HomeMy WebLinkAbout1971-11-02 Min - Board NOVEMBER 2, 1971
The regular meeting of the Board of Directors of the Truckee Donner Public Utility
District was called to order by President Doyle at 7:30 P.M. in the conference room.
ROLL CALL: Moore, absent; Anderson, present; Stone, present; Loehr, present;
Doyle, present.
GUESTS PRESENT: Raymond Vail, his associate.
Reynolds, Archer Bliss.
EMPLOYEES PRESENT: Cattan, Paulus, Silva, yn , ,
No errors, omis s ions or corrections, the minutes of October 19, 1971 were approved
as written.
BILLS FOR BOARD'S APPROVAL
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Most of the overtime was due to Fedrick & Sundt's knocking down our pole, necessi
tating lengthy repairs. The bill to Johnston Pump is consistent with the bid last
July. No further discussion, a motion was made by Mr. Stone and seconded by Mr.
Anderson that the bills be paid as listed, a copy of which is part of these minutes.
ROLL CALL: Anderson, aye; Stone, aye; Loehr, aye; Doyle, aye. So ordered.
TAHOE DONNER SUBSTATION
Preliminary quotes have been obtained on the steel structure. Manager requested
authorization to bid the transformers first because they take 7 months to manufac-
I ture. The balance of the equipment for this substation can be bid in a second bid.
The Board agreed on this method of bidding. Mr. Cattan mentioned that he attende
a meeting yesterday with Planning Commission and Sanitary District officials
regarding zoning, particularly the vast number of condominiums being proposed for
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this area. The District has 15-20 poles yet to install on the Tahoe Donner power
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line. The telephone company will begin their installation tomorrow. Lakeworld
has requested the District to string wire on the 12th. We will work with Harker &
Harker on this phase, and construction should take 7-10 days. Lakeworld's plans
are to pave the road to their sales trailer. Residents will be transported to the
ski area by snow cats. Sewer construction should be completed within a week.
Mr. Cattan expects our power line to be completed by the end of the month.
MARTIS VALLEY ESTATES ASSESSMENT DISTRICT
Agreement for this assessment district has been referred to Paul Chamberlain and
revised according to his recommendation that the District be provided with as-built
reproducible tracings at no cost to the District. This subdivision is located
between the golf course and airport on the north side of Highway 267 and is comprised
f of 34 lots. The District will be paid $250 for inspection. No further discussion,
f a motion was made by Mr. Stone and seconded by Mr. Anderson that the President and
Manager be authorized to sign the Agreement between the County of Nevada and this
District for the Martis Valley Assessment District, whereby the District will be
provided with one set of as-built reproducible tracings at no cost to the District.
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ROLL CALL: Anderson, aye; Stone, aye; Loehr, abstain; Doyle, aye. Motion carried.
Mr Loehr- abstained from all discussion and voting as he is part owner of this
subdivision.
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PONDEROSA PALISADES WEST, PONDEROSA PALISADES UNIT 4
(Mr. Loehr will also abstain from this discussion as he is part owner of this
subdivision.)
Raymond Vail is the engineer for this development and was present. He requested
E the Board to approve the method of payment for water source and storage for these
E two subdivisions according to Resolution 7006; namely, 1/3 down, 1/3 first year and
1/3 the second year at 7% interest. Mr. Vail explained that the checks for these
two subdivisions will come from different owners as there are some twelve princi.pa3s
involved. The Board agreed in principle with this method of payment, and Mr. Vail
will provide a letter for the next meeting to this effect, so that the Board may
formally act on this proposal.
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RESOLUTION 7127, EASEMENT, BROCKWAY, DR. HERB KEITH
This resolution was tabled at the last regular meeting so that a site inspection
by the Board could be made. Mr. Stone said he inspected the site and observed
that Dr. Keith's land would double with the purchase of this additional land
from the. District. He staked out the parcel for sale and could see no future
value of this land to the District. Mr. Anderson noted that if the Sierra
Pacific easement were retained by the District, it could act as a buffer between
developments. Mr. Cattan mentioned there is no highway frontage on this parcel. "
Mr. Loehr could see no use of the land for the District. No further discussion, i
Mr. Loehr moved and Mr. Stone seconded that Resolution 7127, declaring certain '
real property surplus and providing for the sale thereof, be adopted.
ROLL CALL: Anderson, aye; Stone, aye; Loehr, aye; Doyle, aye. Motion carried.
(At this time a S minute recess was called to evaluate election results.)
1.49 ACRES, BROCKWAY, DR. WILLIAM WARMKESSEL
A communication dated October 28, 1971 from Dr. Warmkessel's attorney requesting
additional land and filing claim for $7,000 against the District was read by
President Doyle, a copy of which is part of these minutes. Mr. Cattan recommends
that the Board not -consider selling Dr. Warmke s s e l any more 1 and. Mr. Anderson
said he inspected the land and feels a good architect could plan a church and
dental office for this 1.49 acres. After brief discussion, a motion was made by
Mr. Loehr and seconded by Mr. Stone that the District reject Dr. Warmkessel's
claim and proposals and refer this matter to legal counsel.
ROLL CALL: Anderson, aye; Stone, aye; Loehr, aye; Doyle, aye. Motion carried.
Mr. Paulus asked if he should have Paul Chamberlain prepare a deed since the land
has been paid for? It was decided to check with legal counsel on this matter.
MANAGER'S REPORT
Sierra Pacific is completing their work at the Donner Lake Substation. The comple-
tion of this substation will be coordinated with the Tahoe Donner power line since
the District cannot supply Tahoe Donner until the substation is finished. A
portion of the Donner Lake lines will be reconductored after the substation is
completed.
No further business, a motion was made by Mr. Loehr and seconded by Mr. Stone to
adjourn. All ayes. Meeting adjourned at 9:14 P.M.
PAUL A. DOYLE, PRES NT OF THE BOARD
AROLYN BLIS , RECORDING ECRE ARY
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