Public Notice Summary

Published on April 3, 2002

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• Petition by Codie Jess Ledford for a change of name.
  
  

• Notice of Trustee’s Sale July 18, at 10:00 a.m. in the Ketchum office of Amerititle of property described as 655 Deer Creek Rd., Blaine Co.
  
  

• Notice of deadline for filing declarations of candidacy for the Annual Trustee Election for Zones 2 and 5 of Blaine Co. School District No. 61.
  
  

• Advertisement for Sealed Bids for the construction of the 2002 Warm Springs Road Landscape Improvements, Saddle Rd. to East Canyon Run Blvd., City of Ketchum.
  
  

• Notice of Trustee’s Sale July 24 at 10:15 a.m. in the Ketchum office of First American Title Co. of property described as 710 Cedar Street, Bellevue.
  
  

• Notice of public hearing before the Sun Valley Planning and Zoning Commission on an application for a conditional use permit regarding Lot 36, Sagecreek Subdivision., Sun Valley, described as 117 Firedweed Rd.
  
  

• Request by the Sun Valley Water and Sewer District for proposals for engineering services for the design and construction of improvements to the Ketchum/Sun valley Wastwater Treatment Facility.
  
  

• Notice of regular meeting of Blaine County Board of Commissioners Mon., April 22, at 9:00 a.m. in the Old County courthouse; at 1:30 p.m. consideration of Griffin View Townhouse Subdivision application by Carrie Monschke and Caren Forsyth affecting property described as 161 Camas Lane and 481 Yarrow Lane in Hulen Meadows Subdivision No. 7.
  
  

• Notice of public hearing before the Ketchum Planning and Zoning Commission Mon., April 22, at 5:30 p.m. in Ketchum City Hall on repealing Zoning Code Title 17, Chap. 17.112, Apartment Housing Overlay District.

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