Resolution No. 2076M
RESOLUTION NO. 2076
A RESOLUTION OF INTENTION TO MAKE CHANGES
AND MODIFICATIONS AFTER CONFIRMATION OF
ASSESSMENT
SOUTH TAHOE PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT
ASSESSMENT DISTRICT 1971 -1
[Fallen Leaf Lake Area]
RESOLVED, by the Board of Directors of the South Tahoe Public
Utility District, E1 Dorado County, California that
WHEREAS, in proceedings by this Board under and pursuant to
Resolution No. 1676, A Resolution of Intention to Acquire and Construct
Improvements, adopted on April 6, 1972, a public hearing was duly held
on July 23, 1973, and Resolution No. 1830, A Resolution and Order
Adopting Engineer's Report, Confirming the Assessment and Ordering the
Work and Acquisitions, was adopted, and the assessment and diagram
were duly recorded and filed, a notice of assessment was duly recorded
and notices to pay assessments were duly published and mailed;
WHEREAS, on August 14, 1973, an action was filed in the Superior
Court of the State of California for the County of El Dorado, Case
No. 22677, in which action this District was restrained from entering
into a contract for construction of the sewer system improvements
ordered by this Board to be made by said Resolution No. 1830;
WHEREAS, on September 23, 1976, said Court entered its judgment
in said Case No. 22677 in favor of this District in all respects;
WHEREAS, on December 16, 1976, this Board adopted Resolution
No. 2054 in which it determined, among other things, to hold in
abeyance further proceedings under and pursuant to said Resolution
No. 1676;
WHEREAS, this Board has now determined to rescind and abandon
the determinations and orders set forth in paragraphs "1" through
"5" in said Resolution No. 2054 and to conduct further proceedings
under said Resolution No. 1676 for making of acquisitions and improve-
ments to provide sanitary sewerage facilities for the Fallen Leaf Lake
area;
WHEREAS, many of the owners of land in said area desire to be
served by and to have constructed the type of sanitary sewerage system
proposed in the Fallen Leaf Lake Project Report, dated July, 1976,
prepared for the Fallen Leaf Lake Protective Association by CSO
International,Inc., which system has been approved in concept by the
Lahonton Regional Water Quality Control Board;
WHEREAS, said Regional Board by its Resolution No. 76 -14 has
established a time schedule for implementation of the project proposed
in said Report;
t w WHEREAS, one facet thereof, namely, formation of an implementing
agency,has not been accomplished by virtue of lack of approval thereof
by the Local Agency Formation Commission of the County of E1 Dorado,
California;
WHEREAS, for the purpose of determining whether or not this
District should participate in implementing said project proposed in
said Report without the necessity of formation of an implementing
agency, this Board has appointed said CSO International,Inc., as a
Substituted Engineer of Work in these proceedings and intends to order
the changes and modifications in these proceedings which are hereinafter
set forth;
WHEREAS, said Substituted Engineer of Work has prepared and filed
with the Clerk and ex officio Secretary of this District general plans
and general specifications for said type of sanitary sewerage system
proposed in said Report and a Reused .Cost Estimate based on said system;
WHEREAS, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (Forest Service)
has abandoned its intention to make a contribution to the costs and
expenses of the sewerage system to serve the Fallen Leaf Lake area to
cover the proportionate share thereof attributable to sanitary sewerage
service for lands owned by said Department which (a) are used by
private permittees of said Department, and (b) which are used or may
be used by said Department for picnic and campgrounds, or other
similar purposes, by reason of which none of said lands will be entitled
to connect to or otherwise use, and will acquire no interest in or
rights of service from, said system;
WHEREAS, this Board intends to adopt an ordinance establishing
special connection charges applicable to said lands owned by said
Department which are used by private permittees, payable in addition
to all other charges duly established by this District, which charges
will be based on 17.13% of the costs of design engineering, surveying
and acquisitions for and construction and inspection of the facilities
which will assist in serving both private lands and said lands used
by private permittees of said Department [being the facilities
described at (1) , (3) , (4) , (5) , (6) , (8) , (10) , (11) and (12)
in Second Amended Exhibit A hereto] and which costs are estimated to
be $951,979.32, 17.13% of which is $163,074.06.
WHEREAS, in the event that following the hearing hereinafter
provided for this Board orders the changes and modifications which are
hereinafter set forth, it is the intention of this Board (a) to sell
sufficient bonds representing unpaid assessments in these proceedings
to finance the cost of preparation of a Design Criteria Report, pre-
liminary design report and final plans, specifications and contract
documents sufficient for calling for bids for construction of the
sanitary sewerage system to serve the Fallen Leaf Lake area which is
contemplated by said CSO Report prepared for the Fallen Leaf Lake
Protective Association, shown on said plans and specifications pre-
pared by said Substituted Engineer of Work'and filed with the Clerk
of this District, and describedin Second Amended Exhibit A attached
hereto, to all of which last mentioned existing documents reference
is hereby made for further particulars with respect to said sewerage
system, and (b) upon completion and approval of the aforesaid docu-
ments to be prepared, to call for and receive bids for construction
of said system and to sell sufficient additional bonds representing
said unpaid assessments to finance all costs and expenses of the making
of the acquisitions and improvements requisite to complete said system
as described in Second Amended Exhibit A attached hereto;
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY DETERMINED and ORDERED as follows:
1. The public convenience, interest and necessity require, and
it is the intention of this Board to make, the following changes and
modifications in the proceedings under and pursuant to said Resolution
of Intention No. 1676, to wit:
(a) Substitution for the sanitary sewerage system heretofore
ordered to be constructed in these proceedings, as designed by and
shown on the plans and specifications therefor prepared by the
originally appointed Engineer of Work herein, of the sanitary sewerage
system hereinabove referred to;
(b) Changes in the acquisitions and improvements to be made,
by virtue of the substitution referred to at "a" above, by changing
Amended Exhibit A (attached to and made a part of Resolution No. 1815,
adopted by this Board on June 21, 1973) to read as set forth in Second
Amended Exhibit A attached hereto and made a part hereof;
(c) Elimination of the contribution to be made by the U.S.
Department of Agriculture (Forest Service) as provided for in said
Resolution No. 1676, as amended by said Resolution No. 1815, and with
respect to all lands owned by said Department within the boundaries
of said assessment district, including those subject to private permits,
elimination of rights of service and use in the sanitary sewerage
facilities to be acquired and constructed in these proceedings;
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(d) Decrease in the heretofore confirmed cost estimate and
�W assessment as follows, to wit: decrease of total costs to be assessed
from $1,360,618.56 (being $1,757,388.56 less $396,770 to be paid by
the U.S. Department of Agriculture) to $1,347,012.37 and decrease in
the total assessment from $1,360,618.56 to $1,347,012.37.;
(e) Decreases in the individual assessments by their respec-
tive proportionate shares of said decrease in the total costs to be
assessed, i.e., decreases in each individual assessment in an amount
equal to 1.0% of the individual assessments, respectively, as con-
firmed by said Resolution No. 1830; and
(f) Change in the maximum interest rate and term of the serial
bonds to be issued to represent unpaid assessments from not to exceed
"seven percent (7 %)" per annum to "eight percent (8 %)" and from not
to exceed "fourteen (14)" years from the second day of July next
succeeding ten months from their date to "nineteen (19)."
2. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Friday, the 22nd day of July,
1977, at the hour of 8:00 p.m., in the regular meeting place of this
Board, 1275 Meadow Crest Drive, South Lake Tahoe, California, are
hereby fixed as the time and place when and where this Board will
consider the matter of making said changes and modifications and
hearing all protests and persons interested therein.
3. The Clerk of this District shall cause a copy of this resolu-
tion to be published once in the Tahoe Daily Tribune, a newspaper of
general circulation published in said District and the paper in which
the Notice of Improvement under said Resolution of Intention was
published, and to be mailed, postage prepaid, to all persons owning
real property within said assessment district, whose names and addresses
appear on the last equalized assessment roll for County taxes prior to
such mailing or as known to the Clerk, said publication to be at least
ten days before said day of hearing, and said mailing to be at least
20 days prior to said hearing date.
4. In the event this Board, after the aforesaid hearing, orders
the making of the aforesaid changes and modifications, the Clerk of
this District shall forthwith (a) cause a notice to be recorded in
the office of the County Recorder of E1 Dorado County (with the request
that same be cross indexed with the Assessment Diagram for said assess-
ment district filed in said office on July 27, 1973, in Book 1, Page 202,
of Maps of Assessment Districts) which notice shall refer to this
resolution and the resolution ordering said changes and modifications
and notify all concerned, including owners and permittees of lands
shown on said diagram with respect to which no assessment number is
assigned, or if assigned such a number, with respect to which no
assessment is levied thereon (as shown on the assessment roll recorded
in the offices of the District Engineer and the County Surveyor), that
such lands acquire no rights of service and use in the sanitary sewerage
facilities acquired and constructed in these proceedings, and (b) mail
a second Notice to Pay Assessments to all owners of property assessed
in these proceedings, at their respective addresses as same appear
on the tax rolls upon which taxes of this District are collected, or
as same are on file in the office of the Clerk of this District.
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South Tahoe Publi Utigity District
ATTEST:
Clerk and ex officio Secretary —
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a) The installation and construction of sanitary sewer systems, including
trunk sewers, collection sewers, necessary pumping and /or vacuum sta-
tions, interceptor tanks and force mains, manholes, flushing devices,
rodholes, wye branches, laterals and appurtenances on roads and in
easements to be acquired therefor, to serve each of the separate par-
cels of land within the boundaries of the assessment district excepting
only that no local collector lines and laterals shall be installed and
constructed to serve Forest Service lands subject to private permits
and the parcels of land identified as No. 46 on the boundary map of
said assessment district, which parcels of land are along and adjacent
to the west, south and east shores of Fallen Leaf Lake, and which faci-
lities include the following: (1) an interceptor tank and pump station
located approximately 450 feet southerly of the north boundary of the
parcel of land identified as No. 46 on said boundary map and adjacent
to Stanford Camp Road., with a force main extending southerly therefrom,
westerly of Fallen Leaf Road a distance varying between 20 feet and 2
feet, more or less, to a point just south of the intersection of said
road and Glen Alpine Creek, terminating in a pump station; (2) an
interceptor tank located south of, adjacent to and connected to the
terminal pump station described at "1" above; (3) a force main commenc-
ing at said terminal pump station and extending southerly and easterly,
southerly of said Fallen Leaf Road a distance varying between 2 feet
and 50 feet, more or less, to a point approximately 300 feet westerly
of the west boundary of the parcel identified as No. 65 on said
boundary map, terminating in a manhole; (4) a gravity sewer line com-
mencing at said manhole and extending approximately 800 feet easterly
and northeasterly to a vacuum interface or low pressure pump station
located east of and adjacent to said Fallen Leaf Road at the west
boundary of the parcel of land identified as No. 71 on said boundary
map; (5) a vacuum or low pressure sewer line commencing at said sta-
tion described at "4" above and extending northerly approximately 4000
feet along the easterly side of said Fallen Leaf Road to a point near
the north boundary of the parcel identified as No. 121 on said boundary
map, terminating in a vacuum or pump station; (6) five vacuum interface
or low pressure pump stations spaced at varying intervals along said
sewer line described at "5" above; (7) interceptor tanks located adja-
cent and connected to said stations described in "4 "5" and "6"
above, together with collection sewer lines of varying lengths extending
from each of said interceptor tanks to serve from two to ten, more or
less, parcels of land in the vicinity of said tanks, respectively;
(8) a pump station located at the termination of said sewer line described
at "5" above, with a force main extending northerly therefrom along
said Fallen Leaf Road to a point near the northeast corner of the
parcel identified as No. 194 on said boundary map; (9) a sewer line
commencing at the interceptor tank connected to said pump station at
"8" above and extending northerly therefrom to a point near the south-
west corner of the parcel identified as No. 169 on said boundary map;
(10) a sewer line commencing at the termination of said force main
described at "8" above and extending northerly in and along said Fallen
Leaf Road to a point near the north boundary of the parcel identified
as No. 163 on said boundary map, thence extending northerly (leaving
said Road) and northeasterly through parcels identified as Nos. 196 to
201, inclusive, on said boundary map, and terminating at a pump station
located near the northerly boundary of said parcel 201; (11) a force
main commencing at said pump station and extending approximately 5200
feet easterly and northeasterly to the old Stage Coach Road and con-
tinuing along the route of said road to a manhole located 400 feet,
more or less, east of Fallen Leaf Lake and 1000 feet, more or less, north
of the parcel of land identified as No. 203 on said boundary map;
(12) a sewer line commencing at the manhole described at "11" above and
extending approximately 1800 feet northerly through the parcel identified
as No. 204 on said boundary map and thence continuing northerly approxi-
mately 3000 feet to connect to an existing Forest Service Trunk Sewer
at the Forest Service Fallen Leaf Campground; (13) a sewer line commenc-
ing at the interceptor tank described at "2" above and extending north-
westerly across Glen Alpine Creek and across the parcels identified as
Assessment District 1971 -1
[Fallen Leaf Lake Area]
SECOND AMENDED EXHIBIT A
Nos-53 and 52 on said boundary map to Tamarack Road (parcel identified
as No. 51 on said boundary map); (14) sewer lines extending northeast-
erly from the interceptor tank described at "2" above, to serve parcels
of land identified as Nos. 54, 58 and 59 on said boundary map; (15) a
sewer line commencing in the parcel identified as No. 198 on said
boundary map, at the main sewer described at "10" above, and extending
easterly to an interceptor tank located westerly and adjacent to said
Fallen Leaf Road; (16) a sewer line commencing at said interceptor
tank and extending in and along said Fallen Leaf Road to a point near
the northwest corner of the parcel identified as No. 152 on said map,
thence south to a point near the northwest corner of the parcel
identified as No. 151 on said boundary map; and (17) a sewer line
commencing at the termination of said main sewer described at "16"
above and extending south to a point near the southeast corner of the
parcel identified as No. 162 on said boundary map, thence west to the
northwest corner of the parcel identified as No. 143 on said map,
thence southerly along parcel boundary lines to a point near the
southeast corner,of the parcel identified as No. 120 on said map, and
terminating near the northeast corner of the parcel identified as
No. 117 on said map;
b) The acquisition within said boundaries of a right of service and use
in the existing sanitary sewerage and sewage treatment and disposal
facilities of said Utility District, other than the facilities
described in clause (c) hereof, which help provide service to and
which are of benefit to the properties within said area (limited,
however, as provided in Resolution of Intention No. 1676, as amended);
c) The acquisition within said boundaries of a right of service and use
in the sanitary sewerage facilities constructed by said Utility Dis-
trict for the Pope Baldwin Recreation Area, El Dorado National Forest,
pursuant to and as described in Contract No. GS- OOT- 1708(TP) between
said Utility District and the United States of America, dated June 20/25,
1968, which help provide service to and which are of benefit to the
properties within said area, for those parcels of land only the sewage
from which will constitute "non- Government loads" as such term is
used in said Contract No. GS- OOT- 1708(TP) and amendments thereto
(limited, however, as provided in Resolution of Intention No. 1676,
as amended) ;
d) The acquisition of all facilities, lands and easements and the con-
struction of all work auxiliary to any of the above as necessary to
complete the same.
South Tahoe Public Utility District
[Fallen Leaf Lake]
SECOND AMENDED EXHIBIT A
I hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true and correct
copy of Resolution No. 2076 duly and regularly adopted by the Board
of Directors of the South Tahoe Public Utility District, E1 Dorado
County, California, at a meeting thereof held on the 16th day of
June, 1977, by the following vote:
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AYES, and in favor thereof, Directors: Hegarty,.ez, Kashuba,
1,at _p Cocking and Fieldcamp
NOES, Directors: N Few /.�.
ABSENT, Directors: NONE
Clerk and ex of6 Secretary
South Tahoe Public Utility District
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