SIX - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, October 13, 1999
Tests in d icate L exin gton 's
drinking w ater safe
Residents of the town of
Lexington received their water
quality report for 1998 with their
water billing for the end of
September, according to a town
of Lexington news release.
Last year the Environmental
Protection Agency required any
entity serving more than 25
water customers to inform their
customers of the quality of water
that was being provided so that
customers with particular health
needs could determine if the
water they were drinking could
contribute to their health
problems or other concerns.
The town reports that of the
many contaminants tested for,
none are over the acceptable
limits determined by the EPA
and most are well below the
acceptable limits, said the
release. The tests do show that
the town has a small amount of
natural fluonde in the water. The
town also has an "unusually high
amount of magnesium" which,
according to the release, is more
of a problem with sediment in
the
pipes
and
perhaps
contributes to the bad taste in the
airport well water. Sodium is
also "unusually high", at 39
milligrams per liter at the airport
well and 23 milligrams per liter
at the cemetery well. There is a
trace amount of barium, lead and
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copper Lead and copper test
results are from 1997 and the
major contamination comes
from corrosion of household
plumbing, they said. There were
no volatile organic or synthetic
organic contaminants detected.
Each month a col i form test is
taken and in July 1998 the total
coliform test was above the
desired level, but there was no
fecal
coliform
found.
Chlorination of the water solved
the problem as none was found
with further testing, they said.
According to the release, the
first samples could have been
contaminated by the method of
taking
the
sample,
not
chlorinating
the
water
sufficiently or by repairs being
made to the system and a small
amount of dirt entering the pipe.
At the time of the problem, two
samples were clean and three
samples tested above for total
coliform, said the release.
According to the release, the
town council hopes that with the
water system upgrade many of
the town's water problems will
improve.
For copies of the report,
contact Jean Brazell at the
Lexington Town Hall.
For further information about
water contaminants, call the
EPA's Safe Drinking Water
Hotline at 800-426-4791.
F orm er lo n e resident
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Heppner Qazette-Tmes
By the C ity o f H eppner
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Foundation/US Bank Faculty
and Staff Excellence Awards
ceremony at the Embassy Suites
Hotel in Portland.
Maxine Rietmann, a part-time
faculty member and former lone
resident, will be honored at the
presentation.
In addition to
recognition, Rietmann. who now
lives m Newberg, will also
receive a $500 award. She
teaches GED classes at the open
campus.
The winners consist of seven
full-time faculty members, three
part-time faculty members, one
classified employee and one
education technical specialist.
MORROW COUNTY
LAND USE HEARING
THE MORROW COUNTY
PLANNING COMMISSION will
hold the following hearings of pub­
lic interest on Monday, October
25,1999, at 7:30 p.m. at the North
Morrow Annex Building on Third
and North Main Street in Irrigon,
Oregon:
Second of three hearings on a
request for an Amendment to the
Zoning and Comprehensive Plan
Maps: David Gray, Century 21,
applicant; Paul and Susan Hisler,
owners. Request is to change the
zone designation of a portion of
tax lot 1300 of Assessor’s Map
Heppner Booster Club Steak Feed and Auction
Saturday - October 16th
Dinner 6:00 to 8:00 - Auction at 8:00
Heppner Elks Club - Come and Join the Fun
Advanced tickets on sale at Coast to Coast and the Shoe Box
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PUBLIC NOTICE
receives PCC aw ard
Twelve employees of Portland
Community College (PCC) will
be honored Tuesday. Oct. 19. for
their
"dedication
and
commitment to PCC and its
students" at the 11 th annual PCC
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676-9228
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Whitewater Raft Trip for 6 on the Dechutes
Savage-243-Rifle with Scope
25" Color TV
Mark McGuire Rookie Card (mint condition)
Wild Horse Gaming Package
100 Gallons of Fuel
Resort at the Mountain Golf
Duffle Bag
Snapper Lawn Mower - Six Speed
Handmade Craft Item
Tiger Woods Autographed Hat
Coffee Maker
Fleece Pull-over (Pepsi)
Limited Edition Napa Model Train Set
Polar Fleece Vest
Bird Hunt for four - Munkers Ranch
Set of Passenger Tires
Picnic Blanket & Wine
Sporting Items
Painting by Betty Mills
Italian Dinner for Six & Fine Wine
Football
WSU vs OSU Tickets (4)
One Pet Wellness Exam
$20.00 at El Cazador
Sporting Clay Course for Four - TKO
Lands End Duffle Bag
Two Seattle Seahawks Tickets
Lube, Oil & Filter
Fishing Trip - One day for Two
$ 50.00 of Mysteries
Bird Hunt, 2 Days for 2 - Dougherty Ranch
Pendleton Blanket
Black Hills Gold Ring
Mustang Banner
Mizuno Sports Bag
Nike Golf Shorts
Ladies Car Coat - Weekenders
Nike Sports Watchs
Portland Rose Garden Package
2-Blazer Tickets
Animal Supplies
Lube, Oil & Filter
Six Holiday Bouquets & Treats
New Holland Toy Tractor
$250.00 Toward a Tool Box
$25.00 Gift Certificate
Tri-Cities Golf and Lodging Package
Contractor's Pouch
Two Blazer Tickets
Canine or Cat spade or neutar
2 Nights at Gleneden on the Oregon Coast
Dog Beds
Two Round Trip Airline Tickets
25 pounds of Hamburger
Stay at the Columbia Gorge Hotel
Case of Toilet Paper
2 Nights-Inn of the Seventh Mountain
Millenium Bear & Baby Bear Beanie
Mustangs Polar Fleece Vest
Craftsman Cordless Screwdriver
Titanium Driver
Fleece Pull-over
Quilt Wall Hanging
Kitten Apron
Mexican Dinner for Eight
Hair & Nail Basket
One Pheasant Mount
Gift Basket
Hunting Coat - Large
Sports Clothing & Hats
Handmade-20" Pillow
Lube, Oil & Filter
Willow Cr C.C Family Membership
Two Wooden Tulips
Metal Rocking Horse
Pepsi Products
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Silent Auction Items
Sporting Tickets, Theater Tickets for the Ballet - Symphony - Philharmonic and more.
Sports Pictures, Nike shoes, Five Wood. Blazer's Autograph Basketball, History Basket
Over 40 items available for Silent Bid
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4S 29, located on Hisler Road ap­
proximately 15 miles southeast of
the City of Heppner. The proposal
is to change the zoning of 27.66
acres of the tax lot from Forest
Use (FU) Zoning to Exclusive
Farm Use (EFU) Zoning. Crite­
ria for approval includes AR­
TICLE 8 and Oregon Administra­
tive Rules 660-033-0030 and 660-
006-0010.
Conditional Use Permit Appli­
cation, CUP-S-139: Donald L.
Gay, applicant and owner. Prop­
erty is described as tax lot 2300
of Assessor’s Map 4S 28 11AA,
located approximately 15 miles
southeast of the City of Heppner
on Coyote Trail Lane in the Blake
Ranch area. The proposal is to site
a dwelling on a .92 acre parcel in
a Forest Use (FU) Zone. Criteria
for approval includes Zoning Or­
dinance
3.020(B )(27),
3.020(D)(3), 3.020(E) and (F).
Land Partition Application, LP-
N-247: Kelly Nobles, applicant
and owner. Property is described
as tax lot 5500 of Assessor’s Map
5N 27 21 A, a 8.39 acre parcel lo­
cated on the east side of Rand
Road north of the West Extension
Irrigation District canal, approxi­
mately two miles east of the City
of Irrigon. Proposal is a replat of
Parcel #1 of Partition Plat 1999-
3. Applicant intends to partition the
parcel into two parcels larger than
the one acre minimum lot size of
the Rural Residenlial One Acre
(RR-1) Zone. Criteria for ap­
proval include Morrow County
Subdivision Ordinance ARTICLE
5, Sections 5.020 and 5.030.
Land Partition Application, LP-
N-248: W. C. Hendrix, applicant
and owner. Property is described
as tax lot 700 of Assessor’s Map
4N 25 17, a 8.95 acre parcel lo­
cated on the southwest comer of
Wilson Lane and Paul Smith Road,
adjacent to the City of Boardman,
but outside the Urban Growth
Boundary. Proposal is to partition
the parcel into two parcels larger
than the two acre minimum of the
Farm Residential Two Acre (FR-
2) Zone. Criteria for approval in­
clude Morrow County Subdivision
Ordinance ARTICLE 5, Sections
5.020 and 5.030.
Conditional Use Permit Appli­
cation, CUP-N-140; Wayne
Downey, applicant, R. D. Offutt,
lessee from State of Oregon,
Boeing Agri-Industrial. Property
is described as tax lot 106 of
Assessor’s Map 4N 23 36, a 1,896
acre parcel located east of Three
Mile Canyon Road in the Simplot
Feedlot area, approximately ten
m iles west o f the City o f
Boardman. Proposal is to site
three manufactured dwellings for
farm help (accessory farm dwell­
ings) on parcel in an Exclusive
Farm Use (EFU) Zone. Criteria
for approval include Morrow
County Zoning ordinance Section
3.020(D)(3) and Oregon Admin­
istrative Rule 660-33-130(9).
Land Partition Application, LP-
S-249 and Conditional Use Per­
mit Application, CUP-S-141: Clint
and Sarah Carlson, Treo Ranches,
applicants; 4C Ranches, owners.
Property is described as tax lot
1401 and 1402 of Assessor’s Map
3S 24 8 and 17, a 583.65 acre and
160 acre parcel respectively, lo­
cated approximately 20 miles
southwest of the City of Hepp­
ner. Proposal is to partition an ap­
proximate 10 acre parcel of land
out of the two parent parcels, cre­
ating a “non-farm dwelling" par­
cel and to site a dwelling on this
parcel in an Exclusive Farm Use
(EFU) Zone. Criteria for approval
include Morrow County Subdivi­
sion Ordinance Sections 5.020 and
5.030 and Morrow County Zon­
ing Ordinance 3.010(F) and (G)
and Oregon Administrative Rules.
Opportunity to voice support or
opposition to the above proposals
or to ask questions will be pro­
vided. Failure to raise an issue in
person or by letter or failure to
provide sufficient specificity to
afford the decision maker an op­
portunity to respond to the issue
precludes appeal to the land Use
Board of Appeals based on those
issues.
Copies of the staff report and
all relevant documents will be
available after October 14. 1999.
For more information, please con­
tact Tamra Mabbott at the Mor­
row County Planning Department
at 922-4624 or 676-5650
DATED this 13 th day of October
1999
MORROW COUNTY PLAN­
NING DEPARTMENT
Published: October 13,1999
Affid
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PUBLIC NOTICE
The Morrow County Museum
Commission will meet Tuesday,
October 19, 1999, at 7:30 PM, at
the Morrow County Museum.
Published: October 13, 1999
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THANK YO U!
CARD OF TH A N KS
Thank you everyone for your
prayers, cards and phone calls for
me after the accident on 1-84,
Sept. 2 5 .1 am so thankful to live
in this small community of Hepp­
ner with so much love and care.
God wasn’t ready for me yet.
Faye Seitz
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Dear Friends,
It’s been a wonderful life
experience, to have lived in
Heppner and made so many dear
friends these last seven years.
Mike and I will miss the
community, and the home you
made for us here. To my
Chamber of Commerce and
Heppner Coordinating Council
buddies: you all do so much for
the community, it’s been an
honor to know you. Heppner is a
special place because of your
efforts. Claudia, the Chamber
would be lost without you.
So many communities are
critical of, and even hostile
toward, the Forest Service these
days. Working in that sort of
difficult environment would be
very draining and has to make
things less productive. Heppner’s
resolve to work together, build
things up, rather than tear things
(or people) down, is one of its
strongest attributes and makes it
such a successful community.
It’s been a blessing to have your
support, your interest, your
constructive criticisms offered in
a healthy way. The employees at
the Heppner Ranger District are
the most dedicated land stewards
I’ve ever worked with, and I hope
that you continue to show them
your support as you’ve supported
me. A1 Scott will be Acting
District Ranger for several
months, until a permanent re­
placement for me is selected.
I’m leaving to take on new
challenges, and broader respon­
sibilities in some ways. I know
what I’ve learned here will serve
me well in my new position. I’m
happy that I’ll still be working for
the Umatilla National Forest and
staying in the beautiful Blue
Mountains, which I’ve truly
come to love. The nice part of
moving only as far as Pendleton
is that I’ll be able to come back
and visit for St. Pat’s and Fair and
Rodeo. I hope you don’t run out
of green beer before then!
Again, it’s been a true honor to
be your District Ranger. Thank
you all for everything.
Delanne Ferguson
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I would like to thank our won­
derful Neighborhood Center, with
its wonderful staff, especially
Janice Skaggs, and all the volun­
teers who keep it going.
I don’t know what I would
have done without their help. We
are so lucky to have our Neigh­
borhood Center.
God bless you all,
Faith Healy
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To the person who left the com
on my back porch-thank you! It
was delicious.
Monica
10-13-lp
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Your maintenance, equipment
operation, team skills and ability
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for a seasonal vacancy in
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Final candidate will be subjected
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Salary $1,494 - $2,691/month
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diverse workforce. Deadline is
October 21, 1999
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before winter. $10/hr. Call 676-
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