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Home My WebLink AboutAgenda Packet - EVWD Board of Directors - 06/08/2004 DRAFT SUBJECT TO APPROVAL w EAST VALLEY WATER DISTRICT SPECIAL MEETING (BUDGET WORKSHOP) May 24, 2004 MINUTES The Special Meeting (Budget Workshop) was called to order at 10:00 a.m. by President Wilson. Director Sturgeon led the flag salute. PRESENT: Directors: Lightfoot, Negrete, Goodin, Sturgeon, Wilson ABSENT: None STAFF: Robert Martin, General Manager; Paul Dolter, District Engineer; Brian Tompkins, Chief Financial Officer; Mary Wallace, Administrative Assistant; Justine Hendricksen (Administrative Assistant) LEGAL COUNSEL: Steve Kennedy PUBLIC PARTICIPATION ~ President Wilson declared the public participation section of the meeting open at 10:02 a.m. The General Manager took this opportunity to introduce Justine Hendricksen, who will be replacing Mary Wallace at retirement. There being no written or verbal comments, the public participation section was closed. The Board President stated that this meeting is a workshop only. No decisions will be made. Existing and Future Projects; Bill Print & Mailing Outsourcing; Liquid Assets; Operating Reserves; Revenue VS Expense Analyses; Staffing Summary; Major Capital Projects; Debt Analysis; Existing & Proposed Rate Summary; Water & Sewer Rate Survey; 2004/2005 Revenue Expense Summary; Revenue 2004/2005; and 2004/2005 Detailed Budget were reviewed at length. No decisions were made. Information only. The meeting was adjourned at 12:50 p.m. until the next regularly scheduled Board Meeting on May 25, 2004. George E. Wilson, President ~ Robert E. Martin, Secretary Bd.Workshop Minlltes:O5/24/04 LI DRAFT SUBJECT TO APPROVAL ......, EAST VALLEY WATER DISTRICT REGULAR BOARD MEETING May 25, 2004 MINUTES The meeting was called to order at 2:00 p.m, by President Wilson. Director Lightfoot led the flag salute, PRESENT: Directors Lightfoot, Negrete, Goodin, Sturgeon, Wilson ABSENT: None STAFF: Robert Martin, General Manager; Paul Dolter, District Engineer; Brian Tompkins, Chief Financial Officer; Mary Wallace, Administrative Assistant, Iustine Hendricksen, Administrative Assistant. "'" LEGAL COUNSEL: Steve Kennedy GUEST(s): 10 McAndrews, Gregory Shank (CTG Energetics), Bob Memory (RAMS), George Marquiz (GMlD), Gary Miller (GMID). APPROVAL OF AGENDA MlS/C (Sturgeon-Goodin) that the May 25, 2004 Agenda be approved as submitted. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION President Wilson declared the public participation section of the meeting open at 2:02 p.m, and took this opportunity to talk about the fonnat of the Financial Statements. There being no written or further verbal comments, the public participation section was closed. APPROVAL OF MAY 11, 2004 BOARD MEETING MINUTES. .. M/S/C (Negrete-Sturgeon) that the May 11, 2004 Board Meeting Minutes be approved as submitted. Minutes: OS/25/04 ~ FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR PERIOD ENDED APRIL 30, 2004 were presented to the Board for review. M/S/C (Negrete-Sturgeon) that the Financial Statements for period ended April 30, 2004 be accepted. APPROVAL OF LIENS FOR DELINQUENT WATER AND SEWER ACCOUNTS. The General Manager stated that the charges identified by Account Number: 0200043-01 had been paid and should be removed from the lien list. MlS/C (Negrete-Sturgeon) that the liens for delinquent water and sewer accounts be approved for processing with the exception as noted by the General Manager. DISBURSEMENTS MlS/C (Negrete-Sturgeon) that General Fund Disbursements #l97281 through 197457 distributed during the period of May 6,2004 through May 19, 2004 in the amount of $493,802,32 and Payroll Fund Disbursements for the period ended May 14, 2004 in the amount of $90,046.24 totaling $583,848.56 be approved. ...., RADONRULEŒERCHLORATERULEUPDATE The General Manager stated that there was nothing new to report on the Radon issue; that the Perchlorate Rule remained a main topic in the water industry and the governing regulation was pending. Information only. PRE-AUDIT BRIEFING - DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION REGARDING 2003/2004 FINANCIAL AUDIT. A presentation of services to be provided by Rogers, Anderson, Malody & Scott (RAMS) was made by Mr. Bob Memory (CPA) along with a briefing of new laws; stated that there would be an assigned committee for the audit in accordance with Government Auditing Standards. Information only. LEED COST ANALYSIS (PREPARED BY CTG ENERGETICS, INC.) FOR EAST VALLEY WATER DISTRICT. A presentation of various LEED certification ratings and financial analyses was made by Gregory Shank (CTG Energetics). ~ Minutes: OS/25/04 MIS (Goodin-Sturgeon) that the District adopt the LEED Gold Option 2. '-' Director Negrete disagreed with the use of concrete versus black-top for the parking lot due to the increased cost. Director Goodin stated that this appeared to be a "cost effective" program and that he saw no significant loss in lead time as stated by Mr. Shank in the report. The General Manager stated that the design efforts were being delayed until a LEED decision was made. The motion was defeated by a 3 - 2 vote: Directors: Negrete, Lightfoot, Wilson voted NO. Directors: Goodin, Sturgeon voted YES. MlS/C (Negrete-Sturgeon) that the District adopt the LEED Silver Option, The motion carried by a unanimous vote with the option to change the rating in the future. DIRECTOR LIGHTFOOT LEFT THE MEETING AT 3:45 P.M. ~ DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION REGARDING A REQUEST FROM NEXTEL TO LEASE A PORTION OF DISTRICT'S PLANT #39 FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF TELECOMMUNICATION FACILITIES. Staff was directed to follow up on the preparation of an agreement with Nextel to cover the lease for the development of telecommunication facilities at District Plant #39. Information only. DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION REGARDING A REQUEST FOR DONATION FOR "LOMA LINDA RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE: 2004 GOLF TOURNAMENT EVENT SCHEDULED FOR JULY 9, 2004. Staff was directed to furnish water for the golf tournament participants. Information only. FUNDING AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES AND EAST VALLEY WATER DISTRICT (ARROYO VERDE MUTUAL WATER DISTRICT) was presented to the Board for approval. The General Manager recommended approval of this agreement. ~ MlS/C (Goodin-Negrete) that the funding Agreement between the Department of Water Resources and East Valley Water District be approved. Minutes: OS/25/04 '-' LEITER FROM CUSTOMER, ARREOLA PERRY, REQUESTING ASSISTANCE REGARDING A RECONNECTION FEE FOR A THIRD METER SERVICE AT TillS PROPERTY was presented to the Board for review and possible action. MlS/C ( Sturgeon-Goodin) that staffs recommendation to deny a waiver of the deposit on behalf of Arreola Perry be approved, LETTER FROM CUSTOMER, OFELIA PEITENGILL, PROTESTING FEES ON A SERVICE ACCOUNT AT 7414 COLE A VENUE was presented to the Board for review and possible action. MlS/C ( Negrete-Goodin) that staffs recommendation to credit Ms. Pettengill's account with $100.00 be approved, RELEASES OF LIEN FOR DELINQUENT WATER AND SEWER ACCOUNTS. List ofliens released on May 10, 2004 was reviewed. Information only. GENERAL MANAGER'S REPORT --.,. The General Manager reported on the District's operations to date; that EVWD had agreed to host a dinner for the ASBCSD on Iuly 19, 2004; that the LAFCO Annexation Project would approve the transfer of jurisdiction of property located at the S.W.Corner of Third St. and Alabama Ave. from the City of San Bernardino Municipal Water Department to East Valley Water District to provide water services to the property; that a water line replacement project was in progress along 10th and 11th Street. Information only. District Engineer, Paul DoIter, stated that he had hosted an academic tour at the District's Treatment Plant for Dr, Mian's class at Cal State University. Information only. ORAL COMMENTS FROM BOARD OF DIRECTORS Director Sturgeon stated that Tony Sedano had been awarded a seat on the LAFCO Board; that he felt that the LEED program deserved consideration and did not mean to impose a negative impression. Information only. Director Negrete stated that he favored the LEED Silver rating program over the LEED Gold Option 2. Information only. Director Goodin stated that he was in favor of the LEED Gold Option 2 but that he accepted the LEED Silver rating; that there had been a large Memorial Day Celebration (1 St Annual) planned at Cal State University. Information only. W" 4 Minutes: OS/25/04 '-" ..... - There being no further verbal or written comments from the Directors, this section of the meeting was closed. ICW A 2nd ANNUAL 2004 LOMA LINDA RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE GOLF TOURNAMENT, EL RANCHO VERDE COUNTRY CLUB, RIAL TO, CA., JULY 9, 2004. Information only. ADJOURN The meeting was adjourned at 4:25 p.m. until the next regularly scheduled Board Meeting on Iune 8, 2004. George E. Wilson, President Robert E. Martin, Secretary Minutes: OS/25/04 RESOLUTION 2004.11 ,., A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE EAST VALLEY WATER DISTRICT AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF AN EASEMENT QUITCLAIM DEED TO HIGHLAND ORCHARDS ASSOCIATES, LLC, A CALIFORNIA LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY, BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED AND ORDERED that the East Valley Water District does hereby grant, convey, sell, assign and transfer to Highland Orchards Associates, LLC more particularly described in Exhibit "A", and, BE IF FUTHER RESOLVED that a copy of this resolution be attached to said Easements Quitclaim Deed, and that the same be recorded in the Office of the County Recorder, County of San Bernardino, State of California and filed in the records of said Board. The foregoing resolution was duly adopted at a meeting of the Board ofDirectors of the East Valley Water District, by motion made, duly seconded and carried unanimously on June 8, 2004, AYES: DIRECTORS: ~ NOES: ABSENT: EAST VALLEY WATER DISTRICT George E. Wilson, President ATTEST: Robert E. Martin, Board Secretary W1927 OS/20/04 jw "W RECORDING REQUESTED BY 'W AND WHEN RECORDED MAIL TO Name Highland Orchards Associates, LLC 326 West Arrow Hwy Street Address City, State & San Dimas, CA 91773 Zip Code Escrow # 32015010-KO7 Fee Exempt Pursuant to Government Code Section 6103 SPACE ABOIIE THIS liNE FOR RECOROER'S USE Easements QUITCLAIM DEED --J>J>---- THE UNDERSIGNED GRANTOR(S) DECLARE(S) OOCUMENTARY TRANSFER TAX is $ None Exemot 0 - unincorporated area 0 City of Hiohland Parcel No, 0288-171-10 0 computed on full value of property conveyed, or 0 computed on full value less value of liens or encumbrances remaining at time of sale, and FOR A VALUABLE CONSIDERATION, receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, East Valley Water District, a County water district, Successor -in-interest to East San Bernardino County Water District hereby REMISE(S), RELEASE(S) AND FOREVER QUITCLAIM(S) to w HiGHLAND ORCHARDS ASSOCIATES, LLC, A CALIFORNIA LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY the following described real property in the county of San Bernardino . State of California: ANY AND ALL INTEREST IN THAT CERTAIN EASEMENT RECORDED 9/12179 IN BOOK 9769 PAGE 288 OF OFFICIAL RECORDS OVER THAT PORTION OF SAID LAND AS DESCRIBED IN ATTACHED EXHIBIT "A" Dated ,2004- STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF San Bernardino} S.S. George E. Wilson, Board President On - ,2004 before me, Robert E. Martin, Board Secretary Marv E. Wallace Notary Public in and for said County and State, personally appeared Geor~e E. Wilson & Robert E. Martin personally known to me (or proved to me on the basis of satisfactory evidence) to be the person(s) whose name(s) islare subscribed to the within instrument and acknowledged to me that he/she/they executed the same in hislher/their authorized capacity(ies), and that by his/herltheir signature(s) on the instrument the person(s), or the entity upon behalf of which the person(s) acted, executed the instrument. FOR NOTARY SEAL OR STAMP W' WITNESS my hand and official seal Signature '-" EXHIBIT "A" APN 288-171-10 A twenty foot wide easement for sewer line and incidental purposes, together with a right of way for ingress and egress, maintenance purposes over and across a portion ofthe Northwest ~ of the Northwest ~ of Section 34, Township 1 North, Range 3 West, San Bernardino Meridian and being also a portion of that certain parcel ofland conveyed to Gary J. LaTourette and Margaret A. LaTourette by deed recorded September 12,1979 in Book 9769, Page 288, Official Records of San Bernardino County, said portion being more particularly described as follows: PARCELl A strip ofland 20.00 feet wide and lying Northerly of that certain parcel ofland conveyed to San Bernardino Valley Municipal Water District by Final Order of Condemnation No. 162111 as recorded in Book 8783, Page 1292, Official Records of said County. The sideline of said twenty foot wide strip of land shall be prolonged or shortened so as to originate and terminate on the sidelines of said LaTourette parcel. '-' The hereinabove described twenty foot wide strip of land contains 0.42 acres, more ofless. PARCEL 2 A strip ofland 20.00 feet wide lying Easterly of that certain parcel of land conveyed to San Bernardino County Flood Control District by Final Order of Condemnation No. 152629 as recorded April 20, 1972 in Book 7913, Page 692, Official Records of said County. Excepting therefrom that portion lying within the hereinabove described Parcell. The sidelines of said 20.00 foot wide strip ofland shall be prolonged or shortened to originate on the Northerly line of said LaTourette parcel and terminate on the Northerly line of the hereinabove described Parcel 1. The hereinabove described 20.00 foot wide strip ofland contains 0.42 acres, more or less. ,., ~ '-" VI CINITY MAP TRACT 14757, Highland Orchards Associates -., ~ ,.., w U' CERTIFICATE OF LIEN JUNE 8, 2004 ACCOUNT OWNERS NUMBER NAME 1. 1040137-10*+ 2. 1040138-03 3. 1270651-01 4. 1350059-01* TOTAL * STILL OWNS PROPERTY + MULTIPLE UNITS Page 1 of 1 PROPERTY ADDRESS AMOUNT OWED $131.03 $105.45 $111.84 $161.81 21 $ 510.13 r\ni'D East Valley tT " Water District 7. ~ Board Memorandum Date: June 8, 2004 From: Brian W, Tompkins I Chief Financial Officer Subject: Disbursements. ~ Recommendation: Approve the attached list of accounts payable checks and payroll issued during the period May 26, 2004 through June 3, 2004. Background: Accounts payable checks are shown on the attached listing and include numbers 197458 to 197641 for A total of $1,406,877.53. ~ The source of funds for this amount is as follows: EPA Grant Funds $236,208.00 Unrestricted Funds $1,170,669.53 Payroll disbursed was for the period ended May 28, 2004 included checks and direct deposits. Totaling $84,007.23. Total disbursements- $1,490,884.76. w Dale: (Jay, June 03. 2004 East vall. Nater District Page: 'Of 15 nme: 01:13PM Report: vJO.rpt Usee KATHY Check ReQister - Standard Company. EVWD Periods: 11.03 Through 12-03 As of: 6/3/04 Check Che<:k Check Vendor 10 Pertod Ref Doç InvoIce InvoIce Discount Amount Nbr Type Date Vendor Name To Post Closed Nbr Type Number Date Teken Paid Acctl Sub: 13110 000000000000000 197458 CK 5/26/04 ~BþO02 11-03 035294 VO 912433 5121/04 0.00 342.53 197459 CK 5/26/04 ~I~~;s WEST 11-03 11.03035286 VO 103544973 5/18/04 0.00 73.59 197460 CK 5/26/04 ~~~~~AN PRIDE PRINTING 11-03 035287 VO 11001 5/18/04 0.00 214.22 197461 CK 5/26/04 ~~~RO~ESEARCH FOUNOATION 11-03 035305 VO 2576-04-01 5/13/04 0.00 257,203.00 197462 CK 5126/04 RH!f%k-MARY M 11-03 035109 VO 250014-6.1 4/26104 0.00 33.40 197463 CK 5/26104 R~U~'If-CARL '11-03 034756 VO 630185-7 4/29/04 0.00 461,87 197464 CK 5/26/04 ~~mO/CALDWELL&MORELANDINS 11-0311-03035274 VO SDISSK9101502 5/20/04 0.00 6,177.00 197465 CK 5/26104 8~~~ËSS-MIL TON E 11-03 034868 VO 10244-2 4/26104 0.00 20.99 197466 CK 5/26104 8~~RP-hcH INTERNATIONALINC 11-03 11-03035224 VO EV279 3/11/04 0,00 2.103,72 197486 CK 5/26/04 8~ERP-tECH INTERNATIONAL INC 11-03 11-03 035284 VO EV285 5/12/04 0.00 600.00 197466 CK 5/26/04 8~E~hcH INTERNATIONAL INC 11-03 11-03035285 VO EV284 5/12/04 0.00 304.70 197466 CK 5/26/04 8~E~tECH INTERNATIONALINC 11-03 11-03035302 VO EV286 5/19/04 0,00 3.045.60 Check Total 6.064.02 197467 CK 5/26104 8~1~?tAL LAB OF S B 11-03 11-03035251 VO 736359 5/10/04 0.00 7.733.50 197468 CK 5/26104 8:¡:8f~ERGETlCS.INC 11-03 035232 VO 14922-60548 517/04 0.00 4.814,50 197469 CK 5/26104 B~le~1JOURNAL CORPORATION 11-03 035235 VO B671847 5/17/04 0.00 51.60 197470 CK 5/26/04 BE~ß«¡JG-JACK 11-03 035036 VO 750019-1.1 4/30/04 0.00 42,74 197471 CK 5/26104 B~~~PATRICIAJ 11-03 034735 VO 1260513-8 4/27/04 0.00 21.13 Date; f Jay, June 03, 2004 East val( Nater District Page: ('Of 15 Time; "JPM Report: .O.rp! User: KATHY Check ReQister - Standard Co~ny: EVWD Periods: 11-03 Through 12-03 As of: 613/04 Check Check Check VendorlD ---~- Period Ref Doc Inyolce Inyolce Discount Amount Nbr Type Date liéndor Name To Post Closed Nbr Type Number Date Taken Paid 197472 CK 5/26/04 ~l:~ßiJ? FENCE CO., INC. 11-03 035245 VO 3902 5/17/04 0.00 4,990.00 197473 CK 5/26/04 ~~~~ßbUSTRIAL SERVICES INC 11-03 035247 VO 11471 4130/04 0.00 4,050.00 197474 CK 5/26/04 ~~I~~EW FORD SALES,INC 11-03 035250 VO 376738 5/13/04 0,00 1,090.70 197475 CK 5/26/04 ~l:8~k~-ARTURO 11-03 034669 VO 1110137-3 4/26/04 0.00 101.79 197476 CK 5/26104 Þ8~ß'/ik-CHARLOTTE 11-03 034763 VO 80703-6.1 4/30/04 0.00 67.37 197477 CK 5/26104 ~8H~~k STREET ROCK CRUSHER 11-03 11-03 035233 VO 213008 5/17/04 0.00 365.95 197477 CK 5/26/04 ~8H~~k STREET ROCK CRUSHER 11-03 11-03 035299 VO 213179 5/21/04 0.00 3,677.40 Check Total 4,043.35 197478 CK 5/26/04 ~~R~?ËL EQUIPMENT CO '11-03 11-03035272 VO 62550 5/19/04 0.00 1,119,31 197479 CK 5/26/04 8~~ß?~E PARTS COMPANY 11-03 11-03035249 VO 827624 5/14/04 1.42 69.64 197480 CK 5/26/04 ~8Iß'$1 JANITORIAL SERVICE 11-03 035306 VO 1213 5/20/04 0.00 1,315,00 197481 CK 5/26104 ~8l:ffi:N WEST OIL CO,INC '11-03 035276 VO 5262 5/13/04 0.00 195,00 197482 CK 5/26/04 88l:ß~ WEST TIRE 11-03 035275 VO 2647 5/20/04 0,00 258.12 197483 CK 5/26/04 8~~~:¡r-RICHARD 11-03 034736 VO 1320149-2 4/27/04 0.00 32.22 197484 CK 5/26/04 ~~I~~?N-BRYAN D 11-03 034742 VO 742543-2 4/28/04 0.00 4.92 197485 ZC 5/26/04 ~~~~Ð?N 11-03 11-03034670 VO 1150125-8 4/26/04 0.00 28.69 197485 ZC 5/26/04 ~~~Ð?N 11-03 11-03034671 VO 1150125-8.1 4/26104 0.00 41.94 197485 ZC 5/26104 ~~~~Ð?N 11-03 11-03034908 AD 1150125-8 4/26104 0.00 -28,69 197485 ZC 5/26/04 ~~~~Ð?N 11-03 11-03034909 AD 1150125-8,1 4/26104 0.00 -41.94 Date: ( Jay, June 03, 2004 East vaiL Water District Paoe: ( j of 15 Time: 01:13PM Report: 03630.rpt User: KATHY Check Reqister . Standard Company: EVWD Periods: 11-03 Throuoh 12-03 As of: 6/3/04 Check Check Check VendorlD --- Period Ref Doc Invoice Invoice Discoun! Amount Nbr Type Date Vendor Name To Post Ctosed Nbr Type Number Date Taken Paid Check Total 0.00 197486 CK 5/26/04 ~8~~c¡f-THICH G 11-03 034672 VO 83022Q.6 4/26/04 0.00 16.05 197487 CK 5/26/04 ~8~gl~G AUTHORITY 11-03 034764 VO 542394-5.1 4/20/04 0.00 30.50 197466 CK 5/26/04 ~~R08óNSTRUCTION SPECiAlTIES 11-03 11-03035304 VO P02012536 4/21/04 0.00 1,243.97 197489 CK 5126/04 ~~~~'I1-HIEP 11-03 034743 VO 930302.7 4/28/04 0.00 62.60 197490 CK 5126/04 ~~8~'B.SCAPE PROD, INC. 11-03 11-03035262 VO 3361664-00 5/19/04 4.16 204.59 197491 CK 5126/04 I~~ DESERT SECURITY & 11-03 11-03035267 VO RM34510604 5120/04 0.00 447.89 107492 CK 5126/04 I~~ WATER WORKS SUPPLY co 11-03 035225 VO 138630 5/17104 9.27 454.06 197492 CK 5/26/04 I~~WATER WORKS SUPPLY CO 11-03 035226 VO 138632 5/17104 11.93 584.57 197492 CK 5/26/04 l~tR'NbWATER WORKS SUPPLY CO 11-03 035227 VO 136631 5/17/04 2.93 143.61 197492 CK 5/26/04 I~~ WATER WORKS SUPPLY CO 11-03 035228 VO 138629 5/17104 10.34 506.86 197492 CK 5126/04 l~tR'NbWATER WORKS SUPPLY CO 11-03 035229 VO 138628 5/17/04 14.22 696.93 Check Total 2,386.03 197493 CK 5126/04 ~tg~tATIONAL RUBBER & SUPPLY 11-03 035300 VO 19130 5/20/04 0.86 42.24 197494 CK 5/26/04 J~~$1..UL 11-03 035110 VO 1620406-2,1 4/26/04 0,00 27,48 197495 CK 5/26/04 ~l\'rP?<1PLlNGER LETTER 11-03 035236 VO 0068625136 5/10104 0,00 56.00 197496 CK 5/26/04 ~~I~%NANCE SOLUTIONS INC 11-03 035273 VO 5138407 5/13/04 0.00 849.92 197497 CK 5/26/04 ~~WM ENTERPRISES 11-03 11-03035266 VO 1666 5119104 0.00 1,700.00 197497 CK 5/26/04 ~~ß£JM ENTERPRISES 11-03 11-03035269 VO 1667 5/19/04 0.00 15,802.56 Check Total 17,502.56 197498 CK 5/26104 ~~~Wb\vER INC 11-03 11-03035237 VO 329847 5/18/04 0,00 496.00 Dale' (,.y, June 03, 2004 East vall. Hater District Page: {Of 15 Time: 01:13PM Report: uJO.rpt Use" KATHY Check ReQlster . Standard Company: EVWD Periods: 11-<13 Through 12-03 As of: 613/04 Check Check Check VendorlD Period Ref Doc Invoice Invoice Discount Amount Nbr Type Date Vendor Name To Pos' Closed Nbr Type Number Date Taken Paid 197499 CK 5/26/04 ~g<eN-JAMES R 11-03 034673 VO 840012-5 4/26104 0.00 27.69 197499 CK 5/26/04 ~g<eN-JAMES R 11-03 034767 VO 840012-5,1 4/29/04 0.00 39.02 Check Total 66.71 197500 CK 5/26/04 ~H~C¡YCALL 11-03 035307 VO 27694169 6/1/04 0.00 138.16 197501 CK 5/26/04 ~~~e\ß-MICHAEL A 11-03 034768 VO 350157-1,1 4/29/04 0.00 45.46 197502 CK 5/26/04 m~OR~ERICAS, INC. 11-03 035246 VO 740889 4/30/04 0.00 1,136,05 197503 CK 5/26/04 ~:¡:PdíÍiAL WATERWORKS 11-03 11-03035271 VO 1259741 5/17/04 0.00 26,186.48 197504 CK 5/26/04 ~~R~1ESUS 11-03 034766 VO 1120146-2.1 4/27/04 0.00 24.24 197505 CK 5/26/04 ~Hß~p TECHNOLOGIES, INC. 11-03 035303 VO 2004328 5/25/04 0.00 315,00 197506 CK 5/26/04 ~8~ß~~OLES-TAMRA 11-03 034737 VO 840123-1 4/27104 0.00 72.25 197507 CK 5/26/04 88~ß~-JORGE L 11-03 034757 VO 450077-3 4/29/04 0.00 50,59 197508 CK 5/26/04 Þ~8ANb TITAN INC, 11-03 035295 VO 2221 2120/04 D.oo 3,038.40 197508 CK 5/26/04 Þ~8&W: TITAN INC. 11-03 035296 VO 2248 3/30/04 0.00 5,300.00 Check Total 8,338.40 197509 ZC 5/26/04 Þ~8Pi\I: GOLD INC 11-03 11-03034738 VO 1430259-1 4/27/04 0.00 52,33 197509 ZC 5/26/04 Þ~8¡¡¡¡I: GOLD INC 11-03 11-03034925 AD 1430259-1 4/27/04 0.00 -52.33 Check Total 0.00 197510 CK 5/26/04 Þ~~P~UM PLUS FOR BUSINESS 11-03 035248 VO 0986 FRED 5/10/04 0.00 20.34 197510 CK 5/26/04 Þ~W~UM PLUS FOR BUSINESS 11-03 035289 VO PLA1000 BRIAN 5/10/04 0.00 3,082,17 Check Total 3,102.51 197511 CK 5/26/04 ~1~l¡4ow BOLT & SUPPLY INC 11-03 035288 VO N77119-IN 5/20/04 17.42 1,724.32 197512 CK 5/26/04 ~Hß1~PEDRO G 11-03 034674 VO 40078-4 4/26/04 0.00 138.89 Dale, ~ ay, June 03, 2004 East vall!. Nater District Page, "Of 15 TIme, 01: JPM Report: oO.rp! User: KATHY Check ReQister - Standard Company: EVWD Periods: 11.03 Through 12.03 As of: 6/3/04 Check Check Check Vendor ID Pertod Ref Doc Invoice Invoice Discount Amount Nbr Type Oat. YOndorName -.--.--- To Post Closed Nbr Typ. Number Dat. Taken Paid 197513 CK 5/26/04 ~8B~~aUEZ-MARIOS 11.03 034739 VO 730192-3 4/27/04 0.00 17.35 197514 CK 5/26104 ~8Hf!&\,lllE'S AUTO BODY 11-03 035277 VO ROU051104 5/11/04 0,00 898.36 197515 CK 5/26104 ~'lT~CYIRE SERVICE 11-03 11-03035278 VO 0148287 5/14/04 0.00 49.00 197516 CK 5/26/04 ~R8O01 11-03 035238 VO 25310670404 5f7104 0.00 48,08 197516 CK 5/26/04 ~R8o01 11-03 035290 VO 86417020404 5/10/04 0,00 24.97 197516 CK 5/26104 ~R8°O1 11-03 035291 VO 42521420404 5/14/04 0.00 43.45 197516 CK 5/26/04 ~R8O01 11-03 035292 VO 42506230404 5/14/04 0,00 88.26 Check Total 204.76 197517 CK 5/26104 ~~~~~\--TECH SYSTEMS. LLC. 11-03 11-03 035239 VO 3143 5/15/04 0.00 2,270.00 197518 CK 5/26104 ~8~ÆGAS COMPANY 11-03 035219 VO 12292172009 5/18/04 0.00 43.94 197518 CK 5/26/04 ~8~~~ GAS COMPANY 11-03 035220 VO 12502172005 5/18104 0.00 18.43 Check Total 62.37 197519 CK 5/26104 ~8~rpUMP & WEll SERVICE 11-D3 11-03035293 VO 35654 5/14/04 0.00 357.66 197520 CK 5/26/04 ~:¡:~~%30F CALIFORNIA 11-03 035221 VO STA0514O4 5/19/04 0.00 12,596.34 197521 CK 5/26104 ~:¡:~~:¡rARD PACIFIC HOMES 11-03 034744 VO 660007-0 4/28/04 0.00 4.49 197521 CK 5/26104 ~:¡:~~:¡rARD PACIFIC HOMES 11-03 034745 VO 660101-0 4/28/04 0.00 30.00 197521 CK 5/26104 ~~Rí/rARD PACIFIC HOMES 11-03 034758 VO 660017-0 4/29/04 0.00 29.00 Check Total 63A9 197522 CK 5/26/04 ~'/Ml VilLALOBOS 11-03 035234 VO 6940 5/3104 0.00 172.40 197523 CK 5/26/04 m~%MSONE 11-03 034741 VO 1341004-0 4/27/04 0.00 34.91 197524 CK 5/26104 :¡:~~~'lfuRER. TAX COLLECTOR '11-03 035240 VO 0288101030000 5/20/04 0.00 32.89 197524 CK 5/26104 :¡:~~~'lfuRER-TAX COLLECTOR 11.03 035241 VO 0288101035001 5/20104 0.00 82.27 Date: .( Jay. June 03, 2004 East valtJ JVater District Page: (Of 15 Time: 01:13PM Report: 0 "JO.rp! User: KATHY Check Reaister - Standard Company: EVWD Periods: 11.()3 Through 12'()3 As of: 6/3/04 Check Check Check Vendor ID Period Ref Doc Invofce Invoice Discount Amount Nbr Type Date Vendor Name To Post Closed Nbr Type Number Date Taken Paid 197524 CK 5/26/04 :¡:~~RC¡åJRER- TAX COLLECTOR 11-03 035242 VO 1199331010000 5/20/04 0.00 34.61 197524 CK 5126/04 :¡:~~R%RER- TAX COLLECTOR 11-03 035243 VO 1199331020000 5/20/04 0.00 43.04 197524 CK 5126/04 :¡:~~R%RER- TAX COLLECTOR 11-03 035244 VO 0288101050000 5/20/04 0.00 30.33 Check Total 223.14 197525 CK 5/26/04 U~I~~ PARCEL SERVICE 11-03 11-03035222 VO 000016XW88204 5115104 0.00 16.00 197525 CK 5126/04 U~I~~ PARCEL SERVICE 11-03 11-03035308 VO 000016XW88214 5122/04 0.00 16,00 Check Total 32.00 197526 CK 5/26/04 U~t-¡¡J8~ES 11-03 034746 VO 200300-0 4/28/04 0.00 49,00 197526 CK 5126/04 U~~8~ES 11-03 034769 VO 200266-0.1 4/26/04 0.00 61.50 197526 CK 5126/04 U~~8~ES 11-03 034770 VO 200268-0.1 4/26/04 0.00 53.46 197526 CK 5/26/04 U~~8~ES 11-03 034771 VO 200272-0.1 4/26/04 0.00 56.22 197526 CK 5/26/04 U~~8~ES 11-03 034772 VO 200273-0.1 4/26/04 0.00 464,32 197526 CK 5/26/04 U~~8~ES '11-03 034773 VO 200277-0.1 4/26104 0.00 59.74 197526 CK 5/26/04 U~t-¡¡J8~ES 11-03 034774 VO 200276-0.1 4/26/04 0.00 57.51 197526 CK 5126/04 U~~8~ES 11-03 034775 VO 200280-0.1 4/26/04 0,00 57.51 197526 CK 5/26/04 U~t-¡¡J8~ES 11-03 034776 VO 200281-0.1 4/26/04 0.00 65.79 197526 CK 5/26104 U~~8~ES 11-03 035049 VO 200280-0.1 4/26/04 0,00 57.51 197526 CK 5/26/04 U~t-¡¡J8~ES 11-03 035107 AD 200280-0.1 4/26/04 0,00 -57.51 197526 CK 5/26/04 U~~8~ES 11-03 035108 VO 200280-0.1 4/26/04 0.00 57.51 197526 CK 5/26/04 U~~8~ES 11-03 035310 AD 200280-0,1 4/26/04 0.00 -57.51 Check Total 925.05 197527 CK 5/26/04 ~~~lJPðN 11-03 035270 VO 88528040504 5110/04 0.00 31.75 197528 CK 5/26/04 ~~~9t~s C/O WILL & CARLSON INC 11-03 035309 VO WES0525O4 5/25104 0.00 150.00 197529 CK 5/26/04 ~~I~~~WINDY A 11-03 034675 VO 742466-9 4/26/04 0.00 62.78 197530 CK 5126/04 ~1~ß~hs WATCHOOG, LLC 11-03 035223 AD C23763 516/04 0.00 -14.72 197530 CK 5/26/04 ~1~ß~hs WATCHDOG, LLC 11.()3 035230 VO 23289 3/30/04 D.OO 81.07 Dale: (Jay, June 03, 2004 East valle.. v'lfater District Page: (Of 15 Time: 01:13PM Report: 0 o30,rpt Usee KATHY Check ReQister - Standard Company. EVWD Periods: 11-03 Through 12~3 As of: 6/3104 Check Check Check VendorlD Partod Ref Doc Invoice Invoice Discount Amount Nbr Type Date Vendor Nama -------- To Post Closed Nbr Type Number Date Takan Paid 197530 CK 5126/04 ~1~ß'l.iss WATCHDOG, LLC 11-03 035231 va 23132 3/17/04 0.00 176.90 Check Total 245.25 197531 CK 5/28/04 :¡:~~O~STAWAY 11-03 035360 va THE526O4 5/28/04 0,00 500.00 197532 CK 6/1/04 ~1~~8s 12-03 035380 va KIN0601O4 6/1/04 0.00 276.38 197533 CK 6/3/04 ~þ~~1},b LLC, REFOUA LLC 12-03 035457 va EFE0604 6/3104 0.00 400.00 197534 CK 6/3104 1I~001 12-03 035444 VO IIS060204 612104 0.00 50.00 197535 CK 6/3104 ~Bþ002 12-03 035407 va 924609 5/28/04 0.00 16.93 197536 CK 6/3/04 ~B~~CEO MARKETING 12-03 035459 va 41839 612104 0.00 5,200.18 197537 CK 6/3/04 ~lliRfk-JOANNA D 12-03 035051 VO 362451-6 517/04 0.00 3.12 197538 CK 6/3104 ~t$ß?SCA-ALETHEA R 12-03 035052 va 440015-9 5/4/04 0.00 2.52 197539 CK 6/3/04 ~~~IWêAN PRIDE PRINTING 12-03 035371 va 11010 5/26/04 0.00 1,013,95 197540 CK 6/3104 ~~~ß~HEAD UNITED WAY 12-03 035431 VO ARR0528O4 6/2104 0.00 50.00 197541 CK 6/3/04 ~~~RO~ESEARCH FOUNOATION 12-03 035445 VO 2576-04-02 5/13/04 0.00 236,206.00 197542 CK 6/3/04 8~8ß'kk-GABINO S 12-03 035363 VO BEC6O4 6/1104 0.00 50.00 197543 CK 6/3/04 8~~~1ós-PETER A 12-03 035053 va 720092-5 5/6104 0.00 29.41 197544 CK 6/3/04 8~l:q~buSTRIES, INC. 12-03 035408 VO 9763 #0571 4/30/04 0.00 983.50 197545 CK 6/3/04 88~~ OF WATER COMMISSIONERS 12-03 035382 va BOA5O3 6/1/04 0.00 316.00 Dale: (Jay, June 03, 2004 East va,f3 ""ater District Page: ('Of 15 Time: 01:13PM Report: a 030,rpt User: KATHY Check ReQister - Standard Company: EVWD Periods: 11-03 Through 12-03 As of: 6/3104 Check Check Check VendorlD Period Ref Doc Invoico Invoice Discount Amount Nbr Type Dato Vendor Name ------ To Post Closed Nbr Typo Number Date Taken Paid 197546 CK 6/3/04 ~~~~S MOVING & STORAGE 12-03 035441 VO 3065JUNE 6/1/04 0,00 649,61 197547 CK 6/3/04 ~~~mO/CALDWELL & MORELANO iNS 12-03 035409 VO 52613 5/27/04 0.00 7,808.00 '197548 CK 6/3104 8~~~~Ì< HOMES 12-03 035055 VO 321104-0 5/7/04 0,00 1,430.50 197549 CK 6/3/04 88~~%EY'S ELECTRIC, INC, 12-03 035378 VO 19625 5/26/04 0.00 75,00 197550 CK 6/3/04 88~~,.4TRUSTEE 12-03 035432 VO COU052804 612104 0.00 154.46 197551 CK 6/3104 88~~"\RUSTEE 12-03 035433 VO COU0528O4 6/2/04 0.00 275.00 197552 CK 6/3104 8~~g~1CHEVROLET 12-03 035413 VO 468271 5/27/04 0.00 16.17 197553 CK 6/3104 B~~~~SS-iONA F 12-03 034830 va 1040098-3 5/3104 0.00 71.36 197553 CK 6/3/04 B~~~c¡JSS-iONA F 12-03 035035 VO 1040098-3,1 5/3/04 0,00 9.07 Check Total 80A3 197554 CK 6/3/04 B~þq.oÓF HEALTH SERViCES 12-03 035404 VO DEP601O4 6/1104 0.00 70.00 197555 CK 6/3104 B~ÞRUrMENT OF TOXIC 12-03 035363 va DEP527O4 5127/04 0,00 300.00 197556 CK 6/3/04 B8~~~N TREE SERVICE 12-03 035442 VO 16190 5/27/04 0.00 600,00 197557 CK 6/3/04 ~H:P$'.?SYLViA 12-03 035058 VO 191955-11 5/6/04 0,00 33.59 197558 CK 6/3/04 H~~~\ON-LEIDA L 12-03 035364 va ETH0525O4 5/25/04 0.00 118.76 197559 CK 6/3/04 ~Ë~'/¡bFT, INC 12-03 035396 VO R447860 6/1/04 0.00 126.96 197560 CK 6/3/04 ÞË~ßq)lsaN ENTERPRISES iNC 12-03 035334 VO 313002 5/20/04 0.00 855,57 197561 CK 6/3/04 Þm~.?JUAN B 12-03 035059 VO 1310167-1 5/6/04 0.00 55.77 Date: ! Jay, June 03, 2004 East vall, \/Vater District Page: (J of 15 Time: 0 :13PM Report: "ô30.rpt User: KATHY Check ReQister - Standard Company: EVWD Periods: 11'()3 Through 12-03 As of: 613/04 Check Check Check Vendor ID Period Ref Doc Invoice Involco DiScount Amount Nbr Type Date YondorNamo ------ To Post Closed Nbr Typo Number Date Takon Paid 197562 CK 6/3/04 ÞI~g<ßAMERICAN REAL ESTATE 12-03 035398 VO 10815270 611104 0.00 210.31 197563 CK 613104 Þ800!.i STREET ROCK CRUSHER 12-03 035375 VO 213337 5125104 0.00 266.62 197564 CK 6/3/04 8~~8'N1:R CONSTRUCTION 12-03 035061 VO 370020-0 5fT/O4 0.00 46.00 197565 CK 6/3104 8~~ß~-BETTY J 12-03 035060 VO 620026-7 516104 0.00 256.47 197566 CK 613/04 8Ë~ß?~E PARTS COMPANY 12-03 035414 VO 829462 5/27/04 0.05 2.26 197566 CK 6/3104 8Ë~~EPARTSCOMPANY 12-03 035415 VO 828939 5/24/04 0.83 40.60 197566 CK 613104 8Ë~ß?~E PARTS COMPANY 12-03 035416 VO 629259 5/26/04 0.26 12.56 197566 CK 613/04 8Ë~PI/~E PARTS COMPANY 12-03 035417 VO 829256 5/26/04 3,55 174.07 197566 CK 6/3/04 8Ë~ß?~E PARTS COMPANY 12-03 035418 VO 829221 5/26/04 1.81 68.90 197566 CK 613/04 8Ë~ß?~E PARTS COMPANY 12-03 035419 VO 829222 5126/04 1.03 50.55 Check Total 368.94 197567 CK 6/3/04 8Ë8~Jä-MICAH 12-03 035458 VO GEORGE 060204 612104 0.00 85.66 197568 CK 6/3/04 881:B~ WEST TIRE 12-03 035412 VO 2889 6/1/04 0.00 285,04 197569 CK 6/3/04 ~~~R..VON-PATRICK M 12-03 035064 VO 940243-7 516/04 0.00 29.74 197570 CK 6/3/04 ttþ~~1BOY CAR WASH 12-03 035446 VO 1147 5/1104 0.00 229.60 197571 CK 6/3/04 ~~~~~GTON PLASTICS 12-03 035318 VO 01254640 5/25/04 0.00 112.64 197571 CK 6/3/04 ~~~~?~GTON PLASTICS 12-03 035336 VO 01254660 5126/04 0.00 492.61 Check Total 605.45 197572 CK 6/3/04 ~Ë~RrdSILLO-IOALMIS 12-03 034631 VO 641755-4 513/04 0.00 25.52 197573 CK 6/3104 ~ËWIW-GREGORY W 12-03 034832 VO 1560935-7 513104 0.00 3.77 Date: .ay. June 03, 2004 East Vale Nater District Page: 'Of 15 Time: 0 .,~PM Report: "~,rpt Usee KATHY Check Register - Standard Company: EVWD Periods: 11-03 Through 12-03 As of: 6I3f04 Check Check Check Vendor 10 Pertod Ref Doc Invoice Invoice Discount Amount Nbr Type Date VOndorName ---- To Post Closed Nbr Type Number Date Taken Paid 197574 CK 6/3/04 ~18~I().ND COMMUNITY NEWS 12-03 035460 VO HIG0602O4 612104 0,00 35.00 197575 CK 6/3/04 ~18~l.9..NDS STAR GROUP 12-03 035333 VO 138.2 611/04 0.00 8,000.00 197576 CK 613/04 ~~R08óNSTRUCTION SPECIALTiES 12-03 035381 VO P03015184 5125/04 0.00 179.40 197577 CK 6/3/04 1~I:R'libWATER WORKS SUPPLY CO 12-03 035319 VO 138915 5124/04 5.24 256.81 197577 CK 6/3/04 1~1:R'Iib WATER WORKS SUPPLY CO 12-03 035428 VO 139216 5/28/04 18.30 896.50 Check Total 1,153.31 197578 CK 613104 J~8~~YOLANDA F 12-03 035068 VO 430148-11 5/6104 0.00 36.17 197579 CK 613/04 J~~EEMAN CO., INC 12-03 035337 VO 269973-1 5/27/04 0.00 35.46 197579 CK 613/04 J~~EEMAN CO.,INC 12-03 035338 VO 269973-0 5126/04 0.00 1,482.48 197579 CK 6/3104 J~~EEMAN CO.. INC 12-03 035427 VO 270072-0 5128/04 0.00 18.36 197579 CK 6/3/04 J~~EEMAN CO., INC 12-03 035429 VO 269973-2 612104 0.00 27.63 Check Total 1,563.93 197580 CK 6/3/04 1æ~'rA~mSCAPING 12-03 035410 VO 258 5/28/04 0.00 8,250.00 197581 CK 613/04 ~m&tSUPPLY 12-03 035311 ÞD S2216855,O03 5125/04 0,00 -236.88 197581 CK 6/3104 ~~~ß'Àt SUPPLY 12-03 035320 VO S2229596.001 5/26104 0.00 31.70 197581 CK 6/3/04 ~~~ß'Àt SUPPLY 12-03 035321 VO S2218855,OO4 5125/04 0.00 54.35 197581 CK 6/3/04 ~~~ß'Àt SUPPLY 12-03 035322 VO S2216855,O01 5/24/04 0.00 393,15 197581 CK 6/3/04 ~~~ß~ SUPPLY 12-03 035323 VO S2216855.002 5/24/04 0.00 221,32 197581 CK 6/3/04 ~m&t SUPPLY 12-03 035325 VO S2216876.001 5/24/04 0.00 1,432.04 197581 CK 6/3104 ~mlÀ~ SUPPLY 12-03 035362 VO S2216876.002 5127/04 0,00 409.16 Check Total 2,304.84 197582 CK 613104 ~I~ßI!.=¡:¡IXON V 12-03 035069 VO 620141-6 517/04 0,00 248.32 197583 CK 613104 ~1~ßq,~D 12-03 035411 VO KING527O4 5/27/04 0.00 143.34 Date: ~ ,ay, June 03, 2004 East vall. Nater District Page: (Of 15 Time: O.,JPM Report: 0 oJO.rpt User KATHY Check Reaister - Standard Company. EVWD Periods: 11.03 Through 12.03 As of: 613104 Check Check Check Vendor 10 Period Ref Doc Invoice Invoice DIscount Amount Nbr Type Date Vendor Nome To Post Closed Nbr Type Number Do" Token Paid 197584 CK 6/3/04 ~8~P8! MINOLTA BUSINESS 12-03 035393 VO 202215612 5/25/04 0.00 4,579.3B 197585 CK 6/3/04 ~mN PRODUCTS,INC 12-03 035394 VO 2071525 5/26104 1.94 243.08 197585 CK 613/04 ~~g'IrN PRODUCTS,INC 12-03 035420 VO 2071524 5126104 2.97 326.23 197585 CK 613/04 ~~g'b~ PRODUCTS,INC 12-03 035421 VO 2071526 5/26104 7.23 793.65 Check Total 1,362.96 197586 CK 613/04 ~~9P~-ROBERT E 12-03 035361 VO MAR527O4 5/27/04 0.00 416.62 197587 CK 613/04 k1~~ß'/& SUSCO 12.03 035326 VO S1228701.002 5/25/04 0.00 52,902.81 197587 CK 613104 ~~~ SUSCO 12-03 035328 VO S122B701.001 5/21/04 0.00 12,282,91 Check Total 65.185.72 197588 CK 6/3/04 k1m¿iI CORP 12-03 035376 VO 93199 516104 0.00 588,71 197589 CK 613104 k18~ÖREWS & BOYD 12-03 035461 VO 052904 5/29/04 0.00 4,870.04 197589 CK 613104 k181}H~ÖREWS & BOYD 12-03 035462 VO 052904.1 5/29/04 0.00 5,940.00 Check Total 10,810.04 197590 CK 6/3104 k18~g1è-JOE 12.03 035072 VO 32118-{) 517/04 0,00 1,409,38 197591 CK 613/04 k1~~ßb"zA-RAUL 12-03 035037 VO 1542164-0.1 517/04 0,00 77.42 197592 CK 6/3/04 k1H~'ð'POLITAN LIFE INS CO 12-03 035384 VO MET06O4 6/1/04 0.00 422,23 197593 CK 6/3/04 k11l:ßif}EDZKI-JACEK 12-03 035379 VO MIL525O4 5/25/04 0.00 1,440.00 197594 CK 6/3104 k1IIOOJbA-ISMAEL 12.03 035073 VO 321190-0 5/4/04 0.00 1,445.82 197595 CK 6/3104 k18~ßVGOUW-ROBERT T 12.03 034833 VO 920133-5 5/3/04 0.00 9.45 197596 CK 6/3104 k188~14..KEISHA M 12.03 035074 VO 450052-2 5/4/04 0.00 29.57 197597 CK 6/3/04 k18~th-PRIMO 12-03 035075 VO 1020117-5 5/6104 0.00 46.99 Dale' ,( ,ay, June 03. 2004 East vall( tIIfater District Page, ~ .of 15 Time, 01:13PM Report: 0 ë30.rpt Use" KATHY Check Rellister - Standard Company: EVWD Periods: 11-03 Through 12-03 As of: 613104 Check Check Check Vendor ID Period Ref Doc Invoice Invoice Discount Amount Nbr Type Date Vendor Name To Post Closed Nbr Typo Numbor Date Taken Paid 19759B CK 6/3/04 ~~8~~ST INC. 12-03 035329 VO 10884049 3/29/04 0,00 128.07 197599 CK 6/3104 ~HmMP TECHNOLOGIES, INC. 12-03 035330 VO 2004311 5/20104 0.00 855.00 197600 CK 613104 Þ~~~~~H-FRED 12-03 035038 VO 1050059-5.1 516/04 0.00 16.56 197601 CK 613/04 Þmß~SON-ROY 12-03 035385 VO PAT6O4 6/1104 0.00 350.00 197602 CK 6/3/04 Þ~IWh PRACTITIONERS MONTHLY 12-03 035373 VO 59472565-RR2 5/19/04 0.00 248.95 197603 CK 6/3/04 Þ~OS'. 12-03 035356 VO PERO804 611104 0.00 34.877.93 197604 CK 6/3/04 Þ~t9~1CASH 12-03 035374 VO PET05O4 5/28/04 0.00 473.47 197605 CK 6/3104 Þ~8ß~1x HOME LIFE 12-03 035387 VO PHO61O4 611/04 0.00 285.04 197606 CK 6/3104 Þ~~?~UM PLUS FOR BUSINESS 12-03 035399 VO PLA504 MARTIN 5110/04 0.00 3.827.47 197607 CK 6/3/04 Þ8k1ROðISTRIBUTING CO 12-03 035331 VO 442944 5/21/04 0.00 3,988.14 197608 CK 6/3/04 Þ8HeW-GARY M 12-03 035078 VO 1542857-1 5rrt04 0.00 200.67 197609 CK 6/3/04 ~~PJ¡¡L -GRACIELA 12-03 035079 VO 40097-4 514104 0.00 23.42 197610 CK 6/3104 ~~~~r¡rON-SARA H 12-03 035435 VO REA052804.1 612/04 0.00 16.96 197611 CK 613/04 ¡¡~~<W~RNARDINO CHILD SUPPORT 12-03 035436 VO SAN0528O4 6/2104 0.00 269.00 197512 CK 6/3/04 ¡¡~~~RNARDINO-CITY OF 12-03 035033 VO SANO4O4 5/14104 0.00 391,980.39 197613 CK 6/3/04 ¡¡~~<WÚNO PUBLIC EMPLOYEES ASSN 12-03 035437 VO SAN0528O4 612/04 0.00 438.68 Dale; (Jay, June 03, 2004 East vall. Hater District Page: (of 15 Time; 01:13PM Report; ""O.rpt User; KATHY Check Rellister - Standard Company; EVWD Periods: 11-{3 Through 12-03 As of: 6/3/04 Check Check Check VendorlD Period Ref Doc Invoice Invoice Discount Amount Nbr Type Date Vendor Name To Post Closed Nbr Type Number Date Taken Paid 197614 CK 613/04 ~~qrgRNARDINOCOUNTYRECOROE 12-03 035316 VO SAN052604 5/26104 0.00 204,00 197615 CK 613/04 Š~8~'/:\ARY OF STATE 12-03 035405 VO SEC060104 6/1/04 0.00 25.00 197616 CK 6/3104 me~S-RON 12-03 035430 VO 1604 5/27/04 0.00 150.00 197617 CK 6/3/04 mß'/¡~ON-RON 12-03 035388 VO SEV604 6/1104 0.00 283.02 197618 CK 6/3/04 Š~~~q.vCKI-RA YMOND 12-03 035447 VO SHY504 5/28/04 0.00 2,687.50 197619 CK 6/3/04 š8<t~~ EDISON COMPANY 12-03 035400 VO 2251222857504 5/28/04 0.00 4,006.21 197619 CK 613/04 Š8ce>~EDISON COMPANY 12-03 035401 VO 2234380962504 5/29/04 0.00 2,503.44 197619 CK 6/3/04 Š8ce>~EOISON COMPANY 12-03 035402 VO 2243755882504 5/29/04 0.00 230.54 Check Total 6,740.19 197620 CK 613104 Š8We~TAMI REDPATH 12-03 035438 VO SOW0528O4 6/2/04 0.00 250.00 197621 CK 6/3104 Šß~~OF CALIFORNIA 12-03 035443 VO STA0525O4 6/2/04 0.00 12,292.23 197622 CK 613/04 Šß~'ð'ARD REGISTER 12-03 035422 VO 4989986 5/24/04 0.00 248.28 197623 CK 6/3/04 Šß~Ë4STREET BANK & TRUST 12-03 035439 VO STA052804 6/2104 0,00 7,067,51 197624 CK 613/04 H~~:¡j!ARD PACIFIC HOMES 12-03 034834 VO 660016-0 5/3/04 0.00 8.11 197624 CK 6/3/04 §:¡:~œARD PACIFIC HOMES 12-03 035040 va 680006-0.1 5/5/04 0.00 51.70 197624 CK 6/3/04 Š:¡:~œARO PACIFIC HOMES 12-03 035041 VO 660007-0.1 5/5/04 0.00 42.90 197624 CK 613104 §:¡:~œARD PACIFIC HOMES 12-03 035042 VO 660016-0.1 5/5/04 0,00 41.15 197624 CK 6/3104 §:¡:~~:¡j!ARO PACIFIC HOMES 12-03 035043 VO 600017-0.1 5/5/04 0.00 30.00 197624 CK 6/3/04 §:¡:~ß:¡j!ARD PACIFIC HOMES 12-03 035044 VO 660101-0,1 5/5/04 0.00 30.00 197624 CK 613104 §:¡:~~:¡j!ARO PACIFIC HOMES 12-03 035091 VO 660102-0 5/6/04 0,00 17.80 197624 CK 6/3/04 §:¡:~~:¡j!ARD PACIFIC HOMES 12-03 035092 VO 660103-0 5/6/04 0.00 18,66 Dale: -( ,ay, June 03, 2004 East vall . Nater District Page: {Of 15 TIme: 01:13PM Report: "oO.rpl Usee KATHY Check ReQister - Standard Company: EVWD Periods: 11-03 Through 12-03 As of: 6/3/04 Check Check Check ",...~dorID__- -.---.- Period Ref Doc Invoice Invoice Discount Amount Nbr Type Date Vendor Name To Post Closed Nbr Type Number Date Taken Paid 197624 CK 6/3/04 ~:¡:~~~ARD PACIFIC HOMES 12-03 035093 va 660104-0 5/6/04 0.00 19.56 197624 CK 6/3/04 ~:¡:~ß~ARD PACIFIC HOMES 12-03 035094 VO 660105-0 516/04 0.00 21,93 Check Total 281.83 197625 CK 6/3/04 ~~~ROØARTNERSHIP 12-03 035039 VO 730046-1.1 5/6/04 0.00 20,16 197625 CK 6/3/04 ~~~ROØARTNERSHIP 12-03 035096 VO 730047-1 5/6/04 0.00 22.24 197625 CK 6/3/04 ~~~ROØARTNERSHIP 12-03 035097 va 730047-1.1 5/6/04 0.00 31.97 197625 CK 6/3/04 ~~~ROØARTNERSHIP 12-03 035098 VO 730048-1 516/04 0.00 24.00 197625 CK 6/3/04 ~~~ROØARTNERSH1P 12-03 035099 VO 730048-1.1 5/6/04 0.00 30.00 197625 CK 6/3/04 ~~~ROØARTNERSHIP 12-03 035100 VO 910023-1 5/6/04 0.00 24.24 197625 CK 6/3/04 ~~~~ØARTNERSHIP 12-03 035101 VO 910023-1.1 5/6/04 0,00 31.76 Check Total 184.37 197626 CK 6/3/04 meÒ'k-KIM L 12-03 035045 VO 1630301-8.1 5/6/04 0.00 20.74 197627 CK 6/3104 :¡:~~FæR-MARY 12-03 035440 va TUR052804 6/2/04 0.00 225.00 197628 CK 6/3104 WIô..I{9~ INTERNATIONAL 12-03 035332 vo 2042530 5124/04 0.00 24.72 197629 CK 6/3/04 ~~Bg?fuROUND SERVICE ALERT 12-03 035397 VO 2004050244 6/1/04 0.00 194.60 197630 CK 6/3/04 ~~Iß11BANK OF CALIFORNIA 12-03 035389 VO UNI6O4 6/1/04 0.00 87,421.58 197630 CK 6/3/04 ~~Iß11BANK OF CALIFORNIA 12-03 035390 VO UNI0604 6/1/04 0.00 72.935.22 Check Total 160,356.80 197631 CK 6/3104 ~~F¡!jetER WESTATES 12-03 035377 VO 0159753-IN 5111/04 0,00 11,330.32 197632 CK 6/3/04 ~~ttP8~ES 12-03 035046 VO 200266-0.1 513/04 0.00 5.16 197632 CK 6/3/04 H~ttP8~ES 12-03 035047 VO 200272-0.1 513/04 0.00 9.58 197632 CK 6/3/04 H~W8~ES 12-03 035048 VO 20077-0.1 513104 0.00 22.41 197632 CK 6/3/04 ~~W8~ES 12-03 035050 VO 200281-0.1 513104 0.00 13.72 Check Total 50.85 197633 CK 6/3/04 H:¡rß~T OFFICE 12-03 035317 VO USP052604 5/26/04 0,00 10,000.00 Dale: T( .y, June 03, 2004 East vall( later District Page: " Of 15 Time: 01:13PM Report: ,rpl User: KATHY Check ReClister - Standard Company: EVWD Periods: 11'()3 Through 12'()3 As of: 613104 Check Check Check Vendor ID Period Rei Doc Invoice Invoice Discount Amount Nbr Type Dale Vendor Name ---- To Posl Closed Nbr Type Number Date Taken Paid 197634 CK 6/3/04 ~~I:~!J,,~ MATERIALS COMPANY 12.()3 035395 VO 253532 5124/04 5.38 232,48 197635 CK 6/3/04 ~~l:eSOJR-DONELL 12'()3 035103 VO 420130-1 516104 0.00 13.46 197636 CK 6/3/04 ~~Š~?~GTON-BENJAMIN 12-03 035104 VO 1450128-1 5f7/O4 0.00 4,90 197636 CK 6/3/04 ~~Š~?~GTON-BENJAMIN 12-03 035218 VO 1450128-1.1 5114/04 0.00 52.58 Check Total 57.48 197637 CK 6/3/04 ~êŠmN MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRI 12-03 035403 VO 17792 515/04 0.00 240.00 197638 CK 6/3104 ~êŠ~18ROUP 12-03 035406 VO WES0601O4 6/1/04 0.00 385.00 197639 CK 6/3/04 ~~lmEAD-ROGER 12-03 035391 VO WHI6O4 6/1/04 0.00 317.21 197640 CK 6/3104 ~~P8~INGER INC 12-03 035423 VO 934-745122-2 5126/04 0.00 188.99 197640 CK 6/3104 W8m>.INGER INC 12-03 035424 VO 934-756574-0 5/26/04 0.00 1,398,38 Check Total 1,587.37 197641 CK 6/3/04 ~êêqaËDICAL SERVICE # 12-03 035425 VO 66028101 4120/04 0.00 39.44 197641 CK 6/3/04 ~êêqaËDICAL SERVICE # 12-03 035426 VO 66028301 4/20/04 0.00 39.44 Check Total 78.88 Check Count: 164 Ace! Sub Total: 1,406,877.53 Check Type Count Amount Paid Regular 182 1.406,877.53 Hand 0 0.00 Void 0 0.00 Siub 0 0.00 Zero 2 0,00 Mask 0 0.00 Total: 164 1,406,877.53 Company Disc Total 121.16 Company Total " ~ '-\!'he Authorization and Right To Sell (or, CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS@ MODIFICA nON OF TERMS AUTHORIZATION AND RIGHT TO SELL, ACQUIRE OR RENT (CAR. Form MT, Revised 4/02) if checked, 0 Authorization to Acquire, 0 Authorization to Lease or Rent) Afftoued dated and June 10, 2003 , between Jim Cimino Realty, Inc. ("Broke~') East Valley Water District ("Principal"), regarding the real property or manufactured home described as SEE OTHER BELOW, , is modified as follows: PRICE: The listing price, price range, lease or rental amount shall be changed to: Dollars ($ 5 EXPIRATION DATE: The expiration date is changed to: June 1 0 , 200~ OTHER: Parcel # 1201-361-01 5.08 Acres, # 1201-361-02 4.93 Acres, # 1201-361-033.2 Acres Excludinq the Northern 1 Acres +/- Includinq the Co~ercial Buildinq, 5,000 sq. ft. +/- from Parcel # 1201-361-03 w- Ail other terms of the Authorization and Right to Sell, Authorization to Acquire, or Authorization to Lease or Rent, as applicable, remain in full force and effect, except as modified herein, I acknowledge that I have read and understand this Modification Agreement and have received a copy, Date June 8, 2004 at San Bernardino , California Principal Robert E. Martin, General Manager Broker Jim Cimino Realty, Inc. (Firm) Date 06/08/2004 Broker The copyright laws of the United States (TItle 17 U.S. Code) forbid the unauthorized reproduction of this form. or any poroon fhereof, by photocopy machine or eny other means, including facsimile or computerized formats. Copyright It:> 199'-2002 CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF REAlTORSlI!>, INC. All RIGHTS RESERVEO. THIS FORM HAS BEEN APPROVED BY THE CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF REAlTORS<!Ð (CAR). NO REPRESENTATION IS MADE AS TO THE lEGAL VALIDITY OR ADEQUACY OF ANY PROVISION IN ANY SPECIFIC TRANSACTION. A REAL ESTATE BROKER IS THE PERSON QUALIFIED TO ADVISE ON REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. IF YOU DESIRE lEGAL OR TAX ADVICE, CONSULT AN APPROPRIATE PROFESSIONAL. This form is available for use by the entire real estate indust')'. It is not intended to identify the user as e REAL TOR<!Ð. REAL TOR<!Ð i, a registered collective membership mark which may be u,ed only by members of the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REAL TORS<!Ð who subscribe to its Code of Ethics. -II Published and Distributed by: N REAL ESTATE BUSINESS SERVICES, INC. I . d . C asubsidiaryoflheCAL/FORNfAASSOCfATfONOFREALTDRS<!Ð ReVlewe by 525 South Virgil Avenue, Los Angeles, California 90020 Broker or Designee MT-11 REVISED 4102 (PAGE 1 OF 1> Date 1G:r ""..........= Jim Cimino Realty Phone: (909)8629505 MODIFICATION OF TERMS (MT.11 PAGE 1 OF 1) 27255 Messina St . East Highland CA 92346 Fax: 9098620307 Jim Cimino T5322094.ZFX COMMISSIONERS JIM BAOLEY, VIce enalr CIty Member PAUL BlANE Boar<! Of SupervISors BOB CaLVe,¡ Spedal DIStt1ct>; RICHARD R PEARSON Publl: Morrœr OERALDW. SMTH, crialr Special Dl5tt1cts DIANEWlWAMS CIty Member CUFFORD yoiJNO Board Of SupervISors AlTERNATES ......, JAMES It CURATAW Spedal Dl5tt1cts DENNIS HANSBEROER Boar<! Of SUpervISors 0 NEAL HEIlIVMNN CIty Member A.R. ,ONY'SEDANO PUb/I: Merrber STAFF KATHI.ŒN ROWNOS-M::DONALD Ðœcutlve OI'IIcer SAMua MAJrnNEZ IAFCO Analyst DEBBY CHAMBEßJN Clert 1X> lI1e COmmission ANOEIA M. SCHEll. IAFCO Secretary LEOAL COUNSEL ClARK H. ALSOP ~ LOCAL AGENCY FORMATION COMMISSION 175 West FIfth Street, Second Roor . san Bernardino, CA 92415-0490 (9091387-5866 . Fax (909) 387-5871 E-mail: lafco@/afco.sbcounty.gov . www.sbclafco.org Establisll8d by the State of California to serve the CItIzens, C1ttes, Spedal DIst1tcts and the County of san Bernardino May 24, 2004 TO: INDEPENDENT SPECIAL DISTRICTS IN THE COUNTY OF SAN .BERNARDINO The Special District Selection Committee again attempted to meet on May 17th prior to the membership meeting of the San Bernardino County Special Districts Association. Unfortunately, with only twenty-one (21) districts present, no business could be . conducted due to the lack of a quorum. . TWenty-eight (28) Districts were required to be present in order to conduct business. In keeping with the provisions of Government Code Section 56332, I have determined that a meeting of the Special District Selection Committee is not feasible, Therefore, we will conduct the büsiness of the Selection Committee by mail. This letter will officially open the nomination period for the position of Regular Special District member Qf the Local Agency Formation Commission (LAFCO). The nomination period will be. for thirty (30) days, opening on May 24, 2004, and ending at the close of business at 5:00 p.m. on June 23, 2004. Nominations for this position will need to submitted by District Board vote, The information to be submitted must show the date of action by the District Board and include the vote of the District Board members, Nominations submitted without this information will be returned to the District and will need to be re-submitted within the nomination time period in order to be considered valid. We have included copies of the letters of interest submitted previously for this position from: SPECIAL DISTRICT SELECTION COMMITTEE NOMINATION LETTER MAY 24, 2004 ....... -~----'-.-'-.._-- Mr. Gerald Smith (incumbent) from the Baldy Mesa Water District Mr. Bruce H. Field from the Lake Arrowhead Community Services District Ms. Kimberly Cox from the Mojave Water Agency. The submission of these letters of interest does not constitute a nomination. Districts are not restricted to nominating one of these candidates. This is ' merely an opportunity for the Districts to see individuals who have indicated an interest in this position. w At the end of this nomination period, LAFCO staff will prepare and send, by , certified mail, to each independent special district one ballot with the candidates nominated for the position and the voting instructions. A thirty (30) day period will be allowed for submission of the District votes. A valid vote will include a copy of the District minute action voting for a candidate. Please note that the successful candidate for the position of Special District member will need to receive a minimum of 28 votes. If no candidate receives the required 28 votes, a run-off election between the two receiving the highest number of votes will be conducted in the same written manner. 'Please let me know if you have any questions or comments concerning this selection procedure. You may contact me at the address listed above, bye- mail at lafco@lafco.sbcounty.gov, or by phone at (909) 387-5866. Sincerely, ~~ONALD Executive Officer Attachments w . . . . (j) 0) rõ)[H~ŒnWŒ[Q) ~ lM. MAR 18 200~ . . LAFCO San Bernardino County Gerald W. Smith' for Local Agency Formation Commission Commissioner . . Special Districts Representative My Fellow Colleagues:. My name is Gerald Smith and I currently serve on the LoCal Ag~ncýFormation Q)mmission as a Commissioner representing Independent Special Districts. 111m also the current Chairman of the Commission. I have been your repl'e$entative for the past; six years, I iIÍI1 up for re-election and would like you to consider re-electing me to the Commission so that I ma)' continue my endeavor toprptect the interests ofSpèciaJ Districts. . . I have served in loèaI government since 1991 when I was elected to the Baldy Mesa Water District. I have served as President and Vice President of the Board ofnirectors and have served on .numerous committees for.the District . I have served on the Board ofDirectprs of the California Special DistriCts Association. I have served on the Board of Directors of the Association of San Bernardino County Special Districts.since 1995, having served two years as Vice President and four years as President. ~ I have served on the Local Agency Formation Commission for the. past six years, having served tWo years as Vice Chairinan and. two years as Chairman. 0 I have been a Fireœ (or.the past twenty years, protecting life and property throughout California. Being involved~ith Special Districts is another way of protecting the interests of my children's future and tlie rights army neighbors to have 1~ca1 government they can trust If re-elected, I wiII continue to protect the interests of Special Districts in locarareas and in Sacramento. .. . ' . Education: Special District Board Management Institute Certificate of Completion, 1997, in Board Management, Administration and Finance . Victor Valley Community College - Degree in Business Administration; 1989 Victor Valley Community College - Degree in Fire Science ' California State Fire Marshal Certification as: Chief Officer, Fi~e Officer, Prevention Officer, Training Officer, Public Education Officer, Instructor, Level 2 Investigator Special District Board Management Institute Certificate of Completion, 2004, in Governance, Administration, Finance, Beyond the Basics. Building a Successful District Please plan to attend the Special Districts Selection Committee meeting on April8'h to vote for your representative. ~ Gerald Smith '. , i) 0 ~ . ~rn@rnuwrnr[jì APR 142004 IW LAfCO San Bemaro;oo Cœnty Kathleen Rollings-McDoJ:uild Executive Officer 0 0 Local Agency Fimnation Commission 175 West Fifth Street, Second Floor San Bernarditio, CA 92415-0490 SUBJECT: 0 Statement of Interest Dear Ms, Rollings-McDonald: ~ I, Bruce H. Field am a duly elected official of the Lake Arrowhead Community Services, District. lam curre~t1yPresident ofthe Board of Directors, I desire to run for the position of Voting Member to represent independent Special Ùi¡¡tricts on the San Bernardino LAFCO SOlIS to continue to endeavor to uphold the interest of the Special DistÌicOts, 0 I have seÍved on theoBoard of Directors of the Lake Arrowhead CommUnity Services District since November 6, 2001 when I was elected'to a foui-year'tenn.' 0 , I have bee¡:¡ an Accountant for 17 years, working hard to protect the interests of bUsiness and individuals in the community, , , , , If elected I pr~mise to p~otect the interests of the Special Districts ançi teY ';lphold the value of the community ~or asl~mg as I serve, , S!Z~fl , Bruce H, Fièld President of the Board . w Water I Wastewater Systems P,O, Box. 700 Lake ArTOwhead, CA 92352 (909) 337-85055 (909) 337-3165 Fax ~i ,/ 0 -- -?7fJ ~ 22450 HeadQuarters Driye . ADDie Valley California 92307 Phone (760) 946-7000 . Fax (760) 240-2642 .. www.mojavewater.org ,... Mojave Water Agency DATE: April 29, 2004 ~ [g@ [g OW & ill) . MAY 04 20Q4 . LAFCO San Bernardino County . SUBJECT: Special Districts Board members and General Managers , Statemerit of Interest - LAFCO Board representative for Special Districts TO: I am a member of the Board of Directors for the Mojave Water Agency, a special district whose jurisdiction covers over 4,900 square miles of San Bemardino County's desert region. The division in which I am honored to serve encOmpasses over 2,700 miles of this area.' Further, I have been selected by my colleagues as the appointed, representative to the Association of San Bernardino County Special Districts. ~ Likewise, I am interested in serving all special districts in San Bemardino County as your representative on the Local Agency FolTT1ation Commission (LAFCO). I am commi~ed to representing our special districts in a professional, fair and infolTT1ed manner. I bring to the table over ten years 'of local and federal government professional experience, with an' emphasis on land. use and management of public works projects. In addition, I have over a decade of employment in the corporate world. These combined professional experiences have afforded the opportunity for me to develop a well-rounded perspective and a .broad knowledge base. Additionally, I hqld a Bachelor's degree in Business Management and a Master's degree in Public Administration. " '. . At a Board of Directors meeting heJd Thursday, April 22, 2004, the Mojave Water Agency Board of Directors voted unanimously to support my candidacy for LAFCO. Likewise, I would appreciate your support. Please feel free to contact me at (760) 900- 1120. I look forward to hearing from you regarding this important position representing special districts throughout San Bernardino County. Thank you for your consideration. 4: Kimberly Director, ~ ~ 'W -- C<!.,. Z 0 8~ 0- ~'" "'~ ~:;; <:t: WC<! :;;::J gg§ <>- ex: '" >-0 ~¡¡¡ ¡;...: ~ >- "- ~ :;;::J W-, -., \',J., ~ Z < 12 < > õ ,.; r-. '" ~ ::J >- ~ N "'! ¡g ~ >- ¡g 0 ::J CD '" "'! '" '" 0 Ñ '" f ( ( EAST VALLEY WATER DISTRICT BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2003-2004 LIGHTFOOT GOODIN NEGRETE STURGEON WILSON FEES EXPENSES FEES EXPENSES FEES EXPENSES FEES EXPENSES FEES EXPENSES JULY 1125.00 33.16 1125.00 75.80 1000.00 15.00 1250.00 90.00 1250.00 1273.73 AUG 625.00 1000.00 1151,00 625.00 15.05 1125.00 400.00 1250.00 626.74 SEPT 625.00 72.52 1250.00 1052.16 625,00 77.35 875.00 126.45 1250.00 779.85 OCT 750.00 69.78 1125.00 769.34 625.00 407.35 1250.00 664.88 1125.00 761.00 NOV 250.00 15.00 1125.00 15.00 250.00 284.00 1250.00 197.09 875.00 25.00 DEC 375.00 18.82 750.00 640.00 750.00 -58.00 1250.00 1271.00 1250.00 521.28 JAN 625.00 1250.00 750.00 625.00 1125.00 1379.24 FEB 375.00 1250.00 225.70 625.00 202.63 1125.00 130.00 1250.00 1383.35 MAR 875.00 20.00 1250.00 171.57 1250.00 2125.44 1250.00 1983.22 1250.00 491.67 APRIL 625.00 1125.00 79.74 750.00 1250.00 1125.00 192.70 MAY 630.37 1485.33 504.81 JUNE TOTAL REIMB 6250.00 229.28 11250.00 4180.31 7250.00 3699.19 11250.00 6347.97 11750.00 7939.37 TOTAL EXPENSES 6250.00 229.28 11250.00 4180.31 7250.00 3699.19 11250.00 6347.97 11750.00 7939.37 ( ( ( BOARD OF DIRECTOR EXPENSES DRAFT FISCAL YEAR 2003-2004 GLENN LIGHTFOOT DATE CONFERENCE MILEAGE BOOKS NAME OF MEETING FEES AIRFARE PARKING LODGING MEALS SUBSCRIPTIONS MISC LUNCH W/BOB 7/7/03 18,77 LUNCH W/BOB 7/10/03 14.39 LUNCH W/BOB 9/4/03 13.52 THE BUSINESS PRESS 9/22/03 59.00 LUNCH W/BOB 10/22/03 10.78 THE BUSINESS PRESS 10/28/03 59.00 STATE OF COMM LUNCH 11/25/03 15.00 LUNCH W/BOB 12/18/03 18.82 LUNCH W/WILSON 3/25/04 20.00 TOTAL 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 111.28 118.00 0.00 Page 1 ( ( ( BOARD OF DIRECTOR EXPENSES DRAFT FISCAL YEAR 2003-2004 DON GOODIN DATE CONFERENCE CARFARE MILEAGE NAME OF MEETING FEES AIRFARE ~ LODGING MEALS EDUCATION SPECIAL DISTRICT 7/21/03 28.80 32.00 WRI BREAKFAST 7/29/03 15.00 LEG ADV 8/8/03 10.00 LEG ADV CXL 8/8/03 -10.00 SACRAMENTO 8/12103 204.00 WESTCAS DC 8/14/03 291.50 CSUSB 8/18/03 655.50 SPECIAL DISTRICT 9/15/03 29.20 27.50 WESTCAS DC 09/20/03-09/24/03 33.75 721.42 16.29 CSUSB TEXT BOOKS 9/30/03 164.00 STATE OF INLAND EMP 9/26/03 60.00 MILEAGE 10/3/04 26.00 MEAL W/ BOB 10/17/03 28.00 SPECIAL DISTRICT 10/20/03 32.00 WESTCAS CONF 10/25/03 196.00 WESTCAS CONF 10/29/03-10/30/03 150.00 153.37 20,25 124.70 39.02 STATE OF COMM LUNCH 11/25/03 15.00 CAL STATE PA615 FEES 1214/03 601.50 MEAL W/ PAUL DOLTER 12111/03 7.50 SPECIAL DISTRICT 12115/03 31.00 SPECIAL DISTRICT 2116/04 23.00 SACRAMENTO 2117/04 96.70 SPECIAL DISTRICT 2119/04 31.00 LEGISLATIVE BKFT 2/24/04 30.00 SBACC 2/29/04 45.00 MEAL W/BOB 3/1104 9.32 WTR EDUC FOUNDATION 03/11/04-03/12104 38.00 101.25 SPECIAL DISTRICT 3/15/04 23.00 CSUSB TEXT BOOKS 4f7104 52.74 SPECIAL DISTRICT 4/19/04 27.00 TOTAL 150.00 844.87 166,00 846,12 463.63 1421.00 Page 1 ( ( ( BOARD OF DIRECTOR EXPENSES DRAFT FISCAL YEAR 2003-2004 EDWARD NEGRETE DATE CONFERENCE MILEAGE NAME OF MEETING FEES AIRFARE PARKING LODGING MEALS MISC WRI BREAKFAST 7/29/03 15.00 LUNCH W/ DIR GOODIN 8/27/03 15,05 LUNCH W/ DIR WILSON 9/10/03 17.35 STATE OF INLAND EMP 9/26/03 60.00 ACWACONF 10/17/03 395.00 LUNCH W/ DIR LIGHTFOOT 10/22/03 12.35 ACWACONF 11/3/03 269.00 STATE OF COMM LUNCH 11/25/03 15.00 REIMB ACWAI KERI 12/18/03 -85.00 MEAL 12/3/04 27.00 MEAL W/BOB 2/13/04 20.88 MILEAGE 2/23/04 32.25 LEGISLATIVE BKFT 2/24/04 30.00 WRI 2/26/04 100.00 19.50 CMUACONF 3/24/04-3/28/04 375.00 304.50 1252,08 262.42 CMUA CONF 3/11/04 -75.00 HIGHLAND FESTIVAL 3/27/04 6.44 ACWACONF 05/03/04-050704 510.00 120.37 TOTAL 1295.00 0.00 356,25 1252,08 789.42 6.44 Page 1 ( ( ( BOARO OF DIRECTORS EXPENSES GEORGE WILSON DRAFT FISCAL YEAR 2003-2004 DATE CONFERENCE MILEAGE LODGING NAME OF MEETING FEES ~ PARKING MEALS COMMENTS LUNCHIBOB 712103 18.77 LUNCH/PUBLIC RELATION 7f7103 15,21 RAOON TRIPI DC 07/12103-07/16/03 435.50 774.86 14,39 WRI BREAKFAST 7/29/03 15.00 LUNCH/ BANK REP 8/4/03 14.57 LUNCH WI BOB 8/6103 14.03 WASH DC 8/8/03 381.50 LUNCH WI BOB 8/12103 204,00 12.64 LUNCH WI BOB 9/4/03 13,52 LUNCH WI BOB 9f7103 45.90 ACWA FED AFFAIRS 9/8/03 79,00 157.08 ACWA CONF FEE 9/9/03 395.00 DINNER WI BOB 9/10/03 17.15 LUNCH WI BOB 9/17103 12.20 STATE OF INLAND EMP 9/26/03 60.00 RADON/PERCHL TRIP 10/5/03-10108/03 60.00 664.64 MEAL WI BOB 10f7103 16.16 LEGISLATIVE BKFST 11f7103 25.00 ACWACONF 12102103-12104/03 400.07 ASSOC WTR AGENCY 12103/03 & 12105/03 99.00 LUNCH WI BOB 12115/03 22.21 LUNCH WI BOB 1/12104 21.21 ACWAREG 1/12104 550.00 LUNCH WI BOB 1/23/04 22.75 WASHINGTON DC 1/31/04 377.90 358.89 LUNCH WI BOB 2113/04 20.88 SACRAMENTO 2117/04 96.70 WASHINGTON DC 2121/04 262.40 989.28 LUNCH WI BOB 2127/04 14.09 LUNCH WI BOB 312104 39.11 LUNCH WI BOB 3/3/04 18,00 LEGISLATIVE SYMPOS 3/29/04 165.00 269.56 SENATE HEARING 4/9/04 172.70 LUNCHIBOB 4/14/04 18.04 SACRAMENTO 4/21/04 20.00 ACWA CONF 5/03104-05/07/04 395.00 91.77 TOTAL 1110.00 2029.70 60.00 3634,58 661.60 Page 1 EAST VALLEY WATER DISTRICT DIRECTOR'S FEES AND EXPENSE REPORT I <I) DIRECTOR: ~JIL SoD MONTH OF: nAyoc¡. '-'òard Meetings: Sf,f¡ ,-It} 'i ( .,.175- Conferences and Other Meetinqs Date:ó/r. fi"/7 Organization.A Cw A Co AJ ¡;: Description Date: Sl13 :;-/~o Organization (J SA ." IZP. Organization EVúJf'J Organization e. VIil 0 Description Date: Description c¡o.¡¡'1\ '>.CH ¡:¡fA) Are,,::; Date: $11; I Description " 'I Date: sIn Organization, U,$ A- C<l fl. ¡:¡ 0 . .11 rganJzatlOrf~ -. Ii. N:~f .~r¡i'R:-,;¿,9~ ~"". ".: .. Description B/!:s¡ù H6Þ1r c....",;.J.I..,.... Date: Description .. .' 0',,: 1'. Ii,;:;:: " Description . " . -- iR;-~lpJ~"~~~ ~ ~. ij:~ .:1' Date: ,1 ."., ',\)';~r:n,:::;'.' " ,- " PJ,~9J.œ~9P "r' :ì' ";,,, t.,~ ~ D~§fr1I2,!LqD 5\"'""""" " , ~=>i ~ S'[r '~t,:,t .' Date: ........ Date: Date: Date: Date: Date: '~..¿"~:-~.r..;;::: Organization Description Organization Description Organization Description Organization Description Organization Description TOTAL # OF MEETINGS /1 @125.00 each- $ I A S-o Personal Auto: Miles x ,36 Parking Fees permile_$ $ Total LodGinGs, Meals & Other: (Details on Back) Total Director's Expenses $ $ 4'J-.- 3qt; ,[$ ~gned AA~L Date of Board Approval Ie; <f!;.lff Total Director's Meetings & Expenses $ ~ Less any Advance Payments $-9- ffi,q..(¡;. I;; TOTAL DUE DIRECTOR $ ~ ",-_..... <m .". <"^"".. o..~ "'", LodainQs: (Receipts attached) Date: f>-..ct--try Function Attended 'w' Date: 6'.r.....,'( Date: Date: Date: Date: Date: Date: Date: Date: Function Attended Function Attended Function Attended Function Attended Function Attended Function Attended Function Attended Function Attended Function Attended Meals: (Receipts attached) Date: Function Attended Date: Function Attended 'W Date: Function Attended Date: Function Attended Date: Function Attended Date: Function Attended Date: Function Attended Date: Function Attended Date: Function Attended Date: Function Attended Other: (Receipts attached) Date: Function Attended Date: Function Attended Date: Function Attended .., D""""'H' .odE","" R",n2001 , Â-c.r.n. (-"",.f..w",¥,~,- SUB TOTAL $ SUB TOTAL $ SUB TOTAL $ TOTAL LODGINGS, MEALS AND OTHER $ (Enter this total on the front of form) $ $ 3'1(.,/& $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 3 'ì,", II(? EAST VALLEY WATER DISTRICT DIRECTOR'S FEES AND EXPENSE REPORT MONTH OF: DIRECTOR: Don Goodin ~ard Meetings: 11. 25 Conferences and Other MeetinQs Date: 5 Organization PA 680 Date: 12 Organization PA 680 Date: 17 Organization Special Districts Date: 19 Organization PA680 Date: 21 Organization IEUA Date: 24 Organization EVWD Date: 26 Organization PA 680 Date: 27 Organization SBACC Date: Organization Date: Organization -' Date: Organization Date: Organization Date: Organization Date: Organization Date: Organization TOTAL # OF MEETINGS Personal Auto: Miles x .375 Parking Fees Mev. 2004 Description Education Description Education Description Monthlv Meetinq Description Education Description RP 5 Dedication Description Budqet Workshop Description Education Description Business after Hours Description Description Description Description Description Description Description 10 @125.00 each- $ per mile- $ $ 1250,00 Total Lodainas, Meals & Other: (Details on Back) Total Director's Expenses $ $ 30.00 30.00 ~igned h",.,..i..p J:¡ ~ ' Date of Board Approval June 8, 2004 Total Director's Meetings & Expenses $ Less any Advance Payments $ TOTAL DUE DIRECTOR $ - 1280,00 1280.00 LodoinQs: Date: Date: Date: Date: Date: Date: (Receipts attached) Function Attended Function Attended Function Attended Function Attended Function Attended '-' Date: Date: Date: Date: Meals: Function Attended Function Attended Function Attended Function Attended Function Attended SUB TOTAL $ ~ Date: Date: Date: Date: Date: Date: Date: (Receipts attached) 17 Function Attended Special Districts Function Attended Function Attended Function Attended Function Attended Function Attended Function Attended Date: Date: Date: Other: Date: Date: Date: Function Attended Function Attended Function Attended SUB TOTAL $ (Receipts attached) Function Attended , Function Attended Function Attended .. SUB TOTAL $ TOTAL LODGINGS, MEALS AND OTHER $ (Enter this total on the front of form) $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 30.00 30.00 $ $ $ 30,00 DIRECTOR: EAST VALLEY WATER DISTRICT DIRECTOR'S FEES AND EXPENSE REPORT Sturgeon MONTH OF: May 2004 ~rd Meetings: 24 & 25 Conferences and Other Meetinas Date: 3 Organization ACWA Description Conference Description Conference Description Conference Date: 4 Date: 5 Date: 6 Date: 7 Date: 17 Date: 17 Date: 17 Date: 19 Date: 20 'W Date: Date: Date: Date: Date: Personal Auto: Organization ACWA Organization ACWA Organization ACWA Description Conference Organization ACWA , Description Conference Organization Director Goodin Description Lunch Meeting Organization LAFCO Description Meeting Organization special DistrictsDescription Dinner Meeting Organization EAC Organization EAC Organization Organization Organization Organization Organization Description Meeting Description Seminar Description Description Description Description Description TOTAL # OF MEETINGS 10 @125.00each_$ 1,250.00 per mile- $ Miles x .375 Parking Fees $ $ 859.00 - Total Lodainas. Meals & Other: (Details on Back) Reimburse Meals Total Director's Expenses $ 859.00 - 06/08/2004 Total Director's Meetings & Expenses $ Less any Advance Payments $ TOTAL DUE DIRECTOR $ 391.00 ¥ed d t¿ /' ----. Date of Board Approval 391. 00 ~ EAST VALLEY WATER DISTRICT n'RECTOR ~ ('" ~]~~ZFEES AND EXPENSE ::~:TOF frì A y' ~ard Meetings: . '- ::.:¿S ' Conferences and Other Meeti~s /\ C. . I '4- - ¡1' Date: , '-') Organization 1::::\ ' . Lv, -' Description Date: 1 Organization /1-, ( , CU', /-1- J Description / { Date: ,5 Organization /4. c., , ¿;V. '1, Description / ( (, ( Date: t Organization //: ( lit), /l--L Description I ( ~ ¿ Date: ) :'~. Organizatio~A C. to. .It Description ! L t { II'" . ,l " C-Ci J~'-",..I In"1>~I1-:J'C::'~, Date: "". . ~~'(-!; Organifatio~~L/ (:u: ¡J DescriptIon I' C., A, 13, ,1¡2iJa.."ht?dJ C ( Date: ¡ft' ':':for~~~¡:~~ti" ,', ¿~¡y &;~IO Description, f?!:c~C:ï?'~~~CL :?¡A-,ru" ::::~~;;,;;::::::: . ;~~ì:g'" 'Q~~Pt;6'~f!í:£ Af!;7¡ ¿~ -""., < -, ,,' ' \~!,:DD_','",'."e:,:,s~,~,:.",-,cc.,,:r~,:"ii..~,,',tJ,".i~"oP"-,~',>[1n",,,;~(~:::<!t':fjê/? Date:è"'Y:~'<~::~~~a.l1Lz"!!¡~~ "'.~~ ?("'Y ':, -,', ~ '-, """ Date: Date: Date: Date: Date: Organization Description Organization Description Organization Description Organization Description Personal Auto: Organization Description TOTAL # OF MEETINGS 1L @125.00 each- $--1 L~r:::;() " c 'i' ..-, " ¡ B.~(:¡- Miles x .375 permile_$~)J'2, 75 Parking Fees $ 73coD $ 6<2.11 $ 169>,,/']' Total Lodqinqs, Meals & Other: (Details on Back) Total Director's Expenses Date of Board Approval Total Irector's Meetings & Expenses $~ I Less any Advance Payments $ TOTAL DUE DIRECTOR $J,7 ¡ g c ,~ ~ned .c:~ " -;>-'1 /-/ Y1 J-"" // -' ' 1"¿ // ~~>., ~/,,¿././1. -. ,.....-<-"_. '-ý /'~, ~ I' rw,þ EastValley t' " Water District hnCl I (, Dr cd- + IY -Pi;Fre e Iii;' ! c Vital Information on Water and Wastewater Service " ¥ 2003 Consumer Confidence Report Last year, as in years past Environmental Protectio drinking water health st District vigilantly safe proud to report that our Maxbnum Contaminant other water quality stan d from the Santa Ana River and the Bunker Hill ater Basin, is the preferred source of water for unity. This brochure is a s that East Valley Water' last year. Included comes from, w State and Federal keep our water c' you with updated iniorr:1aliur. oeca"~e we", ¡. customers are 01:= r,,>sl allies, 1:, aft!!r ot'",¡i:1i\ \!¡is. report, you have any questio~.. call '4;, , . " Engineering Department at 8at. dask! Dolter, District Engineer. ' En~ Esteinformec ,.,. importante sobre su agua I Tradúzca10 6 hable con al draws water from the Bunker Hill Basin through eighteen active groundwa- ese wells are scattered throughout the , m the wilderness east of Cone Camp Road to our Park site at Lynwood Drive and Street (Plant 24); from the McDaniel Well 41) on 1hird Street to Mountain Avenue and II Boulevard (plant 25). have five groundwater wells that are currently e to various water quality issues. (East , trict is actively pursuing rehabilitation through testing and treatment East Valley Water District fly services more than 66,000 residents within 0 uare mile serVice area. through 271 miles of water . have several high , quality water sources from 'ce our cus- , tomers. Those sources incl , a River, tl'\è Bunker Hill Groundwater Bas' , H¡r of San ' Bernardino domestic water syste' "1:A.,:: years, when the water supplies m ,,~rr:. above are short, the District has yet anoiliii{":\ alternative. We can obtain Northern <1', California water that is made available through the State Water Project which is man- ...." aged by the State Department of Water Resources and the San Bernardino Valley Municipal Water District, Regional water, ter source is the Santa Ana in the San Bernardino our use at a point east of up at Southern California plant, and transported ur Philip A. Disch Surface . 0 domestic water t #107 Well site (Citrus St., d Loma Ave.). The City's water to reduce the nitrate Well #107. Before blending, . ate level at Well #107 was 46 . 'on [ppm] compared to a Maximum , ant Level (MCL) of 45 ppm. Once blended with the City's water, the nitrate level at Well #107 is decreased to a safe, and manage- able, 37 ppm or less. Continued on page 2 2003 CONSUMER CONFIDENCE REPORT 2003 Consumer Confidence Report ContìnuM Our Board of Directors meet on the second and fourth agricuIturallivestock operations or wildlife. '-"" Tuesday of every month at 2:00 p.m. The meetings are ,. , , held at th. e =.'0. ff.ice 10. cated at. ~15. 5 Del Re oas;.'. RadlO~CtiVe.co.ntamm. ants, w~ch can benatur~y Please feel free to participate in these meetings. occurrIng or be the result of oil and gas productiOn ~----~~~-~. ~~~_.. :U,Ç"'f /It... t1,t/~andnúninga~tiviti_es.~- In general, the sourceS of all drinking water (both tap water and bottled water) include rivers, lakes, streams, ponds, reservoirs, springs and wells. As water travels over the surface of the land or through the ground it dis- solves naturally occurring minerals and, in some cases, radioactive material. It can also pick up substances resulting from the presence of animals or from human activity. ~ Contaminants that may be present in source water include: Microbial contaminants, such as viruses and bacteria which may come from sewage treatment plants, septic systems, Inorganic contaminants, such as salts and metals which can be naturally occurring or result from urban stormwater runoff, industrial or domestic wastewater discharges, oil and gas production, mining or farming, Pesticides and herbicides, which may come from a vari- ety of sources, such as agriculture, urban stormwater runoff, and residential uses. Organic chemical contaminants, including synthetic and volatile organic chemicals, that are by-products of industrial processes and petroleum production which can also come from gas stations, urban stormwater runoff and septic systems. w Water Quality Data Drinking water, including bottled water, may reasonably be expected to contain at least small amounts of some contaminants. .The table below lists all the drinking water contaminants that we detected during the 2003 calendar year. The presence of these contaminants in the water does not necessarily mean that the water poses a health risk. Unless otherwise noted, the data presented in this table is from testing done between January 1 - December 31, 2003. The state requires us to TEST RESULTS: Table 1- Analysis Results/Regulated Contaminants monitor our water for certain contaminants less than once per year because the concentrations of these conta- minants are not expected to vary significantly from year to year. Some of the data, though representative of the water quality, is more than one year old. More informa- tion about contaminants and potential health effects can be obtained by calling the EPA's Safe Drinking Water Hotline (1-800-426-4791) or visiting their website at www,epa.gov/safewater/dwhealth.html. Sample MCL PHG Average Unit Range of Violation Likely Source of Contamination Date (MCLG) Level of of Detection Detection Meas. Yes No ". Coliform Bacteria 2003 >5 0 Absence Presence o.p X Naturally present in the environment Presence g;.~ to samples I'P permo"'" (A) per month Fecal Coliform and E. Coli 2003 >1 0 Absence Presence A X Human/Animal Waste arAbsence Turbidity (treated surface water) 2003 0,3 NTU n/a 0,067 NTU 0,037-0,117 X Soil runoff Turbidity (groundwater) 2003 5 n/a 0 NTU 0.10 - 0,60 X Soil runoff Heterotrophic Plate Count 2003 500 0 5 rolllllie~ml <1 - 380 X Naturally present in the environment ~ 2 EVWD Likely Source of Contamination ~ 15 0 5.3 pCVL 0 -10.7 X Decay of natural & man made deposits 20 0 9.8 pCi/L 8,03 - 12,9 X Decay of natural & man made deposits None None 1531,5 pCi/L 320 - 3870 X Decay of natural & man made deposits 2003 1000 600 12 ppb 0 - 220 X Erosion of natuml deposits: residue from some surface water treatment processes Arsenic 2003 50 <1 <1 ppb 0 - 2,8 X Erosion of natuml deposits: residue from some surtaes water treatment processes Fluoride (Temperature 2003 ' 2 0,66 ppm 0.1 -1.8 X Erosion of natural deposits: water additive dependent I naturally occurring) that promotes strong teeth; discharge from fertilizer and ~uminum factones Nitrate (as Nitrate) 2003 45 45 23 ppm 0 - 42 X Erosion of Runoff and leaching from fertilizer use; leaching from septic tanks and sewage; erosion of natuml deposits 'East Valley Water District was granted a variance in 1996 from Department of Health Services for fluoride, raising the MCL to 3,0 ppm for East Valley Water District Well #39. We have since (2003) added a blending facility which has continuously diluted the fluoride level to less than 2.0ppm, Likely Source of Contamination ~ Lead 2003 15 60 8.71 ppb ppb 2003 1.3 60 0,35 ppm ppm X Internal corrosion of household water plumbing systems; discharges from Industrial manufacturers, erosion of natural deposits X Internal corrosion of household water plumbing systems; discharges from Industrial manufacturern, erosion of natural deposits Copper Likely Source of Contamination X Discharge from factories, dry cleaners, auto shops (metal degreaser) íOIl.~Y.i\I~jJJ~~~~~;.\. re~ldU.~s'..an.d .,' . '~'m~r~d~è!š:.; '.;~.'; : ! P,:,'.-,----"-~::i-,~::_:.'._i- THM4 (Total Trihalomethanes) THM4 and HAA5 results are calculated based on a running quarterly average per CA Deparlmenl 01 Health Services Drinking Water Standards -----'-' .. ---- u_--.-._u.....-.--.- 80 nla 22,7 ppb 11,16-36,15 X By-product of drinking water chlorination X By-product of drinking water chlorination 2003 ppb 4,69 -15,03 HAA5 (Haloacetic Acids) 2003 60 n/a 9,33 MRDL MRDL 2003 4,0 4,0 0,67 (as CI,) (as CI,) 3 ~ X Drinking water disinfectant added for treatment Chlorine 2003 CONSUMER CONFIDENCE REPORT Nitrate in drinking water at levels above 45 ppm is a health risk for infants of less than six months of age. "-' Such nitrate levels in drinking water can interfere with the capacity of the infant's blood to carry oxygen, result- ing in serious illness. Symptoms include shortness of breath and blueness of the skin. Nitrate levels above 45 ppm may also affect the ability of the blood to carry oxygen in other individuals, such as pregnant women and those with certain specific enzyme deficiencies. If you are caring for an infant or are pregnant, you should ask advice from your health care provider. Nitrate levels in groundwater may rise for short periods of time because of rainfall or agricultural activity. Radon is a radioactive gas that you can't see, taste or smell. It is found throughout the United States. Radon can move up through the ground and into a home through cracks and holes in the foundation. Radon can build up to high levels in all types of homes, Radon can also get into indoor air when released from tap water while showering, washing dishes, and other household activities. Compared to Radon entering the home through soil, Radon entering the home through tap water will, in most cases, be an extremely small source of Radon in indoor aÎI. Radon is a known human car- cinogen. Breathing air that contains large amounts of ,...,. Radon can lead to lung cancer. If you are concerned about the Radon in your home, have the aÎI in your home tested. Testing is inexpensive and easy. You should have your home repaÎIed if the level of Radon in your aÎI is 4 Fico Curies per liter of air (pCi/L) or higher. There are simple ways to fix a Radon problem that are relatively inexpensive. For additional informa- tion, call your State radon program or call EPA's Radon Hotline (800-SOS-RADON). Arsenic is a mineral known to cause cancer in humans at high concentrations and is linked to other health effects such as skin damage and circulatory problems. While your drinking water meets the current standard for Arsenic, it does contain low levels of this contami- nant. The Standard balances the current understanding of Arsenic's possible health effects against the costs of removing Arsenic from drinking water. The California Depariment of Health Services continues to research the health effects of low levels of Arsenic. Cryptosporidium is a microbial pathogen found in surface water throughout the u.S. Although filtration removes Cryptosporidium, the most commonly used filtration methods cannot guarantee 100 percent removal. Current test methods do not allow us to determine if the organisms are capable of causing disease. Ingestion of Cryptosporidium may cause Cryptosporidiosis, an abdominal infection. Symptoms of infection include nausea, diarrhea and abdominal cramps. Most healthy individuals can overcome the disease within a few weeks. However, immuno-com- promised people are at greater risk of developing life threatening illness. We encourage immuno-compro- mised persons to consult theÎI doctor regarding appro- priate precautions to avoid infection, Cryptosporidium must be ingested to cause disease, and it may be spread through means other than drinking water. 1000 50 4 Perchlorate is both a naturally occurring and a man- made chemical. Most of the Perclùorate manufactured in the United States is used as the primary ingredient of solid rocket propellants, fireworks and explosives. It ,., also has a variety of industrial uses, such as a compo- nent of aÎI bag inflators amongst others. likely Source of Contamination 157 9 1.7 NO - 610 NO -22 <4 -11 ppb ppb ppb x X X Erosion of natural deposits Erosion of natural deposits Discharge from manufacture of solid rocket propellants Perclùorate interferes with iodide uptake into the thy- roid gland. Iodide is needed for the production of thy- roid hormones, which are necessary for normal prenatal and postnatal growth and development. Therefore, fetuses, infants and children are at risk if theÎI thyroid glands cannot function normally. In adults, thyroid hor- mones are needed for normal body metabolism. 4 Perchlorate is among the unregulated chemicals requllo- mg monitormg. It is "unregulated" because it has no .....,. MCL at this time. For contaminants found m drinking water that lack MCLs, the Department of Health Services (DHS) uses advisory Action Levels (ALs) to protect customers from thello adverse health effects, In an effort to keep our water customers continually informed on issues that may affect them, we are follow- Ülg the DHS recommendations to notify you regardmg the possibility that some water containing Perchlorate, at levels slightly above the new Action Level, will be delivered through our system. Several of our wells have been found to contain this chemical at levels that exceed the State of California Department of Health Services' Action Level (AL) of 4 ppb, Concentrations m water samples from the affected wells ranged from <4.0 ppb to 11 ppb. These levels were found m sampling conducted last year (2003), as a result of state requlloements for Perchlorate monitormg. Although some wells have con- centrations over 4 ppb, DHS does not recommend removing them from service until the concentration levels reach 40 ppb, "..1111$ E V W D NOTE: ~ffice of Envlloonmental Health Hazards Assessment (OEHHA) established its PHG for Perdùorate m March 2004. The PHG - (6 parts per bil- lion - ppb) - will contribute to DHS' MCL determination process. To protect consumers until an MCL is m place, DHS will now use a 6-ppb Action Level, mstead of the 4 ppb Action Level it used previously. State law requires all public water systems to notify local governing bodies (for example, the Board of Dlloectors or the city council) whenever a well exceeds an Action Level or a drinking water standard. Our staff has provided this information to the East Valley Water District's Board of Directors. This District also sent this information to the Council Persons at the Cities of San Bernardino and Highland m addition to the San Bernardino County Supervisors. Please feel free to call our District Engineer, Paul Dolter, at 909-888-8986, if you have any additional questions regarding Perchlorate. Lead is an morganic contaminant found m the drinking water of most homes. It is possible that lead levels at your home may be higher than at other homes m the community as a result of materials used m your home's ~ TEST RESULTS: Table 3 - Analysis Results/General Physical Inorganic Contaminants Sample Secondary DLR Average Unit Range of Detection Water Source Date MCL Level of of Meas, Detected Hardness 2002 2.0 167 ppm as CaC03 110.280 Ground / Surface Water Calcium 2002 1,0 54 ppm 21 -100 Groundwater Magnesium 2002 1.0 9 ppm 5,2 -16,0 Groundwater Sodium 2002 1,0 32 ppm 18 - 76 Groundwater Potassium 2003 1.0 2 ppm 1,8. 32 Groundwater Alkalinity 2003 1,0 129 ppm 78 - 270 Groundwater Bicarbonate 2003 1,0 158 ppm 95.330 Groundwater pH 2003 n/a 7 6,8 - 8,0 Groundwater Specific Conductance 2003 1600 10 469 micromhos 300 - 770 Groundwater TDS 2003 1000 10 279 ppm 170 - 500 Groundwater (Total Dissolved Solids) Sulfate 2003 500 0,5 63 ppb 20 - 230 Groundwater Phosphate 2003 0,02 0,38 ppm 0,02 . 1,20 Groundwater Chloride 2003 500 1,0 20 ppb 8.4 -110 Groundwater TOC (Total Organic Carbon) 2003 None 0,5 0.7 ppm 0,7 - 0,8 Groundwater Color 2003 15 units 3 <3 Color Units <3 -10 Naturally occurring organic material ~ 5 2003 CONSUMER CONFIDENCE REPORT Otlf> W09.r7 plumbing. Infants and young children are typically more vulnerable to lead in drinking water than the gen- ,...,. eral population. If you are concerned about elevated lead levels in your home's water, you may wish to have your water tested. Flushing your tap for 30 seconds to 2 minutes before using tap water may lower the Lead content. Additional information is available from the Safe Drinking Water Hotline (800-426-4791). In order to ensure that tap water is safe to drink, the United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) and the California Department of Health Services (DHS) prescribe regulations that limit the amount of certain contaminants in water provided by public water systems. We are required to treat our water according to the DHS regulations (Califomia's Department of Health Services' regulations are the same or more stringent than USEPA's regulations). DHS reg- ulations also establish limits for contaminants in bottled water that must provide the same protection for public health, Some people may be more vulnerable to contaminants in drinking water than the general population. Immuno-compromised individuals such as persons W undergoing chemotherapy, persons who have under- gone organ transplants, people with HIV / AIDS or other immune system disorders, some elderly, and Wants can be particularly at risk from Wections. These customers should seek advice about drinking water from their health care providers. USEPA/Centers for Disease Control (CDC) offer guidelines on appropriate means to lessen the risk of infection by Cryptosporidium and other microbial contaminants. These guidelines are available by calling the Safe Drinking Water Hotline (1-800-426-4791). Preventing contamination is the key to keeping water supplies safe. Once a drinking water supply becomes contaminated, a community is faced with the difficult and costly task of installing treatment facilities or locat- ing an alternative source. You can help protect our pre- cious water supply by disposing of harmful household products and other toxic chemicals in the proper manner. Household hazardous waste includes, but is not limited to, cleaners, glues, soaps, pesticides, paints, fertilizers, medicines, chlorine, motor oil and batteries. Never dump these wastes down the drain, in the trash or on the ground. Instead, take them to a hazardous ...,. waste collection or recycling center. Whenever possible, cut down your use of toxic household products by switching to safer alternatives, Source Water sessments were completed on all of the District' und wa e wells m march of 2002. The report includes, for each well, a section listing the vulnerability to activities associated with contaminants detected m water supplies. To aid m your understand- ing that these occurrences can further contribute to groundwater contamination, We have included the foUowmg list of potentially contaminating activities. Airport - maintenance/fueling areas Agricultural drainage Artificial recharge projects - spreading basins Automobile - body shops, car washes, gas stations, repair shops Boat services/repair/refinishing Chemical/petroleum processing/ storage Contractor or government agency equipment storage yards Crops, irrigated Dry cleaners Fertilizer, pesticide/herbicide application Fleet/truck/bus terminals Funeral services/ cemeteries Golf courses Historic gas stations Housing - high density Junk/scrap/salvage yards Known contaminant plumes Lumber processing and manufacturing Machine shops Metal plating/finishing/fabricating Military installations Other animal operations Parking lots/malls Parks, schools Septic systems - high density, low density Sewage collection systems Surface water - streams/lakes/rivers Transportation corridors - road Right-of-ways Underground storage tanks - confirmed leaking tanks Utility stations - mamtenance areas Waste transfer/recycling stations Wells - water supply, agricultural, irrigation, abandoned 6 EVWD samples throughout the water system each year, The employees that repair and maintain the water facilities are required to obtain and retain State of California Water Distribution Operator Certification. All of these employees are State Certified in various grade levels (I-V) through a combination of college-level course work in water sci- ence, years of work experience and suc- cessfully passing a State admirùstered examination, We do all this to ensure that all water we serve meets or exceeds State and Federal stan- dards, ~OIII> ~f~ (1 ) .VI^TIO~S USED IN THE TABLES: ' For information on specific wells, contact Ron Buchwald, Assistant District Engineer or Paul Dolter, " District Engineer at (909) 888-8986, To comply with State and Federal law, Water Production and Treatment Operators must possess and maintain valid State of California Department of Health Services Certification in Water Treatment, Only certified employees operate, monitor and regulate the wells, reservoirs and treatment plants that make up your water system, To ensure that the water you drink meets all State and Federal standards for domestic drinking water, we collect and test more than 1000 water quality I Maximum.Contaminanllevel (MCL): .... :~1e'h,.Q!:~st !¡¡vel Jf a con,dm:;:ant ':I:õt ,s alic'N9 in' j'¡:<ing ~~'."'~';I"a""'Cls",'sc¡-S":G<O"O'I'i:l'.J":' (or' ~.aS) ;;'i"~~~"lOnj;¡~;y 'al~d t~'~~;o'!r,~icàry~sib!e, , S9~C~:.ry ~l~LS ¡¡,.~ Sf! 10 p:olect tl1e. od~:. !a5lé, ard appear: ance c! cr:-~:~;:; "al~r, ' . 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Since1910 MEMORANDUM "-'~- May 14, 2004 TO: ACW A MEM.:BER AGENCY PRESIDENTS AND GENERAL MANAGERS JAN JENNINGS, DIRECTOR OF ADMINISTRATION NWRA CALIFORNIA CAUCUS BALLOTS: DUE JUNE 14, 2004 FROM: SUBJECT: The nominations for the National Water Resources Association (NWRA) Califomia Caucus positions have been submitted and now it is time for you to vote, Attached you will find a ballot and brief summary of each nominee's NWRA participation and background information. Please take a moment to read the information about each nominee and indicate on the ballot who you would like to serve as your representative and alternate on the Califomia Caucus, The three individuals receiving the highest number of votes will serve on the Board of Directors. The individual receiving the fourth highest vote will serve as the alternate, CUlTently our bylaws call for ACW A members to elect three (3) representative positions and one (1) altemate, Our current intention is to propose an amendment to our bylaws to increase the number of alternates to a total of two (2), The purpose of that change is to encourage greater participation and to assure that ACW A will be fully represented at all NWRA Board meetings, Bylaw changes must be adopted at a meeting of the membership and the next membership meeting will not occur until our Fall Conference, Therefore, the results from this election will be as indicated above; however, the individual receiving the fifth highest vote total will be noted, and should the membership vote to increase the alternate count, that per~on will become the second alternate, Return the completed ballot to the ACW A office no later than Monday, June 14, 2004. The results of the election will be announced on the ACW A Web site and published in a future issue of ACW A News. Please call me at the ACW A office at (916) 441-4545 if you have questions or would like additional information- Thank you for your careful consideration and participation in this election, Your voice will help ensure the enactment of sound water policy decisions and regulatory measures. JJ/kfs Attachments Association of California Water Agencies 910 K Street, Suite 100, Sacramento, California 95814-3577 916/441-4545 FAX 916/325-4849 Hall of the States 400 N, Capitol St, N.W" Suite 357 South, Washington, D.e. 20001-1512 202/434-4760 FAX 202/434-4763 www.acwanet.com '-" NWRA CALIFORNIA CAUCUS BALLOT Please vote for four (4) of the candidates listed below. Remember, there are three (3) representative positions and one (1) alternate position. _David A. Breninger Placer County Water Agency _Tellis Codekas Coachella Valley Water District _John Fraser El Dorado Irrigation District _Robert W. Goldsworthy Water RepleniÛ!me/lt District of Southem CA Andy Horne Imperial Irrigation District _Lawrence M Libeu San Bemardino Valley WCD Edward C. Little West Basin Municipal Water District _Adrienne (Anne) Mathews Kem Coui¡ty Water Agency James F. (Jim) Turner San Diego County Water Authority _Gregory A. Zlotnick Santa Clara Valley Woter District '-" *Incumbent: David A. Breninger, NWRA Board of Directors '01 - '03 Lawrence M, Libeu, NWRA Board of Directors '98 - '03 Gregory A, Zlotnick, NWRA Board of Directors '01 - '03 Please return this ballot by Monday,]une 14,2004 to: ACWA Attn: Kelly Smith 910 K Street, Suite 100 Sacramento, California 95814-3577 -- WfNWRA/20Ú4~>alfol 04 ( ( NWRA CALIFORNIA CAUCUS NOMINEE BACKGROUND SUMMARY ( NAMEfTlTLE/AGENCY NWRA PARTICIPATION BACKGROUND SUMMARY David Breninger . Actively involved with NWRA since 2001 . Placer County Water Agency General Manager 1992- General Manager . Currently ACWA Representative Present ! Placer County Water . Serves on NWRA Budget Committee . ACWA Board Member Agency . Chair ACW A Local Government Committee (NWRA Incumbent) . CMUA Board Member . RWA Board Member ; . Placer Chapter of the Special Districts Association Board ~~~ . . American River Authority Executive Director . Led early opposition to MTBE's pollution of water . RWA recognized him as 2003 'Water Statesperson of the Year" Tellis Codekas . No current participation . CVWD Board of Directors 1976 Board of Director . CVWD's alternate representative to the Salton Sea Advisory Coachella Valley Water Committee District . Former ACWA Board of Directors . Past member on ACW A's Executive and Finance committees . Governor-appointed alternate to the Colorado River Board of California . Served on the board of the Southern California Water Committee . Served on the board of the California Water Resources Committee John P. Fraser . Attendance at annual conferences and . Board member, EI Dorado Irrigation District VP, EI Dorado Irrigation seminars . Board Chairman, American River Authority District Board of Directors . NWRA, Distinguished Service Award . Board member, Regional Water Authority EI Dorado Irrigation District . NWRA, Life Member . Board member, EI Dorado County W A . NWRA, Two Presidents Commendations . California State Automobile Association, Inter-Insurance . NWRA, Water leader Bureau . Served as Chair of the State Association . Former Executive Director of ACWA Committee . Consultant, Price Waterhouse . Member, California State Bar Association . Member, American Bar Association ( ( NWRA CALIFORNIA CAUCUS NOMINEE BACKGROUND SUMMARY ( NAME/TITLE/AGENCY NWRA PARTICIPATION BACKGROUND SUMMARY Robert W. Goldsworthy . No current participation . Seniority on the WRD Board of Directors Secretary . Chairs WRD Groundwater Clean-Up Committee Water Replenishment . Member of WRD's Water Resources Committee District of Southern . Member of WRD's Ad Hoc Strategic Plan/CIP Committee California . Served as Director of Metropolitan Water District of Southern California 1991-1994 . Member of West Basin Water Association since 1986 Andy Horne . Attendance at annual conferences and . Director of Imperial Irrigation District, representing Division 1 Director seminars . Elected to the Board in 1998 Imperial Irrigation District . Participated in both NWRA Irrigation and . Served as Board President 2001 Municipal Caucuses . Served as Board Vice President 2000 . Serves on the Districts Public Information, Information Technology, and Power Committees . Member of the Colorado River Water Users Association . Member of IPPIC Board of Governors . Member of Southern California Water Committee . Member of California Farm Water Coalition . President of the Salton Sea Authoritv Board of Directors Lawrence Libeu . Actively involved with NWRA since 1990 . Serves as Chief Executive of San Bernardino Valley WCD General Manager . Currently ACWA Representative . Eastern MWD 23 years San Bernardino Valley . California State Director . Planned, organized, and coordinated Eastern MWD's $50 Water Conservation District . Chairman of NWRA's Water Resources million Small Reclamation Projects Act (PL984) (NWRA Incumbent) Management Committee for the past six . Serves as President for the Valley Group of Riverside years County . Served as California's Director on NWRA's . Serves as President and is one of the founders of Western Board of Directors for 1998-1999 term Coalition of Arid States (WESTCAS) + Served two years as California,'s Alternate to the NWRA Board of Directors . Member of NWRA's Board Executive Committee ( ( NWRA CALIFORNIA CAUCUS NOMINEE BACKGROUND SUMMARY ( NAME/TITLEIAGENCY NWRA PARTICIPATION BACKGROUND SUMMARY Edward C. Little . Attendance at annual conferences and seminars . West Basin MWD 1989-Present Vice President . Currently West Basin MWD Vice President West Basin Municipal Water . SeNed on the County Water Resources & District Reclamation Advisory Commission 1965-67 . SeNed as West Basin MWD representative on Metropolitan Water District board . SeNes as President of the Southern California Hemophilia Foundation Adrienne (Ann) Mathews . Attendance at annual conferences and seminars . Director of Kern County Water Agency since Director 1985 I Kern County Water Agency . Member of ACWA Region 7 Board of Directors . President of Board 1999-02 . Chair of Kern's Urban Committee . Member of Kern County Local Agency Formation Commission . Member of Kern County Special Districts Association . Past President Formulation of KCW A policy t ( NWRA CALIFORNIA CAUCUS NOMINEE BACKGROUND SUMMARY ( NAMErnTLE/AGENCY NWRA PARTICIPATION BACKGROUND SUMMARY James F. (Jim) Turner . No current participation . Member of ACWA Federal Affairs Committee Director . Member of SDCWA's Ad Hoc Committee on San Diego County Water Binational Activities Authority . Member of SDCWA's Desalination Ad Hoc Committee . SDCWA's delegate for Metropolitan Water District . Member of SDCWA's Water Policy committee . Past City Manager of Oceanside . Retired Director of City of Oceanside Water Utilities . Vice President of the Project Design Consultant of San Diego, Water Utilities Division Gregory A. Zlotnick . Actively involved with NWRA since 2001 . Santa Clara Valley W.o. Board Member 1997- Director . Currently ACWA Representative Present Santa Clara Valley Water . Member of ACW A Board of Directors District . Chair ACWA Water Management Committee (NWRA Incumbent) . Member ACWA Federal Affairs Committee . Chaired countywide campaign under Prop 218 . Member of Weston Benshoof Rochefort Rubalcava MacCuish, LLP, Water Resources Group . Member of Association of Bay Area Governments CALF ED Task Force . Member Water Resources Center Archives . Chair of Bay Area Six Agency Group . Member of American Ground Water Trust '-" RELEASES OF LIEN JUNE 1, 2004 ACCOUNT _OWNERS- NUMBER NAME 1. 0040008-05+ 2. 0310250-02 3. 0440028-03+ 4. 0440179-02+ 5. 0630081-01 6. 0650192-01 7. 0720227-00 8. 0810247-01 9. 0820043-05 10. 0820246-06 11. 0910026-07+ ~12. 0940119-03+ 13. 0940119-05+ 14. 1030153-01 15. 1150125-07 16. 1160748-04 17. 1420221-02 18. 1440572-06+ 19. 1550878-04 20. 1640343-04 TOTAL +PAID THROUGH TAX ROLLS ~ Page 1 of 1 PROPERTY ADDRESS /(P AMOUNT OWED $ 37.51 $ 59.58 $ 150.87 $ 258.64 $ 234,72 $ 58.76 $ 380.22 $ 73.37 $ 207.76 $ 19.25 $ 30.71 $ 114.71 $ 138.04 $ 174.12 $ 63.27 $ 88.62 $ 42.82 $ 77.80 $ 167.28 $ 41,99 ø- $2,420.04 {.../" EAST VALLEY WATER DISTRICT Water Quality Conference Update WI Actual Budget to Date Variance Revenues Co-Host - AWWARF 25,000 25,000 Registration Fees (250 paid) 93,750 (93,750) Booth Rental 3,500 (3,500) Sponsorships - Cash 92,500 42,350 (50,150) 214,750 67,350 (147,400) Expenditures Conference Coordinator 90,000 19,670 70,330 Printing and Publications 14,000 275 13,725 Printing and Pub - Coni Coord Postage and mailing 3,500 3,500 Promotional Items 7,000 5,345 1,655 Legal 1,000 319 681 Doubletree Morning 10,500 10,500 Lunches 17,500 17,500 W Breaks 8,400 8,400 Reception 4,250 4,250 Photographer 1,000 1,000 Audio visual 6,000 6,000 Hotel rooms - Board & Staff 2,000 2,000 Hotel room - Coni Coord 650 650 Planning and Marketing Meals 1,500 1,500 Lodging 5,000 3,450 1,550 Staff Dinners 4,000 4,000 Speaker travel and lodging 20,000 20,000 Supplies 450 450 Consultant - Coni Database 500 500 Credit Card Processing 1,500 1,500 EVWD Payroll 16,000 5,544 10,456 214,750 34,603 180,147 Balance 32,747 (327,547) ,., ( ( ( /9 EAST VALLEY WATER DISTRICT AFTER HOURS WORKSHEET 2004 (1) (1A) (2) (2A) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) TURN TURN PRESSURE LEAKING NO MAIN SERVICE FLOWING WATER SEWER MANHOLE MONTH ON OFF HI LOW METERS WATER LEAKS LEAKS WATER QUALITY STOPPAGE OVERFLOW Mise TOTAL JAN 26 16 2 5 3 4 5 5 7 73 FEB 37 14 2 7 4 7 4 2 6 83 MAR 26 12 4 7 4 7 10 1 3 6 80 APR 31 18 5 8 4 11 9 4 5 95 MAY 40 12 2 6 11 9 11 1 1 6 99 JUNE 0 JULY 0 AUG 0 SEPT 0 OCT 0 NOV 0 DEC 0 TOTAL 160 72 0 15 33 26 38 39 0 2 15 0 30 430 ( EASTVALLEY(.,TER DISTRICT ( MAIN LEAK SUMMARY 2004 MONTH 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 JANUARY 4 4 1 7 1 3 1 FEBRUARY 3 9 3 1 1 0 2 MARCH 7 6 8 2 0 4 5 APRIL 11 1 4 6 3 2 2 MAY 10 4 1 7 2 5 2 JUNE 13 5 8 4 1 5 JULY 15 4 8 8 2 1 AUGUST 7 8 2 5 0 3 SEPTEMBER 11 6 5 1 0 2 OCTOBER 6 2 3 1 3 0 NOVEMBER 12 5 2 1 6 3 DECEMBER 4 2 5 5 4 5 TOTAL 103 56 50 48 23 33 12 5.1W ( EAST VALLEY(ATER DISTRICT ( HIGHLAND SYSTEM MAIN LEAK SUMMARY 2004 MONTH 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 JANUARY 7 2 0 4 3 2 1 FEBRUARY 2 1 0 1 1 2 1 MARCH 3 2 1 4 2 3 1 APRIL 4 0 0 4 6 2 8 MAY 6 0 0 3 3 2 2 JUNE 4 0 3 7 6 4 JULY 4 1 2 2 9 7 AUGUST 3 1 4 8 4 6 SEPTEMBER 3 2 5 2 7 3 OCTOBER 5 2 6 5 2 4 NOVEMBER 0 3 3 1 2 5 DECEMBER 0 3 2 2 4 2 TOTAL 41 17 26 43 49 42 13 5.1.1W ( ( ( EAST VALLEY WATER DISTRICT METERED CONSUMPTION 2004 (A) (B) (C) (0) (E) CURRENT MONTH CURRENT MONTH CURRENT MONTH 5 YEAR PRIOR YEAR 5 YEAR MEANS PRIOR YEAR MONTH CONSUMPTION MOVING MEAN CONSUMPTION (A/B)-1 x 100 (A/C)-1 X 100 JANUARY 1289 1472 1444 -12.42 -10.73 FEBRUARY 1291 1122 1232 15.04 4.79 MARCH 1163 1183 951 -1.69 22.29 APRIL 1842 1299 1272 41.78 44.81 MAY 2070 1477 1392 40.17 48.71 JUNE 1930 2090 -100.00 -100.00 JULY 2392 2235 -100.00 -100.00 AUGUST 2364 2727 -100.00 -100.00 SEPTEMBER 2411 2574 -100.00 -100.00 OCTOBER 1986 2125 -100.00 -100.00 NOVEMBER 1616 1857 -100.00 -100.00 DECEMBER 1421 1282 -100.00 -100.00 TOTAL 7655 20672.4 21181 -62.97 -63.86 « ( ( EAST VALLEY WATER DISTRICT METERED CONSUMPTION SUMMARY 2004 MONTH 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 JANUARY 1339 1529 1620 1503 1368 1444 1289 FEBRUARY 968 1098 1170 1098 1277 1232 1291 MARCH 969 1236 1212 1075 1423 951 1163 APRIL 1061 1311 1438 1264 1422 1272 1842 MAY 1324 1205 1526 1672 1657 1392 2070 JUNE 1556 1630 2308 2133 2025 2090 JULY 2123 2289 2465 2416 2665 2235 AUGUST 2353 2365 2362 2443 2296 2727 SEPTEMBER 2411 2347 2546 2449 2300 2574 OCTOBER 1956 2108 1857 2058 1950 2125 NOVEMBER 1551 1801 1525 1765 1440 1857 DECEMBER 1456 1659 1388 1273 1328 1282 TOTAL 19067 20578 21417 21149 21151 21181 INLAND ì COUNTIES ~ WATER \ ASSOCIATION \'<.-=--, - ~ ..) J. Arnold Rodriguez, President ~ (909) 685-6503 FAX (909) 685-1978 Jon A. Trotter, Vice President (909) 364-2821 FAX (909) 364-2895 Alberta Hess, Treasurer (909) 780-5869 P,O. Box 578 . Rialto, CA 92377-0578 Tel: (909) 875-1804 . Fax: (909) 875-7284 2004 Directors Committees Betty L Getz, Secretai)' (909) 875-1804 FAX (909) 875-7284 Leon Long, Oirector-at-Large (909) 875-1804 FAX (909) 875-7284 Ron Reed, Director-at-LargeIMembership Chair (909) 982-7699 FAX (909) 608-7258 Marty Johnson, Industry Rep (909) 845-1846 FAX (909) 845-1846 Ken Berard, Name Badge Chair (626) 683-006 Fred "Hans" Hanson, Program Chair (909)686-1070 FAX (909) 788-1256 Sherie /-Iaeggstrom, Membership Co-Chair (714)568-0200 FAX (714) 568-5434 Thomas H, Safford, Scholarship Chair (909) 789-5022 FAX (909) 780-3837 JUNE 2004 PROGRAM ..., TOUR AND PICNIC DATE: JUNE 10, 2004 DIAMOND VALLEY LAKE (see map on back) LOCATION: TIME: 9:00 a.m. - Last Tour TOUR OF THE LAKE "ON THE LAKE"! MINI TOURS WILL START AT 9:30 AM. LUNCH: 11 :30 a.m. - 1 :00 p.m. $20.00 each MENU: Beef Brisket, Smoked Chicken and Smoked Pork Loin w/molasses baked beans, creamy coleslaw, country-style potato salad, corn cob bettes, rolls and butter and assorted soft drinks provided by Richard Jones Bar-B-Que, PRIZE DRAWINGS FROrv112:00 p,m. -1:00 p,m, - SHOULD BE A FUN DAY! HOPE TO SEE YOU ALL THERE! ( ( ,{/ ( Association of the San Bernardino County Special Districts Seminar . . . . . . . t Friday, June 18, 2004 8:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. . . Hosted by: West Valley Water District 855 W. Baseline Ave. P.O. Box 920 Rialto, CA 92377 I, ( , The Association of the San Bemardino County Special Districts is dedicated to advocating and strength~ning special district : governance by providing services and support to its members. ,[ ! ( ( The workshops and seminars, sponsored by the Association of the San Bernardino County Special Districts, are designed to keep its members informed and engaged on issues of importance facing special districts. - Cost: $10.00 Price includes seminar and lunch County of San Bernardino Behavioral Resource Center 850 E. Foothill Blvd Rialto, CA - (909) 421-9200 - Location: - Please RSVP by Monday, June 6th to Betty Getz at (909) 875-1804 or mail payment to: West Valley Water District P.o. Box 920 Rialto, CA 92377 Direction to Behavioral Resource Center located in Rialto at the comer of Foothill Blvd. & Pepper Ave, From 10 Freeway: Exit Pepper Ave. drive north on Pepper to Foothill Blvd. The Center will be on your left. From the 215 Freew:¡y: Rut on 5th Street, Drive west into Rialto (Approx 3 miles) and the Center will be on your right. « ( 8:30-9:00 am 9:00-9:30 am 9:30-10:30 pm 10:30-11:30 11:30-1:00 pm ( AGENDA 8 I[¡ ¡ ,1;J i ;,.'. ¡ $¡:; <,~ Registration & Continental Breakfast Welcome-West Valley Water District Board President Earl Tillman,]r. Message from ASBCSD President Dirk Voss, President East Valley Resource Conservation District "Law Enforcements Response to Terrorism" by: Undersheriff Robert "Bob" Peppler. "State of the San Bernardino County District Attorney's Office" by: District Attorney Mike Ramos Lunch r,vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv~- ~I t. ~iaüon of the. . . V V: It &'1",Bemardino County, &Ptal Districts V - V . r\ . .c~ r~. {. "'~)rfe. ^~tJ~- '1." (. /-~'.' .1'f"""~.:. ' V ~ llf¿)ì~~' .,l\..)~l ~ V Yucaipa Valley Water District is hosting the June membership meeting at the PGA.V V 01 Sou:thern OaJ:l1'ornia GoU Ol:u.b in Calimesa. V V The social hourwillbegin-atIJrp,;m;~itt'a call to order at 6:45 p.m. A sit-V' V down dinner will be se~=~.. } t. "", 'V V Entrees: -- Breastof C~ICkÌ' f-1.' arsalf. WI~ tv. l'wMO.Sh roo m $23 V V Grilled Fillet'Ot.saJnon wllb,deJ¡t\'gJ)it'l Sauce $23 V V Grilled Trl- Tip with Rosemary Peppercorn Sauce $28 . V ~ Served with wild rice pilaf and fresh vegetable per chef. All entrees ~ V. .,-".; include warm rustic rolls and whipped butter; mixed 9}lrden greens with V, V ; 1 red an~. tomatoes, Enoki mushrooms, cucurqers and sliced V ~ ( ~ , AZf.~:: .. ~f!fffif Û 1 n () ~ tV p~ra1fr:iJaJa-to ~ - - ~ .'~ IL ..c. "". -"" 'i/--- V Deputy General Manager - Southern Nevada Water Authority V V "Drought Overview & How it Relates to the Future of Southern California" V ~ :: :::: co:::: ::: ::::::~E:iii.~.~..:~E:3: :::: ::::::::: ~ V DistrictlAssociate . V, ~~ttendees: Entrée: ~ '11\\-,., .. ~ -r"~ .;,. ~ V .' ~; 'L V ~~2h."," ~;~~~~ j ~ ~~~' ~ Ok::~. ~.~~ ~. ,:~ ..",,¡ having made reservations, Yon mn also be billed for the dinuer if cancellation is not received PRIOR to the deadline date. V ~VVV'Þ/VV'Þ/V'Þ/'Þ/'Þ/'Þ/'Þ/@/'Þ/'Þ/'Þ/'Þ/'Þ/'Þ/'Þ/'Þ/'Þ/'Þ/'Þ/'Þ/~ vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvt¿ tV ' IV fðl PG~ of SOll~¡m ~alifornia Golf Club at Oak Valley, '. ,_.-. V 36211 Champlo Dnve ~ J" . '" ¡ "I/. Calimesa, CA ~2,2...0 /"~~~" ß~'~. l' """". 't- ~.'. """""". 'f"""'~~ IV ",i J Ii. ('to ¡ i' {~ /~ ¡ ~., ",¡ IV, ¡ ~¡-' ~(: "i""'ij' i~ 'i!., IV ~ EAST on In{e;~:'l{)'~ ~herry ~liHel~1""s6l \eJh Jal}~'1¿£Jrt.twn. Left on ~ V, Desert Lawn approximately I Y2 miles to Champions Drive.' V- el - V ~-,. WEST .on Interstate 10 to Oak Valley PlIJ"kw,ay exit. South on Oak Valley Parkway (.over. freeway) . V .~ and immediately turn right on D~::~t: rravi~est~ o~~.:.~~: to Champions Drive. . ~ ",I t' 1 ~ ~N ~ ! t-_"ù . - ,-, . ,. . ",'j n V \~\ .I ~ i,,~ ~ \ / V V ",--,. -~- ,,-,.J- -". .i-. "'"'.","" V ~ -~ ~ ~, ~/ V ~ ~ ~ V eI ~ ~ V eI ~ ~ V ~. ~ v"", -.;'11 ~-- .ii:'~ ~ ,V VVVVVVVVVVVVVvVVVVVVVVVVVVV~ II",' ."".:,{i,:"", i:j;- '-' . . ~ ~ l7 .J, Association of California Water Agencies :~ I:;; f;; :) è;/ i~ i:":\ "" ,~~ ilJ¡ JUt') 0 ð l.u!J4 I_, ------ ---.-------.- ------------- -- '.'è,..3,:,.-.::-,;:.; ì:-': :,;,(,::,"~'" Since 1910 DATE: May 28, 2004 -_w~~'~~ g~t;'~;6T TO: General Managers and Operations Managers of ACW A Member Agencies in Southern California Edison's Service Area FROM: Dan Smith, Director of Regulatory Affairs SUBJECT: ACW A, Edison Co-Sponsor Present¡ltion on Electricity Supply and Water Agency Options I've learned that when it comes to energy resources, there are two things important to our members: . Adequate and reliable energy supplies to keep operations on target . Cost of energy. We want supply high and cost low. The California electlicity experience of the past few years has made it hard. Costs have gone up and are likely to go up further. Supplies continue to be short and we have had power outages and blackouts. And the end is not in sight . But there are things that most water agencies can do to keep their electricity costs down and maybe even help alleviate electricity shortage problems. That's why we are co-sponsoring with Southern California Edison Co. a special presentation for water and wastewater agencies in the Edison service area. It will be Thursday morning, Iune 24 at Edison's Customer Technology Application Center, 6090 N. Irwindale Ave., Irwindale. The program will tearn the energy experts who have advised on ACW A energy prograrns and been available to help our members deal with energy problems with Edison's experts on emerging demand response programs. The objective is to help you make the best possible decisions for your agency. It will be a half day well spent You will be getting an invitation to the presentation directly from Edison. We hope you will accept the invitation and have your agency represented at this program. There is no charge for this session, but you have to register. You may do so by phone (800/336-2822 or 626/8l2-7537) or on the Internet at www.sce.comlctac. Association of California Water Agencies 910 K Street, Suite 100, Sacramento, California 95814-3577A~A<ßd4\3Jr¡;d<!OM~~JEj-4849 Hall of the States 400 N. Capitol St., N.W., Suite 357 South. Washington, D.e 20001-1512 202/434-4760 FAX 202/434-4ï63 www.acwanetcom " .. """ , . "~~'~,:_J~.:;i.:~:~;~;::', '. > :::::.;'~~; , .., 'n__.. 'N!~¡",',.;:' ¡,::;: ;;1 " Presented by: The Association of California Water Agencies & The Southern California Edison Company Date: Time: Thursday, June 24, 2004 9:00 a,m, - 11:45 a,m, Location: CTAC Irwin dale 6090 N.lrwindale Ave. ¡rwindale, CA 91702 NO CHARGE Eventit: F11683 Fee: To register: Call (626) 812-7537 or (800) 336-2822 or fax (626) 812-7548 Or register online at: www,sce,com/ctac Advance registration Is required as seating is limited! Name Company Address City -Jte ~one Fax Email Zip E] Ëuóf ŠÕÑ' "EDISON INTERNATIONAL-"""""" ."~,,,.- <' ..,,'~::~.E:~¿ftc "'i~!rtr3IJS" PrO ¡':¡';'t{é ',,',,"Nà~'dwith'Detn;ln'dRêspoó~-g' 'ring'" ": :;:"~!~:~;;~~~~;d~~:~:bÂ:~I!f!~~~~~d c' , , Response ProgiairÌs; John Adairi.StI:" ' Summary, John Hayball, SCE Adjourn 11:35am 11:45am ~ ~ u. ... .. > i:2 4i ": ..0 ... C) c ... II) 210 Foothill Fwy L ( ~ .. ïa "C c ] 6090 N. Irwindale Ave Irwindale, California 91702 ;~-} m EDI,SON ¡oa) .' E.J CTAC' fIE. ¡ ="'~=<,'u,""""'"..,,~ ¡-I ¡ '--..m.'....."": 57 GATEWAY BUSINESS CENTER San Bernardino Fwy Pomona Fwy ,.,. S~8~ (BJ HYUnDRI Business After 11ours San Bernardino tiyundai 735 Showcase Driw North San Bernardino (909) 888-66\\ June 24th, 2004 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm tte1p promote your business - donate a prize for our drawing ~ Business AfTER HOURS ats~ 8~ (BJ HYUnDRI .. $5 cover charge Response Card Wilt 0 win not 0 # attending 0 RSVP required by friday June, 18th 1909) 885-7515