Debt Service Funds are used to account for the accumulation of resources for the payment of general obligation bonds.

Capital Project Funds are used to account for resources designated to construct government assets which may require morethan one fiscal year for completion.

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My name is Denise Roy and I am the City’s Finance Director. As the Finance Director, my primary responsibilities are toprepare the City’s budget, facilitate an annual audit and complete of annual financial report, complete and provide periodicreports on the City’s financial performance for the City Council and citizens of Pleasant Grove.

The City has numerous funds to account for all financial resources. I will be providing detail about the funds and their use.The General Fund is the primary fund of the City. This fund is used to account for all financial resources not accounted for inother funds.

Recreation Center News Page 2Beautification Commission Page 2Heritage Festival Page 3Funshine Learning Center Page 3Concerts in the Park Page 3Secondary Water Information Page 3Lion's Club Page 3Library Events Page 4PG Players Auditions Page 4Summerbration Page 4Pioneer Museum Page 4City Meeting Schedule Page 4Senior Center Bus Page 4

August 2019

• Mayor/City Council

• Legal/Municipal Court

• Administrative Services

• Public Safety

• Community Development

• Engineering

• Cemetery

• Streets

• Library

• Parks/Senior Citizen Center/Cemetery/Custodial/Facilities

• Class Road

Special Revenue Funds are used by the City to collect revenues for a specific purpose in a designated fund to aid in closelymonitoring revenues and expenditures for specific activities.

• E911• Swimming Pool/Recreation Center• Cultural Arts

• Redevelopment Agency• Transportation Fund

• General Government Capital and Equipment• Recreation and Street Impact Fees

Enterprise Funds are used to account for operations that are financeand operated in a manner similar to private business enterprises.The intent of the City is that the costs of providing goods or servicesto the general public on a continuing basis be financed orrecovered primarily through user charges or has decided theperiodic determination of revenues earned, expenses incurred and/or net income is appropriate for capital maintenance, public policy,management control, accountability or other purpose.

• Culinary Water• Secondary Water• Sewer

• Storm Drain• Sanitation

Please feel free to contact myself if you would like additionalinformation on any of the information provided.

Denise Roy – droy@pgcity.org or 801-922-4506.

RECREATION CENTER NEWSUPCOMING YOUTH SPORTS REGISTRATION DATES:

Youth Volleyball 3rd -12th Grade Registration: August 1-31 Begins September 212nd Grade Jr Jazz Coed Basketball Registration: August 1-31 Begins September 28Cross Country Registration: August 1-27 Begins End of AugustFlag Football 1st-12th Grade Registration: August 1-31 Begins: Mid September

*go to rec.plgrove.org for more detailed information and pricing.

Merit Badge Classes- New schedule will be posted by the end of august for classes September through December.

Toddler Gym, Kid Gym and Mom & Tot and the Kid Classes - Watch Mid-August for information to become available.

TLC babysitting Class on Sept 14th, 9 am to 2:30 pm. For ages 10 to 15. Come learn some skills to make you a greatbabysitter. We will spend time going over Child Care, Safety and Emergencies and babysitting Games and Activities. We willalso make a babysitting kit and have lunch.

Mom & Son Wilderness Date- Mark your calendars Friday, September 27, 6 pm to 8 pm. Registration will open August 5th.Our theme will Star Wars Jedi Training. A Jedi Master will be coming to teach some Karate moves. Watch for moreinformation to become available.

Chess- This class will be an opportunity for kids & adults to develop critical thinking skills while mastering the fundamentalsof chess. They will constantly be learning new techniques and preparing to play in state competitions. Thursdays startingSeptember 12th. Children 5 & up must be able to recognize #’s 1-8 and know the alphabet from a to h as well as upper caseK Q B R N. May also take to earn your Chess Merit Badge.

BEAUTIFICATIONCOMMISSION

Continue to be on the lookout for the Yard of the Monthsigns spotlighting landscapes across the elevenneighborhoods in PG. If you have a nomination, please emaildgiles@pgcity.org.

Congratulations to the winners ofJuly’s beautification awards:

Neighborhood Name Address

Battle Creek Marj & Neil Darlington 577 Dalton Drive

Big Springs Jason & Jennifer Fullen 1524 North 370 East

Grove Creek Ryan & Jeanna 1012 South 450 East

Little Denmark Ben & Jenny Morris 657 North 300 East

Manila Dan & Dava Nichols 562 Glendon Way

Monkey Town Robbie & Serva May 595 North 500 East

Mud Hole Robert & Marily Jensen 645 West 1000 North

North Fields Vicki Williamson 1963 North 900 West

Old Fort Frank & Annette Mills 466 East 100 South

Scratch Gravel Brindy Ludwig 1191 West 1670 South

Stringtown Nathan & Rachel Porter 45 Maple Lane

TheCity of PleasantGroveMunicipal Primarywill be held TUESDAY, AUGUST13, 2019. VOTING REQUIREMENTS: (1) be a United States citizen, (2) be aresident of Utah at least 30 days immediately before the next election, (3) be atleast 18 years old by the next election, and (4) be a registered voter.

All voting for the 2019 Pleasant Grove City Municipal Election is beingconducted by Vote by Mail. You can return your ballot by regular mail, drop itoff at CityHall in theBallotDropBoxor at the county offices byAugust 12, 2019.If you have questions about your ballot, lost or never received your ballot, madea mistake and need a new ballot please contact Utah County at 801-851-8128before Election Day.

Pleasant Grove will have a “Voter Service Center” on Election Day only locatedin the Community Room 108 S, 100 E from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. where voterscan drop off their ballots, receive helpwith voting issues or to vote provisionally.Utah State law requires every voter to show proper identification at the VoterService Center.

Additional Election information may be found at www.plgrove.org andvote.utah.gov. The election officer will post on the website any changes to thelocationof apollingplace and locationof anyadditional pollingplace if needed.

Canvass of the election results will be held on August 27, 2019.

Please Note: Roy Spindler has withdrawn from the election, however, theballots were printed prior to his withdrawal and his name remains on theballot. Any vote for Roy Spindler will not be counted.

MUNICIPAL PRIMARY ELECTION

LIONS CLUB

CONCERTS IN THE PARKIt's one of the best ways to enjoy summer: amazing music, beautiful view, ablanket, a camping chair, a bit of a snack and a hill full of your favoritepeople. Concerts are Sunday evenings at 7:30, right outside the main doors ofthe PG Community Center, 547 S. Locust Ave. If the weather turns bad wejust move inside to the lobby. Come and be part of the fun!

Aug 4 Wasatch Show Band11 The Walker Brothers- Lynn, Robert, and Steve18 The Shane Lee Band

SECONDARY WATERINFORMATION

The following is the recommended watering procedure:• It helps watering during the day as well as at night in order forthe system to operate more efficiently.• It is recognized that watering during the day is less efficient, butit is necessary to better balance water use with supply.

Watering Schedule

If your house number is odd your watering days are Mon., Wed.,and Fri. If your house number is even your watering days are Tues.,Thurs., and Sat. We will be monitoring water usage fornoncompliance to watering days and wasting water again this year.Compliance officers will be working around the clock. So pleaseadhere to your days and conserve where you can.

Pleasant Grove City Public Works Department at 801-785-2941.

HERITAGE FESTIVAL

Pleasant Grove Heritage Festival at Downtown Park

Come spend the evening of September 16th from5:00-8:00PM celebrating the history of Pleasant Grove.Activities include demonstrations in pottery, fire building,and domestic arts, Try sawing logs, throwing axes, makingbricks, panning for gold, translating Bro Brigham'salphabet, and playing classic pioneer children's games.There will be a petting zoo, storytellers, buggy rides, andamazing food. RelativeFinder will help you find your PGfamily. Entertainment provided by Funeral Potatoes, TheUtah Children's Choir, and The Shane Lee Band. Big prizesfor the zucchini contest winners! Birthday cake! Ascavenger hunt! Fun for everyone. It shall be a hootenanny!

2019 Heritage Festival Dinner PackageChef Jason Merryweather

Dinner package includes all of the following:! Cornbread muffin with honey butter! Harvest green salad with heirloom

tomato, purple onion, radish, carrot, andbuttermilk dressing

! Grilled chicken leg and thigh withsmoke house sweet and spicy BBQ

! Grilled flank steak with fire roastedtomato and smoked onion sauce

! Herb roasted potatoes! Fresh peaches and ice cream! Bottled water

$14 per meal

Dinners must be pre-ordered August 10 to September 13.Click here to order meal tickets.

Concessions will be available for purchase at the HeritageFestival.

A Community Vision

Pleasant Grove is a city where volunteers accomplish impossibletasks. In 1969 the Sportsmen Club asked the Lions Club to help witha community vision: the Sportsmen – Lions Club Civic Center. TheSportsmen Club dreamed of an indoor shooting range. The LionsClub dreamed of a place where people could meet for social eventsand entertainment. The demolition of the “Old Vineyard Church”on Geneva Road provided materials for the construction of theSportsmen – Lions Civic Center at 610 East Center Street. Trusses,windows, doors, cupboards and wood flooring were recycled fromthe old church and used. This monumental project, by both clubs,took place from 1969-1974. Pictures and descriptions about thebuilding and construction are on our web site at https://www.facebook.com/pleasantgrovelionsclub. Pleasant Grove City,thank you for acknowledging the importance of this building in thecommunity.

Thank you to the veterans who participated in our Strawberry DaysParade entry. You reminded us of the good things in life: ourfreedom, our nation, our community and our families. As acommunity, we honor you.

Remember to donate your used eye glasses at our collection boxesat the Lindon Walmart, Pleasant Grove City Library, Copy Tec, andPleasant Grove Senior Center. Mark your calendars for the HeritageFestival, Monday, September 16.

FUNSHINE EARLY LEARNINGCENTER

REGISTER NOW FOR CLASSES

•Morning/Afternoon Classes•3 to 4 year-old class $56/month

•Pre-K class $91 month

Awarded Program of the Year 2018-2019 by the UtahRecreation and Parks Association

Register at the Pleasant Grove Recreation Center or call formore information at 801-785-6172

70 South 100 East | Pleasant Grove | UT 84062T: 801-785-5045 | E: info@pgcity.org | www.plgrove.org

For Everyone

Family Night at the LibraryMonday, August 5 at 6:30 p.m.Utah County Flute ChoirJoin us for a night of beautiful music. Experience fantasticharmonies not often heard in a full orchestra or concertband!

Twilight TalesWednesdays at 6:30 p.m.Kammi hosts a wonderful weekly story hour for the wholefamily. All ages and pajamas welcome!

For Adults

Discover It: Home Buying Basics

Thursday, August 15 at 7:00 p.m.Looking to purchase a home this year? Learn what you needto know from someone who is qualified to answer yourquestions. This is a free class.

For Children

Play & LearnMonday through Friday, August 5 – 30 from 10:00 a.m. tillnoon.Drop in for self-guided interactive playtime with your child.Geared for children ages 3 – 6 yrs. old. Children must beaccompanied by an adult.

Children’s programs and book groups will resumebeginning September 3.

LIBRARY EVENTS

PG PLAYERS AUDITIONSPleasant Grove Players will be holding auditions for theirupcoming production of the suspenseful drama, “Wait UntilDark" by Frederick Knott and adapted by Jeffrey Hatcher, onTuesday, August 20 and Wednesday, August 21 from 7:00pm– 9:00pm in the Keith Christeson Theater on the first floor ofthe PG Library (30 E. Center). Auditions will consist of coldreadings from the script. No appointment is needed.Callbacks, by invitation, will be on August 23. Howard andKathryn Little will be directing this production.

Roles include one woman, age 20-30s; one girl, age 12-14;and four men, ages mid-20s and above.

Performance dates are October 18 – November 4 onThursday, Friday, Saturday and Monday evenings. There willalso be a Saturday matinee on November 2.

PIONEER MUSEUM.The Pioneer Museum will be closing for the summer seasonon August 17th. It will reopen for the Heritage Festival.Come see what treasures we have. After that tours will be byappointment only.

SUMMERBRATION

Thursday, August 15th is the annual PG Summerbrationfrom 3 to 9 p.m. at the Downtown Park. There will bevendor booths, live music, entertainment, food trucks, foodbooths and a kid zone.If you are interested in being a vendor, please emailpgsummerbration@gmail.com.

CITY MEETING SCHEDULEAll meetings are held in the Community Room at the new

Public Safety Building at 108 East 100 South.

Planning Commission August 8th and 22nd at 7 p.m.

City Council August 6th and 20th at 6 p.m.

Live Stream of City Council meeting link here.

SENIOR CENTER BUSPleasant Grove Seniors Center Has a Paratransit Bus

The bus runs Tuesday through Friday picking up passengersbetween 8:45 and 9:15 a.m. It takes patrons to the SeniorsCenter for lunch. The bus then returns them home between12:15 and 12:30. For more information pleasecontact Clea at 801-374-9306.