HomeMy WebLinkAbout1953-11-10 Min - BoardThe Manager brought up the matter of further collection
efforts on delinquent accounts which had been written off
and suggested turning such accounts over to the Nevada Credit
Bureau for further efforts at collecting same. The Board
approved the suggestion of the Manager and authorized such
action.
No further business appearing, Board adjourned.
Ex-Officio Secretary
Presi ent
Truckee, California
November 10, 1953
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;
H T Langille C R Heller E L Loynd
The minutes of the meeting of October 31st were read and approved.
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The following bills were read and upon motion made and carried
were ordered paid:
Vida Russi- Nov off rent
65.00
Burroughs Add Mch Co, -on acct
121.20
Steve Kolos- line work
3$.50
J Gracik - "
91.90
J Anderson
93.40
E Hintz- labor
7$.10
R Campbell- labor
56.80
Ileen Risden- off help
3 8.33
J Gracik- line work
94.43
J Anderson " 't
6 7.73
Steve Kolos- climbers
5.00
E Hintz -labor-
53.05
R Campbell- "
5$.95
F. Cranmer "
5l o4O
M Collier - "
27/ 20
Union Oil Co- tire rep
1.00
Osborne & Kitchen- supp
71.69
T Patterson- sal to Nov 15
186.20.
Chamber of Commerce- adv sec
sal 1
125.00
Texas Co- gas & oil 3,35
From the water Fund:
Neptune Meter Co -meter parts 13.91
Crane Co- supp 5 7.3 8
Tidewater Asso Oil -gas & oil 35.38
Metal Products Co- supp 2.21
Truckee -Tahoe Lbr Co- supp 14,o 50
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G E Lewis entered the meeting and gave a report on the condemna-
tion suit to date. He reported that the jury was this day making
a personal investigation of the site and stated that the suit
appeared to be based upon point of law,mainly. He then departed.
The Manager reported that progress was being made on the line to
the Highway Patrol Radio Station on Ski Hill and that he hoped to
have the same finished early next week.
The Manager also reported that three of the hydrants had been in-
stalled as requested by the Truckee Fire Commissioners in the
Gateway and Meadow Lake areas and that the other three, together
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with the relocation of a hydrant n South Truckee would be under-
taken as soon as the Highway Patrol line had been completed.
A communication was read under date of November 6th , addressed to
R N Little, Sec of the Truckee Fire District, from F P Young,
Engineer for the Board of Fire Underwriters, outlining certain
recommendations for the improvement of the f ire protect ion facilities
in the 'Truckde-Gateway and Meadow Lake areas. The communication was
ordered filed.
The agreement between Charles H. and Bernice M. Collier and the
District, relative to the lease on a portion of the roadway west of:
the California Inspection Sta for a Snack Bar was read and it was
moved and carried that the president and acting secretary of the
Board be authorized and instructed to sign the same on behalf of
the District.
Director Langille reported that objections had been voiced to him
by certain parties relative to the District's equipment being used
by Foreman Patterson while doing work for private parties when off
duty. The Manager reported that in the particular instance cited
Foreman Patterson had requested and received permission from him
to take the truck out on this particular job and that he had
authorized the same because Patterson was on 24 hour call. After
some discussion on the policy of employees doing outside work,
it was moved and carried that hereafter that no equipment of the
District be taken outside the boundaries of the District by
employees engaged in private work,
No further business appearing, Board adjourned.
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Ex-Officio Secretary
Truckee, California
November 24, 1953
--- 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:
H T Langille C R Heller E L Loynd
The minutes of the meeting of November loth were read and approved.