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AGREEMENT BETWEEN TRUCKEE-DONNER PUBLIC
UTILITY DISTRICT AND THE LAKEWORLD DEVEL-
OPMENT COMPANY RESPECTING ELECTRIC POWER
SERVICE FOR TAHOE NORTHWOODS DEVELOPMENT
THIS AGREEMENT, made and entered into this X�iday of
Ja/V 1 , 19702 by and between Truckee-Donner
Public Utility District , a local public agency of the State
of California, hereinafter referred to as "the District ," and
LakeWorld Development Corporation, a California corporation,
hereinafter referred to as "LakeWorld" *
W I T N E S S E T H:
WHEREAS, F. W. Valley, LakeWorld's President , has options
to buy certain property located within the District in Nevada
County, California, which LakeWorld plans to subdivide and
develop into a recreational-residential subdivision, to be
known as "Tahoe Nort,hwoods ," hereinafter called "the project"
(as more particularly shown and described in Exhibit A
attached hereto and made a part hereof) ; and
WHEREAS, LakeWorld is desirous of having electric service
delivered to and distributed within each unit of said project
` by the District and it is essential to the plan of development
that provision be made for an adequate supply of electric power
for immediate and future requirements of the project ; and
WHEREAS, the District is desirous of furnishing the electric
power required in accordance with the provisions contained
herein; and
WHEREAS, LakeWorld is willing to construct an electric
overhead main distribution line, hereinafter called "the main
distribution line" to the project from the existing District system
in accordance with the provisions contained herein; and
WHEREAS, LakeWorld is willing to provide financial aid to
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the District for the costs to the District of constructing an
4 . extending distribution lines from said main distribution line
througrout the project as needed to provide adequate electric
Dower service for all uses , said distribution lines being herein-
after called "project distribution lines ,"
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NOW, THEREFORE, the parties mutually agree as follows :
1. Main Distribution Line. LakeWorld, at its expense ,
shall design, prepare plans and specifications for construction
and construct the main distribution line from the existing line of
the District at Donner Trail Unit No. 2 to the proposed ski
lodge at the project . LakeWorld shall construct the main distri-
bution line by phases, The first phase shall extend from the
existing line of the District system at Donner Trail Unit No. 2 to
the project boundaries , and shall be completed prior to November 301
1970. Each successive phase shall be completed within six months,
weather permitting, but in no event more than one year, after
recordation of the subdivision unit on which the right-of-way
for such phase is located; provided that , if requests are made
for service prior to the time it would be available under the
foregoing timing, construction of all phases necessary to provide the
requested service shall be accelerated so as to provide such
service as soon as possible. Upon making the first request for
assurances of service under Paragraph 14 , LakeWorld shall file a
bond, with the District as beneficiary, in the amount of $50,000
assuring construction of the main distribution line as required
in this paragraph.
2. Standards for Main Distribution Line. The designs ,
plans and specifications for the transmission line shall be in
accordance with R.E. A, standards as set forth in the document
entitled: "REA Form 804 .11 and dated August, 1962,
3. Review of Plans and Specifications for Main Distri-
bution Line. The District 's staff shall have a maximum of thirty
(30) days following receipt of completed plans and specifications
for the main distribution line or phase thereof in order to
-determine whether they are in accordance with the above standards
and requirements, but shall use its best efforts to expedite such
review to the end that plans and specifications approved by the
District as being in accordance with said standards and require-
ments shall be forthcoming as soon as possible after submission
by LakeWorld. Immediately upon the District 's staff determining
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that the plans and specifications are in accordance with such
standards and requirements , the District shall give LakeWorld writ-
ten approval thereof. Such written approval shall be obtained beL
fore LakeWorld commences construction. Any changes in approved ,
plans and specifications shall require the written approval of
LakeWorld and the District
4. Lands and Interests in Land for Main Distribution Line*
LakeWorld shall have the responsibility of obtaining all
necessary lands and interests in lands for the construction,
operation, maintenance and repair of the first phase of the
main distribution line; provided, that such interests shall be
granted to LakeWorld free of charge by the District if such
interests are on District property; provided further, that
the District shall cooperate with LakeWorld, including exer-
cising the power of eminent domain, to insure the acquisition
of the necessary lands and interests in lands at the lowest
possible cost , utilizing public lands and interests in lands
to the maximum possible extent. LakeWorld on demand shall
r deposit with the District such sum as deemed reasonably neces-
sary for preliminary .condemnation expenses , and shall reimburse
the District for all reasonable District costs incurred in
obtaining such interests in land, including, but not limited
to, the award in condemnation or agreed settlement amounts
legal, appraisal and engineering costs , and court costs.
5. Main Distribution Line Construction Contract Guarantees
and Contractor's Insurance* LakeWorld shall provide in each
contract for construction of the main distribution line that any
contractor' s or supplier's guarantees thereunder shall inure to
the benefit of the District after the main distribution line con-
structed thereunder has been conveyed to the District , and that
such guarantees shall be effective for a period of one year from
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the date of the District 's acceptance of the work under each
such contract . LakeWorld shall also provide in each contract for
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construction that the contractor' s public liability and property
damage insurance shall be extended to cover LakeWorld and the
District and their agents , officers and employees as additional
insureds. LakeWorld shall give the District ten days written notice
as to the starting date of the construction of each phase of
the main distribution line.
6. Inspection of Construction of Main Distribution Line,
The District shall inspect the construction of each phase of
the main distribution line to assure itself that the works are
installed in accordance with the approved plans and specifications .
The District shall notify LakeWorld in writing as to any deviation
or failure to construct pursuant to the approved plans and
specifications, and LakeWorld shall correct such deviation or
failure. Promptly upon completion of installation of the works
of each phase in accordance with the approved plans and specifi-
cations, the District shall notify LakeWorld in writing of the
District 's acceptance of construction of said phase.
7. Hold Harmless . The fact that the District inspects
the construction of the main distribution line or notifies or fails
to notify LakeWorld of deviations or failures to construct
pursuant to the approved plans and specifications shall not be
deemed to constitute a guarantee by the District that the line
has been built in accordance with the approved plans and
specifications. During construction and for the guarantee
period under each contract for construction, LakeWorld shall
hold the District harmless against any and all claims , demands
and charges by third parties arising out of alleged deviations
or failure to construct pursuant to the approved plans and
specifications.
8. Conveyance of Main Distribution Line to District .
Within 30 days after District acceptance of construction of each
phase of the main distribution line as being completed in
accordance with the approved plans and specifications therefor,
LakeWorld shall convey and the District shall accept conveyance
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of title to the completed phase of said main distribution line
without cost and free and clear of all liens and encumbrances
by appropriate conveying documents and. the District shall thereafter
operate, maintain, repair and replace said phase of the main
distribution line and provide adequate electrical service therefrom
to the project . Except as provided in Paragraphs 5, 7 and 11,
after the District 's acceptance of each completed phase of the
main distribution line LakeWorld shall have no responsibility
for the operation, maintenance, repair or replacement thereof.
9. District Construction. and Extension of Project
Distribution Lines . The District shall construct and extend
project distribution lines (single and three-phase) and appurtenances
as required to deliver electric power from the main distribution
line to and throughout each unit of the project when service is
requested by any user of electric power within such unit, including
LakeWorld.
109 Contribution by LakeWorld for Costs of Project
Distribution Line Construction. Upon requesting the assurances
of electric service for each unit of the project under Paragraph 14 ,
LakeWorld shall provide a surety bond in an amount equal to the
sum of thirty-five dollars ($35.00) per lot in said unit, with the
District as beneficiary, for the purpose of guaranteeing the obli-
gation of LakeWorld to pay to the District , upon written demand
as described below, the sum of thirty-five dollars ($35 .00) per
lot in said unit; provided, that if, at the time of LakeWorld
requesting said assurances for a particular unit of the project ,
applicable State or Federal law requires that the project distri-
bution lines in said unit be constructed underground, said sum of
thirty-five dollars ($35.00) per lot in said unit shall be changed,
as agreed upon in writing by the parties , in order to be sufficient
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to cover the cost of underground construction of such project
distribution lines. The foregoing proviso shall not be construed
as constituting an agreement that either the. District or LakeWorld
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desires, favors or anticipates the underground construction of
project distribution lines in the project , and the parties
declare that it is their intention and desire that project
distribution lines be constructed overhead.
The District shall make written demand for payment of
said sum as to any unit only upon receiving a written request
for electrical service from a lot owner or other user of
electric power within said unit, upon which LakeWorld shall make
payment of said sum for the entire unit. The District shall
make a written release of LakeWorld's bond on receipt of such
payment from LakeWorld. The District shall deposit all such
payments in an interest bearing trust account and shall thereafter
use said funds solely for costs of constructing and extending
project distribution lines and appurtenances as provided in
Paragraph 9; provided, that upon the District 's Board of
Directors determining that all requirements of the project for
project distribution line construction and extension have been
met, said funds may be used for the improvement of the District ' s
electric power system anywhere in the District . Except as otherwise
specifically provided in this Agreement, after making the payments
provided for in this paragraph LakeWorld shall have no further respon-
sibility with respect to the construction or extension of such
project distribution lines and appurtenances*
11. Rates, Tolls and Charges. Each applicant for service
within the project shall be responsible for making payment to
the District , at the established rates, tolls and charges as
fixed by the District 's Board of Directors from time to time
pursuant to law, for connection and electric service made
available by the District to such applicant, but applicants
shall have no responsibility for project distribution line con-
^ struction or extension inasmuch as the cost of project distribution.
line construction and extension is covered by LakeWorld's bond and
paymer '-s to the District under Paragraph 10 . To the extent
.that LakeWorld retains ownership of any lots to which electric
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service from such works is available, it shall pay the same
rates , tolls and charges levied by the District as any other
lot owner.
12, Lands and Interests in Land for Project Distribution
Lines. LakeWorld shall convey to the District without cost to
the District all lands and interests in land required for
project distribution lines and appurtenances (including an area
of approximately 5,000 square feet for a sub-station site ad-
jacent to the Sierra Pacific Power Company transmission line)
located within the project and shall incorporate said lands
and interests in land on all project subdivision maps. The
form and content of the conveyance of such lands and interests
in land and the dimensions thereof shall be satisfactory to
the District as providing the District what is reasonably
needed for the facilities located thereon.
13, Liability. The District shall save and hold
LakeWorld harmless against all claims , demands and changes that
may be based on any trespass , injury or alleged injury to any
person or property that may occur, or that may be alleged to
have occurred, in the course of the performance of the con-
struction of all project distribution and service lines, other
than the main distribution line, by the .District under this
agreement , whether such claims shall be made by an employee of
the District or by a third person. If any judgment shall be
rendered against LakeWorld in any action or actions in which the
District is a party, or of which it is given notice by LakeWorld;
the District shall, at its own costs and expense , satisfy and
discharge the same. LakeWorld shall promptly give written notice
to the District of any such claim or action.
14. Assurances of Service by District, From time to time
when requested by LakeWorld as to a particular unit of
the project, and provided that LakeWorld has filed the bonds
required in Paragraphs 1 and 102 the District shall give assurances
of electric service to such unit by the District in accordance
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with this agreement which are necessary in connection with the
following:
a, The approval of subdivision maps for each
unit filed or recorded by LakeWorld with the County of Nevada. ,
b. The obtaining by LakeWorld of final public
reports from the State of California Real Estate Commissioner
for such unit,
C. Any other approvals by governmental agencies
required in order to allow LakeWorld to subdivide the land in
said unit and sell the subdivided lots and parcels thereof,
All such assurances shall be requested by LakeWorld
within ten (10) years from the date of this agreement. But no
such assurances shall be requested as to any particular unit until
needed by LakeWorld in order to proceed expeditiously to record
an approved final subdivision map for said unit and obtain any
other approvals by governmental agencies required so that LakeWorld
may subdivide the land in said unit and sell the subdivided lots
and parcels thereof.
15, Notices, Notices or requests from either party
to the other shall be in writing and shall be delivered or
mailed, postage prepaid, to the following address , or any
change thereof of which the other party is given notice, and
shall be effective upon delivery or upon mailing: LakeWorld
Development Company, 3055 Alvarado Street, San Leandro,
California 94577; Truckee-Donner Public Utility District,
Truckee, California 95734.
16, Successors and Assigns. This agreement shall be
binding upon and inure to the benefit of the successors and
assigns of both parties, LakeWorld shall not assign any
of its rights , duties or obligations under this agreement
without the prior written consent of the District , which
consent shall not be unreasonably withheld,
1 (, District Powers - Severability. Nothing herein
contained shall be deemed to limit, restrict , or modify any
right , duty or obligation given, granted, or imposed upon
the District by the laws of the State of California now in
effect , or hereafter adopted, nor to limit or restrict the
power or authority of the Districts including the enactment
of any rules, regulat ions , resolutions , or ordinances, in--
cluding without limitation creation of service zones and
rate differentials applicable within the project area which
may not be applicable elsewhere, and in the event that any
part or provision herein contained in this agreement or
incorporated* herein, be found to be illegal or unconstitu-
tional by a court of competent jurisdiction, such findings
shall not affect the remaining parts, portions, or provisions
hereof.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed
this agreement on the day and year first above written.
TRUCKEE--DONNER PUBLIC UTILITY
DISTRICT
(SEAL)
By -
President
ATTEST:..
Secretary
LAKEWORLD DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY or UMIana }
On this 8th day of JUNE 1970,
a, before
me - Everett Thomas Paulus
Personally appeared
Paul A. Do le '
and George Cattan
known to me to be the president and secretary of the Truckee-
Donner Public Utility District that executed the w' �-within instrument
and acknowledged to me. that such district exe
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JaoX 1011L Trucku, Calif 93734 above County and State
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
0 }• C UNTY OF ALAMEDA }
On this _ .� day o f June 19 74, before "
me Lavelle M. Wood , personally appeared
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F. W. VALLEY and -----
known to me to be the President of the corporation.
that executed the within instrument and acknowl. edged to me that
such corporation executed the 'same.
OFFICIAL" SEAL
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TRUCKEE, CALIFORNIA 9S734
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AGENDA
FOR
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OF THE
TRUCKEE DONNER PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT
JUNE 2, 1970 - 7:30 P.M.
1. Roll Call
2. Approval of minutes of regular meeting of May 19, 1970 and of
special meeting of May 26, 1970
3. Bills paid and bills for Board's approval
4. Lakeworld access road
S. Authorization to sign easement for Prosser Lake Pump site(
6. All new subdivisions to pay $35 for distribution lines
7. Manager's report
JUNE 2, 1970
The members of the Board of Directors of the Truckee Donner Public Utility District
met in a regular meeting in the conference room of the District at 7:30 P.M.
Upon roll call the following Directors were noted present: Doyle, Rose, Loehr, Stone
and Moore.
Employees present: Cattan, Paulus, Bliss, Archer, Grow.
Guests Present: Ms s rs. Damavandi Beavers (and ne thew) , Do l l ey, Sutton, Van Land-
ingham, Smith.
The meeting was called to order by President Doyle.
Minutes of the regular meeting of May 19, 1970 and of the special meeting of May 26,
1970 were submitted and approved as written.
BILLS PAID AND BILLS FOR BOARD'S APPROVAL
Several bills were explained and justified. Mr. Loehr inquired about the progress of
the excavation work in front of the office. Mr. Paulus informed the Board that Alpine
Smith wanted more money and that there was a $6,000 bill for Mr. Smith to be approved
by the Board today. The District is holding back $2,700 for cleanup. It was brought
to the Board's attention that overtime is down 61% from last year and that the gross
payroll is down 40%. It was moved by Director Loehr and seconded by Director Stone
that bills paid and bills for the Board's approval be paid as listed.
ROLL CALL: Doyle,, aye; Rose aye;- Loehr, aye; Stone aye; Moore aye.
Motion carried. Bills attached hereto being a part of these minutes .
LAKEWORLD ACCESS ROAD
Mr. Fred Damavandi, Lakeworld Development Company, 3055 Alvarado Street, San Leandro,
California 94577, was present. Mr. Cattan displayed a map of the road in question and
_ stated that the access road is not the road we discussed previously. The road begins
at the Armstrong Subdivision, goes through the Soma Sierra Subdivision and District
property. It is 1,8001 long and covers approximately 3 acres. The District's
attorney, Mr. Paul Chamberlain, informed Mr. Cattan that the Board may give an easement
for compensation, which was previously discussed, which amounts to $10,000 or approxi-
mately $3,000 per acre. Mr. Doyle asked if the District is proposing that we sell the
right-of-way to Lakeworld for $10,000. Mr. Cattan replied that he is asking the Board
to authorize signature on a contract giving the easement to Lakeworld, who would in
turn deed the road to the county as soon as it is built. Mr. Chamberlain will handle
the legal matters if the Board agrees to the compensation. Mr. Stone asked Mr. Dama-
vandi if the road will be dedicated to the county. Mr. Damavandi replied that this
would be a public road. If the District will give Lakeworld an easement, they will
turn the road back to the county so it can be maintained as a public road. (The differ-
ence between a county road and a system road was discussed.) Mr. Damavandi stated that
this road will be part of the county service area for snow removal and the people in the
area will pay for access to be maintained in the winter. The road is already staked.
Mr. Cattan explained that the first 1,000' of the road is flat and the grade is 2%-4%.
The next 400' has very little cut. Only 200' needs to be cut extensively. There is a
10' slope easement at one point. Part of this road is Donner Pass Road. Mr. Damavandi
stated that most of the area is 7 - 10% grade at the most, which is within county stan-
dards. The question regarding the ownership of McGlashen Springs was raised. Mr. Dama-
vandi said he had checked this ownership three different times, and the springs is ownec
by the District. Mr. Cattan confirmed this and said the springs is included in 120
acres acquired by the District on 6/20/66. Mr. Doyle asked where the road will inter-
sect with Donner Pass Road. Mr. Cattan replied in Armstrong Subdivision. Mr. Damavand:
stated this is on Highway 40 about a half block from the drive-in where the old buildin;
burned. Mr. Cattan said this was 150' west of Nugget across from the high school bus
garage. Mr. Doyle asked Mr. Damavandi if he had made all arrangements up to District
property including Donner Trail Subdivision #2. Mr. Damavandi stated he had and that
two houses will be moved. Mr. Doyle asked if Lakeworld had considered buying Donner
Trail #2 and Mr. Damavandi replied yes, if they could. The right-of-way is 801 , and th,
road will be away from the redwood tank. Mr. Cattan stated the District could use this
road to get to its tank. Mr. Stone questioned that a public agency such as the Distric
could sell land that is going to revert back to another public agency. Mr. Damavandi
replied that according to Paul Chamberlain, the District is giving an easement, not
selling the land, that Lakeworld will probably acquire the easement and dedicate It to
the county in one transaction. Mr. Cattan made reference to a letter from Paul Chamber
lain statirn& that the District could give Lakeworld an easement for certain compensatio
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that the District will draw up an agreement. Mr. Stone asked if the District can
incorporate the water system for the area into this road. Mr. Cattan said yes.
Mr. Loehr stated that the pole lines also follow this road and the sewer is on the
other side. Mr. Doyle asked when construction would begin. Mr. Damavandi replied
this year, as construction of a sales office would begin at the entrance to the
subdivision within a month and the access road will be put on bid in a month. He
believes all utilities go with the bid, and that the County Engineer has already
approved the access road to our deve 1 opment. Mr. Loehr que s t i one d that there could
be an erosion problem at the top of their slope. Mr. Damavandi replied that the
highest cut is 7' - 81 , that the disapproval of the Board of this easement could
be a problem at the June 8 meeting with Lafco who is the owner of everything except
i this access to the property. Mr. Damavandi stated Mr. Chamberlain told him that if
the Board granted Lakeworld the easement and compensation that he would prepare the
necessary documents. Lakeworld would like a formal re coirmiendat i on by the Board
tonight. Director Loehr made a motion that the Manager and President of the District
be authorized to sign the agreement with Lakeworld to give an easement for the
proposed access road for $10,000 for right-of-way through District property.
Seconded by Director Stone.
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ROLL CALL: Doyle, aye; Rose, abstain; Loehr, aye; Stone, aye; Moore, aye.
Motion carried. So ordered.
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SURPLUS DISTRICT WATER CONSIDERED FOR PURCHASE BY LAKEWORLD
Mr. Damavandi inquired about the general feeling of the Board regarding the purchase
of surplus water from the District to be used for recreational purposes in an 80
'4 acre lake for their development. Mr. Loehr asked how many acre feet would be
j required. Mr. Damavandi replied 1,500. There would be a one time fill which should
last until winter 1971. They would need 100 acre feet to maintain the lake only if
the District has surplus water. Mr. Doyle asked if it would not be in order to
dispose of surplus water by this means. Mr. Loehr stated he felt the agreement must
be specific, that if the water is definitely surplus, we could sell it. Mr. Cattan
stated that perhaps a contract could be considered with Lakeworld up to 1975 and be
negotiable every five years, that Lakeworld disagreed on the price of $97,000 under
the present rate. Mr. Damavandi inquired if the District would buy water from Sierra �"�...
Pacific Company and sell it to Lakeworld, that Lakeworld would pay for power, main-
tenance of pumps, etc. Mr. Cattan stated that Lakeworld wants a bulk rate for the
first filling of the lake and therefore feels that the $97,000 figure is not based on K
this theory, that Lakeworld is talking about millions of gallons not hundreds of
thousands of gallons. Mr. Doyle stated that he felt a study should be made, that
this matter should be tabled pending this study. Mr. Loehr asked if the lake would
be filled by spring runoff. Mr. Damavandi replied yes, that Lakeworld will work
with the Fish and Game Department, that they also have an application with the state
Water Resources Board to get water rights appropriated for this, lake, but this takes
time. Lakeworld would like an agreement from the District until 1975, after which
' M Loehr suggested he contract be
time they could get water rights appropriated. r, e gg t
written on an annual basis. Mr. Cattan stated that any contract could not become
effective until the end of next year. Mr. Rose stated he felt if there was no sur-
plus plus water, there should be no sale. Mr. Stone stated he though the Board stated
I in a meeting 4 months ago that the District would not sell water, that we should
check the tapes of the minutes. Mr. Damavandi asked if the Board could authorize
their Manager and Attorney to work with Lakeworld on this study. Mr. Doyle replied
yes, that this was part of the Manager's job. Mr. Cattan said he would begin
research immediately. The question of the cost of water per thousand feet was
f asked. Mr. Cattan said he would have to compute this, that overhead charges are
more than that of cost of pumping. Mr. Sutton (from audience) inquired about the
difference in elevation of Donner Lake and the proposed lake. Mr. Damavandi replied
3001 . Mr. Doyle tabled this matter pending a study by the District.
AUTHORIZATION TO SIGN EASEMENT FOR PROSSER LAKE PUMP SITE
Mr. Cattan stated that Trimont granted the District an easement for the pump at
Prosser Lake. A map depicting this easement was shown to the Board. Mr. Cattan
Stated that the District proposes to rum a temporary line until the subdivision is
completed, then we will use 35' poles. The proposed agreement was read and it was
noted that the agreement was approved by Paul Chamberlain. The letter of May 28, 1970
from Paul Chamberlain regarding this subject was read. The easement was read (sub-
` mitted by Fibreboard Corporation) . Mr. Stone asked why we have to have a temporary
easement. Mr. Cattan replied that improvement plans will not be available for some
where roads are going to be located and this is the main reason for
time showing g g
the temporary line. Mr. Moore stated that he was against temporary power lines.
Mr. Cattan stated we will not be cutting any trees, that Trimont will pay for lines
j in the subdivision. It was established the line would be 925' at an approximate cost
June 22 1970 Page 93
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TM C.n_E - DC!NR PUBLIC UTILITY as DISTRICT a bad
2 '` ' f ' politic,
or good and valuable consideration this day re-
ce ived, hereby GRANTS TO:
3
THE COUNTY OF. NE VADA, a body politic, as "GR IME:"
An easement within, along, and u n that certain real o
5 ert hereinafter described for $ '"
Y o the purposes of �.�taliing, cvn
structing, maintaining and operating thereon a counter road . The
e area the sub ect of said easement hereby granted is situated in
the County o Nevada, state of California, rticularly►
7 described as follows:
8 All that portion of the North one-half of the Southwest
one-quarter of Section 9, Township 17 forth, Range 16
9 East, M.D.B.& M. , being more particularly deseccr .bed
as follows:
10 F
Commencing at a point being Engineers Station 0+00.00 oe _1
11 the centerline of the Tahoe Donner Nor thwood s 8ubd iv i s io
Access Road and lying on the Forth loins of the Southwest
12 one-quarter of said Section 9, from which the West one-
quarter
corner of said Section 9 bears S . 89 33 25' W.
13 1709.24 ft . A strip of land 80 f t. wide lying 40 ft. on
each side of said centerline •
thence from said point of
14 commencement along said centerline S . 31* 31' 15" W.
307.26 f t . to the beginning of a curve to the right have
15 a radius of 1,U 06.00 ft . ; thence along said curve throug l
an arc of 12° 08 ' 18" for a distance of 211.85 ft. to the
16 end thereof -, thence along said centerline S. 43' 3 ' W.
905 .88 ft. to a point being Engineers Station 14+2t.00.
17 Commencin at Engineers Station 14+25 .00 a strip of land I
90 ft. isle lying U
w y ng 5 f t . to the worst and 40 f t, to the
18 east of said centerline ; thence from said Engineers Eta-
Lion along said centerline S . 43 30'
W. 175.00 ft . to a
19 point being Engineers Station 16+00.00 Commncing at
Engineers Station 16+00.00 a strip of land 110 ft . wide
20 lying 70 f_t. to the west and 40 f t . to the east of said
centerline ; thence from said Engineers Station along said
21 centerline S. 43 30 W . 48 .57 ft . to the beginning of a
curve to the left having a radius of 1000.00 ft; thence
22 along said curve through an arc of 05' 13' 31" for a dis
tance of 91 .21J f t . to a point being Engineers Station
23 17+39 . 77 and lying on the South line of the North one-hal
of the Southwest one-quarter of said Section 9 from which
24 the Northwest corner of the Southwest one-quarter of the
Southwest one-quarter of said Section 9 bears S . 89' 11'
25 54" W . 613 . 71 ft .
26 Reserving unto the GRANTOR hereinabove named the right to
use said easement area ►cor any and all purposes which will, not
27 unreasonably interfere with GRANTEE 'S use of the same , and in the
event said GRANTEE should abandon said easement or the rights herel:
28 inabove granted , then and in that event all right, title , and int,*
eyes t in and to said easement area shall revert to GRANTOR, its
29 heirs , successors , and assigns .
30 IN WITNESS WHEREOF GRANTOR, pursuant to authorization of
:.is Board of Directors , has caused this easement to be duly exe-
31 c u to d this 2nd d a y of June 1970.
32 TRUCKEE - DONNER PUBLIC ITY DISTRICT
By: \. `
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Secretary . ,
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For valuable consideration, receipt of which is hereby
acknowledged,
FIBREBOARD CORPORATION, hereinafter referred to
as Grantor,
Hereby grants to TRUCKEE-»DONNER PUBLIC UTILITY
DISTRICT, a body politic, as Grantee;
The following described easements in, under, over, within
and upon certain property situated in the County of Nevada, State of
California:
1. An easement for the installation, maintenance, and
operation of a water well or wells, together with such structures, tanks,
or pumps, or related facilities as may be necessary for the preservation,
protection, and operation of the same, including the right to extract
underground waters thereby within, over, under, and upon a parcel of
land located in the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter of Section I,
Township 17 North, Range 16 East, M. D. B. & M. , Nevada County,
California, and more particularly described as follows:
Beginning at a point on the north boundary of
said Section I, from which theonorthwest corner
of said Section bears north 89 482 15" west,
a distance of 1, 866. 47 feet; thence from said
true point of beginning south 890 48' 1511 east
along said Section line, 60 feet; thence south
00 11' 4511 west, 60 feet; thence north 890
481
Q, 1511 west 60 feet; thence north 00 l l t 45" east,
60 feet to the point of beginning.
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2. A temporary easement for power line purposes located
in the north half of the northwest quarter of Section I, Township 17 North,
Range 16 East, M. D. B. & M. , and being over a strip of land ten feet
in width, lying five feet on each side of the following described
centerline:
Beginning at a point on the north boundary of
said Section I, from which the northwest section
corner bears north 890 48' 15" west, a distance
of 970. 91 feet; thence from said true point of
beginning, south 660 23' 4011 east, 274. 69 feet;
thence north 840 01; 40" east, 482. 49 feet;
thence north 750 511 40" east, 169. 06 feet to
the westerly boundary of that certain 60 feet
by 60 feet parcel of land on which Fibreboard
Corporation has granted a permanent easement
to grantee as hereinabove described in paragraph 1
of this Easement.
Together with the right to install and maintain electrical
power transmission poles, lines, guywires and appurtenances, together
with the right to remove such trees, limbs on trees, or vegetation as
may interfere with the installation, maintenance, and operation of said
. power line, or trees in immediate proximity thereto, which actually
threaten or may cause damage or disruption of the power line installation.
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3, A temporary right of way on, aver, and across the
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existing unimproved road marked on the attached Exhibit 11All for
ress and a ress to the parcel of land described in •
purposes of a.ng g
paragraph 1 above (to wit: well site 60 feet by 60 feet in dimension),
the location,
route and termini of said unimproved road being
ene rally shown on Exhibit "All attached hereto.
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4, Grantor agrees within five (5) Years after the date
for
hereof to grant to Grantee permanent easements in exchange
d deeds by
properly executed Grantee to Grantor of the quitclaim
easements referred to in
temporary pow
er
line and road access
paragraphs 2 and 3 above; the permanent easements will bet e same
width but may be on a different allignment. The cost of such
relocations shall be borne by Grantee,
5. The grant of the easements and right of way hereinabove
specified shall be effective so long as said easements and right of way
shall be actually used for the purposes ur oses above specified, and all rights
the land as soon as the said
hereunder shall revert to the owner of period of two
use
thereof shall be abandoned and discontinued for a p
years or more.
Grantee co
venants and agrees with Grantor to indemnify
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Grantor against loss or damage caused by any wrongful or negligent
act or omission of
Grantee, its agents, contractors, or employees
in the use, mainte
nance, or operation of the works or facilities
upon, within, and/or pursuant
suant to the easements hereinabove granted,
'cularl provided in the California Public Entity
all as more parts Y
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Tort Claims Act.
rovisions hereof shall be binding upon and inure to
Thep and assigns of grantor and grantee
the benefit of the Successors g
d the rights, privileges, easements, and rights
respectively, an g
of way herein granted to grantee shall be deemed covenants running
with the lands of grantor hereinabove described.
IN WITNESS
WHEREOF grantor has caused this document
1970.
to be executed this
26th day of May
TRUCKEE-DONNER PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT
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TRUCKEE-DONNER PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT
GENERAL FUND
BANK BALANCE 5/19/70 $45,191.50
DEPOSITS 15,764.79
APPROVED BILLS $23,812.25
DIRECTORS 5oo.00
T. PAULUS 60.00
C. S. BEAVERS 150.00
PAUL CHMMERLAIN 100.00
U. S. POST OFFICE 90.00
RECORD SUPPLY (.20)
K. OSBURN 30.00
PETTY CASH 36.5 7
IBEW 58.00
INTERNAL REVENUE 1,282.10
DEPT OF FHgAN RESOURCES 92.66
C & M DRILLING 3,113.00 (29,324.38)
MAY 31ST O.T. GROSS NET
GEORGE CATTAN $ $700.00 $S31.02
PETE SILVA 36.41 532.29 413.76
TOM PAULUS 550.00 408.65
FLOYD BURDICK 30.52 541.80 399.11
BRUCE GROW 79.92 466.20 355.89
DON ARCHER 49.77 477.93 347.70
RON REYNOLDS 31.73 450.03 345.38
JOE STRAUB 5.64 306.44 209.05
KAROLYN OSBURN 233.00 166.21
KENNA PINE 208.00 162.74
JACQUE COOK FINAL 208.00 162.74 (31502.25)
-. $2 33.99 41§7 3.69
CURRENT BANK BALANCE: $28,129.66
CALIF. ASSOC. OF EMPLOYEES $ 307.30
CALIF. FARMER CONSUMER REPORTER 50.00
J. R. DETERDING CO. 387.52
NATIONAL ASSOC. OF ACCOUNTANTS 21.00
MONTAGUE/FISHER INC. 3,827.85
RECORD SUPPLY 94.82
J. F. RHODES 18.65
VINCENT SUPPLY CO. 141.93
SIERRA SUN 65.20
WESTERN POWER PRODUCTS 255.15
KTRT 45.00
ALPINE SAITH 61000.00
THE KIPLINGER WASHINGTON LETTER 12.00
GENERAL CABLE 1,216.89
A. B. CHANCE 262.08
PACIFIC PIPE & TOOL 135.98
ZEE MEDICAL PRODUCTS CO. 22.14
CHARLES OLANO 72.00
WALTERS, BALL, HIBDON & SHAW 257.11
PAUL CHAMBERLAIN 100.00
DIRECTORS 600.00
GEORGE CATTAN t 9.60
C & M DRILLING CO 2,894.76 (16,801.98)
$ANK BALANCE AFTER PAYMENT $11,327.68
OF ABOVE,
June 21, 1970 Page9 5
(JUNE 21 1970 CONTINUED)
of $1,000, that Fibreboard would pay for an extension and the District would get salvage
from this temporary line. Mr. Loehr asked how this easement would coincide with the
well. Mr. Cattan replied that he would negotiate with Trimont. Prosser Lake Village
Estates will pump water to the tank site. Trimont is working with Caravan Estates, who
will share the cost on this half million gallon tank. Mr. Cattan stated that Manchester
thinks the water is here and that we are talking about 207' of pipe. There will be no
problem of water being pumped up; we will use a booster. Mr. Stone made a motion that
the President and Secretary of the District be authorized to sign the necessary docu-
.ments for an easement for a temporary power line for Trimont. Seconded by Mr. Stone.
,■-- ROLL CALL: Doyle, aye; Rose, aye; Loehr, aye; Stone, aye; Moore, aye.
Motion carried. So ordered.
ALL NEW SUBDIVISIONS TO PAY $3S FOR DISTRIBUTION LINES
Mr. Cattan stated he felt all subdivisions have been causing a hardship on the District
by their distribution lines. The property owner gets mad at the District when he has to '
pay for the lines after the first 2001 . Reference was made to the Brown Act that we
treat everybody equally. Mr. Stone asked if this will benefit the customer. Mr. Cattan ;
stated he felt it would benefit the subdivider, that this fee would elinimate the home-
owner s having to pay after the first 200' of the line. Mr. Loehr stated that it costs
the small subdivider alot already, that an additional fee on the subdivider would
impose a hardship on him, that there are questions to be answered, namely, when would
this fee be collected, etc. Mr. Stone questioned whether the January 20, 1970 ruling by
the District was working. Mr. Cattan stated the people are not paying for Lines past
2001 , that the REA Field Engineer is .warning us about extending our lines where we
cannot obtain revenue. Mr. Beavers (from audience) stated that he felt this proposal of
a $35 fee was not in order. Mr. Rose stated that he felt the District should consider
that it is more expensive to provide power and water for acre lots, for instance, than it
is for 6,000 sq. foot lots, that the type of subdivision should be taken into considera-
tion and more study on this subject is needed. Mr. Moore felt we should strike an aver-
age price if a fee were imposed. Mr. Doyle reiterated that the $3S fee was based on
L-akeworld and cited the loss of revenue in the Sierra Meadows Subdivision. Mr. Moore
stated this proposal might eliminate a hardship for future property owners. Mr. Rose
suggested basing a fee on a unit basis, using bonds. Mr. Loehr stated that one cannot
obtain bonds readily, that perhaps the District could find some way of financing for
subdividers. The letter of May 15, 1969 from the Rea Field Engineer was read. Mr.
Doyle stressed that our system has to be self supporting and that this matter will be
tabled pending further study.
AGREEMENT BETWEEN TRUCKEE TAHOE LAKE ESTATES AND DISTRICT
Agreement 7006 was read. Mr. Cattan explained that items 1, 2 and 3 in the agreement arE
general, #4 and S are specific, and that there was a verbal agreement between the Dis-
trict and Truckee Tahoe Lake Estates in the minutes of April 17, 1970. Mr. Stone made a
motion that the President and Secretary be authorized to sign subject agreement.
Seconded by Mr. Moore.
ROLL CALL: Doyle, aye; Rose, abstain; Loehr, aye; Stone, aye; Moore, aye.
Motion carried. So ordered. Attached agreement 7006 being a part of these minutes.
MANAGER'S REPORT
DONNER CREEK WELL:
85' deep giving 140 gallons at present. The other well is 107' deep, giving 10S gallons,
It was tested at 450-S00 gallons. The pump is designed to deliver 280 gallons and can
operate between 260 and 300. We may be able to run both pumps at the same time. The
old pump has been running for 10 years or more and should be checked. The static water
level is 231 for both wells. The two pumps are 30' apart. We-will introduce soda ash
into the well because of hardness. We will probably clear sand out of existing well wits
{ an air compressor. We will move the present meter.
4S' POLES
Request by Manager to purchase forty 45' poles for stock @ $70 each. Request granted.
GARDEN CLUB:
Request by club to install 3/4" 20' water line from Methodist Church to area by big rock
to be planted by club. Permission granted.
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June 2 1970
(JUNE 2, 1970 - CONTINUED)
TIE IN LINES GATEWAY
Tie in lines were shown in a diagram.. Line includes 370' of 4'� pipe. $3.96/ft.
for trenching, installation and connections. One hydrant must be added. This
rerouting of the water system will give better service to our customers in Gateway.
Cost: approximately $1,480. The District should have 6" pipes to handle the capa-
city of the new well. Mr. Loehr made a motion that the Manager proceed with this
project and prepare the necessary agreement with Alpine Smith to construct 370' of
water pipe as outlined for an approximate cost of $1,400. Seconded by Mr. Rose.
ROLL CALL: Doyle, aye; Rose, aye; Loehr, aye; Stone, aye; Moore, aye.
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Motion carried. So ordered.
AMENDMENT TO RESOLUTION 6912
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Subject amendment was read by Mr. Paulus to the Board and covers water only. This
amendment established the minimum rate to be paid whether water is used or not,
because the service is available. Mr. Rose made a motion that this amendment to
Resolution 6912 regarding minimum water charge be adopted in regard to Section 5.6
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of the water rates. Seconded by Mr Stone.
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ROLL CALL: Doyle, aye; Rose, aye; Loehr; abstain, Stone, aye; Moore, aye.
Motion carried. So ordered. Attached amendment to Resolution 6912 being a part
of these minutes.
THEFT OF WATER IN PONDEROSA PALISADES
It was noted by Mr. Paulus that unauthorized water is still being taken by contrac-
tors in Ponderosa Palisades; that he felt the next time this theft occurs, the
District should notify the Sheriff. Mr. Stone stated that he had observed one such
theft and believed the District should have some control. Mr. Doyle stated we must
assure domestic users of our water. Mr. Paulus stated we must have evidence before
the District can prosecute. Don Archer (from audience) stated he and Joe found the
driver of one truck stealing water. Mr. Paulus stated that the office will proceed
with this matter in the morning.
GABRIELLE LOHNBERG
Mr. Paulus informed the board that this account has no financial means at present
to pay the $700 bill incurred, that all renters of hers would make their payments
to the bank and the bank would pay us. All electricity in this account except the
restaurant has been disconnected. Power will be allowed to continue at the restau-
rant to maintain the sump pumps in the basement.
FONTANA LAUNDRY
This account will be disconnected June 15, 1970 unless payment is made. Mr. Stone
inquired why these accounts are allowed to build up. Mr. Doyle stated he had
checked the de 1 inquent accounts in the office and they are reduced.
PONDEROSA PALISADES - MR. BEAVERS
Mr. Beavers was present to request a letter that the District at present has no inten-
tion of going underground with their services. This letter then would be submitted
so that his requirements to Placer County on 20 acres in their jurisdiction would be
met. It was noted that the area is to be serviced by the District even though it is
in another county. Reference was made to the District's agreement with Sierra Pacific
Company regarding this area, and it was agreed by the Board that this agreement would --,
be checked. Mr. Beavers stated that he had requested a letter of this sort from
Mr. Cattan many times and had received no reply. The Board asked Mr. Beavers if he j
wanted underground power in this section south of the river, and he replied that the �--
decision to go underground is up to the Board. Mr. Beavers stated he believed the
District's agreement with Sierra Pacific covered this area in Section 15. Mr. Doyle
asked Mr. Beavers why he needed this letter. Mr. Beavers replied that a subdivider
has to meet many formalities and qualifications before he can turn one shovelful of
dirt. The letter to the Placer County Planning Commission is just one small part of
this list of requirements and is merely a technicality that must be met. Mr. Beavers
stated that he had complied with all previous requirements set by the Board as far
back as 1962, even to the entent of installing a 10" water line costing $14,000 which
never did become part of the subdivision, that this cost was paid out of his own
pocket. Mr. Beavers stated he wanted it established that this line exists, that he
Page 97 June 2, 1970
A G R E E M E N T
In accordance with Truckee Donner Public Utility District Resolu-
tion No. 7006 and with an understanding previously reached between Truckee
Donner Public Utility and Truckee Tahoe Lake Estates as recorded in the
official minutes of April 17, 19 70, -Page 63, the Truckee Donner Public
Utility District will furnish water and electricity to Units 4 and 5,
Prosser Lakeview Estates on the following basis:
1. Back lot line easements will be cleared by the developer as
designated by the District for power line installation.
2. Electricity will be provided in accordance with District
hook up and extension rules.
3. Water distribution lines will be installed by the developer
in accordance with District standards.
4. The developer will construct a 200,000 gallon storage tank
with the development of Unit 5, including booster pumps and
pressure regulators.
5. The developer will pay a source charge on Unit 4 of $1,300.00
and a source charge on Unit 5 (400 lots at $50 = $20,000) .
TRUCKEE TAHOE LAKE ESTATES: TRUCKEE-DONNER PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT:
BY (? BY V C�XL
PRESID
ATTEST:
CLERK - EX OFF CIO SECRETARY
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SIGNED THIS DAY OF LC, 19 70.
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A fiT + Wr TO RESOLUrION 69-12
. MINDEM
Auer applying for service, the customer will be billed fvrr
}` actual use when it is feasible to read the meter. when the meter
�. is not read, the cus turner will be billed the minimum charge
The customer will be required to pay a continuous monthly charge
unless he requests to discontinue his service. There will be a
- charge made when. the customer is reconnected.
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Passed and adopted June 2, 1970 by the Board of Directors by
the following roll call vote:
Doyle, aye: Rose, aye; Loehr, abstain, Stone, aye; Moore, aye.
Motion carried, So ordered.
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TRUCKEE-DONNER PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT
P. 0. BOX 30B
TRUCKEE, CALIFORNIA 95734
Telephone 587.38%
June 3, 1970
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
At the present time the District policy of electric
distribution is overhead line construction within the
service area of the Truckee-Donner Public Utility
District, ubether it is constructed by the District
1 or required to be constructed by the Developer.
George Cattan
Manager
REF: MR. BEAVERS, PONDEROSA PALISADES, BOARD MEETING
OF b/2/70.
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complied with the Board's demands at that time, and that the letter requested tonight
is a simple matter and is not out of line. Mr. Doyle stated that the Board has no
intention of going underground unless state law requires it. Mr. Beavers made reference
to his contract with the Board in 1962. He stated that now he is asking the Board to
live up to their part of that contract, as he has lived up to his part. Much discus-
sion ensued regarding Mr. Beaver's previous contacts with the District, and President
Doyle stated that it was not the intention of the Board to impose a financial hardship
on a subdivider, that the Board will make every effort to supply Mr. Beavers with the
letter requested tomorrow after consultation with the District's attorney, Mr. Paul
Chamberlain.
DICK VAN LANDINGHAM
Mr. Van Landingham, a resident of Prosser Lake Heights, stated that he had requested
the District to move a pole and they had not taken action on his request in a month.
After discussion, it was decided that this matter would be resolved in the morning.
No further business to come before this Board, Mr. Loehr made a motion to adjourn.
Mr. Rose seconded the motion.
ROLL CALL: Doyle, aye; Rose, aye; Loehr, aye; Stone, aye; Moore, aye.
Motion carried. Meeting adjourned at 11:00 P.M.
Paul A. Doyle, President, Boar Directors
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TRUCKEE-DONNER PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT
P. O. BOX 30S
TRUCKEE, CALIFORNIA 9S734
Telephone 587-3896
June 3, 1970
THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BOARD
OF DIRECTORS OF THE TRUCKEE DONNER PUBLIC
UTILITY DISTRICT ON JUNE loth, 19702 AT 4: 00 P.M. ,
IN THE CONFERENCE ROOM OF THE DISTRICT.
AGENDA: BID AWARD FOR SUBMERSIBLE PUMP - 1800 R.P.M.FOR DONNER CREEK WELL.
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GEORGE CATTAN, MANAGER
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sealed bids will be
received by the Governing Board of the Truckee
Donner Public Utility District of Truckee, Nevada
County, California on or before, but not later than
4: 00 P.M. on the loth day of June 1970 at which
time they will be publicly opened.
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Submersible pump 1800 R.P.M. - 480 volts, 250 gal-
" Ions per minute against a total pumping head of
250 feet. The well casing is 12" and 100 feet deep.
Also quote for 3390 R.P.M.
The price to include cable, surface plate, 4" delivery
pipe, starting panel Allen Bradley, Steel bands 3/4" .
The Governing Board reserves the right to reject any
or all -bids, to waive irregularities , and be the sole
judge.
By order of the Board of Directors .
s/s June 3rd, 1970.
TRUCKEE DONNER PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT
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GEORGE CATTAN, MANAGER