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THE HYDE PARKER
May 2015
hydepark.utahlinks.org
City Happenings
Contact the Mayor at
[email protected]
Message From the Mayor
As you’re very much aware, this has been an extremely dry winter. In the past year, Hyde Park City
implemented a strategy to try to encourage high water users to decrease water usage. Since that
time, we’ve had what Randy Julander (hydrologist from the Natural Resources Conservation Service) has said is the 3rd worst Utah water year on record, behind 1932 and 1977. In fact, our city
spring that comes out of Birch Canyon is running at levels that should alarm all of us citizens. The
flow that comes out of the canyon is what we would normally see in late July or August. For those
that are on canal secondary water, know that there will be very little if any for yard water usage
when the heat of the summer is in full swing this coming July and August. In the late summer
months, green grass will not have a water priority. It will be dry, but not to worry, grass will go
dormant and return green and lush the next year.
What can we all do? I would challenge everyone to decrease their water usage by 25%. There are
numerous ways to save water. The web site http://wateruseitwisely.com/100-ways-to-conserve/
lists simple ways we can all conserve water. Don’t plant a garden that will require extensive water
in July, August and September (melons, corn etc.). Plant now, things such as peas, beans, lettuces
and such.
Hyde Park City is going to join this challenge. Our parks and City landscapes will be dryer, soccer
fields and baseball fields with be turning brown as well. We all have to do this together. I will be
working with the City Council to develop our extensive and severe drought water conservation
plan. We’ll work with the canal companies to make the best of dry times. You will be seeing and
hearing more from the City on water conservation in the coming weeks.
City Office 435.563.6507
[email protected]
Inside this issue:
Message From the
Mayor
1
Movie in the Park
1
Hyde Park Celebration
1
Memorial Day
Breakfast
1
New Residents
1
Election Notice
1
Youth Council
2
25th Street Market
2
National Bike Month
2
William Hyde DUP
2
Day of Prayer
2
Maverik Grand
Opening
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Lastly, we at that the City feel strongly about the National Day of Prayer on May 7 . We have
many within our community that are facing difficult times. We all know people that would be lifted
up and given strength to help them with the struggles of health, family or loss of loved ones. Please
join us May 7th in prayer for those we love and call friends, and for us to receive rain.
Thank you,
Bryan
Hyde Park City Celebration
Movies in the Park
Mark your calendar for July 17th & 18th
May 30th - Dusk- Lee Park
Despicable Me 2
Bring your families, a blanket or lawn chair and join
your neighbors for a free
movie in the park.
June 20, 2015 — The Princess Bride
July 18, 2015 — Big Hero 6
August 15, 2015 — McFarland USA
September 12, 2015– Napoleon Dynamite
If you are interested in helping with the
celebration or want information, please
contact the following volunteers
Booths ………...….Sharidean Flint - 881 - 4952
Fun Run………..…Bret Randall - 752-5579 or 716-9323
Parade… ………….Brent Kelly - 563-2532 or
email at [email protected]
Fireworks………….Bob Christensen - 563-6719 or
760-0046
MEMORIAL DAY ALL YOU CAN EAT
EARLY BIRD PANCAKE BREAKFAST
May 25, 2015 at the City Office 7:00 a.m.—10:00 a.m.
SPONSORED BY THE LIONS CLUB
Adults - $4.00
Children 12 and under—$3.50
Child & Family Support 2
Center
Message from Chief
Hawkes
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Welcome New Residents
Alyson Kirby
Ronald & Mary Payne
Evan & Mancine Dahle
Notice is hereby given that Hyde
Park City will hold municipal elections on Tuesday, November 3, 2015
at 113 East Center, Hyde Park, Utah.
The election will be held to fill three
four year City Council positions.
Nominating conventions will be held
by the Citizen’s Party and the People’s Party in September 2015. For
more information, please contact the
Hyde Park City Recorder, Donja
Wright at (435) 563-6507 Ext 11 or
at 113 East Center, Hyde Park, UT
84318.
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THE HYDE PARKER
Youth Council
A special thank you to all our senior citizens that came to our Spring Fling. We had so much fun! We are amazed at all
your shenanigans as you made your own fun! We are still laughing over some of those. We were impressed with the good
clean fun and life experiences that were shared. Thank you again for taking your time to come and share the evening
with us!
Youth Council Applications
A shout out to all current 8th, 9th, 10th, and 11th grade youth. We want you to apply for the youth council!
Applications are available online at hydepark.utahlinks.org/ . They are under "other documents." You can also pick
up an application at the City office. Applications are due on May 4th, 4:30 pm, at the city office. The Youth Council is a
service organization with one meeting and one activity per month from July 2015 - April 2016. It is an excellent way to
serve your community, gain organizational and leadership skills, make friends while working together and having fun
too! (It also looks good on scholarship and college applications.) Interviews for applicants will be scheduled in May.
The 25th Street Market
The Market will be located at the North Logan Library this
summer on Saturdays from June 6 through October 17, at 9:00am.
We've had great vendor and entertainer response. We'll
have informative presenters and kids will love Maker Corps where they
can do hands on, math and science-based activities that make learning
fun!
We are still seeking:
 Starter gardening plants
 Junior Entrepreneurs - Booths are on $1/week for those under 18
years of age
 We still have a few openings for gardeners, quality crafters, and
performers
Declaration - Day of Prayer in Utah
Whereas, prayer is a fundamental part of the national heritage, with
the first National Day of Prayer proclaimed by the Continental
Congress in 1775;
Whereas, in 1783, the conclusion of the Revolutionary War marked
a temporary end to the National Day of Prayer;
Whereas, reinstated as an annual observance by members of Congress in 1952, the National Day of Prayer has become a unifying
force for American citizens representing diverse religious backgrounds; and
Whereas, this nation has traditionally sought divine guidance as it
charted what has become the path of American history;
Now Therefore, I, Bryan L.Cox, Mayor of Hyde Park City, Utah support Gary R, Herbert, governor of the State of Utah, in his Declaration of May 7, 2015 as a Day of Prayer in Utah
For more Info and to register: north-logan-farmers-market.myshopify.com
Maverik Grand Opening
May is National Bike Month
Whether you bike to work or school; ride to save
money or time; pump those pedals to preserve your health or
the environment; or simply to explore your community, National Bike
Month is an opportunity to celebrate the unique power of the bicycle and
the many reasons we ride.
Join the Mayor, City staff and Maverik employees in a
celebration of the opening of the new Maverik
store in Hyde Park. Samples will be provided.
Wednesday May 6th
4:00pm—6:00pm
Bike to Work Week will be May 11-15, with Bike to Work Day
on May 15.
William Hyde DUP
The William Hyde DUP will Meet on Monday, May 18 at
1:00 p.m. at the Hyde Park Civic Center where they will
Carpool to the Franklin Museum.
Please bring a sack lunch. Visitors are Welcome
With summer quickly approaching, the Child & Family Support
Center has a lot to offer families in the valley:
Check out a list of the events at Childandfamilysupportcenter.org
Call 435-752-8880 to register or with questions.
Message From Chief Hawkes
In 1962, President Kennedy proclaimed May 15 as National Peace Officers Memorial Day and the calendar week in which May 15 falls, as National Police Week. Established by a joint resolution of Congress in 1962, National Police Week pays special recognition to those law enforcement
officers who have lost their lives in the line of duty for the safety and protection of others.
At the State Capital in Salt Lake City on the west side of the grounds you will find the Utah Law Enforcement Memorial. On its wall are the
names of 137 Utah Law Enforcement Officers who have lost their lives in the line of duty, the first being Deputy Rodney Badger in 1853.
During the week of May 10th through May 16th you will notice 137 U.S. Flags lining the entryway to the North Park Police Department, 575 E 2500
N in North Logan. Each Flag is a memorial to the officers of this state who have given their all for us. I would encourage you to visit the memorial
on Capitol Hill the next time you are visiting Salt Lake City with your family. The Members of the North Park Police Department are proud to
serve you and dedicate ourselves to our moto of Respect, Integrity, Courage and Honor. Chief Hawkes