Minutes for 2003-12-02, Direct pdf link.

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In accordance with the requirements of Utah Code Annotated Section 52-4-7(1)(d), the County Clerk records in the minutes the names of all citizens who appear and speak at a County Commission meeting and the substance “in brief” of their comments. Such statements may include opinion or purported facts. The County does not verify the accuracy or truth of any statement but includes it as part of the record pursuant to state law.

Commissioners Present: Commissioner Camille T. Cain and Commissioner Glen H. Burton. Chair Kenneth A. Bischoff was excused. Vice Chair Camille Cain conducted the meeting.

Others Present: Linda G. Lunceford, County Clerk/Auditor; David C.Wilson, Deputy County Attorney. Fátima Blackford, Clerk/Auditor’s Office, took minutes.

A. Welcome by Chair Bischoff.

B. Pledge of Allegiance was conducted by Patty Burton
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C. Thought of the Day was offered by Commissioner Burton.

D. Consent Items:

1. Purchase Orders in the amount of $53,326.29.

2. Warrants #182771 - #183008 in the amount of $679,169.93
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3. Minutes of Regular Commission Meeting held on November 25, 2003.

Commissioner Burton moved to approve the consent items; Commissioner Cain seconded, both voting aye.

E. Action Items:

1. Tax Review Committee Recommendation regarding Waiver of Assessment, penalties & interest on LSN 11-027-0111

Douglas Larsen, Assessor’s Office, stated that this parcel had been created inadvertently in 1996 as a result of a gap in the adjoining parcel’s legal description. The original intent had been to include it with the description of the adjoining parcel, LSN 11-016-0044, which is owned by the Lutheran Church and therefore, tax exempt. If the descriptions had been correct, the current assessment and delinquent issues would not have evolved. The subject parcel was recently deeded to the Lutheran Church and was subsequently combined with the adjoining legal description. The Tax Review Committee unanimously recommended waiving the assessment, penalties and interest in the amount of $176.00.
Commissioner Burton moved to approve the Tax Review Committee’s recommendation to waive $176.00 in assessment, penalties and interest on LSN 11-027-0111; Commissioner Cain seconded, both voting aye.

2. Approval of changes to the landscape plan for the Cascades at Moose Hollow, a Planned Residential Unit Development, phases 1 and 2, buildings 1 and 2 at Wolf Creek

Jim Gentry, County Planning Department, stated that the developers had added water features, rock retaining walls, and adjusted the layout of the approved landscape plan. The Weber County Planning Commission unanimously recommended approval of this item.

Commissioner Burton moved to approve the changes to the landscape plan for the Cascades at Moose Hollow, a Planned Residential Unit Development, phases 1 and 2, buildings 1 and 2 at Wolf Creek; Commissioner Cain seconded, both voting aye.

 3. Approval of changes to the landscape plan for Moose Hollow, a Planned Residential Unit Development phase 4, building 7 at Wolf Creek

Jim Gentry, County Planning Department, stated that the developers had added more trees and a pond to the approved landscape plan. The Weber County Planning Commission unanimously recommended approval of this item.
Commissioner Burton moved to approve the changes to the landscape plan for Moose Hollow, a Planned Residential Unit Development, phase 4, building 7 at Wolf Creek; Commissioner Cain seconded, both voting aye.

F. Public Comments: There were none.

G. Assign Pledge of Allegiance & Thought of the Day for Tuesday, December 9, 2003 at 10 a.m.

H. Adjourn
Commissioner Burton moved to adjourn at 10:10 a.m.; Commissioner Cain seconded, both voting aye.

Kenneth A. Bischoff, Chair
Weber County Commission

Linda G. Lunceford, CPO
Weber County Clerk/Auditor

In accordance with the requirements of Utah Code Annotated Section 52-4-7(1)(d), the County Clerk records in the minutes the names of all citizens who appear and speak at a County Commission meeting and the substance “in brief” of their comments. Such statements may include opinion or purported facts. The County does not verify the accuracy or truth of any statement but includes it as part of the record pursuant to state law.