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The Lehi City Arts Council Fall Workshops will begin on September 12, and are held twice weekly. For information on classes and to register, go to www.lehiarts.com.
The production of Little Shop of Horrors will be October 20-31, at the Glen Smith Family Theatre in the Lehi Arts Center. Watch for more information.
For information on joining the Lehi Silver Band or the Lehi Chorale, call 801-369-8806.
Source:www.lehi-ut.gov
As early as Sept. 6, crews are scheduled to reduce southbound I-15 to three lanes at the Orem Center Street interchange. Southbound I-15 is already reduced to three lanes at the 1600 North and 800 North interchanges. Auxiliary lanes connecting the on- and off-ramps will be provided to allow drivers the opportunity to enter and exit I-15 safely. This restriction allows crews to finish preparations for the dividing of the southbound lanes of the freeway toward the end of September.
Source: www.udot.utah.gov
Beginning as early as Sept. 8, 600 South is scheduled to be closed. This closure will last for up to nine days. Area motorists can use 920 South as an alternate route under I-15 during this closure. Pedestrian access will be maintained.
Source:www.udot.utah.gov
Beginning as early as Sept. 7, Lehi Main Street is scheduled to be closed nightly from 10 p.m. to 5:30 a.m. while crews paint the bridge beams (girders). These closures will be in effect Monday through Friday nights for two weeks. Drivers can use State Street and 850 East as alternate routes around the closure.
Source: www.udot.utah.gov
As early as Sept. 6, crews are scheduled to close the northbound off-ramp to Spanish Fork Main Street and U.S. 6 from 10 p.m. to 5:30 a.m. to shift northbound traffic to the east side of I-15. This traffic shift is to facilitate work in the center of the roadway. Area residents should expect some additional nighttime noise and possible vibration due to equipment in the area.
Source:www.i15core.utah.gov
The nights of Sept. 6, 13 and 14, the American Fork 500 East northbound on-ramp and the Main Street northbound off-ramp are scheduled to be closed from 10 p.m. to 5:30 a.m. for concrete paving. The outside lanes of the northbound lane split in American Fork are also scheduled to be closed during this time. Motorists can use the Pleasant Grove and Lehi Main Street interchanges as alternates.
Source: www.i15core.utah.gov
In mid-August (20th), lanes on both northbound and southbound I-15 in Orem will be split to accommodate bridge and road construction. The split will be similar to the configuration currently in effect in the American Fork area. Trucks will be allowed to use all lanes in this area. Drivers will need to stay in the right two lanes in order to use the Orem exits. Motorists should use extreme caution when approaching this traffic configuration and obey signs and barriers.
Source: www.udot.utah.gov
Concerts will be held every Monday all summer at the A.F. Amphitheater at Quail Cove at 7:00 pm – Free admission. Enjoy the delicious concessions! August concerts will be:
8/1 – Sam Payne & Cherie Call
8/8 – Red Desert Ramblers
8/15 – One: Classic Rock for Everyone
8/22 – Utah Premiere Brass
Source: www.afcity.org
Mark your calendar for the Primary Election to be held on September 13, 2011. There are 9 candidates who have declared their candidacy for the 2011 Municipal Election. The candidates that have filed are listed as follows: Jeff Acerson, Bruce Armstrong, Matt Bean, Jerald Hatch, William Johanson, Mike Marchbanks, Edward McGarr, Randi Powell, and Russell Stay.
Meet the Candidate Night for the Primary Election will be held on August 17, 2011 at the Lindon City Council Chambers at 7:00. COME JOIN US AND MEET THE CANDIDATES!
Contact the City Recorder at 785-5043 if you have questions regarding the upcoming elections. Also see Election information attached to your newsletter.
Source: www.lindoncity.org
The Mayor and City Council of Springville City are proposing to have a general obligation bond election for a proposed recreation center on the November 8, 2011 ballot. The bond election will ask if Springville residents will be willing to raise their property tax to support a bond for a recreation center. The proposed property tax increase would be $9.90 monthly for an average ($200,000) home. The proposed bond would be for a period not to exceed 25 years.
Springville City staff and a Recreation Center Development Committee have been working with VCBO Architects to create some concepts and ideas of what a new Recreation Center for Springville could include. We very much would appreciate your feedback and ideas about the project.
Update:
August 17, 2011 Citizens of Springville are invited to a public meeting and ice cream social on Wednesday, August 17, 2011 from 7-8 PM at the Springville Civic Center.
Please come and view concept drawings and plans, get questions answered from committee members, and provide feedback while enjoying some ice cream.
A proposed recreation center in Springville will be on the November 8, 2011 ballot. All those interested in seeing concept plans are welcome and encouraged to attend. Additional information can be found by clicking the following link:
http://www.springville.org/proposed_rec.php
The Springville Civic Center is located at 110 South Main Street, Springville. There is no cost for this event. The Springville Parks and Recreation Board and Recreation Subcommittee encourage all to attend.
Questions about the proposed Springville Recreation Center? Come to the public meeting on August 17th at 7 pm, 110 South Main St, Springville.
Source: www.springville.org