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STATEMENT OF GENERAL FUND - February 26, 1979
Bank Balance - February 12, 1979 $ 99,389,00
Truckee-Electric & Water Revenue 102,498.28
Donner Lake Electric Revenue 32,395.35
Electric Connection Fees 1 ,900,00
_ Water Connection Fees 140.00
Standby Revenue 36,555.00
Miscellaneous Billings Revenue 1 ,334.70
Miscellaneous Revenue 254.36 $ 274,466.69
Approved Billings: 314.71
Bank of America - Federal Tax Deposit 2,574.19
- Transfer to LAIF 99,000.00
- Truck Loan Payment 474.02
George Cattan - Pension Plan Payment 258.75
Directors - Board Meeting Attendance 450.00
IBEW - Union Dues, February 1979 183.00
Refunds: Credit balance on closed accounts
Jim Bezzerides 21 .56
Jay Graham & Dave Ruhkala 19.72
R. W. Koning 10.50
Steven Moore 27.63
D. Mythen 15.28
Spetrolane 2.78
Gordon Sunde 30.57 128.04
Refunds: Standby charges 1975 - 1978
Roy L. Crain 15.00
Kenneth Lipsitz 15.00
Howard Meadows 30.00
James Meyer 30.00
William Monroe et al 15.00
Grace Robertson 60.00
David Vaillancourt 15.00
TDPUD (George Wurst) 15.00
George Wurst 30.00 225.00
State Board of Equalization - Surcharge & interest
for period 7/1/77 to 12/31/78 (Charges for District
Power usage not included in these reports) 409.76
Tahoe National Bank - Computer Loan Payment 356.44
TDPUD - Interest on Consumer Deposits 15.19
U. S. Postmaster - Postage Permit #1 525.00 (104,914.10)
PAYROLL
2/15/79 OT DT Standby Gross Net
Baker 385.44 333.89
Boone 385.44 288.77
Chapman 729.17 538.33
Connell 729.52 522.55
Craig 97.40 659.90 476.79
Grow 936.32 682.96
Hossack 534.16 439.27
Marsh 641 .52 467.84
Layton 790.40 516.40
Lopez 39.52 98.80 1 ,007.76 683.97
Reed 641 .52 424.32
Reynolds 40.32 921 .76 685.75
Rose 628.32 420.06
Rully 37.16 803.64 552.44
Seymour 1 ,250.00 862.41
Silva 31 .92 42.56 106.40 1 ,106.56 780.90
Slattery 750.00 562.60
Straub 869.44 604.88
Tamietti 766.48 624.39
Waltrip 628.32 459.91
Bennett 243.46 204.09
166.48 122.40 205.20 15,409.13 11 ,132.52
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PAYROLL
2/15/79 OT DT Standby Gross Net
Lyson 385.44 298.56
McCarthy 350.40 300.36
McQuary 113.60 97.31
Moore 35.04 32.54
884.48 728.77
161 .98 122.40 205.20 16,293.61 11 ,861 .29 (11 ,861 .29)
Bank Balance - February 26, 1979 157,691 .30
Bills for Board Approval (See Attached) (241 ,198.72)
Bank Balance after Payment of Above (83,507.42)
LAIF Transfer to cover above bills - transfer to be
made March 5, 1979. General fund balance in LAIF
after transfer is $603,124.38 84,000.00
Balance of account after LAIF transfer 492.58
BILLS FOR BOARD APPROVAL:
Electric Water General Total
Ace Hardware Miscellaneous hardware & forklift rental 7.36 22.69 36.64 66.69
Aetna Life & Casualty Life insurance, 2/79 62.99 62.99
Airsignal of California, Inc. Monthly service charge, 2/79 15.00 15.00
Allied Automotive, Inc. Miscellaneous vehicle parts 6.61 101.07 107.68
Alpha Hardware Company Recondition coffing hoist 53.32 53.32
Atlantic Richfield Company Diesel & gasoline 1 ,236.37 1 ,236.37
R. W. Beck and Associates Engineering services - substation planning & design 2,297.75 2,297.75
Blanning & Baker Associates One year subscription - labor relations information
service 96.00 96.00
Blue Cross Insurance premium, 3/79 2,309.37 2,309.37
Builders Service Center Blind for bookkeeping department 114.20 114.20
Camellia Valley Supply Co., Inc. Concrete water boxes & lids 1 ,857.12 1,857.12
A. Carlisle & Co. of Nevada Office supplies 89.87 89.87
Chevron USA Inc. Kerosene, motor oil , tar sealer & solvent 114.61 252.44 367.05
Cook Associates Consulting services, 1/79 - Billed Dart $420.00
- Billed Auburn Eng. $66.00 71.40 3,905.14 3,976.54
Crown Life Long term liability, 2/79 (includes back premiums on
Jane Reed) 586.68 586.68
D & D Agencies Freight charges 12.05 12.05
Delta Lines Freight charges 11 .15 11.15
Department of General Services Radio maintenance, 1/79 151.88 151.88
Devoke Co. Office supplies 87.58 87.58
Dictaphone Quick charger for Milt's dictaphone 39.85 39.85
Digital Equipment Corporation Maintenance coverage on computer, 2/79 99.00 99.00
Forestry Suppliers, Inc. Compass & case 27.74 27.74
General Electric Supply Co. Copper butt plates 296.58 296.58
W. W. Grainger, Inc. Hand bench vacuum & assessory kit for computer 65.66 65.66
Graybar Electric Co., Inc. 2/0 Runcina triplex wire - 6000' 3,148.20 3,148.20
Steven Grumer, Attorney Legal services, 2/79 422.30 312.70 735.00
High Country Answering Service Answering service, 2/79 54.30 54.30
Institute for Management IFM Guide to preparation of a company policy manual 54.95 54.95
International Business Machines Service agreement on one electric typewriter for period
of 2/2/79 through 8/15/79 36.98 36.98
King-Knight Company Portable generator - gasoline powered 742.21 742.21
L & V Fuel, Inc. Gasoline 251.24 251.24
Magi Chem Miscellaneous warehouse cleaning supplies 35.93 35.93
BILLS FOR BOARD APPROVAL: (Page Two)
Electric Water General Total
Maydwell & Hartzell Inc. Electric meter 183.55 183.55
McDonough, Holland, Schwartz &
Allen Legal services, 1/79 692.03 266.50 958.53
Modern Service Office Supply Office supplies 152.49 152.49
Motorola Inc. Three mobile radios 3,768.30 3,768.30
National Rural Electric Cooperative One year subscription to Personnel Practice Pointers
Association 1/79 through 12/79 75.00 75.00
Nevada Zee First Aid Supply Rain jacket & pant 21 .75 21.75
Nevco Machinery Inc. Rental of backhoe - January 24, 1979 to February 7, 1979 800.00 800.00
Northstate Equipment Inc. Vehicle part 1.40 1.40
O'B's Board Two overtime dinners - Bruce Grow & Mike Connell 18.50 18.50
Pacific Telephone Monthly telemetry charges 169.75 169.75
Pan Western Products Electrical tape 268.65 268.65
Public Employer Personnel Consultants Charge for car rental - negotiations services 35.77 35.77
Radar Engineers Ground wire moulding 281.64 281 .64
Record Supply Company Galvanized unions 15.16 15.16
Red Star Industrial Linen service, 2/79 55.80 55.80
RFL Industries Carrier fail circuit - Prosser Heights Well Project 239.51 239.51
Ruralite Services, Inc. Safety training, 12/78 93.50 93.50
Safety Line Inc. Two standard telepole hot sticks 142.05 142.05
Sierra Pacific Power Company Semi-annual billing for acquisition of Donner Lake
Electric facilities 9,213.00 9,213.00
Power usage, 1/79 199,212.59 199,212.59
Sierra Sun Bonanza Publication of Ordinance 7902, display ad re public
hearing waiving standby charges, half-page display ad
re Sierra Pacific refund 213.44 115.48 328.92
Sir Speedy Instant Printing Center Office supplies 27.56 27.56
Sun Printing Company Office supplies 57.40 57.40
Tahoe Instant Press Printing services 14.31 14.31
Tahoe-Truckee Sanitation Agency Water analyses for the month of Nov 1978 & Dec 1978 185.62 185.62
Taylor's Tires Tire repair 4.50 4.50
Teichert Aggregates Fill sand 26.01 26.01
Tom's TV System, Inc. Cable charges, l/l/79 - 4/l/79 27.00 27.00
Truckee-Donner Disposal, Inc. Garbage service, 2/79 39.00 39.00
Wedco, Inc. 10,000' Conch wire, various wire & electrical supplies,
anchor rods & clamps, guy guards 5,694.53 5,694.53
222,434.86 7,143.42 11 ,620.44 241 ,198.72
TPUCKEE-DONNER PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT '13
POST OFF ICE BOX 309
- TF2UCKEE, CALIFORNIA 95734
TELEPHONE 587-3896
March 5, 1979
-^ MANAGER'S REPORT
1 . General Status of the District
During the past three weeks, the District has had several electrical
outages caused primarily by storm problems. None of the outages have been
very serious or lasted very long.
The Water Department suffered a major outage approximately ten days
ago when a snow plow operated by the County broke a four-inch water line.
Apparently, the water line was only 'buried about one foot beneath the sur-
face of the earth. We have accumulated the charges associated with the
break and are billing the County.
Water production figures for the month of February are attached.
They are in line with previous morons ' usage, and down somewhat from
January. You will note that we, for the second month in a row, have
pumped more water• from Donner Creek Well than from Northside Well . This
has been because of a control wiring problem at Northside Well that shut
the well down when the pressure transducer was removed. Bill Avery has
corrected that problem and the well will now go back to functioning more
normally.
2. Annual Report
Although not listed on the agenda, I would like to report to the
Board that I have been discussing the possibility of preparing an annual
report with Gail Grimes, formerly of the Sierra Sun. Ms. Grimes is cur-
rently working with the Hospital District to prepare a similar report for
their Board. By the time of the next Board Meeting, 1 should have a tenta-
tive layout and outline of what the report will contain. Once the format
is set and the outline approved, it will take approximately six weeks to
Put the report together and have it printed.
AMS/smc_
Attachment a/n
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TBUCKEE-D0NNER PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT WATER SYSTEM PRODUCTION
MONTH OF:
l979
NORTHllDE WELL . , , . . ' '
PRO5SER HEIGHTS WELL ' . ' .
D0NNER CREEK WELL ' ' . ' .
SUUlHSIDE WELL #1
3UUTH5IDE WELL #2 ' . . ' '
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SANDERS WELL . , , . ' . . '
AIRPORT WELL . ' . . . ' ' .
TONlNI SPRING . ' ' . , ' '
McGLA5HEN SPRING . ' . . ' '
5OUTHSIDE SPRING , . . ' ' '
A & B WELLS : T. D. . . ' ' '
TOTAL PRODUCTION:
T. D. USAGE : 2
_- TOWN USAGE:
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TRUCKEE-DONNER PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT
DRAFT OF WATER AND ELECTRIC CASH FLOW BUDGET - 1979 L
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Water Electric
Total Total Total
Budget Budget Budget
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Income:
Sales from usage 313,500 2,400,000 2,713,500
Interdepartmental ISO 82,500 82,680
" O 7 93
Standby charges 3, ,000 5 , 50�� y",OJU
Transfer fees -0- 9,460 9,460
Conn. fees & line extensions 38,000 140,000 178,000
Tapping fees 1 ,200 -O- 1 ,200
Facility fees 12,000 -0- 12,000
Fire standby revenue 3,100 -0- 3,100
Pole contacts -0- 5,100 5,100
"ustomer Contributions:
Misc. job work 2,000 500 2,500
Comm'1 service repairs -0- -0- -0-
Loans and grants * -0- -0-
Other Miscellaneous Income:
Interest on restricted funds 18,000 7,000 25,000
Surplus sales, etc. 1 ,000 40,000 41,000
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Miscellaneous Income 5,000 203000 25,000
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Total Income Available 431 ,030 2,762,510 3,193,540
* Not established
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TRUCKEE-DOPNER PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT
DRAFT OF WATER, AND ELECTRIC CASH FLOW BUDGET - 1979
Water Electric
Total Total Total
Budget Budget Budget
Operations and maintenance:
Dept. salaries 40,600 122,200 1625800
Dept. employee benefits 10,962 32,994 43,956
Purchased power 80400 1 ,800,000 1 ,880,000
Plant materials 39,780 120,000 159,780
`vehicle operating expense 0,000 15,000 20,000
Water quality control 1,500 -0- 1 ,500
Telemetry maintenance 3,000 -0- 3,000
Telemetry leased lines 2,000 -0- 2,000
Radio maintenance 540 1 ,260 1 ,800
Equipment rentals 500 500 1 ,000
Small tools & instruments 11500 3,000 4,500
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General and Administrative:
Billings & office supplies 2,600 141730 17,330
Postage 1450 6,515 71665
Telephone 662 3,753 4,415
Office equip. maint. & lease 750 4,250 5,000
Petty cash 210 l ,la.0 1 ,400
Outside Services:
District engineer 16,000 -0- 16,000
Other engineering -0- 5,000 5,000
District legal counsel 8,400 14,000 22,400
Other legal counsel 2,400 2,400 4,800
Financial. consultant -0- 3,000 3,000
Auditor 25850 6,650 91500
TRUCE--DONNER PUBLIC UTILITY
'TY DISTRICT
DRAFT OF WATER AND ELECTRIC CASH FLOW BUDGET - 1979
Water Electric
Total Total Total
Budget Budget Budget
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Outside Services: (Con't)
Computer programming 1,000 4,000 5,000
Safety training -0- 200
1 ,200 ,,cL�
Advertising & legal notices 600 2,400 1000
insurance 14,150 14,150 28,300
Board of Director fees 3,000 3,000 6,000
Travel & meetings 1,000 4,000 5,000
Building maintenance 1,320 3,080 4,400
Election expenses 900 900 1 ,800
Utilities 1,390 3,242 4,632
TTSA_Sewage treatment 102 238 340
Garbage service 140 328 468
Administrative Salaries:
Management 21,571 64,710 86,281
Hourly 36,497 133,248 169,745
Administrative Emp. Benefits:
Management 5,824 17,472 23,296
Hourly 9,854 35,977 45,831
Debt Service:
Farmers Home Administration 13,200 -0- 13,200
Sierra Pacific Power Company -0- 18,426 18,426
Rural Electrification Administration -0- 26,574 26,574
Computer & Line Truck Loan Repayments 1,283 8,682 9,965
Sewer assessments 1,520 -0- 1 ,520
i Reserve for future meters 16,000 -0- 16,000
Transfer to restricted funds-Facility Fees 12,000 -0- 12,000
Int. transferred to rest. funds 18,000 7,000 25,000
Unforecast items & contingencies 12,000 01000 2.2,000
Total Appropriations 391,755** 2,515,069** 2,906,824**
Operating Margins 39,275 247,441 286,716
**Does not include capital budget �`�f
TRUCKEE DONNER PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT
REGULAR MEETING OF MARCH 6, 1979
ENGINEER'S REPORT
1. PLACER COUNTY ANNEXATION
The District Staff has received excellent response from the
second mailing to the property owners in the area that is
proposed to be annexed to the Truckee Donner Public Utility
District. A majority of the larger property owners have
responded. favorably to the proposed annexation. It would
appear, based on the results of the first mailing and the
positive results of the second mailing that the annexation
should proceed„ Milt and I will prepare for you a summary
of numerical responses and a summary of acreage responses
that are requesting annexation to the District. We will also
provide a recoramended sequence and procedures list prior to
your March 19 hoard Meeting.
2. ABANDONMENT OF PROSSER WELL
As it turns out:., the Section l properties purchased by Mr.
Payne and described in. our earlier contact with Mr. and Mrs .
Payne as "the Truckee Farm" is a little bit different farming
operation than that which. I envisioned during those telephone
- conversations . Attached as page ¢ of this report is the
preliminary map that has been filed with Nevada County for
the subdivision of Section 1. From discussions with. Mr. Payne's
engineer, it is apparent that they are anticipating the use of
the Prosser Well as a facility meeting the District's source
requirements for the subdivision of the size and nature proposed.
We have had preliminary discussions with Tom Lott, Mr. Payne's
engineer, describing the unsuitability of the Prosser Well. as
a public water source regardless of the current ownership.
I have completed the report in draft form on the abandonment
of the well and have reduced the contamination potential to a
simple probability for the Board's consideration. The final
report will be presented to you prior to your March 19 meeting
for consideration and adoption of the plan of action.
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3. A REPORT TO THE. DISTRICT ON THE POSSIBILITY OF PAY BACK
TO THE DISTRICT GENERAL FUND FOR WATER. SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS
PERFORMED AT DISTRICT EXPENSES
'You wIl.l recall. in the. Near Term Source Analysis that we provided
in November, statements to the effect that the District must
refit the Southtii.de Booster and accomplish certain other related
work this year in advance of receiving connection charges .,
facility fees and In kind facilities provi.ded by subsequent
developers . The. District will. be refunded. in total the funds
that are advanced from the general fund to provide the necessary
facilities to serve the Ponderosa Palisades area and the Sierra
Meadows area. Some time back you asked us to review the facility
fees , connection charges and related duties that are imposed upon
new connections . That analysis has not yet 'been completed and
the request to provide the narrative description and analytical.
formula as to how to derive the above noted charges , will be
embodied in the final report.
Suffice to say at this point that the District funds that are
adva,aced will. be recouped from those persons directly benefitting.
4. PONDEROSA PALISADES DUPLEXES
The Ponderosa Palisades Duplexes were approved by the Board of
Directors last fall. The District received and deposited the
facility fees for the subject project ,just prior to the November
election. You wi.1.1 recall that Keith Sauers representing the
Owner of the Ponderosa Duplexes , appeared before the Board at:
a special meeting, at which time the final.. authorization of the
project was given.
5. TIMBERLINE ENVIRONtM-NTAL IMPACT REPORT AND REVISED
S II TE PI--,%31�
The Timberline Envi.ronmen.tal. Impact Report quotes our letter of
.July 24, 1978 correctly. The mitigation measures that have
been incorporated in the draft document would appear to me to
be satisfactory solution to the questions raised in our July
letter. The revised site plan however, is of an architectural
one line type drawing that does not reflect any of the mitigation
measures discussed in the. Environmental_ Impact Report. It would
seem appropriate to me to have a commitment in the form of a
draw:i_n.g that can be reviewed and interpreted by all persons
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that details the narrative mitigation measures that are described
in. t:l.Ye Environmental Impact Report. In absence of such a
drawing, several interpretations can be made based on the
narrative description of the report.
6. SOUTHSIDE SPRING WATER RIGHT APPLICATION
. _ We were and. have been in continuous coordination with Martin
McDonough on they progress of the water rights application .for
the South.sIde Spring. A -revised application that is attached
to this report as page G is satisfactory and correct and should
be f1led. The District should not contest the call revIsIon
contained in the applications.
Respectfully submitted,
COOK ASSOCIATES
Dara J/Cook
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DIVISION OF VIATER RIGHTS;; " '�f' R}Sr1;'C-12-1-
77 Cadillac Drive, Sacramento, CA 95825�\
A-MEN)-)ED Ocf l raj
APPLi%4T10A1 to APPROPRIATE 1INAPP�,'4OP, IATED WATER
(For explanation of entries required,c:ee booklet."How to File an
Applii.ation to Appropriate Unappropriated Water in California")
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( ?5624 Fill dlDecember 30 , 19it?— --- 12_27 p- .
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(I)o NOT till in the above blanks)
P.E'�'LIc'ANT
TRUCKEF-DONNFR PI!BL' IC UT11,ITY DISTRICT --
(Name of Applicant) - - ----- -- (916) 587-3896
__----.—.---------------- _-'----- --�' elephone Nun:a-_r where you rti3y to reached
hetvie..en 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.-include Direa code)
P. 309 Truckee _ California ----_ 95734
---(Address) (City or Town) (State) (Zip Code)
do lk`rehy make a pplicltirnt for a permit to appropriate the following described UNAPPROPRIATED waters of the State of Caiifurib,
SUBJECT TO WASTED RIGHTS
?. SOURCE
a. The none of the source at the point of diversion is Sout'iside Sn.rings —
(I`unearned,state nature or source and that it IS unnarieu)
tributary to --.._-- Tr"ucke e Ri•ver--------- --- — ---_ -- —
b. Ina normal year does the stream dry up at any point dvynstream fton your project? YES U] NO [_]. If Yes, in what nimiths does it
usually dry up? _.Unknown _-_ No surface flow trom s r_Inc since 1936 -
._ 3. P0114T of DIVERSION and REDIVFRSION
,. ---------.----.— --_....__.-___.--.--------------- ---Point is within Base aad
List all po!nts giving coordinate distances from section corner Section Townge
-- or other tie as alloyed by Foard regulations r., r 13i}acre Subdivision) -y— - r:eridian
�` ra 4 - U1.- 08�; 16sx_ F.y z-t. t�>r ��/_� 111x� " 1,1 Of MQ 'b 14 1714116 - M. D.
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b_ The point of diversion will be ir, Hie County of -Nevada
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c„ Does applicant own the land at the point of diversion? YES [y:] NO Q.
d., H applicant dais not own land at point of diversion, state name anc address of canner and sLite what steps have been tlken to obtain right
of access: Nqt apy.l ic_a}�l�_ --- -- --------------
4. PURPOSE of USE, AMOUNT and SEASON
a. Stag the plspose(s)for which water is to be appropriated,the aricrtnts of water for each purpose and dates between which diversions will
be made in tl•,e table t:eloty.
— CIRECT DIVERSION STORAGE
PURPOSE AMOUNT SEASON OF DIVERSION AMOUNT COLLECTION SEASON
OF ------ --. —-- - —
USF Cubic feet per Acre-feet P�zinniog Ending Acre-feet Beginning Ending
second or annually Date Date annually Date Date
gallons per day
Irrigatinn_-- ----- -- .—___.—._ - --- —'-�
0. 2 5 C f ; 181• �!—1--1/1 12
h']Ylis nc wi1.1__0„ eri--tte C ntint.iou�•1 to rr.e -t a k�as load c --
L.he S_Y stein.
T--- _ L_�.----�----
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b. Total cnrr.biaed direct diversion rind storage. during any ale year grill to 181 — acre-feat.
c. I;rioter wi;i to stood aril the reservoir is nut at the diversion point, the Miximum rate of diversion to ot(str-Ini stciage will be - cls.
D ivprs icm to oltstrea,n storage will be r_Ide by pumping ❑; gravity ❑.
(Submit "Environmental In(orina;ion" S19RCB Form 1-2 it project is NOT exempt from CEQA. See kpendix D of the instructions,
''How to Pil^_ as Application l.o A;:i%rcpr;:Ite Unappropriated W:ilrr in Calilonhia".) S
JUSTIFICATION OF AMOUNT
. See sqpplelnent to Application
s. IRRIGATION: Rixiniumacreage to be.irrig-,ited in any one year will be -----acres.
CROP Acllf?�_s METHOD OF IRRIGATION ACRE-FE-E-r ____N.QW4AL SEASON
__±!�p in I�rs 12,(.1inp t1a Li ginni 1P.etc 0,1 te _pDate
--able_L _p
b. DOMESTIC: The number of residences to be served �rY_-27=_. Separately turned: YES 0 NO tl
The tout number of people to be served 7_2 Estimated &fly use per person_
(gallon; per day)
the total area of domest:cJ3wns and gardens
(square feet)
Miscellaneous domestic'uses
(Oust control area.Number and kind of domestic animals,etc.)
c. STOCMATERING: Kind of stock Maximum NumbF r. . Describe type of operation (feedlot,dairy, range, etc.,'
d. RECREATIOMAL: Type of recreation ......__P_Z_a
Private Open to public without charge Open to public admission charged
(Submit "Stipp le merit to Application", form 'SVIRCB 1-1,for justilizztion of amount for uses, not listed above.)
6. DIVERSION WORKS
a. Oi-omsion will be by pumping from Pump discharge Horsepower
(surnp,c-"fset well,channel,reservoir,etc.)
D. Diversion will be by gravity by means of
(pipe in uricbstCUCted channel,pipe through dam, siphon,gate,etc.)
c. Muiri conduit from diVC(SiOil point to first lateral of oilstreamstoi3ga reservoir
CONDUIT MATERIAL CROSS SECTIONAL DIMENSION LENGTH TOTAL LIFT OR FALL CAPACIYY
(flipe or (Kind of Pipe or (Pipe diameter or ditch depth (feet) (estimated)
!V1 (I ee 0 or
�nd to and buttom wizith.)
Pi:p e I Ste-el 6" 100 Flat
d. The following applies to storage reservoirs:(For reservoirs havir,g a capacity of 25 acre-feet or more,complete supplemental Icrm SWRCB 1-1).
DAM RESERVOIR
Name or number i-ieignt of azu.Icon,' Material of Darr: Freeboard Dam Approximate Approxiznats Mtax.
of
reservoir,
r es e r v o ir, st'rearbed to construction LerRth height above surface area vhcr capacity acity waterif an"- spillway level It,) iIIW9 full (acres) (acre-fee ) depth
S0LtItsi.de 2 Fee21* �7c-ncrete 1 0. 25 1 Ft.
e. Est ima Led Iota(cost of the diversi a n VJ ork S proposed is-- F%, I s t J.n
(Give ortycost of intake,or headworks,pumps,s torage main conduits.)
PLACE OF USE
a. Applicant owns UN- land where the reate., will to-- wed: YES [] NO [�. Land is in joint ownership: YES [:] NO FxJ.
All joint owners should include their names as applicants and sign the application.11 applicant does not own land where the water will be
used, give name and address of owner and state what arrangements t9ve been made with the owner.
Nli-inici. al use, b�, rnerribers of Public Utility District.
USE IS WITHIN SECTION TOWNSHIP IRANGE BASE AND IF IRRIGATION
(40-acre Subdivision) MERIDIAN �Tiatf Xumber PTes�jntly cultivated
o r es
iw
of
14 of 44 squarE.- nniles within the District boundary
r of U, See attaclied District Bout dart' v,ap.
14 of
of 14
of
grewis unsurve See attached niz-xp of D.LStr.iCt Boundary
if zre yed,sbfp. tha- locaticI as if iinaS of file public land survey were projected. 11 space does not permit listing all 40-acre tracts,
include on another sheet or sL-ite Sectijr4:, 'myrships and ranges,and show deta if on nap. For public districts or other extremely large areas,
see Page 16 of instrLrtic,-i booklet "+,-w to FiN:an Application to Appropriate Unappropriated Water in California".
1. CCIMPLETION SCHEDULE
a. Proposed date of project conimencer7v!,il: b. Estimated date of Project completion: — 1936
c. Estimated r1ate of criniplete application of water to proposed use: d. If complete.date of completion: —
*Wit1iin 3 year.,; after (;tie grarit-.ing of the perinit.
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(ATTACH SUYPL.EMF_NTAL SHEETS HERE)
9. GENERAL.
a. What is the ,nanie of the post office most used Gy those tiring rwar the proposed point of diversion?_—_ Truckee
b. Does any part of the place of use ccmprisR a subdsrisim on file with the State Department of Real Estate? YES ] NO 0 If Yes,
state Hance or subdivision If No, is subdivision of these lands contemplated? YES t ) NO
Is it planned to individually rxrl�:r each serrlce connection? YES [-] NO 0. If Yes,when? financially able
c. Have you consulted the California t)e191tment of Fish and C.irre concerning this proposed project? YES NO j-C]. If Yes,state
the Department's opinion cosIcenring,, the p:,tential affects cf your proposed project on fish and other wildlife and state measures required
for mitigation N/A -- 32 'rears of existing use.
It No, state the effects on fish a;xf %then wildlife yar fcresc!e as potentially arising from ycur proposed project. -�
------------ non<
d. Please name other public agerxies, it any, from which you have obtained or are required to obtain approva is regarding this project'
non��
e. Is fee laimed Water availab)e or do Yca.,expect such to be avai lit le in the near future which could be used in lieu of the water sought under
this application? YES [-] ,Pio [k] If Yes, explain:_--•_-- ___ _ _
f. Is it Practical to reduce the amcma applied for by reusirV or reclaiming a portion of the water appropriated? YES ❑ Nr) {c]
-4. What are the alines and addresses of divcrte;s of water from the so.rce of supply downstream from the proposed point of diversion?-
S rin to 'Pruckee River. - none
-------_-- Truckee-River - --
10. E)JSTING WATER RIGHT -- —
Check the appropfi3te box below:A. [l Applicant does not claim an existing right for the use of water sought by this application.
B. [ Applicant claims an existing rigt,t for use of water sought by this application but agrees NOT to exercise said right so long as a
permit or license for such use remains in effect.
C. [J The war r sought by this application is for additional water over that claimed under an existing right.
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Complete Table heirnv it B or C is checked:
N:i ure of Rights— ----- - -- ----- -- ----- -
(riparian, approwiative, Year of Use made in recent years Season Source Location of
purchased water,etc.)--First Use: including ameunt, if known of Use Point of(Diversion
Pre.sC.riP ve }'c.__3F> 2_31 AF per year _ Annua * SW1/4 ,7':W1/4 S 17,
— --------- __--- -+---- -—__._— ---- T 1714, R 16 E --
11.. AUTHORIZED AGENT (Optional) *Southside Spring
Ve ilh respect to: E] All natters c uncerning this Water right application, n those matters designated as fotlaus:
_----___.--- 2Ii3,ton -SCvntour1 General. Manager__
Trtzcker_�-Donne r Ptr.;lic Uri li.t= District-Name District:
>..---_ kee----. ___----_--__-- _.—Y Andress_P. O- Bo>. 30-9r_Pruckee CA_
Zip Code: 95734 �91-6 S t3 7-3 t3 9 b _
(�elephoneo, of agani betwee+ ;m—and p.rc.
is authorized to act on my behalf as my agerrt.
12. SIGNATURE of APPLICANT
I (we)declare under penalty of p,zjr-ry 11hat thi above is true and correct to the best of my (our) knowledge and helief.
Gated ..-,n s� � �,,11ra�o- C 19-;!—A? , at Truckee -- -- , California
'3iinature of applicant) (Refer to Section.671 of the Board's reguiations)
)i applia3lits are members of the same Limit TA-MI-S A. MA-ASS, Chairman
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(i.e., husband, wife, mother, father,son,
; .
t•:otiier, :sister, etc.) or reside at the >anx
ac'ress, please i,-,dicat.e their relatiwiship;
(Sipnatcre of applicant) (Refer(o Section 671 of the Board's regulations)
A. MlLTON SEYMOU;2; General Manager/Clerk.
Additiorul inforr.:e:.ion. ,;teded for prenaration of this application may be found in the leaflet entitled "HOW TO FiLE AN APPLICATION TO
i,l'P-�OPRiATE I.JI;APFROF'RIATED WATER IN CALIFORNIA". If there is insufficient space for answers in this form, attach extra sheets.
i'lcase crcr_s referent all remarks to the nu,nbered paragraph to wh.ir.h they may refer.Send application in duplicate to the STATE WATER
RES3URCEs CONTROL PDARO. DIVISION OF WA-i ER PICHTS, 77 Cadillac Drive, Sacr;,mento, CA95825, with S10 minimum filing fee.
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