North Ogden

Pleasant View - Weber High’s drama class will be performing Rodgers & Hammerstein's Broadway musical “Oklahoma,” a love story set in a Western Indian Territory just after the turn of the century. Drama teacher Mark Daniels is excited to see his students take on the iconic musical because he feels it has set the standard and rules for which all other musicals still follow today.

North Ogden - Mayor Brent Taylor requested a report on the progress of the Public Works Facility (PWF) from Travis Johnson, of the Lundahl Building Contractor.  Travis stated “the biggest challenge on the site is related to water control… however, the site is great and will accommodate the future use as a PWF… actual building construction will begin next week (1st week of September) first with the office building, then with the shop areas, and finally with the salt and sand storage building.”  Council Member (CM) Jim Urry inquired on “how many change orders have been submitted for the proje

North Ogden—If anyone had a chance to drive along Washington Boulevard on September 17, it’s likely he or she noticed all the American flags on display as part of the Constitution Day celebrations. This was the 6th year of the “Display of Faith and Patriotism” that goes along with Constitution Day to help remind everyone of the importance of the Constitution and for which it stands.

Documents Updated

• APC101514 - Hyperlink.docx - 10/10/14 8:53 AM
• approved - October 15, 2014.pdf - 11/6/14 3:38 PM

Land Use Authority/Planning Commission

Planning Commission Meeting

Weber High School Honor Roll 2014-15    1st Quarter

12th Grade Highest Honor Roll (4.0)

Weber County Commission

Weber Area Council of Governments

Notice Date & Time: 11/3/14 4:30 PM

Description/Agenda:

MEETING NOTICE
OF THE
WEBER AREA COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS

Consider an 11 year old boy who gets invited by his friend to go watch a new movie that has just come out. Everyone that he has talked to says it’s a great show. He asks his parents if he can go Saturday evening. They inform him that he will be allowed to go if he has his chores done and if he has earned the money. So he spends his time throughout the day getting chores done and asking for additional jobs to earn the $7.00 that it will cost for the movie ticket. The time finally arrives to go to the movie and he eagerly heads off to the show.

This year, residents of Weber County will have the opportunity to vote on whether to continue the one-cent recreation tax that is used to fund recreation, arts, museums and parks, also known as “RAMP.”

RAMP receives one-cent for every $10 spent on recreation in Weber County. This is "anything fun," RAMP Staff Secretary, Shelly Halacy said, including going to the movies, bowling, etc.

Elections in Utah are unique in that voters often get the chance to decide policy change by voting on initiatives and referendums during election years. Sometimes these changes result in State Constitutional amendments and this year is no exception. On November 4, voters will decide the fate of three proposed amendments that were passed during the 2014 Legislative Session by a two-thirds majority. Here is a quick rundown of the initiatives.

Amendment A – Utah Qualifications of Tax Commission Members