Mayor MICHAEL KOURIANOS

City Attorney

THOMAS SITTERUD

City Recorder SHERRIE GORDON

City Treasurer SHARI MADRID

Finance Director LISA RICHENS

City Council

RICK DAVIS

AMY KNOTT-JESPERSEN

BOYD MARSING

LAYNE MILLER

TERRY WILLIS

PUBLIC NOTICE OF MEETING

Public notice is hereby given that the City Council of Price City, Utah, will hold a Regular Meeting in the Council Chambers, 185 East Main, Price, Utah, at 5:30 PM on 07/10/2019. The Mayor reserves the right to modify the sequence of agenda items in order to facilitate special needs.

1. OPENING REMARKS 2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE 3. ROLL CALL 4. SAFETY SECONDS - Mayor Kourianos 5. PUBLIC COMMENT 6. PROCLAMATION - Consideration and possible approval of a proclamation designating July 19,

2019 as American Legion Centennial Day in Price City, Utah. 7. SOUTHEASTERN UTAH JR. LIVESTOCK SHOW - Request for sponsorship. 8. HOPE Squad of Carbon/Emery/Grand Counties - Request for sponsorship. 9. PRICE PLAYS SAFETY PROGRAM - Drawing for the quarterly safety prize for qualifying Price

City employees achieving safety recognition during the past calendar quarter.

10. MINUTES a. June 26, 2019 City Council Meeting

11. BUSINESS LICENSES - Consideration and possible approval of business licenses for: Castle Country Laundry (Shem Properties. Inc.) at 828 E Main St. and Lux Salon at 685 N 100 E.

12. TRAVEL REQUESTS - Consideration and possible approval of travel requests for: Bret Cammans, Customer Service Director - UAMPS meeting, July 16-17, Salt Lake City, UT. Nick Tatton, Community & Human Resources Director - NFP HR Benefits Turning Point Conference, October 3-4, 2019, Snowbird, UT. Shauna Fassett, Police Department - Terminal Agency Coordinator (TAC) Training, September 23-25, 2019, St. George, UT. Shari Madrid, Treasurer - Business License Conference, August 7-9, 2019, Midway, UT.

13. UNFINISHED BUSINESS

I, Sherrie Gordon, the duly appointed and acting Recorder for Price City, hereby certify that the foregoing City Council Agenda was emailed to ETV10 News. The agenda was also posted in City Hall, the City's website at www.priceutah.net, and on the Utah Public Meeting Notice Website http://www.utah.gov/pmn/index.html . This meeting may be held electronically via telephone to permit one or more of the council members to participate.

CONSENT AGENDA

Note: In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, individuals needing special accommodations during this meeting should contact Sherrie Gordon at 185 E. Main Price, Utah, telephone 435-636-3183 at least 24 hours prior to the meeting.

PO Box 1391 Huntington, Utah 84528 (435) 749-1223

To whom this may concern,

I am writing on behalf of the Southeastern Utah Jr. Livestock Show to Thank-you for your

continued support.

The Southeastern Utah Jr. Livestock Show is held each July in Ferron, Utah. As one of only five livestock

shows open to aii4-H and FFA youth in the State, the Stock show attracts over 300 exhibitors from

throughout Utah. The show is the culmination of their efforts to produce the perfect lamb, steer, goat

or hog. Approximately 400 market animals are exhibited at the show each year.

Events at the Livestock show include a Beef Rate of Gain Contest, Written Test, Judging Contest,

Record book Contest and Showmanship Contests in addition to judging of breeding and market animals.

Every year the Livestock show awards over $24,000 in prizes and awards. Your support is needed to

provide prizes for e>shibition and to support the sale of market animals. .. ' The Southeastern Utah Junior Livestock Show is a 501 C-3 nonprofit organization.

Thanks again for your support in 4-H and FFA youth, in both Emery and Carbon County. If you

have questions or need more information, please contact, Cody Jensen 435-820-6824, Paul Gilbert

435-609-1266 or Cindy Fillmore 435-820-0742.

Sincerely,

Cody Jensen President PO Box 1391 Huntington, UT 84528

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2018 Grand Champion Lamb Exhibited by Brayden Blackhurst of American Fork

Sold for $3226.25 Buyers: Pitts livestock, Tom & Makalia Langsten, Rock Canyon Bank,

Curtis Stevens, Bar X Dairy, John Olsen Accounting Services, Holt Harms, Shane Sorensen family, Diamond W Livestock, I and R Scaping, TripleS Agriculture, Arrowhead Club lambs,Brian Otteson, Mangelson Farms,

Western Slope, Clay Palfreyman

2018 Grand Champion Steer Exhibited by Brooks Sorensen of Spanish Fork

Sold for $3850 Buyers: Shane Sorensen family, Quest of the West Cattle Sale, Jr Livestock,

Sp Cattle Company, Lakeshore 4-h, Spanish Fork FFA, Gary's Meats, Brian and Codi Sorensen, John Olsen Accounting Services, Mangelson Farm,

Gardner Angus Ranch, Matt Blackhurst, J & R Scaping, Western Slope Cattlemen, !FA of Spanish Fork

2018 Grand Champion hog Exhibited by Drake Hall of Grantsville

Sold for $2050 Buyers: Ames Construction, Pacific West Uc, Price IF A,

Young Producers, Hall Farms and Show Pigs

2018 Grand Champion Goat Exhibited by Jaston Willoughby of Heber

Sold for $1700 Buyers: Wizard Boer Goats, Arrowhead Club Lambs, Matt Blackhurst,

Diamond W Livestock, Gilbert Goats, Spanish Fork FFA, Castleview Hospital, jerry's Custom Meats

81stANNUAL

SOUTHEASTERN UTAH JUNIOR

LIVESTOCK SHOW July 10-13, 2019 FERRON, UTAH

Each year youth from around our state enthusiastically choose 4-H and FFA Junior Livestock projects to compete at their local shows always hoping to find that certain animal to win a blue ribbon.

In addition to the monetary costs, these projects entail hours of labor and patience through feeding, training, and preparing their animal for the show. The youth, in the meantime, learn important and essential life skills such as communication, cooperation and compassion for the humane treatment of animals.

" Proceeds from the sale of their projects most often help fund a college education, further enabling these youth to become contributing members of society.

The real purpose of 4-H and FFA livestock programs is to provide opportunities for young people to develop character.

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HOW THE SALE WORKS An animal mar, be purchased and kept for private use or

may be "boosted ; with a local packer taking the animal at the market price. The buyer pays the boost price, which is the difference between the selling price bid by the buyer and the actual market price.

If you do not want to purchase the meat for private use but wish to support the youth, a donation of $25, $50, or any amount you wish will mean a great deal to the exhibitors.

If you are unable to attend the sale, a member of the Auction Committee will be glad to take care of bidding for you. Please fill out the attached Buyer's Order Form and return it to the Stockshow office. Any support you can give this worthwhile endeavor will be

appreciated.

TERMS & CONDITIONS OF SALE Animals will be sold on a per head basis. The base price

for each animal will be noted on the sale order. Payment must be received on all animals before being

released to private individuals or packers, unless prior arrangements have been made with the Show President.

Buyers are required to mals.e immediate payment upon receipt of invoice. Interest of 1.5% will be charged monthly on any amounts owing 30 days after date of first notice. Southeastern Utah Junior Livestock Show reserves the right to refuse bids from or sales to any buyer.

The sales committee, auctioneer, and staff of the Southeastern Utah Junior Livestock Show accepts no liability for injury or death of sale animals. Animals are the responsibility of the exhibitor until packer or individual buyer accepts ownership.

All sales are final. There will be no re-sale of animals. In the event of a tie or dispute, the auctioneer's decision

will be final. All bids are to be made by bona fide bidders or by

acceptance. When an animal is turned to the packer or the buyer

in the sale ring, it becomes the property of the packer or that buyer. Any changes must be done by private treaty with the packer or buyer and not involve the Southeastern Utah Junior Livestock Show. Packers have the right to refuse a sick or injured animal at the time of loading and ownership of the animal reverts to the exhibitor.

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Southeastern Utah Junior Livestock Show P.O. Box 1391

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May 22nd City Council Meeting 1 message

Amanda Mcintosh <amcintosh@utah.gov> To: sherrieg@priceutah.net

Good Afternoon, Sherrie!

Mail - May 22nd City Council Meeting

Sherrie Gordon <sherrieg@priceutah.net>

Man, May 6, 2019 at 4:15PM

As per our conversation last week, I am hoping to be put on the City Council Meeting for Wednesday, May 22, 2019. I will be proposing the following:

My name is Amanda Mcintosh. I am the Suicide Prevention Specialist for the South East Utah Health Department. I have been involved in suicide prevention and awareness since July 21, 2014, when my husband died by suicide in front of me. I have been an active member of the HOPE Squad of Carbon/Emery/Grand County, and advocate for prevention and awareness, and have recently left a career in banking to take on my current position. The month of September is slated for Suicide Prevention Month. More specifically, the week of September 8-14 -2019 is recognized as Suicide Prevention Week. As one of the leading counties for suicides in the state of Utah and Utah being ranked 5th nationwide for suicide completions, it is time for more prevention and awareness.

I will be proposing/asking permission for a number of things: 1. The HOPE Squad of Carbon/Emery/Grand Counties would like to use a portion of the Price Peace Gardens

to "plant" 100 wooden, faceless angels to symbolize the number of community members we have lost to suicide since 2013 (as of Monday, May 6, 2019, that number is 91.) The angels are 6 inches high by 4 inches wide by quarter inch thick. They will be mounted to wooden dowels and hammered into the grass and would sit approximately 18 inches off the ground. This section will be roped off to help keep people from walking on them. This memorial would be set up on Saturday, September 7, 2019, and would be taken down on Saturday, September 13,2019. Square footage of the area can be provided at a later date. I would like to ask for help promoting the showcase by way of advertisement/donation.

2. The HOPE Squad would like permission to display a banner in the peace garden explaining the angels and bringing attention to the HOPE Squad, the partners involved, and the Suicide Prevention Hotline. The size of the said banner has not been determined (waiting for quotes and partnerships) but we are looking at 8'x4' to be the largest size. This banner would also be pegged into the ground.

3. The HOPE Squad would like permission to set up a night display/slide show against the wall of the museum that would run on a loop until approximately 10:00 PM each night. This slide show would include pictures of the loved ones lost to suicide (should the survivors participate and are comfortable sharing pictures.) If participation is slim with pictures, we would like to project the Suicide Prevention Hotline number as well as the HOPE Squad information.

4. The HOPE Squad would like permission for a Candle Light Vigil to take place at the Peace Garden with the Angels on Tuesday, September 10, 2019, at 7:30-8:30 PM. This is World Suicide Prevention Day and to show support, it is asked to light a candle at 8:00 PM in remembrance.

5. The HOPE Squad would like permission to use the Peace Gardens for our 6th Annual Suicide Prevention Walk slated for Friday, September 13, 2019, at 6:00PM to be finished by 9:00PM. We will have food, inspirational speakers, and a walk around the block.

We are hoping to start advertising for these events at the beginning of August. I will be getting in contact with Kathy soon to discuss possible entryway signage. I am open to hearing your thoughts, suggestions, and ideas with regard to bringing awareness to suicide in our community.

Misc. Information: A similar garden will be put together in Emery County. Details to follow if needed. If the survivors of suicide would like to sponsor an angel in memory of their loved one, they will be able to purchase the angel from the HOPE Squad of Carbon/Emery/Grand County for around $5.00 and in exchange will be able to decorate the angel and receive a shirt with HOPE Squad logo and inspirational message. They will need to have the decorated angel back to the SEUHD no later than Wednesday, September 4, 2019.

Is this what would need? Did I miss anything?

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Amanda Mcintosh Suicide Prevention Specialist Southeast Utah Health District 28 South 1 00 East P.O. Box8oo Price, Utah 84501 Phone: 435-637-3671 Direct: 435-636-1153 Fax: 435-637-1933 AMclntosh@utah.gov

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“DRAFT”

Minutes of the Price City Council Meeting

City Hall

Price, Utah

June 26, 2019 at 5:30 p.m.

1. Mayor pro tempore Marsing called the regular meeting to order at 5:30 p.m.

2. Mayor pro tempore Marsing led the Pledge of Allegiance.

3. Roll was called with the above Councilmembers and staff in attendance. Mayor Kourianos was excused.

4. SAFETY SECONDS - Councilmember Willis discussed chemical use during the summer. All chemicals should

be kept in proper containers and used appropriately.

5. PUBLIC COMMENT –

Mathew Sorenson addressed the Mayor pro tempore and Council. He discussed Goggle and handed out a

“White Paper on Google’s War on Privacy” he wrote.

Ray Jenson addressed the Mayor pro tempore and Council. He expressed issues with the unimproved private property

area between 2nd and 3rd East north of 12th North.

6. RESOLUTION 2019-15 - A Resolution Adopting the Certified Tax Rate for 2019 of the Price Municipal

Corporation.

MOTION. Councilmember Davis moved to approve Resolution 2019-15. Motion seconded by Councilmember

Knott-Jespersen and carried.

7. PUBLIC HEARING - To receive public comment on the year-end budget revision for Fiscal Year 2018-2019.

MOTION. Councilmember Miller moved to open the public hearing at 5:41p.m. Motion seconded by

Councilmember Willis and carried.

Lisa Richens reviewed the information. No public comment was received.

MOTION. Councilmember Wills moved to close the public hearing at 5:46 p.m. Motion seconded by

Councilmember Miller and carried.

8. RESOLUTION NO. 2019-16 - A Resolution Amending Resolution 2019-10, and Setting Forth the Revised

Budget of Price City, Utah, for the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2019.

MOTION. Councilmember Miller moved to approve Resolution 2019-16. Motion seconded by Councilmember Knott-Jespersen and carried.

9. PUBLIC HEARING - ENTERPRISE FUND TRANSFER HEARING to discuss the proposed transfer from the

Electric Fund to the General Fund included in the Fiscal Year 2019-20 Tentative Budget, and to receive public

comment on the transfer.

Present:

Mayor pro tempore Marsing

Councilmembers:

Terry Willis Stephen Regruto, Price City Police

Rick Davis Sherrie Gordon, City Recorder

Amy Knott-Jespersen Lisa Richens, Finance Director

Layne Miller Bret Cammans, Customer Service Director

MOTION: Councilmember Davis moved to appoint Councilmember Marsing to serve as Mayor pro tempore in the

absence of Mayor Kourianos. Motion seconded by Councilmember Willis and carried.

MOTION. Councilmember Miller moved to open the public hearing at 5:48 p.m. Motion seconded by

Councilmember Davis and carried.

Lisa richens reviewed the information.

Ray Jenson addressed the Mayor pro tempore and Council. He expressed concerns about how the budget transfers

work. He also noted that the lights are left on at city parks 24-hours a day, 7-days a week. Sargent Stephen Regruto

with the Price City Police Department stated that it is very beneficial to have the lights on at these public parks.

The lights are left on for citizen safety and security issues.

Mathew Sorenson addressed the Mayor pro tempore and Council. He talked about the health of the body compared to the health of the community.

Andrew Urbanik addressed the Mayor pro tempore and Council. He discussed property taxes and what the

money is used for. He discussed what it costs for Price City to provide its many services to the citizens of Price.

MOTION. Councilmember Willis moved to close the public hearing at 6:21p.m. Motion seconded by

Councilmember Miller and carried.

10. PUBLIC HEARING - To receive public comment on the Tentative Budget for Fiscal Year 2019-2020.

MOTION. Councilmember Willis moved to open the public hearing at 6:21 p.m. Motion seconded by Councilmember Miller and carried.

Lisa Richens reviewed the information. No public comment was received.

MOTION. Councilmember Willis moved to close the public hearing at 6:23 p.m. Motion seconded by

Councilmember Knott-Jespersen and carried.

11. RESOLUTION NO. 2019-17 - A Resolution Adopting the Financial Budget of the Price Municipal Corporation

for the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2020.

MOTION. Councilmember Miller moved to approve Resolution 2019-17. Motion seconded by Councilmember

Willis and carried.

12. RESOLUTION NO. 2019-18 - A Resolution Amending Price City's Electric Rate Schedule, as Established by

Resolution No. 2019-11, by Increasing Usage and Demand Rates Set Forth in Each Rate Table by 4.5%.

Bret Cammans reviewed the resolution.

MOTION. Councilmember Davis moved to approve Resolution 2019-18. Motion seconded by Councilmember

Miller and carried.

13. MINUTES

a. June 12, 2019 City Council Workshop

b. June 12, 2019 City Council Meeting

14. FINANCE DEPARTMENT - Consideration and possible approval of budgeted year-end fund transfers.

15. BUSINESS LICENSES - Consideration and possible approval of business licenses for: Leona's Locks at

90 W 100 N, #18, Party Express & Crafts at 29 E Main St., and Ron's Handyman Services at 21 Main St, East

Carbon.

16. TRAVEL REQUESTS - Consideration and possible approval of business licenses for:

Kelly Maynes, Police Department - 2019 CIT International Conference, August 25-29, 2019, Seattle, WA.

CONSENT AGENDA – Councilmember Miller moved to approve consent agenda items 13 through 16. Motion

seconded by Councilmember Willis and carried.

17. UNFINISHED BUSINESS – No unfinished business discussed.

Mayor pro tempore Marsing called for a motion to close the regular City Council meeting.

MOTION. Councilmember Willis moved to close the regular City Council meeting. Motion seconded by Councilmember

Knott-Jespersen and carried.

The regular City Council meeting was adjourned at 6:34 p.m.

APPROVED: ATTEST:

______________________________ _____________________________

Boyd Marsing, Mayor pro tempore Sherrie Gordon, City Recorder

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BUSINESS LICENSE APPLICATION

Send all completed and properly signed forms (including attachments as necessary) along with applicable licensing fees to: Price City Business Licensing, P.O. Box 893, 185 East Main, Price, UT 84501. For questions call (435) 636-3161.

PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT LEGIBLY ONLY COMPLETED LEGIBLE APPLICATIONS WILL BE CONSIDERED FOR APPROVAL .._ '

Business Information

Business Status: ~ New Business 0 Location Change 0 Name Change 0 Ownership Change

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No. of Rental Units: No. of RV Spaces: No. of Motel Rooms: No. of Beds:

State Sales Tax I.D. No. (Include copy or proof of Federal Tax I.D. No. (Include copy): exemption):

~ ............ - - ----State License No. (Include copy): State License Type:

THE FOLLOWING LICENSES ARE SUBJECT TO ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS. Please contact the Business Licensing Officer (City Treasurer) at (435) 636-3161, or 185 East Main, for more information. Check all that apply. 0 Alcoholic Beverages 0 Eating Establishment 0 Amusement Center 0 Taxi Cab 0 Pawnbroker 0 Sexually Oriented Business

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CC Approval: 0 Yes 0 No Date: ___ _ License Sent: ________ _

BUSINESS LICENSE APPLICATION

Send all completed and properly signed forms (including attachments as necessary) along with applicable licensing fees to: Price City Business Licensing, P.O. Box 893, 185 East Main, Price, UT 84501. For questions call (435) 636-3161.

ONLY COMP LEGIBLE APPLICATIONS WILL BE CONSIDERED FOR APPROVAL.

Business Information

Business Status: D Name Change D Ownership Change

If Name Change, list previous name:

Business Address: Suite/Apt. No.:

Mailing Address (if different): Zip Code:

Property Owner's Name:

Type of Organization: D Corpo D Partnership Sole Proprietorship 0 LLC (Include copy of name registration with the State of Utah)

Type of Business: D Commercial Home Occupation D Reciprocal

Nature of Business: D Manufacturing D Retail D Wholesale Services D Other

Opening Date: J- l ~ \9 Business Hours: From t.:(CDTo IJ:t:O @CD@@<t)s SU (please circle)

Detailed Description of Business:~\t:. \'A\\ 0~\C>\\

Commercial Square Feet: No. of Arcade Games, Pool No. of Vending Machines: Tables, Etc.:

No. of Rental Units: No. of RV Spaces: No. of Motel Rooms:

State Sales Tax I.D. No. (Include copy or proof of exemption):

State License No. (Include copy)

No. of Mobile Home Spaces:

No. of Beds:

THE FOLLOWING LICENSES ARE SUBJECT TO ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS. Please f'ror•t.,. .... uth"" Business Licensing Officer (City Treasurer) at (435) 636-3161, or 185 East Main, for more information. Check all that apply. D Alcoholic Beverages D Eating Establishment D Amusement Center D Taxi Cab D Pawnbroker D Sexually Oriented Business

Business License Application Page 1 of 2 Revised 05/18

Mayor MICHAEL KOURINOS

City Attorney THOMAS SITTERUD

City Recorder SHERRIE GORDON

City Treasurer SHARI MADRID

Finance Director LISA RICHENS

185 EAST MAIN • P.O. BOX 893 • PRICE, UT 84501 PHONE (435) 637-5010 • FAX (435) 637-2905

City Council

RICK DAVIS

AMY KNOTT-JESPERSEN

BOYD MARSING

LAYNE MILLER

TERRY WILLIS

Travel Request: UAMPS Member Meeting July 16th – 17th, 2019 Person: Bret Cammans Date: July 16-17, 2019 Location: Salt Lake City, Utah Purpose: Monthly Member and Committee Meetings Cost: Class $0 Travel $130 approximately Lodging $240 approximately (1 Night) Meals $ 19 other meals included Total $389 UAMPS reimburses the costs of the trip as well as daily compensation. UAMPS Monthly meeting. Thank You Bret Cammans

PRICE MUNICIPAL CORPORATION 185 EAST MAIN • P.O. BOX 893 • PRICE, UT 84501

PHONE (435) 637-5010 • FAX (435) 637-2905

Mayor MICHAEL KOURIANOS

City Council RICK DAVIS

AMY KNOTT-JESPERSEN BOYD MARSING LAYNE MILLER TERRY WILLIS

TRAVEL REQUEST: TURNING POINT INSURANCE BENEFITS CONFERENCE PERSON: NICK TATTON DATE: OCTOBER 3-4, 2019 LOCATION: SNOWBIRD, UTAH REASON: TURNING POINT CONFERENCE: TRAINING FOR BENEFITS

ADMINISTRATION AND INSURANCE BENEFITS PLAN DESIGN. COSTS: CONF. REGISTRATION $0.00 – PAID BY NFP (PRICE CITY BROKER). VEHICLE MILEAGE $40.00 – FUEL CITY CAR. LODGING $200.00 – 1 NIGHTS STAY MEALS $40.00 - NOT INCLUDED IN CONF. AIRFARE $0.00 – NO AIR TRAVEL REIMBURSEMENTS ($0.00) - NONE TOTAL ($280.00) – DIRECT COST BILLING: HUMAN RESOURCE DEPARTMENT 10-49-230, BUDGETED MISC: NONE.

PRICE MUNICIPAL CORPORATION TRAVEL REQUEST AND AUTHORIZATION

Date: July 08,2019

Name: Shari Madrid Account: 10-45-230

Department: Treasurer

Purpose ofTravel: Business License Conference

Organization Sponsoring Activity: UBLA

Destination: Midway

Dates: August 7th- 91h 2019

Estimated Expenses:

Travel: $62.64

Meals: $57.00

Lodging: $339.21

Registration Fees: $165.00

Estimated Total: $623.85

UTAH BUSINESS LICEf\ISING ASSOCIATION

2019 CONFERENCE REGISTRATION

AUGUST 7th_9th

Homestead Resort, 700 North Homestead Drive, Midway, UT 84049

You can now register online and pay online using a check or credit card! If you'd like to do so and have not received an email, please email Kim Brenneman at kbrenneman@spanishfork.org and she will send you the information.

PERSONAL INFORMATION

Please submit one registration form for each person from your entity Entity Represented: ___________________________ _

Attendee Name: _____________________________ _

Position: _______________________________ _

Business Address: -----------------------------Phone: ________ Email Address: ___________________ _

Shirt Size"-:-------------------------------

Membership and Conference registration must be received by June 30 in order to receive a shirt. Shirts are for

Members. (non-members will not receive a shirt!)

COST

UBLA Member

Non-UBLA Member*

Total Amount Enclosed

On or before June 30th**

$160.00

$170.00

After June 30th

$165.00

$175.00

$ ____ _

$ ____ _

$ ____ _

*If you have not paid your membership dues by June 30th, 2019, then you must pay the non-UBLA Member fee.

Please register online or return form and payment to: Utah Business Licensing Association c/o Kim Brenneman, UBLA Treasurer 40 South Main Spanish Fork, UT 84660

PLEASE SEE REVERSE SIDE FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION www.ubla.us

Cancellation Policy/Refunds:

All cancellations must be requested in writing (e-mails accepted) to Suzanne Hansen at: 75 North Main, Heber City, UT 84032 / shansen@heberut.gov by no later than July 18th, 2019. NO REFUNDS WILL BE GIVEN AFTER

July 19th, 2019.

Hotel Accommodations are the attendee's responsibility.

A block of rooms have been reserved at The Homestead Resort in Midway. To reserve a room, call the hotel at (435) 654-1102 and ask for the UBLA BLOCK RATE. Room reservations must be made by July 01,

2019, to receive the guaranteed rate of $100.00, per night. All rooms are available on a first come, first serve basis so olease reserve vour room as soon as oossible.

Scholarship

Scholarship funds are available to anyone whose organization does not have funds available to pay the registration cost of the conference. Please contact a member of the Executive Board if you would like to apply for a scholarship. The application is also available on our website. Applications must be received no later than 30 days prior to the Conference. We are here to help you in your licensing responsibilities.

Door Prizes/ Opportunity Drawing

Everyone likes to win a prize! If you would like to participate in the door prize drawing, please bring something fun totaling no more than $5 for a door prize. You may also choose to donate to the Scholarship Fund or bring a prize for the opportunity drawing if you would like. We will be selling opportunity drawing tickets for $1 each or 6 for $5 throughout the Conference. Thank you for your support!!

Elections

An election will be held for UBLA Secretary and Treasurer, if you are interested in running or nominating someone please contact Lisa Carpenter at LisaC@TooeleCity.org

Tentative Agenda

The Certification Committee is currently in the process of scheduling speakers. Once the agenda is finalized, it will be posted on the UBLA website. The Conference will commence at 8:00AM each morning and will end at 5:00PM on the 7th and gth, and approximately 12:30 on the gth. Breakfast and lunch will be provided

each day.

Tentative Topics Include:

+ Constitutional Law/Records Retention

+ Bureau of Criminal Identification

+ Department of Agriculture/Medical marijuana, growers, processors

+ Tobacco Specialty Businesses/Tobacco Permits

+ Legislative Updates

+ Business Licensing Case Law

+ DOPL-Rules and Regulations

+ Alcohol Licensing & Updates

+ Department of Ag/Pesticide licensing

+ Question & Answer Panel-Home Occupations

+ Special Events/Sales Tax/ 501C3

+ ATF/ Vape/ Tobacco Specialty Shops + Business License Code Enforcement

PLEASE SEE REVERSE SIDE FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION www.ubla.us