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T"Tanager Edmunds reported that b e was a!,ra z ti n r:_ 198
instructions from
the Truckee Fire Conbmission regarding the replacement of the
fire hydrant on the south side of the Truckee river. He stated
that we had completed installing new pipe line across the new
Truckee river bridge but could go no further until a location
f6r tre hydrant was obtained. He also Ftated teat n r1 Little,
Pres. of the Board had informed him this day that i"r. F.
Gaiennie had resigned off the Board as Secretary and tYat the
matter was in his hands and would receive attention at an earl77-
date.
The matter of an accounting machine for the District was dis-
cussed and was laid over for a decision at a future meeting.
No further business appearing, Board adjourned.
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Ex-Officio .Secretary 1 e
Truckee, California
June 10, 1952
The members of the Board of Directors of the Truckee Public Utility
District met in regular meeting at the office of the District , on
Main St., at 2:30 p m., E L Loynd, president, presiding.
Upon roll call the following directors were noted present:
C R Heller H T Langille E L Loynd
The minutes of the meeting of May 27th were read and annroved.
The following bills were read and upon motion made and carried
were ordered paid:
S Kilos- line work
$ 61.60
State Comp Ins. Fund- Int
preen
315,76
R N Little-prem Loynd bond
6.00
Osborne & Dermody-wire
791.97
Marian Carmit chel-off help
29 .10
S Kolos- line work
79.20
E Anderson- " "
14* 80
N K Yla rva n " "
18.00
Chamber of Commerce- adv
Sec salary
125,00
T Patterson- sal to Junk
15
167.0 B
Vida Russi- June off rent
65.00
From the water Fund:
F
Luri- labor
24.$0
E
Hintz- "
49.80
E
Coffeldt "
42.30
G
Stearnado "
37.20
P
Shevick "
12,40
P
Shevick "
39.$0
Lurie & Lurie- wrench
14,48
E
Hintz. labor
66,70
E
Coffeldt
37.30
G
Stearnado "
57.10
F
Gray "
24,o $0
Peavine Trans Co- drayage
3.64
Union Oil Co -gas & oil
5.94
Communications were read under date of May 29 to T. L.
Chamberlain with reference to Sierra Pacific Power Co.'s
violation of District's original boundaries, also answer to
the same under date of June 3 from Paul H. Chamberlain, stat-
ing that the matter would again be referred to the Sierra
Pacific Power Co. for their consideration.
A letter from T L Chamberlain under date of June 2, was read
covering proposed agreement of extension into Joseph's new
subdivision. Also answer to same under date of June 3. Inasmuch
as the directors had given individual consideration to this agree-
ment on June 3 and had each and all agreed to the terms of the
agreement and authorized the president and acting secretary to
sign the same on behalf od the District, it was moved and carried
that the following Resolution be adopted:
RESOLUTION . �- () I
RESOLVED by the Board of Directors of Truckee Public Utility
District that the agreement between Public Utility District and
Richard Joseph covering the extension of the District's water
lines into a block of a new subdivision by the said District is
hereby approved, and
It is therefore RESOLVED that the president of the Board
of Directors of Truckee Public Utility District and the acting
secretary of said Board are hereby authorized and directed to
execute the agreement on behalf of the District,
Ayes: H. Langille, Chas. Heller, E L Loynd
Noes: None
The Manager reported that Mr. Joseph had been in the office on
Monday, June 8th with the copies of the agreement and had signed
the same in his presence and that work on this extension had been
started as at that date.
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A communication under date of May 29 to P H Chamberlain regarding
liability at the Truckee Ball Park was read together with an
answer to the same from P H Chamberlain under date of June 3,
in which he stated that further consideration to this matter would
be given after a hearing on the question of liability of the Dir-
ectors of the North Tahoe Utility District.
A communication was read from Paul H. Chamberlain under date of
May 15th with reference to a complaint to be filed against Ferguson
Bros. for an unpaid bill. Communication filed.
A communication was read under date of May 29th to T L Chamberlain
with reference to a proposed lease of hew office quarters from
Mrs. Vida Russi. Also answer to same under date of June 3, from
Paul H. Chamberlain stating that the matter would be taken up
with Messers. Butler & Reckers, Attorneys for Mrs. Russi ,
The Board then took up the matter of the annual audit of the books
of the District for the fiscal ending June 30. And after consider-
ing the matter of hiring new auditors, it was moved and carried
that H. Strain and Sons of Sacramento be again hired to audit the
books for the current year.
The Manager reported that the Hill Top Mill was enlarging its
plant and adding an additional 200 HP lehich would necessitate
some considerable expenditure in new line and equipment as they
i anticipated some additional expansion. The question of financing
this new work together with other repairs and replacements being
undertaken at this time was discussed at some length. The Board
members did not favor a bond issue or taxes to raise the necessary
revenue, but thought that efforts should be made to raise the
necessary funds by selling off some of the land not necessary for
the operations of the District. The Manager was insti+ucted and
authorized to place a suitable ad in a San Francisco and Los Angeles
.paper offering the Meadow Park property of the District for sale.
The Manager brought up the matter of the District acquiring an
accounting machine and stated that the National Cash Register Co.
and the Burroughs Adding Machine Co. both seemed to have very good
machines and badh had offered to demonstrate the operation of their
machines during this month. Th"e Manager stated that he would like
to have such a machine in operation to start off the new fiscal
year statting July 1, if possible. The matter was laid over until
after the demonstrations.
The Manager was authorized to place ads in the San Francisco and Los
Angeles paper advertising the Meadow Lake Park nronerty for sale.
No further business appearing, Board ad Tourned.
Acting -Secretary PresidVnt
Truckee, Calif.
June 24, 1952
The members of the Board of Directors of the Truckee Purl is Utility
District met in regular meeting at the office of the ristrict, on
Main St., at 2:30 p m., E L Loynd, president, presiding.
Upon roll call the following directors were noted present:
(absent) C R Heller H T L angllle E L Loynd
The minutes of the meeting of June loth were read and approved.
The following bills were read and upon motion made and carried
were ordered paid:
E Anderson- Line work
14,80
Ileene Risden- off help
13.00
Bargain Spot - keys
2.00
Chas. Heller -sal dir-June
5.00
H T Langille - " " "
5.00
E L . Loynd " " "
5.00
C B White " Acct "
10.00
Winifred Kamp " Trea s "
10,00
T L Chamberlain Ret feee "
50.00
Sierra Sun- June adv
24.80
Pac Tel & Tel Co- June sery
22.06
C Edmunds- sal Mgr. June
453.60
T Patterson- sal to " 30
167,00
Chamber of Commerce- adv sec
125.00
sal
Geo. Kaspian- refund of adv
179.70
Sierra Pac Pw Co- May sery
w
3013.13
Texas Co- gas & oil
11..34
C F Schnacker-la l'or
12,40
Miscl Cash exp-
79,14
San Francisco Ex- ad
18,40
Los Angeles Times- ad
25.20
From the Water Fund:
E Hintz- labor
70.75
E Coffeldt "
52.00
G Stearnado "
57.10
S Kolos "
76.00
Union Oil Co- gas & oil
19.10
J R Bradley Co- supp
41.50
E Hintz- labor
40.83
E Coffeldt
50.85
G Stearnado "
55.95
S Kolos "
71.20
F Nauman "
40.95
Marion Carmitchel- off help
21.50