UTSV23613-A Kanarraville (Utah), Subject files, 1933-ongoing Finding aid written in English UTAH STATE ARCHIVES AND RECORDS SERVICESeries 23613 KANARRAVILLE (UTAH)

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SUBJECT FILES1933-ongoing

A separate agency history is available.

DESCRIPTION: The Kanarraville municipal government kept important documents in a subject file. These documents include copies of city ordinances and resolutions, correspondence, reports, bonds, affidavits, agreements, petitions, burial transit permits, the general plan, and other miscellaneous documents. Kanarraville subject files contain the following topics: building lots, cemetery, Cobblecrest Park, Enterprise Cable, emergency 911, fire department, Kanarraville town corporation, garbage, general plan, group homes, maps, mobile home parks, Mountain Fuel, public health, public records, release and covenant not to sue, resolutions, size lots, streets parking, subdivisions, Utah liability vehicles, water, water well, and Utah Power and Light Company.

ARRANGEMENT: The documents in this series are filed by topic and topics are arranged alphabetically.

RESEARCH NOTE: Each section begins with a subject divider except the divider for cemetery is near the end instead of the beginning and there is no divider for mobile home parks.

RELATED RECORDS: GENERAL PLAN, series 23616, contains another copy of Kanarraville's general plan. Information about the formulation of the general plan, as well as additional information on all topics can be found in TOWN BOARD MINUTES, series 23612. CODIFIED ORDINANCES, series 23781, contain the published ordinances passed by the town board.

PROCESSING NOTE: Kanarraville subject files were microfilmed at Southern Utah University under the direction of Utah State Archives in July 2001 and processed by Rosemary Cundiff in September 2001.

PREFERRED CITATION: Cite the Utah State Archives and Records Service, the creating agency name, the series title, and the series number.

GAPS: Two documents in this series are dated 1933 and 1953 and a few others are dated in the 1970s. The majority of documents are dated in the 1980s and 1990s.