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SANTA CLARA SUN
2021
City of Santa Clara, Utah Newsletter January
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
Office Hours
Monday - Thursday:
8:00 am - 5:00 pm January Calendar of Events 03
Friday
8:00 am - 1:00 pm Public Meetings 04
Office Closures:
January 1, 2020 - New Year’s Day
January 18, 2020 - Martin Luther King
2021 Clean Up Dumpsters 05
Court Hours
Monday - Thursday Code Enforcement 06
8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Public Meetings 2021
Friday Your Utility Bill Explained 07
8:00 am - 1:00 pm City Council
Regularly scheduled City Council meetings are held the 2nd and 4th
Court Sessions
1st & 3rd Tuesday
Wednesdays of each month at 5:00 p.m. at City Hall. Water Conservation 08
9:00 am - 3:00 pm
Trials & Pre-trials
Planning Commission
Regularly scheduled Planning Commission meetings are held on the 2nd
Public Works 09
2nd & 4th Tuesday Thursday of each month at 5:30 p.m. at City Hall.
4:30 pm - 7:00 pm
Parks, Trails & Cemetery 10
Mayor Technical Review Committee
Regularly scheduled Technical Review Committee meetings are held
RICK ROSENBERG every Thursday at 8:30 a.m. Business & Dog Licensing 11
City Council
JARETT WAITE Contact Building Codes - Flood Mitigation 06
WENDELL GUBLER 2603 Santa Clara Drive
BEN SHAKESPEARE
LEINA MATHIS
Santa Clara, Utah 84765 Safe Southern Utah 07
DENNY DRAKE (435) 673-6712
City Manager
Coming Soon to Santa Clara 12
www.sccity.org
BROCK JACOBSEN contact@sccity.org
City & Local Business Directory 13
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JANUARY 2021 Public Meetings Live Stream Video
CALENDAR OF EVENTS Tune into our Youtube Channel to watch Planning
Commission and City Council Meetings videos!
Please visit our website: https://sccity.org/events for updates and full cal-
endar of events. Full Agendas, meeting packets, and archive minutes and Upcoming Meetings Streamed Live:
videos can be found on the City calendar at: https://sccity.org/events/ or
https://sccity.org/agendas-minutes/.
City Council Work Meeting - 01/06/2021
January 1, 2021 City Council Regular Meeting - 01/13/2021
New Year’s Day - Office Closed
Planning Commission Regular Meeting - 01/14/2021
January 6, 2021
City Council Work Meeting
City Council Regular Meeting - 01/27/2021
January 7, 2021
Technical Review Committee Meeting
Notice of Public Hearings
PUBLIC HEARINGS TO DISCUSS TWO PROPOSED PROJECT PLANS IN AN EXISTING PD-COMMERCIAL ZONE
LOCATED ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF THE INTERSECTION OF PIONEER PARKWAY AND RACHEL DRIVE
January 13, 2021
Regular City Council Meeting The Planning Commission of the City of Santa Clara will hold two Public Hearing at 5:30 p.m. on
Thursday, January 14, 2021 in the City Council Chambers of the Town Hall located at 2603 Santa Clara
Dr., Santa Clara, UT. 84765.
January 14, 2021
Technical Review Committee Meeting
Regular Planning Commission Meeting The purpose of the Public Hearings is to receive public input on proposed Project Plans in a Planned
Development Commercial zone as follows;
January 18, 2021 1. Quench It Retail Center located at 3663 Pioneer Parkway (Lot 1 Giovengo subdivision).
Martin Luther King Day - Office Closed 2. O’Reilly Auto Parts Store located at 3635 Pioneer Parkway (Lot 2 Giovengo Subdivision).
Project Plans consist of a site plan and building elevation drawings for each of the above proposed
January 21, 2021 projects.
Technical Review Committee Meeting
Citizens of Santa Clara are encouraged to attend the hearing where they will be given the opportunity
to express any concerns they may have with the proposed action.
January 27, 2021
In compliance with the American with Disabilities Act, individuals needing special accommodations
Regular City Council Meeting
(including auxiliary Communicative aids and services) during this hearing should notify the City Re-
corder, Chris Shelley at 673-6712 ext.203 at least 24 hours prior to the hearing.
January 28, 2021 Chris Shelley, City Recorder
Technical Review Committee Meeting
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2021 CLEAN UP
DUMPSTERS
CODE ENFORCEMENT
2021 Clean up dumpsters are up. The Landfill holds 2 hazardous
scheduled for March 5-6, June 4-5, waste collection days during the
September 10-11, and December year, find the dates at wcsw.org/
3-4. Watch for notices in the 2021 household-hazardous-waste/.
newsletters on the city website at The St. George Reuse Center lo-
www.sccity.org. cated at 575 E. Brigham Rd. ac-
cepts removed vegetation and
There will be 3 dumpsters at the tree limbs for mulching; you can
Little League Parking Lot and 1 also take your discarded Christ-
at the Town Hall Parking Lot on mas tree there for mulching. The
the above dates. For large, bulky Reuse Center phone # is 627-4028. By Scott Bannon, Code Enforcement Officer
items like furniture & applianc- Republic Services will also pick up
es call Republic Services at 628- Christmas trees after the holiday. There are requirements that follow a short-
2821 to schedule a special pick term rental property. An approved Santa
Clara City Business License is required, as
Short-Term Rentals well as a Utah State Sales Tax License for
reporting of transient room tax. The prop-
Short term rentals are becoming increas- erty must be managed by a Property Man-
ingly popular recently. Short term rentals ager that has a Santa Clara City Business
are considered a rental that occurs be- License and has a local property manage-
tween a property owner and renter for 29 ment representative.
consecutive days or less.
Any home that is in an R-1-10 zoned area
There are specific areas within the city (residential single family), is NOT permit-
that permit short term rentals. The areas ted to have a short-term rental. Long
that are currently zoned for short-term or term rentals are permitted. As per Section
nightly rentals include: Arcadia, Paradise 17.20.260(A), the Santa Clara City Code
Village at Zion, Lava Falls at Entrada, Sand states a short-term rental outside of the
Pointe at Entrada and Ocotillo. Lava Cove currently allowed zoned area is subject to
Estates is not zoned for short term rent- penalties and fines. If you have any ques-
als. tions, please call 435-656-4690, ext. 222. or
visit Santa Clara City Offices.
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Your Utility Bill Explained
Let’s compare your Utility Bill with some other bills you pay. A grocery store receipt, a restaurant check,
the checkout page for your online purchase, and so on. It’s completely normal to be able to review what
WATER CONSERVATION
you just purchased, each item and it’s price. Why should a Utility bill be any different? The next time you
receive your bill, take a moment to read through it. You will see individual line items, each with it’s own
charge amount, all adding up to the total bill. On your bill we provide a graph to show how your utility
use has varied over the course of the year. This can be a helpful way of seeing when your use reaches it’s By Santa Clara
highest amounts. Santa Clara uses a Increasing Rate structure. The unit price is higher the more usage.
This rate structure is designed to promote conservation. Water Department
On December 16, 2020, the
City Council approved the 2020
Water Conservation Plan. In
2004 the benefits of a wa-
ter Conservation Plan led the
Utah State legislature to pass
the Utah Water Conservation
Plan Act (73-10-32, UCA). This
Act requres each public water
system over 500 connections
to submit a Water Conserva-
Understanding Power & Water Usage tion Plan every five years. Our
Power is Billed in KWh: Your bill shows units of water conservation plan has
electricity you use in kilo-watt-hours (KWh). This
is simply the amount of power (watts) something been prepared to meet these
uses if left on for an hour, divided by 1000. requirements and to address
Base Rate @ 20.00
the concerns of leaders and
First 500 kWh .0874 citizens of both Santa Clara
Next 1,000 kWh .0885 City and the State of Utah. It is
Over 1,500 kWh .0985
intended that the plan will help
For example, at the first 500 kWh rate of .0874, the Santa Clara City prepare for and
average central air conditional uses about 3,500
watts per hour. If that air conditioner runs for 12
meet the future water needs of
hours a day, it will use 42,000 watts or rather 42 our community and effectively
kWh’s and will cost you 3.67 a day or about $110.00 manage our water resources.
a month.
Water is Billed in 1,000 Gallons: Your bill shows the Water-Saving Ideas for your
amount of water you use in 1,000 gallons. This is
simply the amount of water used times by 1,000. In
home: https://slowtheflow.org/
this example above, the total water usage was 9k
gallons.
The average American uses around 88 gallons per
day per person in the household. For a residential
household size of 4, the average monthly usage is
about 10,560 gallons, costing you about 36.00 a
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month.
Public Works Parks & Trails
Wreaths Across America 2021 Cemetery Clean Up
There are three regularly scheduled
cemetery clean ups each year. They be-
gin on the first Monday of February, May
and November. The winter clean-up will
begin on Monday February 1. All flow-
ers and decorations should be removed
from the cemetery before that date.
Remaining flowers and decorations
will be removed and disposed of with
Crack Sealing City Streets the exception of new burials. Flowers
and decorations can be returned to the
T
he Public Works Department will be crack sealing City Streets for cemetery Friday February 5th. Thank
the next few months. To be effective, it is necessary to blow debris you for helping to keep the cemetery a
from the street before the crack sealing process is started. At the beautiful place of remembrance.
end of each work day, the crew will come back and clean the debris
away from the sidewalks and driveways. If you see Public Works doing
sealing on your street please move your vehicles off the street to help
expedite the crack sealing work. Thank you for your patience and cour-
tesy during these street repairs.
Dixie Transportation Expo
W
e are excited to announce the Dixie Regional Transportation
Expo will be held virtually on Tuesday, February 9, 2021. From
the comfort of your home, visit virtual booths and talk with
transportation representatives one-on-one for projects like the South-
ern Parkway, State Route 9, St. George Regional Airport, and the north-
ern/western corridor as part of the Dixie MPO long-range plan. Visit
dixietransportationexpo.org to attend and receive more information.
Pictured: Wreaths Across America on December 19, 2020.
Learn more at: https://www.wreathsacrossamerica.org/
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Business License
Renewals 2021
2021 Business License Renewals were sent out
in December and are due no later than January
31, 2021. Please make sure your Utah Depart-
ment of Commerce entity registration and any
state licenses are current and that you provide
that information with your renewal. Daycares,
preschools, and commercial businesses must
have their annual fire safety inspection done
and provide verification of the inspection for
renewal. To schedule your fire safety inspec-
tion call (435) 674-1083; please call early to get
on the inspection schedule. Business Licenses
cannot be issued without the fire safety in-
spection. For other questions please call (435)
673-6712 Ext. 201.
Dog Licensing 2021
2021 Dog Licenses are now available at the
Santa Clara Town Hall Office. Please provide a
copy of your dog’s rabies certificate to show
proof of current rabies vaccination at the time
of licensing. License fees are as follows:
• 1st dog Fixed: $10.00 Not Fixed: $20.00 Snow Canyon
• 2nd dog Fixed: $12.00 Not Fixed: $22.00 Little League Registration
Please remember City Ordinance requires that Little League Resgistration for Softball and Baseball is
COMING SOON
you license your dogs annually. The city dog open January 15, 2021 - February 15, 2021.
license tag and rabies vaccination tag should
be on your dog’s collar worn on your dog. If Register online at: www.snowcanyonlittleleague.com
your dog is found at large the city tag makes Email: snowcanyonlittleleague1981@gmail.com
it easy to identify the owner and get your pet
back to you. Desert Village Townhomes
We will not be holding a dog licensing/vacci- Dollar Tree
nation clinic so please be sure to stop by or Buck’s Ace Hardware
call the office to license your dogs for 2021.
You can also call to license your dogs if we Mo’Bettahs
have a copy of the current rabies vaccination Quench It
certificate. Late fees apply after Feb. 28. For
dog licensing questions call 673-6712 EXT 201.
O’Reilly Auto
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E AR E C O M MITTED
W ING OUR CUST
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TO K ND EMPLOYEES SAFEERS
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SAFE
SOUTHERN
UTAH
Ensure employees are Observe social distancing,
wearing face masks and including spacing customers
other personal protective or clients according to state
equipment when needed. guidelines.
Promote healthy
hygiene including
Check employees daily frequent hand Clean high touch
for COVID-19 symptoms. washing. surfaces frequently.
#SAFESOUTHERNUTAH
Learn more and take the pledge at safesouthernutah.com
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City Directory Local Business Directory
MAYOR & CITY COUNCIL Absolute Pressure/DBA Absolute Power
Brad Layton
Cut & Dried Home Hair Salon
Madelyn Derrick
Lamy’s Mexican Grill
Lamberto Ortiz
Rose Restoration
Michael Rose
RICK ROSENBERG | Mayor..................................................................................................................................................................... mayor@sccity.org 435-272-6580 (435) 632-0990 2235 Santa Clara Drive 673-8006
JARETT WAITE | Councilman................................................................................................................................................................. jwaite@sccity.org
WENDELL GUBLER | Councilman....................................................................................................................................................... wgubler@sccity.org Acoustic Brilliance Inc Dazzle Jewelry Creations Landscape Maintenance RV/Business Storage
Matthew & Janessa Langston Jane Garassino Belmont Gardening Bruce Belmont
BEN SHAKESPEARE | Councilman....................................................................................... ................................................... bshakespeare@sccity.org 435-619-4113 707-486-1754 628-2013 628-2013
LEINA MATHIS | Councilwoman.......................................................................................................................................................... lmathis@sccity.org
DENNY DRAKE | Councilman................................................................................................................................................................. ddrake@sccity.org AKA Embroidery DCW Enterprises – iPRO Realty Lark’s Nest Baking Shining Star Preschool
Angie Langston Chris Warhurst 669-5304 Trudy Carlson
229-9653 435-313-5623 669-6461
CITY MANAGER
BROCK JACOBSEN............................................................................................................................................................................ bjacobsen@sccity.org A-Team Computer Services Delyn Norling Manual Therapist Learning Time for Little Minds Preschool Smarty Pants Preschool
Gary Allred MaryAnn Bryner Amy Call
435-313-0705 668-7384 313-8182 435-632-7803
ADMINISTRATION basalt Massage Dharma Wheels Cyclery & Dental Of- Lightfoots Chevron , CBR Enterprises Strain Landscaping
SHERRY LAIER | Utilities & Treasurer.....................................................................................................................................................slaier@sccity.org Elizabeth Hench fice Brad & Cindy Pollman Craig Strain
CHRIS SHELLEY | City Recorder..........................................................................................................................................................cshelley@sccity.org 916-521-8104 Jon Kolon 216-2789 668-9150
435-615-6819
DITZIE WHITEHEAD | Administrative Services......................................................................................................................... dwhitehead@sccity.org
Big West Cleaning and Restoration Dominos Pizza Delivery & Take Out Maya’s Luxury Nail Salon Superbloom Coffee Roasters
DEBBIE BANNON | Finance.................................................................................................................................................................. dbannon@sccity.org Jason Lindsey Randy Snow Sarah Stinson Holly Snow Canada
435-632-9187 688-8885 435-256-5638 435-233-6087
BUILDING DEPARTMENT
Bone Appetit Natural Pet Pantry Don’s Remodeling Handyman Mixed Greens Fast Fresh Food Super Star Preschool
COREY BUNDY | Building Official......................................................................................................................................................... cbundy@sccity.org Natalie Don Crothers Eric Martinez Debra Gourley
SELENA NEZ | Permit Technician.............................................................................................................................................................. snez@sccity.org 435-673-6241 688-2709 435-216-1500 656-1647
FRED FAGE| Building Inspector................................................................................................................................................................ ffage@sccity.org Brooks Window Design Doug’s Master Auto Care Mobile Notary Service The DOG HAUS
Benita Brooks Douglas Lefler Jeri Sue Stewart Leslie Stock
FIRE DEPARTMENT 628-2768 673-6622 619-2262 928-846-1184
RANDY HANCEY | Fire Chief................................................................................................................................................................. rhancey@sccity.org BT Pearson Tire & Service Dutchman’s/Cravings Moore N More Popcorn The Knitting Post
Bradley Pollmann Nick Frei Dianna Moore Barbie Williams
JUSTICE COURT 435-628-0431 628-8482 435-680-3820 435-610-1488
Building Concepts of Southern Utah Eagle Creek Landscapes Mountain America Credit Union Uncle & Auntie’s Gift Shop
KENNETH ARMSTRONG | Judge.................................................................................................................................................. karmstrong@sccity.org Brent Andersen Darrin Heinz 435-674-3856 Vicki Lasswell
LISA BUNDY | Court Clerk...................................................................................................................................................................... lbundy@sccity.org 668-6300 435-229-7725 3582 Pioneer Pkwy 634-9416
MISTY BRENNEMAN | Court Clerk............................................................................................................................................ mbrenneman@sccity.org
Café Rio Mexican Grill Fisher Lawn & Yard Care Mr. Honey Do Service Vamp Body Art, LLC
435-628-2440 Bart Fisher Marshall Dick Adam
PARKS & RECREATION 3540 Pioneer Pkwy #109 862-7457 669-0870 435-531-2159
BRAD HAYS | Parks Director................................................................................................................................................................... bhays@sccity.org
Capriotti’s Sandwich Shop Fusion Specialty Pharmacy O’Gallagher’s Exclusive Barbering Viking Pest and Plant
SHERRELLE PONTARELLI | Parks Administration........................................................................................................................ spontarelli@sccity.org
435-216-1800 Koby Taylor R. Ph., Pharm D. Timothy Gallagher Daniel Heckaman
3540 Pioneer Pkwy #107 435-703-9680 801-830-0019 435-272-6316
POLICE DEPARTMENT
BOB FLOWERS | Police Chief.............................................................................................................................................................. bflowers@ivins.com Classy Lawn & Yard Care Garden Sprout Pest Control – Viking Pest Control Wilde Electric, Inc.
Shane Waegerle Lance Allred 435-272-4129 Terry Wilde
RICH RODGERS | Police Captain........................................................................................................................................................ rrodgers@ivins.com 862-7762 673-3839 632-7297
PUBLIC WORKS Clover Patch Quilt Shop
Jill Muhlestein
Harmons Grocery Store
435-773-6200
Photos by Richelle
Richelle Nelson
Woof! Wellness Center
Anita Delelles
JACK TAYLOR | Public Works Director................................................................................................................................................. jtaylor@sccity.org 435-986-9070 3520 Pioneer Parkway 632-5544 435-275-4536
DUSTIN MOURITSEN | Public Works Assistant Director......................................................................................................... dmouritsen@sccity.org Class Act Consignments Janet Morgan, Realtor Power Yoga Southern UT
KRISTELLE HILL | Executive Assistant.................................................................................................................................................... khill@sccity.org Jackie Zapf Janet Morgan Andrea Riggs
435-218-3835 435-669-6471 435-525-1024
POWER DEPARTMENT Colorful Kids Creative Academy
Susan Ursomarso
Kathy Ence’s Preschool
Kathy Ence
Red River Health & Wellness
Chiropractic
GARY HALL | Power Superintendent...................................................................................................................................................... ghall@sccity.org 808-482-4826 435-628-1224 435-767-9355
Colour Salon & Spa Kiwi Plumbing & Heating Robert Austin Tile
STORM WATER Chelsea Rockefeller Michael Puriri Robert Austin
(435)703-9899 435-256-0114 435-272-4186
SCOTT BANNON | Storm Water Manager/Code Enforcement.................................................................................................... sbannon@sccity.org
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