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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1955-01-25 Min - BoardW A comsmunication was read from Secretary J D Anderson of the Masonic Temple Association, under date of Nov 22, relative to .a release of the purchase clause in the lease for the office of the District. It was moved and tarried to approve the release and for the Directors to sign the same. The Manager reported that he had written to * the Attorney --General. and Congressman Engle relative to the Washoe Project and expected to follow up with other officials. SL The Manager presented 11 uncollectable accounts for Electricity to the mount --, 78.30 and after reading and consideration of the same, it was moved and carried that the amount of 78.30 be written off as uncollectable from, the Electric account. No further business appearing, Board adjourned. 100, lac-OfYicio Secretary d Truckee, California January a, 1955 Due to Director -Chas. Heller being confined to the hospital and Director H T Langille being out of town the regular meeting of January llth was post- poned until this date. The members of the Hoard 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 Chas. R. Heller E L Loynd H T Langille ( absent- out of town) The minutes of the meeting of December 28th were read and approved. Mrs.-Glidys Dolley, proprietor of the Truckee Hotel, E. V. O'Rourke, Supt. of the Tahoe -Truckee US District, Reg Smart and K. Hedlund representing the Truckee Chamber of Comerce were also present. Mrs. Gladys Dolley presented a petition signed by 39 residents and business people of the Truckee -Donner Lake and Donner Summit area, requesting that the directors investigate the. feasibility of establishing a bus service during the winter sports season, between Truckee and the Donner Summit. The Board members after perusing the petition informed Mrs. Dolley that the matter would be given their consideration after further information had been obtained regarding the possible costs of such an operation. Mrs. Dopey after thanking the Board then left the meeting. Reg Smart and K Hedlund notified the Board that headquarters for the Chaffer of Commerce have been established in the Hotel. Truckee and that they had removed the filing case of chamber records from. the District office to the new location and expected to pick up the chambers desk from the Districtt s warehouse. Manager Edmunds notified the Chamber members present that Mrs. Collier of the Donner Dog House had asked for permission to use the informa- tion building near her place of business as a gift shop. He stated that he had informed her that the matter would have to be taken up with the Truckee Chamber. of Commerce. Mr. K. Hedlund then excused himself from the meeting. Mr. O'Rourke and Mr. Swart then took up with the Board the question of obtaining approximately 40 more acres of land to the east of the present new high school location on Highway 40. After some discussion relative to the size and number of acres involved, they were advised by Chairman Loynd that the Board would give the matter their consideration and set a price upon the land requested, in time for the meeting of the School Board on February Sth. After thanking the Board Mr. O'Rourke and Mr. Smart then departed. The minutes of the meeting of December 28th were read and approved. The following bills were read and upon motion made and carried were ordered paid: E C Bavier - stamps $30.00 Masonic Temple --Assn- rent 65.00 Truckee Chamber of Commerce -donation -Dec 50.00 C. unds- sal mgr- Dec 455.20 Winifred Kamp- sal treas-1-16 tol-31 11$.50 Eve Hallett- sal clk- t: it 88.80 Ileen Risden- sal off help- it 41*43 T. E. Patterson- sal foreman it it 195 * 93 Steve Kolos- ial lineman it If 49.01 Sierra Pac Pw Co- Dec service 4909.64 Walter D. Bates & Asso. -whse doors 470.71 J F Siegfried- survey- map 495.00 Wholesale Elec Supp Co- lamps 14*70 Texas Co- gas & oil 23.38 Board of Equalization- Use tax 9.91 Dept of Employment- OASI tax 189 * 27 Dept of Employment- UI 129.$1 District Dir of Int Rev 1 tax 715.60 T E Patterson- sal foremanl-1 to 1-15 182 -43 Winifred Kamp- sal treas It 123.50 Eve Hallett- sal elk $$,*$0 Ileen Risden- sal off help 1$.77 The - Bargain Spot-- glass whse doors 32.92 Coffey's Auto Service- rep Willys 11.11 Western Union Telegraph- pole contacts 2.50 J R - Bradley Co- supp 10.42 Pacific Tel & Tel Co- Jan sere 15.$0 Cash- Hi.s cl cash exp, $$.62 E L Loynd- sal dir Jan 5.00 C R Heller 5 *00 H T Langille 5.00 C B -White acct 10.00 T L Chamberlain- Jan ret fee 75.00 Truckee Chamber of Co=- erce- donation Jan 50.00 From the eater Fund. E Hintz- labor 130 *44 Peavi.ne Trans Co- drayage 8.93 Tidewater Asso Oil Co- gas & oil 3.50 Osburns Gar- truck rep 46.95 Sierra Oxygen Co- Dec demurrage 7.20 Dept of Employment- OASI taxes 62.58 Dept of a UI it 58.75 Dist Dir of Internal Rev WH tax 165.30 Steve Kolo s- labor 15.28 E J Hintz- labor 12a.60 R Joseph- refund on advance 124*18 Auditor Whi.tet s report for the Electric and rater Systems for the month of December was submitted to the Board and after perusal by the members was ordered filed,* A comnunicatifln was read from J E Joerger under date of Jan 15th relative to including the land of the District now leased by him in a hunting rights agreement with the Truckee outdoor Sportsmen Club for hunting purposes. After some discussion the Board laid the matter on the table for further information to be obtained from representatives of the Truckee Outdoor -Sportsmens Club. W. Barrett, editor of the Sierra Sun entered the meeting at this time. Manager Edmunds reported that the amount of $5000. plus interest of $500. which was due on G. E. Lewis note As of January 2, has not been received. Mr. Lewis is working in Arizona at present and the manager reported that he would send him a notification of the amount due. 296 Lr No further business appearing, Board adjourned. O Ex-Officio Secretary Pr i nt / Truckee, California February g, 1955 The members of the Board of Directors of the Truckee Public Utility District met in regular meeting at the office of the District on Main St,, at 2:30 p m., E L Loynd, president, presiding. Upon roll call the following directors were noted present: Chas. R. Heller E L Loynd H T Langille (absent -out of town) The minutes of the meeting of January 25th were read and approved. The following bills were read and upon motion made and carried were ordered paid: From Water Fund Winifred Kamp - sal 1-16 to 1-31 Treas C. Edmunds n . Mgr January Eve Hallett " clerk- 1-16-to 1-31 Veen Ri sden it It tt T E Patterson " Foreman " Steve Kolos- lineman Masonic Temple Asso- rent Kitchen Elec Supp Co- supp Sierra Pac Pw Co- Jan service Carl V. Painter- install whse doors etc Sierra Sun-- Jan adv Coffeys Auto Service - truck rep Ransomne Co- rep furnace B J Hintz- labor J R Bradley Co- supp Thorntons Garage- welding Truckee -Tahoe Lbr Co- supp 1.23.50 "3.20 88 080 25.63 182.42 45.83 65.00 373.00 4574*32 172.50 25.60 8$.36 4.00 1-9.75 21*46 2.00 79s69 The question of the additional land asked for by Supt. O'Rourke of the School District was brought up for consideration and due to the uncertainty of a portion of this land being needed for Olympic Winter Sports use, it was roved and carried that the question of disposal of this land at this time be laid over until the first meeting in July. Manager Edmunds reported that G E Lewis had called at the office and advised that he was in no position at this time to pay either the principle or interest due on his note as of January 2nd, and he hoped that the District would extend time for paymnent, at least for the next 3 months. It was moved and carried that the District take no action at this time. .•_, Walter Barrett, editor of the Sierra Sun cane into the meeting at this time. In the matter of the letter from J E Joerger, under date of January 15, which had been laid over for further consideration at this meeting, it was moved and carried that it was not to bhe best interest of the District to participate in the hinting rights as outlined in his letter and that Mr. Joerger be notified that the land of the District could not be included in any such proposition. !' Manager Edmunds reported that an election was due to be held on May 3rd for the election of two directors and read a letter under date of February 7th which he had directed to Mr. Paul Chamberlain, asking that an ordinance be prepared changing