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The Snowflake Town Council met on Aug. 6 and began with recognitions from Police Chief Bobby Martin, congratulating Sgt. David Young and Lt. Derek Ortiz for their promotions at the Snowflake Police Department. “I’m very proud to have these two gentlemen working under me and working with me and for this community because their leadership is going to move this agency forward and help this community stride. I am highly honored to be here with them,” said Chief Martin.
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Two citizens spoke at the call to the public. Anna Smith, Vice President of the American Legion Auxiliary, asked for permission to build a third shed in addition to the two that the American Legion currently possesses in town. Town Manager Brian Richards was absent from the meeting but council directed staff to follow up with Smith on the matter.
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Citizen John Tanner has been active at the Silver Creek Senior Center and figuring out ways to be a part of the community. “I have been made aware that the Town of Snowflake and the Town of Taylor appoint two people on the board of directors of the Silver Creek Senior Center and that there is only one for the town of Snowflake right now. I have a great desire to be involved with that senior center and was wondering what your plans are in the second person that you wanted to appoint to that board. I am anxious to be involved in the new community,” Tanner said. The town manager will follow up with him.
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Discussed was the request by citizens Kay and Rhonda Solomon for a special use permit for another structure to place on their property as a guest house or workshop. The permit was approved unanimously by the council.
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The council also approved the budget, with nothing changed from the initial proposal.
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