Uintah County budget hearing pressures and city annexation issues
At a Uintah County budget session Jack Olsen of the Utah Taxpayers Association urged standardized budgeting and stable general fund figures while noting Vernal City's east side annexation may shift sales tax revenues. He praised road work and zoning efforts, warned about mill levies for hospital bonds, and argued growth benefits both city and county despite revenue tensions.
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Uintah County
Jack Olsen
Utah Taxpayers Association
Utah Taxpayers Assn
Chevron Oil
Olsen
Utah
Uintah
Vernal City
Uintah County 1978 Budget Proposal Comes At Hearing
County Clerk Morris St. Cook presented Uintah County's 1978 proposed budget at a public hearing. The plan seeks 4 576 696, up from 4 239 068 in 1977, driven by hospital, airport, roads, and court needs plus a 7 percent cost of living increase for employees.
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Uintah County
Morris St. Cook
Cook
Conk
Eastwest
Civil Defense
Artesian well to supplement Maeser water supply
Maeser Water Improvement District reports the Remember the Main Park well in Dry Fork yields artesian water. The project could serve 608 homes at 00 gallons daily per connection, with potential yearly revenue around 32,852 at minimum $4.50 monthly, enough to recoup the 128,000 drilling cost in under four years.
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Remember the Main Park
Maeser Water District
Maeser
Board of Trustees
The
Maeser Water Improvement District
Dry Fork
Rezoning hearing slated for 600 West property in Vernal
Vernal City Council schedules a public hearing for rezoning the 600 West property from A-3 to Cf. Hearing set for the first Wednesday of the year after Planning Commission recommendation. Council awards carpet bid to Western Living, Inc. and approves radio purchase for Fire Department pending County Commission and notes planning and board reappointments.
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Co North
600 West
Vernal City Council
Planning Commission
Western Living, Inc
Board of Adjustment
Marvey Madsen
Nell Neeney
Howard Carroll
Joan D. Stage
John Robbins
Board of Adjustments
Two Teens Die in High Speed Van Roll-Over Near Vernal
Highway Patrol in Vernal investigates a Tuesday crash on U S 21 that killed Bernard W. McKowen 17 of Vernal and Felicia Jones 15 of Ouray. The pickup rolled at high speed eight miles west of Vernal. Michael J. Greeley 21 was in critical condition in Salt Lake City with internal injuries. James J. Powell 20 and Frank W. Mickell 18, both of Vernal, suffered serious injuries. Total Tri County deaths reach 20 for 1976.
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Highway Patrol
Vernal
US 21
Felicia Jones
Ouray
Salt Lake City
James J. Powell
Frank W. Me
Mickell
Rasmussen
Charles Wood
Loyd Golding
Ove 2
Wood
Utiah County
Yeliclea
Nasmussen
Freestone
Basin group tours proposed Moon Lake power plant sites
A nine member Utah basin group toured 12 proposed sites for an 800 to 1000 megawatt Moon Lake Electric Association coal plant southeast of Vernal. Site No. 6 tops the list for highway access coal proximity and water supply near White River Dam.
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Moon Lake Electric
Bonanza
Uintah County
Utah
White River
Moon Lake’ North & Rangely
Colorado
Rangely
Moon Lake Electric Association
Intermountain Consumer Power Association
Basin
Neal Domgaard
Rulon Anderton
Duchesne County
Hollis Wallinger
Roosevelt City
J. Sterling Merrell
ICPA
Jim Lee
Dan Dulphey
Wildlife Resources
Jim Rogers
UGMS
Jim Lutler
Utah Energy Office
Larry England
BLM
Locai
Thatcher
Governor's
Inter-Agency
Capitol
Millett
Tatermountain Consumer Power Association
Moon Lake
Utah Power & Light Co
Up&l
Uintah County Preschool Population Rises Strongly in Census
Uintah County counts 7 800 residents aged zero to eighteen in the school census taken October 31. Pre school group accounts for 2 413 children up from 1 947, a county wide rise of 466. The census guides enrollment planning and boundary changes for the upcoming elementary school on Robinwood Lane.
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Uintah County
Rhoda ‘T. DeVed
Uintah
Robinwood Lane
Four hospitalized as automobile rams truck
A Tuesday afternoon crash at 2 45 p m near 1500 West and Main injured four people. Max Rasmussen in a northbound Ford pickup collided with a Wood sedan driven by Vickie Fergin Wood. The Wood car struck a canal, while the pickup veered into a dirt driveway.
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1500 West
Main
4500 West
Max Rasmussen
Vickie Fergin Wood
Main Street
Kid's Canal
Mark Pyeestone
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Philip Murray Construction
Ken Tt. Lind
McLean Construction Inc
Marveon Sign Co., Inc
Ogden
Grant Richens Construction Co
Williams Electric
Donna Craven
Bernard W. McKowen
Ferson
Michael J. Greeley
Tri-County
Basin Group
Lynn Thatcher
Utah Bureau of Environmental
Brilett
Verna Chamber of Commerce