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24th of July Cedar Fort Celebrations
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By Erika Douglas
ooking for some traditional small town celebrating for 24th of July? Look no further than right here in Cedar Valley! The town of Cedar Fort has a long standing tradition of an almost week-long celebration. It
starts off with the pageant and potluck dinner. Even if you don’t come to eat with everyone, you can still watch a great pageant that celebrates the history of Cedar Valley.
want, and listen to the talent of Cedar Valley, until dark. The folks who sign up are locals that share their singing or playing with the rest of us which makes for a great evening. An annual water fight the evening before the 24th was traditional, but the time has gradually moved up a little each year. Instead of starting at dusk, most of the day is now a free-for-all. If you walk the streets of Cedar Fort on the 23rd, prepare to get soaked! The Chuck Wagon Breakfast on the 24th is not only to fuel the community for the activities ahead, but it is also a fundraiser for community needs. This year’s proceeds will go to help match a grant for replacing the old playground equipment at the city park.
The Concert in the Park Sunday evening is always a wonderful time. Families can bring blankets or chairs, whatever snacks they
13 year old Eagle Mountain resident Injured in an ATV accident depending on the situation and ter-
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hirteen year old Eagle Mountain resident Morgan Brady had an unfortunate ATV accident during a family reunion on Friday July 4th. Brady received serious injuries from the accident is now recovering from a broken pelvis and additional medical issues at the Primary Cildrens Hospital. Accidents can happen anytime. This time of year may be a good time
to review the safety tips and suggestions for 4wheel safety ATV Safety Messages from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission http://www.atvsafety.gov Do not drive ATVs with a passenger or ride as a passenger. The majority of ATVs are designed to carry only one person. ATVs are designed for interactive riding – drivers must be able to shift their weight freely in all directions,
rain. Interactive riding is critical to maintaining safe control of an ATV especially on varying terrain. Passengers can make it difficult for drivers to control the ATV. Do not drive ATVs on paved roads. ATVs – because of how they’re made – are difficult to control on paved roads. Collisions with cars and other vehicles also can be deadly. Many fatalities involving ATVs occur on paved roads. Do not permit children to drive or ride adult ATVs. Children are involved in about one-third of all ATV-related deaths and hospital emergency room injuries. Most of these deaths and injuries occur when a child is driving or riding on an adult ATV. Children under 16 on adult ATVs are twice as likely to be injured as those riding youth ATVs. Additional information on trails and city restrictions are located on city websites.
As far as parades go, the Cedar Fort parade is perfect for summertime and families. It is not too long, there are some cute homemade floats, and there is always plenty of candy for the kids; a win for everyone in the community that participates! Then it is on to the carnival and rodeo. If you wish to participate in the rodeo this year, all registration forms must in by July 16th to Mandy Draper.
This year’s celebration ends with a dance sponsored by Westlake High School’s FFA students. Concessions sold at the dance will help support the program in the coming year. Events will soon be listed on the town website, if you would like more information.
Schedule of Events
Saturday - July 19 Cedar Valley Pageant and Potluck Dinner - 7:00 pm at the Rodeo Grounds. Sunday - July 20 Concert in the Park - 7:00 pm at the Town Park. Monday - July 21 Community Baseball Game - 7:00 pm at the Cedar Fort Elementary school grounds.
(concessions will be available) Tuesday - July 22 Pick the Lucky Square - 7:30 pm at the Rodeo Grounds. Purchase Lucky Balls - The prizes for the Lucky Ball contest are Carhartt products, Camp Chef dutch ovens, gift cards and gas cards. Wednesday - July 23 Annual Water Fight. Thursday - July 24 Chuck Wagon Breakfast 6:30am - 9:00 am at the Town Park Parade - 11:00 am. Carnival - 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm at the Town Park Purchase Lucky Balls Kids Rodeo & Lucky Ball Toss 4:00 pm at the Rodeo Grounds Dance - 9:00 pm at the Town Park Sons and Daughters of Cedar Valley will have the Museum History Center open from 10:00am-3:00pm Tickets: Kids Rodeo spectator tickets may be purchased at the gate on the day of the event for $5.00
Hungry? Café Rio Coming to Saratoga Springs
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by Jennifer Klingonsmith
ity Council members’ mouths were watering during the July 1 meeting as they unanimously approved Café Rio’s application to locate in Saratoga Springs. The new restaurant will move into a strip mall east of Wal-Mart, next to Pizza Hut and Yogurt Bliss. Café Rio will be taking up three spaces within the strip mall development (about 3400 square
feet). Council members expressed excitement and a desire to see it open right away. When pressed for a timeline, however, applicant Bill Gaskill replied that an opening date was yet to be announced. Council members also encouraged the applicant to consider adding additional parking spaces as he currently only had plans to meet the minimum number of spaces required by city code. One council member commented that the recently opened Taco Bell and Wendy’s restaurants continued to be some of the busiest franchises in the state. publisher’s Note: The Crossroads Jounal is a place for local news and stories. If you have something to share we would like to hear about it wendy@thecrossroadsjournal.com wwwthecrossroadsjournal.com
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Direct Communication Employee loss of life
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irect Communications mourn the loss of a dear friend, co-worker, and vital member of our Direct Communications family, Robby Steele, who died in an accident in Delta while volunteering at Millard County’s
demolition derby on the Fourth of July 2014, at the Millard County fairgrounds. Robby–you left far too soon, and we will miss you always. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family this week, and although our internet service will continue uninterrupted, our office will be closed to walk-ins on Monday July 14th, and will be completely closed most of Thursday July 17th to allow all employees to attend Robby’s funeral. We hope you will be patient with us as we allow our employees time to grieve.
Robby represented all that was good in America. He was a dedicated family man, a hard worker, an innovator, a volunteer, and a contributor in every way. We will all miss Robby’s unmistakable smile, laughter, his strength, and great sense of humor–he had that rare ability to make everyone feel instantly like you were his best friend. Robby managed all the network mapping systems, and was a vital part of all engineering and tech projects, decision making, and everyday business at Direct Communications. The loss of
Fireworks Safety
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By Danielle Palmer
agle Mountain regulations states that residents living near field or hills please be aware of the potential dangers and place your fireworks inward, limiting use to concrete or asphalt surface areas and have water close by. Saratoga Springs bans all fireworks use within 200 feet of any undeveloped area such as foothills or large areas of agricultural fields. City parks approved for fireworks in Eagle Mountain include Pony Express Park, Smith Ranch Park, and SilverLake Amphitheater.
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Eagle Mountain regulations states that residents living near field or hills please be aware of the potential dangers and place your fireworks inward, limiting use to concrete or asphalt surface areas and have water close by. Saratoga Springs bans all fireworks use within 200 feet of any undeveloped area such as foothills or large areas of agricultural fields. City parks approved for fireworks in Eagle Mountain include Pony Express Park, Smith Ranch Park, and SilverLake Amphitheater.
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Here is a list of safety precautions given by Utah’s Fire Department: -Have a ready source of water close by -Be careful of windy conditions -Use care in handling and lighting fireworks -Never use fireworks as weapons -Store and dispose of fireworks properly -Use fireworks outdoors only -Purchase fireworks from reliable dealers -Wear safety glasses -Be careful with animals -Do not transport fireworks on airplanes -Be careful with unused fireworks -Children should not handle fireworks -Do not use alcohol with fireworks -Follow the laws; use common sense
SS Legacy Farms Development approved with Conditions attached By Jennifer Klingonsmith
aratoga Springs City Council members wrestled with the decision to approve the 182-acre Legacy Farms project, but in the end, approved both the community and village plan, with a lengthy list of conditions attached.
Legacy Farms is the first project to be developed under the “Planned Community Zone.” This zone was created in 2010 as part of an agreement between the City of Saratoga Springs and Property Reserve, Inc., the development arm of the LDS Church. The LDS Church currently owns over 3,000 acres of farmland in the city and has plans to develop the land in phases over time. The Legacy Farms site sits just north of the Saratoga Springs Development (SSD). In May, DR Horton (the developer who will build Legacy Farms) had presented a plan that had removed a previously planned swimming pool and clubhouse. But after negative feedback from some city councilmembers, who said that removing those amenities was a “bait-and-switch,” DR Horton put them in the plan and increased the density by approximately 100 residential units. Other amenities for the project include terra-type parks, playing fields, tot lots, community gardens, and an extensive trail system. Open space would be 21 percent of the project. At the July 1 City Council meeting, council members thanked the applicant for including the swimming pool and clubhouse. However, they listed several caveats that continued to trouble them. Some of these included, traffic-flow through the development, limited parking, a
his experience and knowledge of the network and systems in Eagle Mountain will obviously be a tremendous challenge for us as a company. Robby commuted from Nephi to Eagle Mountain for work every day for the past 7 years, having been with Direct Communications since May of 2007, but was involved with the development of Eagle Mountain for even several years before then, with telecommunications consulting firm, MidStates. Robby Steele -2nd from far right, at our 2013 company Christmas party. All residents of Eagle Mountain have lost a key contributor to the development of the fiber network here in the city with the
proposal that the city maintain two acres of greenway along Redwood Road, and a desire by the applicant to proceed with a utility plan in a 100-year floodplain before approval from FEMA. Councilman Stephen Wilden thanked DR Horton for not maxing out the density for the project (the maximum is 1,000 residential units, the plans indicates 842). He understood the balance of making people happy while still needing to make a profit. Councilwoman Shellie Baertsch was mostly concerned about the lack of parking and adequate traffic flow. She stated that if snow-stacking was taken into account in the winter, she thought there would be very little guest parking. City staff reported that there were no minimum guest parking requirements in the community zone. Baertsch also highlighted what she described as the “premature” change in the Legacy Farms transportation plan. This 2013 action by the City Council changed one of the major roads in the project (Sherwood) from a collector road to a local access road. A collector road is wider with additional lanes for turning. Baertsch felt the applicant took advantage of this decision once it had been made. She was also uncomfortable with some of the residences having “zero-lot-lines” (where a home literally sits on a property line, making access to the side of the home impossible without going onto a neighbor’s property). She thought the situation made for poor neighborly relationships. At the conclusion of her comments, Baertsch asked why the
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passing of Robby Steele. Robby was truly dedicated to the cause of making the network in Eagle Mountain exceptional, and always strived for 100% accuracy in all of his work, would never settle, and always had the courage to speak his mind if he thought we could do better as a company. Do you have a memory of Robby you would like to share? We invite all to post comments and tributes below, or on our Facebook page at https://www. facebook.com/directcom.eaglemtn.
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-Discharge fireworks on a hard surface -Use in a clear, open area -Keep clear of fireworks -Light one firework item at a time -Do not use malfunctioning or “dud” items Stay safe out there during these summer celebrations and remember to be courteous of your neighbors after hours. Happy Summer! Saratoga Springs City Fire and Rescue remind you the dates allowed for fireworks to be discharged are July 21-27 between the hours of 11am and 11pm. Hours are extend until midnight on July 24th.
project couldn’t be delayed, so that some of these problems could be worked out. City Manager Mark Christensen stated that an agreement between DR Horton and other development entities needed to be signed, but could not until the community and village plans for Legacy Farms were approved. He mentioned that concerns could be addressed in a Master Development Agreement. Councilman Michael McOmber also had a long list of concerns, and expressed a general disappointment in how the process was going. He stated that when he was first elected, he was excited about the project and worked many hours to make it happen. Now, a lot of that excitement is gone, he surmised, and he hoped that in moving forward, the experience did not leave a bad taste in the city’s mouth. He noted that the applicant and the city still had almost 3,000 acres of land to work together to build. McOmber went on to say that he now regretted voting to change the transportation plan, seeing how the applicant had taken advantage of the situation. He also regretted agreeing to form-based code (as this type of code gives the applicant greater leeway in density and other development-related decisions). Councilwoman Rebecca Call noted that she saw a continued pattern of slowly increasing the planned density of Legacy Farms. She asked if, on condition of approval, DR Horton would cap the maximum project density at 900 residential units rather than 1,000, as a show of good faith that it would not max out the density. A DR Horton representative would not, saying that she didn’t have the authority to do so and that market demand for different housing products are
constantly changing. She did assure Call that all village plans (more detailed plans of different sections of Legacy Farms) would be presented to the Council within the next six months. Numbers would then be finalized in those plans. All City Council members disagreed with the city maintaining two acres of greenway along Redwood Road. The role should be given to the Legacy Farms HOA, they stated. McOmber went on to say that if the city agreed to such an arrangement, other HOA’s would get in line to have similar spaces maintained by the city as well. At the end of hours of discussion, a motion was made to approve the community plan—it passed unanimously with the stipulation that the HOA maintain the greenway along Redwood Road. The first village plan passed (4-1) with the following conditions: that zero-lot-lines be eliminated, that a minimum of 2.5 parking spaces
be available to those homeowners who lack 18-foot driveways, and that all FEMA approvals be in place before utility work begins.
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SARATOGA SPRINGS POLICE BLOTTER
By Matt Schauerhamer
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hen the going gets easy, the thieving gets going. A family went to bed and forgot to close one of their garage doors. Someone unlawfully entered their open, beckoning garage. Inside the garage were two wakeboards and a surfboard. The opportunistic thief stole the wakeboards and surfboard and they were gone when the owner went looking for them. Saratoga Springs Police Department would like to remind its residents to close their garages. Even in the day, opportunistic thieves will drive up to the end of a driveway and wheel out bicycles, air compressors, or whatever other valuables they find readily avail-
able. An ounce of prevention. I’m not good at math, but I believe three times the legal limit is too high. Officers responded to a report of a reckless driver. The vehicle was located and officers quickly observed it was unable to maintain its lane travel and was driving recklessly. Field sobriety tests were performed and the driver was arrested for DUI. A subsequent breath test yielded a BAC of .274 – over three times the legal limit. Buckle up – or get arrested. An officer observed a traffic offense and pulled a vehicle over. One of the passengers in vehicle wasn’t wearing a seatbelt. Officers asked him for his ID and discov-
ered he had an arrest warrant. The passenger had been observed making furtive movements in the vehicle when officers were watching him. A canine unit responded from Utah County Sheriff Department and a sniff of the vehicle was conducted. The dog indicated to the presence of narcotics in the vehicle. Officers located drug paraphernalia where the passenger had been sitting. They also located a Visine bottle containing liquid methamphetamine. Two men occupying the vehicle were arrested for various drug-related charges and warrants. Welcome to my rolling pharmacy. An officer conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle that was unable to maintain lane travel. A citizen alerted officers the vehicle had nearly caused several accidents on Redwood Road. The driver was adamant that he hadn’t had anything to drink and that he hadn’t been using any medications or drugs. Field sobriety tests were performed and the driver was arrested. He was found in possession of thirteen different types of prescription drugs in his vehicle. He had so many prescribed medications that his vehicle appeared to be a traveling pharmacy. The “mobile pharmacy” was impounded. The driver’s urine was positive for Benzodiazepines, Amphet-
amines, Oxycodone, and Opiates. He was charged with DUI for being under the influence of his prescription medications. The Saratoga Springs Police Department would like to remind people that it is legal to use prescription drugs when prescribed by a doctor. Your doctor may not prescribe you to drive impaired on them, however. It isn’t advisable to mix a pill cocktail and drive down the road. In most cases, it proves just as dangerous as driving drunk. Speeding to Jail An officer pulled a vehicle over for going 20 mph over the posted limit on SR73. There were four occupants in the vehicle. None of them would look the officer in the eye and all of them had freshly lit cigarettes. The front passenger appeared to be hiding something when the officer went back to his vehicle. A canine unit from Lehi Police Department responded and the dog alerted to the presence of narcotics in the
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vehicle. During a search of the vehicle, officers discovered drug paraphernalia and marijuana. A large cooler that the back passengers had sitting between them had numerous containers of alcohol in it. They were arrested for alcohol and drug related charges, proving that speeding doesn’t pay – especially when you hasten your trip to jail. I don’t golf, but I could learn. An open garage door in Saratoga Springs was all the persuasion one criminal needed. A suspect went in an open garage door sometime during the night and stole $2,500.00 worth of golf clubs. The golf clubs have probably been sold or pawned, and the money from selling the stolen clubs has probably been redeemed for drugs by now. Please. Wait – Pleeeeeeease close garage doors! If you have any information regarding the stolen wakeboards or golf clubs, please notify the Saratoga Springs Police Department.
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Movies Worth Re-Viewing What About Bob?
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By Danielle’ Dimond
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Saratoga Springs 1st Annual Film Festival ~ Call for Entries
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By: Erin McClellan
he 1st Annual Saratoga Springs Film Festival will be Friday, August 8th at 8:00 p.m. at Neptune
For the Budget-Impaired Tips Worth More than You Paid for Them
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Free Salad Up to $5 from the Deli Cafe when you buy a Large Pizza from the Deli Cafe
Cinematic Therapist r. Leo Marvin is a very successful psychotherapist with a manipulative, obsessive-compulsive, narcissistic and very needy patient, Bob Wiley. When Bob follows Dr. Marvin to his vacation home, Bob manages to win everyone over with his charm…except Dr. Marvin. This Netflix instant play is a great flick to view while you’re folding laundry, polishing your shoes, solving crosswords or studying calculus. It’s entertaining and slightly annoying. If you sit down with your full bowl of popcorn with the sole purpose of watching it, you’ll probably regret it. You might discover that the Bill Murray you thought was so funny and
Park. The call for entries is still open for short films from 5 to 15 minutes in length—in any genre— until July 31st. Entry forms are on the Saratoga Springs City website (www.saratogaspringscity.com,
under Civic Events, than Arts Council) and the entry fee is $25. Email questions to ssfilmfestival@ yahoo.com. Cash prizes will be presented to three top winners. The idea for the event took shape unexpectedly as two friends were looking for a film festival to enter this summer. “We wanted to enter one of our films in a film festival and we looked around for one,” said Brylee Sage, 17, a recent Westlake High School graduate and soon to be freshman at Salt Lake Community College. “We did some research and the ones we found were all for adults only.” “So we said, ‘what if we started our own film festival?’” said Maddy Butler, 17, a senior at Maeser Prep in Lindon. “So we started this one, and it’s for everyone—adults, kids, amateurs, and professionals.” “We’re going to have a great show, screening the films,” said Sage. “It’ll be even more fun with more people participating, so we’re still accepting entries through the end of July.”
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talented all these years—really ISN’T. He’s one of those optical illusions where if you look at him sideways you’ll see something good, but if you look at him full-on, he’s just a mess of poorly delivered lines. Which is why you can enjoy this movie (with its several great one-liners and quotable scenes) while accomplishing something worthwhile. This movie multitasking is made successful in this film by Richard Dreyfuss whose performances are always fantastic. So, load up the laundry baskets and bring them into the theater room, or bring your shoes and polish in front of the recliner for a half-viewing afternoon with Bob. Of course, you’ll want this cinematic multitasking feat to take place while the kids are otherwise engaged as the language can be quite bad. Rated PG by Hollywood Rated PG-13 by this Mom
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By Danielle’ Dimond
he ability to forgive others is truly a virtue worth trying to perfect. However, the ability to ASK forgiveness, for some, is an insurmountable feat of sheer willpower and palm sweating humility…especially when it comes to financial transgressions. Now, take a deep breath with me and admit to yourself...this is a safe place...sometimes, you’re not perfect. Once in a while you forget to pay your cell phone bill. Or car payment. Or bridge club membership. The good news is...you’re allowed to make mistakes sometimes! The bad news... sometimes you may think that you deserve whatever late fee
The first 170 people to pay for a ticket that night will get a free Chick-fil-A meal—a sandwich, drink, and cookie. Tickets are $4 for adults and $2 for kids 12 and under. “That’s a great deal for a family night out—dinner and several short movies,” said Butler. “Chickfil-A has been a great sponsor. They generously donated all the food and have been great to work with.” “It’s been nice to see how willing people are to help—when they like the idea,” said Sage. “Our sponsor has been above and beyond generous.” “We proposed the idea to the City Council earlier this year and they’re supporting us completely,” said Butler. “We then went to the head of the Civics/Art Council and they said ‘go for it.’ It’s now an official Saratoga Springs city event, but we’re inviting people from other cities [to enter and attend].” “We’ve got a film industry talent scout coming to judge,” said Sage. “And we’ve got 9 entries so
your phone company charges you for your mistake. Now, I’m not here to tell you what is fair or unfair in late fees. I’m simply here to suggest that you ask for forgiveness once in a while. If you accidentally missed a payment on something, give the company a call. Plead your case, explain why you forgot and simply ask them not to charge you a late fee. You might just be surprised by the acts of forgiveness that companies are willing to exercise for loyal customers (especially if those customers are normally ontime with their payments). Now, how do you feel after having admitted that you’re not perfect? Now you can move on and ask some forgiveness when needed, and be equally able to dole it out-especially now that you’re saving money from your occasional lapses in payment memory.
far—from professionals to amateurs—but we’d love to have more films to show.” “I just love cinematography,” said Butler. “I’ve grown up with Harry Potter and loved seeing how the books were transformed into movies. It’s inspiring—storytelling at its finest. We hope to celebrate this exciting art form with everyone in the area.”
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