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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCorrespondence McDoxouoia, HOLLAND & ALLEN M cUONOUGH R E DENNIS D.ONEIL A PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION FELIX S.WAHRHAFTIG B .HOLLAND - ATTONYS RED E (1909-1969) RUC.F ALLEN SUSAN K.EDLING BLOW GOFF BRUCE —0-0UGH SSS CAPITOL MALL,SUITE 950 NEWPO RT BEACH OFFICE J05EPH E.COOMES,JR. .LICE A.WOODYARD 40 a1 M_ARTHUR BOULEVARD,SUITE 190 WILLIAM G.HOLLIMAN,JR. MICHAEL T.FOGARTY SACRAMENTO,CALIFORNIA 95614 _ NEWPORT BEACH,CALIFORNIA 026SO OAVID J.S POTTI S WOOD O.WILLIAM DEN T INO ELMER R MALAKOFF RI MORS (916)444-3900 Y,.. ,��T{�-�1 C-r•!• (rf4)833-230a _ RICHARD W.NICHOLS VID F.BEATTY Y. , ccpr TO: DONALD C.POOLE Y E.HULL,JR. `'-;�T�£,«y�-� ,� - RI R D OS RICHARD L.DECOSKYJR. _ R LEER 1f�D E ' ME00 (_.1 L 1 .. l `t Y• ��--.-.�--.�._..... - HARD BRD August 11, --- ��1 AUG 1 2 1980 TRUCKEE DONNER P.U.D. ------ 6y Mr . James A. Maass, Vice President Board of Directors Truckee-Donner Public Utility District P. O. Box 309 Truckee , CA 95734 Dear Jim: The subject matter of your letter of August 6 relating to "potential" conflicts of interest of District officials is not easy to deal with. The Conflict of Interest Code attached to your letter is of course the one required by the Fair Political Practices Act. I do not know if it solves any of your problems, but I suspect that it does not solve them all . The Code requires the periodic disclosure by public officials of interests in real property, investments in business entities , income , or source of income which might foreseeably be affected materially by the operations of the District, by the directors, manager , attorneys, and others specified. It also disqualifies such an official from participating in the making of a governmental decision by the District if he has a financial interest therein , as defined. The Fair Political Practices Act expressly authorizes local agencies to impose additional requirements on any of its officials if those requirements do not prevent the person from complying with state law. Thus if the directors want to know more than the state law requires, they may require it; if they want to disqualify from decision making on additional grounds, they may; if they want to make certain types of interests a bar to continued Mr . James A. Maass -2- August 11, 1980 employment, they may do so also. Of course any such action is subject to compliance �- with constitutional principles, and to any other applicable law. The California Supreme Court has held, for instance , that the legislature may not require attorneys and brokers to disclose the names of all their clients, if no others are required to do so, on the ground that such a requirement violates the equal protection principle. For another example, I do not think that parti- cipation by District officials in the affairs of Thrifty Rent-a-Car even if one official was employed there at the instance of another District official , would be covered by the Code unless the District proposed to do business with Thrifty. If the District wanted to prevent two district officials from engaging in other activities together , it might adopt a resolution making such conduct a basis for discharge. In that case the officials involved would be entitled to litigate the validity of the requirement under the due process clause, to determine whether in a Court' s view the requirement of nonassociation bore a reasonable relationship to employment by the District. Perhaps the purposes of the directors could be as well served by requirements of additional disclosure about such relationships; it would appear to me that disclosure has a better chance of being upheld than treating a new cause for discharge. One of the agencies I represent has recently adopted a resolution requiring its consent before any consultant employed by the agency can represent any member of the agency, where a conflict might result. I do not anticipate litigation over the requirement, since the only penalty is the implied threat that the agency will not hire the consultant in the future. I enclose a copy of that resolution , which may be for a more complicated situation than yours, for further information. Sincerely yours, Martin McDonough Attorney MMcD:pa enc. RESOLUTION NO. 80-08 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA POWER AGENCY WHEREAS, NCPA is presently comprised of 12 public entities, which own electric distribution systems, and which may on occasion desire to utilize for their own individual purposes legal counsel or engineering consultants retained by NCPA; WHEREAS, NCPA consultants and counsel have broad-based interests with numerous clients throughout the nation having diverse interests that may potentially conflict with the interests of NCPA or individual NCPA members; WHEREAS, it is desirable to establish conflict of interest guidelines for NCPA consultants and counsel that will serve to identify and resolve potential conflict of interest issues in a fair and expeditious manner; NOW, THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE NORTHERN CALIFORNIA POWER AGENCY, as follows: Section 1 . Conflict of Interest Guidelines. NCPA consultants, including but not limited to engineering, financial and/or legal consultants, shall not f- enter into agreements with, or otherwise represent, individual NCPA members or other third parties where such an arrangement may potentially conflict with the interests of NCPA or an individual NCPA member unless the prior consent of NCPA and the affected NCPA member is obtained. If the arrange- ment only potentially conflicts with an interest of an individual NCPA member, the NCPA consultant need only obtain the consent of the affected NCPA member. Section 2. NCPA members shall not enter into contractual arrangements with, or otherwise utilize, NCPA consultants for their individual purposes without first obtaining the consent of NCPA. Section 3. For purposes of this resolution, "consent of NCPA" shall be obtained as follows: Page Two -Resolution No. 80-08 (a) Upon a ruling by a majority of the voting NCPA legal committee members that no significant conflict exists; �^ (b) By an affirmative majority vote of the voting NCPA Commissioners. Vote Abstained Absent City of - Alameda ,.1 Biggs ?� Gridley Healosburg Lodi_ Lompoc Palo Alto Redding lam_ Roseville Santa Clara Ukiah Plumas-Sierra ADOPTED AND APPROVED this �1,2�" day of 1980. TRUCKEE-DONNER PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT POST OFFICE BOX 309 TRUCKEE, CALIFORNIA 95734 TELEPHONE 587-3896 JOB DESCRIPTION GENERAL MANAGER DEFINITION Subject to policy formulation and direction by the Board of Directors, to plan, direct, coordinate, and review the activitiSes of the District's oper- ations and work forces; and to do related work as assigned. EXAMPLES OF DUTIES Direct and participate in the development and implementation of goals, objectives, management policies, and priorities. Direct and participate in the preparation and administration of the District budget. Enforce and administer the provisions of the laws and ordinances of the District. Plan, coordinate, and direct the work of District personnel_ The General Manager may be appointed as Clerk and Ex-Officio Secretary of the Board. Advise the Board on matters of administrative practices, recommend legislation and policies required in the public interest and report on District operations, policies, and problems. Review all District operations to establish work standards and improve r� methods_ Conduct continuous research into administrative practices to produce greater efficiency and economy in District government_ Prepare a long term capital improvement program with plans for financing for Board consideration. Direct all District personnel. When directed, handle the implementation, maintenance and enforcement of District personnel policies as prescribed by the Board and act as the Board's agent in meeting and conferring with employees and employee organizations. Respond to citizens' complaints and requests for information; keep the Board apprised_ Represent the Board in the community and at professional meetings as required and as directed by the Board. KNOWLEDGE OF Principles and practices of government administration. �' -1- Job Description General Manager Page 2 KNOWLEDGE OF�OF (continued) ��F( eral, state and local government$ Applicable Federal and State laws, rules and regulations regarding Dis-trict operations. Research methods and techniques and methods of report presentation. ABILITY TO Serve effectively as the administrative agent of the Board. Analyze organizational and administrative problems, adopt an effective course of action, and provide leadership to others in such action. Communicate clearly and concisely, orally and in writing. Negotiate and reach agreement with employee organizations when directed by the Board. Properly interpret and make decisions in accordance with laws, regula- tions, and policies. Establish and maintain cooperative relationships with the District Directors, consultants, employees, the public, and representatives of other agencies and firms with whom the District may be involved. EXPERIENCE Five years of increasingly responsible experience in Public Administra- tion, preferably with knowledge of the operation of electrical transmission and distribution systems and water production, storage, and distribution systems. ti EDUCATION Equivalent to a degree in Public Administration or a related field. Additional qualifying experience may be substituted for education. LCC/smc Revision #1 8/14/80 -2- - ' - EwuzwEER's REPoRT � TRuCKEE DONNER PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT REGULAR MEETING Huausr Ag. :19a0 z WILL NOT BE nTTEwmzwu TowzaHTs mEETzwa AND IN MY PLACE HR. Tom JEwwzwaS WILL BE ABLE To ewswER. z B E L I EvE, nwY ou sTzows THAT meY oom� uP zw T�eT Tom �eS ExTEmszyE �e�K�ouwm wzTH THE P. um. SYSTEMS. Tom HAS uRzTTEm e mo"oRzTY oF THE REPORT meTe ow THE vep�zous sue SERVICE HR"ns AND IS FemzLzeR WITH r-losr ALL FACETS OF THE WATER sY-TE P1 ewm IS THE PRINCIPAL euT*oR OF THE EmvzRowmEwTeL IMPACT REPORT FOR THE neRTzs VALLEY sus-sTeTzow. MY WIFE HAS PUT up WITH ME, AND,' TOLERATED, MY zmIosYNcReSzEs FOR n QUARTER OF e CENTURY ewm z HAVE TAKEN OUR 25 wEDmIwa ' emwzvERseRY AS Hw oPpoRTuwzTv To SAY THANK You To HER AND- WE ARE ENJOYING oURsELvEs IN Heuezz w���� vou Fo��s TowzEmT nELzsEF�eTE THE FATE OF THE TRuc�EE conmuwITY- uwFzwzsHEm BuszwEss :t meRTzs VALLEY suB-sTHTzow : WE HAVE PREVIOUSLY _ pRovzmE� You WITH THE ENVIRONMENTAL zmPecT REPORT ON THE meRTzs VALLEY suB-sTeTzow TOGETHER WITH THE }-Hwm usE ePPLzceTzow To wEvnoe COUNTY. THERE ARE THREE zssUEs E:EFoF,(::' You AS conmuwzTv mEczszow MAKERS AT TowzaHTs nEETzNG. n> e TITLE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE TRucKEE mowmER, P. u. m. Hmm mRS. HIELLO. � B> THE HnEoOeCY OF THE EwvIRowmEwTHL -STATEMENT. C) LISTED- IN ORDER THE HPPRoP�InT�NESS OF THE ' Lewm USE HppLzceTIom To BE FILED, WITH THE DISTRICT CHECK IN THE HmouwT OF $550. 00. 2 oEvELoPER ef--iREEMEwTs : STEvE GRumER z BELIEVE HAS PR 'ovzmEo You uzT�� THE mEvB-oPEp� eaREEmswTs FOR THE 'F * K. sHoPp1wa CENTER..CENTER.. THE aeLLeaER suBr-,--zvzszow ON .�� WEST RIVER STREET ewm THE aoLmToww CowmomzwzuM / PROJEcT BY GREAT HMERzCHw HOUSE COMPnmY. OuR OFFICE HAS REVIEWED THE z,1PRovEI*-lEwT pLnws FOR EACH / OF THE pRoPosEm mEvELopEnEwTs AND AT THIS sTeaE THE � PHYSICAL cowsTRucTzow z BELIEVE IS THE SUBJECT OF ANY mzFFEREwcEs OF oPzwzoms nwm OR, cowTeovERszEs. THERE IS e sTewmzwa ORDER, THAT z HAVE ISSUED, To REMOVE AND RELAY THE SEWERAGE sYsTEm ON THE Fnu PROJECT, HOWEVER THERE IS NO CoNTRoYERSY To MY KNOWLEDGE ON ANY OF THE PROPOSED WATER SYSTEn AT Fm(. � 6 WATEF SYSTEM IMPRO'...'EMENTS F,F--,CiJEi'--*-F 7-,�;-j_ : '-r'OU HAVE RECIEVER THE APPLICATION INFORMATION FROM FARMERS HOME AS ASSEMBLED E.'-r' STONE F-iP-JF-.-, YOUNGBERG. I BELIEVE THE ONL'-r' POTENTIAL TIME DELAY IN THE F. H- A. REVIEW PROCESS WfDUL[:--, HAVE TO DID WITH THE STATE CLEARING HOUSE RE%.-'IEW OF THE ENVIRC-04MENTAL DOCUMENTS. THERE SHOULDN'T EDE ANY KIND L-IF A t-lA--TfDR' PROBLEM. WE ARE FIT THIS TIME WAITINf--i FINAL APPROVAL FROM EF-1-JIN HOFFMAN -:F. H. A. ENGINEER:- AS TO THE PLANS ANE-1 SPECIFICATIONS BEING IN CONFORMANCE WITH THE FEDERAL REC-0-11REMENTS- WE DONIT EXPECT AN-r' PROBLEM. 7 T. S. E.--. SHOP FINE.'- MAINTENANCE FACILIT'-r' LINE EXTENSION AGREEMENT : THE TRUCKEE -AN ITAR'-r' DIS-TRICT BOAR'D OF r--'-IRECTiDF-.,S E*,--C:EPTEC-- THE Ti.-jo ADDITIONAL PARAGRAPH- TO rHE PROPOSED LINE E.-;TENSION AGREEMENT WITH OUT PARTICULAR' COMMENT. THERE IS SOME QUESTION AT THIS MOMENT AS TO WHEN OR WHETHER OR NOT THE CONSTRUCTION WILL BE AWf7jRDEE.-,. IN LIGHT OF THE UNCERTAINTY WITH THE T- S. D. BOF-fRT--*, IT SEEMS THAT AN EXTENDED DISCUSSION OF THE PROPOSED AGREEMENT AT THIS TIME MAY BE WASTEFUL IDF THE E*OAR'D"S ENERGIES AND ABILITIES AND, TIME. r-IFIRT'S 1 . e- MILLION DOLLAR LETTER OF CREDIT : ON MANY PR,E%,-'IC-zUS fDC--f---ASIOP-JS I HA',.-lE RECOMMENDEE.-, THE TRANSFER OF THE :V- -t. 'E- MILLION> LETTER OF CREE.,-IT FROM THE SURFACE WATER TREATMENT FACILITIES ON DONNER CREEv., TO THE AIRPORT WELL EDOOSTER, STATION ANF--- TRANSMISSION FALDILITIES. THE i---.• MILLION.'.1 LETTER OF CREDIT AT THIS TIME FIR-S. A FACE VALUE THAT IS SUB-1-TANTIALLY IN E.'---.*CESS OF ANY WORK' UNFDER' CONTRACT AND E>-,CEED BY A FACTOR OF TL-40 ANY WORK' PRESENTLY NOT UNDER CONTRACT FOR THE COMPLETION OF THE TAHOE DONNER, 4, 000 GPM WATER, SYSTEM CONt-11TMENT. I ONCE AGAIN RECOMMEND THE TRANSFER OF THE I---- MILLION.-I LETTER OF C RED-IT. :L4 PR'IORITIZF-ITIOI'-J OF THE '-=,-CiUTHSIE--E HOOK OF I N YOUR DEL IBEI-::ATION CONCERNING WHO SHOULD AND WHO SHOULD NOT EDE SERVEI:., JDN THE SOUTHSILSE SYSTEM PLEASE KEEP IN MIND THE FOLLOWING FACTORS : A> THE VOTERS HFi%..'E APPROVED THE FUNE-IING FOR THE SOUTHSIDE REPAIRS AN[-', l----APA1---ITY AUGMENTATION. E. THE F. H. A. HAS COMHITTED TO THE PURCHASE OF THE aTZ-550.- 000. RE%.-'INUE BF-IND AUTHORIZED BY THE C.'-- THE IMPROVEHENT PLANS FOR THE CAPACITY AUGMENTATION HAVE BEEN f=IF'F'F-.'OVEr--*, C-,"-r' THE BOARD FiNr.,, ARE PENE.-ING FINAL F. H. A. APPROVAL. D THE COMPLETION OF THE WESTERLY END OF THE TAHOE DONNER AIIE7,PORT TRANSMISS:,7-ION MAIN WILL REMOVE FROM THE DEFICIENT SOUTHSIDE AREA ALL CONNECTIONS CURRENTLY IN MAR'TI.S VALLEY ESTATES AND Por-iDEROSA FAIRWAY Ef-7TATES THERE ARE APPF-.'O:-'-- IrlFlTEL'-e 50 CONNECTIONS THAT WILL A 1 BE r-lF-ir-.,-E FV-,.'AILABLE TO THE SIERRA MERE- FREA WITi-touT ANY PHYSICAL IMPR'l-DVEMENTS ONCE THE 1-411 rDIAMETEK r-JAIN HASE.- BEEN CONNECTED TO THE RIVER, NEW BUSINESS 2 PLANS SPECIFICATIONS AND FOR THE R,0 0 F R E P A I R, : ATTAC-HED TO THIS ENGIr-JEERS REPORT IS THE CALL FOR CONSTRU,--:ITi--jN BIDS FOR THE ROOF REPAIR OF THE OFFICE AND AS A ALTERNATE BID THE ROOF REPAIR FOR THE WAR'EHOUSE. WE AF-,E PROPOSING THE USE OF A RIB-f.:-ED METAL ROOF WITH Fi BAKEF-:, ENAMEL BRONZE FINISH OVERLAYING THE *EGV-JATEF---, FELT E:--:'.ISTIN13 STRUCTURE AND NEW A PHALT IFIPF, UNDERLAYMENT. EN13INEER'S REPF-IRT NEW CONSTRUCT ION : SEWER ASSESSMENT DISTRICT NO. 5 : THE WORK IN SF- A -, 5- IS PF-'Of--3F-'ESS--ING. THE BOOSTER -::--TATIFtr-4 HA-- NOW BEEN ESSE1,4TIALLY COMPLETED. THE --t00, Of.710 GALLON STEEL RESERVIOP, HAS BEEN COMPLETED AND PRINTED. THE CONTF:ACTOR WILL THIS WEEK, COMMENCE LAYING THE WATER PIPE LINE TO (--:Or-lPLETE THE LOOPS AND MAK'E, THE TANK SERVICEArl E, B DAR.T F'I-iA':--.E 1% : WITHIN THE NE,:--"T WEEK TO :10 DAYS I WOULD E.-----.F'ECT THAT HOOD CORPORATIC-iN WILL f_-,Ot.lF,LETE THE BORE UNDERNEATH THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC F.'I--I I L Rl--j A C-. UPON COMPLETION OF THE BORE THE CONNECTING PIPELINE WILL BE ACCOFIPLISHED I1'd THE T 0 :10 r-:,A Y S FOLLOWING WEEK,- C'. DART PHASE VI : FIFIRIKER -S,, HARXER ARE MAKING E:--CELLENT PROGR.ESS AND DOING A VERY GOOE-- FIND CREDITABLE INSTALLATION JOB. AF-PRO.,"IPIATELY 70.'-. OF THE ENTIRE PIPELINE HAR-:3 NOW BEEN INSTALLED DART PHASE V I I : I--:- W. ROEN HAS BEEN AWARDED THE CONTRACT FOR THE INSTALLFiTior-i OF THE AIF.,PoRT PUMP THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE AIRPORT BOOSTER STATION AND ALL OF THE RELATED FACILITIES. JOHN CROM OUT OF j.---ARSt--jN CITY HAS BEEN AWAF-IrDED THE CONCRETE PRE-FABR I i,-.:ATEC'-,, PRE-STRESSED, PART IALL'-r' BURIED 4f---10, 00----' GALLOV-4 STORAGE F.E---.EF-.*VIOF-* FIT THE AIRPORT. WOR'K WILL BE 1-jr-4C.-ER WAY ON PHRSE V. 11 SHORTLY. 2 A N N T 10 l'-J S BOTH THE CSA :I--- ANNEX4ATION F-ir-4r--, THE ADJt--jIr-4EF,S--- ARE NOW 1-111-H THE PL-PICER COUNTY Lt--If--;FiL AGENCY FORNFITION ATTACHED TO THIS ENGINEER'S REF"ORT IS THE NE�.-'ADFI COUNTY L. A, F- CO. LETTER OF AUGUST :12.. TRANSFERING JURISDICTION OF ---SA J-9. WE'=T DAN If'-4TERPl-,.'I_,7_EE. : ATTACHED TO THIS Er-4(3I NEE F..,-`S REPORT IS A RECIE%.lE[.,- LEI-TER FROM DAN _,::.-TOCf-_,.' INDI CAT INGi THAT THEI-r' WILL NEED WATER ANE.,- POWER DURING THE INTERVENING PERIOD OF TIME L-JI-41LE THEIR [)IFFILDULITES WITH NEVADA COUNTY ARE BEING WORf-..ED OUT. BY THE TIME YOU READ THIS AT ll1Or-41:.",AlTl NIGHT,_::_'. MEETING I AN HOPEFUL THAT MR. BENTELY WILL HAl..,lE BEEN IN THE DISTRICT OFFICES AND INDEED PAID THOSE FUNDS <:V-45c:.l. '. THAT ARE DUELLY ASSESSED AS THE DOUBLE FACILITY FEE FOR THE FFif--.ILI'r'T' PRF_lPOSED. 4 APPR,01...'AL OF THE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE NORTH SIDE BOOSTER : WE HAVE RE-e'IEWER THE IMPRO%-'EMENT PLANS FOR THE NORTH SIDE BOOSTER AND FIND THEM TO BE IN CONFORMANCE WITH DISTRICTS STANDARDS AND FREGUIREMENTS. L41TH THE ISSUANCE OF THE CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT FOR THE NORTH SIDE BOOSTER ALL OF THE FACILITIES NECESSARY TO SATISFY THE °M4 000 GALLON PER MINUTE E)ELIVER'-r' CAPABILITIES BY DART -1-0 THE TAHOE 1:.-ONNEF..' SUB—SER%.- ICE WILL HAVE BEEN EITHER COMPLETED OF, UNDER, CONTRACT. THE APPR'OVAL OF THE PLANS FOR THE NORTH SIDE BOOSTER Is ESSENTIAL SO THAT THE FALL PERIOD OF CONSTRUCTION CAN BE ENJOYED BY THE CONTRACTOR. I RECOMMEND APPROVAL OF THE PLANS FOR THE NORTH SIDE BOOSTER STATION. Eati,Rs :x '��� �+ask � ��� �y���;�' }fit P•� �2� ��. from Lyell C. Cash a CAE �r7 ZK r r t � d fr G y yl i r �k��_� riV' 0 `k rr s p� E Z X t 5 tom` 5 A fkP Y i kA� fI S N + 4 Uf .�P E I V . � AU G 7, 1980 TRUCKEE DONNER P.U.D. Now _. U �� Lam`/ � s�-�'�r ` -•� -. ct �Z G , > J •� � r 7Q .: s. COUNTY EVADA DEPARTMENT-OV'PUBLIC WORKS Courthouse f'-Nevada City,;Cal forma-95959 (916) 265 2461..ekL 252 August 4, 1980 Mr_ Hal Leedy P. 0. Box 1855 Truckee, California 95734 Subject: Easement Abandonment between Lots 275 and 274 Tahoe Donner Unit 2 Dear Mr. Leedy: Pursuant to your letter of request of July 29, 1980, this Department will commence the abandonment proceedings on the subject easement upon receipt of the following items: 1. $275.00 abandonment processing fee per County Resolution 80-139. 2. Letters of approval from the affected Public Utility Companies: A. Electrical. B. Telephone. /^ C. Water and Sewer. Approval by the Planning Department and Board of Supervisors` final action will be pursued within approximately 60 to 90 days. Very truly yours, Terrance a , Direc i e ac ry Assis erector WEM:kw File 600.35 008 and curve points,no tog,ell Indicates perman 4.Basis of beurinqs as s 144 sA.,0 • IR • C L RIM 41 t to 143 144 lo-W 1 It lic 14i 1ki 14S WAD 'i koI'0?'DZ*( IGO 9 V ?S7 ILI lis L' 1/6 170 4. S • OU tk lee. 16) 1.410 04 147 pap. 11 Al it44 10 IA 111 If Ill 17.� of, 10 4-4 L-75'w', 141 N7i, kc 0 IV. 160 51'45'11 id 171 ej 113.45 'V. IN A 14, led 269 . V IC8 % I 'Nor i 0 IV ITIS.4 IS11 "'oo. ISO Ito 161 to At, A A C I L "So A 4j IL Al' too Vo. fD ON17 CU fit OVAIC 4 10,71#7• MUM f,S,C I ir 1, r/; (S(C7/0#J' r/sm,A /W THE 11#1WORAllp4re ffEV40.4 C0,6141,ry, sc,11F California Laiid Title C( fr»pany of Nevada County 1.'ll fl,Ili 11t A1111I 11If1'.11n1I 1',1 I111N t111.• ,.IAA•.•.VA{IfY i Ai 111i11IJ11,'I.•,A'. I•tlf.) �/11.1„ R E C E l .V--E­D­:­­­­­­ I1l;•,ll(IN 11 NI VAIIA :11 Y-CAI It 01INIA� M-1 i.. 1•(1 11(1% I11.; (.11A!.!:VAI I 1 Y (,At 11. IIl.A11 1 AK( Ill 1111./•IN1 S.M...to 1•,, /t()% I it),-LlIASS VAt I[Y.(:AI If !1;!1l!. Ifill�l 7/:11,177 AUG i z 1980 z - June 9, 1980y :l . . TRUCKEE DONNER P.U.D. BY Truckee Donner i'ut_1li.c Utility District P .O. Box 309 Truckee, California 95734 -,. _t RI_: Northwoods Our Order No. 25304-CI•• Gentlemen: / It is: nec0s>sr1 ry th�l t. the subd i eider ohtir i n a I'uh.l .i c 72cI?or t with r.c:sllci:l to Lilt, �►txwe rcCcrc nett} :,obeli-v.is.i.cln, pursuant to the requirements cif t}1c St,)tc 1)'ivi ,ion of Real 1. tat e• Please prepare a letter stating what arrangements, if any, have teen made, or will. 11e nva i_lable, to service said development with the water- and Dower facilities provided by your district. addre::s t_hr lrttcr to: Stclta of Cal .i.fornia , Divi.si.on .� of Real L-•sstate, 4433 Florin Road, Suite 250, Sacramento, California C95823 . Please return the let-ter to: California Land Title Company of Nevada County, I'_ O. Box 1102, Grass valley, CA 95945, so that is may be submitted with our package of required documents. Enclosed is a preliminary map showing the location of the -� prcposed subdivision. Thank you for matter. If you _should have any questions,ir hplea�seadoenoton to this hesitate to contact the undersigned. a., Sincerely, (Al thy,.'Vouyer Subdivision Co-Ordinator Ch:nw Encl . Nornlln County •1'ht•only lornily oaa'nr-d Titto ...fly ill i`1•a•nllll ('ou nt�• :. - �. . ...•�� /�111hnt...l wllh'1'rt lr hlnuonnv-<'um I, Zl .'•. "(c'1n110. APPLICATION FOR SERVICE 0 (Applicant mu.<;t 1>e same (,,-)til:y tllzlt-_ will !rvi.cc) Mailing address 1,;IL(::Cl to he served Lot_ c C:> Street A-se2so,:, , parc,:!I_ 1..,0. Legal owner llropo-rty j.11 escrow? If yc's, name and 'Address Property use L-A,�,j residence, condo, apt. , Meat will wat-er be used for? landscape, PrOCC! ;s, inclustrial .1-IL11161 nmtlt, Lstimat:c-,j water uuacjf._ (qallr->ns/m-)nt-.jj) Electricity will be used for (i. c. , lighting, heat, Mil!)Llf�Acturing, pump ing, et(-. Electrical load --------- - (estimated peak clectrical load in ki1ow"tL:--.;) Utility u.szlgo (contilitious, part DOC.,; applicant -Icjrce to meet all rec,uj.,:emt-jnts of the N('v;-'drI County Building al-jrj I'lanning Doe ,lppli.eant agree, t-.0 Iluct all requirements of the pir , pro teci ) Dis- t j s c _ V DOO,-; z)P_Iplicant ( 0"'1.) wj',!' zill rules, lr,lu, uteri re<juirc- IIIE!Ilt--; Of th(z.- '.L'ruQ:kc2e pL,bli(. Utility Distrjr:t '-- Does applicd1llt Z191--no to [,'),IY all col"flection 1- t-I ppi foc:;, line ,-:j t-e I I-,;i(.)I I f cr, ur 001— fecs applicable t..c-) the "'c' wl'"" letter be zld(lres-, C> \J^,4L_ C is a curl ora ion or t in o contit.. the (70Y.PcIr�-Iti011 or pzirtner.�;Jjjp? july utjj- S i cj nz-i t u r c, (p)-c-ast.: print: nauln) APPLIC-'ATICIN FOR tj I 11111st be same el t1l'It servir:,:!) Mailing address Parcel to be x served Lot No. S 1.11).-3 ivi S iol I --------- 54. 97- 2- S t 1.n e t Patrccl No.. Legal owner Property in cscrow? If yes, purchaser's name and address Property use residence, condo, apt. , C--ommorcial bldg. , etc.) I'Alat will water I I 0 used for? (i - e. , domestic, landscape, commercial process, industrial ) LstimaLed water usage rax> (gallons/month) Electricity will used for .1ighting, heat, ma tlu factlir ing, p-arup-ing, etc. ) 171(.Ct 1--iCal lOiAd (estimated peak clectrical load in kil,owatt::;) V;AA- utilit.", usage (continuous, part ti.m,!, 15(!asonal, etc. ) lloes applicant agree to meet all requirements of the Nevada County Building and Pla111-lirlg Departments?_ Does ;JPPliczuit :agree to -u,,::!t all requirements of the Truckee Fire Protcic-Li(in Dis- t:r.i c t: Does applicant aql:420 to c7olliply with ill]. rule!;, st:anda.rcls and require- Me'-Its Of the Ti-uckcer 1.3tility Distric-t -? 1-)o(:,-- applicant agree to pay 7111 connection fee!:;, tapping fees, facility fees, line ovtellsion fees Or othe'r fees applicable. to to the rocil-Icsted To whom should letter be addr -CA(-L C�• VS C, --dr— Pu-J!'.Se- Vue7ry > Z-S C> L CA. �i T-go 4 5 If appl n ik:ant is cc)rpoj:zLt-.ion or partnership, is person signing cIPPlicatjori duly auth- or.i-z�d to cowunit "'110 COX'p0r.Iti011 Or Partnership? ^j Signatur (Please print name) COPIES TO: R EAef 1 VE D 0 Bcard 0 District Enrr. G3'DisYric: c��ursel AUG 1 8 1980 ❑ Supt. i FL-rQ;v,--n TRUCKEE DONNER P.U.D. OYiige Manage; __ By r Board of Directors Truckee-Donner Public Utility District P.O. Box 309 Truckee, CA 95734 Re: August 18th P.U.D. meeting Agenda Item - Utility Deposit Dear Board f3embers; I understand an item, which is causing great concern to and also other community members , is scheduled on your agenda tonight. I am referring to the deposit policy which the P.U.D. office requires for utility service. I believe there should be some other alternatives to this deposit require- ment besides any previous credit for utilities in the same or different Utility District. I am presently in a position which causes me great financial concern. As a renter I must put out money for first and last months rent as well as a cleaning deposit which is generally required for most rentals. In addition, the P.U.D. policy requires a deposit based upon previous renters ' balance of two winter bills, plus a percentage of price increases , to hold for one year. For the house I am renting, I owe $215.00 as utility deposit. I have been continually employed in Truckee for over two years. Although I have never had utility service under my, name, there must be some other alterna- tives to this tremendous deposit I an, to be responsible for. Please take under consideration the position I and many other permanent resi- dents and full-time employees in this community must contend with towards the present deposit ,policy. Thank you. A Concerned Truckee Citizen K ri o ng P. ox Truckee, CA 95734 r- e � Mr. James Maass TDPUD 8/15/80 Pg. 2 inability to secure the release of the proposed sub- station site, and the increased desirability to Sierra of a switching station on the north side of I-80, made a joint substation undesirable. "Sierra Pacific intends to build a 120 KV switching sta- tion north of I-80 where its existing lines are concen- trated, then build a 120 KV line from that switching station, along the existing #650 line route via the new Martis Valley site, to provide 120 KV service to the Tahoe Basin. "Sierra Pacific and TDPUD have agreed that Sierra Pacific would design and manage the construction of the District' s proposed 120/13.2 KV substation on property acquired by the Truckee-Donner Public Utility District. Inasmuch as necessary permits for the construction of that substation will not be issued in time to make construction possible in 1980, the substation construction has been delayed un- til early in 1981. In consideration for Sierra Pacific's agreement to design the station, provide material acquisi- tion services, and manage the construction of the District's substation, the Truckee-Donner Public Utility District's Board of Directors hereby authorizes Sierra Pacific to es- tablish and maintain a Martis Valley Job Order account. This account is to be used by Sierra to accumulate the ex- penses and credits incurred by Sierra in the construction �^ of the Martis Valley Sub. Sierra Pacific is further author- ized to bill TDPUD for negative balances in that account. "The Truckee-Donner Public Utility District understands that at any time it is entitled to review the current accounting of the Job Order and is entitled to review the entire expenditure record upon completion of the project." Some wording such as proposed above, and signed by an authorized member of the Board, would be acceptable for our purposes. Sincerely, ) Gerall.� Canning, P.E. cc: M. Jones F. Giovannoni, Sr.