Willard City’s March News
The City has contracted with Val Kotter & Sons to complete required maintenance of the sewer system. They are inspecting the manholes, cleaning the lines and using a camera to locate any problems within the lines that need to be corrected. This maintenance is required for insurance purposes and critical to help avoid costly back-ups of the system. Many residents have easements across their property and have manholes located in those easements. Please make sure they are clear of debris and accessible for cleaning. Residents you are responsible for the clean out located at or near the property line. Make sure it is protected if it is above ground level and make sure it is covered (covers are available at home improvement stores) to avoid debris from falling in and blocking the line, causing sewage to back up in your house. They should also be accessible in case you do have a blockage in the service line.
4th of July - Volunteers Needed! A Planning Committee is being formed. If you have some new, fun ideas and want to participate, please contact the City Office at 435-734-9881 or send an email with your contact information to willardcity@comcast.net. Jared Profaizer, has accepted the assignment of overseeing plans for the 4 of July. This has been a long standing celebration for the community and residents past and present. Council member Profaizer has some new ideas and is calling for volunteers and ideas to make this years event even better.
March 31, 2016 - Youth Baseball Sign-up deadline. Youth Baseball signups are currently underway.
March 30 - May 30 Burn Permits - Spring burn permits are issued March 30-May 30.
UDOT I-15 Project -The contract was awarded to Geneva Rock Products in January and they expected to begin the first week of March. Residents can expect an increase in traffic along Highway 89 as well as delays on I-15. Residents can sign up for email alerts and more project information by going to the following link: www.udot.utah.gov/i15boxelder. They can also be found on Facebook and Twitter: Facebook.com/udot-@UDOTregionone.
- Many of you have noticed the cones and the contractor is ready to begin construction. THERE WILL BE AN INCREASE IN TRAFFIC, NOISE AND ESPECIALLY TRUCK TRAFFIC. THE POLICE DEPARTMENT WILL DO THEIR BEST
All dogs must be licensed. The maximum number of dogs allowed per residence is 3. Kennel licenses are a conditional use in the A-5 zone and you must apply for a permit. The Police Department will be following up with the owners of dogs that have not renewed their licenses and dogs that are not licensed.
