Springville Department of Public Safety announces the Inaugural Tailgate Party for the Springville High Football Program. The Tailgate Party will be held on Oct 9th between 5:30 and 7:00 pm at the Springville High School west parking lot. We;ll be serving hamburgers, soft drinks and chips. All proceeds will go to the Springville High Football Program. Come join us for fun, food and free “Springville Red Devil” apparel.

Please join us for an Interactive Workshop for the Provo to Nebo Corridor Study during the Mountainland Regional Planning
Transportation Open House

Date: October 16, 2008
Time: 4:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Place: Payson City Banquet Room
439 West Utah Avenue in Payson

Provo to Nebo Transportation Study (www.provotonebo.com)

Study Overview
Mountainland Association of Governments (MAG) has initiated a study to look at future transportation
corridors in southern Utah County.

The study will include the following key elements:
 Data collection of existing plans and studies
 Future years travel demand modeling
 Transportation corridor identification and preservation
 Public and agency involvement

Study Schedule
The study was initiated in June 2008 and is anticipated to end in March 2009.

Study Information and Contacts:
Web: www.provotonebo.com
E-mail: kim@v-i-a-consulting.com
Phone: 801-942-1219

Learn more.

A Community Forum to Discuss Plans for a New Library

Date: Thursday Sept. 25, 2008
Time: 7:00 p.m.
Place: City Hall (50 South Main Street)

Items of discussion:
• Needs assessment performed by consultants
• Architect recommendations
• What services would it offer?
• Site plans
• Cost and how it would be funded
• Other ideas and feedback

Please join the Springville Library Board for this special community forum to further explore library needs and desiresIf you cannot attend, we invite your comments by e-mail to librarian@springville.org

Learn more about the Library bond.

Click here for information.

Click here for 3rd and 4th grade schedule.

Click here for 5th and 6th grade schedule.

Springville City Recreation is now offering Adult Men’s Flag Football with games starting September 1, 2008. Games will be played Thursday Evenings and Saturday Mornings. The Team fee is $330. Call Springville City Recreation Office for more details 489-2735.

The Water Dept. will be replacing a water service line on Center Street, just east of Canyon Ave. on Monday, August 4 th. They will need to close the road in both directions in order to do this. They are putting electronic message boards up today to notify drivers. 

SR 77 (400 South) UDOT Project.
Participate in the UDOT SR-77 (400 South) Pre-Construction survey. Our goal is to gather public opinion prior to the start of the 400 South expansion project, which will widen 400 South from two to four lanes with a center median from I-15 to Main Street in Springville.

Included in this project, UDOT will re-build the freeway exit and build new highway bridges at 1500 West and 400 West. Construction will begin this summer and should be complete by Spring 2010.

Your responses will remain confidential and anonymous. Click here to begin the survey.

On July 15, 2008 the City Council awarded the Slurry Seal 2008-09 project to M&M Asphalt Company for various Springville City roads in the amount of $251,805.92. The approved project will begin on Monday, July 28th, weather permitting. The full project may take as long as three weeks to complete. The roadways scheduled for slurry seal can be viewed by clicking here.

Public Safety Fair on August 4 from 6:00pm to 8:00pm at the Arts Park.

Some of the events that will be there are:

Air Med Helicopter

Utah County Sheriff’s Office doing a K-9 presentation

Springville Police, Fire and Ambulance. Children can squirt fire hoses and get in police vehicles and talk with a dispatcher.

Spot the Tot

Springville Youth City Council

Springville Youth Net

Members of the Springville police department will have booths and talk to the public concerning property crimes, computer crimes, drugs, Animal Control, swat and police gear presentation

Emergency Preparedness

Utah Highway Patrol Seat Belt Convincer

The Springville City Council hereby gives Public Notice to the citizens of Springville of the adoption of an ordinance at their regularly scheduled meeting held July 1, 2008. This is: Ordinance #17-2008 amending 8-4-112 of the Municipal Code to prohibit smoking in public parks, playground areas, recreational areas, cemeteries, and near mass gatherings. The complete text of this ordinance is available in the City Recorder’s Office at 50 South Main Street during regular business hours, or by calling (801) 489-2700.

Springville City Electric Residential Service Net Metering Pilot Program. To learn more click here.

New policy to establish the procedure whereby restricted parking is approved in the City.

Springville City Code 9-2-104(4) prohibits people from parking in violation of posted restrictions. The City reserves the right to post and remove parking restrictions on any street within the City. Once new restrictions are approved and installed, restrictions will remain in place for at least two years.

In transition areas where residential units are near commercial establishments, schools and churches, the City will allow for restricted parking in accordance with neighborhood desires. An application will be submitted to the City along with the approved application fee and the consent of more than half of the residents on a given residential neighborhood. Prior to signs being installed and restrictions being enforced, the applicant will pay the required sign installation fee as explained below. Springville City will be responsible for future enforcement of parking restrictions.

Learn more.

To learn the latest information about the UDOT SR 77 project or other road project in Springville click here.

Springville City would like to post pictures from Art City Days 2008 on the City website. If you have any good photos you would like to share please send a few of your best photos to contact@springville.org with the subject title “Art City Days Photo”

Would you like to list your yard sale on the Springville City website? Just fill out this easy form and submit it. Once you have submitted the form we will review the request and notify you once it is approved via email. Once it is proved it will show up on our site until after the date of the yard sale.

Garage or yard sales are allowed in all residential zones and all properties used residentially. Such sale is limited to no more than two (2) consecutive days and no more than three such sales may be conducted from the same property in any 12-month period. Listings are for Springville citizens only. Click here to list your yard sale.

Click here to view a listing of current yard sales.

Springville City Civic Center
Date: May 23rd
Time: 11:00 am
Place: 50 South Main Street. (east side of building)

Program

Welcome - Councilmember Phillip Bird

Flag Ceremony - SVPD Honor Guard

National Anthem - Springville High Philharmonic Orchestra

Invocation - Councilmember J. Niel Strong

Introduction of Speakers - Councilmember Ben Jolley

Speaker - Administrator Troy Fitzgerald

Speaker - Mayor Gene R. Mangum

Introduction of Ceremony - Councilmember Mark Parkard

Groundbreaking

SHS Orchestra Performance

Benediction - Councilmember Dean Olsen

Springville City has completed installing pressure reducing/pressure sustaining valves and installing various pressure reducing valve stations throughout the City. Beginning Wednesday, May 21st, 2008, Water Department staff will start changing the pressure zones in the west side of town and move eastward. Residents and businesses may experience fluctuations in water pressure and/or short term disruptions in culinary water service as these changes are made. This project may take up to a month to complete.

We appreciate your patience and cooperation in this matter. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Public Works at 491.2780.

Thanks,

Marcie Clark
Springville City Public Works
50 S Main Street
Springville, UT 84663
491.2780

The Live wElle Foundation will be hosting the 2nd annual “Live wElle 5K and Kids’ Fun Run” on Saturday, May 24, 2008. The event will start at 7:30 a.m., and as with last year, will be held at the Hunter Valley Park in Springville (1250 South 200 East). All proceeds from this event will benefit the Nebo Education Foundation and will continue to provide scholarships for local high school students.

The Live wElle Foundation was established in memory of Elle Hullinger, daughter of Scott and Kirsten Hullinger of Springville. Elle’s sudden death on August 30, 2006, brought an outpouring of love and support that can never be repaid! On a daily basis, we are reminded how much we miss Elle, yet Elle’s short life continues to bless her family and her community. Her foundation will always provide renewed healing as young people are assisted in reaching their potential and in their quest to “Live wElle".

The Live wElle Foundation board members invite all to come and participate in this wonderful event! More information, including directions on how to register, can be found at www.livewElle.org. And remember, “live life.live it wElle".

live wElle 5K Photo Gallery Click on pictures at the bottom of the page.

Pony 2008 Schedule

Pinto 2008 Schedule

Mustang 2008 Schedule