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OnMondayofthisweek,anewautomotiverepairshopopenedupindowntownShoshone.Whilethelocationisnotnewtothiskindofbusiness,freshpaintanda lotofcleaninghas turned the former“Ben’s Automotive” (next to the fire department) intothenewhomeofRay’sAutomotive. Ray Stein has worked as a qualifiied auto me-chanic for 24 years, and an ASE Certified Mechen-icforthelast20Years.AfterspendingmuchofofhiscarreerworkingforDeanTireandAutomotiveinKetchum,hedecidedstartuphisownbusinessinhishometown. Forthelastseveralyears,Rayhasbeworkingoutofhishome,buthe jumpedat theopportunity tomovehisrepairshopintotown. OpenMonday throughFriday from8a.m. to5p.m.Ray’soffersoilchanges,tirerepair,tune-ups,brakes, electrical, A/C, mufflers/exhaust, align-mentandfront-endrepair,andanythingelseyourcarortruckmightneed.Call208-539-3987foranappointment,orjuststopbyandsayhello.

Social Media Fights Against

Poaching Several recent poachingcasesarecatchingtheatten-tionofFacebookuserswhofollowtheCitizensAgainstPoaching page; a trophymule deer shot before rifle season in Caribou County,two five-point bull elk shot out of season in OwyheeCounty, five mule deer with backstrapsremoved;lefttowasteinHomedale.Thelistgoeson. Some of these casesare stirring a great deal ofemotion in wildlife loverswho are angry about thesecrimes. While social me-diaallowsCitizensAgainstPoaching to expose thesecasesmoreeffectively,thisisnotnecessarilyasignofanincreaseinpoaching. “With millions of acresof habitat here in Idaho,along with abundant wild-life, peoplewhochoose tosteal fish and wildlife from the people of Idaho haveplentyofopportunity,”saidAssistantChiefofEnforce-mentChrisWright“Poach-inghasbeenaproblemherefrom the day our agencywas created 75 years ago.Inthe21stcenturywehope

New Repair Shop in Shoshone

ThisFridayisthelastdayfor in-person absentee/ear-lyvoting.Ifyouhaven’tal-readydoneso,oryouplanto vote next Tuesday, No-vember4th,herearesomethingsyouneedtoknow. Bring your photo ID:driver’s license or Idahophoto identification card; AU.S.passportorFederalphoto identification card; A tribal photo identifica-tioncard;or a current stu-dentphotoID,issuedbyanIdaho high school or post

secondary education insti-tution.Ifavoterisnotableto show an acceptable ID,thevoterwillbegiven theoptiontosignthePersonalIdentification Affidavit. Since there are several“Write-in” campaigns inourlocalelections,besureyouknowwhoyouarevot-ing for and how to spelltheir name (if they are awrite-in). Also, be sure to putan“X”intheboxnexttothenameyouarevotingfor(justwritinginthename

of a person is not a validvote). If you are unsure of anything while voting, besuretoaskpollworkersforinformation.Theywillhavea list of qualified write-in candidates which you canuse,butyoumust return itaftervoting. Last (but certainly notunimportant), be sure to turnyour clocksbackonehour this Sunday for theend of daylight savingstime-noneed tobeearlyforeverything.

General Election ~ November 4th, 2014

Volume 38 ~ Number 44

News from the Heart of IdahoCamas • Lincoln • Gooding

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toolslikesocialmediamightactuallyhelpreducepoach-ingincidents.” CitizensAgainstPoachingofferscashrewardstocallerswho provide information leading to the citation of sus-pectedpoachers.Callersmaycollecta rewardwhile re-maininganonymous. “Manytruesportsmenwouldhelpussolvecasesregard-lessofthereward,”saidWright,“Butitisagoodaddedincentiveforsomepeople.” Socialmediaisprovingtobeahighlyeffectivewaytospread thewordabout thesecrimes.TheFacebookpostshowing those five mule deer left to waste in Homedale was shared 582 times. As a result, it has reached morethan32,600Facebookusers. “ThisisoneofseveralFacebookpostsreceivingagreatdealofattentionontheCAPFacebookpage,”saidPublicInformationSpecialistSteveLiebenthal.“Withsomuchexposure,wearehopefulthatoneofthose32,000peoplemighthavethatonepieceofinformationthatwillhelpuscrackthiscase.” Anyone with information about a case posted on thepage,oranycrimeagainstIdaho’swildlifeisencouragedtocalltheCAPhotlineat1-800-632-5999.

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Notices of Upcoming Events & MeetingsGooding Library OPEN Saturdays: TheGoodingPublicLibraryisnowOPENonSaturdaysfrom9tonoon.“There’salwaystimeforaGoodBook.”

Evening Worship in Shoshone: TheShoshoneMethodistChurchhaschangeditsregularworshiptimetoSundaysat4p.m.Theirhopeisthatthisnewworship timewillmakeworshippossible for thosewhohaveahardtimemakingithappeninthemorning.Anumberofurbanchurcheshavebeendoingeveningwor-shipforalongtime.Trick or Treat Downtown GoodingOctober 31st from 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. ParticipatingBusinesseswillhaveasignin theirwin-dow.Acostumecontestwill at theGoodingPublicLi-braryat5:15-Prizesawardedforbestcostumes.(Ifyourbusiness would like to participate, please contact JulieBurton at 934-8037)

Harvest Party at Gooding 1st Christian ChurchNovember 1st from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Theme: Around the World (costumes welcome). There willbeDinner,Kids’CarnivalGames,Cakewalk,Bingo,GodSquadPuppetShow!FREE!

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Making City Living Affordable Withonephaseremainingonthevoterapprovedwaste-water (sewer) upgrade project, the City of Wendell has anopportunitytoapplyforupto1.5millioninadditionalgrant funds. If successful, these fundswillhelp thecitymakemonthlywaste-waterbillingsaffordable. Toqualifyforthesefundsa”MedianHouseholdIncomeSurvey”mustbecompleted.Thissurveyhasbeensentouttorandomhomeswithinthecity,anditisveryimportantthattheyarereturnedtothecitybytheendofOctobertomeettheNovembergrantapplicationdeadline. Toinsureabsoluteprivacy,alockedboxisavailableatCityHalltodeposityourcompletedsurvey.Onceallsur-veysarereturned,thelockedboxwillbeturnedovertoRegionIVDevelopmentandthedatawillbecompiledbythem.NoonefromWendellCityHallwillhaveaccesstoyourpersonalinformation. SurveysneedtobecompletedandreturnedtoCityHallbytheendofOctobertomeettheNovembergrantappli-cationdeadline.

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o b i t u a r i e sErnestSamuelSites,Sr.

Ernest Samuel Sites, Sr., 94, a resident of MountainHome, formerly of Wendell, passed away Wednesday,October 22, 2014 at the VA Medical Center NursingHomeinBoise. Ernest Samuel Sites (Ernie) was born September 6th 1920, to Ernest and LuraHockensmithSites,inPittsburgh,Pennsyl-vania. Due to financial struggles brought on from “TheGreatDepression”Ernie,attheageof13,alongwithhisyoungerbrotherJimandsisterBetty,leftPittsburgh.Theyweresentto live with his 80 year old Grandpa andAunt, on a farm on the north bank of theOhioRiver.ThiswasjustdownstreamfromHuntingtonWestVirginia.Hegraduatedin1939fromChesapeakeHighSchool,inChesapeakeOhio.ErnieexcelledatsportsinhighschoolandwentontoandplaycollegefootballatPenn.StateUniversityonafoot-ballscholarship. WithWorldWarIIbeginningtorage,hedecidedtojointhe U.S. Navy in 1943 where he served as a physical fit-nessinstructorandplayedbaseballfortheNavy.Heverymuchenjoyed thechallengeofworkingwith thesailorsastheywouldcomeinaftermonthsatsea,helpingthemto get back into peak fitness levels. In 1945 Ernie left the Navy to begin a baseball career, playing both semi-proandprofessionalbaseball;includingforthePittsburghPi-ratesamongotherteams.ItwaswhileplayingbaseballfortheIdahoFallsRussets,thathemetEloisIvie.TheyweremarriedinNovemberof1952inMesaArizona,whereEr-nie was playing pro ball for the Phoenix Senators. Thefollowingyear, theirsonErniewasborn inIdahoFalls.LaterfollowedbysonsJoe,Chuck,TimandadaughterLorraine.TheywereallborninAustinMinnesotawhereErniewaslearningthesheetmetaltradewhilestillplay-ingsemiproballintheSouthernMinnesotaLeague. In1963thefamilymovedbacktoIdahoandboughtafarminWendell.TwoyearslatertheiryoungestsonAndywasborninGooding.Ernieworkedasatinnerinthesheetmetalindustryasamemberofaunion.HeoftenhadtotravelforworkincludingtwotripstoAlaskatoworkontheGreatAlaskanPipeline.HeworkedforRogersSheetMetalinTwinFallsformanyyears.Heretiredfromtheunionin1982. He was an avid outdoors man and loved hunting, fly

fishing and golf. He developed lifelong loyal friendships throughthesehobbiesincludinghisdearfriendsJimMill-er (of Boise) and Rich McNew (of Buhl). Much of his re-tirementyearswerespentenjoyinghisfamilyandfriendsonthefarminWendellinthebeautifulloghomethathe

and his wife and family built themselvessome40plusyearsago.In2013,ErniewasbaptizedintotheChurchofJesusChristofLatter-daySaints,attheageof93.HeverymuchenjoyedthegreatfellowshipandfriendshipwiththemembersofthechurchinWendell.Duetohealthchallenges,heandhiswifethensoldthefarmandmovedtoMountainHometolivewiththeirdaughterandsoninlaw,inMarchof2014.ErniewasdiagnosedwithterminalcancerinAugustofthisyear.Hehasbeenstaying

at theV.A.Hospital inBoise in theHospiceCenter forthepast2months.ThestafftoldhisfamilythattheyhadneverhadapatienttherethathashadasmanyvisitorsandcallsasErniehad.Hewastrulylovedbyallwhoknewhim. HewasprecededindeathbyhisparentsLuraandEr-nest,hissisterBetty,andhissonTim.Heissurvivedbyhis wife Elois (Ivie) Mountain Home, son Ernie (Barbara) New York N.Y., Joe (Jacci) Idaho Falls, Chuck (Terry) Vancouver WA., Andy (Barbara) Hagerman, daughter Lorraine Goodrich (John) Mountain Home and daughter inlawLoriSitesofWendell,aswellasgrandchildrenSamSites,JenniferDrazin,MikeSites,AmandaCraner,Jessi-caSites,NickSites,EvaSites,PatrickSites,ErinGreener,AshleyVanderStelt,KaitlinSites,Chelsea,Jacob,AlyssaandSpencerGoodrich. ThefamilywouldliketothanktheBoiseV.A.andallthestaffattheC.L.C.fortheextraordinarycareandkind-nesstheygavetoourhusband/dad/grandpaovertheselastfewweeks. WeloveyouDad...youwillbeevermissed. Afuneralservicewillbeheldat11a.m,onWednesday,October29,2014,at theChurchofJesusChristofLat-ter-day Saints in Wendell, with visitation at the churchbeginningat9:30a.m.BurialwillfollowattheWendellCemetery. ArrangementsareunderthecareanddirectionofDema-rayFuneralService–WendellChapel.Condolencesandmemoriesmaybesharedwiththefamilybyvisitingtheobituarylinkatwww.demarayfuneralservice.com.


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death & service noticesDorothy M. Young, 95, a resident of Gooding, passedawaySunday,October26,2014atNorthCanyonMedicalCenterinGooding.Nolocalservicesareplanned.

Levi Henry Hussey, 95, a residentofGooding, passedawayFriday,October24,2014atBennettHillsCareCen-terinGooding.Nopublicservicesareplanned.

Walter“Wally”Peterson

WalterPeterson,73,alov-inghusband,father,andphenom-enalpop,peacefullypassedawayinhissleeponOctober24,2014.HecameintotheworldonNovem-ber 21, 1940, inWendell, IdahotoFredSr.andBlossomPeterson.

Hewastheyoungestofsevenchildren.HejoinedFredJr.“Bud”,Elizabeth“Ta”,Doris“Dorie”,Merriam“Babe”,Theodore“Ted”,andEd“Butch”.WallygraduatedfromJeromeHighSchoolin1959,withmorehonorsthenwecanmention.Hemarriedtheloveofhislife,GailDarling,onOctober11,1965.WallyandGailwereblessedwithtwo children, Polly and Rance. The pride of their livesweretheirsevengrandchildren:Katelynn,Brock,Jacoby,Kehler,Kreede,Dawson,andSammy.Theyalsoenjoyedtheirtwofurrybulldogchildren,GraceeandHerky.WallyenjoyedfarmingwithhisbrotherBudandbrother-in-lawBillBarnes.Withhisexpertiseofoperatingabackhoe,hewenttoworkforGilbertConstruction.Heleftconstruc-tion tobuild the93GolfCourse inpartnershipwithhisbrotherEd. Weinvitefamilyandfriendstodresscasuallyandcele-bratethemanymemoriesofhislife,at1:00PM,Saturday,November1,2014at theSnakeRiverElksLodge (412East 200 South, Jerome). Wally’sfamilysuggeststhatin lieu of flowers, memorials be made in his name to: KO-AD Foundation Alzheimer’sResearchFund,UniversityAd-vancement, Boise State Uni-versityFoundation,2225Uni-versityDriveBoise,ID83706. Arrangements are under thecareofFarnsworthMortuary.

NathanE.Hughes Nathan E. Hughes, 57, aresident of Hagerman, Idaho,died, Sunday, October 26,2014athishome. Nathan was born on Mar.13,1957inChelsea,Oklahoma,inthefrontseatofhisparent’scar,WadeandDorothyHughes.HewasraisedinChelseawhereheattendedschoolthroughtheeighthgrade.

Hemethiswifeof39years,DottieWickham,inCla-remore,Oklahoma,onher18thbirthday.Theyweremar-riedonSeptember5,1975,andtothisuniontwochildrenwereborn;TharesaL.HowsdenandBillyJ.Hughes,bothofHagerman,Idaho. Nathanworkedavarietyofjobsthroughouthislife.HewasaheavyequipmentoperatorintheminesinOklaho-ma.HeworkedinSt.Louis,Missouri,foranasphaltcom-panyasasecurityguard.In1991hebroughthisfamilytoHagerman,Idaho.Hewasanexcellentwelderandwouldhavegoneintolandscapingbuthishealthwouldn’tallowit. His yard was a reflection of his talents. His hobbies included fishing, hunting, gun repair, and in just the last fewmonths,buildingasmalltownoutofpopsiclesticks,completewithbuildings,trees,fencesandsmallcars. He is survived by: his wife, Dottie Hughes; hismother, Dorothy Williams (Claremore, Ok.); daugh-ter, Tharesa L. Howsden; son, Billy J. Hughes; sis-ter, Lacita McDaniel (Chelsea, Ok.); and his grand-children,BillyJr.Hughes,LynnleaStrickland,DevinRowland,andDestanieRowland. Hewasprecededindeathby:hisfather,WadeHughes;andonebrother,ArnoldEdwinHughes. TherewillbeacelebrationoflifeonNovember2,2014at 11 a.m. at Fred and Mary Mavencamps house, 1251East 2350 South Bliss (Tuttle) Idaho.

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Top Ten States for EarthquakesNumber of Quakes from 1974 to 2003

1. Alaska 12053

2. California 4895

3. Hawaii 1533

4. Nevada 778

5. Washington 424

6. Idaho 404

7. Wyoming 217

8. Montana 186

9. Utah 139

10.Oregon 73


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Thirty-one years ago on October 28,1983,Idahohada6.9earthquake.Itwascen-

teredinChallis,Idaho,orfromMountBorah.Twolives were lost and two hundred buildings were damagedwithaheavyconcentrationinMackay,Idaho. Do you remember where you were at that time? I do...Challis,Idaho,butIdidnotknowIwasinthemiddleofanearthquake. Myfriend,KentRivers,andItookanolderfriend,Free-manSmith,elkhunting.Wecampedout inKent’scamperpositionedinthebackofhispickup. Iwasthefirstdressed,soIjumpedoutofthecampertobuilda fire.Thegroundwasheavilycoveredwith frost,soIgotbackinthecamperwhereitwaswarm.Kenthadboiledupsomewatertosatisfytheneedsofouroatmealandhotcocoatocome.Wewereallsittingatthetableinthecenterofthecamper. KentpouredsomewaterinFreeman’sbowlandstartedtodo thesame inmine. Instead,hepoured thewaterallover the table. I grabbed the water kettle from him andsaid,“Hey,areyoustillasleep?”Ipouredthewaterformyownoatmealandgotmyhotchocolateready.OnceagainKentwasonthehotwaterdutysincehewasnearest thewater,andagain,hepouredthewateronthetable.ItoldhimI’ddomyown,thanks. Shortlyafterwardsthecamperwasslammedwithabang.“Comein,”wesaid,expectingsomemorehuntersforourhunting.Itwasquietforamoment,thenthecamperbangedbackandforthrealquick.Kenthollered,“Knockitoff,”Againitwasquiet.Thecamperwasagainslammedbackandforth.Weknewabearwasinvitinghimselfforbreak-fast.Kentjumpedoutwithhis.45pistol.Tohissurprise,therewasnobody,nothingout thereexceptmytracks inthefrosttothefire. As we finished breakfast, we looked at each other puzzled. Strangealianspassedthroughourtimeandspace. Wewereupon thehill a little later on. Iwas sittingonalargeboulderoverlookingacanyonwhenIheardalargesonicboom.Boy,wasthatastrangesonicboom.Itwasmak-ingmedizzyandIfeltlikeIwasmoving.Iimmediatelygotdownfromtheboulderandwalkeddownintothecanyon. Onlywhenwegotback toEmmett later thatdaydidwefind out there was an earthquake. The hill we crossed to de-liver Freeman home had fallen down about 12 feet with alargecrackintheside.TheearthquakewasinChalis??? People should takeamoment tounderstandabout earth-quakes.Afterall,thisstateranks6thforearthquakeactivity.Findoutwhattodoifanearthquakehappens. Thisismy“CupofTee”unshaken.

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RE-ELECT STEVE MILLER“Steve Miller’s comprehensive understanding of the state budget – from funding education to preserving our water – has made him an extremely valuable member of the Idaho Legislature. I encourage you to send him back to the House of Representatives to continue working hard for you and the great State of Idaho. Please join me in support-ing Steve Miller in the November 4th election." C.L. "Butch" Otter, Governor, State of Idaho

“As Lt. Governor, I’ve seen Rep. Steve Miller in action. He is a knowledgeable and strong voice as we work togeth-er to expand Idaho’s economy. As a Legislator, he invites the opinions of others, listens respectfully, and is a thoughtful decision maker. I urge you to re-elect Representative Steve Miller." Brad Little, Lt. Governor, State of Idaho

“Idaho needs Legislators like Representative Steve Miller who are committed to preserving and improving the quali-ty of life of Idahoans. His extensive experience in public service, agriculture and small business, as well as his past two years serving in the House of Representatives, make him the right choice as your Representative. I encourage you to support Steve Miller.” U.S. Senator Mike Crapo

“Steve Miller has proven himself to be a solid Legislator and sound decision maker. His demonstrated leadership on JFAC (Appropriations), Agricultural Affairs and Resources and Conservation have served our State well. I am proud to endorse him.” U.S. Senator Jim Risch

“Steve Miller’s 34 years as a volunteer serving Idaho in numerous national, regional and local positions prepared him to be a creative problem solver as your Representative. Steve’s outstanding work ethic has served Idahoans well. I recommend you send Steve back to the Legislature.”

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“As Speaker of the Idaho House of Representatives, I know Steve Miller to be an experienced decision-maker who listens, analyzes facts and weighs outcomes before deciding on issues. He is approachable, available and responsive. Steve’s knowledge of and experience in conservation and aquifer recharge make him a valued resource within the Legislature. I highly endorse Steve Miller.”

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“Steve Miller has a certain quiet,but strong air about him, a de-meanorthatservedhimwellinhisfirst term in the state House of Rep-resentatives.Butgethimgoingonanynumberoftopics--healthcare,wolves,water conservation -- anda passionate, almost fiery policy wonkwhodoeshishomeworkandlovesthedebaterearshishead. Millerisimpressive. Miller admits he had no inter-est inhealthcarepolicywhen thefreshman lawmaker and life-longrancher from Fairfield first strolled into the Statehouse in 2013. But,boy, does he have some thoughtsnow.He’sintriguedbyafederallyfundedexperimentnowunderwayin Washington state, a programthat incentivizes general practi-tionerstoseelowincomepatientsfor an attainable, fixed monthly cost. Long-term, health care costswouldplungeasthepoorrelylessonemergencyroomsorwaituntil

Times-News Endorsement: Miller has it, Fosbury Doesn’t ~ October 8, 2014theirhealthhasturnedcritical.Catchitearly,keepitincheck.That’showcashissavedinthemodernAmeri-canhealthcaresystem. Theengineerandlong-timeCam-as County Conservation Districtboardmembercouldlecturecollegestudentsonsafeguardingwaterqual-ityandaccess,thecruxoftheMagicValley economy. He supports Gov.Otter’sreasonedapproachtofederallands,onewherethestatetestdrivesmanagement of a small percent-age public lands through an agree-ment with the feds. In his first term, MillerwasappointedtothepowerfulJointFinance-Appropriations Com-mittee, which gives him direct influ-enceovertherealdeciderofpolicy:cash. If elected to another term, hehopes to find a little influence in the healthcaresegmentofgovernment. What impressedus themostwasMiller’s openness to ideas. He’sunsure of proposed tiered licen-sure for teachers, which would tie

pay increases to subjective perfor-mancemeasurements.Hewillmakeup his mind after he sees a bill,Millersaid.WeurgeMillertobacksegregating pay from performance,at least in the short term. Idaho’steachers need a raise, for the goodofeducation,sowehopeMillerandhis colleagues move the $175 mil-lion proposal through without theobligatorypoisonpill. We do hope to see a more as-sertive version of Miller in hissecondterm. Miller is bright,thoughtfulandengaged.Thesamecan’tbesaidforhisDemocraticopponentforseatAinDistrict26. Olympian Dick Fosbury says hefirst considered seeking a seat on theBlaineCountyCommission.Butthat’safull-timegig,soheinsteadopted to run for state Legislature.Fosbury wants to boost educationand highway funding, but offeredno way to pay for either. After an

hour, the only real policy wecould pull from him was a NewDeal-likejobsprogramthatwouldput people to work on Idaho’seroding highway system. It’s notthat the idea is bad, but 800-or-so jobs wouldn’t make much ofan impact in the grand scale. Hehad little, if any, understandingof the state budget. We expect acandidate for state office would, at thispoint,havedonehisresearch.NotFosbury.Hiscampaignreliesonone-partnamerecognitionandtwopartsvaguecliche. Fosbury is looking for some-thingtodoandhis1968goldmed-almakeshimalocalcelebrity.Butthat’snotenough.He’srunningforthewrongreasons.Boredomisnota viableexcuse for the pursuit ofpower. RegardlessofwhatFosburysays,hedoesn’treallywantthejob.Hislackofbasicknowledgewasalltheevidenceweneeded….”


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OPEN: Mon & Wed - 9 to 2 / Thur. 8 to 2:30 / Fri. 9 to 2To the Editor: Intoday’stime,itisimportantthatweselectgoodindi-viduals to fill the seats in our State Legislature. IsuggesttoyouthatDonHudsonisyourcandidatetofill the State Legislative position for District 26B. He is ahard-workingman;spentmanyhours in theCapitolthisSpring,workingwithandlisteningtoallthelegis-latorsonvariousbillsandissuesbeforetheHouse.Hestudied,researchedandlearnedmuchduringthattime.Heispassionateabouthispreparationontheissuesfac-ingIdaho.Hisgoalistobeaneffectivelegislator.Heisdedicated,loyal,honestandahardworker.Hecaresabout Idahoand itspeople.He listens towhat is saidandwilldohisbest tomakesureeachvoice isheardandworktoaddressallconcerns. Don is a well educated man with many talents. HisMechanicalEngineeringbackgroundwillservetheStatewellwiththecurrentissuesfacingIdaho.Heloveswork-ingwithScouts.His favoritemeritbadge to teachwas(and still is) Citizenship. The importance to vote and standupforwhathebelieves isburned intohisbeing.Hehasservedhiscommunityeverywherehehaslived,in firefighting and rescue squads, currently serving on Search&RescueinLincolnCounty.HevisitsasmanyCityCouncil andCommissioner’sMeetings inDistrict#26thatheisabletoattend. Ibelievehehasthe“tools”neededforalltheupcomingis-suescurrentlyfacingourStateandGovernment.HewillworkhardforourstateandeveryindividualwithinDistrict26. He is a wonderful husband, father, and grandfather.Familyishisnumber1priority. IbelieveaVOTEFORDONwouldbeinthebestinter-estofDistrict#26.

Judy Hudson


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Dear Editor, IamwritingthisletterinsupportofKeoKelleyforDis-trictOneCommissionerinLincolnCounty.Itistimewemakesomechanges inourcourthouseandbringbackamorecivilandlesscontentiousatmosphere. KeoisalongtimeresidentofLincolnCountyandhasthebest interestof thecountyinmindasherreasonforrunning.Sheiscurrentlyemployedbythecountyintheprobation office and works with both adults and juveniles. Shestartedacommunitygardenthisyearandencouragedtheprobationerstoworkinthegarden.Theydidagreatjobandwereabletoprovidefoodfortheirfamilies.SheisalsochairmanoftheLincolnCountyFairBoardandisontheCommunityCoalitionforLincolnCounty.SheisontheSaddleUpLincolnCountyBoardasarepresentativeforCC4LC.ShewilldoagoodjobforLincolnCounty! IsupportRobertNeweyforthewriteinpositionforDis-trict two (in the Richfield area) being vacated by Marsha Hiatt.Hehasthetimetodothejobandisquicktolearn.RoberthasthebestinterestoftheCountyashisreasonforrunningandwilldohisbesttokeepthecountyoutoflawsuitsthatcostthetax-payers by increased insur-anceratesorhighertaxes. I have heard some saywe need to keep someinstitutional knowledgein the Commissioner’soffice but the Commis-sioner that is not up forre-election has the sametime in office as the in-cumbentontheballot. SincethereisnonameontheballotforDistrictTwoyoumustwriteaname inandalsocheckthebox.Ifyouaskapollworkertheywillgiveyouapaperwiththe proper spelling of thecandidates.Itdoesn’tmat-ter where you live in thecounty you will still getto vote for a write-in intheDistrictTwoCommis-sioner’srace. In the Governor’s race I


supportGovernorOtter.Ireallydidn’tlike seeing theShoshoneSchool’s su-perintendent endorsing A.J. Balukoff

asIthinkpeoplewithalotofinfluencewithstudentsshouldnotbeendorsinganycandidatewithinaschoolsetting.It leadsmetothinkthatmaybetheteacher’sunionwouldhaveanundueinfluenceifhegotelected.Ithinkschoolsshouldbeteachingtheprocess,insteadofpushingacandidate. InthelegislativeracesinDistrict26,IsupportSteveMiller,DaleEwersen,andDonHudson.WeallhavetogovoteifwewanttobeatBlaineCounty’ssuperiornum-bers and actually have an influence on the outcome. We needanotherRepublicanrepresentingLincolnCountyinthestatehouse. ThankyouandPLEASEVOTE.

Rusty Parker, Shoshone

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Dear Editor: IwritetourgethevotersofDistrict26tore-electRep.Steve Miller to the Idaho House of Representatives.Rep. Miller is completing his first term, but he has al-readydistinguishedhimselfasamemberoftheHouse. AsamemberoftheAppropriationsCommittee,Rep.Miller has shown dedication and resolve in helpingworkthroughthecomplexbudgetissuesthatcomebe-forehim.Hisbusinessexperienceandhisattention todetailareassetsthatareveryusefultotheworkofthiscommittee. HealsoservesontheResources&ConservationCom-mitteeandtheAgriculturalAffairsConmiittee—bothof which deal with issues of significant importance to thepeoplewholiveandworkinDistrict26.Rep.Millercares about his constituents and their concerns. He ishonestandopen-minded,andhasacommonsenseap-proachwhendealingwithcomplexissues.Particularlywhendealingwithcrucialwaterissues,wehavecometorelyonhimforhisexperienceandunderstanding.Hisagricultural experience, coupled with his involvementin local government, make him uniquely qualified and wellpositionedtorepresenttheinterestsofhisdistrict. AsSpeakerof theHouse, Iampleased towrite thisletter of recommendation for Rep. Steve Miller. I en-courage the people of District 26 to re-elect him andallowhimtocontinuehiseffectiveserviceastheirrep-resentative.

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T.S. No. 017405-ID NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE On2/10/2015 at 2:00 PM (recognized local time), AT THE CAM-AS COUNTY COURTYHOUSE FRONT STEPS, 501 SOL-DIERROAD,FAIRFIELD, ID83327, in theCountyofCam-as,CASPERJ.RANKIN,ESQ.,amemberoftheStateBarofIdaho,ofPITEDUNCAN,LLP,as trustee,will sell atpublicauction,tothehighestbidder,forcash,inlawfulmoneyoftheUnitedStates,allpayableatthetimeofsale,thefollowingde-scribedrealproperty,situatedintheCountyofCamas,Stateof Idaho, and described as follows, to wit LOT 8 BLOCK 2OFDURALLADDITION,ACCORDINGTOTHEOFFICIALPLATTHEREOF,RECORDEDASINSTRUMENTNO.42225,RECORDS OF CAMAS COUNTY, IDAHO. The Trustee hasno knowledge of a more particular description of the abovereferencedrealproperty,butforpurposesofcompliancewithIdahoCodeSection60-113,theTrusteehasbeeninformedthattheaddressof:343ALTURUSAVW,FAIRFIELD,ID83327,iscommonlyassociatedwithsaidrealproperty.Saidsalewillbemadewithoutcovenantorwarranty,expressorimplied,re-gardingtitle,possessionorencumbrancestosatisfytheobliga-tionsecuredbyandpursuanttothepowerofsaleconferredintheDeedofTrustexecutedbyHELENB.ROUSSOS,ASIN-GLE PERSON as Grantor(s), to FIRST AMERICAN TITLE COMPANYasTrustee,forthebenefitandsecurityofMORT-GAGEELECTRONICREGISTRATIONSYSTEMS,INC.,ASNOMINEEFORCITIBANK,N.A., ITSSUCCESSORSANDASSIGNSasBeneficiary,dated9/13/2007,recorded9/24/2007,as Instrument No. 2007-080957, official records of CamasCounty, Idaho. Please note: The above named Grantors arenamed to comply with Idaho Code Section 45-1506(4)(a); no representation ismade that theyare,or arenot,presently re-sponsiblefortheobligation.Thedefaultforwhichthissaleistobemadeisthefailuretomakemonthlypaymentswhenduefrom7/18/2013andallsubsequentmonthlypayments thereaf-ter,includinginstallmentsofprincipal,interest,impounds,ad-vances,plusanycharges lawfullydueunder thenotesecuredby the aforementioned Deed of Trust, Deed of Trust and asallowedunderIdahoLaw.Thesumowingontheobligationse-curedbysaidDeedofTrustasof10/7/2014is$65,856.33,in-cludinginterest,costs,fees,includingtrusteeand/orattorneyfeesandcosts,andexpensesactuallyincurredinenforcingtheobligationthereunderorinthissaleandtoprotectthesecurityassociatedwith theDeedofTrust, as authorized in theNote,DeedofTrustorasallowedunderIdahoLaw.Becauseinter-est, latecharges,fees,costsandexpensescontinuetoaccrue,thetotalamountduevariesfromdaytoday.Hence,ifyoupaytheamountshownabove,anadjustmentmaybenecessaryafterreceipt of funds to satisfy the debt. For further information,write theTrusteeat4375 JutlandDrive,Ste.200,SanDiego,CA 92117, or call (858)750-7600 DATED: 10/6/14

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SAMPLE BALLOTCONSTITUTIONALAMENDMENT

GENERALELECTION,NOVEMBER4,2014CAMASCOUNTY,IDAHO

INSTRUCTIONSTOVOTERS:Tovoteonthefollowing,markacross (X) in the square at the right of “YES” or “NO”.

H.J.R. 2“ShallArticleIII,oftheConstitutionoftheStateofIdahobeamendedbytheadditionofanewsection29, to confirm that the legislature may authorize executive rulemaking; however, the legislatureshall not relinquish oversight, which such over-sightisdonebyapprovalorrejection,inwholeorin part, of an executive rule; and to provide thatthelegislature’sapprovalorrejectionofsucharuleshallnotrequiretheapprovalofthegovernor?”

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL’S STATEMENT OF MEANING,PURPOSE AND RESULT TO BE ACCOMPLISHED

H.J.R. 2Meaning, Purpose and Result to be Accomplished TheLegislature’sabilitytoapproveorrejectexecutiverulesisanimportantaspectoftheseparationofpowers,becausetheseruleshavetheforceandeffectoflaw.ExistinglawallowsIdahostateagen-ciestomakerulesthatimplementorinterpretstatutespassedbytheLegislature.TheLegislaturecurrentlyoverseesthatrulemakingpro-cessbyacceptingorrejectingadoptedrules.Theproposedamend-ment confirms and protects the Legislature’s practice to authorize executivebranchrulemaking,andtoacceptorrejectadoptedrules.

YESx

NOx

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETINGPursuanttoIdahoCode31-1413,Noticeisherebygiventhatthe

WEST MAGIC FIRE COMMISSIONERSwillholdapublicmeetingatWestMagicStation#2(WestMagicRoad) on Tuesday, the 4th day of November, 2014, at 6:30 p.m.

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGThe City of Fairfield is in the process of applying for an Idaho Com-munity Development Block Grant (ICDBG) in an amount not to ex-ceed$500,000.00.These fundsarebeingsought toperforminfra-structureupgradestotheCity’sdowntown.ApublichearingisscheduledforThursday,November13,2014at7:00 p.m. at the Fairfield City Hall, 407 Soldier Road, Fairfield, ID. Bothwrittenandverbalcommentswillbeacceptedpriortoandatthepublichearing.Thehearingwillincludeadiscussionoftheap-plication, scope of work, budget, schedule, location, benefits of the project, and how ICDBG funds will benefit low and moderate in-comepersons.Theapplication,relateddocuments,andtheICDBGApplicationHandbookwillbeavailableforreview.

Thehearingwillbeheldinafacilitythatisaccessibletopersonswithdisabilities.Specialaccommodationwillbeavailable,uponrequest,five (5) days prior to the hearing in a format that is usable to persons withdisabilities.Formoreinformation,contactMickeyDalin,CityClerk at (208) 764-2333.

ThisNoticecanbeprovidedinaformataccessibletopersonswithdisabilities and/or persons with limited English proficiency upon request.

Se le puede proveer esta notificación en un formato accesible para las personasdiscapacidadesy/opersonasconconocimientoslimitadosdelinglésapedido.

Scott Marolf, MayorCity of Fairfield

publish in the Courier NEWS on October 29, 2014


CANDIDATES FORCOUNTY OFFICES

-------------------------------------FOR COUNTY

COMMISSIONERFirstDistrict–FourYearTerm

(Vote for One)BarbaraMcMurdo x

(Write-In) x

FOR COUNTYCOMMISSIONER

SecondDistrict–TwoYearTerm(Vote for One)

RonChapman x

(Write-In) x

FOR CLERK OFTHE DISTRICT COURT

(Vote for One)KorriBlodgett x

(Write-In) x

FOR COUNTYTREASURER(Vote for One)

GayleBachtell x

(Write-In) x

FOR COUNTYASSESSOR

(Vote for One)LynnMcGuire x

(Write-In) x

FOR COUNTYCORONER

(Vote for One)WesleyAWalker x

(Write-In) x

SAMPLE BALLOT ~ CAMAS COUNTY, IDAHONOVEMBER 4, 2014 - GENERAL ELECTION

VoteforsuchcandidatesasyoudesirebyplacinganXinthesmallsquareattherightofthenames,orbywritinginthenamesofthepersonsyoudesiretovotefor,andplaceanXinthesquareattherightofthenames.

CANDIDATES FORUNITED STATES OFFICES

-------------------------------------FOR

UNITED STATES SENATOR(Vote for One)

NelsMitchell x

JimRisch x

(Write-In) x

FOR REPRESENTATIVEIN CONGRESS

Second District (Vote for One)MikeSimpson x

RichardStallings x

(Write-In) x

-------------------------------------CANDIDATES FOR

STATE OFFICES-------------------------------------

FOR GOVERNOR(Vote for One)

A.J.Balukoff x

JohnT.Bujak x

JillHumble x

C.L.“Butch”Otter x

StevePankey x

Pro-Life(aperson,formerly x

known as Marvin Richardson)(Write-In) x

FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR(Vote for One)

DavidHartigan x

BradLittle x

BertMarley x

(Write-In) x

FOR SECRETARY OF STATE(Vote for One)

LawerenceE.Denney x

HolliWoodings x

(Write-In) x

FOR STATE CONTROLLER(Vote for One)

BrandonDWoolf x

(Write-In) x

CANDIDATES FORSTATE OFFICES (continued)-------------------------------------

FOR STATE TREASURER(Vote for One)

RonCrane x

DeborahSilver x

(Write-In) x

FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL(Vote for One)

BruceS.Bistline x

LawrenceWasden x

(Write-In) x

FOR SUPERINTENDENTOF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

(Vote for One)JanaJones x

SherriYbarra x

(Write-In) x

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LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT OFFICES

-------------------------------------LEGISLATIVEDISTRICTNO.26

FOR STATE SENATOR(Vote for One)

DaleEwersen x

MichelleStennett x

(Write-In) x

LEGISLATIVEDISTRICTNO.26FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE

PositionA(Vote for One)

RichardFosbury x

SteveMiller x

(Write-In) x

LEGISLATIVEDISTRICTNO.26FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE

PositionB(Vote for One)

DonHudson x

DonnaPence x

(Write-In) x

PUBLIC NOTICEOnThursdayNovember20,2014the Fairfield City Council will holdaregularmeetingbeginningat 7:00 p.m. at Fairfield City Hall located at 407 Soldier Road inFairfield, ID. Items on the agenda includethefollowing:Outdoor Lighting Ordinance:PublichearingforanamendmenttoOrdinanceNumber223of theCityof Fairfield, Idaho Chapter 2 Zoning Definitions and Chapter 8 Off-Street Parking, Driveways and LoadingbyadoptingChapter8-8toincludelanguageonregulatingnewoutdoorlighting with a purpose statement;provide a severability clause andeffective date. Planning & Zoning CommissionrecommendationdatedMay13,2014.Amendments to Application Fee Schedule: A public hearing foran amendment to Building PermitFees, Appendix B of ResolutionNo. 2008-03 of the City of Fairfield, Idaho,toaddanAdministrativeAp-pealFee that is lower thanaCom-mission and Council Appeal Fee;addaReconsiderationHearingFeefor applications filed pursuant to the Fairfield Zoning Ordinance No. 223; provideaneffectivedate. CommissionandCouncil AppealFee-$270.00 Administrative AppealFee-$100.00 Reconsideration HearingFee-$150.00NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVENthatat theaforementioned timeandplace,allinterestedpersonsmayap-pearandshallbegivenanopportuni-tytocommentonthemattersstatedabove. Any person needing specialaccommodations to participate inthe above-noticed meeting shouldcontact the City Office. Comments and questions prior to the hearingshould be directed to the Planningand Zoning Administrator, P.O. Box 336 Fairfield, ID 83327 a minimum of five (5) days prior to the scheduled hearing. Supporting documents areon file at the Fairfield City Hall and availableforpublicreview. DATEDTHIS24thdayofOc-tober,2014

Megan StelmaPlanning & Zoning

Administratorpublish on October 29, 2014

NOTICE OF ELECTIONTheGeneralElectionwillbeTuesday,November4,2014.Thepollswillbeopenfrom8:00a.m.to8:00p.m.ThePollingplacesareasfollows:

Precinct#1-LegionHall Precinct#2-CamasCountySeniorCenter 114 East Camas Ave., Fairfield, Id 127 West Willow Ave., Fairfield, Id

Anypersonwhoisphysicallyunabletovoteathis/herdesignatedpollingplacemaycontacttheCountyClerkforanabsenteeelectorsballot.

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Notice of Trustee’s SaleIdahoCode45-1506Today’sdate:Oc-tober 9, 2014 File No.: 7827.20596 Sale date and time (local time): February11,2015at11:00AMSalelocation:onthefrontstepsof the Camas County Courthouse, 501 Soldier Road, Fairfield, ID 83327 Property address: 410 Bliss Street Fairfield, ID 83327 Suc-cessorTrustee:NorthwestTrusteeServices,Inc.,anIdahoCorpo-ration P.O. Box 997 Bellevue, WA 98009 (425) 586-1900 Deed of TrustinformationOriginalgrantor:PhilEdwardBallard,asinglepersonOriginaltrustee:GoodingTitle&EscrowCompanyOrig-inal beneficiary: Financial Freedom Senior Funding Corporation, asubsidiaryofIndyMacBank,F.S.B.Recordingdate:01/29/2008Recorder’sinstrumentnumber:2008-081262County:CamasSumowingontheobligation:asofOctober9,2014:$40,417.32Becauseofinterest,latecharges,andotherchargesthatmayvaryfromdaytoday,theamountdueonthedayyoupaymaybegreater.Hence,ifyoupaytheamountshownabove,anadjustmentmaybeneces-saryafterwereceiveyourcheck.For further informationwriteorcalltheSuccessorTrusteeattheaddressortelephonenumberprovidedabove.Basisofdefault:failuretomakepaymentswhendue.PleasetakenoticethattheSuccessorTrusteewillsellatpub-lic auction to the highest bidder for certified funds or equivalent the property described above. The property address is identified tocomplywithIC60-113butisnotwarrantedtobecorrect.Theproperty’slegaldescriptionis:AllofBlocksFour,Five,Six,Sev-en,ThirteenandFourteen,intheVillageofSoldier,asthesameappears on the official plat thereof now on file in the office of the RecorderofCamasCounty,Idaho.Thesaleissubjecttocondi-tions,rulesandproceduresasdescribedatthesaleandwhichcanbe reviewedatwww.northwesttrustee.comorUSA-Foreclosure.com.Thesaleismadewithoutrepresentation,warrantyorcov-enant of any kind. (TS# 7827.20596) 1002.273763-File No.

published on 10/29, 11/05, 11/12 & 11/19, 2014

T.S. No. 016900-ID Parcel No. RPF0050009014AA NOTICE OFTRUSTEE’S SALE On 12/16/2014 at 2:00 PM (recognized local time), ATTHECAMASCOUNTYCOURTYHOUSEFRONTSTEPS,501SOLDIER ROAD, FAIRFIELD, ID 83327, in the County of Camas,State of Idaho, CASPER J. RANKIN, ESQ., a member of the StateBarof Idaho, ofPITEDUNCAN,LLP, as trustee,will sell at publicauction,tothehighestbidder,forcash,inlawfulmoneyoftheUnitedStates,allpayableatthetimeofsale,thefollowingdescribedrealprop-erty,situated in theCountyof Camas,StateofIdaho,anddescribedasfollows,towit:LOT14BLOCK9OFTHECITYOFFAIRFIELD,ACCORDING TO THE OFFICIAL PLAT THEREOF, ON FILE INTHEOFFICEOFTHECOUNTYRECORDER,CAMASCOUNTY,IDAHO.TheTrusteehasnoknowledgeofamoreparticulardescriptionoftheabovereferencedrealproperty,butforpurposesofcompliancewith IdahoCodeSection60-113, theTrusteehasbeen informed thattheaddressof:123WESTPONDEROSAAVENUE,FAIRFIELD,ID83327,iscommonlyassociatedwithsaidrealproperty.Saidsalewillbemadewithoutcovenantorwarranty,expressorimplied,regardingtitle,possession or encumbrances to satisfy the obligation secured by andpursuanttothepowerofsaleconferredintheDeedofTrustexecutedbyRODNEYSHANEHARRIS,ANUNMARRIEDMANasGrantor,to FIRST AMERICAN TITLE as Trustee, for the benefit and security of MORTGAGEELECTRONICREGISTRATIONSYSTEMS INC.,SOLELYASNOMINEEFORTHEMORTGAGECO-OP,AUTAHCORPORATION, ITS SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS as Beneficiary, dated 1/31/2005, recorded 2/2/2005, as Instrument No. 78186, official recordsofCamasCounty,Idaho.Pleasenote:TheabovenamedGrant-ors are named to comply with Idaho Code Section 45-1506(4)(a); no representationismadethattheyare,orarenot,presentlyresponsiblefortheobligation.Thedefaultforwhichthissaleistobemadeisthefailuretomakemonthlypaymentswhenduefrom10/1/2009andallsubsequentmonthlypaymentsthereafter,includinginstallmentsofprincipal,inter-est,impounds,advances,plusanychargeslawfullydueunderthenotesecured by the aforementioned Deed of Trust, Deed of Trust and asallowedunderIdahoLaw.ThesumowingontheobligationsecuredbysaidDeedofTrustis$110,726.95,includinginterest,costsandexpensesactuallyincurredinenforcingtheobligationthereunderorinthissale,andtrustee’sfeesand/orreasonableattorney’sfeesasauthorizedintheNote, Deed of Trust or as allowed under IdahoLaw. All delinquentamountsarenowdue,togetherwithaccruinglatecharges,interest,un-paidandaccruingtaxes,assessments,trustee’sfees,attorneyfeesandanyamountsadvancedtoprotectthesecurityassociatedwiththeDeedofTrustdescribedhereinasprovidedundertheNote,DeedofTrustandasallowedunderIdahoLaw.DATED:8/5/14

Legal Notice TheIdahoDepartmentofHealthandWelfare’sIdahoFamilyPlan-ningProgramisofferingfundingfornewapplicantstoadministerfederally funded family planning / contraceptive services (Title X) insevencountiesinsouthcentralIdaho.Thefundinglevelbeingof-feredis$68,148maximumforaseven-monthperiodfromNovember28,2014throughJune30,2015.TheAPPLICATIONDEADLINEHASBEENEXTENDEDtoFriday,November7,2014.Anoraldis-cussionwillbehostedbytheFamilyPlanningProgramonFriday,October24,2014.Applicationstoapplyforthesub-grant,andcon-ferencecallinformation,[email protected].

published on October 15, 22 & 29, 2014

Request for QualificationsThe City of Fairfield is requesting proposals from qualified engi-neerstoprovidepreliminaryengineering,design,andconstruc-tion management for a downtown redevelopment project. TheCityisapplyingforfederalassistancetofundtheproject.

AcopyoftheScopeofWorkmaybeobtainedfromtheCityatthe following address by calling (208) 764-2333. Proposals will beevaluatedandrankedonthefollowingcriteria.Themaximumpointvalueofeachcriterionisshownintheparentheses:

Capability to Perform Project (25) Relevant Project Experience (25) Qualifications of Project Team (25) Project Approach and Schedule (25) Selection Committee Interview (optional) (25)

Five (5) copies of each proposal are due to the Fairfield City Hall nolaterthanMonday,November10,2014at5:00p.m.Proposalsshouldbeaddressedto: EngineeringServicesProposal City of Fairfield P.O.Box336 Fairfield, Idaho 83327

TheCityreservestherighttorejectanyandallproposals.Scott Marolf, Mayor

published in the Courier NEWS October 22nd and 29th, 2014


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PUBLIC NOTICEOn Tuesday November 18, 2014 the Fairfield Planning & Zoning Commissionwillholdaspecialmeetingbeginningat7:00p.m.atFairfield City Hall located at 407 Soldier Road in Fairfield. Items on theiragendaincludethefollowing:Amendments to Subdivision Ordinance #165, Article 3 Proce-dure for Subdivision Approval:

Section1-AddAdministrationsection;Section 2- Amend language when subdivision approval is re-quired;Section3-Amendpre-applicationreviewedbyadministratorwith-in30days;Section 4- Amend preliminary plat procedures to clarify appli-cant’scost,addreviewbylocal,state,andfederaldepartmentsandagencies,additionstorequirementsofapreliminaryplat,additionofCommissionFindings,clarifyCommissionandCouncilhearingandactionprocedures;Section5-AddsectiontooutlineCombinedPreliminaryandFinalPlatrequirements,application,CommissionandCouncilactions;Section6-AmendFinalPlatsectionforapplicationandplatcontentrequirements to outline number of final plat sets, title report, and signaturerequirements.AdditionstocontentofFinalPlat,amendfeesubsectiontonotenonrefundableapplicationfeeandsubdivid-erscostforprofessionalfees.AmendsubsectionforCommissionerandCouncilactions.Addsubsectionsforconditions,acceptanceofdedications,andimprovementguarantees;Section 7- Add section for time limitations for preliminary andfinal plat;Section 8- Add section for notice and hearing requirements forpublichearings;Section9-Addsectionforreconsiderationandjudicialreview;WhileprovidingaseverabilityClauseandeffectivedate.

NOTICEISFURTHERGIVENthatattheaforementionedtimeandplace,all interestedpersonsmayappearandshallbegivenanop-portunitytocommentonthemattersstatedabove.Anypersonneed-ing special accommodations should contact the City Office as soon aspossible.Commentsandquestionspriortothehearingshouldbedirected to the Fairfield City Planning Administrator, P. O. Box 336, Fairfield, ID, 83327 or [email protected], a minimum of five (5) days prior to the scheduled hearing. Plans and supporting documents are on file at the Fairfield City Hall and available for pub-licreview. Datedthisthe24thdayofOctober,2014

Megan StelmaPlanning & Zoning Administrator


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