Utah Public Notice

Revised Notice

Weber County Commission

Weber Area Council of Governments

Notice Date & Time: 5/5/14 4:30 PM

Description/Agenda:

MEETING NOTICE
OF THE
WEBER AREA COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the Weber Area Council of Governments will hold a regular meeting in the Break out Room #105 of the Weber Center, 2380 Washington Blvd, Ogden, Utah, commencing at 4:30pm on Monday, May 5, 2014.

The agenda for the meeting consists of the following:

A. Welcome ?Chair Korry Green

B. Pledge of Allegiance

C. Invocation

D. Consent Item

Request for approval of minutes from April 7, 2014 meeting

E. Public Comments (3 minutes each )

F. Non-Action Items

1. Utah Transit Authority 2020 Vision Presentation
Presenter: Matt Sibul, UTA Chief Planning Officer

2. UDOT Project Report and Future Projects
Presenter: Rex Harris, Program Manager

G. Action Items

H. Other

I. Adjourn

CERTIFICATE OF POSTING

Tech TeamUp Event - May 8th

Need a Tech Co-Founder? Come pitch to developers at Open West Conference and find one.

Need to find a rockin’ tech team for your startup? Come pitch your startup to Utah’s best tech heads at the Tech TeamUp event held opening night of the Open West Conference May 8th at UVU (register at www.openwest.org). Grow Utah and Beehive Startups are sponsoring this unique event to spotlight your company, help you network with the tech community and even win a cash prize if selected by the crowd. Apply today by contacting Clint Betts at cbetts@beehivestartups.com.

Utah's Entrepreneurial Summit - May 14th

Statewide Summit at Davis Conference Center

 
Utah is fast becoming a hotbed of successful entrepreneur activity. Come celebrate this and gain new entrepreneur skills at the Utah Entrepreneurial Summit, May 14th. Throughout 18 break-out sessions, the Summit will explore opportunities from mom and pop start-ups, women entrepreneurs, high technology and investor based companies. Keynote speakers include: Thurl Baily, Judy Robinette (author) and Chris Redgrave (local business and media expert). As a friend of Grow Utah, Register at www.utahEsummit.com and use promo code “grow” for $10 discount.

Special Olympics Utah and Utah High School Activities Association 

host inaugural 2014 UNIFIED SOCCER STATE TOURNAMENT ON MAY 3 

WHAT: Special Olympics Utah (SOUT) and the Utah High School Activities Association (UHSAA) will host the 2014 Unified Soccer State High School Tournament at Hillcrest High School on Saturday, May 3. Approximately 144 student-athletes and 24 coaches will participate in the State championship. 

Unified Sports®, a registered program of Special Olympics International, combines individuals with intellectual disabilities (athletes) and individuals without intellectual disabilities (partners) on sports teams for training and competition. The players compete side-by-side and all players serve as a meaningful and integral part of the Unified Sports® team. 

In 2013, the Utah High School Activities Association and Special Olympics Utah created a partnership, Special Olympics Utah Unified Interscholastic Sports, to bring Unified Sports® to Utah's schools in spring 2014. Currently, Unified Soccer and Unified Track and Field are offered to Utah high school students in participating UHSAA member schools. 

Through a grant from the U.S. Department of Education and general operating support, Special Olympics Utah has underwritten school expenses for participation in this first interscholastic Unified Sports® program in Utah. 

WHO: 12 Special Olympics Utah Unified Sports Soccer Teams will compete in the first-ever State Unified Soccer championship. The 13 participating schools are: Utah Schools for the Deaf and Blind-Skyline (combined school team), Bingham, Wasatch, Hillcrest, Grantsville, Mountain Crest, Lone Peak, Brighton, Alta, Spanish Fork, Jordan and Sky View. Teams will play in three separate divisions based on season play results for place of finish awards and 1st and 2nd place trophies. 

WHEN: Saturday, May 3, 2014 | 11:00 a.m. (bracket and full schedule included below) 

10:00 a.m. Team Registration begins 

10:45 a.m. Opening Ceremonies 

11:00 a.m. Competition Begins (Game #1) 

12:00 p.m. Competition Continues (Game #2) 

12.45 p.m. Awards Presentation 

WHERE: Hillcrest High School, 7350 South 900 East, Midvale 

About Special Olympics Utah Special Olympics Utah provides year-round training and competition in 16 sports for more than 2,500 athletes living in the state of Utah. With the support of more than 3,500 volunteers and the generosity of Utah citizens, corporations and local businesses, Special Olympics Utah is able to offer more than 50 events annually to individuals with intellectual disabilities. Participation with other athletes, Unified Partners (typically developing peers), coaches, sponsors and volunteers builds confidence and creates opportunities to participate as productive and respected members of society by increasing public awareness of the athletes' capabilities. Special Olympics Utah is a registered Utah 501(c) (3) charity with a local governing Board of Directors comprised of Utah community representatives and leaders. Special Olympics Utah is 90% privately funded through donations contributed locally. For more information, visit www.sout.org. 

About the Utah High School Activities Association (UHSAA) The UHSAA is the leadership organization for high school athletic and fine arts activities in Utah. Since 1927, the UHSAA has led the development of education-based interscholastic athletic and fine arts activities that help students succeed in their lives. The belief is these activities are an essential part of the high school experience and go a long way to improving academic performance and producing better citizens. The UHSAA reaches 136 member schools and over 88,000 participants in high school activity programs. The organization sanctions 10 girls' sports and 10 boys' sports and music, theatre and speech/debate in five different classifications. The UHSAA is governed by a 30 member Board of Trustees made up of elected school board members and superintendents representing all regions and areas throughout Utah, principals from each of the five classifications and a state board of education representative. The organization is committed to stressing educational and cultural values, improving the participation experience in activities, promoting life skills and lessons involved in competitive activities, fostering sportsmanship and mutual respect and assisting those who oversee high school sports and activities in UHSAA member high schools. For more information, visit the UHSAA website at www.uhsaa.org.

Brigham City Corporation

The Brigham City Council will hold a Budget Work Session on May 6, 2014 at 5:00 PM to review and discuss the Mayor's proposed 2014-15 budget. This meeting will be held in the Council Chambers at 20 North Main.

Utah State and Local Public Health Governance Committee

Governance Committee Meeting

Notice Date & Time: 5/5/14 11:30 AM

Description/Agenda:

The Utah State and Local Public
Health Governance Committee
May 5th, 2014 11:30 a.m.
Cannon Health Building, EDO Conference Room 431
Call #:1-877-820-7831 Participant #: 246249

Governance Meeting Chairs: Lewis Garrett & Marc Babitz

AGENDA

1. Approve Minutes: April 21st, 2014 Governance meeting

2. Grant Review:
Cooperative Agreements for State-Sponsored Youth Suicide Prevention and Early Intervention
Presented by: Teresa Brechlin
Grant Application Type: New
Grant Application Year: 1st Year
Grant Application Due: 5/19/2014
Previous Year Status: N/A
Approximate Average Award: $736,000

Demonstrating the Capacity of Comprehensive Cancer Control Programs to Implement Policy and Environmental Cancer Control Interventions (Expedited Needs Financials)
Presented by: Lynne Nilson
Grant Application Type: Continuation
Grant Application Year: 5th Year (5 Year Block)
Grant Application Due: 4/22/2014
Previous Year Status: Needs Review
Previous Year Award: $175,000

Maternal and Child Health Services
Presented by: Nan Streeter
Grant Application Type: Continuation
Grant Application Year: 2nd Year (2 Year Award Periods)
Grant Application Due: 7/15/2014
Previous Year Status: Needs Review
Previous Year Award: $5,938,040

3. Other Agenda Items: Governance Website Update by Jerry Edwards

4. Agenda Items for May 19th, 2014:

Utah Chick-fil-A Restaurants Invite Customers to Statewide Service Day

WHAT:          The 20 Chick-fil-A® Restaurants in Utah will coordinate a statewide service day for its team members and customers on Saturday, May 3. Each Chick-fil-A location will take part in a service project, led by the restaurant Operator, in its respective community, and customers are encouraged to join.

                        Prior to each service project, customers will receive a complimentary breakfast or lunch meal at the restaurant, including any one of Chick-fil-A’s new grilled entrees: the Chick-fil-A® Grilled Chicken Sandwich, Chick-fil-A® Grilled Chicken Club Sandwich and Chick-fil-A® Grilled Nuggets. Participants will also receive a coupon for a free meal following the service project.

                        Chick-fil-A will host a wide range of service projects, including park clean-ups, volunteering at Boys & Girls Clubs, tree planting and homeless outreach.

                        “At Chick-fil-A, service is top priority, and we believe genuine service should be extended into the community,” says Becky Pickle, franchise Operator of Chick-fil-A at South Jordan. “We invite our customers to join our team at each Chick-fil-A location in Utah for service projects in our communities. We’d like to take this opportunity to give back and invest in building strong communities and relationships with those we serve each day.”

                        For more information about a service project in your area, call or visit your local Chick-fil-A restaurant. To locate a Chick-fil-A restaurant, visit Chick-fil-A.com/Locations.

WHEN:             Saturday, May 3

                        Service project times will vary by location

WHERE:        To find a Chick-fil-A Restaurant, visit Chick-fil-A.com/Locations.

                        Service projects will vary by location

BRIGHAM CITY ELP MAY 2ND

Friday, May 2nd, 12:00pm.
Utah State University, Brigham City Campus
Milton Miller Building, Rm #208
195 West 1100 South
Brigham City, Utah 84302

We are going to focus our efforts on the "Customer Segments" section of the Business Model Canvas (see attachment)...really diving into that section.

Come in the main doors on the north side of the building and take the stairs or elevator up a floor and walk down the hall. The conference room is on your left (north).

Contact Mitch Zundel 435-494-1717 or mitchzundel@gmail.com for more information.

Registration Opens for the 2014 Jackson Hole Mountain Games

“The Adventure Festival,” Jackson Hole’s multi-sport summer event,

expands to three days and now includes water sports

Jackson Hole, WY, April 30, 2014 – Organizers of The Jackson Hole Mountain Games—Jackson’s only trail running, mountain biking, bouldering, paragliding and stand up paddle boarding (SUP) festival—announced today that registration is now open.

The third annual event will be held June 20-22 in Jackson Hole, registration starts at $30 per leg, or $130 for teams depending on the events. Participants can go to www.jhmountaingames.com to register.

Formerly known as The Outerlocal Summer Games, the 2014 Jackson Hole Mountain Games feature an expanded program with a new Paddle Sports Symposium, featuring paddle and SUP demos and SUP race at Slide Lake in the shadow of the Tetons.

The Water Sports Symposium is the result of a partnership with the Jackson Hole Kayak Club and Rendezvous River Sports, which has held the Water Sports Symposium and Demo Day on Slide Lake for the past 13 years.

“Summer adventure sports in Jackson Hole includes paddling,” said Christian Beckwith, the Games’ founder. “We’re excited to include SUP in this year’s festival.”

Aaron Pruzan, founder of the Jackson Hole Kayak Club and Rendezvous River Sports’ owner, agreed.

“Joining forces with the Jackson Hole Mountain Games lets us celebrate all the things we love to do in Jackson in the summer.”

The three-day festival kicks off Friday, June 20, at the Teton Boulder Park on Snow King Mountain. From 5 – 9 PM, DJ El Jefe will reclaim his throne atop the Boxcar Boulder, the largest man-made boulder in the world, laying down tracks to enliven the evening.

From 6 – 7 PM, the Games’ Bouldering Director, Exum Mountain Guide and the founder of 307 Bouldering, Micah Rush, will coordinate a milk-crate-stacking contest, and from 7 - 8 PM, Jackson’s elite paragliders will take to the air to put color in the sky with an aerial exhibition that showcases the elegant skills that make Jackson Hole one of the world’s top paragliding destinations.

On Summer Solstice, Saturday, June 21, the Games take to the water. On Slide Lake, competitors in the SUP race will paddle approximately five miles through a sunken forest against the majestic backdrop of the Tetons as they test their skills in the fastest-growing outdoor sport in the nation. Water demos for both SUP and kayaks begin at 10 a.m. After a lunchtime Bar-B-Que, the Games will move back to Jackson’s Town Square, where participants will join Wild Jackson Hole’s Solstice Street Fair to celebrate the light and fire of the longest day of the year with food, beer, magic and entertainment.

Sunday, June 22, athletes will convene on the Teton Boulder Park at the base of Snow King Mountain to push their limits in bouldering, trail running, mountain biking and paragliding. Later that evening, the Games will again partner with JacksonHoleLive! in the adjacent Snow King Ballfield for Jackson’s first outdoor concerts of the summer.

Last year’s concerts, presented by JacksonHoleLive!, featured Lukas Nelson and Promise of the Real. More than 6,000 people gathered at the base of the mountain to end the day with a bang.

 “We are psyched to bring the Games back for their third year,” says Beckwith. “I can’t imagine a better celebration of the adventure lifestyle than this one, held at the heart of America’s quintessential mountain town.”

For more information on this year’s games, or to register, visit www.jhmountaingames.com.

Facebook: www.facebook.com/jacksonholemountaingames

Twitter: www.twitter.com/jhmountaingames

###About The Jackson Hole Mountain Games - The Jackson Hole Mountain Games is a three-day festival, June 20-22, that features mountain biking, bouldering, mountain running, paragliding and stand-up paddleboarding (SUP). In addition to competitions, the Games use music, food, drink and outdoor industry representation to celebrate the sports that make Jackson Hole America’s signature mountain town. For more information and to register, visit: www.jhmountaingames.com.

Baseball Factory and sponsor Under Armour will hold an open tryout

for high school players in the Salt Lake City area

Baseball Factory will conduct the tryout, scout all players and select players for

Under Armour Baseball Factory National Teams and National Training Events

Salt Lake City, UT The Under Armour Baseball Factory National Tryout will take place in Salt Lake City, UT on Saturday, May 24, 2014 at Salt Lake CC Field. All high school athletes ages 14-18 are encouraged to attend. Players are asked to report to the field at 12:30 pm for registration, and the tryout is scheduled to begin at 1 pm. The registration fee is $99. Please go to baseballfactory.com/tryouts to enroll or call us at 800-641-4487 x 101 to speak with a Baseball Factory representative.

Many talented players from the area have come through Baseball Factory’s program including Salem’s Maverik Buffo. In May of 2012, Maverik attended an Under Armour Baseball Factory National Tryout, where his performance earned him a selection to the Baseball Factory National World Series at Pirate City in August of that year. This four-day event took place at the Spring Training home of the Pittsburgh Pirates. Baseball Factory’s professional staff worked with players from morning until night on all aspects of their game. In addition, players participated in scrimmages and other live game situations. Maverik, a right-handed pitcher and third baseman, graduates from Spanish Fork High School this year and will continue his academic and baseball success at Brigham Young University in Provo, UT.

Baseball Factory’s staff of professional scouts, former professional players, and former college coaches will evaluate players on the field and lead a college recruiting question and answer session. Those in attendance will learn about the college recruiting process and the steps players should take in order to increase their chances of playing college baseball and receiving scholarships. Top players from the tryout may be selected to compete with Baseball Factory and Under Armour at the Baseball Factory Training & Competition in Arizona, Pirate City Christmas, and the Pirate City World Series.