Mayor: Wilford W. ClydeCouncil Members:

Richard “Rick” J. ChildCraig Conover

Christopher CreerJason Miller

Chris Sorensen

Mayor’s MessageOne of our most prized assets in

the community is our Hobble Creek Golf Course just up the canyon a few miles. It is one of the most popular public Golf Courses in the state and as I talk to golfers around the state they always mention our golf course and how much they like it.

At the end of the year we had our three long time Greens Keepers, Chris Jensen, Steve Braun and Kelly Giles, retire. They have done an excellent job for many years at keeping our course in top shape. There are few public courses around that have been kept up like our course and I would like to give a big thank-you to these men for their service. Throughout the years, they have spent countless hours taking care of the course. I have seen them there at 6:00 a.m. in the morning and at 7:30 p.m. at night. Chris, our former Greens Keeper Superintendent, has put in 43 years on the course. We wish them all the best luck in their future endeavors.

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We are very fortunate to have hired as our new Greens Keeper Superintendent, Darin Carlyle, who has extensive experience on golf courses in the Palm Springs area of California and he has as new assistant, Phillip Bingham, who has worked on many local courses and has extensive knowledge with golf course equipment and watering systems.

For those who have not been up to the club house recently it is going through an extensive renovation. This is being done in a partnership with Sunroc Building Materials who will continue to run the snack bar in the clubhouse. Craig Norman, our Golf Pro, is excited about the remodel and how good of shape the course is in. I suggest you stop into the Clubhouse soon and check out the renovations. I hope to see you on the golf course this summer.

—Mayor Wilford Clyde

Hobble Creek Golf Course Clubhouse has been remodeled. Come see the newly remodelled Clubhouse and Snack Bar and meet our new Greens Keeper Superintendent, Darin Carlyle and his new assistant, Phillip Bingham along with our Golf Pro, Craig Norman.

NOTICETo Springville

ResidentsThe Fiscal Year 2017-

2018 Tentative Budget will be presented to the Council at their regular meeting scheduled for May 2, 2017 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 in the following approximate amounts (including the value of utilities billed at standard rates):

Electric $1,661,754Water $284,965Sewer $249,098Solid Waste $72,750Storm Water $69,702

A Public Hearing on the Final Budget is scheduled for June 6, 2017 at 7:00 p.m. in the Civic Center Council Chambers, 110 South Main. The public is invited. Detailed information of the proposed budget is available from the Finance Department, 801.489.2700.

80 years of the Art Ball

The Springville Museum of Art Annual Art Ball scheduled for May 13, 2017 from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. is a community event and fund raiser for the Museum. Hor d’oeuvres and desserts will be served by vendors from Lemon & Sage.

Throughout the night there will be a performance by Vocal Point, an ongoing Silent Art Auction, a photo booth, presentation of Art Royalty, and an ice sculptor working in the Stewart Sculpture Garden.

The Silent Auction features work from over 50 artists of all levels: high school and college students and professors, emerging artists and professional artists. Featured artists are J. Kirk Richards, Tyler Swain, Cassandra Barney, Paige Anderson, Robert Barrett, Justin Wheatley and many more. There will be paintings in oil, watercolor, acrylic, ceramic, jewelry, photography, etc. Tickets may be purchased online at smofa.org/art-ball.php

Youth Court Applications Due May 15, 2017

Is your student interested in Justice, the Law and Serving the Community?

Springville Youth Court applications for the 2017-2018 school year will be accepted until May 15, 2017. Positions on the court are open to 9th-12th grade students for the upcoming school year. Serving on the court requires training and a monthly commitment. The application and more information can be obtained online at www.springville.org/youthcourt or by calling 801-491-7823.

Springville Historic Preservation

Springville City is recognized as a Certified Local Government (CLG) by the State of Utah. Being a Certified Local Government means the city has been “certified” as eligible to apply for federal grants for historic preservation.

As a CLG, Springville has access to tools and resources to help historic buildings become a more vital part of the community’s social and economic fabric.

One way to receive help is through the use of CLG grants. CLG Grants assist local governments in documenting and preserving historic buildings and archaeological sites. The grants, which consist of federal and state funds, require a 50/50 match of local funds or donated services, such as work hours.

Residents and property owners who own historic properties can apply through the city’s Historic Preservation website to be considered for a portion of the CLG grant monies. Most grants awarded range from $3,000-$5,000.

Projects that can be funded include:• Conducting architectural and

archaeological surveys• Nominating properties to the

National Register of Historic Places

• Printing walking tour booklets• Preparing feasibility studies and

working drawings for property improvements

• Rehabilitating National Register properties.

Grant cycles last 18 months. CLGs may have only one grant at a time, so they can apply for a grant no more often than every other year.

Those interested in applying for a preservation grant should contact Springville Community Development to learn when grant monies are available, how to apply or whether a property is considered historic at 801-491-7861 or by email: lbullock@springville.org

Fun-A-RamaCalling all kids! Art City Day’s Fun-A-Rama will be Thursday, June 8th from 11 am-3 pm, at the Arts Park located at 1300 E Terrace Ave. This year’s event will be presented by Custom Events. A $5 wristband covers all the activities offered. Come ready to have some summer fun!

New Jolley’s Ranch Youth Camp

Jolley’s Ranch has a new Youth Camp that has been designated for organized youth groups and their leaders (scouts, young women, fathers & sons, youth conference, etc). This camp is in a secluded area of Jolley’s Ranch with its own restrooms and parking area. There is no pavilion at this camp. Maximum capacity for tent camping is 50 people. This camp is not available to reserve online. You must call (801) 489 2770 to make your reservation.

Drug Take BackSpringville citizens it is that time of year again to clean out your cabinets of all unused, old and expired medication. Drop-off location will be in front of the Springville Library, Saturday May 20th, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Please help to keep our families and drinking water safe through proper disposal.

Municipal Election 2017In 2017 you will be voting for three seats (2 city council and 1 mayor). Springville

City needs dedicated residents willing to lead and serve. City Council members have the power to make a real difference in the community.

What are the requirements for running for city office?1. Must be 18 years old or older2. Must be registered as a Springville City voter3. Must have lived in Springville City for 12 consecutive months immediately

preceding the date of election.4. Any mentally incompetent person, any person convicted of a felony, or

any person convicted of treason or a crime against an elective franchise may not hold office in this state until the right to vote or hold elective office is restored as provided by statute (see Utah Code 20A.2.101.3 or 20A.2.101.5).

2017 Election Dates• Filing period – Regular business hours, June 1 through June 7, 2017,

ending at 5:00 p.m.• Primary Election (if needed) – August 15th• General Election – November 7th

This year, Springville City will be working with Utah County to conduct an all Vote by Mail election. Please be sure you are registered to vote! If you have changed your name or address, even within the city, it is necessary to re-register. The last day Utah County will accept mail-in voter registration forms for a Primary Election is July 17, 2017. Ballot packets will be prepared and mailed to registered voters 28 days before each election. Watch the Springville City website and the Springville City Facebook page for more information to be posted. You may also contact the City Recorders office at (801) 489-2700.

Vote by Mail InformationThe concept of an all vote by mail election

has been implemented with great success by many municipalities and counties throughout the state. Conducting an all vote by mail election will create an easy, accessible method for each registered voter to complete their ballot in the comfort of their home and the convenience of just dropping it in the mail.

This year Springville City will be working with Utah County to conduct an all vote by mail election for the 2017 Primary and General Municipal Elections. Each registered voter will be mailed a ballot and instructions for returning the ballot. Ballots for the Primary Election will be mailed out by Tuesday, July 25; and ballots for the General Election will be mailed out by Tuesday, October 17. Ballots must be returned by mail and clearly postmarked before Election Day. Ballots cannot and will not be forwarded by the postal service. All ballots that are determined undeliverable are returned to the county clerk’s office. If you have not received your ballot within two weeks after they are mailed, please call the Utah County Clerks Elections Division office.

National Public Works Week May 21-27, 2017Pressurized Irrigation (PI)

The pressurized irrigation is now ready for use in the west part of Springville. Please make sure you clean out your sprinkling system filter regularly. Because the pressure of the secondary water is so much higher than culinary water, be aware that more water will be going through your sprinkling system. If you do not have a PRV (Pressure Reducing Valve), you will need to reduce your watering duration time to avoid high water bills. All new homes west of 400 West are required by code to connect to PI. For more information on how to connect, please visit the city website or call Public Works at 801-491-2780.

Yard Waste Disposal CenterThe Springville Yard Waste

Disposal Center is open Tuesday through Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. closed Sundays and Holidays. The entrance to the yard waste facility is approximately 600 West 700 North.

Composted materials suitable for soil enhancement will be available for purchase for $20 per cubic yard (cash or check only). An attendant is on site to load compost. Disposal materials must be suitable to be ground for composting. All contaminants must be removed that would damage the grinding equipment. There is a metal dumpster available for citizen convenience for all scrap metal, excluding refrigeration, air conditioners and freezers, unless there is a sticker stating they are free of freon.

Patrons will now be asked to show proof of Springville residency before using the facility. Non-residents will be charged a fee or they can take their yard waste to the South Utah Valley Solid Waste District (Transfer Station) at 2450 West 400 South in Springville.

Springville Ranked 3rd for Small BusinessUsing 16 key metrics, including average growth in number of small businesses to investor access to labor costs, Wallethub.com ranked Springville 3rd in the nation for Best City to Start a Small Business. 1,261 small cities, with popluations between 25,000 and 100,000 were considered by comparing 1) Business Environment, 2) Access to Resources and 3) Business Costs. For more information go to wallethub.com/edu/best-small-cities-to-start-a-business/20180/

May 2017

Activities LegendCity Meetings, Holidays & Informationspringville.org

Art Museumsmofa.org

Art City Daysspringville.org/art-city-days

Libraryweekly programming is now listed at springville.org/library

Recreationspringville.org/recreationinstagram.com/springvillerecreation

Senior Centerspringvilleseniorcenter.org

Poolspringville.org/recreation/swimming-pool

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

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

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday SaturdayMay is Mental Health Awareness Month. Check the calendar for Library (blue) classes as experts in the field discuss different aspects of mental health

1Registration continues for: Cheerleading, Colt Baseball and Phoenix Softball, Tennis Lessons and CUTA League,Swim Lessons - 5 summer sessions and the Art City Days Grand Parade9:30 am May Day Craft3 pm Genius HourGrades 3-6—Become a

STEAM genius!!8 pm Zumba

28:45 am Tai Chi9:30 am Dance Class7 pm Prenatal Yoga w/ Carrie7 pm City Council

39:30 am 4th Grade Track & Field 3:30 pm Teen LEGO6 pm Evening Lecture7 pm NAMI (National Alliance on

Mental Illness)—change attitudes, assumptions, & stereotypes by describing the reality of living with mental illness

8 pm Zumba

410 am Insanity w/Danyelle8:45 am Tai Chi9:30 am Dance Class10 am Kentucky Derby Party4 pm Art City Kids— Grades

K-3 Join us for an art adventure and learn about different styles and mediums. Supplies provided.

512 pm Cinco de Mayo Party6 - 9 pm Pickleball

610 am Zumba with Ayda10 am Swimming or First

Aid Merit Badge Class10:30 am Art City Days

Rodeo Queen Contest

7 83 pm Genius Hour7 pm Family Night—Nebo

Philharmonic All ages are welcome to enjoy, John Williams, Harry Potter and The Carnival of Animals

8 pm Zumba

98:45 am Tai Chi9:30 am Dance Class2 pm Book Club7 pm Planning Commission

109:30 am 3rd Grade Track & Field6 pm Hack the Classics 7 pm NAMI Suicide Prevention w/

Dr Luke Marvin, a certified instructor on the QPR method of suicide prevention

8 pm Zumba

118:45 am Tai Chi9:30 am Dance Class10 am Insanity w/Danyelle10 am Living with Diabetes10 am - 4 pm Open Studio4 pm Art City Kids5:30 pm Youth Court

12Deadline for Colt Baseball and Phoenix Softball4 pm Tween Paint Fest Ages

8-12. We provide the blank canvases and paint. You provide the creativity!

6 - 9 pm Pickleball

136 pm Art Ball10 am Zumba with Ayda10 am Lifesaving Merit

Badge Class11 am Art City Ukulele

Fellowship —Beginners at 10:30am

14 15Registration Opens for Tiny Tot Sports Summer Camp10am Battle of the Sexes3 pm Genius Hour8 pm Zumba

168:45 am Tai Chi9:30 am Dance Class12 pm Books & Bites Book Club —

The Gilded Hour by Sara Donati

7 pm City Council7 pm Prenatal Yoga w/ Carrie

17Free Legal Help- call for apptPodiatrist- call for appt3:30 pm Teen LEGO7 pm—NAMI Mindfulness: A Tool

for Improving Mental Health w/ Dr Jason McBride

8 pm Zumba

186th Grade Track and Field8:45 am Tai Chi9:30 am Dance Class10 am Insanity w/Danyelle10 am - 4 pm Open Studio10 am Living with Diabetes4 pm Anime Club4 pm Art City Kids

199 am KSL Trip6 - 9 pm Pickleball6:30 pm Teen Night —

Summer Reading Kick-Off! Laser Tag!

2010 am Bike with the Mayor—Civic Center. Be on time! The Splash Pad opens at 11 am with free hot dogs10 am Zumba with Ayda4:30pm Potluck and Games7pm Square Dancing

214:30 pm

Springville Art Commission Concert

221 pm Red Hat Club3 pm Genius Hour6 pm Pottery8 pm Zumba

238:45 am Tai Chi9:30 am Dance Class 7 pm Planning Commission

24Podiatrist- call for appt7 pm Classics Revisited with—Dr

Michael Lavers from BYU presenting Wordsworth’s The Prelude

7 pm – Artist Round Table8 pm Zumba

258:45 am Tai Chi9am Salt Lake Courthouse Trip9:30 am Dance Class10 am Insanity w/Danyelle4 pm Art City Kids5:30 pm Youth Court5:30 pm Registration for Mini

Cheer @ SHS

26Art City Days Grand Parade Registration Deadline12 pm Birthday Party6 - 9 pm Pickleball

2710 am Zumba with Ayda

28 29Library, Pool Senior Center and City Offices closed for Memorial Day8 pm Zumba

30Pool Summer HoursMon-Fri Open Public Swim 3-8pmAdult Morning (M-F) 5:30-7:30amAdult Evening (M-Th) 8-9pmSat Open Public Swim 12-5pmAdult Sat Morning 9-10amClosed Sundays 8:45 am Tai Chi9:30 am Dance Class11:30 am Bluegrass Class

31Deadline for CheerleadingBaby Photo Deadline8 pm Zumba

June 1Summer Reading for all ages beginsRegistration opens for Fall SoccerRegistration opens for Football8:45 am Tai Chi6 pm Pottery

26 - 9 pm Pickleball

3Art City Days June 3-107 am 5K Family Fun Run10 am Zumba with Ayda10 am Swimming or First

Aid Merit Badge Class6:30 pm Hometown Rodeo 7 pm Talent Festival, Food

Truck Roundup

—Final Classes for Baby Lap Time, Tiny Tot Tales, Leap into Reading, and Music & Movement—

Bike with the Mayor

On May 20, 2017 at 10 am, come to the Civic Center to Bike with the Mayor. Be on time! The Splash Pad opens at 11:00 am with free hot dogs.

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