Is The Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah being evicted and demolished to make way for a new parking lot at the nearby Ogden Dinosaur Park? City leaders say that’s not necessarily the case.
The Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah is set to be evicted in September from its city-owned space.
“We received a notice out of the blue — we had no idea it was coming — to vacate the premises within 180 days,” Marthaler, the WRCNU’s executive director, told The Salt Lake Tribune. “So we have until Sept. 6 to be out.” “We are as interested in the ongoing success of the refuge center and will work with them however possible while working through this transition period,” the statement said.
A beaver gets a syringe of nutrient rich food from executive director DaLyn Marthaler to supplement its diet of aspen, willow, sweet potatoes and carrots in this file photo from April 4, 2013. The last three beavers to arrive at the rehab center are worse off for spending more time in the diesel-laden waters of Willard Bay. In March 2014, Utah officials approved a $5.
In its statement, Ogden City said the deal with WRCNU back in 2010 was temporary, saying the deal was “meant to give them a space to operate while they sought out a permanent location.
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