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July 8, 1976
The regular meeting of the Board of Directors of the Yorba Linda
County Water District was called to order by President Clodt at
8:30 a.m. in the offices of the District on Plumosa Drive.
Directors present and answering the roll: Clodt, Wagner, Knauft,
Lindow and Korn. Also present general manager Ralph Shook, Jean
Mathews secretary, engineer DuWayne Lidke, attorney Rodger Howell,
and operations manager P.D. Royere.
Moved by Director Knauft seconded by Director Korn unanimously carried
to approve as mailed the minutes for June 24.
Mr. Lindow did ask about the letter from Southern California Water
with regard to service to the Kraemer Ranch. Discussion. Informa-
tion item only. Roy Knauft and Art Korn to contact Mr. McCune.
Ralph Shook announced the Orange County California Special District
Association meeting at 10:00 on July 15 at South Coast County Water
District, Rodger Howell to be the speaker.
Rodger Howell announced a hearing in Sacramento on SB 1289 and
suggested that the District should be represented,date of hearing
August 3rd.
Mr. Shook read a letter from the Etchandy Brothers dated July 2
regarding their option in Block 36 on the water well, stating that
they wished to continue for five years.
Discussion regarding the service charge or penalty that is charged
for turn off of service for non payment. This would require a
Resolution to change a section 3.12 of the rules and regulations.
Discussion, resolution to be brought back at next meeting with
effective date August 1.
Ralph Shook reported on the insurance coverage, still no-umbrella
quote on coverage.
President Clodt'declared a recess at 9:32 a.m.
Meeting reconvened at 9:40 a.m. with all directors present.
Richard Davalos came into the meeting with the following jobs:
S 22-535 L. Swenson on Yorba Linda Blvd. one lot, fees $266.20.
Discussion. Moved by Director Knauft seconded by Director Lindow
that engineering staff check the plan for the entire project and
bring it back at a later meeting. Motion carried unanimously.
S 22-992, F. Wilps at 5417 Lakeview, total fees $884.80. Moved by
Director Wagner seconded by Director Knauft carried unanimously to
approve the sewer application and fees as presented by staff.
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Job 914 water and sewer, Wills and Hodges Tract 9258 for 14 lots on
5 acres. The sewer application would have four lots in drainage
area "B" and 10 lots in drainage area "C" or 1.4 acres in "B" and 3.6
acres in "C". Would require a change in the Drainage Areas to allow
the addition of the 4 lots into Area "B". Discussion, sewer fees
$6910.85 and water $10,100.00. Moved by Director Wagner seconded by
Director Knauft carried unanimously to approve staff recommendations,
including the change in the drainage boundaries.
Job 915 water and sewer for B.G. Jones and Kal South Development,
water service for one lot, fees for water $395.00, sewer $425.00.
A document stating the utility restrictions would be recorded so
that further development could not be made until the rest of the
fees are paid. Moved by Director Lindow seconded by Director Knauft
carried unanimously to approve staff recommendations.
Richard Davalos has had more inquiry in the Carlton tract area re-
garding service of sewer under Resolution No. 154. These inquiries
include Blocks 12, 13, 11 and the south one half of Block 20. Moved
by Director Wagner seconded by Director Knauft approving the principle
of participation under Resolution # 154 as discussed, staff to pro-
ceed only upon receipt of signed application and deposit of funds.
Motion carried unanimously.
Job 726 completion of the 12" line on Valley View, construction now
in progress on flood channel, ideal time to proceed with our main
extension from south side of flood channel to the Jamestown Develop-
ment. Estiamte of costs to District $7500.00. Moved by Director
Knauft seconded by Director Wagner carried unanimously to approve
District completion of line on Valley View at District expense.
Moved by Director Knauft seconded by Director Lindow to approve for
payment the audited bills and rate deposits in the amount of $59,485.03
on checks 1518 and 152.5 through 1681. Motion carried unanimously.
Moved by Director Knauft seconded by Director Korn to allow directors
to go out of State for either business or pleasure between this meeting
and the next regular meeting of the board.
Job 942 water service for lots 33 and 34 in Block 13 of the Carlton
townsite, total fees $401.25. Moved by Director Knauft seconded by
Director Wagner carried unanimously to approve water for Job 942.
Job 943 water and sewer three lots on 1.34 acres at Kellogg and Mt.
View. This will also involve the relocation of the present sewer line
in Orchard Drive at no expense to the District. Discussion, moved by
Director Knauft seconded by Director Lindow to approve staff recommend-
ations for sewer and water which includes the relocation of 340 feet
of sewer main. Motion carried unanimously.
Richard Davalos made a report on the Upper K Ranch Development.
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July 8, 1976(continued)
Richard Davalos also reported on the location markers for fire
hydrants, a survey he had made with other districts and citys and
fire departments. Discussion. Mr. Korn to check with the fire chief
and report back to the Board.
Mr. Korn reported on the planning commission meeting June 30.
Mr. Knauft reported on the city council meeting July 6, 1976.
Board members went into executive session regarding wage review for
officers of the District.
Meeting reconvened at 11:00 a.m.
Moved by Director Knauft seconded by Director Wagner carried un-
animously that the officers raise will be 7 per cent to be effective
as of July 8, 1976.
Mr. Ken Witt came into the meeting at this time, Mr. Witt is a
director with MWDOC.
Director Wagner and Director Knauft left the meeting at this time.
Mr. DuWayne Lidke gave a report on the Costa Mesa County Water District
and Yorba Linda County Water District report, an overview showing the
regional implications and the difference in cost of building all new
facilities or making use of facilities already in existence and just
building pipe lines to connect these areas with the treatment plants
to give treated water even as far south as San Diego County..
Mr. Witt said the Colorado River water tour had been set up for
September 17, 18 and 19 and he would like a priority type list of
couples for the tour.
Moved by Director Lindow seconded by Director Korn carried unanimously
to adjourn at 12:45 noon.
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`Jean E. Mathews, Secretary