Three Salt Lake County police officers were legally justified in shooting or shooting at three people in separate recent incidents, the district attorney announced Friday.
Boonville city council decides to do away with several committees due to lack of quorum
Boonville Daily News
At Monday’s Boonville City Council, the board opened the meeting discussing about doing away with several committees due to lack of quorum.
After discussion on the committees, Boonville City Administrator Kate Fjell said the council decided to eliminate the animal control board and the airport advisory board.
Also, the council accepted Boonville Mayor Ned Beach’s recommendation of Andrew Cowherd for Ward 3 councilman. Cowherd was approved and sworn in to replace Curtis Robertson, who stepped down due to his work schedule.
Boonville Daily News
Solar panels at Alliant Bank in Boonville was the topic of discussion Monday night during the annual Boonville City Council meeting.
Marylin Meine, a resident of 501 Sonya in Boonville, commented to the council that the residents in her subdivision weren’t notified by the city that solar panels were being installed near her residence.
Meine, who owns three lots near Main and Sonya, said the solar panels near her residence devalues her home in addition to the other homes in her subdivision.
“When we built our home here, Marvin Lee Greis developed this Rolling Heights Subdivision and everything was zone residential,” Meine said to the council. “And that was the way it was to be used, and the covenant was supposed to stand for 50 years. Now, at one time, there was a different bank across the street, and they tried to put a driveway through. However, the neighborhood got up a petition, and we stopped it. Now, Alliant Bank has put the solar panels in her