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Feb. 24, 1969
I.D.A. SEMINAR Announcement was made of the Irrigation Districts
PRECEEDING THE Association Convention and pre-convention
CONVENTION AT Seminar in Sacramento April 8th and 9th, 1969
SACRAMENTO at $30.00 per individual studying Public
Employee-Employer Relations.
MOTION Upon motion by Director Littleton, duly
seconded by Director Wall and carried unani-
mously, authorization was given for staff
members and a director who can, to attend
the whole convention and/or the Seminar described
above on the usual basis.
BROCHURE COMMITTEE TO The Chairman announced he would like to dis-
PUBLICITY COMMITTEE continue the Brochure Committee and re-appoint
the same members to a Publicity Committee to
keep the District constituents well informed
about this District.
ADJOURNMENT There being no further business to come before
the meeting, motion for adjournment was made
by Director Stallwood, duly seconded by District
Director Wall and carried unanimously at
9:00 p.m.
Board of Directors
Approved:
EAST SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY WATER DISTRICT
REGULAR MEETING MARCH 10, 1969
CALL TO ORDER The meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE All those present joined in the Pledge of
Allegiance to the Flag of the United States
of America.
ROLL CALL Directors Present: Disch, Forrest, Littleton,
Stallwood and Wall.
Directors Absent: None.
Others Presentz General Manager-Secretary
Rickert; Assistant Manager-
Engineer Garcia; Auditor-Treasurer
Hendricks; Recording Secretary
Dudley; Attorney Farrell;
Consulting Engineers Rowe and
Halwes; Spencer Sparks, Joseph
Bonadiman and Mr. Cook.
MINUTES There'being no additions or corrections to the
minutes of the regular meeting of February 24,
MOTION 1969, motion was.made by Director Wall, duly
seconded by Director Disch and carried unani-
mously to ~rove the minutes as submitted.
DISCUSSION OF WATER The General Manager reviewed the facts set
MAIN INSTALLATION forth in th~ Me~Q r~arding the discussion of
REFUND REQUEST BY a requeste~irefUnd on a water main installation
JOSEPH BONADIMAN on Marshal~ ~oulevard almost ten years ago.
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There was no written main extension Refund
Agreement on this installation which was in-
stalled by Mr. Bonadiman. After considerable
MOTION discussion, motion was made by Director
Stallwood, duly seconded by Director Wall and
carried unanimously, the staff and water
committee are to meet and review the whole
matter, then bring recommendation to the next
Board Meeting on March 24, 1969.
REQUEST FOR WATER A letter dated March 5, 1969 from Mr. Nick
AND SEWER SERVICE FOR Coussoulis was received, asking for water and
APARTMENT HOUSE sewer service to a 39 unit apartment complex
DEVELOPMENT ON proposed for the east end of Perris Hill.Draw-
PERRIS HILL ings and a plat were displayed to illustrate
the request and considerable discussion
ensued. Mr. Cook, representing the developers,
was present and answered questions. He stated
the apartments would be 2 and three bedrooms at
$280 to $325 per month rental.
MOTION Upon motion by Director Wall, duly seconded by
Director Littleton and carried unanimously, the
staff and engineers were authorized to make a
feasibility study for service of water and
sewer to the project and to also include the
Widmeyer properties to the west with recommenda-
tion and costs to be brought to the regular
Board meeting of April 14, 1969.
CORRESPONDENCE -
LETTER OF COMMENDATION Copies of a letter from the Grace Christian
FROM GRACE CHRISTIAN School dated February 27, 1969 had been sent to
SCHOOL the directors with the agenda.
MOTION Upon motion by Director Littleton, duly seconded
by Director Wall and carried unanimously, the
action of this motion is to be presented to
Matt Davis and Mark Hardin for their services
performed at the Grace Christian School on
February 3rd and copies of the commendation action
by the Board are to be placed in their personnel
files.
AUDITOR-TREASURER'S The Financial reports on the water and sewer
REPORT - divisions for the month of January, 1969 were
mailed to all directors with the agenda and
there were no questions. The Capital Improve~
ments listing was considered especially helpful.
MANAGER'S REPORT - The General Manager reported that the installa-
ELECTRIC EYE tion of the conduit and posts for the electric
INSTALLATION FOR eye for District yard is completed and they are
DISTRICT YARD awaiting the telephone service installation and
the Federal Alarm System.
BROCHURE PROOFS It was reported that the galley proofs for the
1969 Brochure on the District have been re-
ceived but have not been reviewed as yet. It
was suggested that they be proof read and
presented to the Publicity Committee which is
meeting as the Personnel Committee at 3:30 p.m.
March 12, 1969 at District office.
JOINT MEETING WITH The joint meeting with representatives of the
CITY OF REDLANDS, WEST City of Redlands and ~he West San Bernardino
S.B. COUNTY WATER County Water District is to convene at 6:00
DISTRICT, WATER p.m. at Skinner's Restaurant on Thursday,
PRICING POLICY March 13, 1969.
SBVMWD
LETTER FROM SBVMWD The General Manager reported that a letter had
REGARDING MEETING been received late today from the San Bernardino
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12
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Valley Municipal Water District announcing a
meeting of the Water Pricing Committee on
Wednesday, March 12, 1969 at 9:00 a.m. at
which time the Hiltgen report on the various
water agencies water production will be given and
discussed. Three specific questions were out-
lined for the session. The General Manager
suggested that he would discuss the District's
] production in the report with Attorney Green
before that meeting. No action taken.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS -
RAIN WATER DAMAGE TO Attention was called to the fact that the out-
NEW PORTION OF side block walls of the newer portion of
DISTRICT'S OFFICES District's offices had leaked badly during the
recent rain storms and a letter was received
from Morrison-Hope dated February 24, 1969,
copy of which was mailed to all directors
accompanied by a Memo by the General Manager
on the problem. After considerable discussion,
MOTION motion was made by Director Wall, duly seconded
by Director Littleton and carried unanimously,
authorizing the staff to call for three bids
for sealing and painting the block walls against
further damage and select the best one, then go
ahead with the work.
TRI-CITY HIGHLAND Copies of a letter from O. W. Seccombe, Jr.
REQUEST FOR EXTENSION dated March 6, 1969 were mailed to the directors
OF TIME TO COMPLETE with the agenda. They requested a 30 day
SEWER MAIN IN ARDEN extension of time to start the sewer main ex=
AVENUE FOR THE tension in Arden Avenue for the school due to
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL the fact the bad weather had ~elayed them from
finishing work they had contracted before they
could start the Arden Avenue work.
MOTION Upon motion by Director Stallwood, duly
seconded by Director Littleton and carried
unanimously, a 30 day extension of the starting
time on the sewer main extension for the Arden
Elementary School was granted.
DISCUSSION OF Information was presented by the Consulting
P~ECONSTRUCTION AND Engineers for reconstruction and replacement of
REPLACEMENT OF SEWER . the sewer main at Pacific and Big Sand Canyon
COLLECTION LINE IN and the inadequacy of the temporary sewer line
PACIFIC AT BIG SAND in Victoria that handles the sewerage from
CANYON CROSSING Patton State Hospital. After considerable dis- cussion, motion was made by Director Littleton,
MOTION duly seconded by Director Wall and carried
unanimously for a cost study to be made by the
staff sd consulting engineers, with their
recommendations to be presented to the Board
at the meeting of March 24, 1969, taking into
consideration the possible future construction
of a cement lined channel in Big Sand Canyon.
HOWARD HENDRICKS Authorization was requested for Howard Hendricks
PROXY TO VOTE to serve as Proxy to vote the District's shares
DISTRICT'S STOCK IN of stock in the Highland Well Company's Annual
HIGHLAND WELL COMPANY Stockholders meeting on Saturday, March 15,
ANNUAL MEETING 1969 at 10:00 o'clock a.m. at 27953 E. Atlantic
Avenue in Highland.
MOTION Upon motion by Director Stallwood, duly seconded
by Director Littleton and carried unanimously,
authorization was given for Howard Hendricks to
attend the above outlined meeting and vote this
District's shares.
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DISCUSSION OF WATER A letter had been received from Wayne E.
AND SEWER LINE Arnold asking this District for water and sewer
EXTENSION FOR WAYNE service to Lot 93 of Tract 3996 where he plans
ARNOLD LOT 93 AT to build a Cocktail Lounge and Restaurant.
VALARIA AND HIGHLAND The location was shown on a plat and copies of
his letter and a Memo by the General Manager
were mailed to the Directors ahead of the
meeting.
MOTION Upon motion by Director Stallwood, duly seconded
by Director Wall and carried unanimously, Mr.
Arnold is to be notified that this District is
in a position to serve water and sewer to the
above described property from its existing
facilities adjoining his property.
REPORT ON MANAGEMENT Engineer Garcia made a very brief report on his
SEMINAR attendance at the Management Seminar at San
Mateo last week. He said it was a highly edu-
cational experience and was a really fine course.
LAKE ARROWHEAD Engineer Rowe reported that Lake Arrowhead has
recorded over 90 inches of rainfall this winter
which is an all time record. Some discussion
was then had about the percolation of the water
into the basin and the result it would have on
the wells in this valley.
ADJOURNMENT There being no further business to come before
the meeting, adjournment was declared at 9:35 p.m.
d G. Ric-k~rt, Secretary
Board of Directors
Approved:
EAST SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY WATER DISTRICT
REGULAR MEETING MARCH 24, 1969
CALL TO ORDER The meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m.
the time for accepting no further bids.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE All those present joined in the Pledge of
Allegiance to the Flag of the United States
of America.
ROLL CALL Directors Present: Disch, Forrest, Littleton,
Stallwood and Wall.
Directors Absent: None.
Others Present: General Manager-Secretary Rickert;
Assistant Manager-Engineer Garcia;
Auditor-Treasurer Hendricks;
Recording Secretary Dudley; Attorney
Farrell; Consulting Engineers Rowe
and Halwes; Spencer Sparks;
Contractor's representatives,
R. deLeon, Ed Meyer, Earl Ragsdale,
O. W. Seccombe Jr., J. S. Bartlett
and Carl Trochmann.