HomeMy WebLinkAbout1981-07-14 Min - Board SPECIAL MEETING
July 14, 1981
The special meeting of the Board of Directors of the Truckee Donner
Public Utility District was called to order by President Huber at 7:10 P.M.
in the District Board room.
ROLL CALL: Directors Corbett, Duffy and Huber were present. Directors Kuttel
and Maass were absent.
EMPLOYEES PRESENT: District Manager Holt, Water Serviceman Dave Rully and
Susan Craig were present.
CONSULTANTS PRESENT: District Counsel Simon, District Engineer Cook and rep-
resentatives of Sandel-Avery Engineering and Helms and Associates were pre-
sent..
OTHERS PRESENT: Among those present in the audience were Parkey May and Patti
Ellison.
CONSIDERATION OF RESOLUTION ISSUING A CALL FOR BIDS - FIVE PARCELS DETERMINED
UNNECESSARY FOR DISTRICT USE
It was noted that the reappraisal of Parcel C was received on July 7th.
After appropriate review of the proposed resolution and invitation to bid,
Director Duffy moved that the Board adopt Resolution No. 8155 authorizing an
invitation for bids on five residential parcels found to be unnecessary for
District use - Parcel A - AP#17-300-26_, Parcel F -AP#18-591-05, Parcel G -
AP#18-592-04 and -Parcel J - AP#18-612-04, which were found to be unnecessary
for District use on April 7, 1981; Parcel C - AP#18-500-05, Director Duffy
noted, is being declared unnecessary for District use in this resolution.
Director Corbett seconded the motion. ROLL CALL: Corbett, aye; Duffy, aye;
Kuttel, absent; Maass, absent; Huber, aye. SO MOVED.
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It was decided that sealed bids would be accepted up until the hour of
4:00 P.M. on the date of August 14, 1981.
AIRPORT WELL FACILITIES
District Engineer Cook noted that the operational test on the Airport
Well booster facilities was conducted today; the results were favorable. He
further advised that the fire protection system at the Airport has been en-
ergized.
MONITORING WELL - TTSA EXPANSION
Relative to the report from Dendy and Associates having to do with a
well site to monitor the groundwater quality in the area of the Tahoe Truckee
Sanitation Agency expansion, Mr. Cook advised that it has not yet been com-
pleted. He will contact the firm and notify them that the Board will expect
a report at the Board meeting scheduled for July 20th.
DISCUSSION WITH HELMS & ASSOCIATES AND SANDEL-AVERY ENGINEERING REGARDING
THE DISTRICT'S TELEMETRY SYSTEM; POSSIBLE DIRECTION
Helms and Associates' representatives were present in the audience and,
with respect to their engineering evaluation on the District's telemetry system
for water distribution, volunteered to answer any questions. Bill Avery of
Sandel-Avery Engineering indicated he had read the Helms report and was in
general agreement as to the contents. There was general consensus that the
present system should be retained and that there should be a policy estab-
lished as to which direction to follow.
The general lack of knowledge within the District as to the telemetry
system, telemetry output, the overall benefit of the system when information
is properly utilized, importance of technical documentation and maintenance
were discussed at length.
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District Engineer Cook recommended that the Helms report be accepted by
the Board, and that a clearly worded proposal be requested of Sandel-Avery
Engineering. Thereafter, Director Duffy moved, and Director Corbett seconded,
that this matter be referred to staff to come back with specific proposals
through working with Sandel-Avery Engineering (to obtain the telemetry system
diagram and to find out all the jobs that should be passed along to District
staff) . ROLL CALL: Kuttel and Maass, absent; all other Directors, aye. SO
MOVED.
WATER LINE MAPS
Mr. Cook advised that the as-builts for some of the current projects have
not yet been provided to District staff.
TELEMETRY SYSTEM
Director Duffy moved, and Director Corbett seconded, that the Board auth-
orize Helms and Associates to meet with staff and Sandel-Avery Engineering
regarding the water distribution and telemetry system. ROLL CALL: Kuttel and
Maass, absent; all other Directors, aye. SO MOVED.
WORKSHOP SESSION WITH THE GENERAL MANAGER
The District Manager noted that the Water Department budget had been
adopted in a form not at all related to the District's bookkeeping system -
he and the Office Manager have put the budget into the proper format.
Mr. Holt provided and reviewed with the Board the Electric System budget
revision, the Electric Department comparison of net income, the net Electric
Department margin graph, and a graph showing net income for the Water Depart-
ment. Copies have been attached hereto for reference.
The Manager presented the Board with proposed rules and regulations that
would suit the District's needs which were patterned after those used by the
Elizabethton Electric System.
SIERRA PACIFIC REFUND
A request was made to place consideration of authorization to transfer
the recent Sierra Pacific Power Company refund into the Martis Valley Sub-
station restricted fund on the next meeting agenda.
CLOSED SESSION
The President adjourned the meeting to closed session at 10:00 P.M. to
discuss a customer account and personnel matters.
RETURN TO PUBLIC SESSION
The meeting was reconvened to public session at 10:47 P.M.
Director Duffy moved that the Board direct the Manager to contact the
Nevada County District Attorney respecting the possibility of placing a lien
against the VanLand ingham residence for back payment of a bill in the amount
of $616.68 (at the present time) . If this is not possible, to authorize staff
to disconnect service on July 20th (if not earlier) because the occupant has
moved out. The motion was seconded by Director Corbett. ROLL CALL: Kuttel
and Maass, absent; all other Directors, aye. SO MOVED.
ADJOURNMENT
Director Duffy moved, and Director Corbett seconded, that the meeting
be adjourned. ALL AYE BY VOICE VOTE. The meeting was adjourned at 10:50 P.M.
TRUCKEE DONNER PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT
By. Pa- (�
Roberta C. Huber, President
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Susan M. Craig, Deputy D i s is t Clerk
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TRUCKEE DONNER ELECTRIC
COMPARISON OF NET INCOME
BY MONTHS
1979 Jan - April $ 1749961
1980 Jan - April 98,891
1981 Jan - April 142,539
Plus 4 months demand charge increase 42,870 exp.
1979 May - August 995273
1980 May -- August 170,119
1981 May - August (estimate) U09000
1979 Sept. - Dec. 14,845
1980 Sept. -- Dec, 159,091
1981 Sept. - Dec, (estivate) 455000
Propose to increase rates effective January 1 , 1982 15% in anticipation
of Sierra Pacific increase to avoid delay for public hearing, etc. and
loss as in 1981 increase.
ELECTRIC SYSTEM
BUDGET REVISION 1981
Item l Office Related Equipment 339208
2 Other Equipment, Lab & Test 53,520
2 Other Equipment, (Omit Radio) 49300
Subtotal 43,028
3 New materials, Trans. Meters 106,528
3 New materials, Misc. 68,000
Subtotal 174,528
Estimated Labor Const. W.O. 's 919350
PUD Construction Work 2659878
Mapping electric d i st. system 155000
Seal coat park lot electric 2,500
Modular office 20,000
Office remodeling (electric) 38�000
75,500
Revised Expenditure Marti s Valley
Substation 75,000
Total Other Plant Addition 150',500
Estimated Unscheduled Plant Addition 30
TOTAL ESTIMATED PLANT ADDITION 48924.06
Source of Funds
1981 Estimated funds operating
margins 1869498
Received funds un b i l l ed kwh 1980 559000
2419498
Depreciation expense provision 1029500
Deduct long term debt 37,332)
Funds provided from external source
advances & recoveries from construction 1949000
Estimated Funds Provided 1981 5009666
Estimated Balance 119260
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