HomeMy WebLinkAbout1982-11-10 - Board of Directors Meeting MinutesNovember 10, 1982
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The adjourned meeting of the Board of Directors was called to order by President
Knauft at 8:30 a.m. in the offices of the District on Plumosa Drive. Directors
presentM. Roy Knauft, Fred G. Clodt, Whit Cromwell and Paul R. Armstrong. Director
Lindow was absent. Also present Ralph Shook general manager, Jean Mathews secretary,
Betty Emblidge auditor, Mike Payne engineering manager, Bill Robertson project
manager, Art Kidman attorney, John Wunders engineering, Brian Johnson from C-W
Associates and Mike Beverage Yorba Linda city councilman.
President Knauft presented John Wunders with his five year pin and also congratu-
lated him on his birthday which is today.
Carol Cling from the Tribune came into the meeting.
Moved by Director Cromwell seconded by Director Armstrong to approve the consent
calendar as follows: Minutes for 10/28/82, authorization for Directors to leave the
State of California prior to next meeting and the following jobs: S 16-148 R.
Vanderhook, 18755 Hacienda, .727 acres for sewer only $4156.75. Job S 23-688
Richard Shirk 5182 Ohio .441 acres sewer only $2316.80 and Mark Bloome 17005
Imperial Hiway .831 acres for water service $5327.50, motion carried.
Alexander Bowie and L.McQuarrie_ not present so Bill Robertson asked to have the
I.D.#2 Bond Issue matter held until they were present.
Mr. Robertson said the specifications were ready for the telemetry and he would
ask the Board to authorize the advertisement of the Notice Inviting Bids on the
project entitled: "Specification No. Job 1172 For Furnishing and Installation
of Computer Based Telemetry, Remote Data Acquisition and Control System". Dis-
cussion, moved by Director Cromwell seconded by Director Knauft to authorize
staff to solicit bids on Job 1172 as stated above, motion carried.
Alex Bowie and Lynn McQuarie arrived at 8:40 a.m.
Mr. Robertson said that the District had been informed that C-W and Associates
would not sign the agreement and he said he would like Alex Bowie and/or Lynn
McQuarie to speak at this time.
Alex Bowie addressed the Board at some length thanking them for all the fine
cooperation in the past, their patience with the deferred sale a year ago and
again this time but that Toronto felt interest rates were coming down and it
would be a better time in 1983, no specific date at this time. He did say that
there were a few minor changes in the Agreement and the new legislation that
would have to be introduced to take care of 1983 and he asked that the Board
authorize the continued effort from staff. All this time and effort and all
the expense for the second aborted bond issue to be paid by C-W Associates.
Mr. Bowie again thanked everyone for their patience.
Art Kidman expressed his disappointment and presented a letter to Ralph re-
garding the 1982 fees as yet unpaid, which included work on the agreement, work
on the bond issue, Bond Counsel Stan Wolcott along with the fees for the aborted
bond issued of 1981, Ray Fores and Stone and Youngberg also have incurred fees
that would have been paid in the bond issue but which are now left outstanding.
Discussion. Art Kidman further stated that the hard facts were that a lot of this
would have to be gone over in 1983 if the bond issue was decided on at that time.
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Mr. Bowie agreed that all this needed to be cleared up and said that he would meet
with Art Kidman and they would bring the final report back to a Board meeting at
the tentative time of December 2. All agreed that they would like to get all this
done before the end of the year.
Mr. McQuarrie Mr. Bowie left the meeting.
Mr. Shook read the letter from Tom Clark's office regarding the luncheon at the
Yorba Linda Country Club regarding the wrap up of the Ad Hoc committee's work in
the East end. Press to be invited also.
President Knauft complimented Mr. Kidman on his letter to Richard Turner regarding
the recent annexations of the City and the staff report.
Mr. Kidman said that he had all the material now from our staff and would be pre-
senting it to the Superivsors very shortly, our historic portion of the tax has been
4.7%. He also reported on the letter from Bank of America regarding government bonds.
All new issues must be registered bonds there will be no more bearer bonds after
January 1, 1983.
Ralph Shook reported on the AWWA Conference.
Betty Emblidge's financial report and billing report received and filed.
Moved by Director Cromwell seconded by Director Armstrong to approve for payment I
the audited bills and rate deposits in the amount of $130,654.69 on checks 2062
through 2150, motion carried.
Citizens Advisory Committee memorandum reviewed and the proposal for Ed Clark to be
invited as a member was discussed. He does not live in our District and according
to the By Laws could not serve. Suggested that the proposed member be referred back
to the Committee.
Moved by Director Cromwell seconded by Director Armstrong to refer the proposed
member back to the CAC and explain that Article 3 states residents of the area,
so by-laws would have to be changed, motion carried
Moved by Director Cromwell seconded by Director Armstrong to accept the By-Laws
as drawn up by the CAC with one change on the makeup of a quorum, motion carried.
Director Cromwell reported on the November 1 meeting of the City Council of Yorba
Linda.
Mr. Shook reported on the dividend from ACWA on the group insurance in the amount of
$2849.48.
Moved by Director Armstrong seconded by Director Cromwell to go into closed session
for matter of attorney client priviledge, motion carried.
Moved by Director Cromwell seconded by Director Armstrong to come out of closed
session at 10:00 a.m. motion carried.
Moved by Director Armstrong seconded by Director Clodt to adjourn to 8:30 a.m. 11/24/82
motion carried.
Jean E. Mathews, Secretary