them to a training/orientation to be scheduled for 2017.~~

~~ATTACHMENT(S): 1. Board recommendation 2. Application received~~

Board and Commission Application and Certification Form M~R '8 :Jl7 n 170 u Instructions: Complete and sign this form and return it to Grand County Council 6ffic""',---- 125 E. Center St. , Moab, UT 8:4532 ; fax: 435-259-2574; or [email protected]

~~Board or Commission Position Applied For: l \lL.~Ull CV'~ lU-dA.. +k,1A ...l.k Co! 12 ~b l Name: I( , r~b/\ 7r--\-e ·{·So v~~~

~~Mailing Address: ,2 L-1D S 2:.DO $~~

~~City:__._M_ _"'"£2 -"'-tu_h--"------State: \JI ZIP Code: 1)45$2~~

~~Day Phone: 21vD OOL) 2- Email Address: "}'.-! rs±iv>. \fl-\ · DC' 5"'-lLL; ). \ I i,(/'v-...~~

~~In what year did you establish your current residency in Grand County? \°!CJD~~

~~If not Grand County, which county do you reside in? (applicable for Historical Preservation Commission and Housing Authority of Southeastern Utah) ______~~

~~Occupation or professional training: R, I \Ct· -lave- oP~l\4LliL.~~

~~List your work experience that is relevant to your application for a position on the Board or Commission for which you are applying (if needed, attach a separate page): . '"'\...... y IZ~~

Council's Ortict• · 125 E. Center , I.· ~ l o: 1h . T 8-1532 · (-135) 259-13-16 · 11·w".gr:rndcountyutah.ncl List your non-work experience that is relevant to your application for a position on the Board or Commission for which you are applying:

~~f' ~ "-1,"C-0 ~ b 0 &-~~

Grand County Resolution 2806 (November 2007) contains the following Board Member requirements: • Must be a Grand County resident (unless otherwise noted); • Terms shall be for four years, unless a shorter period is required by law, or unless a mid-term vacancy is being filled; • All terms shall end December 31st with the new member taking office the first meeting in January of the following year; • Board Members shall have the appropriate expertise when required by law; • Submit applications to the Council's Office in accordance with the requirements contained in the notice; • Agree to abide by the County's Conflict of Interest Ordinance.

Additionally, the State Code has the following requirements for Special Service Districts in Grand County. • No appointed member of the Board may be a full or part-time employee of the District while serving on the Board; • No person employed by a Special Service District as a full-time or part time employee may serve on the Governing Board of the District; • A Board Member may not be compensated separately as a Board Member and as an employee for providing the same service; • Each Trustee/Board Member appointed by the County legislative body shall be an elector (registered voter) of the District. I have read, and I certify, that all the information on this form is true and correct and I meet the requirements listed above. Furthermore. if appointed. I agree to faithfully attend the meetings and adhere to the State laws. County ordinances. and adopted Bylaws that govern the Board or Commission on which I am appointed to serve. Additionally. I have read the Countv's Conflict of Interest Ordinance (No. 462. November 2007) and do not have any inherent conflicts in serving on the Board or Commission to which I ve a lied. I a ree to abide b this Ordinance.

~~Council's Office· 125 E. Center St.· Moab, UT 84532 • (435) 259-1346 • www.grandcountyutah.net~~

CONSENT AGENDA SUMMARY GRAND COUNTY COUNCIL MEETING MAY 2, 2017 Consent Agenda Item: J-L J. Ratifying the Chair’s signature on an application for the Recreational TITLE: Trails Program Grant from the Utah Division of Parks and Recreation for trails and trailhead maintenance and restoration on behalf of Grand County Trail Mix Committee K. Approving proposed change of Council assignment to the Interlocal Housing Task Force from Council Member Wells to Council Member Halliday L. Ratifying the Chair’s signature on a Noxious Weed Contract for the purpose of providing services to control noxious weeds on private lands within Grand County

~~FISCAL IMPACT: See Corresponding Agenda Summary, if any~~

~~PRESENTER(S): None~~

~~Prepared By: RECOMMENDATION:~~

Bryony Hill 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.

~~UTAH DIVISION OF PARKS & RECREATION FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION~~

~~RECREATIONAL TRAILS PROGRAM~~

~~STATF PARKS GRANT APPLICATION~~

~~1. Project Title: Non-Motorized Trail Maintenance and Jackson Trail Bridge~~

~~2. Project Sponsor: Grand County, (Trail Mix)~~

~~3. Location (nearest town): Moab, Utah~~

~~4. County: Grand 5. Congressional District (check one): D 1 D 2 0 3~~

~~6. Project Manager: Paul Spencer Trail Mix Chair, Tif Miller VC, Scott Escott Trail Coordinator~~

~~7. Address: 125 East Center Street~~

~~8. Telephone: (617)777-0559 9. E-mail: [email protected]~~

~~10. Amount of fiscal assistance requested $__;_1..;:;...8=.5-=-0-"-0 ______(round up to nearest dollar) (Up to 50% of total project cost)~~

11 . Total estimated project costs $ 37 000 (round up to nearest dollar) (If awarded funds, the project sponsor Is responsible for 100% of project costs until final reimbursement Federal project sponsors must supply 5% of the total project cost from non-federal sources.)

~~12. Please check only one box. If applying for both, a separate application is required.~~

~~0 NON MOTORIZED RTP funds~~

~~0 MOTORIZED RTP funds~~

~~CERTIFICATION:~~

I certify that I am authorized to sign this application and that the information herein provided is, to the best of my knowledge, true and accurate. I further certify that the applicant has the necessary financial resources to fulfill all obligations relative to this project including the cost of operation and maintenance. I further certify that this application is submitted by an official action of the governing board of the applicant agency. Project Description

In the space provided, provide project description. Specify what is to be built. If It is a trail, does the project provide physical connections between resources; does it link existing community or regional trails; does it enhance access to recreational opportunities and/or enable residents to use non-motorized means for exercise or recreation? If it is a facility, specify exactly what is to be built. Address current and projected use of trail or facDity by providing visitor statistics, traffic counts, usage numbers, or similar data for the area.

~~Attach one map of the proposed project and one map of the proposed project's location within the State of Utah.~~

~~his grant proposes improvements to Grand County's renowned non-motorized trail system, with a focus on s iconic hiking trails.~~

ccording to a 2012 economic study, 1.2 million visitors recreate on lands managed by the Moab Field Office of the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) annually, and this number has certainly grown. Of total isitors, over 30% come to hike and 20% come to bike, making these by far the most popular activities in he area. This grant seeks funding to maintain popular hiking and mountain biking trail systems, and also improve infrastructure for non-motorized trallheads.

even of the area's most stunning hiking trails are in need of maintenance due to their growing popularity. everal are top hits for the Google search abest hikes in Moab" and are recommended on the tourism ebsites visitutah.com and discovermoab.com. The famous Corona Arch Trail and Granstaff Trail (formerly known as Negro Bill Trail) each had close to 40,000 visits in 2016. Maintenance Is needed to manage rosion and resource damage caused by intensive use, which will improve the visitor experience and protect the surrounding landscape.

Funds will also cover maintenance of mountain biking trail systems not included in the RTP grant awarded o the Grand County Trail Mix Committee In 2016. This includes the Brands system, a premier spot for beginner bikers that received an estimated 50,000 visits last year. Trail Mix strives to keep this area in pristine condition to use It as an educational area for new riders about "leave no trace" etiquette. The trail ystems Navajo Rocks, Porcupine Rim, and Amasa Back also need routine repair and repainting. Taken ogether, these trails account for 75 miles of world-class trails enjoyed both visitors and locals alike.

his request also targets a high priority project on Jackson Trail, a historical cattle route that is now a opular mountain biking trail. This trail floods seasonally, blocking access to the parking lot and forcing sers to backtrack the entire circuit. Adding this extra, unplanned mileage to riders' trips is a safety hazard uring hot weather. A reroute and bridge construction project will provide a safe, enjoyable crossing for users.

Trailhead improvements and signage are still necessary for several non-motorized trails, Including but not limited to equestrian netoworks. Projects include parking lot improvements, kiosks, signage, and post-and cable fencing to manage damage caused by vehicles.

The Moab area has succeeded in becoming an international outdoor recreation destination. Infrastructure projects are now key in maintaining the quality of its non-motorized trail system and continuing to provide a enjoyable and safe visitor experience.

~~4 Is public access guaranteed? 0 Yes 0 No~~

~~Project land is owned or controlled by (Check one or more): 0 City 0 County 0 State 0 Federal 0 Private~~

If land is owned by other than applicant agency, include copies of leases, easements or other agreements for use of land; or a letter from the landowner specifying that the landowner will permit the project on their land and will execute the appropriate legal document in a timely manner.

~~Anticipated project starting date: Nov. 2017 Estimated completion date: Nov. 2019~~

~~Include a copy of the proposed project schedule/timeline.~~

~~Will this project replace or enhance any existing developed recreation site? 0 Yes 0 No~~

Is project pursuant to a current master plan or needs assessment? 0 Yes 0 No (If yes, give title and date of pertinent plan or assessment and refer to the trail's applicability to the plan in the space below. Please do not attach the master plan.) Grand County Non-Motorized Trails Master Plan, updated 2011 . Pages #1-6 emphasize the importance of creating sustainable, well-maintained trails that connect to community and greater network of trails, and that provide a variety of trails for all skills levels. The proposed projects would support this plan, not only because of the general goal of maintenance, but because they focus on popular trails that connect directly o Moab (Hidden Valley, Mill Creek, and Pipedream trails) and include some of the most accessible beginner-level trails in the areas (the Brands mountain bike trail system and Dino-Flo Trail).

~~A. TRAIL USES: Trail uses allowed (check all that apply): 0 Jogging/hiking 0 Road bicycling 0 Mountain biking 0 Horseback riding 0 Skateboarding 0 Nordic skiing (cross country)~~

~~0 Rollerblading 0 Canyoneering/Bouldering~~

~~Season(s) trail can be used 0 Spring 0 Summer 0 Fall 0 Winter 8 . ADA accessible? 0 Yes 0 No If yes, refer to www.ada.gov~~

C. TRAIL CONSTRUCTION: (check all that apply and provide relevant details): New and rehabilitated/relocated trails funded under this program shall meet trail construction guidelines to serve the purpose for which the trail is designed and to withstand local weather conditions.

~~D New trail Tread width ______Tra il le ngth ______~~

~~0 Trail rehabilitation/relocation Tread width--=3....:.ft;:______T ra il length--'2=-5=-=0'--"-'-ll__ _ _~~

~~Trail surface material (Describe) : Soil and bedrock 5 D Overpass/Underpass Width ______Length ______~~

~~Clearance height to trail surface------~ River/stream crossing ~ New bridge Width 4 ft Length 15 ft~~

~~D Purchase of hand tools~~

~~D Purchase of mechanized equipment (Describe): ______~~

~~Explain below what will become of the hand tools/equipment upon project completion NA~~

~~Describe other trail improvement(s): With a 250 ft reroute, the original -350 ft of old trail will be blocked off and restored to riparian habitat.~~

~~D. TRAIL HEAD FACILITIES: D New trail head D Reconstruction ~ Trail head improvement D Parking stalls #______D New restroom (must be ADA accessible)~~

~~~Kiosk ~Signs~~

~~Parking area dimensions: , X , 240 110 Surface material (Describe): Dirt List othertrallhead features: Kiosk, signage~~

~~Will trailhead be plowed in winter? DYes It[ No~~

~~E. TRAIL SIDE FACILITIES: D Warming hut 0 Yurt D Shelter D Restroom D Kiosk D Hitching Rail(s) 0 Corral~~

~~D Bike rack(s) D Other: (Describe): ------~~

~~F. TRAIL SIGNING: ltl Route marking ~ Informational ~ Interpretive ltr Regulatory~~

~~(Describe): New trailhead kiosk, metal and dibond signs on wooden posts, stickers on carbonite posts.~~

~~6 G. TRAIL INFORMATION: Is a brochure/map part of the funding request? DYes ~No~~

~~H. PROPERTY ACQUISITION: Fee title purchase: D Yes 0 No ~NA~~

~~I. TRAIL MAINTENANCE:~~

~~1. Travel routes~~

~~Trail/route name(s) and length(s): Trail names listed on "Project Description" page.~~

Work to be done:(Check all that apply): Repair or replacement of: ltl Trail tread I route surface (Miles) -100 miles combined hiking & mountain biking traits) D Brush back vegetation (Feet or Miles) ___

ltl Stream crosslng(s) (Number) .....1 __ ltl Wet area crossing(s) (Number) ...... 1 __ ltl Bridge(s) (Number) _1 __ D Water diversion structure(s) (Number) __ D Culvert(s) (Number)_ D Cattle guard(s) (Number) __ ltr Fence (Feet) .....7...... 00 __ _ D Gate(s) {Number) ___ D Switchback repair (Number) ___

~~ltl Disturbed area rehabilitation (Sq. or Linear Feet) 1050 sq ft ltl Sign(s) (Number) .....1O __~~

~~D Clearing of obstruction(s) (Logs, rocks, etc.) {Miles) ___ ltl Replacement or repair of trail blazes, markers & cairns (Number) many D Back slope grooming (Feet or Miles) ___~~

~~ltl Retaining walls (Feet) -so ft total ~ Other: Rock staircase repairs~~

~~2. Trail heads~~

~~7 Trail head name(s): Navalo Rocks. Porcupine Rim. Amasa Back. Onion Creek Bench Equestrian Trails. Seven Mlle Equestrian Parking Area~~

3. Work to be done: (Check all that apply): D Parking surface repair (Sq. Feet) ____ D Parking barriers (Number). ____ D Restroom (Number) ____ ~Signs (Number) __a ______D Loading ramps (Number)---- D Other.------~ DETAILED DESCRIPTIONS OF ITEMS CHECKED ABOVE: (Give specific measurements and details of work to be to be accomplished under 0 Pro}ect Descriptionn above. Describe methods to be used; I.e. hand vs. mechanical.)

J. EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS TO PROMOTE TRAIL SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION D Development and operation of trail safety education program(s) D Development and operation of trails-related environment education program(s) ltr Production of trail-related educational material(s) (infonnatlonal displays, in print, video, audio, interactive computer displays, etc.)

~~DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF ITEMS CHECKED: (Give details of prob/em(s) to be addressed, message(s), curricu/um(s), method(s) of delivery, etc., under "Project Description" above.)~~

K. GIVE EVIDENCE OF PUBLIC SUPPORT FOR YOUR TRAIL PROJECT. In the space below address: (1) how the project is part of a comprehensive plan and/or part of an overall trail network and describe its community, regfonal, statewide or national significance; (2) volunteer or private sedor contributions to the project; (3) support from other groups; cooperation and support among adjoining and/or other affected jurisdictions for your projed (such as city to city, city to county, city/county with the Forest Service, BLM, National Park Service, etc.)

ignificance and contribution of projects to overall plan: The BLM 2008 Resource Management Plan includes provision to create and maintain non-motorized trails for a variety of user groups. The Grand County Trail ix Non-Motorized Master Plan was passed by Grand County and Moab City in 2011 and emphasizes the mportance of maintenance to the trail network.

~~olunteer and private sector contributions: In 2016 alone, Trail Mix received $24, 753 in private donations and ver 350 hours of volunteer service.~~

Cooperation and support among affected jurisdictions and groups: The Trail Mix Committee is composed of presentatives from Moab City, Grand County, the BLM, Forest Service, SITLA, State Parks, Moab Trails lliance, Back County Horsemen of Utah, Friends of Indian Creek, Moab Mountain Bicycling Association, tah Sierra Club, Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance, and owners of local outdoor recreation businesses. Grand County Council approved this application.

~~8 L. DETAILED PROJECT BUDGET:~~

~~Attach a one-page detailed project budget.~~

Your budget must Include source of project funds and when the funds will be available. Show sponsor cash, labor and equipment and any donor contributions such as property, cash, labor or equipment. Project expenses should be broken down by category, item, and quantity. Specify items covered by your match along with what the RTP match will cover.

~~If your budget includes acontingencies," this dollar amount will not be funded by the program and will not be included as part of the 50/50 match.~~

~~This is a critical component of the application. The more detailed the better. Total project costs must correlate with item number 10 and 11 on page three of the application.~~

~~ESTMATED ANNUAL OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE COSTS OF THE PROJECT~~

~~$9000~~

~~Who will be responsible for maintenance? Grand County~~

~~M. PAST EXPERIENCE: Has your organization received RTP funding in the past? ~Yes DNo~~

If yes, provide list of projects funded within the past 5 years and dollar amounts. For each project, specify whether complete or not complete. 2016 - $12,000 Incomplete - Non-Motorized Trails and Trail Head Maintenance and Restoration

~~2013 - $40,000 Completed - Klonzo, Klondike, Navajo Rocks and 7 Up trail additions~~

~~2011 .. $12,000 Completed - Moab Eastslde and Klondike Singletrack Trails~~

~~N. LETTERS OF SUPPORT:~~

Please attach no fewer than two (2) and no more than five (5) letters of support for the specific project for which state RTP funding is being requested. These should include a letter from each of the partners and any prospective clubs or organizations.

~~0. NON PROFIT:~~

~~Nonprofit organization DYes ltJNo~~

~~If so; provide nonprofit 501 (c)(3) status; most recent by-laws; approved board meeting minutes in which this project Is supported; and supporting financial documentation.~~

~~Permission from land managing agency to complete work DYes ltl No - not yet~~

~~If so; provide documentation.~~

~~9 Project Schedule/Timeline~~

~~Project Name: Non-Motorized Trail Maintenance and Jackson Trail Bridge~~

~~Project Sponsor: Grand County (Trail Mix)~~

~~Item Description Time of Completion~~

~~Maintenance of Brands trails. November 2017~~

~~Purchase and install slgnage for November 2017 Sevenmile Equestrian Parking Area.~~

~~Maintenance of Granstaff and April 2018 Fisher Towers trails.~~

~~Maintenance of Pipedream and May2018 Porcupine Rim trails.~~

~~Maintenance and re-marking of June 2018 Navajo Rocks trails.~~

~~Trailhead improvements. July 2018~~

~~Order materials for Jackson Trail bridge. August 2018~~

~~Reroute and rehabilitation of Jackson Trail. September 2018~~

~~Bridge construction for Jackson Trail October 2018 Kane Creek Springs crossing.~~

~~Maintenance of Hidden Yalley and April & May 2019 Mill Creek trails.~~

~~Maintenance of Amasa Back. June 2019~~

~~Maintenance of Corona Arch, September & October 2019 Longbow, and Sylvester trails.~~

~~Project completed. November 2019~~

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~~As listed under item I.) 3.~~

Trail maintenance will be performed on 23 miles of hiking trails, including but not limited to Granstaff, Mill Creek, Fisher Towers, Corona Arch, Longbow, Sylvester, and Hidden Valley. Approximately 80% of the mileage for these trails is on soil and maintenance to the tread will be necessary. This will Include adding water diversion structures such as water bars, repairing rock staircases and retaining walls, removing rock debris from tread, and also closing and rehabilitating trail braiding, widening, and social trails. The other 20% of hiking trail mileage is on slickrock and will be re-marked with either paint or cairns.

75 miles of mountain bike trail systems are targeted in the grant, Including but not limited to the Brands, Navajo Rocks, Pipedream, Porcupine Rim Singletrack, and Amasa Back. 85% of the mileage for these trails is on soil. In addition to the maintenance needs of the hiking trails listed above, necessary maintenance includes removing off-trail bike and motorized tracks to prevent the creation of social trails and ahard closing" social trails with obstructions. The other 15% of mileage on slickrock will be re-marked with paint. Jackson Trail will require a 250 ft reroute, 350 of closed trail rehabilitation, and a 15 ft bridge to improve connectivity to the parking area.

~~All work is done by either Trail Mix staff or volunteers using handtools such as pick mattocks, Pulaskis, rakes, rock bars, and paint rods with rollers.~~

Several trailheads are In need of improvements, including post-and-cable fencing and informational, interpretive, and regulatory signage. Trailheads include, but are not limited to, Navajo Rocks. Porcupine Rim, Amasa Back, Onion Creek Bench Equestrian Trails, and Seven Mile Equestrian Parking Area.

~~Educational Programs~~

~~As listed under item J.~~

Education Is integral to the mission of Trail Mix and educational material Is emphasized at all trailhead kiosks. Signage for each trailhead is tailored depending on the area and user group, but resource protection - of soil, archeology, and paleontology- is always stressed when applicable. Other educational items include trail etiquette, local wildlife, and local history.

The "You Are Here" maps show trail length and difficulty levels, helping visitors to orient themselves and plan their outing. This makes their experience on the trails more enjoyable and also more safe. Should an emergency arise, having well informed visitors helps Grand County Search and Rescue locate individuals.

~~1 Project Cost Estimate~~

~~Project Name: Non-Motorized Trail Maintenance and Jackson Trail Bridge~~

~~Project Sponsor: Grand County (Trail Mix)~~

~~Source of Funds: RTP Grant: 18,500 Trail Mix: 18,500~~

~~Basic Cost Estimates: $37,000 Estimates based on Trail Mix's experience building and maintaining trails in the proposed areas.~~

~~Labor Costs includln volunteers Trail delineation and closing social trails 10,000 Removing illegal, off-trail mountain bike and motorized tracks~~

~~1000 9,000 20,000~~

Materials Cost Signage: carbonite and wooden posts, dibond and metal sians 300 Kiosk: wood 400 Trail markina: paint, buckets, and rollers 200 Fencina: 45 5 ft posts and 700 ft of cable 1,100 Bridge and trail reroute: lumber, concrete, rebar, and other construction materials 13,000 Total estimated materials cost 15,000

~~Total estimated mileage costs 2,000 Based on estimate of 60 da s of travel in Grand Coun~~

~~Total Cost Estimate: 37,000 Council Assignment Summary 2017~~

ASSIGNMENT Vote Rep/Liaison Meeting Dates & Times Location Airport Board no Rory 1st Mon @ 5pm (if the Monday falls on a Holiday, it will be the following Monday) Chambers Curtis. Alt. Mary, ALG (Association of Local Government)/CDBG yes Alt. Jaylyn 4th Thurs @ 1pm with occasional date changes Price Fairfield Inn & Arches SSD Board yes Evan 3rd Thurs @ 4pm Suites BLM (Bureau of Land Management) N/A Chris Quarterly meetings TBD Boundary Commission yes Chris as needed, at least once a year Chambers Building Codes Board of Appeals no Evan as needed Canyonlands Healthcare SSD Board (CHCSSD) yes Jaylyn 4th Thurs monthly @ 5:30pm Hospital room 3 Catastrophic Wildfire Initiative, Governor's N/A Greg as needed CCP (Canyon Country Partnership) N/A Jaylyn All day: Mar 16, Apr 27, Jun 22, Aug 24, Oct 26, Dec 7 Regional Cemetery Maintenance District Board yes Mary 2nd Tues @ 6pm, Sunset Memorial, no meeting July & Dec, Mtg @ 5:30pm Dist Ofc Chamber of Commerce N/A Curtis Last Weds of month @ noon for Chamber; Board meets as needed at Zions or City HallRestaurants Children's Justice Center (CJC) Advisory Board yes Mary Semi-annually 3rd Wed of Feb & Aug @ 12pm Fire Dept Youth Garden Conservation District, Grand County N/A Mary 2nd Mon @ 7pm Project Council on Aging Board no Jaylyn 2nd Mon every other month, starting Feb @ 12:30pm Grand Ctr Dewey Bridge Restoration Committee (of HPC) no Chris as needed Economic Development Corporation of Utah Mary TBD Film Commission Committee N/A Chris as needed City Offices Forest Service Revision Team Chris TBD Hazmat/Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC) N/A Greg 12PM quarterly on Mar 16, Jun 22, Sep 21, & Dec 14 Fire Dept Historical Preservation Commission (HPC) no Chris 3rd Fri @ 10:00am every other month beginning in Jan: Jan, Mar, May, Jul, Sept, Nov Museum Homeless Coordinating Committee yes Mary 4th Wed @1:00pm; Apr, June, Aug, Oct, Nov, Dec, Jan & Feb Zions Bank Housing Authority Board (HASU) no Jaylyn 3rd Thur @ 12PM City Chmbrs Housing Task Force, Interlocal yes Curtis Greg First Mon @ 1PM every month Chambers Library Board yes Evan 2nd Thurs @ 5:30pm every other month; Jan, Mar, May, July, Sept & Nov Library Mental Health Board (Four Corners) yes Jaylyn 4th Tues @ 2:45pm every other month; Jan, Mar, May, Jul, Sep, Nov Green Rvr Moab Tailings Project Steering Committee (MTP) yes Mary, Rory alternate4th Tues @ 3PM Jan 24, April 25, July 25, & Oct 24 Chambers Mosquito Abatement District Board (MMAD) yes Chris 1st Thurs @ 5:30pm except no mtg in Jan Dist Ofc OSTA Advisory Committee no Rory 2nd Tues @ 5:30pm OSTA Conf Rm. Performance Review Committee no Rotating Monthly (typically 3rd Thurs @ 8:30am) Chambers Planning Commission no Mary 2nd & 4th Wed @ 6pm; no 4th Wed meeting in Nov or Dec Chambers Public Health Board (Health Department) yes Jaylyn 4th Tues @ 5pm every other month beginning in Jan: Jan, Mar, May, Jul, Sep, Nov Green Rvr Recreation SSD Board yes Chris 3rd Wed @ 7PM City Chmbrs

~~Admin/COUNCIL/COUNCIL ASSIGNMENTS Council Assignment Summary 2017~~

Sand Flats Stewardship Committee yes Evan 2nd Thurs @ 3pm quarterly beginning in Mar: Mar 9, Jun 8, Sep 14, & Dec 14 EMS trg Rm Solid Waste Management SSD Board yes Mary 2nd Thurs @ 4pm, No meeting in July and December's meeting will start at 5pm District Office Star Hall Advisory Committee yes Mary as needed Thompson Springs Fire District Board no Greg 2nd Weds @7pm Thompson Thompson SSD (Water) Board (Elected) no Greg 2nd Thurs @7pm Thompson Trail Mix Committee yes Chris 2nd Tues @ 11am Grand Ctr

Transportation SSD Board yes Greg 2nd Tues @ 6:00pm Road Shed Travel Council Advisory Board, Moab Area no Curtis 2nd Tues @ 3:00pm - no July meeting Chambers USU Advisory Board N/A Chris 2nd Tuesday Quarterly beginning in Jan, Apr, July, Oct @ 2PM USU Moab Water District Administrative Control Board (Elected) yes Curtis 1st & 3rd Thurs @ 7pm Water Dist Ofc

Watershed Partnership, Moab Area yes Chris 3rd Wed @ 1-3pm every other month; Jan, Mar, May, July, Sept & Nov Grand Ctr Weed Control Board, Noxious yes Rory 1st Mon @ 4pm every other month; Jan 9, March 6, May 1, July 10, Sept 11, Nov 6 Grand Ctr

~~Admin/COUNCIL/COUNCIL ASSIGNMENTS Grand County~~

~~Noxious Weed Contract~~

~~Contract No. ______~~

~~~j(:_ ~ y ~ -3(o0'2. I Zip Code 8 t../46,~Z~~

2. General Purpose of Contract: The General purpose of this agreement is: To Provide a Mechanism for the County to contract their services to control noxious weeds on private lands within Grand CQ.unty.

~~3. Contract Period: This contract is effectivt4;/J (date) and will terminate on 1date), unless aj 1 -<.1-i/i' 1 otherwise extended or terminated in accordance with the terms and conditions of thi~~~

~~4. Contract Cost: Grand County (Contractor) shall be paid by the landowner based upon the following fee schedule.~~

~~(A) Chemical cost- Milestone@ $2.75/ounce.~~

~~(B} Spray Cost- (Time of actual spraying)· @ $52.00/hour.~~

~~(C) Travel Cost- (Time of actua l travel and other related prep work)-@ $32.00/hour.~~

~~(D) Mileage- $0.7S/mile~~

~~(E) All payments shall be in the form of a check made payable to Grand County Clerk with reference to the contract No. listed above.~~

~~5. Attachments Included As Part of This Contract: Attachment A- Legal Description of property from County records.~~

6. Hold Harmless: The landowner agrees to save, indemnify and hold Grand County harmless from and against any and all claims, demands, suits and action resulting from contracted noxious weed control on their lands. Including without limitation Grand County's employees, agents and licensees, for loss, injury, damage or liability of any kind whatsoever arising directly or indirectly out of Grand County's performance of this contract.

~~7. In Witness whereof, the parties sign and cause this contract to be executed.~~

~~Dated thislSI._Day of~~

~~.Z•wne. '<7 /4?- Grand Co~ '.1":":;'/ ~ ::;, , . ~~ ~~~~

~~County Weed Supervisor ~'fbr= Tim Higgs GRAND COUNTY CORPORATION April 26, 2017 Tax Roll Master Record 3:12:37PM~~

Parcel: 04-0023-0063 Serial #:25-23-25-10&43.11 Entry: Name: KERKLING DEAN WILLIAM - Property Address ------. c/o Name: Address 1: HC 64 BOX 3602 CASTLETON RD 6963 E Address 2: CASTLE VALLEY City State Zip: MOAB UT 84532-0000 Acres: 8.27 Mortgage Co Status: Active Year: 2018 District: 004 COUNTY GENERAL 0.010029

~~Owners Interest Entry Date of Filing Comment KERKLING DEAN WILLIAM~~

**** SPECIAL NOTE **** 2018 Taxes: 0.00 2017 Taxes: 0.00 Tax Rates for2018 have NOT BEEN SET OR Special Fees: 0.00 Penalty: 0.00 Review Date APPROVED! Any levied taxes or values shown on this Abatements: ( 0.00) 10/13/2016 printout for the year 2018 are SUBJECT TO CHANGE!! Payments: -'-( ___o_.o __ o) Amount Due: 0.00 NO BACK TAXESI

~~Legal Description~~

BEG AT POINT WHICH BEARS N 567.7 FT & W 559.1 FT FROM E% COR SEC 25 T25S R23E & PROC N 48°45'W 474.6 FT WITH FENCE LINE ON N SIDE COUNTY ROAD; THENCE TO THE LEFT 494.3 FT ALONG N R/W CURVE OF COUNTY ROAD; CHORD OF WHICH BEARS N 53°47'W 493.7 FT (CENTRAL ANGLE 12°35'15" & RADIUS 2808.71 FT); N 0°14'W 154.9 FT; S 89°31' E 1015.1 FT; S 19°45'W 348.8 FT WITH FENCE LINE; S 53°E 141.4 FT; S 37°W 422.7 FT TO POB 0 LESS: BEG AT POINT N 998.03 FT & W 1076.23 FT FROM E% SEC COR SEC 25 T25S R23E; N 53°47'W 295 FT; N 0°14'W 154.9 FT; S 89°31'E 435 FT; S 31°07'W 380.21 FT TO POB 8.27 AC

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1:00PM - 1:00PM Housing 8:30AM - 8:30AM Safety &  SLC Task Force, Interlocal Accident Review Energy Summit (Chambers) Committee (Chambers) 1:30PM - 1:30PM BLM 4:00PM - 4:00PM Noxious 4:00PM - 4:00PM County Coordination Mtg (BLM Weed Control Board Council Meeting Office) (Grand Center) (Chambers) 5:30PM - 5:30PM Mosquito 5:00PM - 5:00PM Airport Abatement District (District Board (Chambers) Office) 7:00PM - 7:00PM Grand Water & Sewer Service 30 1 2 3Agency 4(District Office) 5 6

7:00PM - 7:00PM 11:00AM - 11:00AM Trail 5:00PM - 5:00PM Agenda 4:00PM - 4:00PM Solid Conservation District Mix Committee (Grand Summaries Due Waste Management SSD (Youth Garden Project) Center) 6:00PM - 6:00PM Planning (District Office) 3:00PM - 3:00PM Travel Commission (Chambers) 5:30PM - 5:30PM Library Council Advisory Board 7:00PM - 7:00PM Board (Library) (Chambers) Thompson Springs Fire 7:00PM - 7:00PM 5:30PM - 5:30PM OSTA District (Thompson) Thompson Springs Water Advisory Committee SSD (Thompson) (OSTA) 6:00PM - 6:01PM Cemetery Maintenance District (Sunset Memorial) 7 8 6:00PM 9- 6:00PM 10 11 12 13 Transportation SSD (Road Shed)

4:00PM - 4:00PM County 1:00PM - 1:00PM Moab 12:00PM - 12:00PM 10:00AM - 10:00AM Council Meeting Area Watershed Housing Authority Board Historical Preservation (Chambers) Partnership (Water District (City Chambers) Commission (Grand Office) 1:30PM - 4:30PM Center) 7:00PM - 7:00PM Exemplary / Performance Recreation SSD (City Review Committee Meeting Chambers) (Chambers (Jaylyn)) 4:00PM - 4:00PM Arches SSD (Fairfield Inn & Suites) 7:00PM - 7:00PM Grand Water & Sewer Service 14 15 16 17 Agency18 (District Office) 19 20

2:45PM - 2:45PM Mental  Sunriver, Oregon Health Board (Green River) Western Interstate Region Conference 5:00PM - 5:00PM Public 1:00PM - 1:00PM 1:00PM - 1:00PM Health Board (Green River) Homeless Coordinating Association of Local Commitee (Zions Bank ) Governments (ALG) (Price) 5:00PM - 5:00PM Agenda 5:30PM - 5:30PM Summaries due Canyonlands Healthcare 6:00PM - 6:00PM Planning SSD (Moab Regional 21 22 23 Commission24 (Chambers) Hospital25 ) 26 27

8:30AM - 8:30AM Chamber 5:30PM - 5:30PM Mosquito Memorial Day of Commerce (Zions Bank) Abatement District (District 8:00AM - 5:00PM County Office) Offices Closed 7:00PM - 7:00PM Grand Water & Sewer Service Agency (District Office) 28 29 30 31 1 2 3

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~~Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday~~

8:00AM County Offices 8:30AM Chamber of 5:30PM Mosquito Closed Commerce (Zions Bank) Abatement District (District Office) 7:00PM Grand Water & Sewer Service Agency (District Office) 28 29 30 31 1 2 3

1:00PM Housing Task 8:30AM Safety & Accident 1:30PM BLM Coordination Force, Interlocal Review Committee Mtg (BLM Office) (Chambers) (Chambers) 3:00PM Sand Flats 5:00PM Airport Board 4:00PM County Council Stewardship Committee (Chambers) Meeting (Chambers) (EMS Training Room) 4:00PM Solid Waste Management SSD (District Office) 7:00PM Thompson Springs 4 5 6 7Water SSD 8 (Thompson) 9 10

12:30PM Council on Aging 11:00AM Trail Mix 5:00PM Agenda 12:00PM Housing Authority (Grand Center) Committee (Grand Center) Summaries Due Board (City Chambers) 7:00PM Conservation 3:00PM Travel Council 6:00PM Planning 4:00PM Arches SSD District (Youth Garden Advisory Board Commission (Chambers) (Fairfield Inn & Suites) Project) (Chambers) 7:00PM Thompson Springs 7:00PM Grand Water & 5:30PM OSTA Advisory Fire District (Thompson) Sewer Service Agency Committee (OSTA) (District Office) 6:00PM Cemetery Maintenance District (Sunset Memorial) 6:00PM Transportation 11 12 SSD13 (Road Shed) 14 15 16 17

4:00PM County Council 7:00PM Recreation SSD 11:30AM LEPC Meeting Meeting (Chambers) (City Chambers) (Moab Valley Fire District - 45 South 100 East) 1:00PM Association of Local Governments (ALG) (Price) 1:30PM Exemplary / Performance Review Committee Meeting (Chambers) 5:30PM Canyonlands Healthcare SSD (Moab 18 19 20 21 Regional22 Hospital ) 23 24

~~8:30AM Chamber of Commerce (Zions Bank) 1:00PM Homeless Coordinating Commitee (Zions Bank ) 5:00PM Agenda Summaries due 6:00PM Planning 25 26 27Commission 28 (Chambers) 29 30 1~~

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NOTICE OF DISTRICT BOARD END OF THE YEAR NOTICE OF COUNTY BOARD END OF THE YEAR VACANCIES for VACANCIES for Citizen Participation. The following Grand County Boards, Citizen Participation. The following District Boards in Grand County will have vacancies at Commissions & Committees will have vacancies at year end. Must year end. Must reside in Grand County; must be a reside in Grand County unless otherwise indicated, have the registered voter within the District; may not be an appropriate expertise when required by law, and agree to abide employee of the District. Applications are due: Open by the County’s Conflict of Interest Ordinance. Applications are Until Filled due: Open Until Filled

COUNTY BOARD, COMMISSION TERM Term VACANCIES DISTRICT BOARD Vacancies OR COMMITTEE EXPIRATION Expiration Historical Preservation Canyonlands Health Commission 1 12/31/2018 Care Special Service 1 12/31/2017 (May reside in Grand, Emery or District San Juan County) Boundary Commission

~~Residents 2 12/31/2020 (May not be an elected county or municipal offier) Housing Authority of Southeastern Utah 1 12/31/2017 (may reside in Grand or San Juan County)~~

~~For more information call Bryony Hill at (435) 259-1346. Interested applicants shall complete the “Board, Commission, and~~

Committee Certification and Application Form” available at http://grandcountyutah.net/194/Boards-Commissions- Committees or at the County Council’s Office. Completed forms may be emailed to [email protected] or delivered to Grand County Council Office, 125 E Center, Moab, UT 84532. All new qualified applicants will be interviewed. The County Council will begin making appointments for these volunteer positions during a regular Council meeting at the beginning of the New Year

Board member responsibilities and board meeting dates are available at http://grandcountyutah.net/194/Boards- Commissions-Committees SPECIAL EVENTS Date Event Name Permit Status MAY 1-7 Building Man @ Jenkstar Ranch in process* 6 Scott Enduro Cup Series in process 13 Back of Beyond Paddle Board Race complete 15-20 Rally on the Rocks complete

~~JUNE 3 Thelma & Louise 1/2 Marathon complete 9-10 Vision Relay in process~~

* Building man goes before council for Community Development's Conditional Use Permit

~~Bid Title: Request for Bids- Jail Kitchen Equipment Category: Clerk/ Auditor Status: Open Bid Recipient: Grand County Jail~~

~~Description: REQUEST FOR BIDS~~

Grand County is requesting sealed bids for the purchase of two (2) new Combi-Ovens, Gas Model, Rational Model No. B628206.19E (SCC 62NG) Self Cooking Center Combi-Ovens for the Grand County Jail. Bids are due by Friday, May 12, 2017 at 5:00 P.M. Bids shall be mailed or delivered to Diana Carroll, Grand County Clerk/Auditor, 125 E. Center, Moab, Utah 84511. No faxes or email bids will accepted. Bids should be marked clearly “ Bid–Combi-Oven Units” on the outside of the envelope. Grand County reserves the right to reject any and all bids, to waive any informality of any bid, and to select the bid in which provides to the best product and services to Grand County. Specifications for these ovens can be obtained from Rick M. Bailey, Grand County Sheriff’s Office at [email protected]. Grand County reserves the right to reject any or all bids, to waive informality in any bid, which in the opinion of the Grand County Council shall best serve the interest of Grand County. Send bids to Grand County Clerk’s Office, 125 E. Center St, Moab, UT 84532, clearly marked on the outside of the envelope “ Bid for Kitchen Equipment ”

~~Witness my hand and seal this 24th day of April, 2017.~~

~~/s/Diana Carroll, County Clerk/Auditor~~

~~Published in the Times Independent, Moab, Utah April 27 and May 4, 2017~~

Publication Date/Time: 4/24/2017 8:00 AM Publication Information: Published in Times Independent, Moab, UT 4/27/17 and 5/4/17 Closing Date/Time: 5/12/2017 5:00 PM Submittal Information: Sealed Bid, Mailed or Delivered to Clerks Office, 125 E. Center Street Moab, UT

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~~Bid Title: Request for Proposal- Reverse 911 Category: Clerk/ Auditor Status: Open~~

~~Description: Request for Proposals~~

Carbon and Grand Counties seek proposals from qualified individuals and/or companies to provide a community wide mass emergency notification system for Carbon and Grand County law enforcement and emergency responders. Sealed proposals shall be delivered to the Carbon County Clerk 751 East 100 North, Price, Utah 84501 no later than 5:00 P.M. on Tuesday, May 16, 2017. Faxed proposals will not be accepted.

Proposals will be opened at 4:30 p.m. on May 18, 2017, during the regularly scheduled public meeting of the Carbon County Board of Commissioners, held at 751 East 100 North, 2nd Floor, Price, Utah. Following the opening of proposals, each qualifying proposer will be contacted to schedule a time on May 30th for the proposer to provide a demonstration of its system, either live or remotely.

The Counties reserve the right to reject any and all proposals, to waive any informality of any proposal, and to award a contract to the individual or company that in the opinion of the Counties provides the best product and service to the counties at the most affordable price. Specifications for the proposal are set forth as below. Further questions should be directed to the Carbon County Division of Emergency Management office at 435-636- 3740.

Specifications in proposals must contain the following: Reverse dial 911-alerts to landlines in impacted areas. Reverse dial 911-alerts to cell phones in impacted areas. Public Subscribers: Preferred contact method. Social Media: Posts and alerts for public to view. IPAWS: Capability-Alert unregistered public through WEA & EAS. Capability to issue critical emergency alerts through all FEMA’s IPAWS alerting channels. Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEA), Emergency Alert System (EAS), Non-Weather Emergency Alerts to weather radios (NWEM/HazCollect), Critical information exchange with other COGS (Cog-to-Cog) Responder Mobilization Multi-Modal Communication: Quickly engage responders and staff Interactive Communication & 2 was polling: Assess availability and status Mobile App: Secure engagement with staff and responders Incident Management: pre-defined scenarios and real time reporting. Scheduled Events and Staffing Synchronized Contact Management Publication Date/Time: 4/26/2017 7:59 AM Closing Date/Time: 5/16/2017 5:00 PM Submittal Information: Sealed Proposal shall be delivered to the Carbon County Clerk, 751 East 100 North , Price, UT 84501 Bid Opening Information: Opened 5/18/2017 at 4:30 Contact Person: Carbon County Division of Emergency Management office at 435-636- 3740 Related Documents: Reverse 911 RFP 2017

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~~Agenda Summary GRAND COUNTY COUNCIL May 2, 2017 Agenda Item: N~~

~~Public Hearing to hear public comment on a proposed resolution approving the TITLE: Hauer Dude Ranch and Destination Resort Conditional Use Permit~~

~~FISCAL IMPACT: N/A~~

~~PRESENTER(S): Zacharia Levine, Community Development Director~~

Prepared By: Council Policy is to wait until the next regular meeting of the Council to act on ZACHARIA LEVINE the public hearing agenda item in order allow for additional public input. GRAND COUNTY COMMUNITY MOTION : DEVELOPMENT Move to adopt the proposed Resolution approving a Conditional Use Permit for DIRECTOR Dude Ranch Destination Resort and site plan as submitted, with the following conditions:

1. The specific development plans illustrated on the site plan shall be the only FOR OFFICE USE ONLY: development permitted on the 140-acre ranch without the written approval of Attorney Review: appropriate Grand County authorities;

2. All employee housing on the subject property shall be restricted to use and N/A occupancy by employees of the Hauer Ranch; that is, persons who primarily earn their livelihood from employment on-site.

~~3. All areas designated on the site plan as “Agricultural Area” shall be used solely for agricultural and open space purposes.~~

PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION: The Grand County Planning Commission reviewed the referenced application in a public meeting on April 12, 2017 and voted to send a favorable recommendation to the County Council for a Conditional Use Dude Ranch Destination Resort as described by the site plan as submitted, with conditions as stated in the motion.

~~BACKGROUND:~~

~~See Staff Report~~

~~ATTACHMENT(S): 1. Staff Report 2. Draft Resolution 3. Site Plan and aerial 4. Applicant narrative~~

~~STAFF REPORT~~

~~MEETING DATE: April 12, 2017~~

~~TO: Grand County Planning Commission FROM: Community Development Department Staff SUBJECT: Hauer Dude Ranch CUP in RG zone district~~

~~STAFF RECOMMENDATION Approve~~

BACKGROUND This application is submitted by John and Sena Hauer (Applicants). The Applicants seek a Conditional Use Permit approval under Sec. 3.2.3F of the LUC (Dude Ranch Destination Resort) in order to legalize guest lodging at Hauer Ranch. The project is situated on a 140-acre parcel located at mile marker 21 on State Route (SR) 128, and is zoned Range and Grazing (RG). The Hauer Ranch shall include: Main residence and the following guest units: Existing: 1800 square foot home used as an overnight rental (sleeps eight); Two guest houses, only one of which contains a kitchen (sleeps three in each); River house to be used for employee housing for up to four ranch hands; Corrals and Stables used for personal use and commercial trail rides. The Applicants are only requesting the use of the three existing homes on the site to be used as nightly rentals. The Hauer’s also live on site and provide commercial trail rides. Dude Ranch or Destination Resort All dude ranches or destination resorts shall comply with the standards of this section: 1. Accommodation units may be provided for temporary overnight occupants and/or for employees; 2. Accessory facilities may include restaurants, gift shops, employee housing, equestrian facilities and health spas; Applicant is not requesting additional commercial uses 3. Visual impacts of structures and parking as viewed from public rights-of-way and high use areas shall be substantially mitigated through use of building siting, screening, landscaping or increased setbacks; The site is off SR 128 and behind a large rock outcropping. 4. Utilize earth-tone colors with low light reflective values that minimize contrast with the surrounding landscape; complies 5. The proposed project and accommodations density shall be compatible with the surrounding land uses and suitable for the proposed site; complies 6. Utilize indigenous, regional architecture styles and materials; complies 7. Provide adequate public facilities and services based on the type and scope of the development proposed; a private water and/or sewerage system may be required where the capacity of available public water system and/or sewage treatment system is insufficient to serve current zoned density; the commercial use of the site is limited; existing septic and wells are utilized. 8. Provide public trail and/or road rights-of-way dedications as necessary to maintain historic access to public lands; complies 9. Limit the height of all accommodations units to 24 feet and the main lodge structure to 35 feet; the existing buildings comply 10. Limit the number of primary structures on site to an average of one (1) per 5 acres; complies 11. Incorporate varied roof lines and wall off-sets as necessary to break-up the perceived mass and scale of all structures larger than a typical single family home; complies 12. Provide complete food service for all guests; Applicant will not provide food service 13. Provide a recreational amenity package suitable for the scale of the project; complies 14. Signs allowed on site shall comply with the requirements of Sec. 6.5, provided, however, that: a. Maximum allowable signage, defined as the aggregate total square footage of signs on-site, shall be as determined by the Planning Commission up to a maximum of 192 square feet, provided that no individual sign shall be larger than 92 square feet; and b. Signs that are not visible from off-site shall not be considered in the maximum allowable signage. Applicant is not proposing signage 15. The density of accommodations units shall be limited to one (1) per 2.5 acres, and the average size of all accommodations units shall not exceed 600 square feet; provided, however, that the County may permit bonus density up to one (1) unit per acre and/or bonus average unit size, where the County specifically finds that a proposed development will provide significant and substantial public benefit, as compared to alternative uses for the subject property, by exceeding county standards with respect to: a. Protection of sensitive lands on the site; b. Dedication of view shed easements across the property from high public use areas; c. Dedication of 80 percent or more of the site as open space; d. Protection and enhancement of wildlife habitat; and e. Diversification of the local economy. Complies; only three units are planned on 140 acres 16. Employee housing shall be provided and such housing shall be restricted in accordance with the requirements of Sec. 6.14.

~~Staff suggests the following conditions be imposed at time of approval:~~

~~1. The specific development plans illustrated on the site plan shall be the only development permitted on the 140-acre ranch without the written approval of appropriate Grand County authorities;~~

~~2. All employee housing on the subject property shall be restricted to use and occupancy by employees of the Hauer Ranch; that is, persons who primarily earn their livelihood from employment on-site.~~

~~3. All areas designated on the site plan as “Agricultural Area” shall be used solely for agricultural and open space purposes.~~

Conditional Use Permit Standards A conditional use because of its unique characteristics or potential impacts may not be compatible in some areas or may be compatible only if certain conditions are required that reasonably mitigate said impacts. 1. Effect on Environment and 3. External Impacts This site is bounded by RG zone district, with residential houses on lots at the southwest and east side of the property; all on large parcels of land.

~~2. Compatible with Surrounding Area The site is adjacent to other large lots, for residential/agriculture uses.~~

~~4. Infrastructure Impacts Minimized All utilities are available, no new structures are being proposed so no new impervious area is proposed and no drainage plan is required;~~

5. Consistent with the LUC and General Plan The campground meets the use-specific standards outlined in the land use code. The location is within the Range, Resource and Recreation as identified in the General Plan.

~~6. Parcel Size No additional acreage is required.~~

~~RESOLUTION______2017~~

~~A RESOLUTION OF THE GRAND COUNTY COUNCIL APPROVING A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR HAUER DUDE RANCH DESTINATION RESORT~~

~~WHEREAS, Sena and John Hauer (Applicants), are property owners of parcel No. 06-CVF-0034, 06- CVF-0027, 06-CVF-0043, and 06-CVF-0035, Grand County, Utah, and contains 140 acres;~~

~~WHEREAS, the subject property is zoned Range Grazing (RG) as more specifically described in the Grand County Land Use Code;~~

WHEREAS, the Applicants have applied for a Conditional Use Permit approval under Sec. 3.2.3F of the Land Use Code, as a Dude Ranch Destination Resort located at MM 21 on State Route 128 (River Road), Moab Utah;

~~WHEREAS, the applicants are requesting the use of the three existing homes on the site to be used as nightly rentals. The Applicants also live on site and provide commercial trail rides;~~

WHEREAS, the Grand County Planning Commission reviewed the subject application in a public meeting on April 12, 2017 and forwarded a favorable recommendation subject to the following conditions; • The specific development plans illustrated on the site plan shall be the only development permitted on the 140-acre ranch without the written approval of appropriate Grand County authorities; • All employee housing on the subject property shall be restricted to use and occupancy by employees of the Hauer Ranch; that is, persons who primarily earn their livelihood from employment on-site. • All areas designated on the site plan as “Agricultural Area” shall be used solely for agricultural and open space purposes.

~~WHEREAS, due notice was given that the County Council would meet to hear and consider this application on May 2, 2017 at a public hearing; and~~

~~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 hereby approves the Conditional Use Permit for Hauer Dude Ranch Destination Resort, subject to the following conditions and as illustrated on the Site Plan, attached as Exhibit “A” and dated March 3, 2017;

• The specific development plans illustrated on the site plan shall be the only development permitted on the 140-acre ranch without the written approval of appropriate Grand County authorities; • All employee housing on the subject property shall be restricted to use and occupancy by employees of the Hauer Ranch; that is, persons who primarily earn their livelihood from employment on-site. • All areas designated on the site plan as “Agricultural Area” shall be used solely for agricultural and open space purposes.

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~~APPROVED by the Grand County Council in open session this ______day of May 2017, by the following vote:~~

~~Those voting aye: ______~~

~~Those voting nay: ______~~

~~Absent: ______~~

~~ATTEST Grand County Council~~

~~______Diana Carroll, Clerk/Auditor Jaylyn Hawks, Chair~~

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John and Sena Hauer request a conditional use permit on their ranch that would permit nightly rentals in up to three dwellings that were built on the ranch in 1990. The Hauers do not wish to operate a traditional dude ranch, but the only designation this permit falls under is for a dude ranch or destination resort. The Hauers live on a 140-acre ranch along the Colorado River where they have operated a trail ride business since 2010. The zoning is agriculture. They do not wish to build additional lodging houses, but would like to have permission from Grand County to rent up to three existing homes for overnight lodging. A duplex on the ranch is currently used for employee housing for the trail ride business. The Hauers don't wish to build further amenities on the ranch at this time. More than half of the Hauer Ranch is protected by a conservation easement with The Nature Conservancy which was donated by the Hauer family. The easement prohibits any development on more than a half-mile of river frontage and on sensitive rock formations such as Locomotive Rock. It has always been the Hauer's goal to blend in with the existing desert environment. The structures on the ranch have been built with wood and rusted metal to blend into the environment in an Old West manner. The spartan landscaping on the ranch, the elevation of which is 4,200 feet, consists of natural vegetation; many natural rock formations screen the buildings from view. The topography is rolling, sandy soil and large rock formations of Cutler formation sandstone. The "Rock House" was on the cover of Architectural Digest magazine in 1993 and featured on a number of television shows over the years, and is a point of interest for the visiting public. The two-story, 1,800-square-foot structure can sleep up to eight people. The adjacent "Guest House" has been used by visiting family members for the past 25 years, and although it has no kitchen, the 500-square-foot unit can sleep up to three people. It is not suitable for long-term housing. A third house, called the "River House," is currently used for employee housing. The main level can sleep up to four people. The lower level is a studio apartment. The Hauers have offered trail rides at their stables located about 140 yards east of the aforementioned buildings. The Hauer's personal home is 120 yards east of the stables. Primarily, this request seeks to allow the Hauers the to use their three ancillary buildings for nightly lodging. Food is not provided to guests. No new roads or trails have been built on the ranch since it was first developed as a home for the Hauers in 1990. ATVs and bicycles are not permitted except on the historic access road into the ranch. A single well serves all of the houses and stables on the ranch. The Rock House and Guest House share a septic system. The River House has its own septic system, as does the Hauer's primary home. The ranch is located one mile off of Highway 128 near Mile Marker 21. This is known as the road to the Bureau of Land Management's Lower Onion Creek Campground (which has more than 30 campsites) and boat launch. The access to Hauer Ranch branches off from the Lower Onion Creek Road. Grand County in cooperation with the BLM has greatly improved the access road in the past two years, widening it and adding road base covered with magnesium chloride. Lower Onion Creek has become a busy public lands destination. The public's desire for overnight lodging and camping in this area is underscored by the fact the BLM has expanded campgrounds near us and all along the river road. We don't wish to add more lodging capacity, but simply to use existing 25-year-old structures for tourist use. A directional sign approximately two feet wide by one foot tall currently alerts trail ride customers to the turnoff from Highway 128 onto the Lower Onion Creek Road. A noncommercial wooden sign is located at the front gate to the ranch that reads "Hauer Ranch." It is five feet wide and 18 inches tall. Several years ago UDOT, acknowledging the hundreds of commercial trail rides we take every year, installed equestrian signs on Highway 128 to alert motorists of the possibility of riders crossing the road in association with our primary business. The Hauer Ranch is primarily surrounded by public lands that are used for recreation (camping, hiking, climbing, cycling, ATVs and rafting), as well as cattle grazing and filming. A number of movies and commercials have been filmed on the ranch since the 1950s. There are a few sections of private land nearby. The west side of the ranch is bordered by the Colorado River, while the south and east are BLM lands. The north border is adjacent to 30 acres of vacant private land. The use of Hauer Ranch family houses for nightly rentals would generate a couple of jobs and several thousand dollars of revenue for Grand County via TRT, personal property and sales taxes. The Hauers wish to utilize the services of an existing property management firm in Moab to make reservations, and to clean and maintain the houses.

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~~Agenda Summary GRAND COUNTY COUNCIL May 2, 2017 Agenda Item: O~~

~~TITLE: Public Hearing to hear public comment on a proposed resolution approving the Whitaker/Jenkstar Environmental Education and Field Research Center Conditional Use Permit~~

~~FISCAL IMPACT: N/A~~

~~PRESENTER(S): Zacharia Levine, Community Development Director~~

Prepared By: Council Policy is to wait until the next regular meeting of the Council to act on ZACHARIA LEVINE the public hearing agenda item in order allow for additional public input. GRAND COUNTY COMMUNITY STATED MOTION : DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR Move to adopt the proposed Resolution approving a Conditional Use Permit for a Field Research and Environmental Education Center as described by the site plan as submitted, with the following condition:

FOR OFFICE USE ONLY: If any structures or impervious surfaces are permanently added to the, the Attorney Review: Owner/Applicant shall apply for a new conditional use permit and meet all appropriate regulations.

N/A PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION: The Grand County Planning Commission reviewed the referenced application in a public meeting on April 12, 2017 and voted to send a favorable recommendation to the County Council for a Conditional Use – Environmental Education Center as described by the site plan as submitted, with the following conditions:

~~1. If any structures or impervious surfaces are permanently added to the property, the Owner/Applicant shall apply for a new conditional use permit and meet all appropriate regulations.~~

~~BACKGROUND:~~

~~See Staff Report~~

~~ATTACHMENT(S):~~

~~1. Staff Report 2. Site Plan 3. Applicant narrative 4. Signature approval page~~

~~STAFF REPORT~~

~~MEETING DATE: April 12, 2017~~

TO: Grand County Council FROM: Community Development Department Staff SUBJECT: Conditional Use - Field Research Station and Environmental Education Center BACKGROUND This application is submitted by Scott Whitaker (Applicant). The Applicant is requesting Conditional Use Permit approval for a Field Research and Environmental Education Center (Article 3, Use Table). The subject property consists of approximately 40 acres, zoned Range and Grazing (RG). The property is accessed from Hastings Road and a BLM R-O-W, near Green River. The Applicant hosts temporary educational events on the referenced site, some of which include camping. The Applicant also hosts other special events on premises, and annually applies for special events permits in the spring and fall. The County’s special event permit regulations require that events with on-site, overnight camping only take place on properties with such approvals in place. The applicant is proposing a Field Research/Environmental Education Center under the conditional use permit application in order to accommodate overnight camping at his educational and other events. As one of the main events hosted on site, Building Man provides for education and training in environmental building materials and construction methodologies. Such Use Types and their associated Accessory Uses are permitted by Conditional Use in the RG zone district. The attached site plan illustrates the types of temporary layouts used on-site. Only non-permanent structures are proposed. It includes: 1. Two military tents for workshops, 2. Tee pee for healing arts, 3. Public camping site, 4. Parking area, 5. Artist camping site, 6. Solar power structures, 7. Composting toilet sites, 8. Material storage area.

Conditional Uses Conditional Use Permits shall be approved where the County determines there will not be a significant negative impact upon residents of surrounding property or upon the public. The applicant has provided a statement addressing the six criteria considered in the application review. Applicant’s statement attached. At this time the applicant will only be using the site for a temporary use and no permanent structures are planned. If any structures on the site become permanent or impervious surface materials are added to the site, the following shall apply: Use Specific Standard 3.3.2 E. Field Research Stations and Environmental Education Centers: 1. Visual impacts of structures and parking as viewed from public right-of-ways and high use areas shall be substantially mitigated through the use of a development envelope, showing horizontal and vertical dimensions of structures, and screenings thereof. 2. Prior to issuance of building permit the applicant shall demonstrate compliance with the following building design standards: a. Be placed on a slab on grade or perimeter foundation. b. Exhibit a unity of design for buildings within multi-building complexes through use of similar elements such as rooflines, materials, window arrangement, and details. c. Utilize medium to darker earth tones and non-reflective materials on all structures, including roof, to minimize contrast and blend with the surrounding natural landscape without calling undue attention to the development.

3. Provide adequate facilities and services based on the type and scope of development proposed including conceptual approval from appropriate state agencies for proposed private water and/or sewer systems. Final approval shall be required prior to issuance of building permit.

~~4. Limit the height of all buildings to 24 feet, except one structure may be 35 feet.~~

5. Limit the number of primary structures on site to an average of one per five acres. Primary structures may include dormitories, educational and office space, and storage buildings, primary structures shall include all buildings other than individual accommodation units and agricultural buildings.

6. Signs allowed on site shall comply with the requirements of Section 6.5, provided, however, that, maximum allowable signage, defined as the aggregate total square footage of signs onsite, shall be a maximum of 60 square feet, provided that no individual sign may be more than 12 feet in height and 40 square feet per face. Signs that are not visible from off-site shall not be considered in the aggregate allowed total.

7. The average density of individual accommodations units (for example campsites and/or cabins) shall be limited to one per two acres; individual accommodations units shall not exceed 400 square feet. The County may permit a bonus density for individual accommodation units of up to one unit per .75 acre, where the County specifically finds that a proposed development will provide significant and substantial public benefit, as compared to alternative uses for the subject property, by exceeding county standards with respect to: a. Protection of sensitive lands on the site; b. Dedication of view shed easements across the property from high public use areas; c. Dedication of 80 percent or more of the site as open space; d. Protection and enhancement of wildlife habitat, and e. Diversification of the local economy.

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1. Subject land area acreage; Jenk Star Ranch 40 acres 2. Adjacent uses and predominant uses in the vicinity; BLM and Farming 3. Existing zoning designation within 100 feet of the exterior boundary of the parcel; The JenkStar Ranch is located on private property zoned RG, the adjacent properties are BLM and RG. The east border of the property has a BLM installed fence, no other fences exist on the property. We rope off the other camping boundaries. 4. Drives, streets, and rights-of-way; (LUC Sec. 6.2) BLM 156 bisects the property and provides access to the event. 5. Easements;We have no easements 6. Landscaping and screening; (LUC Sec. 6.4) BLM 156 is often washed out where water comes across the road, I often drop a couple buckets of dirt with my back hoe and level out the road and access to the front gate and camping areas where the grader burms the road. 7. Location and dimensions of structures and signs; (LUC sign regulation Sec. 6.5) The Jenkstar Ranch has no permanent structures, all structures used for the event are temporary military tents, trailers and a tee pee. The Front Gate is in a double axle enclosed trailer, The Sollun and Workshop area are inside two 20'X32'X11' aluminum Military tents and the healing arts area is inside a 22' TeePee. Temporary Entrance 36"X36" A frame sign placed off of hastings road to direct traffic to the event. Placed morning of the event on thursday and taken down on Sunday. Temporary Front Gate/Tickets sign, 36"x36" A frame, ground level Temporary General Camping sign, 36"x36" A frame, ground level Temporary Family Camping sign, 36"x36" A frame, ground level Temporary Artist Camping sign, 36"x36" A frame, ground level 8. Typical elevations of such buildings; Ground Level 9. Access ways, including points of ingress, egress; Traffic comes in to the Jenkstar Ranch from Hastings road to BLM 156 (tusher canyon road), which bisects the jenkstar ranch. Upon arriving to the Jenkstar, participants are directed off of BLM156 into the front gate area. 10. Topography; -The Jenkstar is primarily flat manca shale landscape with slight rolling hills. Tusher wash is to the south of the event and not included in the event space. 11. Specific areas proposed for specific types of land use. Additional Information required for Site Plan review if there is new construction or occupancy changes. 1. Parking; (LUC Sec. 6.1) Off street parking in General, Family and Artist Camping areas. 2. Sidewalks and trails: No sidewalks or trails 3. Fences and walls: (LUC Sec. 6.3) BLM fence on the east side of the property. 4. Location and type of lighting; (LUC Sec. 6.6) All lighting at the JenkStar is Solar Powered, low watt/low voltage LED lighting used to light the event space. All lights are carefully placed to conserve power and provide ample light for the event space. 5. Building elevations; The Jenkstar Ranch has no permanent building structures. All events take place in two aluminum Military tents and the Teepee. 6. Any areas in a natural drainage or the 100 year floodplain: (*LUC Sec. 6.7 and 6.8) Flood water flows to the south of the event into the tusher wash. The event space is located on higher ground to the north of the wash. 7. Any areas with slopes in excess of 30 percent: The event space at the Jenkstar has no large slopes and is relatively flat, a couple rolling hills. 8. Existing and proposed easements, areas proposed for public dedication. None 9. Compatibility Standards (LUC Sec.6.10) N/A as we are not developing anything or changing the existing landscape in anyway. 10. A drainage plan shall be required if proposing installation of more than 7 ,000 square feet of impervious area. NIA-The Jenkstar ranch has ample drainage into Tusher Wash. ( FAMILY BuildingMan 20l? C.AHPJ G Site Plan l

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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.

Building Man is in its 8th season and is located at the 40 acre JenkStar Ranch, on the Tusher Wash property. We selected this particular piece of property to hold this event because of its flat and somewhat desolate landscape. This property is located on the Tusher Canyon road with easy access with very little interference from the main hastings road. The JenkStar Is 2.5 miles from hastings road and surrounded entirely by RG Farm and BLM land.

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.

~~Building Man and the Jenkstar Ranch have no permanent structures, all structures are temporary military tents, trailers and a teepee. See Site Plan~~

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.

The JenkStar Ranch is located 10 miles outside the Green River city limits and has very little impact on the surrounding areas. We are expecting between 500-750 people this year. We h~ve no smoke, fire, light, or noxious Implements that would affect the surrounding community. W~ have a well lit well established and safe fire pit but nothing that would emit excessive light 9r smoke. · 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 wa.ter 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.

We have been working closely with the BLM to implement our use plan of the swazey beach campground. Our plan includes site clean up of garbage on the beach and campground, signage to reduce use of the campground dumpster, cleaning the public toilets and space, garbage clean up of hastings road leading up to the beach. The number of cars on the county road have had little impact regarding dust, but we are prepared to do dust control if needed through the use of our water truck.

We have been working with the South Eastern Utah health dept and have established 3 new septic systems to add to our existing 3 systmes which service up to 2000 users. We are well under that limit with 750 participants.

~~The safety of the community and attendees are primary concern at all times and have ~ired two security personnel to monitor the event and to establish guidelines at the front gate.~~

. Our EMS team is headed up by Bill Nali, EMT and Kristen Hoppi RN. We also have 3 other certified medical volunteers on.site during the event. Retired Highway Patrol Officer Russell Whitaker EMT, Scott Whitaker EMT.

~~We have no road closures. Participants will drive into the ticketing area and we have provided overflow parking in the event entry area.~~

Three areas are used for camping, General camping, Crew camping and Artist camping. Each area Is clearly marked with signage and communicated upon entry. Artist camping Is Identified before the event and scheduled with our artist hospitality team.

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 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. PROJECT INFORMATION Project name: Building Man 2017 General location of the property: JenkStar Ranch, Green River Utah Size of the subject property: 40 acres Current Zoning: RG Rangeland Grazing district

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~~Agenda Summary GRAND COUNTY COUNCIL May 2, 2017 Agenda Item: P~~

~~Public Hearing to hear public comment on a proposed ordinance amending the TITLE: Grand County Land Use Code: Accessory Living Structures~~

~~FISCAL IMPACT: N/A~~

~~PRESENTER(S): Zacharia Levine, Community Development Director~~

STATED MOTION : Prepared By: Council Policy is to wait until the next regular meeting of the Council to act on the ZACHARIA LEVINE public hearing agenda item in order allow for additional public input.

GRAND COUNTY Move to adopt the proposed ordinance amending the Grand County Land Use Code: COMMUNITY Accessory Living structures DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION: The Planning Commission reviewed the Amendment in a public hearing April 12, 2017 and forwarded a favorable recommendation.

~~FOR OFFICE USE ONLY: BACKGROUND: Attorney Review: The recently adopted Affordable Housing Plan identifies the following task in the Action Plan:~~

~~N/A 4f. “Create zoning regulations for non-IRC “tiny homes.”~~

~~This task refers to accommodations for living structures that do not meet either the International Residential Code (IRC) or Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) standard.~~

~~In addition, the Community Development Department has received requests and inquiries from several citizens and business representatives related accommodation of more non-IRC/non-HUD structures.~~

Common supporting arguments: • Expand housing choices • Increase opportunities for affordable housing • Increase opportunities for affordable, seasonal workforce housing • Address a pervasive code violation throughout the County (many people currently live in RVs on residential lots, which is prohibited by the LUC) through a reasonable solution

Common opposing arguments: • ALSs are not built for permanent occupancy • Grand County already allows for accessory dwelling units • Grand County should accommodate non-IRC/non-HUD structures through “tiny-home communities,” not individual pads on existing lots • Allowing Accessory Living Structures (ALSs) on single family lots will degrade residential neighborhoods.

~~ATTACHMENT(S):~~

~~1. Draft Ordinance~~

~~DRAFT ORDINANCE ______2017~~

~~LAND USE CODE AMENDMENT ACCESSORY LIVING STRUCTURE FOR TEMPORARY USE~~

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 and amended to date 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 encourage use of non-IRC/HUD compliant structures not defined as a dwelling as an affordable housing opportunity while protecting neighborhood character and the quality of life in residential zone districts; WHEREAS, the Planning Commission reviewed the Amendment in a public hearing April 12, 2017 and forwarded a favorable recommendation; WHEREAS, on May 2, 2017 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 the addition to 3.3.2 Use-Specific Standards for Accessory Uses B. Accessory Living Structure (ALS)

~~Section 3.3.2.B., to read as follows: B. Accessory Living Structure (ALS)~~

~~This section of the Grand County LUC shall be effective through December 31, 2023.~~

The purpose of this section is to formalize a legacy illegal use in Grand County through fair land use regulations, provide for transitional support to individuals in emergency situations, and provide a temporary living option for a subset of residents and seasonal workers in the area while protecting the neighborhood character and quality of life in residential zone districts. ALSs shall comply with the following standards:

1. An ALS may be permitted as an accessory use to an otherwise allowed residential dwelling unit that is the principal use on a lot or parcel of at least 5,000 square feet. An eligible lot/parcel of record may have a maximum of one ADU or ALS, but not both.

~~2. Area, Setback, and Size Restrictions~~

~~a. ALSs shall meet setback and building height requirements applicable to the principal structure in the underlying zone district.~~

~~Page 1 of 2~~

~~b. The maximum length and width dimensions of an ALS, including “slideouts” or other design features, shall be 35 feet and 10 feet, respectively.~~

~~c. ALSs shall be placed no closer than 10 feet to the principal structure or any other accessory structure.~~

~~3. Site Plan and Design Requirements~~

a. A site plan shall be required prior to issuance of a building permit. The site plan shall be drawn to scale and clearly show the location and dimensions of existing and proposed structures (including such items as building elevation, color, and materials), setbacks, parking, easements, and driveways.

~~b. ALSs shall be placed on a cement, asphalt, or gravel pad that includes all utility hook-ups required by Sec. 3.2.3L of this LUC (water, sewer, electricity).~~

~~c. ALSs shall be screened from view of the street using a 6 ft. fence.~~

~~4. Occupancy Requirements~~

a. Where an ALS exists, neither the primary dwelling unit nor the accessory structure shall be occupied for periods of less than 30 consecutive days. A restricted use covenant shall be signed and recorded by the owner prior to issuance of a building permit for the accessory dwelling unit.

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 Accessory Living A non-IRC/HUD compliant structure for temporary living not defined as a dwelling unit. Structure

~~ADOPTED by the Grand County Council in open session this _____ day of ______2017 by the following vote: Those voting aye: ______Those voting nay: ______Absent: ______~~

~~Grand County Council ATTEST:~~

~~______Diana Carroll, Clerk / Auditor Jaylyn Hawks, Chairperson~~

~~Page 2 of 2~~

~~29 April 2017~~

~~Grand County Council [email protected]~~

~~ACCESSORY LIVING STRUCTURES Upcoming Grand County Council public comment hearing May 2, 2017, regarding code change for Accessory Living Structures~~

I understand the need for affordable housing and employee housing but feel it is prudent to carefully address each possible "solution". The intent of the Accessory Living Structure idea is admirable. There are, however, too many unscrupulous opportunists out there to create such an ordinance without intense scrutinization of how it might be exploited.

Agenda Summary - Background 4f. Create zoning regulations for non-I RC "tiny homes" "The task refers to accommodations for living structures that do not meet either the International Residential Code (IRC} or Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) standard"

~~Among the "common opposing arguments" related in the "Background" is a statement that "ALS are not built for permanent occupancy." What makes that statement true?~~

~~Draft Ordinance Section 3.3.2.B purpose states" ... and provide a temporary living option ... " What defines "temporary"?~~

Are there any requirements besides size and placement (including pads and utility hook-ups) for ALS units? Could they be all bunk beds with a hole in the ground for sewage waste? Is there any limit to number of occupants and related vehicles? Would those vehicles have to be parked on-site?

~~There is a maximum size of 35 by 10 feet. Is there any minimum size or could people live in a rabbit hutch? . ~~~

Aside from the stipulation for a 6-foot fence to "screen from view of the street", are there any aesthetic requirements? Could it be built from sheets of tin? Could it be a lean-to? A 6-foot fence will only screen anything less than a 6-feet tall structure from view.

4.a "Occupancy Requirements" states the structure shall not be occupied for periods of less than 30 consecutive days. I presume the intent of this requirement is that the units not be used for commercial overnight accommodation. It does not state that the same person(s) will be the occupant(s). Could 30 different people occupy it for one day each?

~~It also states the owner must sign a "restricted use covenant". What is contained in that covenant?~~

~~Term and Definition I don't understand the definition of an Accessory Living Structure": A non-IRC HUD compliant structure for temporary living not defined as a dwelling unit".~~

How is a "dwelling unit" defined if not by a person dwelling in it? All of the "tiny houses" I've seen in person or in print have been considered (by the owners at least) as a house. What is a house if not a dwelling unit?

~~I find it difficult to equate the terms "not defined as a dwelling" with "an affordable housing opportunity" (whereas statement 3)~~

~~Please be very cautious and vigilant in pursuit of affordable housing. It is critical for this community that it be done without loopholes.~~

~~Sincerely, Karen Robinson 2871 E Bench Rd Moab, Utah 84532 435-259-4626 [email protected] cc: Zacharia Levine [email protected] . r· 1~~

~~May 12017~~

~~Grand County Council Members~~

~~COMMENTS REGARDING PROPOSED ACCESSORY LIVING STUCTURE ORDINANCE~~

~~I would like to voice my concerns and oppose the proposed ordinance allowing rv or trailers on lots in the County.~~

~~The ordinance does not state how many people can live in these dwellings, so the possibility of an entire family living in a trailer, tent, or whatever is a possibility.~~

~~Most of the trailers on lots and back yards I know of are being rented, not used by family. I assume not permitted. This problem needs to be addressed also.~~

The ordinance could double the density of the zones if it is allowed, which is not why residents built or moved to the place they now live. The rural character and culture would change, not for the best.

~~Utilities like water and sewer have not been considered as I read the ordinance, this could be a large impact.~~

~~The trailers should be kept in a commercial zone not in everyone's back yard~~

~~I suggest this is not the best way to solve short term rental issues.~~

~~Thanks~~

~~Gary Wilson~~

~~3991 Spanish Valley Drive, Moab, Ut ,. l~~

~~From: Alicia Wright [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, May 1, 2017 5:59 PM To: Zacharia Levine Subject: Accessory living structures ...~~

~~Zacharia,~~

I am making public comment regarding use of non-IRC/HUD compliant structures as accessory living structures per the guide community. As you know there is a very real need for affordable housing as new guides arrive for the season. Allowing RVs and personal vehicles to be viable living spaces may help alleviate a portion of the problem . I want to voice my support for affordable housing alternatives in Grand County.

~~Thank you for your consideration.~~

Alicia Wright 970.846.9997 Formatted: Font: 18 pt, (Intl) Courier New GRAND COUNTY, UTAH Formatted: Font: (Default) Courier New, 18 pt ORDI NANCE NO . 163____(2017) AN ORDI NANCE AMENDI NG ORDI NANCE NOS. 163/152

A REGULATI ON PROHIBITING THE DUMPING OF REFUSE, DEBRIS, OR Formatted: Font: 14.5 pt JUNK OR INOPERABLE, WRECKED, OR UNREGISTERED VEHICLE(S) GARBAGE AND ACCUMULATI ON OF WASTE MATERI AL AND WEEDS OR ANY OTHER Formatted: Font: 11.5 pt MATER IAL UPON ANY PUBLIC PROPERTY OR UPON ANY PR IVATE PROPERTY AND MAKI NG IT A MI SDEMEANORESTABLISHING A FINE TO VI OLATEFOR VIOLATION OF THE PROVISIONS OF THIS R EGULATI ON. BE IT ENACTED by the Board of County Commissioners Council of Grand County, State of Utah, as follows:

~~SECTION ONE~~

~~DEFINITIONS~~

1. Refuse, Debris, or Junk shall mean the below in unkempt Formatted: Font: (Default) Courier New, 11.5 pt, Not Bold, Underline condition, including but not limited to: Salvage, scrap, appliances, mechanical equipment, vehicle parts, metal, rope, bags, batteries, Formatted: Font: (Default) Courier New, 11.5 pt, Not Bold paper, wood, plastic, rubber, tires, and chemicals. Formatted: Font: (Default) Courier New, 11.5 pt, Not Bold, Underline

Refuse, Debris, or Junk shall mean the below in any Formatted: Font: (Default) Courier New, 11.5 pt, Not Bold condition, including but not limited to: Yard or kitchen waste not Formatted: Font: (Default) Courier New, 11.5 pt, Not Bold, used for composting, household or construction trash, or other Underline articles or materials commonly designated as refuse. Formatted: Font: (Default) Courier New, 11.5 pt Formatted: Font: (Default) Courier New, 11.5 pt 2. Unkempt Condition shall mean disorganized, Formatted: Font: (Default) Courier New, 11.5 pt, Bold unnecessarily scattered, severely deteriorated, inhabited by animals, Formatted: Font: (Default) Courier New, 11.5 pt located among weeds or other ungroomed vegetation, irreparable or Formatted: Font: (Default) Courier New, 11.5 pt, Not Bold, unusable, constituting a fire hazard, threat to the environment, or Underline human health, welfare, and safety. Formatted: Font: (Default) Courier New, 11.5 pt, Not Bold

Formatted: Font: (Default) Courier New, 11.5 pt, Not Bold, 3. Registered Vehicle shall mean any vehicle typically Underline powered by an engine or a trailer of any type that is currently Formatted: Font: (Default) Courier New, 11.5 pt, Not Bold registered and has a license plate that is affixed in a fashion Formatted: Font: (Default) Courier New, 11.5 pt, Not Bold, authorized by Utah law. Underline

~~Formatted: Font: (Default) Courier New, 11.5 pt~~

4. Inoperable, Wrecked, or Unregistered Vehicle shall mean Formatted: Font: (Default) Courier New, 11.5 pt any vehicle typically powered by an engine or a trailer of any type Formatted: List Paragraph, Indent: Left: 0.13", First line: that is not immediately operable, or used for the purpose for which 0.81", Right: -0.31", Space Before: 0 pt, Line spacing: they were manufactured without mechanical or electrical repairs or single, Numbered + Level: 1 + Numbering Style: 1, 2, 3, … + the replacement of parts; Any vehicle typically powered by an engine Start at: 1 + Alignment: Left + Aligned at: 0.94" + Indent at: 1.19", Don't adjust space between Latin and Asian text, or a trailer of any type that does not meet the Utah Safety Code; Any Don't adjust space between Asian text and numbers vehicle typically powered by an engine or a trailer of any type that Formatted: Font: Courier New, 11.5 pt, Underline does not have a current and affixed license plate (if applicable). Formatted: Font: (Default) Courier New, 11.5 pt 1. Community Waste shall be lawn cuttings, clippings Formatted: Font: Courier New, 11.5 pt, Underline Formatted: Font: (Default) Courier New, 11.5 pt, Underline from bushes or shrubs, leaves, tincans, newspapers, magazines and Formatted: Font: (Default) Courier New, 11.5 pt Formatted: Font: (Default) Courier New, 11.5 pt, Underline carboard boxes. Formatted: Font: (Default) Courier New, 11.5 pt 2. Garbage shall mean swill and all animal, vegetable Formatted: Font: (Default) Courier New, 11.5 pt, Underline Formatted: Font: (Default) Courier New, 11.5 pt and food refuse from kitchens or residents, hotels, cafes, Formatted: Font: (Default) Courier New restaurants, and places where food is prepared for human consumption.

3. Refuse shall mean combustable trash, including but not limited to paper, cartons, boxes, bedding and noncombustable trash including but not limited to metal, tin cans, metal furniture, pieces of concrete, glass, crockery, automobile parts and other mineral wastes.

~~4.5. Any other words used, unless having special connotation, will be construed in the normal and ordinary sense, in accordance with the normal parlance in so far as possible.~~

~~SECTION TWO~~

~~UNLAWFUL TO DUMP REFUSE, DEBRIS, OR JUNK OR INOPERABLE, WRECKED, OR~~

~~UNREGISTERED VEHICLE(s)GARBAGE~~

It shall be unlawful for any person, association, corporation, fraternity, religious order or any group or single person, whether a legal entity or not, to dump, put, place or abandon any Refuse, Debris, or Junk or Inoperable, Wrecked, or

Unregistered Vehicle common waste, garbage, market waste, trade waste, organic material, refuse, building materials, machinery, equipment, automobiles, furniture, junk or waste of any nature or to dump, put, place or deposit upon any private ' property, any of the above items without the consent of the owner. And even though consent is obtained, if the materials placed upon the property have a tendency to become obnoxious, attract rodents, become a nuisance, or a danger to the health, welfare, peace, or safety, or which annoys the repose of any party, that said property, shall be inunediatelyimmediately, as soon as physically feasible under the circumstances, covered or conditioned in such a manner as to remove the objectional objectionable features of the materials deposited.

~~SECTION THREE~~

~~ACCUMULAT ION OF REFUSE, DEBRIS, OR JUNK OR INOPERABLE, WRECKED, OR UNREGISTERED VEHICLE(s) WASTE MATERIAL PROHIBITED~~

~~All Refuse, Debris, or Junk or Inoperable, Wrecked, or~~

Unregistered Vehicle(s) garbage, market waste, manure and refuse not collected and hauled away in regular garbage and refuse collections must be hauled away at the expense of the owners or occupants of the premises where in such materials are produced.

~~It shall be unlawful for any person to allow Refuse,~~

Debris, or Junk or Inoperable, Wrecked, or Unregistered Vehicle(s) garbage, market waste, trade waste, manure or other refuse to accumulate upon premises under his/her control or fail to remove same within the time specified by the director of health of the local health department County Planning & Zoning Administrator or his/her authorized representative(s).

~~It shall be unlawful for any person to cause or permit junk, scra.p metal, scrap lumber, discarded building material, or any abandoned vehicles or vehicle parts or other waste material~~

~~Refuse, Debris, or Junk or Inoperable, Wrecked, or Unregistered~~

~~Vehicle(s) to accumulate in or upon any yard, garden, lawn or premises unless in connection with a business enterprise, lawfully situated and licensed for the same.~~

It shall be unlawful for any person to store or leave outside any unattended or discarded ice box, refrigerator, or other container without first removing therefrom any door attached thereto, or securing the same in such a fashion so as to prevent unauthorized entry.

It shall be the duty of each and every owner, agent or lessee of any lot or tract of ground to cut to the ground all weeds and brush and to keep such growth down on each lot or tract of ground, on or along any street or avenue adjoining the same between the property line and the curb line thereof, or on or along any alley adjoining the same between the property line and the center of such alley; provided however, that such prohibition shall not apply to lands primarily agricultural in nature, except the owners of such lands shall be required to keep weeds down between the property line of such land and the center of any right-of-way and shall be required to keep the weeds down within twenty feet of any subdivision or area that is being kept weed-free.

~~SECTION FOUR~~

~~COMPLAINTS~~

It shall be the duty of the director of health of the local health department County Planning & Zoning Administrator or his/her authorized representative(s) to answer and investigate all complaints, and when necessary in the reasonable exercise of his/her judgment to declare the unsanitary condition of public nuisance, if such is in violation of the above section.

~~SECTION FIVE INSPECTIONS~~

~~If an inspection reveals that any of the aforementioned~~

~~conditions exist, the name of the owners and occupants of the~~

~~premises shall be obtained. Notice in writing shall be served upon~~

~~tne the owner and/or the occupant either personally or by certified~~

~~mail, requiring that the nuisance be abated and all objectionable~~

~~items removed. The abatement time period shall be according to the~~

~~reasonable discretion of the County Planning & Zoning~~

~~Administrator direction of health of the local health department~~

~~or his/her authorized representative(s).~~

~~SECTION SIX~~

~~PENALTIES~~

~~Any person who violates any provision of this regulation~~

~~shall, upon conviction be punished by a fine of not more less than~~

~~$299.00 $100 per violation per day.or by imprisonment for not more~~

~~than six months in jail or both, and each day's failure to comply~~

~~shall constitute a separate violation.~~

~~SECTION SEVEN~~

~~SEVERABILITY CLAUSE~~

~~In any section, subsection, paragraph, sentence, clause or phrase of this regulation should be declared invalid for any reason whatsoever, such decision shall not affect the remaining portions~~

~~of this regulation, which shall remain in full force and effect;~~

~~and to this end the provisions of this regulation are declared to~~

~~be severable.~~

~~In the opinion of the Grand County CommissionCouncil, it is~~

~~necessary to the peace, health, safety of the inhabitants of Grand~~

~~County, that the foregoing Rules and Regulations shall become~~

~~effective immediately upon publication one week in the local~~

~~newspaper .newspaper.~~

~~PASSED by the Grand County Commission Council of Grand Formatted: Indent: Left: 0.13", First line: 0.88" County, State of Utah this 8 _____ day of AugustMay, A.D. 19832017.~~

~~GRAND COUNTY COMMISSIONCOUNCIL~~

~~______Jaylyn Hawks, Chair~~

~~ATTEST:~~

~~______Diana Carroll, Clerk/Auditor~~

~~GRAND COUNTY, UTAH ORDI NANCE NO . ____(2017) AN ORDI NANCE AMENDI NG ORDI NANCE NOS. 163/152~~

A REGULATI ON PROHIBITING THE DUMPING OF REFUSE, DEBRIS, OR JUNK OR INOPERABLE, WRECKED, OR UNREGISTERED VEHICLE(S) OR ANY OTHER MATER IAL UPON ANY PUBLIC PROPERTY OR UPON ANY PR IVATE PROPERTY AND ESTABLISHING A FINE FOR VIOLATION OF THE PROVISIONS OF THIS R EGULATI ON BE IT ENACTED by the Board of County Council of Grand

~~County, State of Utah, as follows:~~

~~SECTION ONE~~

~~DEFINITIONS~~

1. Refuse, Debris, or Junk shall mean the below in unkempt condition, including but not limited to: Salvage, scrap, appliances, mechanical equipment, vehicle parts, metal, rope, bags, batteries, paper, wood, plastic, rubber, tires, and chemicals.

Refuse, Debris, or Junk shall mean the below in any condition, including but not limited to: Yard or kitchen waste not used for composting, household or construction trash, or other articles or materials commonly designated as refuse.

2. Unkempt Condition shall mean disorganized, unnecessarily scattered, severely deteriorated, inhabited by animals, located among weeds or other ungroomed vegetation, irreparable or unusable, constituting a fire hazard, threat to the environment, or human health, welfare, and safety.

3. Registered Vehicle shall mean any vehicle typically powered by an engine or a trailer of any type that is currently registered and has a license plate that is affixed in a fashion authorized by Utah law.

4. Inoperable, Wrecked, or Unregistered Vehicle shall mean any vehicle typically powered by an engine or a trailer of any type that is not immediately operable, or used for the purpose for which they were manufactured without mechanical or electrical repairs or the replacement of parts; Any vehicle typically powered by an engine or a trailer of any type that does not meet the Utah Safety Code; Any vehicle typically powered by an engine or a trailer of any type that does not have a current and affixed license plate (if applicable).

~~5. Any other words used, unless having special~~

~~connotation, will be construed in the normal and ordinary sense,~~

~~in accordance with the normal parlance in so far as possible.~~

~~SECTION TWO~~

~~UNLAWFUL TO DUMP REFUSE, DEBRIS, OR JUNK OR INOPERABLE, WRECKED, OR~~

~~UNREGISTERED VEHICLE(s)~~

~~It shall be unlawful for any person, association,~~

~~corporation, fraternity, religious order or any group or single~~

~~person, whether a legal entity or not, to dump, put, place or abandon any Refuse, Debris, or Junk or Inoperable, Wrecked, or~~

~~Unregistered Vehicle or to dump, put, place or deposit upon any~~

~~private property, any of the above items without the consent of the~~

~~owner. And even though consent is obtained, if the materials~~

~~placed upon the property have a tendency to become obnoxious,~~

~~attract rodents, become a nuisance, or a danger to the health,~~

~~welfare, peace, or safety, or which annoys the repose of any~~

~~party, that said property, shall be immediately, as soon as~~

~~physically feasible under the circumstances, covered or conditioned~~

~~in such a manner as to remove the objectionable features of the~~

~~materials deposited.~~

~~SECTION THREE~~

~~ACCUMULAT ION OF REFUSE, DEBRIS, OR JUNK OR INOPERABLE, WRECKED, OR UNREGISTERED VEHICLE(s) PROHIBITED~~

~~All Refuse, Debris, or Junk or Inoperable, Wrecked, or~~

Unregistered Vehicle(s) not collected and hauled away in regular garbage and refuse collections must be hauled away at the expense of the owners or occupants of the premises wherein such materials are produced.

~~It shall be unlawful for any person to allow Refuse,~~

~~Debris, or Junk or Inoperable, Wrecked, or Unregistered Vehicle(s) to accumulate upon premises under his/her control or fail to remove same within the time specified by the County Planning & Zoning~~

~~Administrator or his/her authorized representative(s).~~

~~It shall be unlawful for any person to cause or permit~~

~~Refuse, Debris, or Junk or Inoperable, Wrecked, or Unregistered~~

~~Vehicle(s) to accumulate in or upon any yard, garden, lawn or~~

~~premises unless in connection with a business enterprise, lawfully~~

~~situated and licensed for the same.~~

~~It shall be the duty of each and every owner, agent or~~

~~lessee of any lot or tract of ground to cut to the ground all weeds~~

~~and brush and to keep such growth down on each lot or tract of~~

~~ground, on or along any street or avenue adjoining the same between~~

~~the property line and the curb line thereof, or on or along any~~

~~alley adjoining the same between the property line and the center~~

~~of such alley; provided however, that such prohibition shall not apply to lands primarily agricultural in nature, except the owners~~

~~of such lands shall be required to keep weeds down between the~~

~~property line of such land and the center of any right-of-way and~~

~~shall be required to keep the weeds down within twenty feet of any~~

~~subdivision or area that is being kept weed-free.~~

~~SECTION FOUR~~

~~COMPLAINTS~~

~~It shall be the duty of the County Planning & Zoning~~

~~Administrator or his/her authorized representative(s) to answer~~

~~and investigate all complaints, and when necessary in the reasonable~~

~~exercise of his/her judgment to declare the unsanitary condition of~~

~~public nuisance, if such is in violation of the above section.~~

~~SECTION FIVE~~

~~INSPECTIONS~~

If an inspection reveals that any of the aforementioned conditions exist, the name of the owners and occupants of the premises shall be obtained. Notice in writing shall be served upon the owner and/or the occupant either personally or by certified mail, requiring that the nuisance be abated and all objectionable items removed. The abatement time period shall be according to the reasonable discretion of the County Planning & Zoning

~~Administrator or his/her authorized representative(s).~~

~~SECTION SIX~~

~~PENALTIES~~

~~Any person who violates any provision of this regulation shall, upon conviction be punished by a fine of not less than $100 per violation per day.~~

~~SECTION SEVEN~~

~~SEVERABILITY CLAUSE~~

In any section, subsection, paragraph, sentence, clause or phrase of this regulation should be declared invalid for any reason whatsoever, such decision shall not affect the remaining portions of this regulation, which shall remain in full force and effect;

~~and to this end the provisions of this regulation are declared to~~

~~be severable.~~

In the opinion of the Grand County Council, it is necessary to the peace, health, safety of the inhabitants of Grand County, that the foregoing Rules and Regulations shall become effective immediately upon publication one week in the local newspaper.

~~PASSED by the Grand County Council of Grand County, State of Utah this _____ day of May,2017.~~

~~GRAND COUNTY COUNCIL~~

~~______Jaylyn Hawks, Chair~~

~~ATTEST:~~

~~______Diana Carroll, Clerk/Auditor~~

~~COUNTY ORDINANCE NO. ~~ AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 152~~

A REGULATION PROHIBITING THE DUMPING OF GARBAGE AND ACCUMULATION OF WASTE MATERIAL AND WEEDS OR ANY OTHER MATERIAL UPON ANY PUBLIC PROPERTY OR UPON ANY PRIVATE PROPERTY AND MAKING IT A MISDEMEANOR. TO VIOLATE THE PROVISIONS OF THIS REGULATION. BE IT ENACTED by the Board of County Commissioners of Grand County, State of Utah, as follows: SECTION ONE DEFINITIONS 1. Community Waste shall be lawn cuttings, clippings from bushes or shrubs, leaves, tincans, newspapers, magazines and carboard boxes. 2. Garbage shall mean swill and all animal, vegetable and food refuse from kitchens or residents, hotels, cafes, restaurants, and places where food is prepared for human consumption. 3. Refuse shall mean combustable trash, including but not limited to paper, cartons, boxes, bedding and noncombustable trash including but not limited to metal, tin cans, metal furniture, pieces of concrete, glass, crockery, automobile parts and other mineral wastes. 4. Any other words used, unless having special connotation, will be construed in the normal and ordinary sense, in accordance with the normal parlance in so far as possible. SECTION TWO UNLAWFUL TO DUMP GARBAGE It shall be unlawful for any person, association, corporation, fraternity, religious order or any group or single person, whether a legal entity or not, to dump, put, place or abandon any common waste, garbage, market waste, trade waste, organic material, refuse, building materials, machinery, equipment, automobiles, furniture, junk or waste of any nature or to dump, put, place or deposit upon any private· property, any of the above items without the consent of the owner. An~ even though consent is obtained, if the materials placed upon the property have a tendency to become obnoxious, attract rodents, become a nuisance, or a danger to the health, welfare, peace, or safety, or which annoys the repose of any party, that said -..

property, shall be immediately, as soon as physically feasible under the circumstances, covered or conditioned in such a manner as to remove the objectional features of the materials deposited. SECTION THREE ACCUMULATION OF WASTE MATERIAL PROHIBITED All garbage, market waste, manure and refuse not collected and hauled away in regular garbage and refuse collections must be hauled away at the expense of the owners or occupants of the pre mises where in such materials are produced. It shall be unlawful for any person to allow garbage, market waste, trade waste, manure or other refuse to accumulaee upon pre mises under his control or fail to remove same within the time specified by the director of health of the local health department or his authorized representative(s). It shall be unlawful for any person to cause or permit junk, scr@p metal, scrap lumber, discarded building material, or any abandoned vehicles or vehicle parts or other waste material to accumulate in or upon any yard, garden, lawn or premises unless in connection with a business enterprise, lawfully situated and licensed for the same. It shall be unlawful for any person to store or leave outside any unattended or discarded ice box, refrigerator, or other container without first removing therefrom any door attached thereto, or securing the same in such a fashion so as to prevent unauthorized entry. It shall be the duty of each and every owner, agent or lessee of any lot or tract of ground to cut to the ground all weeds and brush and to keep such growth down on each lot or tract of ground, on or along any street or avenue adjoining the same between the property line and the curbline thereof, or on or along any alley adjoining the same between the property line and the center of such alley; provided however, that such prohibition shall not apply to lands primarily agricultural in nature, except the owners of such lands shall be required to keep weeds down between the property line of such land and the center of any right-of-way and shall be required to keep the weeds down within twenty feet of any subdivision or area that is being kept weed-free. -2- SECTION FOUR COMPLAINTS It shall be the duty of the director of health of the local health department or his authorized representative(s) to answer and investigate all complains, and when necessary in the reason able exercise of his judgment to declare the unsanitary condition of public nuisance, if such is in violation of the above section. SECTION FIVE INSPECTIONS If an inspection reveals that any of the aforementioned conditions exist, the name of the owners and occupants of the premises shall be obtained. Notice in writing shall be serve upon the owner and/or the occupant either personally or by certified mail, requiring that the nuisance be abated and all objectionable items removed. The abatement time period shall be according to the reasonable discretion of the direction of health of the local health department or his authorized representative(s). SECTION SIX PEHALTIES Any person who violates any provision of this regulation shall, upon conviction be punished by a fine of not more than $299.00 or by imprisonment for not more than six months in jail or both, and each day's failure to comply shall constitute a separate violation. SECTION SEVEN SEVERABILITY CLAUSE In any section, subsection, paragraph, sentence, clause or phrase of this regulation should be declared invalid for any reason whatsoever, such decision shall not affect the remaining portions of this regulation, which shall remain in full force and effect; and to this end the provisions of this regulation are declared to be severable. In the opinion of the Grand County Commission, it is necessary to the peace, health, safety of the inhabitants of Grand County, that the foregoing Rules and Regulations shall become effective immediately upon publication one week in the local newspaper • .. -3- ...... •.... ,r

~~PASSED by the Grand County Commission of Grand County, State of Utah .this ~ day of August, A.o. 1983.~~

~~GRAND COUNTY COMMISSION~~

~~ATTEST:~~

~~Birara 0emenc Clerk~~

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