Willard

Users of South Willard Water received an insert with the December water bill that said the following:

“Dear Shareholders(s)

South Willard Water Co. has considered a proposal, that if we had majority shareholder support, we would build and operate a joint pressurized secondary irrigation system.  After further consideration SWWC is deferring to Pine View Water Conservation District who will organize a vote of Pine View shareholders. If voted in by a majority, Pine View will build and manage the system.

Willard landowner, Mark Mackley (Mackley), plans to build a home on property he bought in Willard, east of the old Pioneer cemetery.  In an effort to obtain service from Rocky Mountain Power on Highway 89, Mackley dug a trench along 300 North Street and Highway 89. He had obtained a UDOT permit, and had asked the City to mark the City’s utility lines.  Mackley said he incorrectly assumed that Willard City had given permission after they marked their utility lines.  When Willard City discovered the error it placed a stop work order on further construction.

“Creating the great thinkers of the 21st Century”

When the re-districting ended in the Legislature, newly aligned House District 29 became a straddle district – being almost evenly split between South Box-Elder and Northwest Weber Counties as far as population and geography.   The new district pits incumbent Representative Brad Galvez against incumbent Representative Lee Perry.

Block Grants Unconstitutional, Councilman Says An Example of not Heeding the Vertical Separation of Power

Weber County has held several meetings and 3 public hearings to consider its 2010 budget. The budget plan as of December 1st, 2009 was for approximately 55 million dollars. The budget is essentially planned to remain the same as for 2009.