Eagle Mountain Direct For Sale
Eagle Mountain Direct is for sale. It has been great to serve the Eagle Mountain community. Unfortunately, I have not been able to put in the time to keep the information up-to-date like I want to. If you are interested in purchasing the website to continue on it’s services, please contact me by filling out the contact form or calling Tony at 801.618.0849. I will provide you with the details upon calling. Please only contact me if you are a serious buyer.
I will also provide training and help moving the site over if needed.
City Watering Schedule for Residents
Following is a reminder for our residents of the City watering schedule:
Odd Numbered Addresses - Water Monday, Wednesday & Friday
Even Numbered Addresses - Water Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday
No watering on Sunday.
First offense is a written warning; second offense is termination of water service and $100 fine.
Miss Eagle Mountain, Utah 2009 Crowned
On Saturday, February 21, 2009, Jessica Bare was crowned Miss Eagle Mountain 2009. Her attendants are Hartley Lojik, first attendant and Breanna Weber, second attendant.
The retro themed pageant titled “Blast from the Past” featured not only the six lovely contestants, but also a soda shop set, poodle skirts and a jukebox archway used as an entry for the evening gown competition.
Jessica Bare will spend the next year representing Eagle Mountain City in numerous parades and events throughout Utah County. Then in June 2010 she will compete in the Miss Utah pageant and if she wins will go on to the Miss America pageant.
Our new Little Miss 2009 is Sadie Huish. And Donna Lee Anderson, co-owner of Village Pizza in the Ranches, was selected as the 2009 Woman of Achievement.
UTA Announces Eagle Mountain Route
UTA is pleased to announce the new Express Bus Route #806, Eagle Mountain/Saratoga Springs/SLC Express, which will begin service on April 6, 2009.
The Route 806 Express will provide direct express bus service from the northwestern part of Utah County directly to downtown Salt Lake City. This route will have two northbound buses in the morning and two southbound buses in the afternoon, serving residents of Eagle Mountain and Saratoga Springs.
Pick-up and drop-off points will be as follows: Eagle Mountain, the LDS Chapel located at 7746 North Sparrowhawk Way; and in Saratoga Springs, near the LDS Chapel at 2101 North Providence Drive near the intersection of West Harvest Hills Blvd and North Providence Drive.
The approximate time to board the Route #806 traveling northbound from Eagle Mountain to downtown SLC is at 06:13 a.m. and 06:43 a.m., and from Saratoga Springs at 06:26 a.m. and 06:56 a.m., reaching downtown SLC at 07:25a.m. and 07:55 a.m. The return times traveling southbound from downtown SLC back to Saratoga Springs and Eagle Mountain are at 16:15 p.m. and 16:45 p.m., reaching Saratoga Springs at 17:17 p.m. and 17:47 p.m. and Eagle Mountain at 17:30 p.m. and 18:00 p.m.
Beginning April 1, 2009, the cost of a one way express bus fare is $4.50 or a monthly unlimited express bus pass is $162.00.
For additional route and schedule information go to www.rideuta.com or call 1-888-RIDE-UTA
Eagle Mountain Snow Removal
Eagle Mountain City would like our residents to be aware that there are the following established priorities for snow removal in the city.
PRIORITY 1 – Arterial roads (Eagle Mountain Blvd, Ranches Parkway, Pony Express Parkway, and Sweetwater Road)
PRIORITY 2 – Collector roads, school zones, hills and curves
PRIORITY 3 – Residential, alleyways, cul-de-sacs
PRIORITY 4 – Unimproved roads
The city owns five plows with salt or sand spreaders and they are all currently in service. Due to the high cost of snow and ice removal, dry pavement should not be expected on all streets in all storms. So far this winter, 483 hours have been spent plowing, with 6,953 miles plowed and 693 tons of salt used.
Home owners are responsible for snow and ice removal on sidewalks. No snow or ice should be removed from private property onto roadways.
We thank you for your patience following larger snow storms as we work on snow removal and appreciate the assistance our residents give to their neighbors and neighborhoods.
Eagle Mountain Grocery Store
While bleak economic data seems to come in droves these days, Eagle Mountain is celebrating some fiscal happiness.
The city has approved its first major grocery store, long awaited by both residents and city officials. And store owners say they will build, despite the rogue national economy.
“How soon can we start building?” asked Councilman Nathan Ochsenhirt after the council approved the building.
“We hope this spring,” said Phillip Cooper, who is the store’s namesake and president of CWC Inc., a new independent grocery store operator in Utah. The store will be called Coop’s Market and will be the first of that moniker, Steve Miner, president of Market Development Inc. — the real estate arm of Associated Foods — has said.
For the past two or more months, the City Council has been scheduling “status updates” on Coop’s Market and then canceling those updates, raising the specter that plans for the grocery store might not move forward. Those concerns were put to rest recently when the city not only approved the rezone of more than 20 acres for the store, but approved the site plan and plat for the store, too.
Council members lauded progress on the store.
“We had a good night,” said Councilman David Lifferth. “We made progress toward a grocery store. I know that for several years I have been told I would be able to buy my Thanksgiving turkey at the new grocery store, and I hope next year I will be able to.”
The store has been in the works for more than a year. It will be 47,000 square feet, with an additional 40,000 square feet of adjacent store space, said Steve Mumford, Eagle Mountain’s planning director. Store officials said that compares to the 60,000-square-foot Albertsons in Lehi, or a typical 220,000-square-foot Wal-Mart. The new store will be about the same size as the Kohler’s grocery store in Highland.
The $9 million store will operate as part of Associated Foods and will be located on the north side of State Road 73 at Ranches Parkway. Store officials have called the grocery store a superstore, saying it will include a bakery, deli, butcher’s counter, indoor pharmacy, drive-up pharmacy and organics. The store is expected to employ 125 full-time and part-time workers, and could add hundreds of thousands of dollars a year to city coffers, according to city officials.
Space for smaller stores around the grocery store could include financial services, sit-down and fast-food restaurants, dry cleaners and similar businesses, Miner has said.
Story Source: Caleb Warnock - DAILY HERALD
Eagle Mountain Skate Park Opening
November 05, 2008 at 4:30 PM
The Eagle Mountain City Skate Park is almost ready and will open on Nov 5. Please come for the ribbon cutting ceremony that will be at 4:30. This is a great improvement for the city and shows that the city is really moving forward in providing amenitities for its residence.
Eagle Mountain City Code
A new slick feature has been added to the Eagle Mountain City website, the City Code. Click here to view the searchable documnet. Even though this is really not an exciting document to read through it is helpful to have access to this in those times of need.
Early Voting Begins Today
If you wish to avoid long lines, there are two locations that will be open for you to cast your vote. These locations are open until Oct 31.
Utah Community Credit Union
1364 N. Commerce Dr.
Saratoga Springs
(Voting open from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM)
or
American Fork Library
64 S. 100 E.
American Fork
(Voting open from 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM)
UTA Coming to Eagle Mountain?
A public hearing is being held regarding the proposed annexation of Eagle Mountain City and Saratoga Springs into the Utah Transit Authority for the purpose of receiving limited services to these communities.
Relevant information about the proposed annexations will be available at the public hearing. In addition, information about the proposed annexation is available by calling (801) 262-5626.
If the proposed annexation is completed, the estimated financial impact to residents would be an additional $.0025 sales an use tax imposed on all taxable transactions within cities of Eagle Mountain and Saratoga Springs
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