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ALL EDITIONS C6 The Arizona Republic Monday, February 29, 1988 Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice Average age of CEOs waning again in roller-coaster cycle Jennings recalls that in the 1960s, when he was well into a career of advising corporations about their own behavior, he had little difficulty in selling the idea that a chief executive was good for five years. The notion then, he explains, was to seek optimum power from the executive staff. Get them at their peak, utilize them and get another. Companies were growing. "You didn't want to block the movement of cream to the top," he says.

There was a strong belief in the system, in "this is the way we do things at this company." Executives were there to manage within the system, not necessarily to lead. Eventually, that attitude changed, and the age pattern rose. This was accompanied by a feeling that a good chairman was hard to find, and so you kept him or her for 10 to 15 years. The feeling developed that if age plugged up the movement of cream to the top, then so be it. "Those who left because the plug was stuck in the neck of the bottle were felt to detract less from the organization than the continued contribution of a well-seasoned chief," Jennings says.

The new bimodality began showing up as early as 1982, and Jennings says, probably indicates less belief in the system's strength. In fact, there is a suspicion that the whole system is probably faulty and needs changing. This spit, Jennings says, suggests the feeling has developed in some corporations that people are needed at the helm who aren't so enamored with the system that they wouldn't dare to change it. "If my speculation is correct," Jennings says, "we have two or three years during which corporate systems will continue to be rebuilt" by younger chief executive officers. Continued from page CI 1980-1984, and in each instance led to changes in the pattern.

When the age level fell to 50. 1 years in the earlier period, it hardly represented uniformity. Instead, 33 percent of the appointments were below age 47 and 35 percent were above 52 years. That bimodality, Jennings says, was a turning point. Thereafter, the average age of appointment began rising again, reaching a top in 1980-1984.

But then that old bimodality came into play again. In the latter period, the split found by Jennings was made up of 36 percent below age 50 and 37 percent above age 55. And just as the split in the 1960s led to a change in direction of the age pattern, this one did also. After the latest split, the average age fell sharply in the 1985-1987 period to 54.6 years. And, Jennings speculates, it should continue falling yight into the 1990s.

State may need a second Continued from page Cl "numbers. I "We're even looking at releasing some of our test numbers," Evers said. I'We are close enough to capacity to make this request, and it takes two years to implement a new area code." Evers said BcllCore carefully re-Views such requests because there are fewer than 10 area codes left to give put from the original list of numbers alloted for area codes. Area codes and three-digit prefixes have not been interchangeable, except in heavily populated locations in the East, where growth has forced the changes. That means 602, Arizona's are.a code, cannot be used as a prefix anywhere in North America.

interchangeable dialing, however, is expected to become a nationwide reality by the mid-1990s and would open up thousands of new number combinations for Arizona. Evers said Arizona can't wait that long. hearing help for If you hear, but don't always understand the words, Miracle-Ear INVOICE NO. 04288 NOTICE OF INTENT TO (ISSUE) (A) WASTEWATER REUSE PERMIT Pursuant lo Arizona Compilation ol Rules and Regulations, Title 9, Chester 20, Article 4, Ihe Director ot tne Arizona uepartment ot tnvtron-mental Quality intends to issue a Wastewater Reuse Permit(s) to tne following appiicant(s) subieel to certain special and general conditions. Public Notice No.

14-88AZ Boulders Joint Venture 1 1405 N.Talum Blvd. Phoenix, AZ 85028 Wastewater Reuse Permit No. R-0082-07 On or about February 29. 1988 The Boulders Carefree Wastewater Reclamation Facilities and the Boulders East Wastewater Treatment Plant will produce tertiary treated effluent initially al 0.S MGD lo be distributed to 125 acres and increase ultimately to 1.S MGO on 200 acres of open access landscaped areas. Excess effluent will be released lo Ihe municipal sewer system.

Depth to groundwater varies from 500 feel lo 950 feet in this area. All storage ponds are lined and no groundwater Injection wilt be permllled. Treated effluent will be used for fire protection. A system ot separate tire protection distribution lines and fire hydrants are color coded and labeled for reuse. All open access landscaped areas shall be irrigated by best reuse management practfve spray irrigations methods as outlined in the facility tile.

Conditions set lorlh within Ihe permit are designed to prevent contamination of the groundwater through the requirement of lined ponds and correct irrigation practices. The permit will protect surface water through runoff minimization. The permit and related material are available for public review Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ), Water Permits unit, 2005 Norm central Avenue, rnoemx, Arizona 85004.

Persons may submit comments or request a public hearing on the proposed action, in writing, lo ADEQ at the above address wllhln thirty (30) days from Ihe dale of this notice. Public hearing requests must include Ihe reason for such request. Published: Arizona Republic, February 29, March mt. INVOICE NOTICE OF INTENT TO (ISSUE) (A) WASTEWATER REUSE PERMIT Pursuant lo Arizona Compilation of Rules and Regulations, Title 9, Chapter 20, Article 4, the Direclor ol Ihe Arizona Department ol Environmental Quality intends lo issue a Wastewater Reuse Permit(s) lo the following applicanl(s), subject to certain special and general conditions. Public Notice No.

16-88AZ Motorola Inc. Government Electronics Group 2501 S. Price Road Chandler, Arizona 85248-2899 Wastewater Reuse Permit No. -0084-07 On or about February 29, 1988 The Motorola on-site Wastewater Treatment Plant at Ihe Chandler Price Campus, 2501 South Price Road, Chandler. Arizona 85248-2899, in Maricopa County received tertiary treated and chlorinated effluent from the ChandlerOcolillo Wastewater Treatment Plant al Ihe on-site lined effluent storage pond.

The effluent then undergoes further treatment by sand filtration and aeration. Five MGD of re-treated effluent will be permitted to sprav-irrigate 160 acres of open and restricted access landscaped areas, lo be used In cooling lowers, lo be used in plant-site toilet flushing and for incidental human contact. No excess discharge Is permllled under this reuse permit. All unused effluent remaining after use in cooling lowers and toilets will be rerouted to Ihe sanitary sewer system. Irrigation and industrial reuse will be distributed in accordance wilh best management reuse practices.

Conditions set forth within Ihe permit are designed lo prevent contamination of groundwater through the requirement ol lined ponds and correct Irrigation practices. The permit will protect surface water through runolf minimization. The permit and related material are available for public review Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. lo 5:00 p.m. at the Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ), Waler Permits Unit, 2005 North Central Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona 85004.

Persons may submit comments or request a public hearing on the proposed action, in writing, to ADEQ at the above address within thirty (30) days from Ihe date of this notice. Public hearing requests must include Ihe reason for such request. Published: Arizona Republic. February 29. March 1,2,3, 1988.

INVOICE NO. 04292 PUBLIC NOTICE This is to notify all interested parlies lhat the private non-profit organizations listed below have submitted applications for capital assistance from the Urban Mass Transportation Administration (UMTA) Section 16(b)(2) program lo purchase vehicles. Vechiles lunded under Section 16(b)(2) are used lo transport elderly and handicapped persons at no charge. Anyone wishing to comment on these applications should do so within 30 days, to 16(b)(2) Planner, Maricopa Association of Governments, 1820 West Washington, Phoenix, Arizona 85007. Any public or private Iransitparalransll operator wishing to provide an equivalent service to lhat proposed above should submit to the above named agency within 30 days a written proposal detailing the service that operator would provide.

Applications have been received from the following: Alpha Omega Associates, 1016 North 32nd Street, Phoenix, Arizona 85008 Jane Wayland Center, 2613 West Campbell Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona 85017 American Red Cross; 1510 East Flower, P.O. Box 17090, Phoenix, Arizona 85011 Jewish Community Center; 1718 West Maryland Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona 85015 Arizona Integrated Residential and Educational Services, 3710 South Park Avenue, Sle. 705, Tucson, Arizona 85713 Mesa Association for Retarded Citizens dba MARC Center; 924 North Country Club Drive, Mesa, Arizona 85201-9990 Arizona Training and Evaluation Center, Inc. (AZTEC); 2205 East University Drive, Phoenix, Arizona 85034 New Casa De Amlgas; 303 West Portland, Phoenix, Arizona 85003 Association for Retarded Citizens of Tempe; 715 W. Fifth Streel, Tempe, Arizona 85781 Tempe Center for the Handicapped; 1822 West Third Street, Tempe, Arizona 85281 Belhphago Community Services, 11128 John Gait Boulevard, Ste.

500, Omaha, Nebraska 68137 The Salvation Army, Southwest Divisional Headquarters; 2707 East Van Buren Street, P.O. Box 13307, Phoenix, Arizona 85002 Chandler Gilbert Association for Retarded Citizens; 3356 N. San Marcos "103, Chandler, Arizona 85224 United Cerebral Palsy Association of Central Arizona, 7337 North 19th Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona 85021 East Valley Alcoholism Council, Inc. (EVAC); 422 West 10th Street, Mesa, Arizona 85701 Valley of Ihe Sun School; 3115 W. McDowell, P.O.

Box 6029, Phoenix, Arizona 85005 Foundation for Senior Living; 3507 N. Central Avenue, Suite 500, Phoenix, Arizona 85012 Weslside Mental Health Services, 5022 North 54th Avenue, Ste. 4, Glendale, Arizona 85301 Published: Arizona Republic, February 29, 1988. INVOICE NO. 04285 NOTICE OF LIQUIDATION ALL POLICYHOLDERS, CREDITORS.

OBLIGEES, AND CLAIMANTS HAVING BUSINESS WITH THE RELIABLE INSURANCE COMPANY An Order was entered in Ihe Court of Common Pleas. Franklin County, Ohio, Case No. 87CV-11-7072. on January 29. 1988.

aooointlno the Ohio Superintendent of Insurance as Liquidator of Reliable Insurance Company. The Liquidator was empowered, authorized and directed lo liquidate all of Ihe properly of Reliable Insurance Company pursuant lo Ohio law and under Ihe continuing jurisdiction of Ihe Court. On January 29. 1988. Ihe court entered an Order enjoining all persons who have claims against Relliable Insurance Company from instituting or continuing to prosecute any lawsuit, other than in this liquidation proceeding, which would (1) interfere with this proceeding or Ihe possession, control, title, rights, or interests of the Liquidator as provided by Sections 3903.01 to 3903.99, inclusive, ol Ihe Ohio Revised Code or (2) tend to give rise to waste ol assets, a preference, judgment, attachment, lien or the making of a lew against Reliable Insurance Company or Ms property or assets subiect to the possession or control of the Liquidator.

A hearing will be held by Ihe Court in this matter on March 4, 1988 at 9:00 a.m. and will be continued al 9:00 a.m. on each successive Friday (except holidays) and at other limes pursuant lo further orders of the court. Any policyholder, creditor, obligee or other claimant having business wilh Reliable Insurance Company or the Liquidator may appear and be heard at such hearing. Information regarding each session of such hearing will be available from Ihe Clerk of Ihe Court (Phone: 614-462-3621) prior to such teuton No further notice of this hearing will be given.

Copies ol materials filed with the Court will be available for inspection and copying bv any person having a claim, al his own expense, at the Ohio Department of Insurance. Liquidator's Office, Reliable Insurance Company, 1366 Dublin Koad, second Floor, loiumous, Ohio 43215 All insurance policies and similar obligations or contracts of Ihe Relable Insurance Company were cancelled by order of Ihe Court as of 12:01 a.m., February 29, 1988, except those policies which expired, or were cancelled by the Insured before such date, remain expired or cancelled as of such earlier date. An Order ol Ihe Court entered on January 29. 1988. provides thai all persons having claims against the assets ot Reliable Insurance Company musl present such claims to Ihe Liquidator at the below address on or before January 29, 1989.

Those persons presenting claims lo Ihe Liquidator after such date may receive no distribution or a distribution less than Ihev would have otherwise received. Any and all outstanding claims, Including those presented to Reliable Insurance Company, prior to its having been placed in liquidation, must be submitted to the Liquidator on Proof ol Claims forms approved by Ihe Liquidator. Requests lor forms for filing claims and for Inquiries regarding the liquidation should be addressed lo: Ohio Department of insurance Liquidator's Office 1366 Dublin Road Second Floor Columbus, OH 43215 (614) 487-9200 Published; Arizona Republic, Febiuarv 29, March 7,14, 1968. INVOKE NO. 04290 NOTICE OF INTENT TO (ISSUE )( A GROUNDWATER QUALITY PROTECTION PERMIT(S) Pursuant to Arizona Compilation of Rules and Regulations, Tllie 9, Chapter 20, Article 2, the Direclor ol Ihe Arizona Department of Environmental Quality intends to issue a Groundwater Quality Protection Permll(s) lo Ihe following applicant(s), subieel to certain special and general conditions.

Public Notice No. 13-88AZGW Vulture Mine A.F. Budge Mining Ltd. 7340 E. Shoeman Lane.

Suite 111 B-E Scoltsdale, Arizona 85251-3335 Groundwater Quality Protection Permit No. G-0O90-O7 On or about February 29, 1988 The permittee shall be authorized lo operate a nondischarge hvdrometallurgical precious metal recovery facility utilizing the cyanide heap leaching method. The facility is located approximately 12 miles southwest of Wickenburg, Arizona (T6N, R6W, Sec 36 SE 14) at the existing Vulture Mine site. The Groundwater Quality Protection Permit shall regulate the containment of Ihe cyanide leach solution to be used in Ihe operation of the heap leach facility. The heap pad and ponds (pregnant, barren and overflow) shall be constructed wilh a flexible membrane liner system over a prepared sub-grade lo form an Impermeable barrier between leach solution and the land surface.

The liner system lor the heap pad, pregnant and barren ponds, shall have a leak detectioncollection ITtlCIM IV IIIUIIIIVI CVJ IVI Ills ui iiiivi leakage. The facility shall be required to monitor the leach solution daily in the form ol a water balance record and monitor the leak detectioncollection system weekly lor the presence of liner leakage. The facility shall be protected from runoff associated with a 100-year, 24-hour stormwater event and shall fence the processing site to provide only restricted access. Depth to groundwater at Ihe site is in excess of 400 feel from Ihe land surface. The permit and related material are available for public review Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m.

to 5:00 p.m. al the Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ), Water Permits Unit, 2005 North Central Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona 85004. Persons may submit comments or request public hearing on Ihe proposed action, In writing, lo ADEQ at Ihe above address wllhln thirty (30) days from the date of this notice. Public hearing requests must include Ihe reason for such request. Published: Arizona Republic, February 29, March 1,2,3, 1988.

INVOICE NO, 04291 SALT RIVER VALLEY WATER USERS' ASSOCIATION Maricopa County, Arizona NOTICE OF PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION Pursuant to a Resolution adopted by Ihe Council of Ihe Sail River Valley Waler Users' Association on Ihe 16th day of February, 1988. the proposed new Article XXI of Ihe Articles of Incorporation will be submitted lo the qualified shareholders of the Sail River Valley Waler Users' Association al the Regular Election lo be held on April 5, 1988. The new Arlicle XXI shall read as follows: ARTICLE XXI 1 Indemnification of Association Councllmen, Governors, Officers, Employees and Certain Olhers Section I. Subieel lo Ihe conditions and limitations set forth herein, this Association shall, lo the fullest extent permitted by law, indemnify any person who is, or may be in the future, a defendant or respondent, or threatened to be a defendant or respondent, to any threatened, pending or completed action, suit or proceeding, whether civil, criminal, adrnlnslrallve or investigative, by reason of the fad lhat he is or was (a) acting in his capacity as a member of Ihe Council (hereinafter sometimes referred lo as a member of Ihe Board of Governors (hereinafter sometimes referred fo as a officer, or In a management or supervisory position within Ihe Association, or (b) serving at the request of the Association as a director, officer, employee or agent ol another corporation, partnership, iolnl venture, trusl or other enterprise. Such indemnity shall be against expenses, Including attorneys' fees, and against judgments, fines or amounts paid in settlement, actually and reasonably incurred by him In connection with such action, suit or proceeding, he acted, or failed lo act, in good faith and In a manner he reasonably believed to be in and not opposed to Ihe best interests ol the Association and, wilh respect lo any criminal action or proceeding, had no reasonable cause lo believe thai his conduct was unlawful; provided, however, that as conditions precedent to Ihe obligation herein lo indemnify, the person who is or may be entitled to indemnification shall give timely written notice to Ihe President and General Manager of Ihe Association thai a claim has been 1.

-I 1 1. I- I II or is aooui io moue avamsi mm, tnoii mci iiiii hic Association lo defend him through legal counsel of lis own choosing, and shall cooperate with the Association in defending against Ihe claim; and provided further that, as to any matter disposed ol by compromise or seltlemenl by such councilman, governor, officer, employee or agent, no indemnification shall be provided for such payment or for any other expenses, unless such compromise or settlement shall be approved, in writing, by the Board of Governors, in advance, as being in the best interests of the Association. Section 2, The Indemnification provided herein to any person who has served at the request of Ihe Association as a director, officer, employee or agent ol another corporation, partnership, joint venture, trust or other enterprise, shall apply only in the event thai such person is not entitled lo indemnification by law, company by-law, article, charier or agreement (Including Insurance) ot such corporation, partnership, joint venture, trusl or other enterprise, and the obligations undertaken by this Article shall be in excess ol, and shall not contribute with, any indemnificalion or other payment provided bv such other source. Section 3. The determinations of "good "manner he reasonably believed to be in or not opposed to the best interests of the and "no reasonable cause lo believe that his conduct was and any approvals ol settlements shall be marie by a majority of the disinterested governors of Ihe Association then In office (so long as the disinterested governors constitute a quorum), after written notice to the governors that the provisions ot this Article are sought to be invoked by a potential indemnitee, and in Ihe case of a proposed settlement that it contemplates or may Involve indemnificalion ol such a person.

In Ihe absence of action by disinterested governors (including a lack of a quorum of disinterested governors), such determination shall be made by a majority of Ihe disinterested councllmen then in office (so long as the disinterested councllmen constitute a quorum), after wrlllen notice to the councllmen setting forth those matters which would be set forth in Ihe wrlllen notice lo Ihe governors, as In (his Section 3 provided. A disinterested governor or councilman is one who has not been personally named In an action or proceeding, or who does not seek lo Invoke Ihe provisions of this Article on his own behalf. Section 4. Expenses, Including attorneys' lees, Incurred In defending a civil or criminal action, suil or proceeding, may be paid bv the Association in advance of the final disposition of such action, suit or proceeding upon receipt of a written promise, by or on behalf of the councilman, governor, officer, employee or agent, to repay such amount, II II is ultimately determined that he is not entitled to be Indemnified by Ihe Association as authorized herein. The Association may, as its option, provide a defense to any such councilman, governor, officer, employee or agent.

Section S. Subiect to Ihe satisfaction of the conditions set forth in this Article, the Indemnificalion provided for herein Is Intended fo and shall extend to liability arising out ol any and all acts or omissions, including, but not limited to, Ihe Indemnitee's own negligence or intentional conduct. Section 6. In the evenl lhat Ihe Association makes a payment pursuant lo this Article. Ihe Association shall be subrogated to all of Ihe indemnitee's rights of recovery against any person or organization, except as to a source of payment previously secured by Ihe Indemnitee through the expenditure of his own funds, and the Indemnitee shall execute and deliver instruments and papers, and do whatever else is necessary lo secure such rights.

The Indemnitee shall do nothing to prejudice Ihe Association's right of subrogation. Section 7. All references In this Article to "officer" of the Association shall include officers of Ihe Board of Governors of Ihe Association, Ihe indemnification and other benefits provided by, or granted pursuant lo this Article, continue as to a person who has ceased lo be a councilman, governor, officer, employee or agent ot the Association and Inure lo Ihe benefit ol Ihe heirs, executors, administrators and other legal representatives of ihe person who Is or may be entitled lo Indemnification. Section 8. The Association may Indemnify lis other employees and agents, other than management and supervisory personnel, lo the extent as may be authorized, from time lo lime, by Ihe Association's Board ol Governors.

Section 9. Any repeal or modification of this Article shall be prospective only, and shall not adversely affect any right or claim of a person to indemnification existing at Ihe lime of such repeal or modificailon. Section 10. This Article XXI Is adopted pursuant to Article XVIII of Ihese Articles of Incorporation and Is intended to act as an election by the Association lo accept and avail Itself of, and subiect Itself lo, the provisions of Section 10-005 of Title 10, Chapter 1 of Ihe Arizona Revised Statutes, as amended, but shall not be deemed lo subieel Ihe Association lo any other provision of any law or laws enacted, or lhat may be enacted, by Congress or the Stale of Arizona, relative lo corporations and as lo which Ihe Association has not expressly elected fo subject Itself. II any portion fo Ihis Article XXI Is finally adjudicated to be Invalid, II is intended lhat such a final adiudlcation shall not render this Article XXI null and void in lis entirely, but rather Ihis Article XXI shall be given effect lo the fullest extent permitted bv Section 10-005 of Title 10, Chapter I of the Arizona Revised Statutes, as amended, and other applicable law.

The shareholders will vole "yes" or "no" on amending the Articles ol Incorporation, as they express their approval or rejection thereof. The election will be conducted as provided for in the By-Laws governing elections of Ihe Associa- BY ORDER of the Secretary, this 16th day of February, 1988. Paul D. Rice, Secretary Salt River Valley Waler Users' Association Published: Arizona Rufcublic, Phoenix GazettM February 29, March 7,6,21, 1988. INVOICE NO.

M2M PIVtSWN OF FAMILY HEALTH SERVICES Legal Notice The Arizona Department ol Health Services requesting proposals to orovlde Statewide Advo cacv tervicet lor families of chronically ill and pnyticaHV oisaoied children, specifically address-Ing medical, financial, educational and psychoso cial needs. A copy ol In Request for Proposal 924 may be obtained Irom the Arizona Department ol Health fences, contractu Administration, 1740 West Aoams, rnoenix, Arizona, turn. Telephone: 755-1044. The dealing for submitting proposals will be Friday, April 1, 1988 al 5:00 p.m. Proposals are to be submitted lo the Arizona Department ol neann services, Family Health Services, Children's Rehabiillive Services, 1740 West Adams, Room 70S.

Phoenix. Aritona. IU07. Published: Arizona Republic, February 29, marcn ino. INVOICE NO.

0424 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Notice Is hereby given thai the Governing Board of Fowler Elemenlary School District No. 45 will receive bids tor the turnisning ot everytning necessary lor and Incidental to the satisfactory construction of Sunridge Elementary School addition. Drawing and specifications will be available to bidding general contractors at the office of HNTB Architects, Engineers, 2207 East Camelback Road, Suite 400, Phoenix, AZ 85016 on or after February zv, vm. Bids shall be sealed in opaque envelope(s) bearing the name of the proiect and the bidder sng uieo wun ur jslk i.uii, Fowler Elemenlary School District No. 45, 6707 West Van Buren, Phoenix, AZ 85031 on or before 2:00 p.m.

M.S.T., March 23, 1988. Bids will be opened and read aloud al the school district office Immediately alter the above stated time ana oaie. Published: Arizona Republic, February 22,29, 1988. INVOICE NO. 04296 LEGAL NOTICE I THE EAST VALLEY BEHAVIORAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION (EVBHA) is requesting proposals from private non profit, private prom corpora' Item, nr oovernmenlal enlilv interested in provid Ino services lo residents of the Maricopa East Service Area; and qualified for funding under Ihe EVBHA system.

EVBHA Is Interested in funding programs for DRUG ABUSE, MfcNTAL HfcALIH, AU.U- rSith frtf r.irC Cut! TCOC rHul3m, uumoin. yiuLcnvt 1 1 i-1 i as well as services lo CMI's that are EARLY INTERVENTION andor TREATMENT, andor PPPVFNTION orientated. RFP packets will be available March 4, 1988, and may be obtained by contracting EVBHA at 2034 W. Southern Avenue, Mesa, AZ 85202. All proposals musl be received by EVBHA no later that 4:00 P.M.

on Wednesday, April 6, 1988. EVBHA requires four copies of all proposals submitted. All inquiries should be directed lo Keith Frankei, 834-1W4. Published: Arizona Republic, February 29, 1988. INVOICE NO.

04293 The Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System (the Administration) has determined the need to obtain the services of a qualified firmorganization lo evaluate Ihe quality of health care delivered to members residing In long term care facilities oy providers awarded contracts under the program requested by the Admlnlslra' lion. You are invited to submit your proposal lo perform a medical audit of LTC lor these provider services to Include fee-for-service in accordance with service specifications contained in Ihe Request for Proposal. A Bidders Conference will be held on April 8, 1988 at ten o'clock (10:00) am In conference room 3A on the third ttoor. To obtain full and complete particulars on the RFP and bidders conference, interested parlies snouto contact: Dale P. Swoboda, Contracts Management Supervisor AHCCCS 801 East Jefferson Street Phoenix, Arizona 85034 A02) 234-3455 Seven (7) copes ot the proposal are due at Ihe above address on or before 2:00 p.m.

on Friday, March ti, iv. Received by Date Published: Arizona Republic, February 29, 1988. INVOICE NO. 04294 NOTICE OF INTENT TO (ISSUE) (A) GROUNDWATER QUALITY PROTECTION PERMIT(S) Pursuant to Arizona Administrative Code, Title 9, Chapter 20, Article 2, Ihe Direclor of the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality has issued a Temporary Groundwater Quality Protection Permit(s) to the following applicant, subieel lo certain special and general conditions. Public Notice No.

18-88AZGW Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station Winlnrihuro. Arizona 85072 Temporary Groundwater Quality Protection Permit No. G-0077-07A Phrnru 59. 1988 The temporary permit authorizes the use of Evaporation Pond "2 al Ihe Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station while repairs are being effected lo Evaporation Pond 1. Evaporation Pond "2 wiH receive waters from two retention basins, the water reclamation planl and cooling lower blowdown waler from all three operating reactor units, as well as some waler from Pond 1 during its repair.

Evaporation Pond i is 220 acres In surface area and is lined with 80 mil thick High Density Polyelhylene (HDPE). The Temporary Groundwater Quality Protection Permit contains monitoring requirements for wastewater in the pond, and for taking groundwater samples from a number of wells constructed in a perched aquifer immediately underlying Ihe site. The depth to groundwater in tne percnea aquiter ranges from 15 lo 90 feet below Ihe land surface. The qualify of water in that aquifer Is poor and varies greatly areally. The permit is valid until repairs lo Evaporation Pond '1 are completed, but In no case shall exceed one year from the date of issuance which Is February 1 1, 1988.

The permit and supporting documents are available for public review Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the Arizona Department ol Environmental Quality, Waler Permits Unit, 2005 North Central Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona 85004 Published: Arizona Republic, February 29, March 1,2,3, 1988. INVOICE NO. 04295 LEGAL AD NOTICE OF REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS NO.

GCDD 88-1 THE ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF ECO-NOMIC SECURITY (the DEPARTMENT) hereby solicits sealed proposals from qualified individuals or organizations to provide a Commu nllv BasedFamily Support Services Demonslra- lion Project for persons with developmental disabilities living In Arizona. The proieel would Include: (a) Identification and assessment ot exist no resourcesdevelopment ot addilional re sources; (b) Outreach lo client familiesprovision of networking services lo eligible families; and (c) sett-evaluation ot protect implementation. A contract Is expected to be awarded on or about April is, 1988 tor a term not to exceed three (3) vears. A bidder's list has not been used to distribute this Request for Proposals. All interested parties musl respond in accordance with this advertisement.

To secure a copy of the official Request for Proposals (RFP GCDD 881), Including full particulars, interested parlies should call or write: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC SECURITY Governor's Council on Developmental Disabilities P.O. Box 6123, Site Code 074-Z Phoenix, Arizona 85005 Teieohone: (602) 255-4049 A pre-proposal conference will be held in conjunction with mis RFP on Wednesday, Marcn 16, 1988 al 7:00 p.m. in the Capitol Tower, 1700 W. IOmum Artftl Dkiunlv Proposals will be received al Ihe GCCD office until 2:00 P.m. (Local Time) on April 4, 1988.

Proposals received alter this date and time will not be considered except In accordance with the official Request for Proposals. The Department reserves Ihe right lo reiect any or all proposals and lo award one or more contracts in trie best interest of Ihe Department. Published: Arizona Republic, February 29, March 7, 1988. INVOICE NO. 04287 NOTICE OF INTENT TO (ISSUE) (A) WASTEWATER REUSE PERMIT Pursuant lo Arizona Compilation of Rules and Regulations, Title 9, Chapter 20, Article 4, Ihe Direclor ol Ihe Arizona Department ol Environmental Quality Intends lo issue a Wastewater Reuse Permlt(s) lo the following subieel lo certain special ana general conditions.

Public Notice No. I-88AZ City of Glendale Arrowhead Wastewater Treatment Plant 8180 W.Union Hills Drive Glendale, Arizona 85373 Wastewater Reuse Permit No. R-0040-07 February 29, 1988 The Clfy of Glendale, al Ihe Arrowhead Wastewater Treatment Plant at 8180 W. Union Hills Drive, Glendale, Arizona 85373, in Maricopa County, has a 6.74 million gallon per day wastewater treatment planl. The tertiary treated effluent will be permitted to reuse effluent for Ihe following categories, restricted access landscaping, open access landscaping, Incidental human contact, livestock watering, Industrial reuse, orchards, liber, seed, forage, pasture, fire protection and wetlands marsh.

The Paloma Corporation and Ihe Arrowhead Country Club will distribute effluent in accordance with the best reuse management practices. Waler balance calculations, lound in Ihe facility files, indicate adequate storage. No discharges less severe than a 10-year. 24-hour storm are permitted lo New River or Skunk Creek. Sludge from the waiewa-ter treatment plant shall be disposed of through Ihe mulli-clly sewage treatment plan and collection system.

The permit and related material are available for public review Monday through Friday from tM a.m. to 5:00 P.m. at the Department ot Environmental Quality (ADEQ), Waler Permits Unit, 2005 North Central Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona 85004. Persons may submit comments or request a public hearing on Ihe proposed action, In writing, lo ADEQ al Ihe above address within thirty (30) days Irom the dale of this notice. Purjf hearing requests musl Include the reasotjffor such request.

Published: Arizona Republic, February 29, No decision has been made on how the state would be divided with a new area code. Evers said there are three options: Division along the boundaries of current in-state long-distance calling areas. Giving the new code to metropolitan Phoenix and leaving 602 for the rest of the state. Or keeping 602 for the Valley and assigning the new area code to the rest of the state. The addition of an area code is further complicated by the variety of dialing patterns in Arizona.

In several small towns throughout the state, local calls are made by dialing only the last four digits of a phone number. In Phoenix, 1-plus dialing is required for making calls between designated zones. If Arizona decided to use interchangeable dialing instead of a new area code, Mountain Bell would have 1 PUBLIC NOTICE Incredibly Small Simple To Use Economical To Operate Nearly Inconspicuous Appropriate For Mild To Moderate Nerve Deafness area code to decide whether it would retain the 1-plus-the-phone-number dialing for in-state long-distance calls. "The engineers want to do away with it, but using 1-plus does denote a charge to the caller," Evers said. Whether Arizona gets a new area code or switches to interchangeable dialing, Evers said Mountain Bell hopes to establish one consistent dialing pattern or a minimum number of dialing patterns.

7 INVOICE NO. 04284 PUBLIC NOTICE REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS Community Care Network Is requesting proposals for the performance of behavioral health services to be made available in the Maricopa North service area for persons suffering from: chronic mental illness; other emotional or mental health problems; alcohol abuse; drug abuse; or who are victims of domestic violence. Copies of the Request for Proposals will be available beginning al 8:00 am, on February 24, 1988, at Community Care Network, 5333 N. 7th Street, Bldg. 2, Suite 110, Phoenix, Arizona.

Completed proposals must arrive by 5:00 p.m., April 8, 1988. Al the same address. Published: Arizona Republic, February March 2.4,6,7, 1988; Phoenix Gazelle, February 26,29, March 2,4,7, 1988. HI Ear Mesa 1017 S. Gilbert Rd.

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