HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - EVWD Board of Directors - 08/22/1960August S, 1960
Harold G. Rickey Secretary
ApproVed: ~ ~ ·
V~ W. Botts, President
EAST SAN.BERNARDINO COUNTY WATER DISTRICT
BOARD OF DIRECTORS -REGULAR MEETING
August 22, 1960
The Board of Directors met at 7:30 p.m. at the regular
meeting place.
Directors Present: Botts, President, Presiding; Brooks,
Littleton, LeVesque and Wall.
Directors Absent: None
Others Present: Consulting Engineer Rowe; Associate
Engineer Cole;, Office Manager-Auditor-
Treasurer, Bragg; Mr. William Dryden,
Consnlting Engineer, Highland Com-
munity Services District; Mr. Joseph
Ferrich and Mr. John Peterson.
MINUTES Upon indication that each Board member had read the
minutes of the August 8, 1960 regular meeting and that
there were no additions or corrections, the President de-
clared the minutes approved as submitted.
ANNEXATION The Acting Secretary presented the Petition of Annexation
1960-7-7027 1960-7 to~etherwith the affidavit of Publication of
CO~EJO DRIVE Nottce of Hearing, showing that the publication had been
CLARK) made as required by law.
The President announced that this was the time and place
as set to hear all protests,and consider all written ob-
jections to the proposed Annexation 1960-7. The Secre-
tary's Certificate was presented showin~ that the peti-
tion is signed by all holders~of title or evidence of
title to all of the land proposed to be annexed. There
being no written or oral objections to the proposed an-
nexation and discussion had and evidence taken relating
to the benefits to the District and the territory pro-
posed to be a~nexed which should result from the annexa-
tion, it was moved by Director Littleton, duly seconded
by Director LeVesque, and carried by unanimous vote of
members present, that the hearing be closed.
ORDINANCE Ordinance No. l&q was presented to the Board. Upon motion
NO. 1~9 by Director Littleton, duly seconded by Director LeVesque
and carried by a unanimous vote of members present, Ordi-
nance No. 149 Altering Boundaries of the East San Ber-
nardino County Water District was passed on roll call vote.
The Secretary was directed to post in three public places
within the District, copies of the above entitled or-
dinance.
Director Wall arrives late - 7:50 p.m.
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August 22, 1960
APPROVAL OF The following warrants were presented for review by the
WARP~ NTS Directors:
Water:.
Warrants 84 to 153 incl. $29,650.70
Payroll 2931 to 2951 incl. 3,512.86
Sewer:
Warrants 2 to 4 incl. 3,013.86
Upon motion by Director Wall, duly seconded by Director
Littleton and carried unanimously, the warrants as shown
above were approved.
RESOLUTION NO. Grant of Lien affecting real property executed by Lilburn
282. GRANT OF and Edith Johnson, was presented in the amount of $109.90
LIEN - 7733 for water main extension changes.
EUCALYPTUS
LILBURN AND Upon motion by Director Littleton, duly seconded by
EDITH JOHNSON Director LeVesque, Resolution No. 282, accepting Grant of
Lien effecting real property of Lilburn and Edith Johnson,
7733 Eucalyptus Drive, was adopted and order made.
RESOLUTION NO. Resolution No. 283, releasing lien on real property des-
283 RELEASE cribed as 27172 6th Street, Highland, California, was
GRANT OF LIEN presented.
WM. DOUGLAS AND
NETTIE L. HILL Upon motion by Director LeVesque, duly seconded by Direc-
tor Littleton and carried unanimously, Resolution No. 283
was adopted and order made.
AUTHORIZATION Upon motion by Director LeVesque, duly seconded by Direc-
CALLED FOR BIDS tot Littleton and carried unanimously, a call for bids
WATER MAINS for the installation of water maihs and anpurtenant fac-
APPURTENANT ilities in the second phase of Tract 5995 was authorized,
FACILITIES IN said bids to be opened on Monday, September 12, 1960 at
2ND PHASE OF 7:30 p.m. at District office.
TRACT 5995. '
AUTHORIZATION Upon motion by Director LeVeeque d~nly seconded by Directmr
CALLED FOR BID Wall, and carried unanimously, a call for bids for the in-
ARDEN AVENUE stallation of water transmission mains and anpurtenant
TRANSMISSION facilities in Marshall Boulevard and Arden Avenue from
MAIN Palomar Avenue to pumalo Street was authorized, said bids
to be opened on Monday, September 12, 1960 at 7:30 p.m.
at District Office.
WILLIAM G. DRYDEN Mr. William G. Dryden, Consulting engineer for the Highland
REPRESENTING THE ~ Community Services District requested answers to certain
HIGHLAND COM- questions regarding the Districts sewage collection
MUNITY SERVICES syste~. Mr. Dryden was given answers as were obtainable
DISTRICT AS THEIR at that time and was requested to meet with the Adminis-
CONSULTING ENGINEER trative Staff to obtain the answers to those questions
which were technical in nature.
LETTER HIGHLAND A letter was re-presented to the Board of Directors as
COMMUNITY SER- ordered at the Regular Board meeting of August 8~ 1960.
VICES DISTRICT Upon motion by Director LeVesque, duly seconded by Direc-
REQUESTING tor Littleton and carried unanimously, a letter should
ESTIMATE OF be sent, in reply to the Highland Community Services
COSTS TO CONNECT~ District, stating the District had met with their con-
INTO DISTRICT sulting engineer, Mr. Wm. G. Dryden, and he had been
MAIN given as much information as was obtainable at this time.
ARDEN AVENUE Consulting Engineer, Joseph A. Rowe of Campbell & Miller
SEWAGE COLLEC- and W. P. Rowe & Son, prepared an oral report of the
TION SYSTEM Arden Avenue Sewer Collection System. Engineer Rowe
stated that the present day average costs for installing
8" vitrified clay pipe sewers is averaging $6.00 per foot
including manholes and aopurtenant facilities and with
certain contingencies such as railroad crossings and
pavement replacement, the average costs were between
August 22, 1960
6.25 and $6.50 per foot. Engineer Rowe also stated the
possibility of issuing a construction work order to the
Contractor who w~ll be doing the work in the Highland
area as these jobs will be in close proximity to that
work.
Upon motion by Director Brooks, duly seconded by Director
Littleton and carried unanimously, the District's sewage
collection system consulting engineers Campbell & Miller
and W. P. Rowe & 8on, a joint venture, was authorized to
proceed wi6h the study and design for the Arden area
sewage collection system, said study to include the areas
north of Highland Avenue, east of Sterling Avenue to Big
Sand Canyon Drainage d~tch.
PRESENTATION OF Additional information was presented to the Board of DJ-
ADDITIONAL rectors to be included in the Budget for the Water Depart-
INFORMATION TO ment for the fiscal year 1960/61.. After considerable dis-
BE INCLUDED IN cussion, it was decided that the Directors would hold off
THE BUDGET OF any action on said budget until the sewer department
THE WATER DEPART- budget for the fiscal year 1960/61 is prepared and re-
MENT FOR THE viewed and a comparative study of the 1960/61 budget and
FISCAL YEAR the pre~ious years budgets was presented.
1960/61.
ADJOURNMENT There being no further business, the President declared
the meeting, adjourned at 9:&8 p.m.
Charle~- L. Cole, Acting S~cretary
Approved:
Venn W. Botts, President
EAST SAN BEI~NARDINO COUNTY ~,??.TER DI~TRICT
BOARD OF DIRECTORS - REGULAR ~ETING
September 12, 1960
The Board of Directors met at 7:30 p.m. at the regular
meeting place.
Directors Present: Botts, President, Presiding; Brooks,
Littleton~ LeVesque and Wall.
Directors Absent: None
Others Present: Enginmers Miller and Rowe; General
Manager-Secretary, Rickert; Auditor-
Treasurer, Bragg; Michael C. Mize,
Contractor; John Colley, Insurance Agent;
Ernest Brady of West Coast Sewer Co;
Robert Holcomb and Wm. Leonard and Valley
Times reporter, John Peterson.
MINUTES Upon indication that each Board Mamber had read the minutes
o~ the August 22nd, 1960 regular meeting, and there were
no additions or corrections, the President declared the
minutes approved as submitted.
BIDS - WATER The President announced that this was the time and place
MAIN EXTENSION to open bids for furnishing labor and equipment to install
2ND PHASE TRACT water mains and appurtenant facilities (2nd Phase) Tract
5995 W.E. 5995, W. E. Stubblefield ~ Arden Avenue & 23rd Street, in
STUBBLEFIELD.
ARDEN AVENUE & 23RD
STREET