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Court is open every Monday from 4:00-6:00 pm.

(Excluding Holidays)

October has come and gone and I hope you all had a fun, safe Halloween.

We at the City hope you all have a great Thanksgiving.

I would like to let you know that property acquisition has finally been com-

pleted for the traffic light at the intersection of 300 South and Hwy 165.

(that is the corner by the Zions Bank and Edwards Furniture); and we hope

to see the light installed in the spring. By the time you get this letter, we

will be in process of installing the box culvert on Center Street between

300 and 400 East. We will repair the road in the spring of 2012.

I hope you made it to the Sauerkraut Dinner on October 28th. It is always a

good event for the City. We at the City put a lot of time into special events

every year and I personally want to thank all the volunteers, city employ-

ees, staff, council members, and all those who make it possible for these

events each year. I ask you, as Providence City citizens, to please take

note and plan to attend these special events: Kickball, Soccer, Baseball,

Concerts in the Park, Sauerkraut Dinner, Art in the Park, Fun Run, Car and

Motorcycle Show, City Celebration, and so much more. If you are not at-

tending, you are missing a lot that is happening in your community and a

great time with your friends and neighbors.

Sincerely,

Mayor Ronald S. Liechty

Just a reminder: City Council and Planning Commission meetings are held at the

City Office Building.

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To view the Providence City newsletter online, visit our website at: www.providencecity.com

www.providenceuthistory.com

City Office: 435-752-9441

Outdoor Christmas Light Decorating Contest As a Providence tradition, we are encouraging households

to decorate the outside of their homes for the Holiday

Season! Join in the fun and go wild decorating! Provi-

dence City Council Members will be traveling throughout

the neighborhoods of Providence the third week of De-

cember so get your decorations out EARLY!

Awards will be given to

1st, 2nd, & 3rd place winners.

Have fun making our town glow!

(winners will be announced on our website, on

Facebook and in the January newsletter)

Check us out on Facebook!

Like our page and get all the

latest news about

Providence City and our events!

M E S S A G E F R O M Y O U R C I T Y C O U N C I L :

Dear Citizens of the Greatest City on Earth,

I have said it hundreds of times, and really never tire of it; “Providence is the Greatest City on Earth!” I love everything about this

City. Mostly, I love the people. I consider the last four years in public service a sacred trust, and one of the great honors of my

life. Thank you for allowing me to serve!

My decision not to run for a second term was difficult. A new and challenging Church assignment and baby boy ready to be born

were among the factors of my decision (By the time this newsletter reaches you my home will be filled with 5 little Low boys). I

hope my service and contributions to the City and Her People in the last four years have been favorable. I have tried to make judi-

cious decisions that were based on reason, free of personal agenda and also with the future of Providence in mind.

The name of our anticipated newborn boy will be “Walker William Low.” The first of 7 Generations of Lows in Providence was a

man by the name of William Walker Low. His Father, interesting enough was David Low too. William Walker Low was a great

Mormon Pioneer and one of the first settlers of Providence City. He started a wonderful legacy and a rich heritage for the Low

family, now seven generations later. As I finish my term, I hope to continue that legacy of yet another kind of public service, by

raising my boys as responsible and kind citizens of Providence City who will carry on the great traditions and inheritance of living

in “the Greatest City on Earth!”

May we as a Providence community unite together as friends and neighbors, looking both back to our “Rich Heritage” and for-

ward to our “Vibrant Future.”

Have a Wonderful Holiday Season!

Your friend and neighbor,

David Gordon Low

435-232-2107 (Call anytime)

P.S. www.providencecity.com is our website for the City and contains helpful information. Therein you will find City Council agen-

das and minutes with decisions on new ordinances, resolutions, and discussion items from the past City Council Meetings. It also

contains upcoming and exciting Providence City events and activities. I invite you to spend a few minutes searching the site.

YOUTH COUNCIL SERVICE PROJECT: So far we are at 329.2 lbs. We are still a long way to reaching our goal of 5,000 pounds. Continue to bring in your

food donations to the City Offices and help the Youth Council help our community!

We are so grateful to our Youth Council and their Service to our community. This will be fun to see how much we

can collect. Providence City residents are the BEST when it comes to charity!

On November 23, 2011 we will be going around to houses collecting donations. If you wish,

you could leave it on your door step and label ‘Providence City Youth Council Food Dona-

tion.’

We will continue to take donations up through December 10th when we hold our annual Santa Day Event.

Hope to see you at this fun event!

Message from Animal Control:

TWO UNCONTROLLED BREEDING CATS –

plus all of their kittens

and all their kitten’s kittens –

if none are ever neutered or spayed –

add up to:

� CITY OFFICE CLOSED: The Providence City Office will be

closed on November 11 in honor of Veterans’ Day and

November 24 and 25 for the Thanksgiving Holiday.

� THANK YOU: Thank you to all who came out and sup-

ported the Annual Sauerkraut Dinner. It was a HUGE suc-

cess! Thank you to all our sponsors that supported our

event. Thank you to our Youth Council and volunteers for

the wonderful job they did with this event.

� LICENSING: Business and Dog licensing is due January 1,

2012. Contact Terri W. at 435-752-9441 ext. 14 for informa-

tion or drop by the City Office, 15 South Main Street.

P R O V I D E N C E C I T Y A N N O U N C E M E N T S :

Planning Commission Actions: September 28, 2011—No Meeting Held October 11, 2011— ♦ The Providence City Planning Commission held a public hearing to

receive public comment on a request from Ivan Christensen to rezone the property located at 207 East 100 North from the cur-rent SFT Single-Family Traditional (required 12,000 square foot lots) to SFR Single-Family Residential (10,000 square foot lots). He would also like the ordinance changed to allow 10 foot rear setbacks for Single Family Residential in the Downtown Area.

♦ The Providence City Planning Commission held a public hearing to receive public comment on modifying the ordinances with regard to lot consolidation and building non-dwelling unit structures. Examples of such non-dwelling structures, but not limited to those listed, are as follows.

� Swimming Pools � Tennis Courts � Club Houses � Private Play Grounds � Light Manufacturing Facilities � Barns � Storage Structures, etc.

♦ The Providence City Planning Commission considered a request from Ivan Christensen to rezone the property located at 207 East 100 North from the current SFT Single-Family Traditional (required 12,000 square foot lots) to SFR Single-Family Residen-tial (10,000 square foot lots). The Providence City Planning Com-mission will also consider for recommendation to the City Council a request to amend the ordinance change to allow 10 foot rear setbacks for Single Family Residential in the Downtown Area.

♦ The Providence City Planning Commission discussed amending the ordinances with regard to lot consolidation and building non-dwelling unit structures. Examples of such non-dwelling struc-tures, but not limited to those listed, are as follows.

� Swimming Pools � Tennis Courts � Club Houses � Private Play Grounds � Light Manufacturing Facilities � Barns � Storage Structures, etc.

♦ The Providence City Planning Commission discussed amending Providence City Code Title 10, Chapter 15, Sign Regulations.

Winter Parking

Winter Parking is now in effect. No vehicles can be parked along the streets between November 1 and April 1 from Midnight until 6:00 am. This allows the City to do a great job plowing snow once the snow falls. Make sure you remind any guests that you may have visiting you of our ordinance. Vehicles not complying with this ordinance may be subject to a $25 fine. Thank you!

Thank you to all who came out and enjoyed the

3rd Annual Car Show. It was a HUGE success.

Thank you to the sponsors that supported this event.

� NAPA Auto Parts

� Aggie Wash

� Alphagraphics

� Discount Tire Company

� EK Ekceessories

� H&R Services—Amsoil

� Les Schwab Tire Center

� Logo Shop

� Macey’s

� Master Mechanic Automotive Specialists

� Pioneer Builders, Co., Inc.

� Rocky Mountain Recruiting

� Wilson Motor Company

� Wolford Collision Repair

Please give your support to the Businesses that support us!

Concert in the Park Suggestions! We had a great group of musicians perform this year at our Con-cert in the Park Series from May—August 2011. Thank you to all

that came out and enjoyed these FREE events.

We are looking for suggestions for our 2012 Summer Concerts in the Park. If you know of any great singing groups that would like

to perform, please send your suggestions to

sward@providence.utah.gov or call at

435-752-9441 ext. 22 by January 3, 2012.

We like to book our summer entertainment by

January so please send in your favorites soon.

Thank you!

Providence Gardeners Market Thank you to all the vendors and those that

came out in support of our first years Gar-

deners Market! It was a success and fun!

We look forward to making this a tradition for

years to come! If interested in being on the

committee for 2012 please contact Beth

Munson, 752-9441 ext. 18.

Congratulations to the following: � Ben Pignataro who received the Pride of Providence

Award!

� Pete Peterson who received the People’s Choice Award!

Providence Macey’s Little Theater! Free Cooking & Community Classes November 2011 Schedule: (Weekday classes are offered for adult’s & kids ages 10 yrs & up)

Tuesday, Nov. 1st—Soup’s On!: 7:00-8:00 p.m.

Thursday, Nov. 3rd—Home Remedies: 7:00-8:00 p.m.

Saturday, Nov. 5th—Live Gluten-Free: 10:00 a.m.

Thursday, Nov. 10th—Southern-Style Thanksgiving: 7:00-8:00 p.m.

Thursday, Nov. 17th—Pies Please!: 7:00-8:00 p.m.

Friday, Nov. 18th—Savory Sweet Potato: Noon-1:00 pm

Saturday, Nov. 19th—FREE Kids Activity: Anytime between 1:00-3:00 p.m.

Wednesday, Nov. 26th—Quick Meals: 7:00-8:00 p.m.

LOOKING AHEAD

WEDNESDAY, DEC. 7TH—Holiday Pies: 7:00-8:00 p.m.

Happy Thanksgiving!Happy Thanksgiving!Happy Thanksgiving!Happy Thanksgiving!

Celebrate November!

■ Aviation History Month

■ Family Stories Month

■ National American Indian and Alaska

Native Heritage Month

■ Peanut Butter Lover’s Month

Check us out at: www.maceys.com

Calendar of Interest:

Nov. 1: National Family Literacy Day Nov. 6: Daylight Savings Time ends Nov. 8: National Young Readers Day Nov. 11: Veterans Day Nov. 13 American Education Week Begins Nov. 15: America Recycles Day Nov. 19: National Family Volunteer Day Nov. 20: Nat’l Games and Puzzles Week Nov. 24: Thanksgiving Day

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What’s New in our Library: Religious Fiction:

� Before I Say Goodbye—Rachel Ann Nunes

� Coat and the Crown, The—Mary Boyack

� Forgotten Warrior—Kathi Peterson

� Keepers of Blackbird Hill—Lael Littke

� Not My Type—Melanie Jacobsen

� Obsession—Traci H. Abramson

� Pirate Moon—Jill Saxton

� Pride and Popularity—Jenni James

� Pumpkin Roll—Kosi Kilpack

� Seeking Persephone—Sarah Eden

� Trove of the Passion Room—Marcia McClure

� Wedding Letters—Jason Wright

Adult Fiction:

� 1105 Yakima Street—Debbie Macomber

� Accident, The—Linwood Barclay

� Apple Turnover Murder—Joanne Fluke

� Cold Vengeance—Preston Child

� Family Fang—Kevin Wilson

� Flash and Bones—Kathey Reichs

� Ghost Story—Jim Butcher

� Harvest of Grace, The—Cindy Woodsmall

� Ideal Man, The—Julie Garwood

� Kill Me If You Can—James Patterson

� Legends of Shannara Measure of Magic—Brooks

� Magician King, The—Lev Grossman

� Omen Machine—Terry Goodkind

� Saint’s Gate—Carla Neggers

� Sugar Cookie Murder—Joanne Fluke

� White Heat—M.J. McGrath

M E S S A G E F R O M T H E L I B R A R Y

Story TimeStory TimeStory TimeStory Time Preschool Story Time will be held Tues-

day, Wednesday, and Thursday mornings

at 10:30 am. Story Time schedules are

available at the library.

Seating is limited, so

reserve a seat today at

the Service Desk or call

753-3301

Young Adult:

� 39 Clues—Medusa Plot—Gordon Korman

� Bone—The Dragonslayer—Jeff Smith

� Frankly, Frannie (series) - AJ Stern

� Magic Tree House #46—Mary Pope Osborne

� Pretty Little Liars—Sara Shepard

Library will be closed November 11th for Veterans Day and November 24th & 25th for

Thanksgiving!

Your Help is Needed!

When returning library items to the

book drop (down the South side of

the library), please put them in

plastic bags. This will protect from

weather and damage to other ma-

terials in the drop. Thank you!

Cache County Sub for Santa Everyone’s invited to sponsor a child this year for the 2011 Christmas Season. If you are interested in help-

ing provide Christmas for those in need, contact the Cache County Sub for Santa office at 435-752-

6315. Office hours are from 9am—5pm Monday through Friday. We would need the gifts to our drop-off site

(BATC Campus at 1000 West 1400 North) by December 8-9th in order to distribute them accordingly. If you

feel like you cannot sponsor a child or family directly, cash donations are also appreciated.

Send donations to: Cache County Sub for Santa, P.O. Box 4603, Logan, UT 84323.

Your support is greatly appreciated!

Happy Holidays!