City CalendarMar 6 4:00 PM Airport Board Council Work Rm (first floor)Mar 4 5:15 PM City Council (Work Session) 7:00 PM City CouncilMar 12 6:30 AM Power Board Whitehead Meeting RmMar 13 7:00 PM Library Board Library Conference RmMar 11 6:30 AM Water Board Conference Room #217 5:15 PM City Council (Work Session) Civic Center Multipurpose Rm 6:30 PM Planning Commission (Work Session) 7:00 PM Planning Commission 7:00 PM Economic Advisory Committee, Multipurpose Rm 7:00 PM Arts Commission Community Services BldgMar 20 6:30 AM ASAP Coalition Executive Conference Room 5:30 PM Emergency Preparedness Committee, Public Safety Mtg Rm 7:00 PM Golf Committee Hobble Creek Golf ClubMar 18 5:15 PM City Council (Work Session) 7:00 PM City CouncilMar 25 6:00 PM Planning Commission (Work Session) Mar 27 6:30 PM Parks & Recreation Board Community Services BldgMeetings are held in the Council Chambers, Civic Center, 110 South Main, unless otherwise indi-cated. For more information contact 489-2700. Agendas and minutes are available on the City website at www.springville.org/agendas-minutes/

Last Month in the Mayor’s Message I mentioned the State of the City Address given at our City Council Meeting. In this month’s

message I wanted to continue with some of the items I talked about in that speech. I mentioned how grateful we are for our city employees and efforts they make in their various positions. Most of our employees are hardworking and dedicated to

serving the public. We will continue to seek out good employees and to train them to be helpful and pleasant when working with our

citizens.The importance of public safety and security is always near the top of

the list of the surveys we do periodically. Our police are very professional in how they handle situations and are dedicated to making Springville a safe place to live. We have expanded our fire and rescue coverage to have crews available for immediate ambulance and fire response from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. seven days a week. During the evening and night hours we rely on our volunteers to respond. We are trying to add to this budget each year to expand this coverage.

In the past recycle solid waste cans have been emptied by a private company Ace Disposal. This last year the City started do that service for the same fee. Contrary to popular belief we are not getting enough payment for recycled materials to pay for the program and so we have to charge a fee to do this collection. We presently have about seven hundred participants and would like to encourage others to start recycling. It may cost you a little more but will make us more environmentally friendly and help preserve our dump area for a longer period of time. Call our city offices and sign up today.

As you can see we are working to provide good services to our citizens and to make Springville a better place to live.

Mayor Wilford Clyde

C ity S ource YOUR SOURCE OF INFORMATION ABOUT SPRINGVILLE CITY

MAYOR: Wilford W. Clyde

COUNCIL MEMBERS:Richard “Rick” J. ChildCraig ConoverChristopher K. CreerDean F. OlsenChris Sorensen

IN THIS ISSUE

Mayor’s Message 1City Meeting Schedule 1Miss Springville/Mapleton Pageant 2ASAP Volunteers Needed 2Evergreen Cemetery Clean-up 2Teen Tech Week 2Hazardous Waste Day 2Volunteers-Library 2Storm Water Runoff 3Chicken Ordinance Hearing 3Historic Comm Plan Hearing 3New Springville Businesses 3Kindergarten Registration 4February Community Calendar 4Contact Us 4

SPRINGVILLE

MARCH 2014

Springville City Council on Tuesday, March 18, 2014

at 7:00 p.m.

Public Hearing

to consider an ordinance amending sections 11-3-402 and 11-4-301

of the Springville Municipal Codepertaining to the keeping of

Hen Chickens

What are you looking for?

maps?applications?

agendas?minutes?calendar?

code?Find us online

www.springville.org

SMOFA presents Curiouser & Curiouser through April 2014The Artwork of

James Christensen,Cassandra Barney,

Emily McPhie&

Family

The Springville Library is looking for book repair

volunteers!Must be at least 18 years old.

Willing to commit to 2+ hours /week.No experience necessary - We will teach you!

Interested? Please call Claudia at 801-489-2724 by March 15th.

Evergreen CemeteryClean-Up March 3

Springville City & Evergreen Cemetery personnel will begin their spring clean-up on Monday, March 3rd.

Please remove decorations you have placed on graves by Sunday, March 2nd or they will be removed and disposed of by cemetery personnel.

Having a healthy and happy community is a priority for Springville City. Come join our Community Board of concerned parents, educators, students, citizens and professionals as we put into place several education and prevention plans for 2014.

A few of our 2014 goals include:• Partnering with Parents Empowered for a

Town Hall Meeting addressing the dangers of underage drinking, April

• Prescription Drug Take Back Event, April 26th• Community Mental Health Awareness Week

Fall 2014• Battle of the Bands, Skate Park Competition

for the youth, June 2014• Monthly Mayor’s Recognition Awards

highlighting our incredible youth• Suicide Prevention Training offered for the

community• Town Hall Meetings addressing increased

marijuana use and the effects of pornographyCommunity Board Meetings are held the 3rd

Thursday of the month, 6:30 a.m. at the Civic Center. Youth Meetings are the 4th Friday during lunch at Springville High School

Your involvement and ideas are always highly valued and welcome.

Contact us today.Prevention Coordinator, Shannon M. Acor,

801-491-7823 sacor@springville.org

FRIDAY, MARCH 14 • 6:30-8:30 pm • Ages 12-18TEEN TECHTACULAR!FOCUS ON PHOTOGRAPHY:SLR CAMERAS•GREEN SCREEN•iPADS•PHOTOSHOP

PLUS!GAMES•XBOX1•SPHERO•PIZZA@6:30

Sponsored by YALSA and BEST BUY

New Springville Businesses

• Jimmy Johns

• Chester’s Chicken

• Loves Truck Stop

• McDonald’s (west of I-15)

• Tough Shed

• Art City Donuts

Daylight Savings starts March 9th

Set your clock 1 hour ahead

Why not start recycling?Springville City offers curb side

recyclingevery other week pickup one bin,

no sorting needed $5.75 per month

In January, 2013, the Planning Commission sponsored an open house and information gathering meeting to learn more about the Historic Center Community in preparation for the development of a plan for the community located between 400 North and 800 South and 400 West and 400 East. Since that time, the Planning Sta� has worked with an Ad hoc Committee of volunteers, taking the ideas from the information gathering meeting and develop a plan to address the concerns of residents and property owners of this community. On Tuesday, March 18th, the Springville City Council will hear the report of the Ad hoc Committee and an overview of the proposed Historic Center Community Plan at the City Council meeting which begins at 7:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers of the Civic Center, located at 110 South Main. A draft of the plan can

Center or at http://www.springville.org/community-devel-

If you have questions, please contact us through the website at www.springville.org or at 801.491.7861.

-Historic Center Community Plan Public Hearing

W H A T I S S T O R M W A T E R R U N O F F ,A N D W H Y S H O U L D W E C A R E ?Melting snow and rain are considered storm water

runoff; it runs off roads, parking lots, driveways, roofs, and yards. As it flows across these surfaces, storm water picks up contaminants such as oils, salts, sediments, fertilizers, pesticides and household chemicals. Contaminated storm water flows into storm drains, ditches, and gutters, and eventually into streams, wetlands and lakes. Contaminants in storm water runoff impair water quality in streams and wetlands, and they can lead to fish kills, loss of wildlife habitat, and public health risks. Uncontrolled storm water runoff is one of the largest remaining sources of water quality impairment in the United States.

As our community grows, more land is covered with hard surfaces. This means more water reaches streams more quickly and is potentially more contaminated. Let’s work together to lessen the degree of contamination and help protect local water resources.

You can also help us ease the flooding potential by keeping storm drain inlets near your property clean of debris or by reporting them to the Public Works Department at 801-491-2780.

MARCH COMMUNITY CALENDAR

Contact Us e-mail contact@springville.org

Emergencies 911General Information 489-2700Fax (Administration) 491-7894Fax (Utilities) 489-2709Administration 491-7801Building Inspection 489-2704Business Licensing 489-2704Canyon Parks 489-5872Code Enforcement 489-2714Electric Department 489-2750Golf Course 489-6297Justice Court 489-2707Library 489-2720Mayor / Council 491-7801Museum of Art 489-2727Parks & Cemeteries 489-2770Planning & Zoning 491-7861Pool 489-2731Public Safety 489-9421Public Works 491-2780Recreation 489-2730Senior Citizens 489-8738Substance Abuse Coor. 491-7823Utility Payment Info 489-2706Volunteer Coordinator 491-7811

knowledge, discovery, imagination

Springville Librarywww.springville.org/library

LIBRARY WEEKLY PROGRAMS

Mon Baby Laptime, 10:30 am, 0-2yrsTues Tiny Tot Tales, 10:30 am, 1-3yrs Leap into Reading, 11:30AM, 3-

5yrsWed Music/Movement,10:30am,1-

3yrs Aprenda Ingles 6pm Music Movement,11:30am, 3-5yrsFri Zumba Gold 10 am Leap into

Reading, 10:30AM,3-5yrs Tiny Tot Tales, 11:30 AM,1-3 yrs Special Needs Children’s

Zumba,4 pmSat Zumba 10 am

126 E. 400 S. 801.489.2727

Become a member of the Springville Museum of Art!

learn more at

www.smofa.org

Through March 26- 42nd Annual All-State High School Art Show

Mar 3 Community and Family Night, Art Museum 6-8 PM

Mar 5 Evenings for Educators, Art Museum, 6-8 PM

Mar 12 Curiouser & Curiouser Family Panel, 7-8 PM Lively Conversation with the artists; James Christensen, Cassandra Barney, Emily McPhie & Family

Through April Curiouser and Curiouser The Artwork of James Christensen, Cassandra Barney,Emily McPhie & Family

PIONEER MUSEUM175 S. Main 801.491.2076W-F-Sat 1-4 PM

POOL 1015 E. 900 S.801.489-2731springville.org/recreation/swimmingpool

Winter Pool HoursMon Family Night at the PoolM-F Adult Lap/Leisure: 6 – 10 am Open Public Swim: 5 - 9 pmSat Open Public Swim: 12 - 5 pmSunday ClosedLimited hours around holidaysSPRINGVILLE SENIOR CENTER65 E. 200 S 801.489.8738Daily Activities & Lunchspringvilleseniorcenter.org

RECREATION443 S. 200 E.801.489.2730www.Springville-RecreationMar 7 Deadline to Register for

Boys Baseball and Girls Softball

COMMUNITY SERVICES BLDG.

443 S. 200 E.

M-W 8:30 PM, Zumba Class

M-W-F 9AM Yoga Class

Tues 7PM, Community Scouting Den/Troop 1456

801.358.3802/801.358.6730 Special needs youth ages 14-21 welcome

T-Th 6 AM Yoga Class

T-Th 9:30AM Zumba Gold Class

HISTORICAL SOCIETY MARCH 26 7 PM How to preserve old documents and photos.Presenters: Kohlene ReederChristina Thomas from BYUBrookside Neighborhood 70th year CelebrationMarch 22nd 3:30pm-7:30pm openhouse, potluck dinner, video presentation

SpringvilleKindergarten Registration

March 18th 8:00am to 4:00pm

Please bring these three things—

1. birth certificate2. immunization record

3. proof of residency

ALLSpringville

elementary schools

Final Call for old photos for a photographic history of Mapleton; contact April Clawson 801.491.0630 axcawson52@msn.com or Kjirstin Youngberg 801.489.1121 ikjirsten@gmail.com