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The county commission was created by legislative act (Laws of Utah 1896 ch. CXXXI) after Utah became a state. The commission governed the affairs of the county until 1986 when the residents of Cache County chose another form of county government.
The county commission was the executive and legislative body for the county. The commission supervised county agencies and personnel and created necessary districts to administer the functions of the county; controlled the finances of the county, assessed taxes, served as a board of equalization, authorized bids, and settled and allowed claims for goods and services; administered elections; oversaw the welfare of the county's inhabitants by coordinating public health, sanitation (including burials), safety (including jails and juvenile detention), recreation, and programs for the poor; supervised county agencies and personnel and created necessary districts to administer the functions of the county; licensed businesses; controlled zoning and development, including transportation systems; managed public property and buildings; and coordinated programs for livestock, crops, and natural resources in the county.
The commissioners supervised the conduct of county and district officers who handle public revenues. They also were to examine and audit their accounts. This was more broadly stated in 1909 when the commissioners were given supervisory activity, including prosecution for delinquency, over all county officers and those of county subdivisions. They could appoint certain officials, and in the case of vacancies in elective county, district, or precinct offices, could make temporary appointments. Unless otherwise specified by law, the commission was to fix and pay the salaries of county officers. The commission also was required to furnish most books and stationery for use by county officers.
The commission was to furnish seals for most county officers and the district court clerk. In 1915, the county recorder with the concurrence of the commission could record forms in pre- printed record books. The commissioners had the power to direct the sheriff to attend all their meetings to preserve order or serve notices, subpoenas, citations, etc. The commission could subpoena individuals or officials to witness in matters of public concern.
The county commissioners settled and allowed claims against the county treasury. They were to establish a salary fund and other funds as necessary to transact business and could transfer moneys between funds. They could advertise for and accept bids on a number of goods or services. They were to provide for regular publication of a financial statement for the county. In 1980, the board of county commissioners was authorized to adopt any or all of the provisions of the state procurement code.
The county can purchase and hold land and personal property as well as manage and dispose of property for county purposes. The county also can receive by donation or lease any real or personal property and has the right to exercise eminent domain. The commission could levy and collect taxes as authorized by law for general county, district, or school purposes; the legislature also periodically authorized the county to levy and collect special taxes such as the one begun in 1911 for displaying products at exhibitions. The commissioners were authorized to establish and maintain a cumulative reserve fund for major improvements beginning in 1959. They were authorized to assess sales taxes the same year. The county commission was the county board of equalization. They might remit or abate taxes of any insane, idiotic, infirm, or indigent person. The county may also borrow money and issue bonds of indebtedness within designated limits.
The commissioners created, modified, or abolished election precincts; appointed judges of election; and canvassed election returns. The number of precincts created in turn determined the number of justices of the peace and constables. The commissioners set the amount of bond for county officers. Upon petition of the citizenry, the commission might hold an election to change the county seat. Also upon petition, the board of county commissioners was to hold an election for the incorporation of cities and towns. As of 1901, upon petition, the commission also must hold an election to annex territory to another county or to have another county's territory annexed to the county. Under 1913 law, similar procedures were to be followed to create a new county out of an existing county.
The county can sue and be sued. The commissioners were to control and direct the prosecution and defense of all suits in which the county was a party. From 1899 until the law was rewritten in 1907, the commissioners specifically were required to sue those who brought livestock into the county without the proper certification. Since 1943, the county commission was empowered to study the processes and methods of county government and to present the findings to the legislature or Congress; costs were considered a proper claim on county funds.
The commission was to provide for the working of prisoners in the county jail on public projects. The county commissioners were to bring to the attention of the court any cases of incorrigible children where the parents were unable, unwilling, or negligent in controlling the child. As of 1907, the commission in counties having first and second class cities, as was the case in Cache County, could establish and maintain a detention school. By 1909 the county commission could establish detention homes or pay to send the child to facilities in another county. Similar provisions were made that year to coordinate services with a children's aid society in the case of child neglect. In 1911, detention homes were mandated for counties with first or second class cities. A 1961 law made it the duty of the county commissioners to arrange for detention facilities or services of some sort and allowed for the appointment of an advisory board.
In 1927, the commission was authorized to provide for the organization and support of a county fire department and to create fire districts in watershed areas. The power granted over watersheds was repealed in 1937 with the creation of a state fire control board. In 1951, upon petition of property holders, the county commission could hold hearings and elections and create fire protection districts; this was modified in 1965 to permit creation by ordinance as well as by election. Fire protection district commissioners were either elected or, in the case of a county-wide fire protection district, consisted of the county commissioners. After 1975, no fire protection districts could be created except as special service districts.
From 1947 the county board of commissioners could establish and administer a retirement system for county employees. Since the enactment of legislation in 1960, the county commission could establish a merit system commission to test and establish a register of peace officers from which the sheriff, with the approval of the county commission, might appoint subordinate officers. A merit system was extended in 1969 to employees other than peace officers, although it is optional in counties with less than 130 employees not covered by other merit systems.
The commissioners were to provide suitable offices for county purposes. They were to erect or repair and furnish a courthouse, jail, hospital or other such public buildings as necessary. They accepted bids and let contracts for construction. They could sell any buildings no longer required, including conducting tax sales. They were required to insure county buildings and furniture in the name of the county. Since 1981, the commission could organize a building authority to finance and construct public buildings.
The commissioners could divide the county into road, sanitary, and other districts as required. They were to lay out, maintain, control, erect, manage, or abolish and abandon public roads, ferries, and bridges. They could grant licenses and franchises for constructing, repairing or taking tolls thereon. They also could grant franchises along and over public roads. Starting in 1925, the commission was given similar authority over airplane landing fields and hangars. Since 1963, the commission might build livestock highways. A method by which the county commission could incorporate public transit districts was enacted in 1969. The commission could provide for the construction of gates across certain highways to avoid the necessity of building highway fences under 1976 law. The law in 1977 allowed the county commission to issue permits authorizing certain aircraft to land on or take off on designated county roads.
Until changes in the law in 1905, the commission could create or modify boundaries of school districts. The commission could still name the districts by resolution and create precincts within county districts for the election of school board members.
Upon petition, the commission could create drainage districts and under 1913 law, appoint a three member board of supervisors. This law went out of effect in 1975 when drainage districts were to be created as special service districts. The county is to acquire water rights, sink wells, erect reservoirs and pumps to obtain water for sprinkling roads or other county purposes. Since enacted in 1909, the commission, upon petition, could create irrigation districts after conducting the necessary elections. From 1917 until 1935, the commission was required to enact rules and regulations regarding water flow from artesian wells. Since 1921, the commission had been authorized to call for water surveys.
Under 1923 law, upon petition, the commission could create mosquito abatement districts. The law in 1933 provided details for the commission's creation of water supply, sewer, and flood control districts and the construction and maintenance of associated systems. Many particulars were altered by the legislature over the years. For example sewage law was further elaborated in 1947, providing for the creation of special improvement districts, appointing trustees, taking bids, and financing improvements. The 1947 law was repealed in 1949 and replaced by one which, among other changes, required electing trustees. In 1953 the law was substantially amended and contained provisos by which in some circumstances the county commission would serve as board of trustees and in others appoint a three member board, or upon petition, hold an election for trustees. By 1957, improvement districts could be created for streets, curb and gutter, lighting, sidewalks, etc. as well as water supply and sewers.
Also in 1957, the legislature approved the creation of special service areas to provide so- called municipal type servicesextended police and fire protection, recreation, libraries, sewage, garbage collection, health services, etc. The county commission could hold hearings, create such areas, tax or bond for such areas, and appoint all or, in some cases, part of a three-member board of trustees to oversee the service area which became a body corporate and politic. A 1969 re-write allowed the commission to constitute all of the trustees, to appoint a board, or to have trustees elected.
In 1969, improvement districts to coordinate conversion of overhead utilities to underground ones were authorized. Beginning in 1971, first and second class counties (Cache being a second class county by that time), could tax for and furnish municipal-type services including fire protection, wast and garbage collection, planning and zoning, and street lighting to unincorporated areas of the county. The 1975 "Utah Sidewalk Construction Act" encouraged construction of sidewalks and authorized the use of a portion of road funds for pedestrian safety devices developed pursuant to the rules and regulations of the state department of transportation. Revisions and recodifications of special improvement districts law in 1979 allowed county commissions to make improvements or create special improvement districts for streets, sidewalks, parking facilities, drains, lighting, landscaping, waterworks, parks, libraries, recreational facilities, etc.
Initially, the commissioners were to provide for the care and maintenance of the indigent sick or otherwise dependent poor of the county. In some cases, the commission could enforce support by relatives. The commissioners were to erect and maintain hospitals and poorhouses or otherwise provide for those same services. They appointed a county physician and officers to head the hospital and poorhouse. They also were to provide for a farm connected to the county hospital or poorhouse. They subsidized the commitment of the indigent insane to the state asylum. They could make regulations to prevent the leaving of indigent, insane, contagious, or dead persons in the county if not residents. In 1974, the county was relieved of responsibility for making medical expenditures to persons eligible under Social Security and Medicare. In 1981, the county was relieved of the responsibility for the dependent poor. The commission could continue to provide a farm in connection with county facilities, nursing care facilities, employment aid, rehabilitation programs, etc. and accept funds for the operation of such programs.
From 1903 on, the county commission could appoint one of their members as commissioner of the poor; 1911 law allowed for the appointment of a pauper clerk and one assistant to the pauper clerk as well. From 1913, the commission was to provide funds for the partial support of dependent mothers. The law from 1929 to 1947 provided for the county commission to grant monthly pensions to the elderly poor. Similarly, from 1931 to 1947, the commissioners could levy a tax to care for certain needy blind adults in the county; applications for funding were submitted to the commission and reports made by the commission to the school for the deaf and blind. The county always had paid for indigent blind at the school. In 1937, a county or district welfare board was created to coordinate all aid. This board was made into an advisory board of assistance payments administration for the state public welfare department in 1973.
The law in 1917 specified methods for the commission to establish and fund a public hospital in the county. The law was repealed in 1933, and any county hospitals which had been established under the 1917 law were since placed under the jurisdiction of the county commission rather than under an elected board of trustees.
Commissioners were to provide for the burial of the indigent dead. In 1915, the commission was given the right to purchase and lay out cemeteries and to regulate the burial of the dead, not just the indigent dead. A law passed in 1945 allowed for the creation of cemetery maintenance districts upon petition to the county commission by landowners and a subsequent election. Another law the same year required the permission of a majority of the board of county commissioners for a court justice to exhume a body. A majority also was required for the justice to be able to subpoena a physician and a chemist to perform an autopsy; the state medical examiner's office assumed full responsibility for these actions in 1975.
From 1901 to 1921 commissioners were to provide a non-pauper burial for indigent veterans. From 1917 until the law's repeal in 1923, the commission was to receive and retain lists of all those male residents eligible for military duty. Since its authorization in 1927, the commission might tax for, erect, and maintain memorials to veterans in the county.
The commissioners were to make provisions for the health of the county and to pay for the expenses incurred. Whenever a sanitary district was formed, the commission was to appoint a board of health. In 1898, these appointees became district health officers, who in conjunction with the county commission, were to constitute a board of health. A 1981 revision of the health code required county commissions to create and maintain a local health department to provide public health services, solid waste management, and water management. The local board of health which oversaw the county health department was appointed by the county commission.
Under 1905 law, the commissioners were to appoint registrars of vital statistics for two-year appointments. This was in effect until legislation in 1945 made local registrar appointments a function of the state health department.
The commission was to license all businesses within the county, outside incorporated cities, for the purposes of regulation and revenue. Businesses are defined as any enterprise for the purpose of economic gain and so includes all shows, exhibitions, and lawful games. Since 1903, the commission was further required to provide for the examination, registration, and licensing of stationary engineers. The commission was to provide for the inspection, measurement or graduation of any merchandise, manufacture, or commodity and to appoint the necessary officers. Since 1923, the commission could regulate advertising along county roads.
The commissioners were to make and enforce police, sanitary, and other laws and regulations within their area of jurisdiction as long as they did not conflict with general laws. They were to adopt rules on the storage of gunpowder or other explosives. Under 1941 law, until repealed in 1981, local defense councils could be created. Since 1977, county commissioners had been authorized to offer rewards towards law enforcement, and with the approval of county commissioners, any county officer or agency could offer rewards to the same extent.
The commissioners provided for the destruction of certain wild animals, birds, noxious weeds, and injurious insects. They taxed dogs and provided for the prevention of injuries to cattle and sheep. They could hold elections, or after 1969 create an ordinance, on the issue of fencing vs. open range and thereafter make ordinances on what constitutes a lawful fence. Until repealed in 1979, the commission was to provide each poundkeeper with a brand. Also repealed in 1979 was the 1923 law requiring the commission to levy a tax for tubercular cattle indemnities. Since 1927, the commission had been authorized to provide for the elimination of abandoned horses. The commission was to make regulations for the protection of fish and game as long as they did not conflict with state law.
As of 1903, the commission, upon application of the agricultural college, could lease the college land for an experimental farm. In 1915, the commission was authorized to fund a farm and home demonstrator from the Utah Agricultural College. Revisions of the law in 1929 allowed the county commission to fund agricultural extension work in the county through the college.
Commissioners could encourage the planting and preservation of shade and ornamental trees on public grounds. They were to appoint and pay fruit tree inspectors and deputies (until 1899 when the deputies became appointed by the inspectors) and issue certificates to commercial sprayers (until 1897 when the certification was issued by the county inspector). This was changed in 1903 when the county commission, upon petition, was to appoint a three member county horticultural board auxiliary to the state board; the county board was to appoint an inspector. The 1903 law was repealed in 1905 thus abolishing the county board, but the county commission was directed to appoint a county horticultural inspector and as many deputies as necessary. Provisions for appointing a horticultural inspector were repealed in 1917 when the commission was authorized to appoint a crop pest inspector and any necessary deputies. The appointment of crop inspectors by the county was repealed in turn in 1923. Since 1935, the board of county commissioners had been permitted to establish pure sugar-beet seed districts.
As of 1897 it was the duty of the county commissioners to provide for transporting all books and records from the mining recorders to the county recorders where after receipt of a petition from at least one hundred miners, the information was to be copied with the originals returned. In 1899, the law provided for updated copies to be provided upon request of the district mining recorder to the county commission. By the 1930s, all such duties had passed strictly to the county recorder.
The owner of land in the county may layout and plat that land into lots, streets, etc. but was required to obtain the approval of the county commission prior to recording those plats. A major addition to the law in 1941 authorized the commission to regulate planning and zoning of unincorporated territory within the county and to adopt a master plan. The commission could appoint a planning board and had the power to approve any plans proposed by the board. The commission also might grant or deny building permits as a means of regulating zoning . The creation of a housing authority to assure decent housing for low income residents was authorized in 1969. Also since 1969, the county commission might serve as a redevelopment agency to plan and accept or borrow funds to renovate blighted areas.
Legislation in 1965 empowered the board of county commissioners to provide for the development of the county's mineral, water, manpower, industrial and other resources. A committee was to assist in promoting development and to make recommendations to the county commissioners for resource development programs. A law specifically providing for the creation, maintenance, and leasing of industrial parks was initially enacted in 1969.
Since a 1923 law, land could be acquired for playgrounds and recreation centers. Beginning in 1965, the county commission was authorized to establish, promote, and finance recreational, tourist, and convention promotion bureaus to be funded by a transient room tax. In 1967, the commission was authorized to acquire, preserve, and protect historical areas and sites . This was expanded in 1979 to provide for the acquisition, compilation, preservation, publication and dissemination of information reflecting the history and culture of the county. Beginning in 1978, the commission was authorized to levy a tax for the acquisition, construction, establishment, maintenance, and operation of a public planetarium. Beginning in 1982 the county commission could levy a tax for establishing a zoo.
The county commission consisted of three members elected from the county. Vacancies were filled by appointment until the election. The commissioners elected one of their members to be chairman. Two members constituted a quorum. The commission made and enforced its own operating rules and regulations. The county clerk was the clerk of the board of county commissioners, responsible for the records and minutes of the board and other clerical and recording duties. Meetings must be held regularly at the county seat.
The county selectmen of the Cache County Court (UTSVH00123-A) continued as a board of county commissioners until the election and qualification of their successors later in 1896. The term of office was two years until 1902 when one was to be elected for four years and two for two years with elections every two years at which one would be elected for four years and one for two years. A commissioner must have been an elector of the county and must have resided there at least one year immediately preceding the election.
Vacancies were filled by appointment by the remaining commissioners until the next election. The law in 1898 provided for the governor to fill the vacancy if the commissioners took more than thirty days to do so, or if there was not a majority remaining in office, the governor was to appoint one or two members until there was a majority. Vacancies were to be filled with members of the same political party as the person vacating the office. A 1979 re-write of the law required the county central committee of the party to provide a candidate list.
A 1972 constitutional amendment authorized selection of other forms of county government. In 1986, Cache County residents opted for an Executive and Council form of management to handle the legislative and executive functions of the county, thereby abolishing the county commission.
The county commission directly appointed numerous officials and oversaw county agencies. The commission was the Board of Equalization and either served as or oversaw a Planning Board (1953-1986). Other officials and agencies under the county commission have included election judges; merchandise and commodity inspectors; health officials, including a county physician (1896-1986) and a Health Department (1981-1986); a Welfare Board (1937-1986); a Merit Council (1960-1986); Road Supervisors (1896-1921); Fruit Tree Inspector (1896-1903); Horticultural Board (1903-1905); Horticultural Inspector (1905-1917); and a Crop Pest Inspector (1917-1923). The county has the option of creating other positions and districts.
The county commission generally approved oaths and bonds for both elected and appointed officials. In the case of most vacancies in an elected office, the county commission appointed officials until a special election or the next regularly scheduled election was held. Many county, precinct, and district officers could, with the approval of the county commission, appoint deputies.
In 1896, the commission was to appoint two of the three-member county board of teacher examiners. In 1897 these became appointed by the elected county superintendent of schools, although after 1901, those appointments were required to have the approval of the county commission. The board itself was abolished in 1905.
The county commission appointed judges of election. The commission was to appoint the necessary officers to provide for the inspection, measurement or graduation of any merchandise, manufacture, or commodity.
Starting in 1896, the commission appointed a board of health for any sanitary districts created; in 1898 these were known as district health officers. In 1981, there was a regular health department, but the commission did appoint a board to oversee the department. The commission initially appointed a county physician and later also an assistant county physician and one female office assistant. From 1905 until 1945 the commission could appoint registrars of vital statistics in each precinct except in cities of the first or second class.
As of 1903, the county commission could appoint one of their members as commissioner of the poor; 1911 law allowed for the appointment of a pauper clerk and one assistant to the pauper clerk as well. Since 1937, the county or district welfare board consisted of a county commissioner and/or appointees of the county commission.
As of 1903, the commission had the power of confirmation over a water supervisor appointed by the division superintendent (in turn appointed by the state engineer); the commission also was to pay the supervisor's wage and that of any of his assistants. A 1905 law gave the board direct appointment power of the water supervisor until its repeal in 1911. From 1915 to 1919, the commission was given the power to appoint a district water commissioner from persons recommended by the State Engineer. Under 1913 law, until the law went out of effect in 1975, the commission could appoint a three member board of supervisors for drainage districts.
Since 1923, the commission had been authorized to appoint one (or more members under certain conditions) to the trustees of mosquito abatement districts. Also since 1923, the commission could appoint a five-member recreation board if they decided to have the recreation centers and playgrounds to which they pertain. By 1953, the county commission could appoint a planning board. Since 1965 the commission could appoint a county resource development committee which was also to include one or more commissioners. Since 1969, public transit district directors were to be appointed by the county commissions and/or municipalities involved. In 1969, the five persons overseeing a housing authority were to be appointed by the commission. After 1978, the commission could appoint a board of directors to any planetarium established.
In 1947, under terms providing for the creation of special improvement districts for sewers, the commission could appoint trustees of the district. The 1947 law was repealed in 1949 and replaced by one which, among other changes, required electing trustees. In 1953 the law was substantially amended and contained provisos by which in some circumstances the county commission would serve as board of trustees and in others appoint a three member board, or upon petition, hold an election for trustees. In the case of many improvement districts, the commission might serve as, or appoint, all or part of an equalization board.
Under a 1957 law applying to special service areas the commission could appoint all or, in some cases, part, of a board of trustees. A 1969 re-write allowed the commission to constitute all of the trustees, to appoint a board, or to have trustees elected.
In 1960 the county commission began appointing a three member merit system commission for peace officers; a county employee also was appointed to act as secretary. In 1969, with the extension of a merit system to all county employees, the commission was to appoint a three member merit council.
Under 1911 law, the superintendent of detention schools were appointed by the commission from names referred to it by the juvenile court. From 1961, when the law required the county commission to arrange for detention services, the county commissioners could appoint an advisory board. Since 1965 the chairman of the county commission, with the consent of the majority of the commission, could appoint one or more responsible and discreet persons to be bail commissioners.
Until the position was abolished in 1921, the county commission appointed road supervisors. Under 1911 law, the commission, if petitioned, was to appoint the county road commissioner as ex- officio weed inspector and pay him. Commissioners were to appoint fruit tree inspectors until 1903. They could also appoint deputy fruit tree inspectors until 1899. From 1903 to 1905, the county commission was to appoint a three member county horticultural board. From 1905 to 1917, the commission was to appoint a county horticultural inspector and as many deputies as necessary. From 1917 until 1923, the county was to appoint a crop pest inspector and any necessary deputies.
Commissioners appointed a county fish and game warden who worked under the direction of the state fish and game warden, but reported his official acts regularly to the county commission. In 1907 this changed to the county commission merely approving the state's appointee, and in 1909 the county warden position as such was abolished. The commission could appoint stock detectives, but by 1917 this had become a state function. When petitioned by bee keepers, the county commission was to appoint bee inspectors.
COMPILED BY: A.C. Cone, May 1995
Cache County Executive-Council. Minutes, (Series 83779)
Cache County Commission. Minutes Indexes, (Series 6062)
Legislature. Laws of Utah, 1896-1994, (Series 83155)
Legislature. Utah Code Annotated, 1896-1994, (Series 83238)
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The interaction of timezones with unix timestamps is a bit tricky so I thought I'd clarify so that people aren't led too far astray by Greg's and Glen's comments. :)
In the POSIX standard, "unix time" does not have a specified timezone. It is universal. For most intents and purposes you can think of them as always being GMT/UTC. (And you can derive the UTC time from a "timestamp" by dividing it by 86400 and looking at the modulus.) Do not ever try to adjust a timestamp by a timezone offset (specifically, do not ever use the code at the end of Glen's note). Timezones are basically used only when "rendering" a timestamp from "unix time" into a "civil time" date/time string.
Let's take an example. PST is GMT-8, and EST is GMT-5. So when it is 3 AM in PST, it is 6 AM in EST. At that exact moment in time, the _timestamp_ is identical in both time zones. If I am sitting at my computer in PST, and you are at yours in EST, and I call you up and read you the current unix timestamp on my computer, it will match yours (assuming our clocks are both set accurately for our timezone).
So, time() always will return the same thing at the same actual moment, anywhere in the world. gmmktime() and mktime(), when given specific time parameters, convert those time parameters FROM the appropriate timezone (GMT for gmmktime(), local time for mktime()), before computing the appropriate timestamp. Again, for most intents and purposes you can imagine that mktime() first converts your input parameters to GMT and then calls gmmktime() which produces a GMT timestamp. (For the purposes of this explanation, please ignore the fact that the PHP documentation says that internally gmmktime() calls mktime().)
HOWEVER, when called with no arguments, gmmktime() uses the current GMT time, and mktime() uses the current local time. So, if you imagine the above conversion taking place where mktime() converts the (current) local time to GMT, it ends up essentially calling gmmktime() with the _current_ GMT time, just like gmmktime() does all by itself.
This is why time(), gmmktime(), and mktime() all return the same exact timestamp, _when called with no arguments_. This is why Glen saw them all produce the same thing.
Greg wrote that gmmktime() will return something different if you are not sitting in the GMT timezone, but this is only true if you have given it arguments from which to construct a timestamp.
So let's look at that situation again. Say I am in PST and it's 3 AM PST. (And therefore it is 11 AM GMT.) mktime() lets me override one field at at time, and the first argument is, conveniently, the hour field. So if I call mktime(3), I get the same answer as mktime(). Makes sense, right? I just told it to give me the timestamp corresponding to 3 AM local time. If I call gmmktime(11), I get the same answer as gmmktime(), since it is currently 11 AM GMT. mktime(3) and gmmktime(11) refer to the same exact point in time, because PST is 8 hours behind GMT. So it makes sense that mktime(3) == gmmktime(11). And sine mktime() == mktime(3) (at this moment), and gmmktime() == gmmktime(11) (at this moment), it makes sense that gmmktime() == mktime().
Now, back to Greg's note about gmmktime() being different. With identical arguments, their output will be different, e.g. mktime(3) != gmmktime(3). This makes sense because 3 AM PST != 3 AM GMT.
Okay, that should be all you need to know to deal with the interaction between timestamps and timezones. Don't ever try to convert timezones by adding or subtracting to the timestamp. Timestamps don't really have timezones, it is apples and oranges, and you'll either get the wrong answer in some situations or end up with code that no one can maintain. Leave it up to the higher-level PHP functions to do the conversion. (If you want to hack things, strtotime is handy and it can work with timezones; let it do the hard work for you.)


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For visits after hospital discharge or bereavement PLEASE ASK. We are not always aware of this need.
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This picture was submitted to "Black & White Wednesday", an event created by Susan at "The Well-Seasoned Cook". It will be hosted on the 26th of June by Lynne "Cafe Lynnylu" (click here in order to see who is hosting the next roundup).
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This picture was submitted to "Black & White Wednesday", an event created by Susan at "The Well-Seasoned Cook". It will be hosted on the 26th of June by Lynne "Cafe Lynnylu" (click here in order to see who is hosting the next roundup).
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Another beautiful photo, I love all your B&W pics.ReplyDelete
Love your lunch in black and white - pass me a plate :)ReplyDelete
Would be nice:)ReplyDelete
I'd love to join you Rosa, what did you have?ReplyDelete
Love the beans in the background! Really good stuff - as usual! Thanks.ReplyDelete
ah Rosa just beautiful!ReplyDelete
Your B/W are always so impressive!ReplyDelete
I love your B&W series.ReplyDelete
Of course je te rejoins ;-)
Même dans la simplicité vos photos sont belles et délicieuses ~ReplyDelete
Bonne soirée,
A bientôt.
Camille Rosenoisettes
Your photos always impress... Beautiful!ReplyDelete
Simple, beautiful, and perfect. xoReplyDelete
Il a l'air parfait ce diner:)ReplyDelete
Another beautiful B&W! :DReplyDelete
I'd love to join you for lunch Rosa. I'll bring the Black & White cookies:) Inspiring...ReplyDelete
Ethereal beauty :)ReplyDelete
Love the mood!ReplyDelete
Very pretty b&w photo! You can even make fork look beautiful!ReplyDelete
there are many bloggers with whom i'd like to share a meal, and you're one of them! :)ReplyDelete
Simple, elegant, and just gorgeous, Rosa!ReplyDelete
Very moody picture, it has good style and some dramatic depths which I enjoy. May I join you for Lunch? =)ReplyDelete
I'd love to join you for lunch!ReplyDelete
Love the tone!ReplyDelete
You create magic with your camera..Loving the b/w images.ReplyDelete
Lindas fotos mi querida rosa es la magia de la simplicidad,hugs.ReplyDelete
Thats such a lovely picture. Just love your photography skills.ReplyDelete
Lovely B & W Rosa.....Have a wonderful weekend!ReplyDelete
Sure, let me join you for lunch Rosa! I'd love try this dish :)ReplyDelete
Great composition, Rosa. I always love your b & w photos!ReplyDelete
Oh summer, how lovely. The fork looks like I could snatch it up and eat that summer food!ReplyDelete
Beautiful as always!ReplyDelete
This is just beautiful, Rosa! For some reason, to me it conjures a feeling of eating alone... something I do often when my husband is away on business trips!ReplyDelete
Yes Rosa, I would love to join you for lunch! Perfect!ReplyDelete
The depth and contrast are really wonderful.ReplyDelete
Elles sont très belles tes photos :)ReplyDelete
Lovely black and white image! Thanks for submitting to BWW#89ReplyDelete
Why, yes. I'd love to join you for lunch. It looks delightful.ReplyDelete
(Beautiful photo - I particularly like the thyme flower on the side of the bowl.)


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Effective Date: 14-10-2022
We are committed to protecting Your privacy. This Privacy Policy describes how We collect, use, store, share and protect the information collected through https://designonewellness.com/ (the "Website").
In this Privacy Policy, "We", "Us", and "Our" refer to Design One Wellness Studios, LLC. For more information about Us, see "Our Details" at the end of this Policy.
This Privacy Policy is incorporated into and subject to Our Terms and Conditions. Capitalized words used but not defined in this Privacy Policy have the meaning given to them in the Terms and Conditions.
Please be advised that the practices described in this Privacy Policy apply only to information gathered online through the Website. This Privacy Policy applies where We are acting as a data controller with respect to the Personal Data of visitors, users, clients and customers ("You," or "Your"); in other words, where We determine the purposes and means of the processing of that Personal Data.
PLEASE READ THIS PRIVACY POLICY CAREFULLY because it affects Your rights under the law. You confirm that You have read and agreed to be bound by this Privacy Policy. If You do not agree with this Privacy Policy, You cannot use, access, create or publish in the Website. This Privacy Policy may change as We continuously improve the Website, so please check it periodically.
We reserve the right to modify or amend the Privacy Policy from time to time without notice. Your continued use of the Website following the posting of changes to these terms will mean You accept those changes. If We intend to apply the modifications or amendments to this Privacy Policy retroactively or to Personal Data already in Our possession, We will provide You with notice of the modifications or amendments.
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- Your Data
- Personal Data
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- Use of Personal Data
- Sharing Of Personal Data
- Data Security
- Non-Personal Data
- Use of Non-Personal Data
- Personal & Non-Personal Data From Other Sources
- Customer Relationship Data
- Transactions And Payment Data
- Notifications Data
- Correspondence Data
- Your Choices
- Your Right to Access
- Your Right to Withdraw Consent
- Your Right to Update, Correct or Delete
- California Privacy Rights
- No Personal Data From Children
- Cookie Policy
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1 Your Data
Design One Wellness Studios, LLC strives to provide you with the best possible service. In order to provide this service we may need to collect information from you from time to time. At all times we try to only collect the information we need for the particular function or activity we are carrying out and use it in accordance with this privacy policy.
We collect two basic types of information from You from Your use of the Website: Personal Data and Non-Personal Data.
2 Personal Data
"Personal Data" means any information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person; an identifiable natural person is one who can be identified, directly or indirectly, in particular by reference to an identifier such as a name, an identification number, location data, an online identifier or to one or more factors specific to the physical, physiological, genetic, mental, economic, cultural or social identity of that natural person.
As a general matter, You can browse the Website without submitting Your Personal Data to Us. However, there are a number of circumstances in which You may supply Us with Your Personal Data.
2.1 Data We Collect
We collect the following Personal Data from You:
- Full Name;
- E-mail;
- Phone Number;
- Date of Birth;
- Residential Address;
- Mailing Address;
2.2 How We Collect Data
The following are the most common ways in which You give Your Personal Data:
- Participating in communities, chat rooms and comment threads, other fora, and other interactive services in the Website;
- Submission of User Content on any part of the Website that permit it;
- Any other place in the Website where You knowingly volunteer to give Personal Data.
- Registration for an Account on the Website;
- Registration for a Subscription;
- Signing up to receive e-mail newsletters or e-mail alerts from Us;
- Signing up to receive e-mail offers from Us or Our partners;
- Requesting for service or other assistance;
- Participating in surveys, panels, or market research in the Website;
- Participating in special events and promotions in the Website;
- Entering in contests or sweepstakes in the Website;
3 Personal Data On Or From Social Media
When You interact with the Website or Your Account through a social media platform, such as Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, LinkedIn, YouTube, or Pinterest, We may collect the Personal Data that You make available to Us on that page including Your account ID or handle. We will comply with the privacy policies of the corresponding social media platform and We will only collect and store such Personal Data that We are permitted to collect by these social media platforms.
Please do NOT supply any other person's Personal Data to Us, unless We prompt You to do so.
4 Use of Personal Data
We do NOT sell or license Your Personal Data to any third party.
We may process any of Your Personal Data identified in this Privacy Policy where necessary for the establishment, exercise or defense of legal claims, whether in court proceedings or in an administrative or out-of-court procedure. The legal basis for this processing is Our legitimate interests, namely the protection and assertion of Our legal rights, Your legal rights and the legal rights of others.
In addition to the specific purposes for which We may process Your Personal Data set out in this clause, We may also process any of Your Personal Data where such processing is necessary for compliance with a legal obligation to which We are subject, or in order to protect Your vital interests or the vital interests of another natural person.
Specifically, We use Your Personal Data for the following:
- responding to Your queries and requests;
- investigating complaints;
- enforcing Our Terms and Conditions;
- as otherwise required or authorized by law or government agency.
- providing Goods and Services to You;
- improving and developing Our Website;
- processing Your requests or instructions;
- customizing Services;
- rewards, competitions, marketing or other promotional materials;
- recognizing You when Your return to Our website;
- tracking sales data;
- providing tips, news and/or updates;
- processing Your feedback on Goods and Services;
- creating personalized offers;
5 Sharing Of Personal Data
We may share your Personal Data with the following:
Third-Party Suppliers. We may disclose Your Enquiry Data to one or more of those selected third-party suppliers of Goods and Services identified on Our Website for the purpose of enabling them to contact You so that they can offer, market and sell relevant Goods and/or Services to You. Each such third party will act as a data controller in relation to the Enquiry Data that We supply to it; and upon contacting You, each such third party will supply to You a copy of its own privacy policy, which will govern that third party's use of Your Personal Data. The suppliers and providers with whom We may share Your information include:
- Social networking sites
- Analytics services
- IT service providers and web hosting companies
- Legal, auditing and other professional advisors or consultants
- Billing or data storage services
Other Purposes. In addition to the specific disclosures of Personal Data set out in this Section, We may disclose Your Personal Data where such disclosure is necessary for compliance with a legal obligation to which We are subject, or in order to protect Our vital interests, Your vital interests, or the vital interests of another natural person. We may also disclose Your Personal Data where such disclosure is necessary for the establishment, exercise or defense of legal claims, whether in court proceedings or in an administrative or out-of-court procedure.
6 Data Security
We follow generally accepted industry standards to protect the information submitted to Us, both during transmission and once We receive it. We maintain appropriate administrative, technical and physical safeguards to protect Personal Data against accidental or unlawful destruction, accidental loss, unauthorized alteration, unauthorized disclosure or access, misuse, and any other unlawful form of processing of the Personal Data in Our possession. This includes, for example, firewalls, password protection and other access and authentication controls.
We use HTTPS
HTTPS (Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure) is an internet communication protocol that protects the integrity and confidentiality of data between your computer and designonewellness.com/. The use of HTTPS makes sure your communication with us is:
Encrypted — The data you exchange with us is secure from eavesdroppers. That means that when you are browsing designonewellness.com/, nobody can track your activities across multiple pages, or steal the data exchange between your computer and designonewellness.com/.
Integral — The use of HTTPS preserves the integrity of data. Your data cannot be modified or corrupted during transfer.
Authenticated — HTTPS protocol authenticates your communication with us. This ensures that you are always communicating with our servers.
However, no method of transmission over the Internet, or method of electronic storage, is 100% secure. We cannot ensure or warrant the security of any information You transmit to Us or store on the Website, and You do so at Your own risk. We also cannot guarantee that such information may not be accessed, disclosed, altered, or destroyed by breach of any of Our physical, technical, or managerial safeguards. If You believe Your Personal Data has been compromised, please contact Us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
If We learn of a security systems breach, then We attempt to notify You electronically so that You can take appropriate protective steps. We may post a notice through the Website if a security breach occurs.
7 Non-Personal Data
Non-Personal Data includes information that does not personally identify You, but may include tracking and usage information about Your location, demographics, use of the Website and the internet.
When You interact with the Website, We may collect Non-Personal Data and Our servers may automatically keep an activity log of Your use of the Website.
7.1 Generally, We collect and store the following Non-Personal Data:
- Demographic information such as age, gender, and five-digit zip code as part of collecting Personal Data;
- Device information about Your computer, mobile device, or other device that You use to access the Website. This information may include IP address, geolocation information, unique device identifiers, browser type, browser language, and other transactional information;
- Usage information about Your use of the Website. This information includes a reading history of the pages You view.
- Additional "traffic information" such as time of access, date of access, software crash reports, application errors, session identification number, access times, and referring site addresses.
- Your search terms and search results.
- Other information regarding Your use of the Website.
8 Use of Non-Personal Data
We may disclose or share Non-Personal Data (or other information, other than Personal Data) in any other manner that We deem appropriate or necessary.
Among other things, We will disclose Non-Personal Data to third parties to help Us determine how users use parts of the Website and who Our users are so We can improve the Website.
We will also disclose Non-Personal Data to Our partners and other third parties about how Our users collectively use the Website.
9 Personal & Non-Personal Data From Other Sources
We may also collect and store information about You that We receive from other sources to, among other things, enable Us to update and correct the information contained in Our database and to better customize Your experience on the Website.
10 Customer Relationship Data
We may process information relating to Our customer relationships, including customer contact information ("Customer Relationship Data"). The Customer Relationship Data may include Your name, Your contact details, and information contained in communications between You and Us. You are the source of the Customer Relationship Data. The Customer Relationship Data may be processed for the purposes of managing Our relationships with customers, communicating with customers, keeping records of those communications and promoting Our Goods and Services to customers. The legal basis for this processing is Our legitimate interests, namely the proper management of Our customer relationships.
11 Transactions And Payment Data
We may process information relating to transactions, including purchases of Goods and Services, that You enter into with Us and/or through Our Website ("Transaction Data"). The Transaction Data may include Your contact details, Your card details, the transaction details, and/or your Paypal, Stripe authentication details. The Transaction Data may be processed for the purpose of supplying the purchased Goods and Services and keeping proper records of those transactions. The legal basis for this processing is our legitimate interests, namely the proper administration of Our Website and business and a contract between user and you or taking steps at user request to enter a contract.
12 Notifications Data
We may process information that You provide to Us for the purpose of subscribing to Our email notifications and/or newsletters ("Notification Data"). The Notification Data may be processed for the purposes of sending You the relevant notifications and/or newsletters. The legal basis for this processing is consent.
13 Correspondence Data
We may process information contained in or relating to any communication that You send to Us ("Correspondence Data"). The Correspondence Data may include the communication content and metadata associated with the communication. Our Website will generate the metadata associated with communications made using the Website contact forms. The Correspondence Data may be processed for the purposes of communicating with You and record-keeping. The legal basis for this processing is Our legitimate interests, namely the proper administration of Our Website and business and communications with users.
14 Your Choices
In general, if You register on the Website, You may update the information You have provided to Us.
When You register on the Website, You may be able to indicate Your preferences regarding marketing communications. You may be able to change those preferences and select the categories of communications that interest You.
You will not be able to opt-out of receiving certain service-related or transactional communications relating to the Website unless You cancel Your registration or subscription.
Even after Your account is cancelled, We may retain Your information for the purposes set forth in this Privacy Policy.
15 Your Right to Access
We provide You with reasonable access to the Personal Data that You may provide through the Website.
16 Your Right to Withdraw Consent
At any time, You may legitimately object to the processing of Your Personal Data, except if otherwise provided by applicable law. You may decline to share certain Personal Data with Us, in which case We may not be able to provide to You some of the features and functionality of the Website.
17 Your Right to Update, Correct or Delete
You may update, correct, or delete Your Account Data and preferences at any time by accessing Your Account settings page on the Website. If You wish to access or amend any other Personal Data We hold about You, or to request that We delete any information about You that We have obtained from an Integrated Service, You may contact Us. Please note that while any changes You make will be reflected in active user databases instantly or within a reasonable period of time, We may retain all information You submit for backups, archiving, prevention of fraud and abuse, analytics, satisfaction of legal obligations, or where We otherwise reasonably believe that We have a legitimate reason to do so.
We will however retain Your information needed for administrative and transactional communications.
18 California Privacy Rights
If You are a California resident, California Civil Code Section 1798.83 permits You to request and obtain from We, information regarding the disclosure of Your Personal Data to the third parties for direct marketing purposes in the preceding calendar year, free of charge, once a year.
We do not share Your Personal Data with third parties for those parties' direct marketing use. For more information about Our privacy and data collection policies, You may wish to review Our Privacy Policy.
California residents, who are under 18 and are registered users of We, are allowed to request and have removed, any content or information that they have posted publicly. However, in cases where the law does not require or allow the removal of information, this may not be applicable. This is under California Business and Professions Code Section 22581.
California Do Not Track Disclosure: We do not track the personally identifying information of Our users and visitors over time and across third party websites to provide targeted advertising. We respond to Do Not Track (DNT) signals. However, some other third-party websites do keep track of Your browsing activities so that they can tailor the information or advertising they present to You. If You wish to opt out of this tracking, You can enable privacy settings in Your browser.
19 No Personal Data From Children
We do not knowingly collect Personal Data from children under 13 years of age in the USA or 16 years of age in the European Union. The Website is not directed to children under the age of 13 in the USA or 16 in the European Union. We will not knowingly allow children under 13 in the USA or 16 in the European Union to register for or become users of the Website.
If You are under 13 in the USA or 16 in the European Union years of age, You should not provide Personal Data to Us.
If We discover that a child under the age of 13 in the USA or 16 in the European Union has provided Us with Personal Data and We do not have parental consent, We will immediately delete that child's information.
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