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April 14, 1988
MINUTES OF THE
YORBA LINDA WATER DISTRICT
BOARD OF DIRECTORS REGULAR MEETING
APRIL 14, 1968
The regular meeting of the Board of Directors of the Yorba Linda Water District was called
to order by President Armstrong at 8:30 a.m., April 14, 1988, in the District offices at 4622
Plumosa, Yorba Linda. Directors present: Whit Cromwell, Roy Knauft, Arthur C. Korn,
Sterling Fox, Paul R. Armstrong. Also present were: William P. Workman, General
Manager, William J. Robertson, Assistant General Manager, Cheryl Gunderson, Business
Manager, Michael A. Payne, Engineering Manager, Michael Robinson, Assistant
Administrator II, Ray Harsma, Operations Superintendent, Guerillo Clencia, Engineering
Aide I, Rochelle Hastings, Customer Service Clerk II, Chuck Gray, Engineering Aide I, Art
Kidman, Legal Counsel, and Sonya Steeby, from Covington Homes.
CONSENT CALENDAR
On a motion by Director Cromwell and seconded by Vice President Fox, the Board voted
5-0 to approve the following Consent Calendar items:
Item I. Approval of Minutes - regular meeting of March 24, 1988. _
Item 2 Authorization for the Directors to leave the State of California prior to next meeting.
teem 5. Approval of Agreement with Conrad and Associates for the annual audit in the
amount of $8,400, and authorization for the General Manager to execute the documents.
Rem 6. Acceptance of the March 31, 1988 Treasurer's Report.
DISCUSSION CALENDAR
Item 3. Approval of Application to and Agreement for Water Service and Sewer
Connection Application Permit with Fred Kavli, 18180 through 18430 Yorba Linda
Boulevard. President Armstrong asked that this item be removed from the Consent
Calendar for an oral report by the staff. Engineering Manager, Mike Payne, described the,
plans for water and sewer service for the proposed shopping center site, as well as,
detailing the fire protection system at the location. On a motion by Director Korn and
seconded by Director Cromwell, the Board voted 5-0 to approve the Application to and
Agreement for Water Service (Job No. 8737) in the amount of $19,553.46 and Sewer
Connection Application and jPermit Service (Service No. 22-500) in the amount of
$26,832.45 with Fred Kavli, 18180 through 18430 Yorba Linda Boulevard, Yorba Linda.
Item 4. Approval of Etchandy Well construction agreements. President Armstrong asked
that this item be removed from the Consent Calendar for an oral report by the staff.
Engineering Manager, Mike Payne, described the status of the project and specifically
answered questions about the engines to be used. On a motion by Director Cromwell and
seconded by Director Korn, the Board voted 5-0 to approve the Etchandy Well construction
agreements with Orange County Pump Company for the pump installation in the amount of
$13,640 and with J. M. Dickens and Sons for the electrical installation in the amount of
$21,400 and authorization for the President and the Secretary to execute the documents.
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tem 7. Consideration of Annexation No. 87-1 and Application to and Agreements for Water
and Sewer Service with Covington Technologies, Inc. Engineering Manager, Mike Payne;
reported on the progress in annexing 22.43 acres on the southwest corner of Buena Vista
Avenue and Van Buren Street. The Board and the Local Agency Formation Commission
had previously approved the annexation applications. This step would finalize the process
and permit water and sewer service to the proposed development. The Board discussed
the fiscal impact of the annexation along with its required services. On a motion by
Director Cromwell and seconded by Vice President Fox, the Board voted 5-0 to authorize
the President and Secretary to execute Resolution No. 88-16 determining and ordering
Annexation No. 87-1 and also to approve the Applications to and Agreements for Water
and Sewer Service with Covington Technologies.
ftfn 8. Authorization of additional financial institutions for investments over $100,000 and
limit investment in any institution to $1,000,000. Business Manager, Cheryl Gunderson,
requested the Board's approval of three new institutions authorized for investments over
$100,000 and limit investment in any institution to $1,000,000. The Board discussed the
District's investment policy and the need to provide flexibility for the District's portfolio with
new institutions and a one million limit. On a motion by Director Cromwell and seconded
by Director Korn, the Board voted 5-0 on a roll call vote to adopt Resolution No. 88-15
authorizing Great Western, Glendale Federal, Gibralter Savings, Valley Federal, California
Federal and Great American for deposits over $100,000 and limiting investment to
$1,000,000 in any single institution.
Rem 9. WACO request for an additional pledge to its Bay/Delta Legal Fund. Mike
Robinson, Assistant Administrator II, reported that the Water Advisory Committee of Orange
County (WACO) had requested an additional pledge to its Bay/Delta Legal Fund. This
fund is used to effectively present information to the State Water Resources Control Board
regarding Orange County's water needs. The Board discussed its participation in WACO
and the need to supplement its $500.00 original pledge. On a motion by Director
Cromwell and seconded by Director Knauft, the Board voted 5-0 to pledge $500.00 to
WACO for its Bay/Delta Legal Fund.
them 10. Approval of a resolution supporting State Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 68
(Campbell) relative to Xeriscape landscaping of new State buildings. Assistant
Administrator, Mike Robinson, described State Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 68 that
urges utilization of drought resistant plants for landscaping new State buildings. The Board
considered its support for the Concurrent Resolution, as well as, discussed how to urge the
City's further support of Xeriscape. On a motion by Director Cromwell and seconded by
Director Fox, the Board voted 5-0 on a roll call vote to adopt Resolution No. 88-17
authorizing approval of State Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 68 (Campbell) relative to
Xeriscape landscaping of new State buildings.
Additionally, the Board requested that a letter be sent to the City urging its support of the
Concurrent Resolution and furthering Xeriscape in the community.
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Item 11. Computer Automation Workshop. Bill Robertson, Assistant General Manager,
requested the Board set a date for the Board workshop to review the proposed RFP and
Automation Plan regarding computerization of the District. The Board selected May 5 at
9:30 for the workshop.
GENERAL MANAGER'S REPORT
Item 12 Report on renovation of the District Office. General Manager, William Workman,
presented the schematic plans for renovation of the District Offices that were prepared by
the Danielson Design Group. He described the staffs participation with the architects to
create a very workable plan that could house the staff for at least the next four years. The
architects plan to develop a cost figure for the renovation and a comparative cost figure for
a new building for the Board's review at the next meeting.
LEGAL COUNSEL'S REPORT
Item 13. Legal Counsel, Art Kidman, reported on the new San Marcos legislation and its
implications; water conservation measures being taken around the state; and MWD's
notification to agricultural users that they may have their water interrupted should the
drought continue.
STANDING COMMITTEE REPORTS
Item 14. Executive Committee. The Executive Committee rescheduled its meeting to April
26th at 8:30 a.m.
Item 15. Finance Committee. Authorization for payment of bills. After a brief discussion of
state unemployment benefit payments by the District, on a motion by Director Knauft and
seconded by Director Fox, the Board voted 5-0 to approve payment of Bills and Rate
Deposits in the amount of $311,397.71 on Checks No. 14221, 14222 and 14320 through
14450; Payroll Checks No. 1328 through 1380 and 1270 through 1322; and one wire
dated april 15, 1988.
Item 16. Finance Committee. Report on Finance Committee meeting of April 8. The
Committee reported that it discussed the Conrad and Associates Audit proposal for next
year and Institutions authorized for over $100,00, with a one million dollar limit.
Item 17. Personnel Committee. No Personnel Committee report was scheduled.
Item 18. Engineering Committee. The Engineering Committee scheduled a meeting for
April 14.
Item 19. Public Information Committee. No Public Information Committee meeting report
was scheduled.
INTERGOVERNMENTAL MEETINGS
Item 20. Report on WACO meeting of April 1. Director Knauft explained that WACO is
modifying its charter to expand its membership. The Board expressed a desire to have a
letter sent to WACO telling of our interest in being included in their expansion plans.
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them 21 Report on City Council meeting of April S. Director Knauft reported on the
approval of development plans and annexation of the Hancock property. He also
expressed concern that we assure ourselves that the District's annexation fees are at the
appropriate level.
item 22. Report on MWDOC meeting of April 6. Director Knauft indicated there Was
nothing of significance to report.
them 23. Report on OCWD meeting of April 6. Director Korn said the highlight of the
meeting was the new OCWD well testing program.
them 24. Report on CSDA meeting of April 8. Director Korn reminded the Board and staff
that Legislative Day is May 10. The Board desired a staff representative attend.
Idem 25. Report on Planning Commission meeting of April 13. Director Korn stated that
second story room additions were the focus of the meeting.
them 26. Report on Regional Xeriscape Conference. Director Cromwell said that the
recent Regional Xeriscape Conference was excellent.
Item 27. Report on ISDA Conference of April 23. Director Cromwell invited Board and staff
members to the ISDA Conference on April 23.
ADJOURNMENT
The Board discussed its May meeting schedule agreeing to hold meetings on May 5, May
17 and May 26. On a motion by Director Knauft and seconded by Director Korn, the Board
voted 5-0 to adjourn at 10:08 a.m.
IVA4M
William P. Workman
General Manaaer/Si