PUBLIC NOTICE
DANIEL TOWN PLANNING
THE DANIEL TOWN PLANNING WILL HOLD THE MONTHLY MEETING
AND PUBLIC HEARING ON NOVEMBER 18th, 2009 AT THE COUNTY
COMMUNITY SERVICE BUILDING AT 55 SOUTH 500 EAST HEBER CITY
UTAH. IN THE NORTH CONF. ROOM # 132 AT 7:00 P.M.
Quorum: Eric Bunker, Gary Weight, Kim Norris, Barry Hobbs, Diane Grose
Ryan Taylor of Epic Engineering
Members of the Public signing in: Connie Kiser, Nathan Kiser, Blaine Smith,
Darwin McGuire, Merry Duggin, Mike Duggin, Jonathan Blotter
Chairman Bunker called the meeting to order at 7:02 p.m.
Public comment (2 minutes please)
Blaine Smith talked about getting a culinary water hook-up to his home. He has
already paid for the fire hydrant that was installed near his home and nothing was
mentioned to him then about having to have the line dug to his house before October. He
has been told that they can’t open the line now for fear of the line freezing. He would like
to get the job finished now while the weather is still good and before freezing
temperatures do set in. Councilman Norris believes it could be accomplished in one day
and he will talk to the other members of the water board to see what can be done to
accomplish this.
Mayor Duggin explained that he called Gary Walton earlier today and that Gary
will talk to Blaine soon. He further explained that there might be a problem with the psi
in that area as no reduction on the line has been accomplished in that area yet.
Blaine Smith explained that it is not an emergency but he would like to have it
done if at all possible.
The Water Board will make sure that he is not being charged any monthly fees
until the job is completed.
1- Public hearing for Community development block grant (C.D.B.G.)
Councilman Norris moved to open the public hearing with Councilman Weight
seconding. The vote was unanimous and the motion carried.
Jon Blotter told the Council that last year they had applied for and received
$318,000 towards a water facility. They are now in the process of applying for another
CDBG grant. This is Federal money that comes through the state.
Jon continued to explain that there are many uses for the money. He handed a
paper to the council members showing a list of priority uses for the 2009 monies.
Wasatch and Summit counties will be part of the pool applying for 1.5 million dollars for
- He would like to have a public hearing scheduled to receive input from the town
residents on their desires of how to use any money that might be received for the 2010
year, following the guidelines established by the government. The money must in some
way benefit the low to moderate income families which comprise 52 to 54 percent of
Daniel’s population.
(If you wish to see detailed information please visit one of the following websites:
http://www.ofm.wa.gov/study/03_AppendixB_Program12.pdf or for 2010 info
http://www.commerce.wa.gov/portal/alias__CTED/lang__en/tabID__314/DesktopDefaul
t.aspx?tabID=0&alias=CTED&lang=en)
Chairman Bunker encourages anyone reading these minutes to send comments or
suggestions to him through his email address which can be found on the town website:
http://danielutah.squarespace.com/
Councilwoman Grose moved to close the public hearing with Councilman
Hobbs seconding. The vote was unanimous and the motion carried.
2- Crossroads presentation to planning board
Mike Alger was not present.
3- Blaine Smith – extension of a building permit.
Blaine Smith would like to extend his building permit for one year as he has been
working on his project but has not yet completed it.
Councilwoman Grose moved to grant the extension with Councilman Hobbs
seconding. Discussion came from Councilman Weight asking if they needed to add a
one year limit to the motion. The extension is automatically set up for only one year
and not needed in the motion itself. There was no further discussion. The original
motion and second stand as stated. The vote was unanimous and the motion carried.
4- Callister subdivision
Nathan Kiser told the council that the subdivision has already been approved and
that they are now applying for a building permit. Ryan Taylor has already done the
analysis and handed a recommendation letter to the council members. At this time the
Kisers are still looking for someone to pour the foundation for the modular home they are
purchasing. Nathan showed a site plan for the home. They have a letter from the State
Engineer approving the perk test and well site. The irrigation shares have been taken care
of as well. It was suggested that they obtain a letter from the Fire Marshall approving fire
safety measures installed for the home.
Councilman Hobbs moved to approve the Callister building permit application
subject to meeting the conditions outlined in the Epic Engineering letter dated 6
November 2009 and they complete a land irrigation use study with the town
administration. Councilman Norris seconded the motion, the vote was unanimous and
the motion carried.
5- Approval of minutes/ report on council action/ election results
Councilman Norris moved to approve the October 2009 minutes with
Councilwoman Grose seconding. The vote was unanimous and the motion carried.
6- Administrative issues: Administrative Building permits, water, open seats, etc.
The Planning Council Member open positions are Eric Bunker, Diane Grose, Kim
Norris and Lynn Crisler. Chairman Bunker has received one letter of interest from Jay
Binkerd. Kim Norris and Eric Bunker plan on keeping their names in for next year. The
open positions will be appointed in January by the town council.
Merry Duggin, town recorder, will put information about the Planning Council
openings on the town website and also in the Wasatch Wave, under the “ads” section
instead of the legal section where it will more easily be seen, and have it announced on
the local radio station encouraging the town residents to submit applications.
Council action items: Chairman Bunker showed the members a “hundred year”
flood plain map that is issued by state and federal agencies. They will issue a new one
next year in 2010. The agencies look at different changes and new information and
determine the extent of damage that might occur in the event of a flood. This results in
the government allowing the people to keep their insurance premiums as they are or get a new policy at the old cost before the new areas are put into policy.
There are no administrative issues at this time.
Merry Duggin informed the Commission that Dean Sellers, under the corporation
name Stars & Stripes, has filed bankruptcy in Arizona. He also filed for bankruptcy in
Utah under the corporation name West Daniels Land Association. This action has
imposed an automatic stay on all legal proceedings. The town has hired a bankruptcy
attorney and filed a motion with the court to allow construction on the new water tank to
continue. The hearing is scheduled to be held in Salt Lake City on December 3rd.
7- Motion to adjourn.
Councilwoman Grose moved to adjourn the meeting with Councilman Hobbs
seconding. The vote was unanimous and the motion carried.
Daniel Planning reserves the right to change order of, and add agenda items.
In keeping with the American Disability Act all are invited to attend.
If you need Special accommodations please call Eric Bunker 654-0409 Forty Eight, 48
hours before the meeting. Written comment accepted eric.bunker@danielutah.org