HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - EVWD Board of Directors - 07/13/1965the District and water service. The require-
ments for answer to this letter will take some
time.
MOTION Upon motion by Director Forrest, duly seconded by
Director Disch and carried unanimously, the
Lockwood Engineering Company letter is to be
referred to Engineer Rowe for answers to the
questions to be given at the next Board meeting
on July 27, 1965.
ABATEMENT ACTIONS Attorney Farrell was called upon for a report
REPORT on the Abatement situation to date. He stated
that the Langleys have now connected to District
sewer facilities and requested authorization for
dismissal of this action.
MOTION Upon motion by Director Forrest, duly seconded by
Director Disch and carried unanimously, author-
ization was given for the dismissal of the Langley
Abatement.
MOTION Upon motion by Director Wall, duly seconded by
Director Disch and carried unanimously, since
agreement had been made prior to this time not
to include the court charges, this portion of the
charges on the Langley abatement are to be waived.
REPORT ON SEWER The General Manager reported on the status of the
COLLECTION LINE installation of the sewer collection line in
HIGHLAND AVENUE Highland Avenue from Orange to Tract 7189. The
ORANGE TO TRACT Contract is prepared and signed by the Pomona
7189 Valley Sewer Company and their insurance papers
and bonds are all in order merely awaiting the
settlement of the operating engineers strike.
The allowance for this situation was included
in the specifications so that as soon as the
strike is settled they are ready to go to work
within the 10 days allowed.
REPORT - WEBSTER ST The General Manager reported that Mr. Hunter has
MAIN EXTENSION TO $3,600 for the installation of the pipeline and
HUNTER PROPERTY appurtenances to his property line on the south.
He offered to give the District the pump, elec-
trical equipment and cable from his well and he
will keep the column whick will furnish the pipe
to connect to District line to take the water
to his corner property on Base Line if the District
pulls the pump and equipment from the well at
its expense. He has also paid for the annexation
of his corner property and the Little League area
and will provide the deed and conveyance of water
rights to the District.
MOTION Upon motion by Director Wall, duly seconded by
Director Disch and carried unanimously, authoriza-
tion was given for the removal of the pump,
column, electrical equipment, etc. from the Hunter
well for the ownership of the material except the
300 foot column.
PRESENTATION OF Mr. Bragg and Mr. Lyons were called upon to pre-
PROPOSED BUDGET sent the budget explanations and answer director's
FOR 1965-66 questions regarding same.
MOTION Following explanations, motion was made by Direc-
tor Forrest, duly seconded by Director Disch and
carried unanimously that the water budget be
approved as submitted.
COST OF LIVING Director Disch asked that figures which had
FIGURES CALLED FOR been received and prepared by Auditor-Treasurer,
Bragg, be presented for the consideration of a
cost of living raise for employees of the District.
The comparison report from the U. S. Department
of Labor, San Francisco office and covered
periods from 1957 through April 30, 1965 and
using the 1959 figures as the 100% basis. The
Southern California cities index showed the
April 1, 1965 index as 112.5%. Considering
the cost of living raise given this District's
employees in 1962 of 7.5%, it was felt that
another increase is due at this time, therefore
MOTION motion was made by Director Disch, duly seconded
by Director Forrest and carried unanimously to
give an across the board increase of 6% to all
District personnel effective July 1, 1965.
SEWER BUDGET The Sewer department budget was reviewed next and
attention was called to the fact that the com-
bined sewer and water budgets total over a
million dollars which makes this District big
business. The sewer budget is very similar
year in and year out except for the increased
number of services.
MOTION Upon motion by Director Forrest, duly seconded
by Director Disch and carried unanimously, the
sewer budget as proposed was adopted.
AUTHORIZATION ASKED Authorization was asked to have Engineer Rowe
TO CALL FOR AND OPEN.prepare, specifications and call for and open
BIDS TO DRILL 20" bids for the drilling of a 20 inch well at
WELL AT PLANT 40A Plant 40A, 3rd and Palm Avenue, anti, item included
in the budget, for August 24, 1965 at District
Office at 7:30 p.m.
It was suggested that since there are only a few
really qualified well drillers, that the engineers
select the qualified drillers to receive the
specifications.
MOTION Upon motion by Director Disch, duly seconded by
Director Forrest and carried unanimously,
Engineer Rowe is to prepare the specifica-
tions for the drilling of a 20 inch well at
Plant 40A using the same method as was used in
the planning for Plant 39, calling for and
opening bids at the District office at 7:30 p.m.
on August 24, 1965.
AUTHORIZATION ASKED Authorization was also asked for Engineer Rowe to
TO CALL FOR AND prepare specifications for the installation of a
OPEN BIDS FOR transmission main in Cypress Street, Cole Avenue
TRANSMISSION MAIN IN to Victoria Avenue and north to Ninth Street,
CYPRESS STREET bids to be called for and opened at the District
office September 28, 1965.
MOTION Upon motion by Director Wall, duly seconded by
Director Disch and carried unanimously, specifi-
cations are to be prepared by Engineer Rowe for
the installation of a transmission main in Cypress
Street,Cole Avenue to Victoria Avenue and north
to 9th Street, with bids to be called for and
opened at the District office at Board Meeting
September 28, 1965 at 7:30 p.m.
MANAGER"S REPORT -
STEP RAISES FOR - The General Manager stated that step raises had
FLOYD H. ALCORN been recommended for the following employees:-
Floyd H. Alcorn, Superintendent, from 36B @
631.00 per month to 36C @
662.00 per month effective July
1, 1965.
PHYLLIS HAWKENSEN Phyllis Hawkensen, Senior Biller, from 25D @
406.00 per month to 25E @
427.00 per month effective
August 1, 1965.
INEZ HARWELL Inez Harwell, Junior Biller, from 23C @ $352.00
per month to 23D @ $369.00 per month
effective August 1, 1965.
MOTION Upon motion by Director Wall, duly seconded by
Director Disch and carried unanimously, the step
raises were granted for Floyd H. Alcorn, Phyllis
Hawkensen and Inez Harwell as recommended.
REQUEST FOR SEWER The General Manager reported that a request for
ANNEXATION OF Annexation has been received from 25 property
TIPPECANOE STREET owners on Tippecanoe Street for sewer service
BETWEEN BASE LINE from the District. He and Mr. Lyons had attended
AND PACIFIC a meeting of Tippecanoe property owners in order
to explain the procedure to them and answer any
questions, especially about the costs to them.
The Manager pointed out that the estimated cost
of installation of sewer in Tippecanoe is a part
of the 1965-66 sewer budget.
MOTION Upon motion by Director Wall, duly seconded by
Director Forrest and carried unanimously, the
Tippecanoe Street request for annexation for
sewer service only was accepted.
MT. HARRISON MUTUAL Engineer Rowe was called upon for his report on
WATER COMPANY the Mt. Harrison Mutual Water Company area. He
REPORT stated a great deal of trouble had been encountered
trying to establish ownership boundaries. He has
determined that any service to this area would have
to be a satelite system with a well being drilled
in the southern part of their area. A full report
should be ready for next Board Meeting, July 27,
1965.
WATER PRESSURE TESTS Upon complaint of Director Forrest for his
AT 10th & COLE property and neighbors regarding water pressure
STREETS variations, the District conducted various tests
in the area and found considerable loss of
pressure between the faucet at the front of the
property and the one in the back. It was deter-
mined that the line on the property will probably
have to be replaced in order to correct the diffi-
culty as there is apparently a stoppage in the
owner's line somewhere causing the problem. The
new transmission line at 10th and Cole will help
this area greatly.
NOTICE OF HEARING The General Manager reported that Sages have re-
OF ANNEXATION OF quested annexation of a portion of their property
PART OF SAGES AREA on Highland Avenue to the City of San Bernardino
TO THE CITY SET FOR however, the Joint Powers Agreement should take
THE L.A.F.C. care of the situation as this is within the
District.
PORTABLE GAS ENGINE Director Disch inquired if District has a por-
FOR POWER OUTAGE table gas engine for use in case of a power
outage in the District. After discussion of the
advisability of having such a unit or knowing where
MOTION one could be obtained, motion was made by Director
Disch, duly seconded by Director Forrest and
carried unanimously that within a period of 4 or
5 months, the staff was authorized to check into
the availability of an auxilliary or stand-by
unit for this District.
ADJOURNMENT There being no further business to come before
the meeting, motion was made by Director Disch,
MOTION duly seconded by Director Wall and carried unani-
mously for adjournment at 11:00 p.m.
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