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STEVE HOWE ing a medical problem, accord- that cartridge,” Hansen said. having a medical issue possibly Principals are seeing a ing pens a lot, mostly in the STAFF WRITER ing to Tooele City Police Sgt. THC is an active ingredi- related to marijuana, accord- recent increase in the use of Tooele area,” Denson said. Following a pair of incidents Jeremy Hansen. The student ent in marijuana that creates ing to Hansen. The investi- vaping devices, like those used “Our Stansbury and Grantsville related to marijuana and THC was experiencing hallucina- the “high,” but can cause gation determined another with THC cartridges, even in principals and SROs have said earlier this month, the Tooele tions and other medical issues, hallucinations, psychosis student, a 14-year-old boy, had elementary schools, according they haven’t see that as much. County School District and prompting EMTs to arrive and and delusions when taken in brought an edible brownie to to Marie Denson, the school They’re seeing traditional Tooele City Police Department transport the student to the high doses, according to the school and shared it with other district’s communications marijuana or cannabis.” are reminding parents to be hospital. National Institute on Drug students. director. Denson said the In the 2017-18 school year, aware of their children’s pos- “During the course of the Abuse. The female student experi- increase in THC use through there were 27 incidents of sible access to, or use of, drugs. investigation, the officers The following Monday, encing the medical issue was vaping pens has been primarily students using or possessing On March 6, school resourc- found out that he’d used a THC March 11, school resource not transported to the hospital in schools in the Tooele area. illegal substances, with 32 es officers were notified of a cartridge earlier in the day, so officers were contacted again but went home with her moth- “When we talk about THC, 14-year-old student experienc- it was an adverse reaction to in relation to a female student er, Hansen said. we’re seeing those in the vap- SEE THC PAGE A10 ®

Legislature delays tax reform as session concludes HB 220 radioactive waste amendment becomes law without Herbert’s signature

TIM GILLIE exempt from the tax. EDITOR “That is a tax cut of $225 The Utah State Legislature million, especially benefit- started its 2019 General ting lower and middle income Session on Jan. 28 and families,” he said. “This would wrapped it up in 45 days, as mean that nearly nine out of required by the state constitu- 10 taxpayers will pay less sales tion, last Thursday. tax tomorrow than they pay The 2019 legislative session today.” began with the expectation But in February, updated that the 2019 fiscal year would revenue forecasts dropped the produce $1.3 billion more anticipated surplus by $200 in revenue than anticipated million. when the 2018-19 budget was With the change in forecast- passed in 2018. ed revenue — and concerns In his State of the State raised by constituents, busi- address delivered shortly after ness owners and community the start of the legislative ses- leaders over the new sales tax sion, Gov. Gary Herbert pro- plan — legislators scrapped posed a restructuring of the their efforts to pass tax reform Chairman Rob Anderson conducts a meeting of the Utah Republican Party State Central state sales tax. during the general session. Committee held at Legends Hall at Utah Motor Campus Saturday morning. Hebert’s plan was to lower Both the governor and the state sales tax rate from legislative leaders said they 4.85 percent to 1.75 percent would continue to study tax STATE REPUBLICANS DO BUSINESS IN TOOELE COUNTY while extending the sales tax PHOTOS SUE BUTTERFIELD to include services previously SEE REFORM PAGE A7 ® At the invitation of Tooele County Commissioner Shawn Milne, the Utah State Republican Party came to Tooele County on Saturday. The cen- tral committee met at Legends Hall at the Utah Motorsports Campus. The City ends economic committee consists of state party offi- cers, various Republican state elected public officials, and representatives from each county’s Republican development deal Party, including each county party chair and vice chairperson, elected at county conventions. Lunch was with Randy Sant provided by a local restaurant and some State Central Committee members stayed in Tooele County STEVE HOWE are expected to be complete by hotels and ate at local restaurants, STAFF WRITER June 30. according to Milne. The agenda for Tooele City Mayor Debbie The contract will pay RS Saturday’s meeting included approv- Winn said she has chosen not Contract Management Services ing the venue and date for the state to renew the city’s contract $140 per hour for the services, Republican Party convention, ballot- with Randy Sant to provide which includes any costs and ing procedures for organizing con- Chairman Rob economic development con- expenses. The RDA also agrees ventions, a variety of state party con- Anderson (above) sulting. to provide Sant with office stitution and by-laws amendments, Winn said Sant will no space and basic equipment conducts the meeting. resolutions, and reports from various longer handle day-to-day eco- such as furniture, a computer, Republican state office holders, party nomic development for the telephone and printer. committees and auxiliaries. city, but his firm, RS Contract Following the completion of Management Services, signed the contract’s tasks, the city’s a contract to continue provid- RDA board, which has the ing services to the city’s rede- same membership as the City velopment agency in February. Council, may hire him in the Under the RDA contract, future for other assignments, Sant will assist on the closing according to Winn. of the 1000 North commercial “In talking with the council, development with devel- they would like to hire him on oper M-53 Associates, prepare a case-by-case basis,” she said. agreements for the Broadway Sant’s contract to provide Project Area and provide economic development con- financial analysis and informa- sulting had not been updated tion for the RDA board on the in several years and he was Depot Project Area. The 1000 Janet Geary, Bill and Karen Dellos (above) participate in the North and Broadway projects SEE SANT PAGE A7 ® meeting. Committee members voted electronically. Lynda Pipkin (right) speaks at the meeting.

INSIDE BULLETIN BOARD B4 CLASSIFIEDS B6 Photo Vasser to Tooele softball HOMETOWN B1 highlights of headline at beat Cyprus OBITUARIES A6 Mr. & Miss County Fair See A8 OPEN FORUM A4 Super Amazing See A7 SPORTS A8 See B1 A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY March 19, 2019 Health department accredited for emergency preparedness County health department to focus on mental health, suicide prevention, substance abuse and healthy living during 2019

MARK WATSON accreditation this year while tion by peer review to assess gency of any sort, the health a high level and is ready to McBeth said several orga- CORRESPONDENT Utah County and Tri-County their ability to meet a set of department is ready to respond to public health prob- nizations help create the plan Tooele County Health health departments are work- national standards for public respond,” McBeth said in an lems,” she said. including the health depart- Department is one of four ing on their accreditations for health preparedness. Those email. “This was a huge effort McBeth said the health ment, behavioral health, health departments in the 2020. standards align with federal by the staff.” department reached out to schools, government agencies, state recognized by the “Public Health Ready” government requirements and Other top successes for the community and listened to law enforcement and commu- National Association of benchmarks were created and other national best practices. the department during 2018 what citizens felt were signifi- nity volunteers. County and City Health agreed upon through a unique Departments are required to included progress on transpor- cant issues regarding healthy The next scheduled Board Officials for its ability to plan partnership between NACCHO collaborate with their state, tation. living. of Health meeting is Tuesday, for, respond to and recover and Centers for Disease local and community partners “We started on-demand “Some major issues facing March 26 at 6:30 p.m. in the from public health emergen- Control, according to a TCHD to develop plans that account city-to-city transportation the community are mental health department building at cies. press release. for all the constituents in their from Stansbury, Tooele and health and suicide prevention, 151 N. Main Street, Tooele. “It took a lot of work and “Tooele County is a leader jurisdictions. Grantsville through a grant reducing substance abuse Current Tooele County many hours spent by staff to in emergency preparedness — “The health department that the transportation (particularly opioid addiction) Board of Health members achieve accreditation,” said in public health, in public safe- collaborates on planning, department received,” McBeth and promoting healthy living,” include McBeth (Tooele Scott McKenzie, deputy direc- ty, and in many other areas,” training and exercising said. “In 2018, there were she said. City appointee), Grantsville tor of TCHD and emergency said TCHD executive director for emergencies with the 2,400 trips provided. In addi- McBeth said a Tooele Mayor Brent Marshall, Tooele manager for the department. Jeff Coombs. Tooele County Emergency tion, transportation for those County Community Health County Commissioner Tom “We had to review five year’s To earn the designation, Management Department and in wheelchairs was increased Improvement Plan (CHIP) for Tripp, Rush Valley Mayor worth of materials for the County Health Department all local community partners from one wheelchair accessi- 2018-22 has been created. Brian Johnson, Lynn Falkner recognition. Our accreditation staff spent a year document- in Tooele County,” McKenzie ble vehicle to four wheelchair It provides the framework (physician assistant), Devan will be good for five years.” ing preparedness capabilities said. accessible vehicles.” for mobilizing community Clevenger (Wendover appoin- The health department to see if the department met Earning accreditation of McBeth mentioned that action through partnerships tee), Kyle Memmott (Tooele earned the designation in preparedness benchmarks. emergency preparedness was the department has also to improve the health of all County Youth appointee), 2018 and joined Davis and The TCHD news release a major success for TCHD dur- been accredited by the Public Tooele County residents, par- Anthony Howes (Tooele Salt Lake county health states that local health ing 2018, said Linda McBeth, Health Accreditation Board. ticularly for the most vulner- County Appointee) and departments as “Public Health departments recognized by chairman of the Tooele “What this shows to Tooele able citizens, she said Colleen Johnson (consultant- Ready.” The Weber-Morgan Project Public Health Ready County Board of Health. County citizens is the depart- The plan can be found at minorities). Health Department received undergo a rigorous evalua- “When there is an emer- ment is delivering services at tooelehealth.org. [email protected] High-speed chase ends after officer uses crash tactic

STEVE HOWE The suspect vehicle was STAFF WRITER nearly struck by a semitrailer A Grantsville City police heading southbound on officer suffered minor injuries SR-138 after running a stop after using his vehicle to stop a sign, according to the probable suspect in a high-speed chase cause statement. The vehicle from merging onto Interstate continued northbound toward 80 at exit 84 on Monday after- the on-ramps for exit 84 to noon. I-80, again at excessive speeds. Officers were dispatched on Spike strips were deployed a report of a suspicious vehicle in an attempt to stop the in the area of the Walmart driver, but she avoided them Distribution Center at 1:59 and continued toward the on p.m., according to a probable ramps, the statement said. cause statement. The white A responding Grantsville pickup driven by the suspect City police officer was con- STEVE HOWE/TTB PHOTO was reported to be driving cerned the suspect would A Grantsville City police officer performed a PIT maneuver to stop a stolen vehicle which was fleeing police with erratically and a witness said cause a serious accident if she Wendianne Crystal Howk in excess of 120 mph. when they tried to stop the reached I-80 and performed truck from driving on their a pursuit intervention, or PIT, performed successfully, dis- at the scene and Howk was and urine was obtained by Howk admitted to taking the property, the driver would maneuver to disable the vehi- abling the suspect’s truck, and transported by ambulance to police, the statement said. truck and dog without permis- drive toward them before cle, according to Grantsville a Utah Highway Patrol officer Mountain West Medical Center The urine test was positive for sion from the owner, the state- swerving around them. City Police Sgt. Lydon Allred. pulled up from the opposite for an evaluation, according to THC, amphetamine and meth- ment said. She told police she The driver was tracked “The (officer) felt that if direction to prevent her from Allred. The responding officer amphetamine. wouldn’t have stopped if not down on Ellerbeck Road, trav- she got onto the road, she was fleeing. was taken to the hospital by a Officers also recovered a for the dog in the vehicle. eling approximately 10 mph, going to be a hazard to the The suspect in the case, fellow officer, where he was stolen dog belonging to the Howk was booked into when an officer attempted to public with the way she was identified as Wendianne treated and released. owner of the stolen truck fol- the Tooele County Detention make a traffic stop, the state- acting and driving,” Allred Crystal Howk, 24, of Salt Lake The Grantsville City police lowing the crash, according Center on charges of theft, ment said. The suspect fled at said. City, was not injured during officer’s vehicle was likely to Grantsville City police. The aggravated assault, evading speeds in excess of 120 mph In a PIT maneuver, the the maneuver, Allred said. The totaled as a result of the PIT dog was in good health. police, possession drug para- heading back down Ellerbeck police vehicle pulls alongside responding officer suffered maneuver used to apprehend Drug paraphernalia, includ- phernalia, unauthorized con- Road toward state Route 138. the rear of the suspect vehicle minor injuries to his arm as the suspect, Allred said. Police ing a glass pipe and syringe trol of a vehicle, driving under before turning sharply into it, a result of a delayed airbag believe Howk was intoxicated cap, were located by police the influence, failure to stop, while continuing to accelerate, deployment. on drugs at the time of the inside the vehicle, the state- and driving on a suspended or to cause the suspect vehicle to Both Howk and the offi- pursuit. ment said. revoked license. TOOELE TRANSCRIPT spin out. The maneuver was cer were treated by EMTs A search warrant for blood When questioned by police, [email protected] BULLETIN ADMINISTRATION Scott C. Dunn Publisher Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus In Grantsville OFFICE Bruce Dunn Controller Chris Evans Office Manager Developers expected to provide more details with plans Vicki Higgins Customer Service Jessica Boman Circulation Manager Critchlow hesitant to approve any new projects until General Plan is adopted He said at the November Consultants of Springville is EDITORIAL meeting that the look and feel helping Grantsville develop its Tim Gillie Editor MARK WATSON approve any subdivision plans City leaders, including the of Main Street in Grantsville general plan. David Bern Editor-at-Large CORRESPONDENT until Grantsville adopts a city council, planning commis- was a detractor to the com- “We are pushing our team Darren Vaughan Sports Editor The Grantsville City General Plan for the City. sion, and department heads, munity. Councilwoman Krista pretty hard to have a draft of Francie Aufdemorte Photo Editor Planning Commission voted to Grantsville City will hold a met for a workshop back in Sparks agreed. the plan available for pub- Steve Howe Staff Writer recommend approval of pre- public meeting on April 15 at November to discuss the chal- Residents can learn about lic review by the end of this Mark Watson Correspondent liminary plans for a Grantsville the Grantsville High School lenges, benefits and future of and provide input into the month,” said consultant Mike ADVERTISING Professional Park at its meeting Commons Area from 6:30 p.m. development. Grantsville General Plan at Hansen via email Tuesday Clayton Dunn Advertising Manager Thursday. to 8 p.m. to receive informa- Planning commission chair GrantsvillePlan.org. morning. Keith Bird Advertising Sales The project at 163 South tion about a general plan for Jaime Topham said the city Rural Community [email protected] Dianna Bergen Advertising Sales & state Route 112 would include Grantsville. lacks a variety of housing types, Classified Advertising Manager three lots for professional build- Critchlow said development such as homes with smaller LAYOUT & DESIGN ings in a commercial district agreements can require devel- lots. 150 OF THE FINEST CLASSIC AND COLLECTOR CARS John Hamilton Creative Director zone. opers to pay for improvements “Honestly, I think the lack of Liz Arellano Graphic Artist City Councilman Neil in subdivisions up front instead types of housing is a detractor,” PRODUCTION Critchlow said developers of homeowners paying for them Topham said. “We don’t have 4th Annual Salt Lake City Perry Dunn Pre-press Manager should expect more detailed later on. multi-family housing.” Dan Coats Pre-press Technician development agreements for The planning commission Planning commission mem- CLASSICCLASSIC CARCAR such projects in the future. also approved an amended ber Gary Pinkham said the city SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $1.00 per copy; $40 per year delivered “We want every developer concept plan for Guy Haskell on has developed in areas, from AUCTIONAUCTION by carrier in Tooele, Grantsville, Erda, to know what is required of the Desert Highlands subdivi- an infrasture point of view, that Stockton, Lake Point and Stansbury Park, Utah; $45 per year by mail in Tooele them and have it in writing,” sion located at 700 North state were not ready for develop- County, Utah; $77 per year by mail in the Critchlow said. “We want all Route 13. The concept plan ment. Mountain America Expo Center United States. the details in black and white. changes the design and location “So between sewer, water OFFICE HOURS: If a park is part of the project, of storm drain detention basins. and roads, we’re behind the March 30 Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., closed Saturday and Sunday. we want to know exact acreage. Desert Highlands is a 168- eight ball,” Pinkham said. We should have development lot, master-planned commu- Critchlow said businesses 2019 CLASSIFIEDS DEADLINE: 4:45 p.m. day prior to publication. agreements for all of our devel- nity just south of the Walmart make money for the city while PUBLIC NOTICES DEADLINE: opments.” Distribution Center on the west residential development 4 p.m. day prior to publication. He said he is hesitant to side of state Route 138. requires money from the city. COMMUNITY NEWS ITEMS, BULLETIN BOARD, ETC.: 3 p.m. day prior to publication. OBITUARY DEADLINE: 10 a.m. day of publication. 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STEVE HOWE chased, according to Jensen. the golf course, including a STAFF WRITER Trustee Glenn Oscarson need to upgrade the sprinkler The Stansbury Service brought up the need for a controllers and valve boxes, Agency board approved up separate enterprise fund for and an electrical problem on to $280,000 in new land- the golf course to track income the back nine that requires the scape and irrigation equip- and expenses. Trustee Brenda sprinklers to be run by a por- ment for the Stansbury Golf Spearman said the service table generator. Course during its meeting last agency may be able to create Jensen also said there are Wednesday night. the enterprise fund for the areas of the course that need The expenditures include next budget cycle. to be reseeded where there is up to $140,000 for a new The board unanimously no grass. fleet of mowers, including approved up to $140,000 for The service agency took an 11-foot mower with a bid the equipment purchases, direct control of the golf price of $51,995, to main- based on the bid price of course last December after it tain grass on the golf course. $135,185 for the mowers, on had previously been leased Service agency general man- a motion from Spearman and out. The former leasee, Jeff ager Gary Jensen said the old seconded by trustee Cassandra Green, is now the superinten- mowers, which range from Arnell. Trustee Mike Johnson dent of the course. seven to 11 years old, need to was absent. The board approved the golf be replaced. Later in the meeting, the course irrigation expenditures “That equipment over there board approved additional on a motion from Oscarson is rough,” Jensen said. spending up to $140,000 for and seconded by trustee The old mowers would be irrigation equipment at the Aaron Spilker. The vote was FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO repaired and kept for backup golf course. Jensen described 5-0, with Johnson absent. Terry Neff tees off at Stansbury Golf Course on Wednesday afternoon while his friends Frank Santarosa and Val once the new mowers are pur- a number of problems with [email protected] Johnson wait. The trio travelled from their homes in Salt Lake County to golf at the Stansbury course.

Metal detecting at park leads to high school ring recovery Lost for over a decade, ring reunited with owner

TIM GILLIE about eight inches and discov- “Returning lost items, when EDITOR ered the ring after the detector possible, is just part of metal A long lost Tooele High sounded. detecting.” he said. School class ring has found its “We could tell it was a class [email protected] way back to its owner. ring,” he said. “But it wasn’t Kasey Nobles’ Class of 2006 until we got it home and high school ring was returned cleaned it up that we found to him last week by Josh it had a name engraved on it. Johnson, who found the ring We’ve found rings before, but while metal detecting at Elton never one with a name.” Park in Tooele City. Johnson found Nobles on Johnson said he and his Facebook and sent him a mes- father often take their metal sage. A meeting was set up to detector to different locations return the ring. in Tooele County to see what “Kasey said he lost the kind of treasures they can find. ring right after he bought it,” “It was a nice day out and Johnson said. “He wasn’t even we wanted to go somewhere able to wear it his senior year.” close,” Johnson said. “So we Johnson said he was happy PHOTOS COURTESY BEN CORDOVA decided to go to Elton Park.” to see the ring reunited with its Josh Johnson holds the ring he found with a metal detector in Elton Park in Tooele. Johnson found returned the Johnson said he dug down owner. ring to the owner Kasey Nobles.

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OUR VIEW One bad bill HB 74 is one bill we’re glad won’t see any ink from Herbert’s pen this year — and hopefully never will The Utah Legislature wrapped up its 45-day, 2019 General Session last Thursday and by midnight it had approved over 570 bills that will make their way to Gov. Gary Herbert’s desk for approval or veto. Bills that were approved by the Legislature and will impact Tooele County include House Bills 220 and 288 (see related front-page story). HB 220 imposes a tax on certain low-level radioactive waste disposed in the state and calls for the classification of low-level radioactive waste at the time it is received at the disposal site. It also requires a site and waste specific assessment before low-level radioactive waste can be accepted in Utah. Opponents of HB 220 — which has become law because Herbert did not sign or veto the bill within 10 days after its passage earlier this month by both the House and Senate — claim the bill will open the door to accepting depleted uranium and higher than Class A low-level radioactive waste in the state, namely at EnergySolutions in Tooele County’s West Desert. HB 288, called Critical Infrastructure Materials, vests current legal non- conforming and permitted sand, gravel, and rock aggregate operations with certain protections. It also allows county legislative bodies to create critical infrastructure material protection zones, similar to existing protec- tion zones for agriculture, industry, and mining. Voting on the bill ended just hours before midnight Thursday and will be forwarded to Herbert for his signature or veto. HB 288 involves the numerous commercial gravel pit operations in Tooele County, especially ones that are looking to expand or are being encroached by residential development. GUEST OPINION Time will tell if both bills are true acts of wisdom and governance by our state’s top leaders. But one House Bill in particular we’re glad won’t have the chance to see any ink from Herbert’s pen — at least this year. That piece of proposed legislation was House Bill 74, which sought an Foreign-policy meddling amendment to Utah’s Open Meetings law. If passed in its proposed form, HB 74 would have allowed governmental entities to hold a closed meeting to discuss a response to a confidential draft of an audit report. Although the bill passed the House and cleared a Senate committee, it never was considered by and voted upon by the Senate before midnight Thursday. has become two-way street The main concern with HB 74 is the state’s Open Meetings Act would take a hit, limiting citizens and the news media access to vital public infor- ormer U.S. Vice President Dick best for America, or are such view- mation. It would have allowed members of a public board to review in Cheney reportedly tore into cur- points being pushed by self-serving secret preliminary findings of an audit regarding their agency. rent Vice President Mike Pence interests? F Rachel Marsden The result could be hush-hush deals to resolve inconvenient or embar- at a retreat on Sea Island, Georgia, Americans have a right to know the GUEST COLUMNIST rassing errors or matters privately, without public knowledge or input, recently in front of an exclusive audi- sources of cash behind think tanks before the audit’s final draft becomes public. We consider that a serious ence of Republican donors. and the people within them who affront to the purpose and intent of the state’s Open Meetings Act. The annual retreat was sponsored attempt to steer foreign policy, par- Thankfully, HB 74 never made it entirely to the surface for air. But pro- by the American Enterprise Institute, The bigger concern for interven- ticularly if any of that money comes posed bills, no matter how bad they are, have a way of coming back the where President Donald Trump’s cur- tionist neoconservatives like Cheney from foreign sources. The work these following year. For citizens and the news media that don’t want to be fur- rent national security adviser, John should be the possibility that allies people do doesn’t exist in a vacuum. ther hobbled from getting the facts, a long fight may still lie ahead. Bolton, had been mothballed for sev- seize the opportunity to kick U.S. This is the pool from which those who eral years as a “senior fellow” while troops out of their countries by using end up in positions of power are typi- cranking out comments encouraging cost as an excuse. It’s kind of like the cally chosen. Trump said during his GUEST OPINION first-strike bombings of North Korea kid you can’t eject from your base- campaign that he would depart from and Iran. ment demanding that you raise his the common practice of appointing Cheney, who helped spearhead allowance or else he’ll leave. such people, but that has not yet been conflicts in the Middle East ear- Nowhere has it been reported that the case. lier this century that still haven’t Cheney took issue with the Trump The regulatory measures in place Yes, we do have a ended, chastised Pence over Trump’s administration’s political interfer- to register the foreign interests that attempt to scale back America’s for- ence in Venezuela, or with Bolton’s lurk behind establishment figures and eign engagements, according to the constant stream of tweets advocat- the institutions they serve are wholly Washington Post. Cheney lamented ing regime change. Nor did Cheney inadequate. The special counsel inves- crisis at the border that Trump had canceled the regu- criticize Pence’s recent trip to Europe, tigation into possible foreign interfer- larly scheduled military bicep-flexing where the vice president aggressively ence in the 2016 presidential election e interrupt the talk of the exercises with South Korea — a ritual advocated Iranian regime change has been a case study on the subject. president “manufacturing” that primarily served to annoy China. in front of European audiences that Special counsel Robert Mueller Wa crisis at the border with The former VP also expressed were visibly unsupportive of idea. has already scored indictments of this hair-raising report about the his distaste for a new Trump policy Why is it that these confabs several individuals in the Trump orbit crisis at the border. idea that, according to a Bloomberg sponsored by big donors to the who were apparently willing to risk Alarming new numbers about News report, “would insist that the Washington establishment usually punishment for a substantial payday border apprehensions from U.S. Germans, the Japanese, and the showcase the advocacy of foreign in fronting for foreign interests. And Customs and Border Protection South Koreans pay total cost for our interference and almost never raise why not? The penalty for violating should puncture the lazy conven- deployments there, plus 50 percent the possibility of a pivot away from the Foreign Agents Registration Act tional wisdom about the border on top of that.” Cheney said that it military engagement in favor of eco- is a fine that typically represents only being under control, except in the sounded like a “New York real estate nomic and diplomatic efforts? Are lurid imagination of President so rapidly. deal.” these genuine opinions about what’s SEE MARSDEN PAGE A5 ® Donald Trump. Needless to say, a spiraling More than 76,000 migrants border crisis is maddening for a were apprehended crossing the president committed to controlling southern border last month, the the border, which is why we’ve seen highest February in more than 10 such frenetic activity from Trump. GUEST OPINION years and the highest month of the His rhetoric may be over the top, Trump administration. The number but the impulse to get a handle on of apprehensions tops any month this is absolutely correct. during the 2014 border surge under First, there’s the question of basic Elizabeth Warren is right — President Barack Obama, which no sovereignty. If we are going to wel- one had a problem calling a crisis at come a large number of migrants the time. from three or four foreign countries, Yes, there were more overall we should make that decision as a apprehensions in the 2000s. But it conscious policy, rather than slip- we need to bust up big tech was a different population, made sliding into it unawares. up overwhelmingly of adult males Then there’s the matter of assimi- en. Elizabeth Warren, a presi- job-creating businesses have formed from Mexico who might be appre- lation and legality. Poorly educated dential hopeful, announced she in the United States has been halved hended trying to cross multiple immigrants, like the ones coming wants to bust up giants such as since 2004, according to the Census S Robert Reich times and were reliably returned from Central America, have the Facebook, Google and Amazon. GUEST COLUMNIST Bureau. home when they were caught. Now, hardest time assimilating, and they America’s first Gilded Age began Such size also confers political we are apprehending people but not will lack legal status on top of it. in the late 19th century with a raft of power to get whatever these compa- returning them. Finally, there’s the humanitarian innovations — railroads, steel produc- nies and their top executives want. Migrants are coming in greater question. Migrant families show tion, oil extraction — but culminated action to defend their rights. It’s only Amazon, the richest corporation in numbers from Central American up needing medical attention that in mammoth trusts run by “robber natural.” America, paid nothing in federal taxes countries instead of Mexico, and we aren’t well-prepared to provide. barons” such as J.P. Morgan, John Nearly 90 percent of all internet last year. Meanwhile, it’s holding an are primarily families and children. We’d be much better positioned to D. Rockefeller and William H. (“The searches now go through Google. auction to extort billions from states In an astonishing shift, in 2012, 10 tend to the migrants under our care public be damned!”) Vanderbilt. Facebook and Google together and cities eager to have its second percent of apprehended migrants if the numbers weren’t overwhelm- The answer then was to bust up the account for 58 percent of all digital headquarters. were families and children; in ing. railroad, oil and steel monopolies. ads (where most ad money goes these It also forced Seattle, its home recent months, it’s been 61 percent. But we are at a stalemate. The We’re now in a second Gilded Age days). headquarters, to back down on a The rules for dealing with New York Times editorialized the — ushered in by semiconductors, They’re also the first stops for many plan to tax big corporations like itself migrants from noncontiguous coun- other day that Trump declared software and the internet — that Americans seeking news (93 percent to pay for homeless shelters for a tries and with family units make it “that there’s a crisis at the border, has spawned a handful of high-tech of Americans receive news online). growing population that can’t afford all but impossible to swiftly return contrary to all evidence.” Then, the behemoths and a new set of barons Amazon is now the first stop for a the sky-high rents caused in part by or detain them, not to mention that paper ran a news story headlined, such as Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg, third of all American consumers seek- Amazon. our physical facilities were built “Border at ‘Breaking Point’ as More Amazon’s Jeff Bezos, and Google’s ing to buy anything. Facebook withheld evidence of with single adults in mind. than 76,000 Migrants Cross in a Sergey Brin and Larry Page. With such size comes the power to There is no mechanism to return Month.” The answer now is the same: Bust stifle innovation. Amazon won’t let SEE REICH PAGE A5 ® these migrants home, to hold them Both of those pieces can’t be up the monopolies. any business that sells through it sell after they cross the border, or to right. There’s manufacturing a The current effort is bipartisan. any item at a lower price anywhere remove them once they are in the crisis, then there’s ignoring one During a Senate hearing at which I else. It’s even using its control over LETTERS POLICY interior. And word has gotten out. for fear of conceding anything to testified, arch-conservative Missouri book sales to give books published by The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes letters to the editor from readers. Letters must be no There’s a reason that the subset of Trump. Republican Josh Hawley asked me, Amazon priority over rival publishers. longer than 250 words, civil in tone, written migrants that we can’t stop from Rich Lowry is editor of the rhetorically, “Is there really any won- Google uses the world’s most wide- exclusively for the Transcript-Bulletin, and getting into the country is growing National Review. der that there is increased pressure ly used search engine to promote its accompanied by the writer’s name, address for antitrust enforcement activity, for own services and content over those and phone number. All letters may be subject to editing. privacy activity when these compa- of competitors. Facebook’s purchases nies behave in the way that they do?” of WhatsApp and Instagram killed off Email: [email protected] EDITORIAL BOARD Fax: (435) 882-6123 Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Timothy H. Gillie David J. Bern Hawley added, “Every day brings two potential rivals. 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Box 390 including the cartoon, are not necessarily endorsed by the Tooele Transcript Bulletin. the public is going to want there to be preneurship, the rate at which new Tooele, UT 84074 TUESDAY March 19, 2019 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A5 GUEST OPINION ‘Game of Thrones’ fans are going to need therapy n just a few weeks, millions When you play the game of old, their sons groveling over of ice cream that will be eaten ful as we want it to be, and of people from around the thrones, you win, or you die. their fortunes. as we gorge away our anxiety yearning makes things true, world will be weeping, Before I go any farther let They’ll die alone, terrified and pain. in fantasy and in politics, say I John Kass screaming, pulling out their me tell you, THIS COLUMN in the ice, to be reanimated Mondays at the office will a puppet carved of wood that GUEST COLUMNIST hair and issuing piteous cries CONTAINS NO SPOILERS. as blue-eyed zombies in the be intolerable. HR depart- becomes a boy, or a callow of rage and grief while eating But as I sit here, glass in Night King’s army. Or they’ll ments will be swamped by political hack with no accom- ice cream on the couch. hand, I think of a tasty Cajun burn. Or they’ll be torn apart a veritable plague of some plishments who becomes the Because in just a few brings with it a certain sad- lunch I had years ago with or stabbed in the kidneys by a mysterious illness. Employees empty vessel of a nation’s weeks, HBO’s series “Game of ness, like reaching the last few George R.R. Martin, the loved one. However it is that will call in, their voices short hopes and dreams. Thrones,” perhaps the most pages of a good novel, they author of the novels upon they go, it won’t be pretty. and choppy, unable to breathe I’ll admit, grudgingly, that widely watched program on usually don’t end with most of which the TV series is based. But if any of them are a through the sobs. Me too. Arya Stark is not real. She is television, will begin its eighth your favorite characters get- He told me that idea for The fearless girl named Arya Stark, I’m not the only one wor- not the daughter we didn’t and final season. ting slaughtered. Wall, the 700-foot-tall barrier well, watch yourself, HBO. You ried about fictional characters. have, the daughter who would And death is coming. The emotional upheaval of ice separating the living and might want to reconsider. Arya Yes, they are fictional. Yes, bring me a glass of water It is expected that many, or has been accelerated by the dead, began in Chicago. is my favorite. they’re make-believe. And still when I’m old, the daugh- most, of the beloved charac- the release of the “Game of Martin was a freshman I’m an experienced journal- we cling to them, meaning, ter who’d understand that ters will die horrible deaths. Thrones” Season 8 trailer at Northwestern University ist, and what I have are a very of course, that millions and revenge is a dish best served It follows logically, then, that just days ago. Some fans are in 1967 when the city was particular set of skills; skills millions of us may actually be cold, especially in a savory many of the 30 million-plus watching and re-watching it hit by a massive snowstorm. that make me a nightmare for stark-raving mad. pie, with peas and carrots and viewers each week on all frame by frame, picking out Describing it, he sounded rath- people like you. Last warning: Psychologists will study the other things. platforms — not counting the clues so they won’t be sur- er like “Old Nan” in his stories. Take Cersei. Leave Arya. madness of this crowd, just as But if she were real, I’d tens of millions who pirate the prised. “There was so much snow You hear me? they’ve studied the madness expect her to find Cersei and show illegally — will go posi- After Lord Stark lost his that winter, you couldn’t see, Obviously, Ms. Christie is of other crowds, when series finish what she started. And tively bonkers. head, surprises hurt. “Game of all snow, all ice, and it was so correct. We’ll all need therapy. like “The Sopranos” ended she doesn’t have much time. “You’re going to need ther- Thrones” changed the way TV very cold,” Martin told me. “It And crisis counseling, hugs, abruptly. And clergy may write apy,” the striking Gwendoline works. It killed its main char- was like the trenches during perhaps even pharmaceuticals homilies about what this all John Kass is a columnist for Christie, who plays the noble acter, the noble Ned Stark, World War I, but they were to get through this, not to means. the Chicago Tribune. His Twitter lady warrior Brienne of Tarth, who spoke truth to power and trenches of ice. I remember mention the countless pints Perhaps myth is as power- handle is @john_kass. told E! News. “I think just the ended up with his head on a walking through the trenches show ending is going to send pike, his death jeered at by and the tunnels of ice, the all of the world into profes- illiterate fools watching a play. wind blowing so you couldn’t sional help.” May that be a lesson to me. even see. It’s an experience Yeah, well, she wasn’t just So pass me a glass of red that never left me.” fund, fired researchers who tunes that gave them unparal- talking to me, was she? Well, wine so that I may sip, and And here’s what “GoT” fans Reich were urging antitrust offi- leled influence over politicians was she? smirk, chewing on a truth will never forget from Season continued from page A4 cials to take on the company. and the economy. And though a hit show’s understood by the old gods 8. Characters will die — and And Google has been quietly The combined wealth of ending is inevitable, and and the new: not in their beds, fat, rich and financing hundreds of profes- Zuckerberg ($62.3 billion), Russian activity on its platform sors to write research papers Bezos ($131 billion), Brin far longer than previously dis- justifying Google’s market ($49.8 billion) and Page closed. When the news came to dominance. ($50.8 billion) is larger than Trump campaign and agents peddle their interests to U.S. light, the company employed What to do? Some argue the combined wealth of the Marsden of the United Arab Emirates, politicians should be sanc- a political opposition research that the tech mammoths bottom half of the American Saudi Arabia and Israel. Even tioned and their assets seized. firm to discredit critics. should be regulated like utili- population. continued from page A4 if it’s unclear what that meet- Of course, there is a flip Zuckerberg, who holds the ties or common carriers, but A wealth tax (also proposed ing was about, it gives the side: Other countries might world speed record for falling this would put government by Warren) would help. a fraction of what they were American public cause for then adopt the same anti- from one of the most admired in the impossible position of Some of the robber barons actually paid by the foreign concern about the optics and interventionist measures to figures on the planet to one of policing content and oversee- of the first Gilded Age were client, and the maximum five- potential meddling. Any incen- keep American money out the most reviled, just unveiled ing new products and services. generous philanthropists, year prison sentence might be tive for pursuing such meetings of their own elections and a plan to “encrypt” personal A better alternative is to as are today’s. That didn’t deemed worth the risk, since needs to be quashed, if only domestic affairs. If there’s one information from all his plat- break them up. That way, excuse the damage they did to the Justice Department pur- because they call into question issue that Pence and Cheney forms. The new plan is likely information would be distrib- America. sued only seven FARA cases foreign policy decisions made didn’t dispute in their debate, to give Facebook even more uted through a large number Monopolies aren’t good for from 1966 to 2015, accord- by the administration. it’s America’s implicit right to comprehensive data about of independent channels anyone except for the monopo- ing to a 2016 Department of The solution is simple: meddle. everyone. If you believe it without a centralized platform lists. In this new Gilded Age, Justice inspector general’s Foreign governments that pay will better guard privacy, you giving all content apparent we need to respond to them report. Americans to further their Rachel Marsden is a colum- don’t remember Zuckerberg’s legitimacy and extraordinary as forcefully as we did the first It has been widely reported political interests should be nist, political strategist and last seven promises to protect reach. And more startups time around. Warren’s ideas that at least one of the sit- sanctioned and their U.S.- former Fox News host based in privacy. could flourish. are a good start. downs at Trump Tower in the based assets frozen. Any Paris. She is the host of the syn- The New America Like the robber barons of summer of 2016 was a meet- American accepting money dicated talk show “Unredacted Foundation, an influential the first Gilded Age, those of Robert Reich’s latest book is ing between members of the from foreign governments to with Rachel Marsden.” think tank Google helped the second have amassed for- “The Common Good.”

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Every year, Tooele Education Foundation receives requests for assistance with events and opportunities that help various projects and programs throughout Tooele County School District. And every year, it is a blessing to be able to support worthy and unique causes that impact students and staff, and our local communities. The Mr. and Miss Super Amazing Pageant is one of those events that TEF is Paden Jolley with his trained pet goat Rocket. proud to be a small part of, as it provides everyone involved School teacher Rebecca Ford. an evening of heart, soul, talent, with a sense of hope and love. This wonderful venue is an and purity from 22 of our What is the Mr. and Miss opportunity for some of our students and their escorts…an Super Amazing pageant you students, aged 14-24, whom evening with 1000+ audience may ask? This pageant has have varying disabilities, members laughing, crying, been held for the past nine to take the stage and share gasping, and being entertained years, guided by some SUPER their SUPER AMAZING throughout the 3-hour event. AMAZING staff, with the talents! It is an evening Definitely a night to remember leadership of Tooele High where these students shine for all in attendance! and share their beauty, If you have not had the TOOELE and charismatically opportunity to attend this showcase their talent. pageant, full of SUPER TRANSCRIPT Most importantly, it AMAZING people, we is a time for them to encourage you to keep your Bring in Your express themselves ears and eyes open for next BULLETIN Digital Files and demonstrate their year’s near-spring date. This worth and importance event provides an evening as members of our of enjoyment, emotion, community. thankfulness, and will fill 58 N. Main • Tooele This is the first year your heart with the love of that my family and I our remarkable students and 8:30 am to 5:30 pm • Monday – Friday have been available to staff! The Tooele Education attend this pageant due Foundation is proud to be a 8.5 x 11 inch • 20# bond paper to other commitments, supporter of such an event, and Some restrictions apply but we sure plan to looks forward to continuing its attend every year for support of all students in the years to come. The Tooele County School District. impact on our hearts was real….leaving us with Tooele Education a sense of devotion and Foundation Highest Quality gratitude, and a heart full of love and appreciation! Mr. Amazing and Miss Amazing, @TEFbellringer State-of-the-Art We were able to witness Color Printing Brock Lawrence and Ellie Jensen. Equipment! www.tooeleeducationfoundation.org A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY March 19, 2019 OBITUARY MATTERS OF FAITH

Janet Shirley Pulley life-long friends. Mom loved family history and spent years Live your life for Christ and if Kummer researching her family and learning about their life sto- Our beloved wife, mom, ries. that leads to persecution, so be it grandma, great-grandma, She is survived by her sister, aunt, and friend, Janet husband, Duane; son, Brian remember seeing a movie forgiveness and salvation to all Shirley Pulley Kummer, age 75, (Laura) Kummer; daughter, when I was about 4 or 5 who are willing to repent and returned home to her Heavenly Tami (Bob) Chambers; daugh- Iyears old. The title of the believe. Father on March 14, 2019, ter, Christy (Ryan) Wangsgard; movie was “The boy with Jon McCartney Sadly, this public treatment surrounded by her family. She grandsons, Andrew and Coy; green hair.” I don’t remember a GUEST COLUMNIST of Christians by Hollywood was born July 10, 1943, in San granddaughters, Madison, lot about the movie, but what is not an isolated case. In the Fernando, California, to Dean Ashley, Alyssa, Whitney, stuck in my mind was that the past two years, we have seen a Joseph and Gladys Mecham Courtney, Lindsey, and Mailey; boy somehow ended up with number of U.S. senators pub- Pulley. She married Duane great-grandson, Luke; sisters, green hair, and the people of That didn’t make the perse- licly declare in senate hearings LeGrand Kummer on June 5, Coleen (Don) Layton, Launa the town began to persecute cution right or easy — it never that federal nominees they 1964, in the Salt Lake Temple. (Kevin) Smith, Pam Kent, and him, even to the point where is — but they did not allow it were interviewing were unfit Mom grew up in Strawberry, Jackie (Rick) Thomas; brother, many of them wanted to shave to change what God has saved for those positions because Utah, and attended Duchesne Kenneth (Paula) Ivie; brother- his head. us for, and sends us out to do: they lived a life openly mod- High School. She spent a lot moved to Grantsville to spoil in-law, Glenn Kummer; and The boy was different; He to tell others about our great eled after their Christian faith. of time at the home of her their grandkids and help teach many nieces and nephews. didn’t fit in. It seems that peo- need to repent of sin, and to Those senators decried that Grandma Mecham, whom them the same values. Every She was welcomed back ple want people to fit in and to put our faith in Jesus Christ, such a lifestyle made the nomi- she dearly loved. She later grandchild loved to talk to to her heavenly home by her conform. the only One who can redeem nees unfit and ineligible for moved to Salt Lake City to grandma; they knew that her son, Jeff Kummer; sister, Patsy Things haven’t changed us of our sin. federal positions. Sadly that attend the University of Utah. love was unconditional. Pulley; parents; stepfather, much, or I should say, people The other day something view is in direct contradiction Mom was employed at LDS The legacy of mom’s life Ken Ivie; parents-in-law Ralph haven’t changed much. Having in the news caught my eye. with Article Six of our U.S. Hospital where she married was her family. She was a and Beatrice Kummer; and brightly colored hair or even Hollywood actors and actresses Constitution, but the Senate her boss and love of her life. devoted mom who was eager brothers-in-law, Ricky Kent multi-colored hair is not who are Christians are coming seemed to let its breach of oath They would send love letters to participate in any activity and LaMar Kummer. unusual today. Even if you under increasing persecution, be ignored. through the hospital messag- her children were involved in, A funeral service will be notice someone with that look, especially if they go to a church But again, the questions ing tube system, hoping they from PTA President to the most held Wednesday, March 20, at you probably don’t think much that boldly proclaims the Word must be asked of us: “What would get to the right person. enthusiastic side-line cheer- 11 a.m., at the Grantsville West about it anymore. They are of God without allowing it to should we do about per- Their love for each other was leader. She adored her grand- Stake Center, 115 E. Cherry just part of our diverse human be filtered by the demands of secution? How should we shown in every action for near- children, and they adored St., Grantsville. Viewings landscape. Yet, people still find the surrounding culture. respond?” We are to respond ly 55 years. her. She enjoyed traveling in will be held Tuesday, March ways to pick on or persecute In other words, if they go the same way the early church Mom and dad raised their the motorhome, usually with 19, from 6 to 8 p.m., and on those who seem different, and to a church that teaches that responded — we are to go family in West Jordan, where family, to church history and Wednesday, March 20, from 10 even more, won’t conform. sin is to a large degree a social where the persecution leads they lived in the same home historical sites. Nauvoo was a to 10:45 a.m., also at the stake This is no less true in the realm construct, and that we need to us, taking the unadulterated for 44 years. It was there that particular favorite of hers. center. Interment will take of religion. reinterpret sin as our culture Word of God with us. they taught their children the Mom had an unwaver- place at Redwood Memorial During the early part of the changes, then that is an OK In Romans 12:9-21, God values of compassion, hard ing testimony of the Gospel. Estates in West Jordan, Utah, first century, Christians began way to be a Christian. But if speaks about how we should work, and service. They later She was an active member of under the care of Dalton- to be persecuted in Jerusalem you go to a church that stands live and respond to such treat- The Church of Jesus Christ Hoops Funeral Home. and that persecution has firmly on the Bible and con- ment. The end of that passage of Latter-day Saints where Online condolences and continued. As Christianity tinues to teach that adultery is very clear: “Do not be over- Frank she served in many callings memories may be shared at spread outward, persecution is wrong, and homosexuality come by evil, instead overcome in Primary, Young Women’s, daltonhoopes.com has spiraled outward with it, is wrong, and sleeping around evil with good.” We are to love OHLMAN and Relief Society, and made sometimes lesser so, and some- is wrong, and lying is wrong, our enemies with Christ’s love, M Attorney at Law times exponentially so. Right then you are a horrible bigoted and pray that they will some- now, those who track such person who deserves to be day turn to Christ in faith. things tell us that Christianity ostracized and persecuted until It doesn’t matter if we live Free DEATH NOTICES is clearly the most persecuted you are willing to capitulate. and work in Hollywood or in Consultation religion in the world, accord- Although Hollywood says Washington D.C. or in Tooele. for Robert Eldon Carol Jean Lassen ing to opendoorsusa.org and that homosexuals and oth- We are to live our lives for persecution.org. ers in the LGBTQ commu- Christ with integrity, and if Wills & Feuerbach Carol Jean Lassen, age 75, As Christians, we shouldn’t nity are not welcome in those that leads to persecution, so be Trusts passed away March 15, 2019. be surprised by that, nor churches, and thus persecution it. It must not change how you Robert Eldon Feuerbach A full obituary will appear should we let it unsettle us. is deserved, they are wrong. do your job, treat your family, passed away March 18, 2019. in Thursday’s edition of the Jesus made it very clear that if Bible-based churches welcome or reach out to your commu- 493 W. 400 N. Tooele A full obituary will appear in Transcript Bulletin. For service they persecuted Him, they will all people. It doesn’t matter nity. the Thursday edition of the information please call Tate certainly persecute us. (John if you are LGBTQ, or an adul- Christians in Iran, China and 882-4800 Transcript Bulletin. Mortuary at 435-882-0676. 15:20) terer, or a fornicator, or a liar, Indonesia know how you feel. What did the Christians or any other kind of sinner (We They can tell you that things www. .com do in the early church when are all sinners, are we not?). may never change this side of tooelelawoffice they were persecuted? They Churches that stand on the heaven, but they will persevere went where the persecution Word of God acknowledge we for the glory and gospel of led them, and they took the are all sinners. They invite all Jesus Christ. We must do the message of Jesus and salvation to come hear the Word of God same. with them. (Acts 8:1-4) They in hope we would see how turned persecution into oppor- much Jesus loves us, and how Jon McCartney is pastor of Tooele County Fair tunity. He alone provides the way of First Baptist Church of Tooele. OPEN COMMUNITY ATV protest ride leader turned MEETING lawmaker told to pay up SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — “Lyman receives income Federal officials closed the Now that former San Juan from the people to whom he canyon to motorized vehicles County commissioner Phil owes restitution, and it would in 2007 to protect the ancient Lyman is getting a government be an injustice to the public if dwellings, artifacts and burials, stipend as a state lawmaker, Lyman were to fail to repay his but it has long been a source federal prosecutors want him debt,” assistant U.S. attorney of tension in the area among to speed up paying off the Allison J.P. Moon wrote. people who say that it was $96,000 in damage caused by The restitution was imposed improper and unnecessary. an illegal ATV protest ride he by a judge in 2015 who sen- The ride came shortly after led through a pristine south- tenced Lyman to 10 days in jail Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy eastern canyon in 2014. and three years of probation had a standoff with the Bureau Federal prosecutors said in after a jury that year found of Land Management over sim- a new court filing that Lyman Lyman guilty of misdemeanor ilar issues and illustrated the has a “heightened moral obli- illegal use of ATVs and con- simmering tension between gation” because he receives spiracy. the federal government and taxpayer money, the Deseret Lyman declined comment some residents in the West News reported . Lyman became about the court filing. over land use. a state representative this year Lyman became a cause Prosecutors say Lyman, an WEDNESDAY and received about $12,300 at celebre in a movement chal- accountant from Blanding, the beginning of the session. lenging federal management Utah, has told them he wants Prosecutors want him to of Western public lands when to pay off the restitution and pay $500 a month, up from he organized an ATV ride put it behind him and is con- MARCH 27 • 2019 $100. That would pay off the through a canyon closed to sidering selling his properties $90,000 he still owes by 2034, vehicles that is home to Native to make it happen. 7:00PM prosecutors said. American cliff dwellings. TOOELE COUNTY Judge denies Utah man’s attempt HEALTH DEPT. BUILDING to block bump stock ban SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A Parrish declined last Friday to eral laws that prohibit machine e Tooele County Fair Board is federal judge has denied a grant an injunction against the guns. looking for new ideas and individuals Utah gun rights advocate’s regulation that gives gun own- Aposhian argued the ban is attempt to block the Trump ers until next week to turn in unconstitutional, asking the that would like to become part of our administration’s ban on bump or destroy the devices. court to pause it until his suit is stocks, the gun attachment Utah Shooting Sports resolved. counties traditional event. that allows semi-automatic Council chairman Clark Parrish found that Aposhian weapons to fire like machine Aposhian filed a lawsuit in did not show a “substantial For more info please call guns. January after the administra- likelihood of success” on the The Salt Lake Tribune tion reclassified the devices to merits of his suit. Ron Baum 435-830-7601 or reports U.S. District Judge Jill make them illegal under fed- Hollie Baum 435-830-7601. Please come join we are excited to hear from you. Delivering the News in TOOELETRANSCRIPT Tooele County for More BULLETIN Subscribe Today Than 120 Years 435-882-0050 TUESDAY March 19, 2019 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A7 Fair board announces Phil Vassar as concert headliner for this year

TIM GILLIE “American Soul” is Vassar’s EDITOR ninth album. He also recently Spring hasn’t even arrived launched “Songs from the yet, but the Tooele County Fair Cellar,” a wine-infused musical Board is gearing up for this conversation video series air- summer’s county fair. ing across the U.S. and Europe. Ron Baum, fair board chair- The Tooele County Fair man, announced this week the Board is holding a public selection of country songwriter meeting at the Tooele County and performing artist Phil Health Department, 151 N. Vassar as the headliner for the Main Street in Tooele City, on Friday night fair concert. March 27 at 7 p.m. Vassar is one of a handful of The purpose of the meeting musicians to have multiple hits is to solicit input from the pub- as a songwriter and as an art- lic on the 2019 fair. ist, according to Baum. He has “We would like to hear from 10 No. 1 hits, 15 top 10s, and the county residents as we 26 top 40s. start planning the 2019 fair Vassar’s top songs include and see if they have sugges- “Just Another Day in Paradise,” tions for things to include in “Carlene,” “Six Pack Summer,” this year’s fair,” Baum said. “American Child,” “For a Little “We’re also looking for a few While” and “My Next Thirty new members for both the Years” performed by Tim fair board and the junior fair McGraw; “Right on the Money” board.” performed by Alan Jackson; The 2019 Tooele County and “I’m All Right” and “Bye Fair will be held Aug. 1-3 at FILE PHOTO COURTESY OF PHIL VASSER Bye” performed by Jodee Deseret Peak Complex. Lindsey Hansen (left) keeps her family’s pigs cool while she talks to a friend at last years Tooele County Messina and many more. [email protected] Fair. Phil Vasser (right) will be the headline performer at this year’s Tooele County Fair concert.

the bill will open the door to Reform accepting depleted uranium continued from page A1 and higher than Class A low- level radioactive waste in You’re Invited ... the state. The bill passed the reform. Should a consensus be House 51-20 and the Senate reached, a special legislative 23-6. HB 220 became law on session may be called. March 18 without the gov- “This year, we are looking at ernor’s signature. The state to let us take care transferring potentially $200- constitution gives the governor $300 million from the educa- 10 days from the time a bill is of your wedding tion fund to our general fund transmitted to him to either because our general fund is sign or veto the bill. If he does print needs not growing at the same pace neither the bill becomes law as our population,” said Senate without his signature. Invitations President Stuart Adams, in a • House Bill 288 Critical press release from the Utah Infrastructure Materials. Save the Date Cards • Envelopes Senate. “It’s not a sustainable Utah State Capitol Building Passed and is waiting for practice. We’re committed action by the governor. HB 288 Foam Core Pictures, Any Size to making sure Utah is eco- the House 56-16 and cleared vests current legal noncon- to Display at the Ceremony nomically stable and fiscally the Senate Government forming and permitted sand, responsible.” Operations and Political gravel, and rock aggregate The Legislature passed 574 Subdivisions Committee 5-0. operations with certain protec- We make the process easy and enjoyable. Email bills during the general ses- Time ran out, however, and tions. It also allows county leg- or bring your pics in on a flash drive and our sion. Of those bills, 228 (40 HB 74 was never considered islative bodies to create critical designer will take care of the rest. All items are percent) of them, were passed by the full Senate. infrastructure material protec- conveniently printed here for fast turn around. in the last two days of the ses- • House Bill 220 tion zones, similar to existing sion. Radioactive Waste protection zones for agricul- 435.882.0050 • 58 N Main • Tooele The following are some Amendments. Passed and ture, industry, and mining. 2019 bills of interest to Tooele became law without gover- The bill passed the House County residents and their nor’s signature. HB 220 impos- 51-20 and the Senate 22-5. current status. es a tax on certain low-level However the House voted • House Bill 74 Open radioactive waste disposed of 32-39 at 8:04 p.m. on Meetings Amendments. Died. in the state. It also calls for Thursday to not accept a HB 74 was a proposed amend- the classification of low-level Senate amendment to HB 288. ment to the state’s Open and radioactive waste at the time it The House voted to recon- Public Meeting act that would is received at the disposal site sider HB 288 and accepted the have allowed entities subject and requires a site and waste Senate amendment at 10:03 to OPMA to hold a closed specific assessment before low- p.m. on Thursday. The House meeting to discuss a response level radioactive waste can be is preparing the bill for trans- BANNERS to a confidential draft of an accepted in the state. mittal to the governor. audit report. The bill passed Opponents of HB 220 claim [email protected] Yard Signs, Vehicle Magnets, Sant Window Stickers, and More! continued from page A1

working on the terms of an old contract, Winn said. The mayor made the decision at the end of January to not renew the contract. Winn said she’s not sure what the exact savings to the city will be, as Sant was paid from RDA funds and not the city’s general fund, and his hours would fluctuate month- to-month. “Even though it is RDA money, it’s still taxpayer money,” she said. FILE PHOTO The Transcript Bulletin Randy Sant talks about other distribution centers during the Tooele submitted a GRAMA request Distribution Center’s grand opening. Tuesday morning for any funds paid to Sant in the past three ing with it.” than 30 years. He has done eco- fiscal years by the city or its Winn said economic devel- nomic development work for RDA. opment work for the city will more than 100 cities in Utah, “... Randy is one of the very continue and she will rely on though he said Tooele City best but we pay for that also,” her staff to assist her while she has always been RS Contract Winn said. “And I’m not saying figures out the path ahead. Management Services’ biggest that he doesn’t deserve that, it’s Sant contracted with Tooele client, in a 2016 interview with High Quality • Full Color just that we need to tighten our City to provide economic devel- the Transcript Bulletin. belts and that’s where I’m head- opment consulting for more [email protected] Custom Design & 24 Hour MONEY SAVING Coupons Turnaround Available in Tuesday’s Paper Subscribe Today! 882-0050 TOOELETRANSCRIPT TOOELE Magazine BULLETIN TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN 58 North Main St. 435-882-0050 TOOELE A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY March 19, 2019 Sports

SPORTS WRAP Grantsville baseball vs. Payson Johnston, Hogan propel The Grantsville baseball team lost a 3-2 decision to Payson in eight innings on Friday in Grantsville. Chace Gipson went Buffaloes past Pirates 2-for-4 with two doubles and an RBI and Parker Thomas and Paige Rydalch. Lujan was Josh Staley each had a double Sophomores play THS SOFTBALL injured when her left arm for the Cowboys. Zach Capell was stepped on as she stole had two stolen bases and big role in Tooele’s gles. Attlyn Johnston struck second base and was replaced Thomas allowed two runs on out 12 in a five-hitter and Kate by Bryerly Avina, and Avina eight hits with six strikeouts and shutout victory Hogan hit a pair of solo home and Rydalch both scored on two walks in 6 1/3 innings. runs to lead Tooele to a 5-0 Jocelyn Jenkins’ double down Tooele boys soccer at DARREN VAUGHAN win in Magna over the Pirates, the right field line. Jenkins Bonneville SPORTS EDITOR giving the Buffs their fifth then scored on an RBI double The Tooele boys soccer team The Tooele softball team win in six games leading into to right-center field by Natalee lost its first Region 11 game of hadn’t been outside in more Tuesday’s Region 11 opener Bevan, giving the Buffaloes a the season Friday, losing 8-0 than a week thanks to rainy against Juan Diego. 3-0 advantage. to Bonneville in Washington and snowy weather, and the “It’s been a while, so we’ll After Johnston struck out Terrace. The Buffaloes (0-4, rust showed at times during give them that much,” Buffs the side in the bottom of the 0-1 Region 11) will play their Monday’s non-region road coach Marissa Lowry said. second, Hogan blasted a 1-0 first home game of the season game against Cyprus. “We’ve just got to continue to pitch from Cyprus pitcher Wednesday against Juan Diego. Fortunately for the make adjustments throughout Grace Jenkins over the left- Buffaloes, they had a pair of the game.” Stansbury baseball at Spring field fence for a leadoff home Kickoff FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO sophomores — one in the Tooele (5-1) got on the run to stretch the Buffs’ lead pitcher’s circle and the other board in the top of the sec- to 4-0. However, Tooele The Stansbury baseball team Tooele sophomore Kate Hogan hits the first of her two home runs during went 3-1 at the Spring Kickoff Monday’s non-region softball game against Cyprus at Cyprus High School at the plate — who helped ond inning after back-to-back SEE TOOELE PAGE A9 ® in southern Utah on Friday in Magna. Tooele won the game 5-0. them overcome those strug- walks by Amber Lujan and and Saturday. The Stallions (4-3) defeated Thunder Ridge (Idaho) 10-0, Pine View 8-6 and Bonneville (Idaho) 4-3 with a 12-5 loss to Cedar. Colton Sundloff hit a home Stallions surge past Soaring Eagle run, Conner Kincaid tripled and Peyton Thevenot doubled in the win over Thunder Ridge, with Gage Miller and Bailey Hunter combining on a five- inning three-hitter with one walk and eight strikeouts. Against Bonneville, Kaeden Kincaid and Cayden Clark each hit a double and Miller had two RBIs, while Jaydan Kelsch pitched six strong innings, allowing two earned runs on seven hits with two strikeouts. Stansbury opened Region 11 play Tuesday at home against Ogden. Tooele baseball at Spring Kickoff Tooele’s baseball season got off to a tough start at the Spring Kickoff in St. George, as the Buffaloes dropped four games in three days. The Buffs lost to Hurricane 6-5 in eight innings on Thursday, followed by a 5-2 loss to Sky View on Friday. Cedar beat Tooele 7-6 on Saturday morning with the Buffaloes losing 12-5 in eight innings to Pine View that afternoon. Dalton Harris went 7-for-14 in the four games with two doubles and two RBIs, while Jaxson Miner Stansbury senior Mitchell had a team-high five RBIs. Clay Holdstock (10) heads Freeman, Payton Shields, Brett toward the goal as Juan Porthan and Jake Hervat all Diego’s Keegan Gilbert (2) had solid starts on the mound gives chase during Friday’s for THS. The Buffs opened their Region 11 boys soccer game Region 11 schedule Tuesday at at Juan Diego Catholic High Ben Lomond. School in Draper. Holdstock scored a goal in Stansbury’s Stansbury softball at March 2-1 victory over the Soaring Warm-Up Classic Eagle, the Stallions’ second Stansbury’s softball team road region victory in as posted a 3-2 record at the many tries. March Warm-Up Classic in St. FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO George on Friday and Saturday, improving its overall record to 5-2. The Stallions lost their tour- nament opener 9-4 to Cedar on Holdstock, Jones score late to lift SHS past Juan Diego Friday before finishing the day DARREN VAUGHAN coming when Holdstock got his with an 18-11 win over Boulder SPORTS EDITOR SHS SOCCER head on a cross from Brandon City (Nev.) and a 17-8 triumph In the preseason coaches’ Bustillos in the 16th minute, over South Summit. Stansbury poll, the Stansbury boys soccer week. only to have it saved by Soaring lost 12-2 to Uintah on Saturday team was picked to finish sixth “It’s a dream start — but Eagle goalkeeper Matthew morning and finished the tourna- out of seven teams in Region 11 it’s a start,” Stansbury coach Osmundson. Antonio Ortega ment with a 12-2 win over San after missing out on the Class 4A Jacob Jones said. “We’ve got had a couple chances for Juan Juan. Maame Johnson had a state tournament a season ago. a long ways to go. You look at Diego, as did Seth Blasingim, double and a triple and two RBIs So far, the Stallions are prov- the schedule and you hope that but Stansbury goalkeeper Ethan against Boulder City, Payten ing everybody wrong, one road something like this can start Toland kept the game scoreless. Staley doubled and drove in game at a time. because we were so close last The Stallions finally broke three runs and Lacey Davies Two days after a 2-1 victory year. through in the 72nd minute, had two RBIs. Berkeley Bryant over Bonneville in the region “It’s just cannon fodder for us mere moments after a scramble went 2-for-2 with a grand slam opener, Stansbury did it again — they’re just preseason rank- in front of the Soaring Eagle net and seven RBIs and Johnson Friday evening in Draper, beat- ings,” he added. “It’s just us tak- nearly resulted in a Stansbury had a home run and three RBIs against South Summit, with ing Juan Diego 2-1 thanks to a ing a chip on our shoulder and goal. After a brief stoppage to Davies and Kaycee Thornock pair of late goals from Mitchell saying, ‘we’re better than they attend to Osmundson, who each driving in two runs. Kalee Holdstock and Izzy Jones. The think we are, and let’s go out was injured on the play, the FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Philips had two doubles and Stallions (4-3, 2-0 Region 11) and prove it.’” Stallions struck paydirt when Stansbury’s Creed Hansen (9) and Riley Winder (4) try to corral a loose ball three RBIs, Davies had a double now sit atop the region stand- Stansbury had multiple Gabe Golden found Holdstock in front of Juan Diego’s net during the second half of Monday’s game in and two RBIs and Tori Koerner ings, though weather caused chances to score early in the Draper. The Soaring Eagle prevented the Stallions from scoring on the play, homered for the Stallions multiple postponements last game, with the best opportunity SEE STALLIONS PAGE A9 ® but Stansbury scored a pair of goals in the final 10 minutes to win 2-1. against San Juan. Stansbury will open Region 11 play at home Wednesday against Bonneville. FROM THE SIDELINES Grantsville baseball vs. Kearns Grantsville’s baseball team dropped a close 5-4 contest to Kearns on Monday afternoon Expect the unexpected in high school sports in Grantsville to fall to 3-3 on the season. The Cowboys led n paper, it’s usually schools — particularly in areas of their region games on the region schedule. Nothing is 4-3 through four innings before pretty easy to predict without open enrollment — road, and SHS is a perfect 2-0 guaranteed yet, but Stansbury allowing a run in both the fifth what’s going to happen you can figure out the out- despite having not played its is suddenly looking like a bona and sixth innings. Taylor Wood O in any given high school sports come pretty easily, right? Darren Vaughan best soccer, according to coach fide state tournament team if was 2-for-3 with a double and season. Wrong. Exhibit A: this year’s SPORTS EDITOR Jacob Jones. And it isn’t like it can keep picking off wins. two RBIs and Isaac Riding had You know the top team from Stansbury boys soccer team. a triple and an RBI. Jackson the Stallions have been picking And the scary thing is that Sandberg hit a double and the previous season that has This was not supposed to be on weak competition, either Jones feels his team has more allowed four runs on six hits in 75 percent of last year’s start- the Stallions’ year — at least — those two wins are against to give. If the Stallions start 4 1/3 innings on the mound. ing lineup returning is going to not according to the coaches Ben Lomond and Ogden and a Bonneville, which was picked playing even better? This is a The Cowboys will play host to be good again. The team that in their own region. Yes, they developing Tooele squad. second in the preseason poll, team that has already beaten Granger in a non-region game struggled last year and lost a missed the state tournament But somebody forgot to and Juan Diego, which was two of the top teams in its own Wednesday. bunch of its top-end talent to last year. Yes, they lost a lot of tell Stansbury that it wasn’t picked third. region, along with a two-goal graduation will struggle again. talented players from last sea- supposed to contend for a Add in preseason favorite win over the second-ranked Notable HS boys soccer scores It’s a little tougher to predict son’s team. And, yes, Region postseason berth this year, Park City’s home loss to No. team in Region 10 (Mountain Thursday with the private schools since 11 still includes perennial let alone a region champion- 4 Ben Lomond last week, and View) and another victory Mountain Crest 2, Morgan 0 you never really know who powers Park City, Bonneville ship. Yet, here we are, two things start to get rather inter- over a solid Ridgeline squad. SEE WRAP PAGE A9 ® might pop up on one of their and Juan Diego along with games into the season with the esting even though we’re only rosters, but with the public up-and-coming programs like Stallions having played both one-sixth of the way into the SEE VAUGHAN PAGE A9 ® TUESDAY March 19, 2019 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A9

Stansbury’s Israel Jones (8) cel- ebrates with teammates Gabe Golden (3) and Brandon Bustillos after scoring a goal late in the second half of Friday’s Region 11 boys soccer game against Juan Diego at Juan Diego Catholic High School in Draper. FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/ TTB PHOTO

there.” Tooele left fielder Juan Diego sliced the lead in Taylor Valencia Stallions makes a diving continued from page A8 half on a bad-angle shot from catch to prevent the right wing that eluded a base hit during open in front with a perfect Toland in the 77th minute, Monday’s non- crossing pass to put SHS up but that’s all the Soaring Eagle region softball 1-0. The assistant referee on would get. It was the latest game against the Stallions’ sideline had his impressive victory this season Cyprus at Cyprus flag up for offside on the play, for Stansbury, which has also High School in but was overruled by the cen- beaten highly regarded teams Magna. Tooele won ter referee and the goal was from Ridgeline and Mountain the game 5-0 to improve its record allowed to stand. View and hung tough in close to 5-1 this season. Things got worse for the losses to Orem, Green Canyon Soaring Eagle (0-2, 0-1) when and Morgan. FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/ TTB PHOTO Ortega was shown a red card “It’s incredible,” Golden in the aftermath of Holdstock’s said. “We’ve just got to keep it that spot that she has and to goal, leaving Juan Diego with going.” Tooele score us runs, we’re proud of 10 players for the remainder of The schedule won’t get eas- continued from page A8 her and we couldn’t ask for the contest. A little more than ier for the Stallions, however. anything else.” a minute later, the Stallions Their next game is Tuesday on didn’t hit another ball out It looked like Tooele might added to their lead on another the road against Ben Lomond, of the infield over the next need that extra breathing picture-perfect feed from which was picked to fin- three-plus innings, meaning room after Bailey Touhuni Golden to Izzy Jones. ish fourth in Region 11 and Johnston had to buckle down led off the bottom of the sev- “We were making those already has a victory over pre- in the circle. enth with a double to left and backdoor runs and making season favorite Park City. “Attlyn is Attlyn, and she advanced to third on Madelyn sure we followed through to “It hasn’t been the pretti- goes out in the circle and Davis’ one-out single to center, the middle, hoping that we est soccer,” Jacob Jones said. owns it,” Lowry said. “Our hit- but Johnston struck out Brook would have someone there to “We haven’t played our best ters have been going out and Giles and McDaniel to bring get a shot off,” Golden said. yet. We’ve played nothing but scoring us runs, which is really the game to a close. “That was the main key. We good teams, and it’s helped, good for how young of a team The Buffs will now turn practice it all the time, so it’s but these last two games ... we we have.” their focus to the Region 11 kind of just instinct to play it need to pick it up. We need to Johnston only allowed two season and Tuesday’s game through the center and know play better than we have.” baserunners over the next against Juan Diego. Tooele that someone’s going to be [email protected] three innings, keeping the is favored to capture the Pirates (1-6) at bay. However, region title this season, with Cyprus appeared to have a Bonneville and Stansbury little momentum going after serving as the Buffs’ primary a leadoff bunt single by Shay competition. That said, Lowry early in the season is proof McDaniel, a fielder’s choice by would like to see her team Vaughan that this is no fluke. Grace Jenkins and a sacrifice continue to improve as the continued from page A10 Underestimate these bunt by Jaelin Holdaway gave FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO games become more impor- Stallions at your own peril. the Pirates runners on sec- Tooele sophomore pitcher Attlyn Johnston makes a throw to second base tant. They came within a goal of Darren Vaughan is a vet- ond and third with two outs. during Monday’s game against Cyprus. Johnston threw a complete-game “We’re very young, so Class 4A’s top-ranked team eran sports writer from Moab, five-hitter with 12 strikeouts. Despite the rally-in-the-mak- obviously we’re going to see in Orem and lost by a goal to Utah. His own prognostication ing, Johnston wasn’t rattled, things. She hit the first pitch the Buffs a little extra cushion. some things from our younger Class 3A No. 3 Morgan, with skills need work, so if anyone striking out Angel Montoya to of the seventh inning deep “It’s really fun to see her kids that we’re going to grow a tough 2-0 loss to Green has any pointers for his NCAA end the threat. over the fence in center field step into the box like she has,” on throughout the season,” Canyon in the opener. men’s basketball tourna- Then, it was Hogan’s turn for her second leadoff home Lowry said of Hogan. “For a Lowry said. The fact that Stansbury ment bracket, email him at to put an exclamation point on run of the afternoon, giving sophomore to step in and own [email protected] has a winning record against dvaughan@tooeletranscript. the schedule it has faced com.

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THC Autoshop presents continued from page A1 veteran with new students involved, according to school records. All incidents resulted in out of school suspensions. set of wheels So far in the 2018-19 school year, there have been 15 incidents of stu- dents using or possessing illegal sub- TIM GILLIE wheelchair should give Isom stances, with 17 students involved. All EDITOR more mileage than his old chair, of those students were also given out A Tooele veteran now has a according to Hall. of school suspension. reconditioned electric wheel- Isom said he uses his electric The number of incidents of students chair to drive to Walmart. wheelchair to get around, which possessing tobacco or e-cigarettes Vietnam veteran Robert includes occasional trips from was 71 in 2017-18, with 52 incidents Isom was surprised Saturday his house to Walmart, which is resulting in out of school suspensions, afternoon with a new electric about a four and a half mile trip. according to school records. So far wheelchair presented by Brian With help of generous donors, there have been 60 incidents this year, Hall, owner of Autotech, an Hall and Autotech have either with 43 incidents resulting in out of automotive shop located in the reconditioned and donated or school suspension. Peterson/Ninigret Depot on repaired chairs of current own- According to the Student Health and Saturday. ers for 12 Tooele County resi- Risk Prevention, or SHARP survey, 20 “I was driving along and hit dents, Hall said. percent of students reported ever using a snowbank and my wheelchair This chair was donated by e-cigarettes or vapes in their lifetime in stopped moving,” Isom said. “So a widow. Her husband passed 2017, up slightly from 19.5 percent in I called Brian and said I needed away before he got a chance to 2015. The 2017 SHARP found 8.7 per- home to look at my chair.” use the chair, according to Hall. cent of students had used e-cigarettes Hall teamed up with Hall’s “She liked the idea of donat- or vape devices in the past 30 days, a neighbors for a surprise. When ing the chair to a veteran,” Hall decrease from the 10 percent figure in the neighbors brought Isom to said. the 2015 survey. Autotech on Saturday afternoon Along with reconditioning the Denson said a major concern about to drop his chair off for repair, wheelchair, Hall said Autotech the use of THC cartridges in vaping Hall surprised Isom with a newly will provide ongoing mainte- devices is the substance’s concentra- reconditioned wheelchair. nance to keep Isom mobile. tion. “I totally didn’t see this com- “It’s always great to be able Hansen said dispensaries in Nevada ing,” Isom said. “The new chair to help somebody, especially a and Colorado offer THC cartridges is great.” veteran,” Hall said. with concentrations above 80 percent, The battery pack on the new [email protected] while normal marijuana buds have a THC concentration between 18-25 percent. “The THC content in these … THC cartridges is much, much higher,” Hansen said. School resource officers came and spoke with the county school district’s principals recently to provide examples of vaping devices and what to look FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTOS for, Denson said. The vape devices Sgt Jeremy Hansen (top) holds a THC vape pen. The device can deliver much stronger doses can be very small and look like com- of THC. Vape pens and devices (above) confiscated at Tooele County schools. A close up of a mon devices like screwdrivers or USB THC cartridge in a vape pen (below). drives. “You can hide it more, but it’s just are using and who they’re speaking to, very accessible,” Denson said. according to Denson. Hansen said some devices have car- “It’s a great reminder for our par- toon characters on them, which can ents to be cognizant of their student’s market them to the younger genera- internet use and their phone use,” she tion. They also come in a variety of said. “... We’re hoping that they kind scents and flavors, he said. of step in and facilitate that portion “The vape pens, because they’re of it because we can’t take someone’s electronic, you won’t get that burning phone and look at that.” marijuana smell,” Hansen said. “It’s After two students experienced not as obvious. You’re not going to medical issues related to marijuana smell it on your kid’s clothes.” and THC use in school, Hansen and Hansen said social media is playing Denson said it is a reminder there can a role in drug possession and use at be adverse reactions to using the ille- school, through popular platforms like gal drugs. Snapchat and Instagram. “We’d just really like to make people “Everybody thinks of drug deals as aware of the situation and help pre- these back alley sales and that’s not vent it from continuing,” Denson said. what it is,” Hansen said. “They’re using “It has to be a community effort,” social media to get it into the schools Hansen said. “The parents have to be following the incidents earlier this to make sales on campus, off campus. involved, the school has to be involved, month, according to Denson. The So social media has kind of changed law enforcement has to be involved event for parents, students and educa- the way of how they disperse their with our outreach and prevention.” tors will be held April 4 at 6:30 p.m. product.” The school district’s Parents as in the Community Learning Center at Parents can help by paying atten- Partners topic for April has been 211 S. Tooele Blvd. in Tooele. TIM GILLIE/TTB PHOTOS tion to what platforms their students changed to “Vaping and E-Cigarettes” [email protected] Robert Isom in his new wheelchair with Brian Hall. 2019

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Christian Rubio (left) is crowned as Duke at the Mr. & Miss Super Amazing Pageant. Maddie Beacham (middle) is crowed as Duchess by Sadee Simmons. Andrew Perkins (right) is congratulated by Ryan Higgins at the pageant. Mr. & Miss Super Amazing 2019

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wenty-two young women and men participated the Ninth Annual Tooele THigh School Mr. and Miss Super Amazing Pageant in the school’s auditorium on March 8. Brock Lawrence and Ellie Jensen were crowned with the title Mr. and Miss Amazing. The competition included a variety of categories including famous/formal wear, talent showcase, and onstage questions. The pageant is designed for students with disabilities, ages 14-24. A silent auction was also conducted during the show. All proceeds from the pageant and auction support THS special education programs.

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Brock Lawrence and Ellie Jensen (above) give each other a high-five after winning the titles of Mr. & Miss Super Amazing at the pageant. Lisa Stuart (right) is crowned by Hannah Tolbert and assisted by Marin Legge.

Kaytlin Phillips (far left) and Craig Draper (middle) is crowned by Sadee Simmons. Cameron Sutherland (above) accepts his crown with assistance from Kami Castagno.

Audrey Shaffer (left) is crowned by Hannah Tolbert and assisted by Marin Legge. Waiverley Kingston (above) flashes a big smile as she is escorted by Jackson Guymon in the formal wear portion of the pageant. She was crowned as princess. B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY March 19, 2019

5. GENERAL LANGUAGE: What is the NATO phonet- ic word for the letter “I”? 6. SCIENCE: What is the by Fifi Rodriguez only type of rock that is less dense than water? 1. ENTERTAINERS: Which 7. ANIMAL KINGDOM: pop music singer was born What is a group of jellyfish with the name Georgios called? Kyriacos Panayiotou? 8. MOVIES: Who voiced 2. HISTORY: Who was the the character of “The Iron first woman to hold fed- Giant”? eral office in the United 9. LANGUAGE: What are the States? Carabinieri in Italy? 3. MEDICAL: What is a more 10. U.S. GOVERNMENT: Moments common name for “myo- How many states are cardial infarction”? required to ratify an 4. MUSIC: Which singer amendment to the U.S. in Time had a 2010 hit single with Constitution? “Rolling in the Deep”? The History Channel ➤ On April 7, 1776, Navy Capt. John Barry, com- mander of the American Mega Maze warship Lexington, makes the first American naval capture of a British vessel when he takes command of the warship HMS Edward off the coast of Virginia. The capture turned Barry into a national hero. ➤ On April 1, 1877, prospector Edward Schieffelin begins his search for silver in southern Arizona. Later that year, Schieffelin ALL PUZZLE ANSWERS BELOW discovered one of the richest silver veins in the West. He named it the Tombstone Lode. ➤ On April 6, 1896, the Olympic Games, a long- lost tradition of ancient t’s important to keep the Fokker D-VII “U.10.” The Greece, are reborn in up with what is chang- print states it’s the second Athens. King Georgios I Iing in the world of art in a series of relics from of Greece and a crowd and collecting. Fool-the-eye the National Air and Space of 60,000 spectators (trompe-l’oeil) is a popular Museum. welcomed athletes from theme in a new type of art. A: You have a limited- 13 nations. Today, copies of machines, edition print that is part of pieces of buildings, a huge the National Air and Space ➤ On April 4, 1968, hanging light bulb or an Museum’s Aviation Relic Martin Luther King Jr. is enlarged comic strip or Series. Each print contains shot to death at a hotel stamp pad are displayed a 2-inch square of fabric in Memphis, Tennessee. as outdoor statues or large from a historical aircraft in A single shot fired indoor sculptures. the museum’s collection. from a nearby motel by Recently, a wood carving The fabric was removed and James Earl Ray struck by Japanese artist Fumio replaced when the airplanes King in the neck. The Yoshimura (1926-2002) were being restored in the death of America’s lead- was offered by Auction 1970s and early 1980s. The ing civil-rights advocate Team Breker, a German gal- Fokker D-VII was a German sparked a wave of riot- lery, in an online auction plane flown during World ing around the country. Friend’s dog is obese that reached the United War I. The pilot, Heinz von States and most other large Beaulieu-Marconnay, landed ➤ On April 2, 1972, silent burn off some of those calo- preach. Don’t go overboard countries. It looks like a the plane on an American film actor and filmmak- ries, but she needs a change with advice. Make the discus- small Singer treadle sewing airstrip in France on Nov. er Charlie Chaplin pre- of diet. Should I tell my friend sion part of a casual conversa- machine made in the early 9, 1918, two days before pares for his first voyage this? — Sara J., via email tion, like, “Hey, Gladys really 1900s. The carved machine the armistice was signed. to the United States DEAR SARA: Kudos to you loved going on walks with has a Singer plaque, bobbins, Von Beaulieu-Marconnay since 1952, when he for keeping Gladys’ diet and me. I’d love to take her out fretwork, treadle, drive-belt was in the cavalry before he was denied a re-entry schedule on point during your more often, or we can all go and wheel on a base with became a pilot. The 3-feet- visa amid questions friend’s trip. It was important together.” drawer fronts, all made of high “U-10” painted on the about his leftist poli- to keep her life as normal as Then, listen to your friend. linden wood. It is made as side of the plane stands for tics. Chaplin returned possible, as it can be stressful She’s probably very aware of a sculpture to place in a “Tenth Uhlans,” his former to accept an honorary when an owner is away. Gladys’ weight, and there may prominent spot in the house. cavalry unit. The museum Academy Award. DEAR PAW’S CORNER: Talking about a dog’s weight be reasons for her diet that The artist has made other gift shop might be able to I was glad to dog-sit for my can be a touchy a subject. you don’t know about, such utilitarian items like type- tell you when this print was ➤ On April 3, 1996, at friend and next-door neighbor Some owners might react poor- as an underlying issue like a writers, motorbikes and vari- issued and what it originally his cabin in Montana, when she went on a two-week ly, thinking that you’re telling low-functioning thyroid. Once ous mechanical objects that cost. Another print from this Theodore John trip, and I followed her instruc- them what to do. However, you spark a conversation, offer were created full-size. He series sold at auction recent- Kaczynski is arrested tions for feeding and walking she’s also your friend. She to help where you can, or just never depicted people. 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I have a framed © 2019 King Features Synd., Inc. people and injured 23. taking care of her so she could The important thing is, don’t © 2019 King Features Synd., Inc. piece of original fabric from “Unabomber” was an acronym for university, airline and bomber. ET, right before “Ellen.” She Break”). to pick up the fourth season to Any news? — Jane M. ➤ On April 5, 2000, Lee recently told Ellen DeGeneres Keep an eye out, though, air after the beginning of the A: You’re not alone. Fans Petty, an early star of that she won’t be singing her for future projects by “Colony” year, but it’s March now and have been getting impatient NASCAR, dies at the own songs but will cover other co-creators Ryan Condal and still no Lucifer. We even joined about the release date of the age of 86 in North artists instead. She also admit- Carlton Cuse. Condal is writ- Netflix to be able to watch it. new season ever since “Lucifer” Carolina. 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However, the prematurely discontinued Condal also has writ- every episode will count.” she recently confirmed that “Space: Above and Beyond.” ten screenplays for Aimee Garcia, who plays she will, in fact, have her own Will “Colony” return for a remakes of the films Ella Lopez, recently posted daytime talk show on NBC. fourth season? — J.J.C. “Logan’s Run” and on Instagram a photo of the Subscribe Today Clarkson said the one-hour A: Sadly, after three seasons “Highlander.” As for cast at a recent gathering, 882-0050 format will include interview- on the USA Network, “Colony” Cuse, he’s the show- and wrote that it was for a ing celebrity guests as well as was canceled last July. Viewers runner of the upcom- “top secret @lucifernetflix For All the Big Events in Life remarkable everyday citizens, seem to agree that the show ing horror/fantasy mission.” Let Everyone Know! and that each program will should have been extended series “Locke & Key” on start with a musical perfor- at least a few more episodes Netflix. Send me your questions at Place a Notice in the mance. to wrap it up with a satisfying • • • NewCelebrityExtra@gmail. “The Kelly Clarkson Show” conclusion. “Colony” starred Q: I’m wondering com! Transcript Bulletin! will premiere Monday, Sept. Josh Holloway (“Lost”) and where “Lucifer” is? Kelly Clarkson Weddings • Birthdays 9, and air weekdays at 2 p.m. Sarah Wayne Callies (“Prison Netflix was supposed © 2019 King Features Synd. Graduations • Military Missionaries ANSWERS Anniversaries Trivia Test Answers Honors & Awards 1. George Michael 7. A swarm, a bloom or 435-882-0050 2. Jeannette Rankin, a smack elected in 1916 as a 8. Vin Diesel 58 N. Main, Tooele U.S. representative 9. Military police with 8:30 to 5:30 Mon-Fri (closed Sat & Sun) from Montana civilian duties 3. Heart attack 10. Three-fourths, or TOOELETRANSCRIPT 4. Adele 38 of 50 states BULLETIN 5. India 6. Pumice © 2019 King Features Synd., Inc. TUESDAY March 19, 2019 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B3 MONDAY’S WARM COCOA Horses have super powers when it comes to reading people he man looked great. had no idea as to the extent person is felt. They can read minutes she had the therapy young, and they teach their He was standing there, of their true natural abilities. human energy and they know horse’s head resting on her foals how to be successful doing his best cowboy Now I know just how little I exactly who a person is on shoulder. It snuggled right up adults, so they can live suc- T Lynn Butterfi eld impression, right down to his still know about these amaz- the inside. They rely on this to her neck to offer comfort cessfully in the herd. GUEST COLUMNIST newly purchased boots. To ing creatures. instinct for the protection of and support. Horses know Such good horse sense those judging him from the Horse therapy is now used themselves and their herd. that physically showing love helped the miniature horse outside, he looked like the globally to assist human indi- They teach us that what’s and comfort can lift those know that the man with the real deal. At least until the session brought the desired viduals and families through most important about others who are hurting the most. new cowboy boots was a miniature horse in the corral therapeutic result: The difficult emotional and social is internal. Horses live within the problem. In turn it helped the with the man, his wife and daughter in the family finally issues. It has made me think Horses stay away from social rules of their herd. They family to begin a healing pro- daughter walked up. opened up to reveal that she really long and hard about the those who, they sense, are not watch each other’s foals and cess. Living with horse sense The horse headed straight was being abused by her common term, “Horse Sense.” good on the inside. In fact, correct the behavior of those will allow you and me to give for the man until his nose was father. The horse had been Perhaps every one of us could they will become immediately that break what’s good for the space to all sizes, age and at the human’s leg. Then the right all along. benefit from having and using agitated, turn their backs, whole herd. They know hav- temperaments of people. After horse turned smartly, lifted Horses have what some our own common sense and, buck and run away. They ing a strong, cohesive society all, people must have food his tail and dropped a load would call super powers when when were lacking in that know that the traits of those that protects their young, and homes, in which to live, of dung right on top of those it comes to reading emotions area, we could look to the they associate with rub off middle-aged and aged mem- so we can teach our children new boots. That brought the and people. I knew a little “horse-source” for more. onto them. bers is essential to their sur- how to be successful adults, family’s first horse therapy about this by growing up with Horses use more than their Horses know who to rub vival and health. They know and live successfully in our session to an abrupt end. horses in my family. I was told eyes to judge character. The with. A young girl who was how to give space to all sizes, growing herd. Lest you think this was a that our “horses could sense way a person’s apparel and grieving the loss of her parent age and temperaments of coincidence, the same occur- my fear.” The way I felt would the style in which they dress walked into a horse therapy horses. They know that they Lynn Butterfield lives in Erda rence happened during the impact my ride as well as my are meaningless to a horse. A corral not knowing what to must have food and range and is a managing broker for a next two sessions. The third relationship with them. But I horse’s first impression of a expect. In a couple of quick- (homes) for their growing real estate company.

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Long-term exercise programs efits were seen when people marijuana. The FDA approved and sun exposure, and a long But coffee has also been linked dying from cardiovascular dis- linked to reduced fall risk exercised three times per week, cannabidiol (Epidiolex) in list of foods (everything from to many other health benefits, ease or neurological diseases. You probably know that 50 minutes per session, in pro- June 2018 for the treatment of spicy foods to yogurt) have including lower blood pressure, exercise can help you main- grams that included several seizures associated with rare been thought to trigger rosacea a slower rate of weight gain Copyright © 2017 by tain your balance and prevent components, such as balance forms of epilepsy. The medica- or make it worse. But a study with age, and reduced risks for Harvard University. All rights falls, which are among the exercises, strength training for tion is made from a component published online Oct. 17, 2018, developing type 2 diabetes or reserved. top causes of injury and death the lower limbs, and aerobic of marijuana that does not by JAMA Dermatology not only among older adults. But if exercise (the kind that gets cause intoxication or euphoria. pokes a hole in the idea that you’re worried that being your heart and lungs pumping, And finally, baloxavir marboxil caffeine is to blame, it also sug- active will wind up increas- like brisk walking). (Xofluza), the first new anti- gests that one major caffeine BIRTHDAY ing your risk of getting hurt, a viral in 20 years to help fight source -- coffee -- might even large study may put your fears Medications we’re watching the flu, received FDA clearance reduce the risk of rosacea. 80th Birthday to rest. The research, published Three newly approved medi- in October 2018. The drug is Researchers analyzed health online Dec. 28, 2018, by JAMA cations are garnering national a one-dose pill that may help and diet survey responses Nellie Mae Eyre Internal Medicine, analyzed attention. The first is an oral shorten the duration of the flu gathered every four years from 40 randomized trials that form of a powerful opioid pain- if it’s taken within 48 hours nearly 83,000 women (most Wheeler included about 22,000 older killer that’s been available by of the start of symptoms. One of whom were white) from Happy Birthday to our beau- adults. People who exercised injection since 1984. Dsuvia caution: the new antiviral has 1991 to 2005. It turns out that tiful mother and grandmother. for one year or more had a 12% is the sublingual (under the not yet been tested in older women who drank four or Nellie turns 80 years young relative reduction in falls and a tongue) version of sufentanil, adults, so talk to your doctor if more cups of caffeinated coffee on March 20, 2019. Her fam- 26% relative reduction in falls and it was approved by the FDA the drug is prescribed and you per day were 23% less likely to ily is having an open house in with injury, compared with in November 2018. Dsuvia is have concerns. report a diagnosis of rosacea her honor on Saturday, March people who didn’t exercise. 1,000 times more potent than during the study period, com- 23 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Also: exercising long-term was morphine. The FDA says it may Coffee tied to decreased rosa- pared with women who drank Stockton Church. Family and not associated with an increase be helpful for use on the battle- cea risk less than one cup per month. friends are invited to join us in the rate of hospitalization field or in hospitals. Critics For some people, it’s tough Increased caffeine intake from in celebrating this monumen- or death (though it wasn’t worry the drug will wind up to prevent flare-ups of rosacea, tea, soda, and chocolate had tal birthday. No gifts please! linked to a reduction, either). on the streets, furthering the the reddened and sometimes no impact on the likelihood of Please come and wish her a Researchers didn’t determine country’s opioid crisis. Another bumpy skin that shows up on developing rosacea. The study Happy Birthday. She is very which kind of exercise was medication of note is the first the cheeks, nose, and other was only observational and excited to visit with her family best. However, the most ben- prescription drug made from areas of the face. Caffeine, heat can’t prove cause and effect. and friends.

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Mobile Vet Center St. Marguerite Catholic School ID/UT Moose Association Local author seeks photos Chapter 20 Tooele To better serve veterans located in Tooele Students of all faiths are welcome from Conference A local author and historian is seeking The “Jordan M. Byrd” Tooele County Tooele City Cemetery Decoration County, the Mobile Vet Center (MVC) will preschool through 8th grade at Tooele The ID/UT Moose Association Mid-Year original photographs of Saltair, Black Chapter for the Disabled American visit Tooele every Wednesday from 10 County’s only faith-based school. Rock, Garfield Beach and/or Lake Point, Veterans holds monthly general member- Clean-up Conference will be held in the Twin Falls a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the eastern side of the Featuring all-day Kindergarten, all-day Lodge from Thursday, March 28 through as well as any similar turn-of-the-century ship meetings at the Pioneer Museum, A complete clean-up of the Tooele City WalMart parking lot, 99 W. 1280 North, preschool, junior high grades 6-8, small Sunday, March 31. Please plan on attend- attractions and resorts for an upcoming 47 E. Vine Street in Tooele, every third Cemetery grounds is scheduled during Tooele. The MVC provides free, confiden- class sizes, and an enhanced STEM cur- ing and supporting our Association. book project. Those who wish to con- Thursday of the month at 8 p.m. Those the last full week of March: Monday, tial counseling for theater veterans of all riculum. Give us a call at 435-882-0081 or tribute information or photographs of who wish to attend the leadership meet- March 25 to Sunday, March 31. All decora- conflicts. For further information contact visit www.stmargschool.org. Entertainment these parks should contact Emma Penrod ing at 7 p.m. are welcome to listen to the tions in the cemetery will be discarded, Dave Brown at 801-255-1499, call our 24/7 There will be a Jam Session held on at [email protected]. Contributions appointed members’ meeting. All Tooele including items within the concrete national call center 1-877-WARVETS or Saturday, Apr. 13 starting at 2 p.m. will be printed with credit in a yet-to-be County veterans are invited to attend. border and lawnmower strip. Flowers in visit vetcenter.va.gov Education WOTM Navajo Taco Fundraiser released pictorial history book. There is Disabled American Veterans (DAV) will vases will be allowed to remain, but all The WOTM High Degree will host a Navajo no such thing as too many photographs hold its monthly executive and general other decorations will be discarded. At the Donate to library Online courses Taco fundraiser on Thursday, Apr. 11 start- as the author needs a minimum of 160 meetings on the third Thursday of every discretion of the cemetery staff, flowers Please remember the “Friends of the Online courses in Network+ and Security+ ing at 5 p.m. Please come and support this photographs, and any help is greatly month at the Pioneer Museum (rear and decorations that have become worn Tooele City Library” while doing home IT are designed for the IT professional great effort! appreciated. entrance). The executive meeting will or show weather damage will be removed cleaning and donate your used books to who seeks to upgrade his or her skills and be at 7 p.m. and the general meeting and discarded. Beginning Apr. 1, 2019, the bookstore in the library. Money from knowledge of networking and security. Kids Easter Party Tooele Valley Free Masons will be at 8 p.m. The DAV is looking for decorations may be put on graves and book sales is used to support programs Courses prepare Security+ exams. Call Saturday, Apr. 13 will be our Kids Easter Tooele Valley Free Masons meet the volunteer drivers — no DAV membership the summer decoration policy will begin. within the library. The library is located at Tooele Technical College at 435-248-1800 Party, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Bring your second Friday of each month for din- is required. Will need a VA physical. No In you have any questions please refer to 128 W. Vine St. For more information, call for more information or to enroll. kids, grandkids, and great-grandkids to ner and socializing. If you are interested monthly meetings are held in December. the Cemetery Decoration Policy on the 435-882-2182 or go online to tooelecity. see the Easter Bunny, hunt for Easter eggs, or have questions, please join us at the Call commander James Yale at 435-849- Tooele City website (tooelecity.org) or call org. Thank you for your support. Get enrolled play games, make crafts, and win lots of Lodge, located at the corner of Settlement Enroll in training at Tooele Technical 0521 or senior vice commander Dustee the Cemetery Office at 435-882-4241 from prizes. For members and their guests only. Canyon Road and state Route 36, or call at Thomas at 435-830-8487. Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Books for the Whole Family College. Sharpen your current skills or 435-277-0087. Donated children’s books and paperbacks train for a new career. Most programs Men and Women Officers Health Department and Aging have open enrollment and you can enroll Dementia Dialogues are for sale for 25 cents, and hard-covers Installation Tooele Valley Family History Services hours The Tooele County Health Department are being sold for $1 from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. anytime of the year. Get a commercial The Installation of the 2019-2020 Men and Center The Tooele County Health Department will host their third session of Dementia on Fridays, 5-8 p.m. on Mondays and 11 driver’s license in as little as 4 weeks and Women Officers will be held on Friday, Research your ancestors free with trained and Aging Services’ new hours of opera- Dialogues titled “Preparing the a.m. to 2 p.m. on Tuesdays at the Tooele get on-the-road to a lucrative career. Apr. 26, with the men at 5 p.m. and the FamilySearch volunteers at the Tooele tion are Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m. to 6 Environment: Safety, ADLs and QOL” on City Library. All proceeds go back to the Tooele Tech also offers CPR classes to its women at 6 p.m. All members are invited Valley Family History Center, 751 N. 520 p.m., and Friday from 8 a.m. to noon. Thursday, March 21 from 4 to 6 p.m. at library for projects and programs. students and the public on the second to attend. East, Tooele. Phone 435-882-1396. Hours Check out our calendar on our main page the Tooele County Health Department, Monday of every month. Become CPR cer- of operation: Tuesday through Friday, for holiday hours and closures. For more Room S180 at 151 North Main St., Tooele. Bingo is back tified at Tooele Tech. For more informa- Blood Drive 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday St. Marguerite Catholic Church has started information call 435-277-2301. The fourth topic in the series titled “It’s tion, call 435-248-1800 or visit tooeletech. The Lodge will host a Blood Drive on evenings 7-9 p.m. Wednesday evenings its bingo games again on Fridays starting Nothing Personal: Addressing Challenging edu. Monday, Apr. 29 from 2 to 7 p.m. Please by appointment only. Special classes Parkinson’s disease Support at 6:45 p.m. Come and have a good time. Behavior” will also be completed. Please come out and donate to help those in offered regularly. Call the center for more Food is available. Call 435-882-3860 with Train to work Group call 435-277-2440 to preregister. need. information. questions. Tooele Technical College’s new Software A diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease can be Tooele County Wildlife Development program and Nail overwhelming for the newly diagnosed. Tooele Family Al-Anon Tooele has a support group for persons Federation Banquet Technician program have immediate Eagles Al-Anon meetings are held Wednesdays with Parkinson’s disease and their caregiv- The Tooele County Wildlife Federation Grantsville openings. Train to work in the computer at 11 a.m. in the Tooele Pioneer Museum’s Sunday Breakfasts ers. You can learn how others are coping will hold their yearly banquet on Saturday, software industry or own your own busi- basement at the back of the building. For Old Grantsville Church Concert Breakfasts will be served every Sunday with PD and how to live well. We meet the March 23 at the Utah Fire Museum in ness as a licensed nail technician. Visit questions or more information, please The Old Grantsville Church is hosting morning this month from 9 to 11 a.m. third Friday of each month from 1-2 p.m. the Deseret Peak Complex, 2930 UT-112, tooeletech.edu for more information. call Allene at 435-830-0465 or Elizabeth at another free concert on Saturday, March Order from the menu or have the special at Tooele Technology College, 88 S. Tooele Grantsville. Doors open at 6 p.m. All those 435-884-0825 or 435-241-9200. 23 at 297 W. Clark St., Grantsville. “Hayley Adult Education for $5. Adults pay $7 from the menu and Blvd., Tooele. For information, call Hal at interested in conservation are encouraged Kirkland & Company B” will be perform- Get your high school diploma this year at children 11 years and under are $3.50. Bad 435-840-3683. to attend. For more information call Rick Tooele Al-Anon Choices 4U ing songs from Adele, Dolly Parton, The the Tooele Community Learning Center. Beer is available. Public invited. at 435-830-9290. This group meets Sundays at 5 p.m. at the Tooele Naranon “Circle of Hope Dixie Chicks, Ella Fitzgerald, and the All classes required for a high school Mountain Faith Lutheran Church, 560 S. to Recovery” Emergency Preparedness Andrew Sisters, backed up by the four diploma, adult basic education, GED prep- Elks Main St., Tooele. For more information, Seminar best jazz musicians in Utah! The concert aration and English as a second language contact Gesele at 435-224-4015 or Jo-Ann Tooele Naranon meets Thursdays at 6:30 begins at 7:30 p.m. and is open to all ages. are available. Register now to graduate p.m. at 134 W. 1180 North, Ste. 4 in Tooele The Knights of Columbus will be holding at 435-849-4180. Reserve your seats ahead of time by call- — just $50 per semester. Located at 211 Meetings (Bonneville Mental Health). Open to all an Emergency Preparedness Seminar ing or texting 435-241-8131. Thank you Tooele Blvd. Call 435-833-8750. Adult edu- Lodge meetings are held the second and those affected by someone else’s addic- in conjunction with Tooele County on Alcoholics Anonymous to Excellence in the Community and the cation classes are for students 18 and over. fourth Tuesday of every month. House tion. As a 12-step program, we offer help Tuesday, March 26. Come and stop by Meetings are held daily at noon and 8 Grantsville Performing Arts Council for committee meetings are held every third by sharing our experience, strength and the social hall at St. Marguerite’s Catholic p.m. at the Oasis Alano Club, 1120 W. making this concert possible. ESOL Tuesday of the month. All members are hope. For more information, please con- Church from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. to learn Utah Ave. For more information, contact ESOL conversational classes are held welcome and encouraged to attend. tact Terri at 435-313-4851. about 72-hour kits and other basic emer- Lance at 435-496-3691 or Wendy at 801- Share the past Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Tooele 694-2624. gency preparedness tips. Admission Share the past, submit a history, obitu- Community Learning Center. ESOL stu- Snacks Military Items Wanted is free and open to the public, with no ary, or a picture of a deceased relative. dents may also come anytime the center is Hungry? Need a snack? Available in the Alcoholics Anonymous When you no longer want your military preregistration required. St. Marguerite’s The Family History Center in Grantsville open for individualized study. Registration social quarters, during business hours: Alcoholics Anonymous meetings are also items, do not take them to Deseret Catholic Church is located at 15 South 7th is assembling a record of Grantsville is $50 per semester. Located at 211 Tooele Nachos $2.50, hot dogs $2, burgers $3.75 held every Tuesday and Thursday at 7 Industries or a thrift store. Bring them St., Tooele. For more information contact residents. Your submission may be made Blvd. Call 435-833-8750 for more informa- ($4 with cheese), chicken sandwich $3.75 p.m., at St. Barnabus Church, 1784 Aaron — hats, helmets, dress uniforms, boots, Doug at 435-840-1233. by emailing to [email protected] or by tion. ($4 with cheese) and personal pizzas $3. Dr., Tooele. shoes, pants, jackets, backpacks, belts, Tooele County Fair Open coming into the center at 115 E. Cherry St., canteens, pouches, old photos, etc. — or by mail to PO Box 744, Grantsville, Utah Early Head Start Historical Society Young People in Recovery to 775 S. Coleman Street. They will be Community Meeting 84074. Come in and receive help from our Do you have a child under age 3? Are you Young People in Recovery (YPR) hold displayed with honor and respect. Call The Tooele County Fair Board is looking trained consultants. For more information, currently pregnant? VANTAGE Early Head all recovery meetings on Thursdays at 6 Matthew or Tina at 435-882-8688. for new ideas and individuals who would Start is a free program for eligible families Historical books p.m. in the Grantsville City Library, and call 435-884-5018 or 435-224-5010. Tooele County Historical Society’s books like to participate in our county’s tradi- that offers quality early education for also on the first and third Friday of the Children’s Choir Auditions are available to purchase at meetings. The tional event. We will be holding an open Senior Center infants and toddlers in the home; parent month at 5:30 p.m. in the Remington Park Rising Voices Children’s Choir is an audi- History of Tooele County Volume II is $35, public meeting on Wednesday, March The senior center is for the enjoyment of education; comprehensive health services Apartments’ Clubhouse, 495 W. Utah Ave., tioned children’s choir for children 7-14 The Mining, Smelting, and Railroading in 27 at 7 p.m. at the Tooele County Health all seniors age 55 and older. For informa- to women before, during and after preg- Tooele. Questions contact Adam at 480- years of age. The talented Katelynd Blake, Tooele is $25, and we also have eight note Department, 151 N. Main St., Tooele. For tion, call 435-884-3446. Activities include nancy; nutrition education and family 695-6611, Audrey 435-255-9518 or Heidi at owner and director of Blake Music Studios, cards depicting four different pioneer more information call Ron Baum at 435- Bunco, exercise programs, bingo, ceram- support services. Call 435-841-1380 or 435-255-9905. directs the choir. Blake has a degree in buildings for $4. These make great gifts 830-7601 or Hollie Baum at 435-830-7601. ics, pinochle, movies and wood- carving, 801-268-0056 ext. 211 to apply or for free vocal performance and has taught at the for family and friends. Please call Alice Please come and join, we are excited to etc. Meals-on-Wheels is available for the additional information. Family support group collegiate level. If your child loves to sing Dale at 435-882-1612 if you would like to hear from you! homebound. Lunch served weekdays. For Get your loved one sober. The USARA and you are looking for an exceptional purchase these books. age 60 and above, suggested donation Free developmental evaluation Craft family support group is held musical experience for them, this is it. For Tooele Master Gardeners is $3. For those under age 60, cost is $5. DDI VANTAGE Early Intervention offers Mondays at 6 p.m. in the large reading more information and to register for an a variety of services to families with Seeking Historical Items room at the Tooele City Library. Group Irrigation Class Transportation is available to the store or The Tooele County Historical Society audition, please visit blakemusicstudios. infants and toddlers from birth to age 3. books and materials provided. Craft is a The Tooele Master Gardeners will host a doctor visits for residents in the Tooele would like members of the community com or call 435-277-0755. Individualized services are available to free program for family members who free Irrigation Methods Class, led by USU and Grantsville areas. For transportation who have any family or personal histories, enhance development in communication, have a loved one with a substance use Rocky Mountain Hospice Extension Horticulture Specialist Mike information, call 435-843-4102. photographs, books, brochures, DVDs, motor development, cognition, social/ disorder. For more information, call Heidi Want to have more meaning in your life. Caron, on Wednesday, March 27 from 7 VHS tapes or newspaper articles that you Daughters of Utah Pioneers emotional development, self-help skills Warr at 435-255-9905. Do you want to do something that is to 8 p.m. Mike is entertaining and infor- would like to donate to our organization The DUP is seeking any family histories, and health concerns. Contact us for a free satisfying and of great service to your mative, and will teach you about what is to please call us. We are also looking for photographs, books, stories or vintage developmental evaluation at 435-833- Alzheimer’s Caregiver Group community? Then become a Rocky available to make the best use of water books, newspaper articles, photos, bro- artifacts (before 1900) to display at the 0725. Join us the 2nd Monday of each month Mountain Hospice volunteer. No experi- for your garden and yard. The class will be chures or any history that pertains to the DUP Grantsville Museum, located at 378 from 2-3 p.m. at Mountain West Medical ence required. All training, background held at the USU Extension Building, 151 N. Tooele County area. If you would like to W. Clark St. (in the basement of the J. Center in Tooele. The Tooele County check and TB tests provided by Rocky Main St., Tooele. For more information call donate them to our organization, or if you Reuben Clark Farmhouse across from the Charity Health Department’s Aging Services pro- Mountain. The only requirement is your Jay at 435-830-1447. would let us make a copy for the Tooele Grantsville Cemetery). For more informa- gram is the sponsor for these Alzheimer’s desire to help someone in need. Please County Historical Society, please call 435- Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation tion, call Ellen Yates at 435-884-0253 or Tooele Children’s Justice Center Association Caregiver Support Groups. contact Diane Redman at Rocky Mountain 882-1612. Annual Banquet Coralie Lougey at 435-884-3832. Visit Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in The groups are designed to provide emo- Hospice at 801-397-4904. The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation will www.grantsvilledupmuseum.com or need of DVD-Rs, soda, bottled water and tional, educational and social support for hold their annual banquet on Saturday, www.exploretooele.com. snacks. We appreciate all donations. For caregivers. Questions call 435-277-2440. The Next Chapter inquiries or drop-off, call 435-843-3440. 25 Groups and Events The Next Chapter is a free social support Apr. 6 at 5 p.m. at the Tooele Army Depot Food Addicts in Recovery Eagles Nest, 1005 Second Ave., Tooele. S.100 East, Tooele. Ladies Community Club of and educational program to help widows Get a VIP Corporate table and avoid a Schools Anonymous and widowers adjust to the loss of their United Methodist Dinner Tooele Are you having trouble controlling the spouse through monthly activities. You long line. This year you can purchase $200 Tooele United Methodist Church offers a From March 1 to March 30, please come worth of tickets for only $100 when you THS Class of ’64 Reunion way you eat? Food Addicts in Recovery are invited to join others who are on the The Tooele High School Class of ’64 free dinner every Wednesday. Coffee and and support the children of Tooele County Anonymous (FA) is a free, 12-step recov- same page as you, to begin a new chapter choose the Works Package, and you don’t social hour starts at 4 p.m. and dinner is by donating to the book drive organized have to be present to win the raffle draw- Reunion will be held on Friday, Aug. 16 ery program for anyone suffering from in your life story. Call Sarah with Tooele and Saturday, Aug. 17. For more informa- served from 5-6 p.m. All are welcome. by the Ladies Community Club of Tooele. food addiction. Meetings are held every County Aging Services at 435-277-2456 for ings. Visit events.rmef.org/shop/tooele or Donations are accepted at Factory contact Jimmie Emerson at 435-830-4344 tion contact Gayle: 435-882-4766, Lynda: First Baptist Food Pantry Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Pioneer Museum, more details. 435-882-4400, or Lynette: 435-882-0077. Flooring Outlet at 7666 Highway 36 in 47 E. Vine Street in Tooele. Enter at the for more information. The First Baptist Church in Tooele is offer- Lake Point, and Wise Choice Real Estate at Sons of Utah Pioneers ing an emergency food pantry to meet north back entrance. For more informa- Utah Hunter Education Courses Bonneville Academy Paint 152 W. 1280 North, Tooele. New or gently tion, call Millicent at 435-882-7094 or Anyone interested in the history of Tooele Parties the needs of our community. Hours are used books are preferred. To learn more City, Tooele County or Utah pioneers, we The third set of Utah Hunter Education Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon. First Colleen at 435-882-9019 or visit www. Bonneville Academy hosts their fundrais- about our organization or to become a need you. Please come and join us for a Courses will be held Apr. 9, 11, 16, 17 and Baptist Church is located at 580 S. Main foodaddicts.org. Everyone is welcome to ing “Paint Parties” every first Wednesday member, please visit gfwctooele.org. potluck social dinner at the LDS church, 18 for Range 20. Classes are held from Street. For information, call 435-882-2048. attend. 6 to 9 p.m. at the Tooele County Health of the month during the school year. 192 W. 200 South, Tooele. For more infor- Funds go directly to the school. All ages TOPS Weight Loss Support Tooele County Aging mation, please contact Joe Brandon, 435- Building, 151 N. Main St., Tooele. Range Baby blankets needed Group times will be announced. State law are welcome to attend, with no prior art Baby blankets are needed for the nurs- Tooele County Aging is looking for volun- 830-9783 or 435-830-9784. The local Sons The TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) requires students to attend all sessions experience required. For more informa- ery at Mountain West Medical Center. teers to help us meet the needs of seniors of Utah Pioneers meets the first Thursday Weight Loss Support Group meets every of class. Before attending a class, all stu- tion or to register for a class, call Emily Blankets should be new and in good in the community. Many seniors require of each month at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Cornerstone Baptist Church dents must purchase a Hunter Education at 435-315-2080 or Jane at 435-228-8217. condition. Homemade blankets are also assistance and need rides to doctors or located at 276 E. 500 North, Tooele. TC Squares Dance Club Voucher for $10 from a license agent or Bonneville Academy is located at 800 accepted if new. Donations can be turned other health professionals. Rides help Weigh-in begins at 5:30 p.m. followed by The TC Squares Dance Club has begun vender, bring the voucher to the class, Montauk Lane, Stansbury Park. Classes are in to the volunteer desk at Mountain West seniors live more independent lives. Call a meeting at 6 p.m. Men, women and chil- dancing again on Mondays at the Clarke and give it to the instructor. The voucher held in the Foods Room. Medical Center, 2055 N. Main Street in 435-843-4114 for more information. The dren are invited to attend. Come and let Johnson Jr. High Cafetorium, 2152 N. 400 includes all costs for the class and includes Tooele. Call Diane at 435-843-3691 with Grantsville and Tooele Senior Centers Bonneville Academy us help you live a healthier lifestyle! For West, Tooele, from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Please a small game license that is validated any questions. also are in need of volunteers. For more more information visit TOPS.org or con- bring finger food to share. For more infor- upon completion of the class. For more Applications information about volunteering at the tact Mary Lou Beck at 435-228-8202. mation, contact Woody at 435-850-2441, information call Gene at 435-882-4767 or Bonneville Academy is currently accept- Community Closet Grantsville Center, call Dan at 435-843- 4753. For volunteering at the Tooele Roberta at 801-349-5992 or visit the club’s Bryan at 435-882-6795. ing applications for the 2019-2020 school Clean out your closets. The Community Museum volunteers needed year. Tours of the school are offered by Closet is accepting donations for gently Center, call Debbie at 435-843-4103. website at tcsquares.com. Tooele Valley Museum & Historical Park is Easter “Messiah” appointment or on a walk-in basis every used clothing. Donations are accepted seeking volunteers. Do you enjoy history Tooele County Homemakers The Tooele Regional Chorus and Wednesday at 1 p.m. Contact the school at your neighborhood school. Contact Life’s Worth Living Foundation or science? Volunteers at the museum can From February to May, the Homemakers Orchestra presents their Easter perfor- for details at 435-315-2080. Bonneville Christy Johnson at 435-830-4706 with any Suicide support group meetings are gain new skills or practice old ones. We will meet on the first Tuesday of every mance of George Frederick Handel’s Academy is located at 800 W Montauk questions. held every fourth Thursday at 7 p.m. at are looking for people to help with orga- month. All meetings will be held from 10 “Messiah,” directed by Pamela Dale. The Lane, Stansbury Park. Mountain West Medical Center, 2055 N. nization, exhibit development, gardening a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the USU Extension performance will be held on Sunday, Apr. Main Street in Tooele, in the classroom by and educational program development. Building auditorium, 151 N. Main St., 14 at 7:30 p.m. in the Tooele Stake Center, Story and Craft Hour Moose the cafeteria. If you struggle with suicidal Volunteer positions are seasonal and year Tooele. For more information call Thiel at 210 E. 200 South, Tooele. Admission is free Join us every Monday at 10 a.m. at the thoughts or have lost a loved one to sui- round. Scheduling is flexible. Volunteers 435-238-8245 or Eileen at 435-882-5009. and open to the public as a gift for the Tooele Family Center-PIRC as we enjoy Meals at the Lodge cide, please plan on attending. Please go must be at least 16 years old. To apply or community. the adventures of books and make fun Friday and Saturday night dinners will be on Facebook and like our page to keep Tooele County Quilters served from 5-9 p.m. Friday night dinners request more information, send email to: current with our latest news and events. crafts. For more information, call 435-833- All meetings are held on the third Tuesday change weekly or you can order from the [email protected] Contact us on that page. Visit lifesworth- Senior Center 1934 ext. 1410. We are located at West of each month in the Tooele County menu. All meals are for a reasonable price. livingfoundation.com or call 435-248-LIVE. The senior center is for the enjoyment of Elementary School, 451 W. 300 South, Tooele Gem and Mineral Society Health Dept. auditorium. Dues are $20 per all seniors 55 and older. New and exciting Tooele. Please enter through the south No orders taken after 8:45 p.m. Daily lunch The Tooele Gem and Mineral Society club year to be paid at the first meeting. For activities include bridge, pinochle, bingo, side doors. specials are available at the lodge from 11 Disabled American Veterans meets the third Tuesday of the month more information, call 435-843-7649. exercise program, line dancing, wood- a.m. For members and their guests only. (except June, July and Aug), 7:30-9:30 p.m. carving, Wii games, watercolor class, mov- Free Preschool Hour in the Pioneer Museum downstairs confer- ies and health classes. Meals-on-Wheels Every Tuesday at 10 a.m., the Tooele Breakfast ence room located at 47 E. Vine St. Tooele. available for homebound. Lunch served Family Center-PIRC has a fun activity hour Breakfast will be served every Sunday Bulletin Board Policy Come learn about rocks, minerals and If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript-Bulletin at 882- weekdays. For age 60 and above, sug- of learning, singing and creating. The class meeting at 10:30 a.m. Please attend ways to craft them and enjoy field trips 0050, fax to 882-6123 or email to [email protected]. “The Bulletin Board” is gested donation is $3. For those under is for all children up to 5 years old. Please the men’s meeting at 9:30 a.m. and the for rock collecting. Membership is $15 per for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organiza- age 60, cost is $5. Transportation available come and enjoy the fun. For more infor- women’s meeting at 12:30 p.m., and enjoy year. For more information, send ques- tions, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising department. Please limit to the store or doctor visits for residents in mation, call (435) 833-1934 ext. 1410. We a great breakfast. are located at West Elementary School, tions to tooelegemandmineralsociety@ your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot guarantee your the Tooele and Grantsville areas. For trans- announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announcement please call the adver- 451 W. 300 South, Tooele. Please enter Veterans Appreciation Dinner gmail.com. portation information call 435-843-4102. tising department at 882-0050. Information must be delivered no later than 3 p.m. the through the south side doors. A Veterans Appreciation Dinner will be For more information about the Tooele held on Thursday, March 21 at 5:30 p.m. day prior to the desired publication date. Center, call 435-843-4110.

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BECOME A SUB- M o n d a y a n d Advertise in the Tran- Tooele Transcript Bul- Presented by Chief com SCRIBER. 882-0050 Wednesdays by 4:45 script letin March 19, 2019) Ron Kirby p.m. - MBA Resolution 2019-01 A Resolution of the Municipal Build- ing Authority of Tooele City, Utah Approving Construction Contracts with Big-D Construc- tion Corp. for the Con- struction of the New Tooele City Police Sta- tion Presented by Paul Hansen - Resolution 2019-23 A Resolution of the Tooele City Council Giving Notice of Tooele City's Intention to Prepare Updated Impact Fee Facilities Plans and Impact Fee Analyses City-Wide, and Approving a Con- tract with Lewis Young Robertson & Burning- ham to Prepare the Updated Plans and Analyses Presented by Mayor Debbie Winn - Resolution 2019-21 A Resolution of the Tooele City Council Appointing Amanda Graf to the Administra- tive Control Board of the North Tooele City Special Service District Presented by Council- member Melodi Go- chis - Resolution 2019-24 A Resolution of the Tooele City Council Approving a Purchase and Financing Docu- ments with Yamaha Motor Finance Corpo- ration for the Purchase of 80 New Golf Carts Presented by Brian Roth - Resolution 2019-22 A Resolution of the Tooele City Council Approving and Ratify- ing a Contract with LTS Enterprises LLC for the Construction of a New Deck at the Tooele Valley Museum Presented by Darwin Cook - Resolution 2019-19 A Resolution of the Tooele City Council Approving a Contract with the Tennis & Track Company to In- stall Pickelball Courts at Elton Park Presented by Darwin Cook - Resolution 2019-25 A Resolution of the Tooele City Council Approving an Agree- ment with Broderick & Henderson to Con- struct Public Restrooms at the City Park at 200 West & Vine Street Presented by Darwin Cook - Resolution 2019-26 A Resolution of the Tooele City Council Approving & Ratifying an Agreement with State Fire DC Special- ties LLC for Fire Sup- pression System Up- grades at the Tooele City Water Reclama- tion Facility Presented by Steve Evans - Subdivision Final Plat for the Skyline Ridge, Phase 1 Application by Todd Castagno, Lo- cated at 1430 East Skyline Drive in the R1-14 Residential Zoning District for the Purposes of Creating 25 Single-Family Resi- dential Lots Presented by Jim Bolser - Ordinance 2019-04 An Ordinance of the Tooele City Council Reassigning the Zon- ing Classification to the MDR Medium Den- sity Residential Zoning District for 16.4 Acres of Property Located at 600 West and 650 West Utah Avenue Presented by Jim Bolser - Ordinance 2019-05 An Ordinance of Tooele City Vacating a Public Easement As- sociated With Frank's Drive Presented by Jim Bolser - Ordinance 2019-08 An Ordinance of Tooele City Amending Tooele City Code Chapter 7-1, Chapter 7-4, Chapter 7-11A, Chapter 7-13, Chapter 7-14, Chapter 7-15, Chapter 7-15A, Chap- ter 7-16, and Chapter 7-29 Regarding Multi-Family Zoning Districts, Allowable Uses, Design Stan- dards, Supplemental Provisions, and Asso- ciated Technical Amendments Presented by Jim Bolser - Accessory Dwelling Units Presented by Roger Baker & Andrew Aa- gard - Report on 2019 Na- tional League of Cities Conference Presented by Council- members Brad Pratt & Scott Wardle 4. Close Meeting - Litigation and Prop- erty Acquisition 5. Adjourn Michelle Y. Pitt Tooele City Recorder Pursuant to the Ameri- cans with Disabilities Act, Individuals Need- ing Special Accommo- dations Should Notify Michelle Y. Pitt, Tooele City Recorder, at 435-843-2113 or mi- [email protected] , Prior to the Meeting. (Published in the Tooele Transcript Bul- letin March 19, 2019) PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is Hereby Given that the Tooele City Council & the Munici- pal Building Authority of Tooele City will meet in a Work Ses- sion, on Wednesday, March 20, 2019 at the hour of 5:00 p.m. The Meeting will be Held at the Tooele City Hall Large Conference Room, located at 90 North Main Street, Tooele, Utah. 1. Open City Council Meeting 2. Roll Call 3. Discussion: - Resolution 2019-20 A Resolution of the Tooele City Council Authorizing the Dis- posal of Lost or Mislaid Personal Property Presented by Chief Ron Kirby - MBA Resolution 2019-01 A Resolution of the Municipal Build- ing Authority of Tooele City, Utah Approving Construction Contracts with Big-D Construc- tion Corp. for the Con- struction of the New Tooele City Police Sta- tion Presented by Paul Hansen - Resolution 2019-23 A Resolution of the Tooele City Council Giving Notice of Tooele City's Intention to Prepare Updated Impact Fee Facilities Plans and Impact Fee Analyses City-Wide, and Approving a Con- tract with Lewis Young Robertson & Burning- ham to Prepare the Updated Plans and Analyses Presented by Mayor Debbie Winn - Resolution 2019-21 A Resolution of the Tooele City Council Appointing Amanda Graf to the Administra- tive Control Board of the North Tooele City Special Service District Presented by Council- member Melodi Go- chis - Resolution 2019-24 A Resolution of the Tooele City Council Approving a Purchase and Financing Docu- ments with Yamaha Motor Finance Corpo- ration for the Purchase of 80 New Golf Carts Presented by Brian Roth - Resolution 2019-22 A Resolution of the Tooele City Council Approving and Ratify- ing a Contract with PUBLIC NOTICE LTS Enterprises LLC Notice is Hereby Given for the Construction of that the Tooele City a New Deck at the Council will meet in a Tooele Valley Museum Business Meeting on Presented by Darwin Wednesday, March Cook 20, 2019 at the hour of - Resolution 2019-19 A 7:00 p.m. The meet- Resolution of the ing will be held at the Tooele City Council Tooele City Hall Coun- Approving a Contract cil Room, located at 90 with the Tennis & North Main Street, Track Company to In- Tooele, Utah. stall Pickelball Courts 1. Pledge of Allegiance at Elton Park 2. Roll Call Presented by Darwin 3. Mayor's Youth Rec- Cook ognition Awards - Resolution 2019-25 4. Public Comment A Resolution of the Period Tooele City Council 5. Resolution 2019-20 Approving an Agree- A Resolution of the ment with Broderick & Tooele City Council Henderson to Con- Authorizing the Dis- struct Public posal of Lost or Mislaid Restrooms at the City Personal Property Park at 200 West & Presented by Chief Vine Street Ron Kirby Presented by Darwin 6. Resolution 2019-23 Cook A Resolution of the - Resolution 2019-26 Tooele City Council DIVISION OF WATER A Resolution of the Giving Notice of QUALITY UTAH DE- NOTICE OF PUBLIC Tooele City Council Tooele City's Intention PARTMENT OF ENVI- C O M M E N T O N Approving & Ratifying to Prepare Updated RONMENTAL QUAL- STIPULATION AND an Agreement with Impact Fee Facilities ITY PUBLIC NOTICE CONSENT ORDER State Fire DC Special- Plans and Impact Fee OF RENEWAL OF A Clean Harbors Arago- ties LLC for Fire Sup- Analyses City-Wide, UPDES PERMIT nite, LLC pression System Up- and Approving a Con- PURPOSE OF PUB- UTD 981 552 177 grades at the Tooele tract with Lewis Young LIC NOTICE The Director of the Di- City Water Reclama- Robertson & Burning- The purpose of this vision of Waste Man- tion Facility ham to Prepare the public notice is to de- agement and Radia- Presented by Steve Updated Plans and clare the State of tion Control is propos- Evans Analyses Utah's intention to re- ing to enter into a PUBLIC NOTICE - Subdivision Final Plat Presented by Mayor new a Utah Pollutant STIPULATION AND Notice is Hereby Given for the Skyline Ridge, Debbie Winn Discharge Elimination CONSENT ORDER that the Tooele City Phase 1 Application by 7. Resolution 2019-21 System (UPDES) Per- with Clean Harbors Council & the Munici- Todd Castagno, Lo- A Resolution of the mit under the authority Aragonite, LLC, to re- pal Building Authority cated at 1430 East Tooele City Council of the Utah Water Pol- solve an outstanding of Tooele City will Skyline Drive in the Appointing Amanda lution Control Act, Sec- NOTICE OF VIOLA- meet in a Work Ses- R1-14 Residential Graf to the Administra- PUBLIC NOTICE OF tion 19-5-104 and 107, TION and other viola- sion, on Wednesday, Zoning District for the tive Control Board of MEETING AND Utah Code Annotated tions which were March 20, 2019 at the Purposes of Creating the North Tooele City AGENDA 1953, as amended. self-reported and/or hour of 5:00 p.m. The 25 Single-Family Resi- Special Service District Tooele County Plan- PUBLIC NOTICE: Said “Permit” refers to discovered during in- Meeting will be Held at dential Lots Presented by Council- ning Commission The Grantsville City UPDES Permit and the spections conducted the Tooele City Hall Presented by Jim member Melodi Go- The Tooele County Council will hold a Fact Sheet Statement over the past six Large Conference Bolser chis Planning Commission work meeting at 6:00 Of Basis (including the years. The STIPULA- Room, located at 90 - Ordinance 2019-04 8. Resolution 2019-24 will hold a Public Meet- p.m. on Wednesday, Total Maximum Daily TION AND CONSENT North Main Street, An Ordinance of the A Resolution of the ing on March 20, 2019 March 20, 2019 at 429 Loads (TMDL's)) if ap- ORDER includes a Tooele, Utah. Tooele City Council Tooele City Council at 7:00 PM in the Audi- East Main Street, plicable, as per Sec- p e n a l t y o f 1. Open City Council Reassigning the Zon- Approving a Purchase torium at the Tooele Grantsville, UT 84029. tion 303 (d) of the Fed- $330,000.00. Meeting ing Classification to and Financing Docu- County Building, 47 The agenda is as fol- eral Clean Water Act The public comment 2. Roll Call the MDR Medium Den- ments with Yamaha South Main Street, lows: (CWA). period to receive com- 3. Discussion: sity Residential Zoning Motor Finance Corpo- Tooele Utah. WORK MEETING PERMIT INFORMA- ments on the proposed - Resolution 2019-20 A District for 16.4 Acres ration for the Purchase PUBLIC MEETING: AGENDA: TION STIPULATION AND Resolution of the of Property Located at of 80 New Golf Carts 1. Roll Call 1. Discussion on PERMITTEE NAME: CONSENT ORDER TooeleTUESDAY City March Council 19,600 2019 West and 650 Presented by Brian 2. ApprovalTOOELE of meeting agendaTRANSCRIPT and meeting BULLETIN Stansbury Park Im- will commence B7 on Authorizing the Dis- West Utah Avenue Roth minutes from February procedures. provement District March 19, 2019, and posal of Lost or Mislaid Presented by Jim 9. Resolution 2019-22 20, 2019 & March 6, 2. Adjourn. MAILING ADDRESS end on April 18, 2019. PersonalPublic Property Notices BolserPublic Notices APublic Resolution Notices of the 2019.Public Notices PUBLICPublic NOTICE: Notices Public Notices Public Notices # Public10 Plaza, Notices Stansbury DocumentsPublic Notices related to PresentedMeetings by Chief - OrdinanceMeetings 2019-05 TooeleMeetings City Council 3. CUPMeetings 2019-02 - The Meetings Grantsville City Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Park,Miscellaneous Utah 84074 thisMiscellaneous application can be Ron Kirby An Ordinance of Approving and Ratify- Bryan Coulter is re- Council will hold its TELEPHONE NUM- reviewed at the follow- - MBA Resolution Tooele City Vacating a ing a Contract with questing conditional regular meeting at Deadline for public INVITATION TO BID BER: (435) ing location: 2019-01 A Resolution Public Easement As- LTS Enterprises LLC use approval for an ex- 7:00 p.m. on Wednes- notices is 4 p.m. the Tooele City 90 North 882-7922 Division of Waste of the Municipal Build- sociated With Frank's for the Construction of isting house to be de- day, March 20, 2019 at day prior to publica- Main Tooele City, FACILITY LOCATION: Management and Ra- ing Authority of Tooele Drive a New Deck at the clared as a detached 429 East Main Street, tion. Public notices Utah 84074 Stansbury Park, UT diation Control City, Utah Approving Presented by Jim Tooele Valley Museum accessory dwelling to Grantsville, UT 84029. submitted past the Notice is hereby given U PDES PERMIT Multi Agency State Of- Construction Contracts Bolser Presented by Darwin a proposed new sin- The agenda is as fol- deadline will not be that Tooele City Cor- NO.: UT0025241 fice Building195 North with Big-D Construc- - Ordinance 2019-08 Cook gle-family dwelling. lows: accepted. poration (OWNER) will OUTFALLS: 001, 002 1950 West, 2nd Floor tion Corp. for the Con- An Ordinance of 1 0. Resolutio n Location: 175 East CALL TO ORDER UPAXLP accept bids for installa- RECEIVING WA- Salt Lake City, Utah struction of the New Tooele City Amending 2019-19 A Resolution SR-138. Acreage: AND PLEDGE OF AL- tion of a new irrigation TERS: unnamed ditch 84116 Tooele City Police Sta- Tooele City Code of the Tooele City 4.09 Acres. Zone: LEGIANCE ANNOUNCEMENT system for Elton Park, which flows under I-80, For the public’s con- tion Chapter 7-1, Chapter Council Approving a A-20 (Agricultural, 20 ROLL CALL OF APPOINTMENT according to Drawings and hence to a playa venience, an unofficial Presented by Paul 7-4, Chapter 7-11A, Contract with the Ten- Acre Minimum). Unin- AGENDA: AND NOTICE TO and Specifications pre- south of the railroad, copy of the proposed Hansen Chapter 7-13, Chapter nis & Track Company corporated: Stansbury 1. Public Comments. CREDITORS pared by GPS Golf separated from the STIPULATION AND - Resolution 2019-23 A 7-14, Chapter 7-15, to Install Pickelball Park. 2. Summary Action Estate of Ferrell J. As-Built Design, and Great Salt Lake by the CONSENT ORDER Resolution of the Chapter 7-15A, Chap- Courts at Elton Park Planner: Jeff Miller Items. Hitesman, described in general railroad and the NOTICE OF Tooele City Council ter 7-16, and Chapter Presented by Darwin 4. CUP-AMD 2013-12 a. Approval of Minutes Deceased Probate No. as: Installation of a BACKGROUND VIOLATION are avail- Giving Notice of 7-29 Regardin g Cook - Bryan Coulter is re- b. Approval of Bills 193300008 new automated irriga- The Stansbury Park able on the Internet at Tooele City's Intention Multi-Family Zoning 1 1. Resolutio n questing approval of 3. Consideration of ap- Mark F. Hitesman, tion system at the ex- Improvement District's “https://deq.utah.gov/w to Prepare Updated Districts, Allowable 2019-25 A Resolution an amendment to an proval of the 2019 Mu- whose address is 291 isting Elton Park. (Stansbury Park) la- aste-management- Impact Fee Facilities Uses, Design Stan- of the Tooele City existing conditional nicipal Election Agree- N 200 W, Tooele, Utah Separate sealed bids goon treatment facility and-radiation- Plans and Impact Fee dards, Supplemental Council Approving an use permit for a Cot- ment with Tooele 84074, has been ap- will be received by the consists of 7 faculta- control/waste-manage- Analyses City-Wide, Provisions, and Asso- A greement wit h tage Industry. Loca- County. pointed Personal Rep- OWNER in Room 227, tive cells, 2 primaries, ment-radiation-control- and Approving a Con- ciated Technical Broderick & Hender- tion: 175 East SR-138. 4. Consideration of en- resentative of the of the Tooele City Mu- 5 secondary and one public-notices”. tract with Lewis Young Amendments son to Construct Pub- Acreage: 4.09 Acres. tering into a Coopera- above-entitled estate. nicipal Offices located additional emergency Written comments will Robertson & Burning- Presented by Jim lic Restrooms at the Zone: A-20 (Agricul- tive Agreement with Creditors of the estate at 90 North Main, overflow pond. The be accepted if re- ham to Prepare the Bolser City Park at 200 West tural, 20 Acre Mini- UDOT to construct a are hereby notified to: Tooele, Utah 84074 cells are contained on ceived by 5:00 p.m. on Updated Plans and - Accessory Dwelling & Vine Street mum). sidewalk on Durfee (1) deliver or mail their until 4:00 PM on Mon- 164 acres. The treat- April 18, 2019, and Analyses Units Presented by Darwin Unincorporated: Street from Quirk to written claims to the day April 1, 2019. ment facility was oper- should be submitted to Presented by Mayor Presented by Roger Cook Stansbury Park. Willow Street. Personal Representa- A prebid meeting will ated as a total contain- the address below. Debbie Winn Baker & Andrew Aa- 1 2. Resolutio n Planner: Jeff Miller 5. Consideration of Or- tive at the address be held on-site at Elton ment treatment facility Comments can also be - Resolution 2019-21 gard 2019-26 A Resolution 5. Open Public Hear- dinance 2019-05 above; (2) deliver or Park on Monday until 1996. The facility hand delivered to the A Resolution of the - Report on 2019 Na- of the Tooele City ing (CUP 2019-02 & amending the official mail their written March 18, 2019 com- serves the City of Division address Tooele City Council tional League of Cities Council Approving & CUP-AMD 2013-12) zoning map of Grants- claims to the Personal mencing at 10:00 AM. Stansbury Park with a above and must be re- Appointing Amanda Conference Ratifying an Agree- 6. Close Public Hear- ville City, Utah by re- Representative's attor- Project Specifications current population of ceived by 5:00 p.m. on Graf to the Administra- Presented by Council- ment with State Fire ing (CUP 2019-02 & zoning 30 acres of ney of record, James will be issued in digital about 8,500. The de- April 18, 2019. tive Control Board of members Brad Pratt & DC Specialties LLC for CUP-AMD 2013-12) land located approxi- P. Alder, Esq., at the format (PDF), and may sign flow was 1 MGD Ty L. Howard, Director the North Tooele City Scott Wardle Fire Suppression Sys- 7. REZ 2019-04 - mately at 228 South following address: be obtained by con- with operational flow of Division of Waste Special Service District 4. Close Meeting tem Upgrades at the Chris Robinson is re- 1160 West for Joell 3216 S. Highland Dr., tacting Tooele City .75 MGD. The facility Management and Ra- Presented by Council- - Litigation and Prop- Tooele City Water questing a rezone from Dowden to go from an Ste. 201, Salt Lake Parks Department, 90 has completed a major diation Control member Melodi Go- erty Acquisition Reclamation Facility C-H (Commercial A-10 zone to a RR-5 City, Utah 84106; or North Main, Tooele, upgrade to meet future Department of Envi- chis 5. Adjourn Presented by Steve Highway) and M-D zone. (3) file their written Utah 84074 beginning demands for treat- ronmental Quality P.O. - Resolution 2019-24 Michelle Y. Pitt Evans (Manufacturing Distri- 6. Consideration of Or- claims with the Clerk on Monday March 11, ment. The upgraded fi- Box 144880 Salt Lake A Resolution of the Tooele City Recorder 13. Subdivision Final bution) to C-G (Com- dinance 2019-06 of the District Court in 2019 during office nal design flow is 2.7 C i t y , U t a h Tooele City Council Pursuant to the Ameri- Plat for the Skyline mercial General) in an- amending the official Tooele County, or oth- hours from 8:00 a.m. MGD, but it the limit 84114-4880 Approving a Purchase cans with Disabilities Ridge, Phase 1 Appli- ticipation for the Lake zoning map of Grants- erwise present their to 5:00 p.m. or by call- will remain 1.5 MGD Comments can also be and Financing Docu- Act, Individuals Need- cation by Todd Point Business Center ville City, Utah by re- claims as required by ing (435) 843-2143. for the near future. sent by electronic mail ments with Yamaha ing Special Accommo- Castagno, Located at (formerly known as the zoning 9.7 acres of Utah law within three All Bidders must regis- This PN is to correct to: Motor Finance Corpo- dations Should Notify 1430 East Skyline Beehive Business land at approximately months after the date ter with the City in or- an error in the monitor- “[email protected] ration for the Purchase Michelle Y. Pitt, Tooele Drive in the R1-14 Center). 533 East South Street of the first publication der to be considered ing frequency of the v”. Comments sent in of 80 New Golf Carts City Recorder, at Residential Zoning P a r c e l I D s : for Earl F. Larsen to go of this notice or be for- for Award of Bid. permit for metals and electronic format Presented by Brian 435-843-2113 or mi- District for the Pur- 05-017-0-0044, from an RR-5 zone to ever barred. All communication total toxic organics. should be identified by Roth [email protected] poses of Creating 25 05-017-0-0046, a RR-1 zone. Date of first publica- relative to the Project PUBLIC COMMENTS putting the following in - Resolution 2019-22 A , Prior to the Meeting. Single-Family Resi- 05-017-0-0047, & 7. Consideration of ap- tion: March 19, 2019 shall be directed to the Public comments are the subject line: public Resolution of the (Published in the dential Lots 05-021-0-0012. proving a contractor James P. Alder, Esq. Project Manager prior invited any time prior comment on the Clean Tooele City Council Tooele Transcript Bul- Presented by Jim Acreage. Approx. and entering into a 3216 S. Highland Dr., to the opening of bids to the deadline of the Harbors Aragonite Approving and Ratify- letin March 19, 2019) Bolser 69.87 Acres. Unincor- contract for the North Ste. 201 Salt Lake at: close of business on STIPULATION AND ing a Contract with 14. Public Hearing and porated: Lake Point. Well equipping and City, Utah 84106 TOOELE CITY COR- April 18, 2019. Written CONSENT ORDER. LTS Enterprises LLC PUBLIC NOTICE Motion on Ordinance Planner: Jeff Miller booster pump station (801) 463-2600 PORATION public comments can All documents in- for the Construction of Notice is Hereby Given 2019-05 An Ordi- 8. Open Public Hear- upgrades. (Published in the 90 North Main Tooele, be submitted to Dan cluded in comments a New Deck at the that the Tooele City nance of Tooele City ing (REZ 2019-04) 8. Consideration of en- Tooele Transcript Bul- Utah 84074 Griffin, UPDES Sur- should be submitted Tooele Valley Museum Council will meet in a Vacating a Public 9. Close Public (REZ tering into a Coopera- letin March 19, 26 & Telephone: (435) face Water Section, as ASCII (text) files or Presented by Darwin Business Meeting on Easement Associated 2019-04) tive Agreement with April 2, 2019) 843-2143 Utah Division of Water in pdf format. Wednesday, March Cook With Frank's Drive 10. SUB 2019-04 - UDOT to construct a SUMMONS FOR Brian Roth, Project Quality, PO Box Under Utah Code Sec- 20, 2019 at the hour of - Resolution 2019-19 A Presented by Jim Chris Robinson is re- sidewalk on Durfee PUBLICATION Manager 144870, Salt Lake tion 19-1-301.5 a per- 7:00 p.m. The meet- Resolution of the Bolser questing concept plan Street from Center to IN THE THIRD JUDI- email: brianr@tooele- City, Utah 84114-4870 son who wishes to ing will be held at the Tooele City Council 15. Public Hearing and approval for the pro- Cooley Street. CIAL DISTRIC T city.org or by email at dgrif- challenge a Permit Or- Tooele City Hall Coun- Approving a Contract Motion on Ordinance posed Lake Point 9. Mayor and Council COURT OF TOOELE The OWNER reserves [email protected]. After der may only raise an cil Room, located at 90 with the Tennis & 2019-08 An Ordi- Business Center Sub- Reports. COUNTY, STATE OF the right to reject any considering public issue or argument dur- North Main Street, Track Company to In- nance of Tooele City division. 10. Closed Session UTAH or all bids; or to accept comment, the Utah Di- ing an adjudicatory Tooele, Utah. stall Pickelball Courts Amending Tooele City P a r c e l I D s : (Personnel, Real Es- Joseph Lee Kalkbren- or reject the whole or vision of Water Quality proceeding that was 1. Pledge of Allegiance at Elton Park Code Chapter 7-1, 05-017-0-0044, tate, Imminent Litiga- ner, Petitioner, VS any part of any bid; to may execute the per- raised during the pub- 2. Roll Call Presented by Darwin Chapter 7-4, Chapter 05-017-0-0046, tion). Terri Kalkbrenner, Re- award schedules mit issuance, revise it, lic comment period 3. Mayor's Youth Rec- Cook 7-11A, Chapter 7-13, 05-017-0-0047, & 11. Adjourn. spondent. separately or together or abandon it. The and was supported ognition Awards - Resolution 2019-25 Chapter 7-14, Chapter 05-021-0-0012. Christine Webb THE STATE OF UTAH to contractors, or to permit is available for with sufficient informa- 4. Public Comment A Resolution of the 7-15, Chapter 7-15A, Acreage. Approx. City Recorder TO: Tonya Louise waive any informality public review under tion or documentation Period Tooele City Council Chapter 7-16, and 69.87 Acres. Unincor- In compliance with the Newman or technicality in any https://deq.utah.gov/w to enable the director 5. Resolution 2019-20 Approving an Agree- Chapter 7-29 Regard- porated: Lake Point. Americans with Dis- You are summoned bid in the best interest ater-quality/water-qual- to fully consider the A Resolution of the ment with Broderick & ing Multi-Family Zon- Planner: Jeff Miller ability Act, Grantsville and reqired to file an of the City. Only bids ity-public-notices. If substance and signifi- Tooele City Council Henderson to Con- ing Districts, Allowable 11. Open Public Hear- City will accommodate ANSWER in writing to giving a firm quotation internet access is not cance of the issue. Authorizing the Dis- struct Publi c Uses, Design Stan- ing (SUB 2019-04) reasonable requests to the VERIFIED PETI- properly signed will be available, a copy may For further information posal of Lost or Mislaid Restrooms at the City dards, Supplemental 12. Close Public (SUB assist persons with TION FOR DIVORCE accepted. be obtained by calling contact Deborah Ng of Personal Property Park at 200 West & Provisions, and Asso- 2019-04) disabilities to partici- in this matter. Within (Published in the D an Griffin at the Division of Waste Presented by Chief Vine Street ciated Technical 13. Adjournment pate in meetings. Re- 21 days after service Tooele Transcript Bul- 801-536-4387 Management and Ra- Ron Kirby Presented by Darwin Amendments Pursuant to the Ameri- quests for assistance of the SUMMONS if letin March 12 & 19, (Published in the diation Control at (801) 6. Resolution 2019-23 Cook Presented by Jim cans with Disability may be made by call- you are served in the 2019) Tooele Transcript Bul- 536-0200. In compli- A Resolution of the - Resolution 2019-26 Bolser Act, individuals need- ing City Hall (435) State of Utah, or within letin March 19, 2019) ance with the Ameri- Tooele City Council DIVISION OF WATER A Resolution of the 16. Minutes ing special accommo- 884-3411 at least 3 30 days if you are cans with Disabilities Giving Notice of QUALITY UTAH DE- NOTICE OF PUBLIC Tooele City Council 17. Invoices dations during this days in advance of a served outside the Act, individuals with Tooele City's Intention PARTMENT OF ENVI- C O M M E N T O N Approving & Ratifying 18. Adjourn meeting should notify meeting. State of Utah, you special needs (includ- to Prepare Updated RONMENTAL QUAL- STIPULATION AND an Agreement with Michelle Y. Pitt Planning Staff, Tooele One or more Council must file your written ing auxiliary communi- Impact Fee Facilities ITY PUBLIC NOTICE CONSENT ORDER State Fire DC Special- Tooele City Recorder County Planning Com- Members may partici- answer with the clerk cative aids and serv- Plans and Impact Fee OF RENEWAL OF A Clean Harbors Arago- ties LLC for Fire Sup- Pursuant to the Ameri- m i s s i o n , a t pate electronically. of the court at Tooele ices) should contact Analyses City-Wide, UPDES PERMIT nite, LLC pression System Up- cans with Disabilities 435-843-3160 prior to The anchor location County Courthouse, Kimberly and Approving a Con- PURPOSE OF PUB- UTD 981 552 177 grades at the Tooele Act, Individuals Need- the meeting. will be City Hall at the 74 South 100 East, Diamond-Smith, Office tract with Lewis Young LIC NOTICE The Director of the Di- City Water Reclama- ing Special Accommo- Please e-mail Jeff above address. Suite 14, Tooele, UT of Human Resources Robertson & Burning- The purpose of this vision of Waste Man- tion Facility dations Should Notify M i l l e r a t : (Published in the 84074 and you must at (801) 536-4285, ham to Prepare the public notice is to de- agement and Radia- Presented by Steve Michelle Y. Pitt, Tooele [email protected] Tooele Transcript Bul- mail or deliver a copy Telecommunications Updated Plans and clare the State of tion Control is propos- Evans City Recorder, at with any questions or letin March 19, 2019) to Joseph Lee Kalk- Relay Service 711, or Analyses Utah's intention to re- ing to enter into a - Subdivision Final Plat 435-843-2113 or mi- concerns. brenner at 290 W Dur- by email at “kdia- Presented by Mayor new a Utah Pollutant STIPULATION AND for the Skyline Ridge, [email protected] Dated this 8th Day of fee Street, Grantsville, [email protected]” Debbie Winn Public Notices Discharge Elimination CONSENT ORDER Phase 1 Application by , Prior to the Meeting. March 2019 UT 84029. If you fail to (Published in the 7. Resolution 2019-21 Trustees System (UPDES) Per- with Clean Harbors Todd Castagno, Lo- (Published in the Jeff Miller do so, judgment by de- Tooele Transcript Bul- A Resolution of the mit under the authority Aragonite, LLC, to re- cated at 1430 East Tooele Transcript Bul- Tooele County fault will be taken letin March 19, 2019) Tooele City Council Deadline for public of the Utah Water Pol- solve an outstanding Skyline Drive in the letin March 19, 2019) Planning and Zoning against you for the re- Appointing Amanda notices is 4 p.m. the lution Control Act, Sec- NOTICE OF VIOLA- R1-14 Residential (Published in the lief demanded in the Graf to the Administra- PUBLIC NOTICE OF day prior to publica- tion 19-5-104 and 107, TION and other viola- Zoning District for the Tooele Transcript Bul- VERFIED PETITION tive Control Board of M E E T I N G A N D tion. Public notices Utah Code Annotated tions which were Purposes of Creating letin March 19, 2019) FOR DIVORCE. The Invite the the North Tooele City AGENDA submitted past the 1953, as amended. self-reported and/or 25 Single-Family Resi- VERFIED PETITION Special Service District Tooele County Plan- PUBLIC NOTICE: deadline will not be Said “Permit” refers to discovered during in- dential Lots FOR DIVORCE is on Whole Presented by Council- ning Commission The Grantsville City accepted. UPDES Permit and the spections conducted Presented by Jim file with the clerk of the member Melodi Go- The Tooele County Council will hold a UPAXLP Fact Sheet Statement over the past six Bolser court. READ THESE Town to chis Planning Commission work meeting at 6:00 Of Basis (including the years. The STIPULA- - Ordinance 2019-04 PAPERS CARE- 8. Resolution 2019-24 will hold a Public Meet- p.m. on Wednesday, Total Maximum Daily TION AND CONSENT An Ordinance of the Public Notices FULLY. These papers Your Yard A Resolution of the ing on March 20, 2019 March 20, 2019 at 429 Loads (TMDL's)) if ap- ORDER includes a Tooele City Council Water User mean that you are be- Tooele City Council at 7:00 PM in the Audi- East Main Street, plicable, as per Sec- p e n a l t y o f Sale! Reassigning the Zon- ing sued for divorce. Approving a Purchase torium at the Tooele Grantsville, UT 84029. tion 303 (d) of the Fed- $330,000.00. ing Classification to Deadline for public Dated March 12, 2019 and Financing Docu- County Building, 47 The agenda is as fol- eral Clean Water Act The public comment TOOELE the MDR Medium Den- notices is 4 p.m. the Dominick Lamar New- TRANSCRIPT ments with Yamaha South Main Street, lows: (CWA). period to receive com- ULLETIN sity Residential Zoning day prior to publica- man B Motor Finance Corpo- Tooele Utah. WORK MEETING PERMIT INFORMA- ments on the proposed District for 16.4 Acres tion. Public notices (Published in the tran- ration for the Purchase PUBLIC MEETING: AGENDA: TION STIPULATION AND of Property Located at submitted past the script Bulletin March of 80 New Golf Carts 1. Roll Call 1. Discussion on PERMITTEE NAME: CONSENT ORDER 600 West and 650 deadline will not be 12, 19, 26 & April 2, Presented by Brian 2. Approval of meeting agenda and meeting Stansbury Park Im- will commence on 882-0050 West Utah Avenue accepted. 2019) Presented by Jim Roth minutes from February procedures. UPAXLP provement District March 19, 2019, and Bolser 9. Resolution 2019-22 20, 2019 & March 6, 2. Adjourn. WANT TO get the lat- MAILING ADDRESS end on April 18, 2019. - Ordinance 2019-05 A Resolution of the 2019. PUBLIC NOTICE: SELL YOUR car in the est local news? Sub- # 10 Plaza, Stansbury Documents related to Place Your Ad: An Ordinance of Tooele City Council 3. CUP 2019-02 - The Grantsville City Transcript Bulletin scribe to the Tran- Park, Utah 84074 this application can be 435.882.0050 Tooele City Vacating a Approving and Ratify- Bryan Coulter is re- Council will hold its Classified section. script Bulletin. TELEPHONE NUM- reviewed at the follow- Public Easement As- ing a Contract with questing conditional regular meeting at BER: (435) ing location: sociated With Frank's LTS Enterprises LLC use approval for an ex- 7:00 p.m. on Wednes- 882-7922 Division of Waste Drive for the Construction of isting house to be de- day, March 20, 2019 at FACILITY LOCATION: Management and Ra- Presented by Jim a New Deck at the clared as a detached 429 East Main Street, Stansbury Park, UT diation Control Bolser Tooele Valley Museum accessory dwelling to Grantsville, UT 84029. UPDES PERMIT Multi Agency State Of- TOOELE - Ordinance 2019-08 Presented by Darwin a proposed new sin- The agenda is as fol- NO.: UT0025241 fice Building195 North TRANSCRIPT An Ordinance of Cook gle-family dwelling. lows: OUTFALLS: 001, 002 1950 West, 2nd Floor Tooele City Amending 10. Resolution Location: 175 East CALL TO ORDER RECEIVING WA- Salt Lake City, Utah BULLETIN Tooele City Code 2019-19 A Resolution SR-138. Acreage: AND PLEDGE OF AL- TERS: unnamed ditch 84116 Chapter 7-1, Chapter of the Tooele City 4.09 Acres. Zone: LEGIANCE which flows under I-80, For the public’s con- 7-4, Chapter 7-11A, Council Approving a A-20 (Agricultural, 20 ROLL CALL and hence to a playa venience, an unofficial Chapter 7-13, Chapter Contract with the Ten- Acre Minimum). Unin- AGENDA: south of the railroad, copy of the proposed 7-14, Chapter 7-15, nis & Track Company corporated: Stansbury 1. Public Comments. separated from the STIPULATION AND Chapter 7-15A, Chap- to Install Pickelball Park. 2. Summary Action Great ASalt LakeFull-Color by the CONSENT Activity ORDER ter 7-16, and Chapter Courts at Elton Park Planner: Jeff Miller Items. railroad and the NOTICE OF 7-29 Regarding Presented by Darwin 4. CUP-AMD 2013-12 a. Approval of Minutes BACKGROUND VIOLATION are avail- Multi-Family Zoning Cook - Bryan Coulter is re- b. Approval of Bills The Stansburyand ParkLearningable on the Internet Pageat Districts, Allowable 11. Resolution questing approval of 3. Consideration of ap- Improvement District's “https://deq.utah.gov/w Uses, Design Stan- 2019-25 A Resolution an amendment to an proval of the 2019 Mu- (Stansbury Park) la- aste-management- dards, Supplemental of the Tooele City existing conditional nicipal Election Agree- goon treatmentJust facility and-radiation- for Kids! Provisions, and Asso- Council Approving an use permit for a Cot- ment with Tooele consists of 7 faculta- control/waste-manage- ciated Technical Agreement with tage Industry. Loca- County. tiveEvery cells, 2 primaries, Thursdayment-radiation-control- in the Tooele Amendments Broderick & Hender- tion: 175 East SR-138. 4. Consideration of en- 5 secondary and one public-notices”. Presented by Jim son to Construct Pub- Acreage: 4.09 Acres. tering into a Coopera- additional emergency Written comments will Bolser lic Restrooms at the Zone: A-20 (Agricul- tive Agreement with overflow pond.Transcript-Bulletin The be accepted if re- - Accessory Dwelling City Park at 200 West tural, 20 Acre Mini- UDOT to construct a cells are contained on ceived by 5:00 p.m. on Units & Vine Street mum). sidewalk on Durfee 164 acres. The treat- April 18, 2019, and Presented by Roger Presented by Darwin Unincorporated: Street from Quirk to ment facility was oper- should be submitted to Baker & Andrew Aa- Cook Stansbury Park. Willow Street. ated as a total contain- the address below. gard 12. Resolution Planner: Jeff Miller 5. Consideration of Or- mentT treatmentOOELE facility Comments can also be - Report on 2019 Na- 2019-26 A Resolution 5. Open Public Hear- dinance 2019-05 until 1996. The facilityTRANSCRIPThand delivered to the tional League of Cities of the Tooele City ing (CUP 2019-02 & amending the official serves the City of Division address Conference Council Approving & CUP-AMD 2013-12) zoning map of Grants- Stansbury Park with a above and must be re- Presented by Council- Ratifying an Agree- 6. Close Public Hear- ville City, Utah by re- current populationBULLETIN of ceived by 5:00 p.m. on members Brad Pratt & ment with State Fire ing (CUP 2019-02 & zoning 30 acres of about 8,500. The de- April 18, 2019. Scott Wardle DC Specialties LLC for CUP-AMD 2013-12) land located approxi- sign flow was 1 MGD Ty L. Howard, Director 4. Close Meeting Fire Suppression Sys- 7. REZ 2019-04 - mately at 228 South with operationalSubscribe flow of Division Today of 882-0050 Waste - Litigation and Prop- tem Upgrades at the Chris Robinson is re- 1160 West for Joell .75 MGD. The facility Management and Ra- erty Acquisition Tooele City Water questing a rezone from Dowden to go from an has completed a major diation Control 5. Adjourn Reclamation Facility C-H (Commercial A-10 zone to a RR-5 upgrade to meet future Department of Envi- Michelle Y. Pitt Presented by Steve Highway) and M-D zone. demands for treat- ronmental Quality P.O. Tooele City Recorder Evans (Manufacturing Distri- 6. Consideration of Or- ment. The upgraded fi- Box 144880 Salt Lake Pursuant to the Ameri- 13. Subdivision Final bution) to C-G (Com- dinance 2019-06 nal design flow is 2.7 City, Utah cans with Disabilities Plat for the Skyline mercial General) in an- amending the official MGD, but it the limit 84114-4880 Act, Individuals Need- Ridge, Phase 1 Appli- ticipation for the Lake zoning map of Grants- will remain 1.5 MGD Comments can also be ing Special Accommo- cation by Todd Point Business Center ville City, Utah by re- for the near future. sent by electronic mail dations Should Notify Castagno, Located at (formerly known as the zoning 9.7 acres of This PN is to correct to: Michelle Y. Pitt, Tooele 1430 East Skyline Beehive Business land at approximately an error in the monitor- “[email protected] City Recorder, at Drive in the R1-14 Center). 533 East South Street ing frequency of the v”. Comments sent in 435-843-2113 or mi- Residential Zoning Parcel IDs: for Earl F. Larsen to go permit for metals and electronic format [email protected] District for the Pur- 05-017-0-0044, from an RR-5 zone to total toxic organics. should be identified by , Prior to the Meeting. poses of Creating 25 05-017-0-0046, a RR-1 zone. PUBLIC COMMENTS putting the following in (Published in the Single-Family Resi- 05-017-0-0047, & 7. Consideration of ap- Public comments are the subject line: public Tooele Transcript Bul- dential Lots 05-021-0-0012. proving a contractor invited any time prior comment on the Clean letin March 19, 2019) Presented by Jim Acreage. Approx. and entering into a to the deadline of the Harbors Aragonite Bolser 69.87 Acres. Unincor- contract for the North close of business on STIPULATION AND 14. Public Hearing and porated: Lake Point. Well equipping and April 18, 2019. Written CONSENT ORDER. Motion on Ordinance Planner: Jeff Miller booster pump station public comments can All documents in- 2019-05 An Ordi- 8. Open Public Hear- upgrades. be submitted to Dan cluded in comments nance of Tooele City ing (REZ 2019-04) 8. Consideration of en- Griffin, UPDES Sur- should be submitted Vacating a Public 9. Close Public (REZ tering into a Coopera- face Water Section, as ASCII (text) files or Easement Associated 2019-04) tive Agreement with Utah Division of Water in pdf format. With Frank's Drive 10. SUB 2019-04 - UDOT to construct a Quality, PO Box Under Utah Code Sec- Presented by Jim Chris Robinson is re- sidewalk on Durfee 144870, Salt Lake tion 19-1-301.5 a per- Bolser questing concept plan Street from Center to City, Utah 84114-4870 son who wishes to 15. Public Hearing and approval for the pro- Cooley Street. or by email at dgrif- challenge a Permit Or- Motion on Ordinance posed Lake Point 9. Mayor and Council [email protected]. After der may only raise an 2019-08 An Ordi- Business Center Sub- Reports. considering public issue or argument dur- nance of Tooele City division. 10. Closed Session comment, the Utah Di- ing an adjudicatory Amending Tooele City Parcel IDs: (Personnel, Real Es- vision of Water Quality proceeding that was Code Chapter 7-1, 05-017-0-0044, tate, Imminent Litiga- may execute the per- raised during the pub- Chapter 7-4, Chapter 05-017-0-0046, tion). mit issuance, revise it, lic comment period 7-11A, Chapter 7-13, 05-017-0-0047, & 11. Adjourn. or abandon it. The and was supported Chapter 7-14, Chapter 05-021-0-0012. Christine Webb permit is available for with sufficient informa- 7-15, Chapter 7-15A, Acreage. Approx. City Recorder public review under tion or documentation Chapter 7-16, and 69.87 Acres. Unincor- In compliance with the https://deq.utah.gov/w to enable the director Chapter 7-29 Regard- porated: Lake Point. Americans with Dis- ater-quality/water-qual- to fully consider the ing Multi-Family Zon- Planner: Jeff Miller ability Act, Grantsville ity-public-notices. If substance and signifi- ing Districts, Allowable 11. Open Public Hear- City will accommodate internet access is not cance of the issue. Uses, Design Stan- ing (SUB 2019-04) reasonable requests to available, a copy may For further information dards, Supplemental 12. Close Public (SUB assist persons with be obtained by calling contact Deborah Ng of Provisions, and Asso- 2019-04) disabilities to partici- Dan Griffin at the Division of Waste ciated Technical 13. Adjournment pate in meetings. Re- 801-536-4387 Management and Ra- Amendments Pursuant to the Ameri- quests for assistance (Published in the diation Control at (801) Presented by Jim cans with Disability may be made by call- Tooele Transcript Bul- 536-0200. In compli- Bolser Act, individuals need- ing City Hall (435) letin March 19, 2019) ance with the Ameri- 16. Minutes ing special accommo- 884-3411 at least 3 cans with Disabilities 17. Invoices dations during this days in advance of a Act, individuals with 18. Adjourn meeting should notify meeting. special needs (includ- Michelle Y. Pitt Planning Staff, Tooele One or more Council ing auxiliary communi- Tooele City Recorder County Planning Com- Members may partici- cative aids and serv- Pursuant to the Ameri- mission, at pate electronically. ices) should contact cans with Disabilities 435-843-3160 prior to The anchor location Kimberly Act, Individuals Need- the meeting. will be City Hall at the Diamond-Smith, Office ing Special Accommo- Please e-mail Jeff above address. of Human Resources dations Should Notify M i l l e r a t : (Published in the at (801) 536-4285, Michelle Y. Pitt, Tooele [email protected] Tooele Transcript Bul- Telecommunications City Recorder, at with any questions or letin March 19, 2019) Relay Service 711, or 435-843-2113 or mi- concerns. by email at “kdia- [email protected] Dated this 8th Day of [email protected]” , Prior to the Meeting. March 2019 (Published in the (Published in the Jeff Miller Tooele Transcript Bul- Tooele Transcript Bul- Tooele County letin March 19, 2019) letin March 19, 2019) Planning and Zoning (Published in the Tooele Transcript Bul- letin March 19, 2019) B8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY March 19, 2019 PHOTOS SUE BUTTERFIELD Amazing continued from page B1

Jesse Condit (left) shares a laugh with Sydnee Bird while Jesse competes in the formal wear portion of the Mr. & Miss Super Amazing Pageant. Madison Sylvester (above) flashes a big smile as she is escorted by Jaxon Miner in the formal wear portion of the pageant. Abby Olmore (right) takes a spin as she is escorted by Michael Russell in the formal wear portion of the pageant.

Derek Hawk (left) delivered jokes assisted by Alexa Rouggly in the talent showcase portion of the pageant. Janie Nowotny (right) danced to “Men in Black” in the talent showcase.

Devrie Christiansen (above) sings in the tal- ent showcase portion of the pageant.

Wyatt Potter (left) performs with his puppet, Nathan Draper (middle) performed a “Star Wars” skit, and Justin Reich (right) performed in the talent portion of the pageant.

Avery Bybee (left) shows his 3-D art pieces assist- ed by Ashlen White. Paden Jolley (middle) You’re Invited ... performs a circus act with his goat. Paden to let us take care of your was crowned prince. Kaytlin Phillips (right) wedding print needs stands along side Alex Dunn in the formal wear • Invitations portion of the pageant. • Save the Date Cards • Envelopes • Foam Core Pictures, Any Size 435.882.0050 • 58 N Main • Tooele