Resolution 2215
! ` +k RESOLUTION NO. 2 2 1 5
1 A RESOLUTION OF THE SOUTH TAHOE PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT
MAKING FINDINGS THAT CHANGES OR ALTERATIONS IN OR IN-
2 CORPORATED INTO PROJECT HAVE BEEN REQUIRED WHICH AVOID
OR REDUCE TO AN ACCEPTABLE LEVEL SIGNIFICANT EFFECTS, THAT
3 ONE CHANGE OR ALTERATION IS WITHIN THE RESPONSIBILITY AND
JURISDICTION OF OTHER PUBLIC AGENCIES, AND A STATEMENT OF
4 OVERRIDING CONSIDERATIONS
5 SOUTH TAHOE PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT
COMMUNITY COLLEGE WELL PROJECT
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7 BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Directors of the South
8 Tahoe Public Utility District that:
9 1. The Final Project Report - South Tahoe Public Utility
10 District for College Well Project, dated January, 1981, has been
11 presented to the Board of Directors of the South Tahoe Public
12 Utility District.
%W 13 2. The Final Environmental Impact Report - South Tahoe
14 Public Utility District - Community College Well Project has been
15 presented to and certified by the Board of Directors of the South
16 Tahoe Public Utility District.
17 3. The Final Environmental Impact Report identified
18 significant effects of the project as follows:
19 A. Water rights and water use for installation of
20 a new well by South Tahoe Public Utility District in excess of
21 1.31 million gallons per day may allow water use in South Tahoe
22 Public Utility District to exceed 5,104 acre feet annually, the
23 allocation recommended by the California State Water Resources
24 Control Board Staff Report (1979).
25 B. The construction impact of the well site, access
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JOHN C. WEIDMAN
ATTORNEY AT LAW
326 MAIN STREET
PLACERVILLE. CA 96667
TELEPHONE
622.6260
I road, pipelines and temporary infiltration pond will disturb soils
2 and cause a potentially substantial adverse change of excessive
3 soil drainage and excessive soil erosion.
4 C. The maintenance and operation of said well may
5 cause a potentially substantial adverse change of excessive soil
6 erosion on Johnson Road from the eixisting South Tahoe Public Utility
7 District wastewater treatment plant to the well access road from
S Johnson Road by vehicular travel.
9 4. South Tahoe Public Utility District hereby finds that
10 changes have been required in or incorporated into the South Tahoe
11 Public Utility District - Community College Well Project by South
12 Tahoe Public Utility District after certification of the Final
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13 Environmental Impact Report for said project to avoid or reduce to
14 an acceptable level significant effects identified in the Final
15 Environmental Impact Report for said project, and South Tahoe
16 Public Utility District hereby adopts a statement of facts support-
17 ing each said finding made based upon substantial evidence in the
18 record of the Environmental Impact Report proceedings, as follows:
19 A. The maximum capacity of the new domestic well
20 will be 2.0 million gallons per day.
21 B. Alter the new domestic well is in operation,
22 South Tahoe Public Utility District shall take out of active service
23 8 small wells, Blackrock #10 Blaakrock #2, Pine Avenue, Ralph,
24' Fountain #1, Fountain #2, Chris and Helen #1, with a measured
25 capacity of 1.07 million gallons per day, except under an emergency
''err 26 condition. The District will not further utilize the capacity of
JOHN C. WEIDMAN
ATTORNEY AT LAW
320 MAIN OTREET 2
PLACERVILLE. CA 96667
TELEPHONE
622.6260
I these 8 small wells for determination of allowable connections until
2 completion of the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency updated plan and
3 a recommended revised water allocation for South Tahoe Public
4 Utility District is approved by the State Mater Resources Control
5 Board Staff Report.
6 C. South Tahoe Public Utility District will partici-
7 pate and implement a Water Conservation Plan currently being
8 developed by the South Shore Water Purveyors, which Conservation
9 Plan will eventually be adopted by said District as a part of its
10 dater Master Plan.
11 D. Establishment of a water service commitment
12 accounting system which will include the following items
%W 13 (1) listing of active water accounts;
14 (2) listing of "Will Serve" commitments;
15 (3) estimate of annual production with existing
16 active water accounts and "Will Serve" commitments;
17 (4) estimate of remaining capacity and allow-
18 able new connections.
19 E. Install a metering system to measure total
20 diversions to Nevada.
21 F. Monitoring of total water production by South
22 Tahoe Public Utility District.
23 The foregoing ordered changes reduce to an acceptable
24 level the significant effects of 3 (A):
25 "Water rights and water use for installation of a new
26 well by South Tahoe Public Utility District in excess of 1.31
JOHN C. WEIDMAN
ATTORNEY AT LAW w w
325 MAIN GTREET
PLACERVILLE, CA 95667
TELEPHONE
622.5260
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1 million gallons per day may allow water use in South Tahoe Public
2 Utility District to exceed 5,104 acre feet annually, the allocation
3 recommended by the California State Water Resources Control Board
4 Staff Report (1979).11
5 G. Adoption of U. S. Department of Agriculture Soil
6 Conservation Service recommendations dated December 4, 1980, a copy
7 of which is attached hereto and made a part hereof, for temporary
8 erosion control, temporary vegetation protection, infiltration
9 facilities, infiltration storage pit, and re-vegetation.
10 The foregoing ordered change reduces to an acceptable
11 level the significant effects of 3 (B):
12 "The construction impact of the well site, access road,
13 pipelines and temporary infiltration pond will disburb soils and
14 cause a potentially substantial adverse change of excessive soil
15 drainage and excessive soil erosion."
16 H. The portion of Johnson Road between the existing
17 wastewater treatment plant of the South Tahoe Public Utility Distric
18 and the well access road from Johnson Road will be graveled.
19 The foregoing ordered change mitigates 3 (C):
20 "The maintenance and operation of said well may cause a
21 potentially substantial adverse change of excessive soil erosion
22 on Johnson Road from the existing South Tahoe Public Utility Distric
23 wastewater treatment plant to the well access road from Johnson
24 Road by vehicular travel."
25 5. South Tahoe Public Utility District hereby finds that
*W 26 the following change or alteration is within the responsibility and
JOHN C. WEIDMAN
ATTORNEY AT LAW
320 MAIN STREET
PLACERVILLM CA 956E7 -
TELEPHONE
622-5260
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I jurisdiction of other public agencies, to wit, the City of South
2 Lake Tahoe, County of El Dorado, California Tahoe Regional Planning
3 Agency and Tahoe Regional Planning Agency, and such agencies can and
4 should adopt such change or alteration as follows: The drilling of
5 private wells shall be prohibited when the water use from wells of
6 South Tahoe Public Utility District, including the new Community
7 College Well, as well as private wells, in the District service area
8 exceeds 5,104 acre feet annually, or such other recommended revised
9 water allocation for the South Tahoe Public Utility District service
10 area approved by the State Water Resources Control Board.
11 The foregoing change further will mitigate to an accept-
12 able level the significant effects of 3 (A):
13 "Water rights and water use for installation of a new
14 well by South Tahoe Public Utility District in excess of 1.31
15 million gallons per day may allow water use in South Tahoe Public
16 Utility District to exceed 5,104 acre feet annually, the allocation
17 recommended by the California State Water Resources Control Board
18 Staff Report (1979)."
19 6. South Tahoe Public Utility District hereby finds that
20 other considerations make infeasible the following mitigation
21 measure identified in the Final Environmental Impact Report:
22 The drilling of private wells in the service area of
23 South Tahoe Public Utility District should be prohibited by the
24 District when production of all District and private wells in said
25 area exceeds 5,104 acre feet annually, or such other recommended
VAr 26 revised water allocation of said service area approved by the State
JOHN C. WEIDMAN
AT70RN[Y AT LAW
325 MAIN STREET
PLACERYILLIL CA 06667 - 5 `
T[L[PHON[
622.5200
I Water Resources Control Board.
2 South Tahoe Public Utility District has no jurisdiction
3 to prohibit the drilling of private wells. California Tahoe
4 Regional Planning Agency and Tahoe Regional. Planning Agency will
5 recognize the recommended State Water Resources Control Board
6 allocation and refuse to allow development within the service area
7 of District that will exceed said water use allocation.
8 7. The South Tahoe Public Utility District hereby finds
9 that there are overriding considerations to approve the project
10 as follows:
11 The benefits: of water system reliability and fire
12 suppression water availability outweigh any adverse environmental
y"'r1W 13 risk of exceeding recommended water allocation use in the District
14 service area by drilling of private wells, and that the possibility
15 of at least one jurisdiction not prohibiting the drilling of private
16 wells after the recommended water use has been reached is remote.
17 PASSED AND ADOPTED at a regular meeting of the Board of
18 Directors of South Tahoe Public Utility District held on the
19 7th day of May, 1981, by the following vote:
20 AYES:Directors Olson, Kashuba, Wynn
Madden and Jones
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22 NOES:None
23 ABSENT:None
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err 26 President, Board of Directors
SOUTH TAHOE PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT
JOHN C. WEIDMAN
ATTORNEY AT LAW L
320 MAIN $TREET V
PLACERVILLE. CA 00007
TELEPHONE
622-6260
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Clerk o e
4 SOUTH TAR PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT
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6 CERTIFICATE
7 I hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true and
8 correct copy of Resolution No. 2 2 1 5 duly and regularly
9 adopted by the Board of Directors of the SOUTH TAHOE PUBLIC UTILITY
10 DISTRICT, County of E1 Dorado, State of California, on May 7, 1981.
11 Dated: May 7, 1981.
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JOHN C. WEIDMAN
ATTORNEY AT LAW
626 MAIN WPREET 7
PLACERVILLE. CA 96667
TELEPHONE
621.5260
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Mr. Jim Cofer, Ceneral A'anager
South Tahoe Public Utility District
So. Jake Tahoe, CA 95705
YE: Coll(-Le Well Conservation Plan
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On Dr-cimber 2, )'.ork Parson j;et with Bob Raer, Ruthie 11eng, and
Bill Ett)ich for a field review of the new col eLe ::ell site. SCS
staff offers the following recta-::,endations.
l• JE',POPA'A'y FROS)ON CONTROL: Erosion control barriers should be
installed at appiopriate locations in the project area
''r•'5naLe --ales around the sediment and ater,storage pi[)e
We also r,-co;.mend you T:eep extra m-aterial on hand for cmer-
Lrncir-s, such as 8-)0 straw bales or 20-25 feet of filter
fabric fr-nce.
2. 'IENPOP.ARY VEGETATIVE f-F'OFrCTJON: Fristing vcs,,etr.tion s
be protected from construction activities should
can be use-d to contain construction work and Tvoidrdzyagento11g
shrubs and trees. The California Depart;;,ent of Forestry can
be contacted to deter;,,ine ..,hi
ch trees are dice?sed or dz;-zLcd,
end sup-est appr opriat e jc;,,c-dies.
Trenching operations should avoid da.-age to tree roots. Pax, in
and trenching should be l.ept out of the drip] ine area of nearby
trees, or no closer than five feet. D.t~:aaged roots and limbs
should be painted.
3. INFIL1R4TION FACILITIES: Infiltration trenches should be
placed along the paved driveway and dripline of the well house.
SCS staff has calculated the proper size of these trenches
attached drzwincs), T),e paved road should be slot.ed to-,aj_dSS`e
the navel trench. Si;,ce the water main
north side of the road, the pave, ent sl,ouldlslopeltoooardsoa the
trench on the south side.
4. INFILTRATION AND STOF4GE PIT: The size of the infiltration
pit should be designed to contain the Taxi;-um amount of water
supplied. Permeability rates for this Elmira soil are:
0-39 in. depth = 6.3-20 in./hr.; >39 in. depth 20 in. hr.
As there are several trees (Lodgepole) which will be flooded
we suggest not allowing water to stand longer than two to .
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the dims should fail uide]i ncs for this. If for an
further down the s% aletoe scdi,r,ent debris hasin and y r~ `son
n STPUD property culverts
to handle any sediment and erosi l should be ad[-9uate
on Prob)cros.
5• kEVF_GETATIOn: All disturbc-d
should be revegetated zed# , existing or newly orated,
r(-CC);-ndat ion "A" and '10chi id, and ,nu]ched (see c-nclosed
s]opes s1,ou)d be 11(,u )cling jobsheet); all cut and/or till
Lht to a l;rade of 2:]
The or less and stabiliz[-d,
pioje-ct site is ]c,cated on the F_fB
coarse s:,nds, soi
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0 to 5 percent s)oes. )pe: Elmira-Gefo
outs as}re$. Drairal;e is so-,c };at e>ccI) These soils are on alluvial
c-rosion hazard is slight; perr,cabilit ru"off is ver y slow, and the
ratings: Road location - ,,c,derate y 5s 1apid. 1_<,,d use ]iu,itation
c>cavation - s)iLht; dwellings - sli••ht,
You hsve any questions regardinf; our rcco-c;,:-ndat ions
contact 1•laik Parson,
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II is it ;octant to eslal,l ish vugctat ion on rc,,d cuts and fills. trod d~~~s.,
sllorel ir.cs arid strcat !.anls, and other arCaS dislurLed in construction .,r,rl or
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I ,r re n for other reasons. A g:ic,d cc,,Cr of vt•grIat ion r on 1,ruIr•ct tIt y ,rca f►L,rr.
t ri : ion, ii; ir- we !j1(.rhr.,r.(c, rt c'uCe reinIenerice, rr:4„ce Strtii.~ t icin, a .d 1,rC,-
a lu,.yer life for a cc,.plettd piojr'ct. It rcy also ir.y,rc, c the .,rta fur
wi.1dI i fe.
Seeding or other planting should be done as soon as possible and practical after
construction is cornple_ted. The best n-cans of providing for good stands of grasses
or other ground cover is to place topsoil on sterile areas. As little as 1 inch
will be helpful, rrore is better.
Scedbed and Plantin12: Roughen planting areas to a 4 to 6 inch depth in order to
proriote gerrninat ion and stand growth. A harrow wi 11 leave the area in good con-
dition for planting. If possible, seed should be drilled to a 112 inch depth.
Broadcasted seed should be uniformly spread and raked to the some depth.
.Seed Specifics: Vhen planting legumes, be sure to irinoculate the seed prior to
seeding. Obtain seed from a reputable dealer to ensure viable seed that will
have a high percent of germination. Use recommended varieties only.
Mulch: Areas other than those to be sodded will require mulching. A uniform
cover of weed-free straw will reduce erosion until a stand can be established.
A soil protected by mulch holds moisture and promotes germination and growth.
Mulches %-.rill need to be anchored to prevent wind rei;oval. "Punch" straw into
ground with a shovel at intervals of 6 incties roving across the slope or use
a straw crimping machine or sheepsfoot over the area twice. See the enclosed
jobsheet.
Irritation: Irrigate the planting for one growing season or until grass is es=
tablis-hed Dry areas may require occasional v:•atering during su;;n,er.
SCS RECOXIMENDS THE FOLLOWING PLANTING MATERIAL G FERTILIZER
Recommiendation "A" - standard mixture Lbs/Acre Lbs/1000 sq. ft.
Planting materials:
1. Tegmar Intern.ediate ►•:heatgrass or Luna
pubescent wheatgrass or Arriba western
wheatgrass 25 •57
2. Durar hard fescue or Potomac orchardgrass 10 _22 _
3. I.'Site Dutch clover, yelle:,r sweet clover,
or Lutana titer milk-vetch 10 .22
Fertilizer: Use 16-20-0, or other fast release fertilizer.
Rate: 1. 250 lbs/acre (5.7 lbs/1000 sq. ft.) - first application
2. 150 lbs/acre (3.5 lbs/1000 sq. ft.) - supple ental spring
applications as needed.
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using clei;n I:eed-tree strew, at the following rate(s):
a. 2:1(50') to 1.5:1 slopes - Apply the mulch at the rate of 2.5 ton
2cr-e(115 lbs./1000sq.ft.), Only on short lengths (10 ft. or less) s/
should tl;e straw be punched in by hand-tucking or shovel. A tack-
*46W iffier or „Ftting should be used to tie down the mulch. Consult the
enclosed job sheet.
b. 2:1(50%) to 4:1(25%) slopes - Apply' the mulch at the rate of 2 tons/
6cre(90 lbs./1000sq.ft. The mulch should be crimped or punched into
the soil, or held by netting or some tackifying agent. Consult the
enclosed job sheet.
c. 4:1(25") on flatter slopes - Apply the mulch at the rate of 1.5t.ons/
arre(20 1 bs./1000sq, ft. The mulch should be cr-i1;sped or j)l,ncl;ed into
Ilse soil, or held by netting or sc.--,)e tachifying acent. Consult the
enclosed job sr,eet.
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