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Montgomery to resign. town zoning post • attend UA
Dorothy Montgomery will resign as Oro The post was created then, after her then, "we will need two, three or four charge of zoning matters for the council."
Valley's Zoning Administrator by Aug. 15, narrow defeat on a technicality for persons to take over what Dorothy has Mrs.Montgomery's decision to resign is
she said. re-election to the town council last April. done." the second by a town zoning official in the
She will step down to pursue a master's She will continue, however, to serve as - And while she later admitted such past two months. Rosalyn Glickman has
degree in Urban Planning at the Oro Valley's representative on the Pima tribute may not be literally true, Mrs. said she'll resign when her term expires
University of Arizona, and afterwards, "I Association of Government's (PAG) 208 Lamberson said she's glad the zoning May 31.
expect to get a paying job." Areawide Wastewater Management administrator has given the town three "She has done an excellent job, and
Mrs. Montgomery has served without Committee, she said. months advanced notice. spent tremendous hours at it," Mrs.
pay — like all Oro Valley officials except Mayor Lois Lamberson announced that "We're going to need the time to find Lamberson said.
the town clerk — since last May in her Mrs. Montgomery will step down during someone else, but that's Eldon's problem Her particular talent,the mayor added,
position of zoning inspector. the April 28 town council meeting.She said now(councilman William Eldon Hanes is in [Continued on Page 6]
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Published for residents of the Town of Oro Valley, Pima County,
Volume IV, No. 6 One Section, Eight Pages 15 cents May 11, 1977
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drugs—about 10,000 pills and a brick and wasn't scheduled to consider any details of _ - i-v- • • • • • •
a half of marijuana — werethe proposal at its meeting Monday night, ' -- :` ,� • • • '• •,'.'.' .'41::~ •` ••• '. z confiscated _ Z
from the home of Laverne Lahnus at 1331 said outgoing commission Chairman ' ;, _ •.•••,• • j• .. ; • o
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W. Linda Vista at 1 a.m.," Roof said. Rosalyn Glickman. �;,. ••, .:�=; '`. •• •,••
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dropout,also was arrested for distributing plan," she said. ��?� ••.
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the drugs for Lahnus. He was taken to Neither Mrs. Glickman nor fellow •• • • •
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CDO School Resource Officer (SRO) Alan She added that the area plan will filif:i:::RI:11::,:
Shaffer,was responsible for the nvestga- probably be discussed at one of the _iiPublic a S•�+►'�i public Multi-
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tion and the arrest. He said that Shaffer commissions June meetings. •••••• ••••-
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DorothyMontgomery predicted in March �• ~
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The drug problem at CDO would be like P
a terminal cancer without the SRO
sometime next fall.
officer," Roof said. "Shaffer responds to It must come up for public hearings .•..
one or two drug-related problems a week before it's approved by the Planning and �` "" Gomm•r c i a I
at the school—last year without the SRO Zoning Commission and Town Council. "' • R•s i d•n t;a 1 R•s•r •
officer there were 10 to 20 calls a week. Mrs. Glickman said she didn't know yet •••• ••• ••• •
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SRO,"the police lieutenant said. 4
The Saturday drug bust should take care
of most of the problems the Oro Valley COUNCIL T4 CHOOSE MA Y26
police officers have had at CDO recently,
Roof said. -
Four Oro Valley police officers —
including Roof and Shaffer tomorrow forapplicants
four backups �,�,
Deadline
from the sheriff's department, a Depart-
ment of Public Safety (DPS) officer and a Tomorrow is the deadline to submit person had submitted an application to Montgomery said he has applied to join
sheriffs plane participated in the search applications at the town hall for the -serve on the commission, said Town Clerk the commission"because I'm interested in
last weekend. Planning and Zoning Commission seat Dorothy Morse. the welfare of the people of Oro Valley.
"I anticipated a larger amount of being vacated May 31 by Rosalyn Glick- He is Elbert E. Montgomery, 67, a "It's a real fine city and I'd like to keep it
marijuana than we found," Roof said. man. retired executive with the U.S. Tobacco that way,"he added.
"Lahnus may have been tipped off. I was The town council is scheduled to choose a Co.in New York City, N.Y. Montgomery Mrs. Glickman, who has served on the
disappointed until we found the pills." replacement for heron the five-member (no relation to outgoing Town Zoning commission since its formation three years
Roof said the pills — "uppers and commission, during its monthly meeting Administrator Dorothy Montgomery) has ago,resigned"in order to let someone else"
downers" — were sent to the DPS crime May 26. lived in what is now Oro Valley since 1972, have a chance, she said.
lab for analysis. As the Voice went to press, only one he said. She is currently commission chairman.
Page 2 ORO VALLEY [ARIZ] VOICE May 11,1977
..., � _�torir_L_-s-a�'s � TED TURPIN'S SOUTHWEST CORNER
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•Zoning
bike
Tucson's
The approval of a dentist's That's Turpin's special school; when the youngster
PAG
unjustified
office within Oro Valley — concern. But there are got off the school bus, Craig
vote immediately south of the numerous other parcels of pointed him out.
apartments which house the land,on both sides of Oracle Mrs.Negilski obtained the
official Town Office — Road, which fall within the boy's name from school
reminds us residents of one town and which I hope the authorities,then went to see
Oro Valley apparently will fastly insisted on "weighted" inescapable fact: town council—and our town his parents.
gain full membership soon in voting if Oro Valley were Sooner P&Z folks — will keep their They said they were
eyes upon.
PAG, the Pima Association of admitted [most of the weight, or later, - surprised to hear that their
Governments somethingnaturally, beinggiven to Pima and pro- If we're going to have son would steal a bike — if
y' b a b 1 y commercial developments indeed he had done so.
which has long eluded our and Tucson], and that's the e r alongOracle Road, let's ,
soon , -', The boys mother asked
young town. proposition which Oro Valleyour town } % make sure they're good ones ,s
y g P P him if he had taken Scott
Oro Valleyans should be found unacceptable. must deal ' ,- ..4--* — attractive, needed, and bike.Why,of course not,her
put up by honest and reputa-
ble with the breakthrough. It Presumably, Marana's entry with more at-even •' people. son replied.
came, ironically, as the result of changes all that. Oro Valley is tempts at ? °7 * * * Well, just the same, his
newly-incorporated Marana formally reapplying, and commercial development Scott Ne 'ski, 7, is a ain mother told him, maybe he
_ - along Oracle Road. � g had better look around —
and see if he couldn't find
beng granted full membership. expects to be accepted on an bicycle-riding with my son
We
iSay "ironically" because equal-vote basis also. The continued population Craig,(same age)these days Scott's bike.
there's little doubt that Maranaboom in this area makes it — but �t s no thanks to the
Our question is: What is Lew e inevitable that Oro Valley kid who stole his first bike. And do you know, he
incorporated after Oro Valley Murphy so paranoid about? zoning officials and the town looked? And to this day, he
set the example. Does he reallythink the desires council will face increased Scott and Craig were at still hasn't been able to find
p pressures from those who the Seven Eleven Store a that bike?
The opposition of the City of and wishes of suburban townsant toput upapartments, couple of months ago when ,
Tucson, as represented bylike Oro Valleyare so totally P one of the older Harelson Scott's parents,who aren't
p service stations, shopping all that rich, subsequently
Ma or Lewis M h , was incom atible with those of the centers, office buildings and students latched onto Scott's boa ht him a new one.
expected. The outraged dismay City of Tucson?
y � y P other commercial strut- bike and pedaled away g
tures. furiously. No comment, folks. No
voiced by Murphy wasn't, how- Occasionally they will differ, So what are we goingto do Craig saw him leave with attempt to suggest a moral in
ever. of course. And it won't hurt it? the bike,and followed him on this sad little story.
about
Apparently convinced that Tucson to lose a political Well,the answer must fall his own two-wheeler, until Except that I wonder —
he couldn't keep up with the
doomsday has arrived, Murphy skirmish now and then; it might somewhere between what young thief anymore. were Scott and his parents,
is we'dprefer, if we had our who had to stand the cost of
talking of withdrawing trim off a bit of arrogance. But since Craigknew the the-bike reallythe big
druthers, and the
Tucson from PAG membership, But for the most part, we practicalities. boy by sight, he and Mrs. losers? Or was it someone
now that the city can't, with a expect the goals and problems of If I had my way, I'd Negilski waited at the else.
cooperative Pima County, the various local municipalities personally like nothing more
control all PAG decisions. will bee rmuch the same. "commercial" than town- "`."-eori -e icdeau.x
P houses and condominiums� �
Theoretically, the little towns Their residents use the same along Oracle Road.Maybe it
of South Tucson and Marana, general network of roads and will work out that way.each with one vote can stale- streetsa law enforcement Maybe. whole column
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mate any desires of Tucson and problems in one community I'm selfish,I'll admit.That
Pima County if they're so affect the others; zoning in one wide-open intersection of
Hardy Road with Oracle,
inclined. Murphy's obvious fear area certainly has an impact on about
baseball`
where all four corners
are
is that Oro Valley, upon its surrounding areas. just asking for some big
admission, will add a third So c'mon, Tucson. Don'tick developments, makes me Its baseball time again —
P nervous. and if those cynics who talk One thing is certain—the
small-town vote which will let up your football and go home. And all four corners are about the national game big baseball moguls will pay
the three "little guys" run PAG •
g y The game may get a little just outside the Oro Valley dying out will go to some of any price, and do anything,
as they see fit. rough occasionally, true. But town limits, so the zoning/ our parks and see the kids to get hold of the stars and to
That's why Murphy and other you're a bigfellow; you ought to building permit decisions are playing with unbounded retain them.
• - � upto Pima County.
Tucson politicians have so stead- be able to take it. enthusiasm, they may If they ruin their clubs,
Ouch. change their minds. they can blame nobody but
It's true, themselves. Few tears will
ELIOT JPOLITICAL ECONOMIST of course, be shed bythe outside world.
f that some
back-down
gof the bi Right now there is a case in rpoint.
's r 'r league r
teams are s . ,,_ Former ASU player
in trouble Lenny Randle, under
Carter's dramatic Presi- represented bythe $50 been toprovoke a mini-panic stubbornlystagnant level of t
p � "' � because of � � suspension and facing police
dential retreat rebate were nothingto write by spreading a false arm, capital investment (even '_:z,
et at on the$50 tax - charges for knockingdown
rebate, and the dramatic home about, but the at- and then promote a mini- when•genuine profit-motive the millions t g
market advance it triggered, mosphere •was cleared by boom by calling the scare decisions to invest are they have his manager in Texas, has
confirmed the major gemise the President's dramatic off. lumped together with pay their star players.We been purchased by the New
P The F n o n d i s c r e t i o n a r y e x- York Mets — for an undis-
of my Letters: that govern- reversal. Energy False Alarm: hear on good authority that a
ment actions make and Anyone with enough Its necessarily more penditures in compliance number of clubs just can't closed sum, but probably a
shrewdness and experience serious than the$50 rebate. with go v e r n m e n t
unmake market moves and . . Butregulations). make it, on that account. big one.
economic trends. to have anticipated Carter's just as the rebate was
determination to fight onlyfated to hurt the securities It's doubtful that base- We have no quarrel with
Business The resent level of pure
as hard for the rebate as he markets without helping the and simple discretionary ball's prima donnas are the Mets for their action,but
and finan- did for Sorensen as head of economy, the energy business decisions to invest worth more money than the one of their topofficials said
cial deci- s•
�T the CIA would have made it program stands to hurt the
P 8�' is abysmally low. oil-rich Arabs pay their publicly: "We don't know
sions no 7.- big in the market. economy withouthelping
longerdo.
4 the markets (a feat in itself, Again, all roads to public servants,but it will be what happened down there,
Congressional Setting• g
If last .. Business packs more punch considering that a slack analytical forecasts lead to their own fault if they louse but we know that Randle is a
week ' s with Congress than it knows economy invariably booms the energy problem; and up the deal.One would think 100 per cent ball player and a
market in- * how to use. the bond market and then there will eventually be an these players were being gentleman."
,�. the stock market). energy program. The held in servitude against A gentleman? There's
d i c a t o r s .• It's hard for business to measure of its effectiveness
and busi- recognize that Congress But the real danger of will the amount of profit- their wills, to hear them plenty of evidence that
nese announcements had can'tdepression will work out as a
overn, and that the motive investment it starts. complain' Randle, incensed by being
g bigger and better op-
been sensationally bullish, President can't either, portunity for business and But their unions and their benched, knocked Manager
and the President had stuck without the advice and nvestors;although the false agents prevailed — and the Lucchesi down and then
to his guns on the tax rebate consent of Congress. As alarm over how�he energy Quotablesg
issue, the U.S. markets matters stand, business program will wreck the prices skyrocketed. The proceeded to rain blows on
would have continued to sag, doesn't know what it econom will be with us for acourts leaned over back- him while he was prostrate.
and business confidence domg• couple of months. You can't change the past, wards to stopthe "slavery"P but you can ruin the present y That may be New York's
would have continued to Government actionsTracking Economic b y worrying about the and trading contracts. definition of a gentleman,
drop. dominate the marketplace,. Performance: moire- Even this won't kill the but maybe the court will
and the best the government The weakness in the
As it was, the numbers has been able to do so far has is measured bythe —Sac City[IA]Sun game, however. think differently.
economy
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BUT DUSENBERRY IS OPPOSED
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Twawould give olv equal PAG vote
Two of four representa- Tucson's city staff is is legal,saying he will await meeting May 26. with Murphy to deadlock the governments in the future,"
tives on the Pima Associa- investigating the PAG results of the city's investi- That town was incorpor- votes of Walker and she said.
tion of Governments (PAG) bylaws to determine gation. ated after Oro Valley last Eckstrom. Under her plan, the three
say they'll vote in favor of whether they actually The only undecided vote made an effort to gain equal "Oro Valley's an older smaller governments—with
Oro Valley joining the permit Marana's member- among PAG's members on membership on PAG. Joe town than we are, and we two votes each—could band
county-wide government ship. equal Oro Valley member- Castillo—an opponent of the now have membership," together to veto through a
group as an equal member. PAG Executive Director ship is, ironically, Marana's move — representedPima Frew said. "But I'll have to deadlock any vote on which
But the town's county Paul Mackey declined to — should that town's own County on PAG at that time. wait to hear their side before the bigger governments
supervisor — who opposes comment on whether he membership be reaffirmed It appears unlikely, how- I vote." with three votes each
an equal vote for the two or thinks Marana's membership by the time of the next PAG ever, that Marana will side Adoption of Mrs. Dusen- agreed upon.
three smaller PAG member- :...... , . a..,. <. :L:. ;... berry's weightedvoting plan Valley gain
Should Oro
governments — says she's also appears unlikely, since PAG membership,it appears
come up with a weighted � i M, �: the small towns• — who likely that Councilman E.S.
.., 0. „,,- x� ,.> ,,. would only lose voting power "Steve”Engle,currently the
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votingsystem that could y�, .,,,,„,..:,,,-,,i_.,,,,_. ,u ,., � - w, •
• , r:T ' ,.. �-�> - . •�11 ' - - v b s- under it — could veto the town's PAG liaison, would
prevent equal membership ti �� � ,7, a
for Oro Valley. 0,:„--t...,,,,It,:',;114. �� .'`r " ,' ��„ ; , plan even if both Tucson and represent Oro Valley.
Katie Dusenberry said her _ , �,' s. , y ftV. _ f t•it: Pima County favor it. He said that as a first order
plan is being reviewed by ``' ,,. . _.; Mrs. Dusenberry's plan of business on PAG, "I
Tucson Mayor Lewis C. would give the two larger assume we'll develop avail-
Murphy and County Board ofgovernments three votes able funds, especially
Supervisors Chairman E. S. apiece, and the two smaller systems for police work."
"Bud" Walker — both PAG : ` f F ones — plus Oro Valley if it While Oro Valley can
representatives. Y``,�x r joins —two apiece. apply for such funds as a
Their initial reaction has ':K "This would give the three non-member,Engle said"it's
been favorable, she said. :4 members veto power apparently simpler to get
smaller
But Walker told the Voice _, , - -s and would also allowfor them"if the town is a PAG
Monday that he will vote for '" ,�. membership by additional member.
giving Oro Valley an equal x `J=
voice on PAG,as he did when _.
newly-incorporated Marana -
requested membership at � : . Prescott considers
the Aril28PAGmeetin . A.
Oro Valley's town council, ,
meeting just hours after that ����` µ - tighter zoisingcode
PAG gathering, reacted to .
the news of Marana's equal
membershipbyvoting to A touch of Iran PRESCOTT—The Planning and Zoning
resubmit its long-dormant What comes from Iran but grows well in Oro Valley?Royal Bouschor,Oro Valley's town Commission has voted to recommend
application to join PAG. knows.He has devoted four years and 13 acres to growingthe small Iranian passage of an amendment to the city zoning
The town has in the past magistrate, he will become commerciallyproducing code which would tighten rules on home
pistachio trees in the hopes that some day they p �g
refused to accept PAG trees.Bouschor said the trees have been producing for the last couple of years,but only in occupations in residential zones.
membership under a weight- quantities enough to supply family and friends. The commission will ask the City Council
ed system, as was required to restrict such occupations as barbershops
when it first applied. But a and beauty parlors, veterinary offices,
change in countyrepresenta- SUMMER PLANS hospitals and kennels,real estate offices,
tives on PAG since then has restaurants and motor vehicle repairing.
altered that stand by the
group. legislators visit Under the •proposals, an occupation
P would be permitted to use a maximum of 10
PAG serves as a clearing
house for local federal fund per cent of the floor area of a dwelling, a
applications. alcohol restriction that already exists in the city
PP . building code but not in the zoning
Walker surprised Murphy By CINDY COFFER areas where they can do the programs for the DHS ordinance.
at that April 28 meeting by Journalism Department most good,"Dunn added. division of behavioral
siding with South Tucson Almost half of the state health, said that when the The commission also proposed a new
Mayor Dan Eckstrom in University of Arizona• definition of office, specifically excluding
votingto admit Marana A state panel studying funds for alcohol treatment �LARCs were set up in 1974 including physicians alcohol abuse in Arizona will go to the LARCs, whose the state legislature (of retailingbut h sicians and
under PAG's current bylawslawyers' quarters.
visit alcohol treatment facilities are geared for the Arizona) set out a com-
- as an equal member. centers across the state this public drunk rather than prehensive system of care." The commission voted to restrict the
Eckstrom reaffirmed summer to determine how "the alcoholic who still noise and dust that could be raised by such
Monday that he would vote well they are operating. functions in society but However, state funding businesses and recommended business
to admit Oro Valley as an Rep. Pete Dunn, R- needs help before he got"locked into the LARCs, hours be limited to from 7 a.m. until 10
equal member, as well. Phoenix, said his House becomes a public inebriate," which put too much em- p.m.
Murphy continued to Select Committee On a State Department of phasis on emergency Home occupations, as newly defined,
oppose equal membership Alcohol Abuse plans to Health Services official told services," Bailey said.
for small member-govern- study the problem this year the committee earlier this LARCs are supported by would be allowed in RC (multifamily)ments with his votecounty, state and local residential zones as would trailer parks.
against in an effort to"come up next session.
Marana's membership. (legislative) session with a James F. Bailey, chief of funds.
He warned that his city comprehensive alcohol
may withdraw from the program for the state."
E'11KONOMY pool
group,angry at the prospect He said the six-member
that two smaller members committee will visit most of SERVICE
Marana and South Tucson— the 23 Local Alcoholism "_ •. , .- _
could apparently stalemate Reception Centers — some r,'- „"-='�,,:4 v',<,c ;-�==-s'$ ,- -
the vote of Pima County and of which came under fire `_r,-i, , = 1, .7,,-~~ POOL MAINTENANCE & REPAIRS
South Tucson if a vote is .-- �--r� �� LICENSED CONTRACTOR C-6 OUR 17TH YEAR
during the committee's
along those lines. completed series of hearings •ACID WASHING SERVICE ,
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ORO VALLEY[ARIZ]VOICE May 11,1977
MEMBERS DOUBLE REQUESTS TO $160,000 .
Council faces budget cuts as OV enters fourth year
Three years after its incor- Development Co., (LEDCO) said some cuts will have to be of the council. standing will be cut to 15 by said at the April 28 study
poration as a town, Oro Inc., and resubmittal of a made in those requests,since Number 43 places into the mid-June,through the work session.
Valley has seen its second town application to join PAG they add up to more than permanent town record the of warrant officer Steve Councilman E.S. "Steve"
subdivision approved and its highlighted the third double last year's budget. names of 57 Oro Valley Whipps• Engle suggested at the meet-
membership in the Pima anniversary meeting of town The council agreed to use residents "who have contri- Roof reported at the ing that the council investi-
Association of Governments council, April 28. the initial requests as a base buted so much to the found- regular meeting that his gate whether to block Valle
all but guaranteed. (See related stories, page for budget negotiations, frig and continuation of the office received 175 calls from del Oro Road at Loma Linda
Not bad for a two-square one). however. The town budget town,"the document reads. local residents last month,an — the town's western
mile area inhabited by just At a study session in the must be approved by the Passage.of the ordinance increase over March. border.
over 1,000 residents, which Town Office preceding the start of the next fiscal year, followed an introduction of "This is fantastic.It means One person residing just
top Pima county officials had regular meeting, the five July 1 — after a series of all the town's staff, by that some crimes that could outside the town near there
fought in 1974 to retain council members discussed public hearings. council members in charge of have taken place didn't." has used the road to reach his
under their control. budget requests they've sub- Two new •resolutions, their respective depart- He added that the depart- home, and in the process,
Action on proposals con- mitted, which total about numbers 43 and 44,were also ments they work under. ment investigated one allegedly has damaged some
cerning a rezoning request $160,000. added to the town books Mayor Lois Lamberson also burglary since the March parts . of .the Oro Valley
by Land Equipment and Mayor Lois_ Lamberson April 28, by unanimous vote gave a special presentation meeting, and that it is Country Club's golf course.
-
(see related story). Seeking volunteers to serve The Country club's board
Resolution 44 gives the as reserve Oro Valley police of directors are also con-
. Y sidering some action to
.,„...:',I.,,,,; , :. r'.,� responsibility for collection officers.
':¢: -w"- � -_ -- - of local:'business privilege Mrs. Lamberson said at prevent further damage,
-...,..:-",!-.4 ..--., ���3A taxes the state Depart- the study session that she said Engle, himselfa
�{� � member of the club.
of Revenue. understands Canyon del Oro
f. Moneycollected bythe High School will budget "a Town Engineer James D.
'''%-' ' '4.,.:':-----' . r state will be forwarded to the five figure" amoung again Kriegh said he intends to
E >::~ s' ' *' town about once a week — next year for a school begin painting stripes to
g_ ..: • .: -,,--4,,:::-..f.- . '.'l more often even than the resource officer(SRO). mark lanes along Calle
'.1:-:`— M •r:''''` ^ 1 town itself could collect the Oro Valley Police Officer Concordia — and to repair
��` `' �.* .•,,,,,,,,:
r''s ,r (6. money.It had done so until it Alan Shafer presentlyworks traffic signs there—as soon
y as final exams at the
,} joinedcitiesin CDO's����� , :��, _ � 27 other the full time as D SRO.
,,.r-' :' 4 e - state who have taken salary is paid by the school. University of Arizona are
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` . - _1 t. advantage of the free state Five months after it was
"` >.� service, Mrs. Lamberson first proposed, the town's Kriegh teaches civil
r"• said. subdivision
ision im rovement engineering at the UA.
S. -. .. He also said he is looking
The Department of assurance ordinance was
m ��- ^` � ��� ��.;°: into installinga new over-
- ��' 1 • Revenue,however,will earn completed at the April 28
�' 4,7 �., ` �` 'none*b collectin���for"the. meeting — with the head lamp at them' tersection
pof Calle Concordia and U.S.
` ' town through interest it unanimous approval of a
'� A � � builders will use if theyHighway 89 (Oracle High-
�' � � 2.*:',... :P.. _ �� � � ��� few days per form
x� _ ��� ti receives for the g
•.,. >, �tr ry. � =•_ week the local funds are in choose the last of seven way).
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i-§,,„''.A4- . j ;r' t. _ ' ,' r � Mrs. Lamberson reported
'� �'.�.� r � - . deposit, she added. assurance options. po
., 4 Y °` Lt. Frederic Roof of the This controversial option, a balance of $68,452 in the
4. a �. .,,,,,,t...-:--,,,,, k.
'-x^ * .x K :y.-} `�k 4 , �, >� known as a "trust agree
f ,,; Oro Valley Police -depart- town funds as of the April 28
♦. , ,ti' �=4 A ment reported at the regular ment," wouldn't require meeting.
`, ,�_ ,�. „ .; � : meeting that his office has builders to front money or At the suggestion of
x i' : been receiving an average of another financial bond before member Al Carey, the
_ two complaints per day that building. �, �:. ;_r council voted unanimously to
local dogs are running free. They �would be'tresptt �- refund- 75•per cents% of a .
- - He noted that under a sible later, however, if building permit fee to a man
rabies quarantine order from improvements — such as who decided not to go ahead
'There's'm house, sewers aren't with a project he had planned
�� Pima CountyAnimal roads and P �
y the April.
Control Center, all dogs in completed to town specifi- in the town.
Local residents search for town landmarks on as aerial map given to the town at thethe county must be leashed. cations. Buck D Albini,manager of
28 council meeting by Dwight
Lind,an engineer for.Stitzer, Lind and Associates.The The local police are requir- The trust agreement form the Casas Adobes branch of
firm has done some design and construction work on roods in Oro Valley• ed by state law to enforce the was tabled at the March first National Bank of
quarantine, and will fine council meeting because it Arizona,will receive$250.65
local residents who don't contained some "dumb of the$278.50 he paid for the
Librariancomply $22 per violation, mistakes,"Mrs. Lamberson permit.
Carson runningDrunken driving Roof said.
During discussion of the •
- library
charged here town budget at the study
for ste :epu harimrituji office session, some council
Oro Valley police arrested members questioned the a thief in" yi)iir
Oro Valley resident tion. She's opposed by a a Mesa,Ariz. woman Satur- need for continuing to
Sandra Carson is a candidate Phoenix school librarian. day night for driving while budget a salary for a police
for state office in the School intoxicated, when she was officer to collect outstanding onief)
Library Division of the The Oro Valle an received found driving south down the traffic warrants. • No matter how much you
Arizona State Libraryy wrong side of U.S. Highway Roof responded that while trUst your child,he or she may be tempted to try
her bachelors degree from 89• something very foolish:shoplifting.
Association. the Universit of Arizona in rme fines collected mean
University ss to the town than the And shoplifting is stealing.No ifs.ands or buts.
Ms. Carson, librarian at 1965 and her master's—also Joanne L. Phillips was What can you do to keep your child out of trouble?
Canyon Del Oro High School in education—from the U of taken to the Tucson Police salary for the officer's work Here are a few suggestions:
C y g Ain 1969. on them,it's im important to let
and a resident of the OroDepartment byOro Valleypo •Make sure he understands that
Valleyunto Club is P Dave Ewing, where drivers know that traffic shoplifting is a serious crime.And
Country Officer laws here will be enforced.
punishable as such.
running for state secretary She lives at 28 W. Oro she was given a breathalyzer "A lot of people take the •Explain to him that shoplifting .
of her professional organiza- Place. . test,said police Lt.Frederic ' .can ruin his chances for a good job.
Roof. attitude, 'They're notgoung
to get me,' Roof said,"This College.And credit.
(1 means we have to spend a lot •Have a good idea
) LOOKING TO Local police were alerted of time and a lot of thepolice how much money your
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BUY,SELL, to the hazardous driving by achild has and how far
SIZE ;
number of citizens band
radio owners, "who were budget on collecting it should go.
•
RENT HIRE,
Wail 7
warrants.
calling in frantically for Roof predicted that the 45 4"Don't accept I traded with
Mary as an explanation for new
clothes.
SOPtry help,"Roof said. warrants currently out- • If your daughter carries a
2243 EAST
large purse.but only when she is
shopping—ask her why.
BROADWAYWant Ads MEET SOUTHERN ARIZONA'S MOST
•Know your child's friends
TUCSON,ARIZ. THRIVING RETIREMENT COMMUNITY —and encourage him to resist
- going along' with something
he knows is wrong_
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A celebration to remember
Bonnie Wight,foreground,and Marjorie Kriegh prepare and serve cookies Lois Lamberson,left,takes the honor as mayor to many of those residents who fought for the town's
and fudge for Oro Valley's third birthday party held April 28 at Canyon del cut the town's birthday cake,in celebration of Oro incorporation three years ago. Councilman Steve
Oro High School's faculty lounge.A large number of Oro Valley residents Valley's third year as an independent and Engle, right, also celebrated his own birthday
showed up to take part in the town meeting. incorporated town. The party was attended by April 28.
MAYOR TELLS MEETING AUDIENCE .
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Lois Lamberson, the third sure you are aware,an office code for us and reminds us of means we're not set in our benefit of the residents of living as far as furnishings
mayor to serve aro Valley in is the hub of all the town's cross references or amend- ways. We do not do things Oro Valley.This has led to a and visihle trappings are
its brief history,marked the activities. It's our communi- ments. because that's the way minimal town standard of concerned.
town's third anniversary cations center, the store- In fact, among the five of they've always been done.
rich a:speech she presented house of town records, the us, he is is probably the best-::We can simplify if we find our
- k;rat the town council meeting place to go for building nit-picker of the technical system too bulky.We can be
April 28. Her talk covers a permits, the information language we sometimes have innovative.
number ofbasicpoints about center, the main locale for to deal with in all areas. )
For"example, a s pie of
making'the to ��_
the towns operation, which- g' _ As mayor, I have- my ye o it wast. r of a
some local residents — Steve is the guiding hand fingers a little bit in all the budget committee to figure
especially those not among in organizing the office, and pies—but my main respon- out how much specific -•
the many who-, helped if you drop by you will see not sibility is budget.I'm the one budget items cost.Our main
establish the town — may only his organizational hand, who submits the financial concern was spreading our
not be aware of.Most of that but some of his carpentry reports to the council each funds to cover automatic and •• '
speech is reprinted below: handywork as well. month, and I watch the previously committed
* • * Lauren Rhude's specialty income and outgo trends to expenses. :;.
is the law enforcement area make sure we're adhering to We now have a back= - '`.
Before going on to the next — police department, our plans and living within ground on specific costs,but
item on the agenda,I want to courts, etc. He deals with our means. we are working toward a -
touch a bit on how the such things,as the level of The council as a whole has- better budget format that .
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government of Oro Valley police, service, long-range one problem that might also will be easily understandable X' .
works,some of the activities planning, police department be considered Our best asset. and descriptive of alternate
of the past year,and coming budget recommendations. Being a new town,we do not projects and levels of ,
up next. We are experiencing an have a backlog of examples of service. :.
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increase in buildingactivity, how somethingwas done " )
We are a general law y We are entering an era >•
as is all of northern Pima before where we do have alterna- y` y
town, which means that tX .' :
state statutes define certain County.Al Carey works with Each project in each tives, and.it is during the ,
the maze of regulations department has been a new budget process that ., h
things we shall do, and Which translates the building :�.
certain things we may do. experience. We have the priorities are identified and
codes into completed safe statutes defining the laws, alternatives selected, nf< p
But the statutes are not so buildings. He handles the `�•� }`'
specific on many of the"how and we have great refer- Your opinions are strongly 4 .�:_. _ <:
staffing of the Building ences from the League of needed.I urgeyou to attend :.,s,2‘.:',,,i `-
to" do's; consequently we g 4 ` ,-
have a lot of flexibilityDepartment and keeps tabs Arizona Cities and Towns, council meetings the next ""---'4.:''' - b
on procedures. but each activityrepresents three months as moneyand
getting from here to there, P
and it's that flexibility that Eldon Hanes is our hours of study and consider- services are discussed -and ,
accounts for the fact that no planning and zoning contact ation on what will be,for our coordinated.
two towns are alike -- each man. He is the councilman town, the best way. Our goal is to utilize the
has different problems and who translates the zoning However, being new also revenues to the utmost
methods of solving those t �s , 5'. •
problems.
We use the commissioner Where the grin gets grinnier.The Old Adobe,for
form of council organization -�
SAGUARO more than 40 years,has been a quaint little place
— frequently used in towns r-
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for lunch and dinner in downtown Tucson. The
too small torequire a full- /� • DINNER THEATRE food is excellent,the service good,and the prices
time administrative staff. b,.; reasonable. Did you know this?
Under this form each council- , :
749 W. Miracle Mile 623-9456
man has responsibility for a PRE SEN I 'm PS.The drinks are excellent.
particular administrative •1 THE UPROARIOUS COME O .r- -—=.:
function. -s 1, . 'ett -
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He handles the day-to-day �g,� � g� _ �
questions that arise, chases 1 9 - ,:
down information for the '1�` - 1 [
other councilmen, and ,,:,/ 71,7017,6"11
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This does not allow us to1 Q F F with this
ignore each other's specialty Ci d
—when decisions are made, , p L The Old Adibe
the whole council must be
knowledgable, and shares FINE GOURMET BUFFET DINNER
Patio Restaurantthe res onsibilit for PclicY
and legislative actions. WED. THRU SAT. 6.15 P.M. SUNDAY MATINEE 3.45 P.M.
I'd like to identify our GROUPS.INQUIRE ABOUT FREE FOR RESERVATIONS 40 W.Broadway Downtown
council specialties: Steve TRANSPORTATION TO AND FROM • AND INFORMATION Plenty of Parking
THEATRE ON DOUBLE-DECKER BUS. CALL 623-9456 882-9411 Closed
Engle, the vice-mayor, is in Sundays
• .cli ge,4f• gt office:,•As54 n - -
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"Steve"Engle is currently a part owner of three weeks, Engle said. , � • -,7: -,*:..;..-•.- ;. W �� ' `�
the land where LEDCO, Inc., will soon He and his wife (" "), ,. 3,r Y -,...(1-',..,:!:T!--',..--; = '_ ^
Catherine Cotsy � . .L �,-
work on a 15-home subdivision here. • : °
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start o along with Gretchen Madison are listed on +�v�!3�T,
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Anytown resident who persued the Pima County records as owners of the .:> s ` :.fir..\� ,• . .. .,, =
p •ublic files on LEDCO's rezoning proposal 20-acre lot on Valle del Oro Road, where a`- , ° r µ-.K' .`:h .' j,
—the second one approved in Oro Valley's LEDCO will sell improved lots for ;-„,-,.:•,4&:-7,?••;-,..<„,:'.
a, ..PP Pindividuals to build on. The subdivision is - \� `three year history — would know that.
known as Valor°Estates. z` h } 5 2 Y `C � •4 -
since no one but a LEDCO .' ' r
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representative spoke on the rezoning at , Members of the Planning and Zoning •: 1.! ''
it appears Commission and Town Council contacted '°� � t `�
either of two public hearings, ppe -:''',-,.,3. .,,
unlikely that anyone in the town —except couldn't remember whether Engle was • �..c
its officials — is aware of Engle's named as an owner of the land during rs
involvement, public discussions. • ,-
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The councilman, elected last April, Minutes of the town council meetings `` �
abstained from voting on the proposal by where the topic was discussed don't list ,
LEDCO (Land Equipment and Develop- Engle's name. '
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ment Co.) when it was passed 4-0 bythe
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the land to UDC() — a Pima County was an owner,"said ZoningAdministrator Close road save course.
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company incorporated by Oro Valley Dorothy Montgomery.
resident Robert Daly, his wife Dorothy, That the ten town officials and Mrs. The town council has discussed whether to close this section of Golf View Drive as it
and a couple listing a mailing address in Montgomery knew-of Engle's involvement meets the western border of the town, to prevent a nearby resident from using it.
Saudi Arabia. in the subdivision was echoed l y Mayor Councilman E.S."Steve"Engle reported at the April 28 council meeting that the man is
Lois Lamberson, commission •member damaging the area of the Oro Valley Country Club golf course that lies beyond this
CoCouncilon Aging Gerald Korte and Engle himself. intersection,by driving his truck over it.Engle said the country club may erect a fence
"I have never spoken out at meetings or here if the council moves to close the road.
oenix• • entered into any discussion of it," Engle
ans tsaid.
2 coo students win journalism awards April IS
The Pima Council on Aging is s n- But at the April 28 Town Council study •
session, Engle did seek clarification on Two Canyon del Oro High placing in the nation-wide Gold Medalist Mike Bruner
Sorin a tripto the State Capitol in • • which' Francisco Cable
this onth as part of a special
some points in a list of 11 conditions that School journalism students contest, was the and San F anc co Ca a Car
Phoenix' ' i 'vanMay 19 a the had been placed on the LEDCO rezoning won honorable mention largest writing competition matron Rita Klussman as
Senior Citizens observance y certificates at the April 15 ever held by the association. well as leaders in the field of
• � proposal.
capitol mall.,. Journalism Education Two thousand four scholastic journalism.
Gov.Raul Castro has agreed to address Most of the conversation on those items
1 a.m. was by Councilman A.Lauren Rhude,who Association contest in San hundred students from all Panel discussions,analysis
the.l g�thermg at one point favored deleting two of them. Francisco, Calif. parts of the country attended of common problems and
The Pima Council said in its newsletter Engle didn't push for deleting the Fritz Newhauser•won in the, three-day annual workshops rounded out the
to members, "You will also have an.op- conditions — which related to soils editorial writing while Burt National Scholastic Press activities of the convention.
represity to visit with your (legislative) stability and sewers — but merely King was a winner in the Association convention and The 108 southwest
representatives. .Arrangements can be questioned whether theywere repetitious. general photograph section 725 entered the two-hour Arizona students and 10
made through their offices. P P Town Engineer James Kriegh'replied for newsp a ers. wnteoffs. sponsors also toured Disney-
interested in The Council asked that Senior Citizens that he thought one bf thendid repeat the CDO was the only high Speakers at the con- land,Hearst's Castle and Sea
contact the P - trip4419. prows' ions of an earlier condition, and it school with two students ference included Olympic World during their trip.
s s Tucson office,624on the May 1-
was deleted. ,
Mrs. Montgomery MAt Kriegh's suggestion,though,another
condition — which would haveven .
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enforcement responsibility to the townTravelworlds
to resign Aug. 15 building inspector and removed it from the record — was retained. <uncompromising
[Continued from Page 1] LEDCO's Daly said work on the Valoro
has been tracking down background Estates subdivision will begin after his
information on a variety of business as company meets all the council's conditions.
council member and zoning administrator He declined to elaborate over the phone
—"which we've needed to know and didn't Sunday.
know." The LEDCO rezoning is the second to be SOUTH PACIFIC
Mrs.Montgomery said she has suggest- approved in the town since August —
ed to town-officials that it will be difficult to despite a planning and zoning report that
find someone to replace her"as long as the claims Oro Valley has enough identically- Visiting:Tahiti, Fiji, New Zealand what you want when you want it.
(zoning administrator's) salary is kept as zoned land (CR-1, one home per acre) to and Australia, Papua, New Guinea Also, special dining occasions
is." last it 15 years. and British Solomon Islands. where you can savor local cuisine
Asked whether she would like to see the Mayor Lois Lamberson said she cast her Deluxe Tours: Six different all- ...it's a l l included in one price.
post designated a paid one, she replied, vote in favor of both rezoning proposals for inclusive tours, fully-escorted by Special Features:Travelworld's
"The idea has been brought up." two reasons: congenial and experienced tour 32 years of travel planning assures
She has beenaid only for expenses in —No opposition was voiced to either of managers. Over 75 departures, you of all the must things to do
P PP from 17 to 36 days,for your and see, including many of the
her 12 months as zoning administrator. the rezoning proposals.
That moneyhas one maim for"bus fare, — LEDCOland nor the convenience and planning. little known, but long remembered
g Y Neither the Hotels: To insure your experiences that make Travelworld
postage, xeroxes, keeping mei in type- other piece(which is adjacent to LEDCO's) satisfaction, only the finest hotels tours the ultimate in travel.
writer ribbons and liquid paper, she said. are located within the subdivisions where are reserved for your comfort. Descend in an underwater
Mrs.Montgomery and her husband Earl CR-1 is forbidden under the town's current Fantastic beachside island resorts observatory, view Tahitian dancing
have lived in what is now Oro Valley since area plan. like the Bali Hai on Moorea and and watch the natives perform the
1971, she said. (Those subdivisions are Linda Vista the Hermitage looking out to the ritual of firewalking.
She received her bachelor's degree in a Citrus Tracts, Linda Vista II and Campo majestic snow capped Mt. Cook in Compare: Feature by feature,
double major — math and history — as Bello Estates. The two tracts`-that have New Zealand. you'll be convinced of the value in
well as a master's in math from the Sul been rezoned are seen by town officials as - Dining: A La Carte throughout, traveling with Travelworld, "where
Ross State University in Alpine, Texas, part of the Oro Valley Country Club breakfast, lunch and dinner every _-.. your enjoyment means a world to
she said. Estates—which is currently zoned CR-1). day from any of the exquisite us:'
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newspapers, and that is the TEC, Incorporated is Canyon del Oro Sophomore Ross Ziegler bounds over the tournament,10 other CDO tracksters did.The nine boys
real reason we want news- presently the second Tucson- six foot mark in the high jump during the AA track and one girl who will go to Phoenix for the tournament
papers to be free.” based firm listed on the divisionals in San Manuel Saturday.Although Ross didn't helped the track team finish second in the divisionals — a
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recommend any changes in the original entire plan, based on a survey of area For Rates Call
plan before seeking that public comment. residents conducted in March, which
The town is already operating under an showed that most here would prefer to
area plan — one regarding land use only. - maintain their present lifestyle, and the 624-3745 884-9880
• That was adopted last summer, and its character of the town.
main provision sets SR zoning (one house Among the policies they suggest the
per four acres)as the maximum density for town adopt are:
the Linda Vista Citrus Tracts,Linda Vista
II and Campo Bello subdivisions. — discourage through traffic in the .
s interior
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. The students' proposed plan, however, town _
would include Linda Vista II in the — protect air quality by reducing
residential reserve area, allowing for sources of air pollution (such as cars)
denser than SR zoning there in the future, Olson's '77
—minimize the number of access points
if enough homes are demanded in the town.
to the Tucson-Florence Highway (a
The students were paid$146 for supplies
pal th.a . nflica pas.t town
during their three months of work,$131 of pro (?st cots with
decision to omist access tthe highway on eo e igway
which was approved by the town council at Et j
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from a subdivision proposed by developer
its April 28 meeting.
Joseph Timan — located near the Oro .
Without the UA's help, the study Valley Country Club)
couldn't have been done, Mrs.
Montgomery said, because the cost for — encourage retention of desert
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professional work would have run far vegetation in new developments,as well as Irish Rhapsody
higher than $146. existing areas
The UA and the students have even —improve police and fire protection. 15 Days of Joy
absorbed some supply costs themselves.
Planning students have drawn up area VISITING:Shannon,Galway, HOTELS:Strictly First Class and
plans such as those in a number of other Connemara,Aran Islands,Westport, deluxe rooms with private baths.
areas throughout the state in the past,said
Notice Achill Island, Bundoran,Donegal,
MEALS: Breakfast,lunch and
Lay Gibson,a professor of Geography and Dublin, Boyne Valley,Waterford, dinner every day,including 3 special
Area Development at the UA. Cork,Killarney,Ring of Kerry and dining events.
The goal of their word in Oro Valley,as Fast service 'is ' Limerick.
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manner consistent with community Orb Valley Killarney—Medieval banquet in but long remembered,experiences
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