Mayor: Wilford W. ClydeCouncil Members:

Richard “Rick” J. ChildCraig Conover

Christopher CreerJason Miller

Chris Sorensen

Mayor’s MessageAs the Mayor, I have the

opportunity to work with many of our youth in the community; just this past week we swore in a new Youth City Council who will serve the community this coming year. In past years we have had over a hundred members of this elite group of kids. They meet reg-ularly to do leadership training activities and give service to the community. After being sworn in to office I saw them in action as they volunteered to serve the din-ner at the annual Police Awards Banquet and then showed up on a rainy Saturday morning to help set-up, take-down, and cook hot-dogs for the “Bike with the May-or” event. You will also see them during Art City Days helping with the Fun-A-Rama and the Chil-dren’s Art Festival.

Another group of youth serving our community is our Youth Court. This is a legally rec-ognized court system for juveniles who are first time offenders that can come before a group of their peers and receive sentences of community service so the offend-er can maintain a clean juvenile record. This court is made up of volunteer youth age 14-18 and hold positions of mentor, clerk, bailiffs, and judges.

June 2016

Utah’s Premere Summer Party is Springville City’s Art City Days, June 3-11, 2016. Go to springville.org/art-city-days for event information.

Notice to Springville Residents

A Public Hearing to consider the Fiscal Year 2016-2017 Final Budget will be held at the City Council’s regular meeting scheduled for June 21, 2016 at 7:00 p.m. in the City Council Chambers, 110 South Main.

This budget includes operating transfers from the Enterprise Funds to the General Fund and General CIP Fund in the following approximate amounts (including the value of utilities billed at standard rates):

To the General Fund:Electric $1,623,916Water $260,733Sewer $244,654Solid Waste $71,903Storm Water $68,017To the General CIP Fund:Electric $1,500,000Detailed information of the

proposed budget is available from the Finance Department, 801.489.2700.

One more group of volun-teers is our Miss Springville/Ma-pleton royalty that come to many events throughout the year. This year the pageant also crowned a Miss Hobble Creek to help us and I have already met them at the open house for the new Stonehenge Care Facility. These are just a few of the many youth serving our community. If you want your youth to be involved look at our web-site and find out how they can get signed up. Thanks to all the advi-sors and helpers that make these programs possible.

—Mayor Wilford Clyde

May Mayor Youth Recognition Awards

If Katie Blades’ name or face is familiar it’s because she has been working hard making a difference in our community. Katie was featured on KSL for her efforts in making all students feel comfortable and welcome

through installing “Buddy Benches” at Sage Creek Elementary. Katie was nominated for May’s Mayor’s Recognition Award by SJHS Principal Ryan McGuire. He writes

“Katie’s leadership and kindness are impressive…she represents what it means to be a Knight! We are proud to have her as a student.” Katie’s parents are Nichole and Robert Blades.

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Residential SolicitorsThe summer months usually brings

solicitors to the doors of Springville City residents. If a solicitor comes to your door, ask to see their City-Issued License. If they cannot produce one, please instruct them to go to the City office to obtain a license and turn them away. If you have a “No Soliciting” sign posted, you may also immediately contact the Springville Police Department at 801.489.9421.

Please Mow Weeds

Springville City Community Development Department would like to remind all citizens, as the Spring and Summer seasons are upon us, that weeds are considered to be a nuisance and must be abated to keep them from spreading throughout the community.

Springville City Code 12-2-113(j)Noxious Weeds. Noxious weeds located on vacant lots or other Property, along public sidewalks or the outer edge of any public street, or weeds in any other location which constitute a fire hazard or are unsightly. Undeveloped lots which have weeds, grass or other growth which constitute an existing or potential fire hazard shall be abated by the owner of the Property.

Weed abatement compliance shall be accomplished by pulling, discing, plowing or mowing weeds within 4 inches of the ground. The City shall survey properties within the City and identify those needing abatement and then serve notice in writing upon the owner or occupant of such land in person or by mailing notice, postage prepaid, addressed to the owner or occupant at the last known post office address as indicated by the records of the County Assessor.

The notice shall require the owner or occupant as the case may be to abate the weeds by a specific time, which shall not be less than ten (10) days from the date of service of such notice. One notice shall be deemed sufficient on any lot or parcel of Property for the entire season of weed growth during that year.

Please be courteous to your neighbors and do your part to keep the weeds from becoming a nuisance. Code Enforcement will be on the lookout, citing property owners who do not abate and maintain the weeds growing on their property and adjoining public right-of-way. Thank you for your cooperation in maintaining a clean, attractive and safe community.

Volunteers Needed to Serve on the Water Advisory Board for City Water Systems

We need your help! Volunteers are needed to serve on the Springville City Water Board. Whatever your interest, occupation, or experience, we need your expertise. Please call 801.491.7801 or complete a volunteer application online at https://www.springville.org/administration/boards-commission-volunteer-application/

Curbside RecyclingFor just $5.75 per

month you can have your recycled items picked up from your curb every other Monday or

Tuesday depending on your location. Contact

Public Works at 801 491-2780 or apply online at springville.org/public-works/recycling to sign up today.

400 South Lane Improvements

Beginning in late summer 2016, the Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) and Springville City will be working on a joint project to improve traffic movement along 400 South between 100 West and 400 East. This section of roadway currently carries over 15,600 vehicles per day along this congested corridor.

The 400 South Roadway Widening project will initiate street modifications on 400 South to allow improved traffic flow beginning at 400 East and extending westward to 100 West.

Of significance will be the removal of all on-street parking and the introduction of an additional vehicle travel lane in each direction on 400 South between Main Street and 400 East. The improved street cross-section will have two eastbound and two westbound vehicle travel lanes with a two-way left-turn lane in the center of the roadway.

Traffic signal coordination will also be emphasized in the 400 South Roadway Widening project. The City is partnering with UDOT to synchronize the traffic signals on 400 South from 400 East through Main Street.

When available more information and updates will be included on the City website and social media.

Art City Days

Utility Bill Drop Box Closed For Art City Days

The outside Utility Bill Drop Boxes at City Hall will be CLOSED during Art City Days from June 06-11, 2016. Payments can be taken inside City Hall to the Utility Windows during regular business hours or on-line at www.xpressbillpay.com.

Notice to Springville Residents

Fire Works Restriction

Due to the extreme fire danger, some areas of Springville City are closed to all fireworks. This is the same boundary as in years past, with no change in restricted areas. All fireworks are banned on the northeast foothill boundaries of Springville, effective immediately. The fireworks ban is designed to prevent any fireworks being used within 1000 ft. of the US Forest boundary near the foothills.

The boundary is defined as follows: Starting at Main Street and 1400 North, east up through Millpond Dr.; east on 400 North and winding its way over to 1300 East and up Canyon road to 2450 East, including all areas east of 2400 East to the City limits. (See the boundary map posted a t s p r i n g v i l l e . o r g / w p - c o n t e n t /uploads/2011/12/Fireworks_Zone_Detail.pdf.)

Legal fireworks may be used in other areas of town from 11am to 11 pm, between July 1st and July 7th and July 21st and July 27th extending to midnight on July 4th and July 24th of this year, per Utah State law.

With your help we can have a fun and a safe firework season.

Henry L. Clinton, ChiefSpringville Fire Department

Art City Days Committee Announces 2016 DignitariesResident ArtistsLance & Jacqui Larsen

Grand MarshalsGordon & Roberta Smith

Citizen of the Year Richard Dollinger

Business of the Year Wiggy Wash

See the Art City Days website at springville.org/art-city-days

Free Concert Jim Witter’s Piano Men, A musical Journey through the 70’s

Jim Witter has been entertaining for over 20 years with his country music, contemporary Christian and the music of Billy Joel and Elton John.

Jim’s versatility as an artist has allowed him to reach out and share his music and his infectious personality with audiences of all ages across Canada and the United States.

“The Piano Men” is a musical journey through the 70’s featuring the songs of Billy Joel and Elton John. This multi-media rock musical is a hit, and travelled overseas to Dubai, England, and Scotland.

Bring a picnic to the Arts Park on Saturday evening, June 11, 2016, for a free concert with fireworks at dusk.

Hot Air Balloon Festival

Admission is FREE for the 22nd annual Balloon Fest. This is a two-day event on Friday, June 10 and Saturday, June 11 beginning at 6:30 a.m. Come early for this Art City Days tradition and watch the colorful hot air balloons launch from the grass field at Cherry Creek Elementary (484 S 200 E).

Spectators are encouraged to bring blankets and breakfast to sit and eat while watching the balloons fill up and lift off. Along with the excitement of experiencing the balloons up close and personal, colorful balls are tossed out as each balloon launches which can be redeemed for treats and fun prizes. There will be free face painting for the kids and fun for all ages!

Free Donuts from Daylight doughnuts and Juice from Sunroc will be available while supplies last. Bring your cameras and take some great photos, then submit your best photos to the Balloon Fest Photo contest to win some fun prizes. Fox 13’s Big Budah will visit the balloon fest and Childrens’Art Festival on Friday June 10, 2016.

Glimpses of Springville

Glimpses of Springville features visual artists exclusively from Springville and Mapleton. It will include works that reflect the over 30 local artists’ experiences living and working in the Springville community, including sculptors, painters, and photographers. This exhibition is at the Springville Museum of Art through October.

Dennis Robertson, Summer Nights

“Explore Springville” Art City Days 2016 EVENT LOCATION DATE/TIME

Springville Playhouse-Scarlet Pimpernel Merit Academy Fri/Sat/Mondays June 10-24 *Family 5K Fun Run – Nestle SHS – Arts Park June 4 6:30 am Check-in *Rodeo – Hobble Creek Riding Club Springville Arena June 4 Pre-show 6:30 pm *Talent Festival Arts Park June 4 7 pm Eye Spy Photo Hunt City wide June 6 Clues Posted Online Medallion Treasure Hunt City Wide June 6-10 New Clues Daily *Baby Photo Contest (Mon-Fri) Civic Center Foyer June 6-10 Public Voting *Teddy Bear Tea Party Library June 6 Various Times Rubber Ducky Dunk ‘n Dive Community Pool June 6 5-8 pm $8/Family Movie – The Good Dinosaur Arts Park June 6 Dusk Library Book Sale Springville Library June 8-9-10 Carnival (Wed–Sat) Civic Center Park June 8-9-10-11 *Food & Vendor Booths (Wed–Sat) Civic Center Park June 8-9-10-11 *Craft Boutique (Wed–Sat) Civic Center Park June 8-9-10-11 *Volleyball Tournament Bartholomew Park June 8-9-10-11 Fireman’s Breakfast (3 days Thurs-Sat) Fire Station June 9 7-10 am Fun-A-Rama – Partyland Arts Park June 9 11am-3pm *Battle of the Bands – Mtn Rock Music UAMPS Stage–50 S Main June 9 7 pm *3 on 3 Basketball – Johnson Tire SHS Main Gym June 9 5:30 pm Teen Ultimate Board Game Challenge Cherry Creek North Gym June 9 7-10 pm Hot Air Balloon Fest (Fri&Sat)–WWClyde Cherry Creek 500 S 200 E June 10 6 am Fireman’s Breakfast (3 days Thurs-Sat) Fire Station June 10-11 6-10 am *Quilt Show (2 days Fri-Sat) 443 S 200 E June 10-11 10 am Children’s Parade - TLC Grant School June 10 10 am Children’s Art Festival Springville Museum of Art June 10 10 am-2 pm *Local Entertainment UAMPS Stage–50 S Main June 10 1-6 pm Teen Movie – Captain Phillips (PG13) Bartholomew Park June 10 Dusk Hot Air Balloon Fest (Fri&Sat)–WWClyde Cherry Creek 500 S 200 E June 11 6 am Fireman’s Breakfast (3 days Thurs-Sat) Fire Station June 11 6-10 am *Grand Parade 400 South and Main Street June 11 10 am Car Show – Art City Auto Body 587 South Main June 11 11 am Motorcycle Show–Legends Motorcycles 1715 W 500 S June 11 11 am National Guard Armory Open House 125 S 700 E June 11 12-3 pm DUP Pioneer Museum 175 S Main Street June 11 1-4 pm *Local Entertainment UAMPS Stage–50 S Main June 11 1-6 pm Duct Tape Regatta Bartholomew Park June 11 1:30 pm Concert – Jim Witter’s Piano Men Arts Park June 11 8 pm Fireworks Arts Park June 11 10 pm *Advance registration required to enter as a participant. FREE public admission for most events. Check www.springville.org/art-city-days.

June 2016

For more information go to each department’s web page for additional calendars and details.

Activities LegendCity Meetings & Holidaysspringville.org

Art Museumsmofa.org

Art City Daysspringville.org/art-city-days/Libraryspringville.org/library

Recreationspringville.org/recreationinstagram.com/springvillerecreation

Senior Centerspringvilleseniorcenter.org

Poolspringville.org/recreation/swimming-pool

Contact UsGeneral Info: (801) 489-2700Justice Court: (801) 489-2707Library: (801) 489-2720Recreation: (801) 489-2730

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday5Registration continues for Soccer, Fall Flag Football, Summer Swim Lessons, Tennis and Tiny Tot Sports Summer Camp (held July 18-22) until filled

6Cemetery Clean UpTeddy Bear Tea Party - 9:30,

10:30 & 11:30 am-registration required

10 am Bunco3 pm Read In5 pm Rubber Ducky Dunk ‘n

Dive $8/FamilyDusk FREE Movie – The

Good Dinosaur8 pm Adult Zumba

7Library Book Sale (Tues-Fri)6 pm Adult Pickleball7 pm City Council

87 am Spirit of Life Yoga12 pm Opening of Carnival,

Craft Boutique, Food & Vendor Booths

5 pm Library closes early for Art City Days (Wed-Fri)

8 pm Adult Zumba

9 11 am Fun-A-Rama3pm Free Digital Literacy

Class5:30 pm 3 on 3 Basketball6 pm Adult Pickleball7 pm Battle of the Bands7 pm Teen Ultimate Board

Game Challenge

1010 am Children’s Parade10 am Children’s Art Fest 3 pm Books to Movie —

Everest – rated PG135 pm Library Closing EarlyDusk Free Teen Movie –

Captain Phillips— rated PG13

11 Library Closed Art City Days10 am Grand Parade11 am Car Show11 am Motorcycle Show1:30 pm Duct Tape Regatta 8 pm Free Concert Arts

Park — “Jim Witter’s Piano Men” with Free Fireworks after

12New Summer Pool Hours—go to the website

1311am Maximize your dr. visits

class3 pm Read In8 pm Adult Zumba

14 9:30, 10:30,11:30 am —A

Million Creepy Crawlies & Spirit Animals - registration required

6 pm Adult Pickleball7 pm Planning Commission

157 am Spirit of Life Yoga9:30, 10:30,11:30 am —A

Million Creepy Crawlies & Spirit Animals - registration required

4 pm Yoga with Holly5:45 pm Hip Hop w/Britney12:30pm Android Smart

Phone Class8 pm Adult Zumba

163pm Free Digital Literacy

Class4 pm StuntMasters BMX 6 pm Adult Pickleball7:30 pm Evening Zumba

1712 pm Father’s Day Party3 pm Books to Movie—Jack

Reacher – rated PG136:30 pm Teen Night – Library

Escape Games

1810 am First Aid Merit Badge

Class

19 203 pm Read InMovies in the Park CLOUDY

WITH A CHANCE OF MEATBALLS

8 pm Adult Zumba

212 pm Books & Bites Book

Club— Mom & Me & Mom by Maya Angelou

6 pm Adult Pickleball7 pm City Council

22 7 am Spirit of Life Yoga4 pm Yoga with Holly4 pm LEGO Club All ages!

Free build with our library LEGOs—Registration required

5:45 pm Hip Hop w/Britney8 pm Adult Zumba

2310:30 & 11:30am Mad

Science Show For all ages. Registration required.

3pm Free Digital Literacy Class

6 pm Youth Court6 pm Adult Pickleball7pm Teen Takeover7:30 pm Evening Zumba

2412 pm Birthday Party3 pm Books to Movie—

Goosebumps – rated PG

25

26 273 pm Read InMovies in the Park HOTEL

TRANSYLVANIA8 pm Adult Zumba

28Primary Election for County9:30, 10:30,11:30am A Million

Fuzzy Friends For 2-7 year olds. Candy Shop War For 8-12 year olds. Registration required.

6 pm Adult Pickleball

29 7 am Spirit of Life Yoga10:30 &11:30am A Million

Fuzzy FriendsFor 2-7 year olds Candy

Shop War For 8-12 year olds. Registration required.

Noon Canyon Picnic4 pm Yoga with Holly5:45 pm Hip Hop w/Britney8 pm Adult Zumba

30Soccer Registration Deadline10:30 & 11:30am Paul

Brewer Magic Show For all ages. Registration required.

3pm Free Digital Literacy Class

6 pm Adult Pickleball7:30 pm Evening Zumba

July 1 210 am Zumba with Ayda10 am Swim Merit Badge

Class

3 4 Independence DayLibrary, Pool Museum and City Offices closed for Independence Day

56 pm Adult Pickleball7 pm City Council7pm Tailgaitin’ Tuesdays

Every Tuesday evening in July we’ll have an outdoor concert at w/ food trucks

6Board Games – All Day 7 am Spirit of Life Yoga4 pm Yoga with Holly5:45 pm Hip Hop w/Britney8 pm Adult Zumba

7Stop-n-Think – All Day10 am Open Studio—free

art projects6 pm Adult Pickleball7:30 pm Evening Zumba

8

Fall Flag Football Registration Deadline

910 am Zumba with Ayda10 am Life Saving Merit

Badge Class

— Hot Air Balloon Fest & Quilt Show————Fireman’s Breakfast (3 days Thurs-Sat)———

———————————————Senior Center is closed July 4 through 29——————————————————

Teen Ultimate Game Night

“Ultimate Teen Game Night” is back for Art City Days,June 9th from 7-10 p.m. in the Cherry Creek South Gym. Win great prizes including tickets to ComicCon. Tournaments throughout the night; Rubik’s competition 7:30,Tenzi 8:30 and Codenames at 9:00 p.m. Come and learn fun, interactive games. You will never be bored again!