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Weber County Commission Weber Area Council of Governments

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

RAMP tax a misuse of government power

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.

Up For Re-election: The Weber County Ramp Tax

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.

Election 2014 Ballot Initiatives

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

Retention of Judges Process

The Judicial Performance Evaluation Commission (JPEC) is responsible for coming up with the recommendation for the judges up for retention. The JPEC is comprised of 13 members that include attorneys, jurors, and court staff who are chosen by the Utah Supreme Court (appoints four members), the Governor (appoints four members), the President of the Senate (appoints two members), and the Speaker of the House of Representatives (appoints two members), along with the executive director of the Commission on Criminal and Juvenile Justice.

Retention of Judges Process

 

New School Board Members to be Decided in Upcoming Elections

        District 1: Current school board member, Terryl Warner, faces opponent David Clark in upcoming school board elections. While both candidates were handpicked by Gov. Herbert, they do have distinct differences in ideology that should be considered before casting your vote.

Revised Notice Weber County Commission Weber County Municipal Building Authority

Revised Notice

Weber County Commission

Weber County Municipal Building Authority

Notice Date & Time: 10/14/14 10:39 AM

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NOTICE OF BONDS TO BE ISSUED

Weber High - updates

Weber Symphonic Band

A participation fee and/or instrumental rental fee may be required or included with course fees for listed classes.

Concert Band (Weber Symphonic Band) * .5 credit FA  per semester 

Prerequisite: Ability to play a musical wind instrument/Grades 10 - 12
 
Fees: 
Participation fee:  $15.00
Uniform fee:  TBA
Instrument rental (school Instruments):  $85.00

Business Spotlight Harrisville – Ben Lomond Animal Clinic

 

Harrisville—Ben Lomond Animal Clinic is an Animal Hospital facility at 1380 North Highway 89 in Ogden, UT.  They have been in practice for over 30 years, offering general and emergency care for dog and cats. They have 24-hour emergency services – call for availability. Dr. David Linsley and Dr. Owen Linsley

To learn more about Ben Lomond Animal Clinic in Ogden, please call (801) 782-9679. 

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