Resolution No. 1815 WJML:RJH :np 6 -14 -73 .8c
RESOLUTION NO. 1815
A RESOLUTION AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 1676,
"A RESOLUTION OF INTENTION TO ACQUIRE AND
CONSTRUCT IMPROVEMENTS"
ASSESSMENT DISTRICT 1971 -1
RESOLVED, by the Board of Directors of the South Tahoe Public
Utility District, El Dorado County, California, that
WHEREAS, on April 6, 1972, Resolution No. 1676, A Resolution
of Intention to Acquire and Construct Improvements, was adopted by
this Board;
WHEREAS, the public interest, convenience and necessity require
that with respect to parcels 46, 47, 49, 52, 53, 54, 55, 60, 61, 72, 76,
82, 84, 87, 89, 90, 102, 104, 106, 117, 118, 119, 122, 124, 125, 168,
170, 171, 174, 181, 185, 189, 194, 195, 196, 197, 199, 200, 201, 203
and 204, as shown on the boundary map filed in the office of the
Clerk on March 16, 1972, the acquisition of the rights of service
and use as described in clauses (b) and (c) of Exhibit A to said Reso-
lution No. 1676 should be limited at this time to acquisition of said
rights of service and use for only one acre of such parcels, except
as to parcels 46 and 55 for which the acquisition of said rights should
be for only seven and 12.1 acres, respectively, being one acre (and
seven and 12.1 acres as to said parcels 46 and 55) adjacent to the
facilities descried in clause (a) of said Exhibit A and immediately
benefited by the facilities described in said clauses (b) and (c),
with acquisition of said rights of service and use for the additional
acreage within each such parcel being deferred until such time as all
i lbe or any portion thereof maybe benefited by and require said rights of
service and use;
WHEREAS, the U. S. Department of Agriculture (Forest Service) has
determined that certain sewer lines and a pump station and force main
to serve only Forest Service lands subject to private permits should
not be included in this project, 100% of the cost of which were to be
contributed by the Forest Service; and the owners of parcels 8 and 46,
as shown on the aforesaid boundary map, have requested that no gravity
sewer lines be installed to serve said parcels but rather that sewage
from said parcels be delivered to the pump station described at 3
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clause (a) of Exhibit A to said Resolution No. 1676 [being (1) in
clause (a) of Exhibit A to this resolution] via existing sewer lines
within said parcels which existing lines have been and shall continue
to be owned, maintained and operated by the owners of said parcels;
WHEREAS, the routing of certain sewer lines should be changed;
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that said Resolution No.
1676 be, and the same is hereby, amended as follows:
1. By changing Exhibit A to read as set forth on Exhibit A
attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference.
2. By adding the following at the end of paragraph 1 of said
Resolution No. 1676, to wit: "Acquisition of the rights of service
and use described in clauses (b) and (c) of said Exhibit A for parcels
46, 47, 49, 52, 53, 5 55, 60, 61, 72, 76, 82, 84, 87, 89, 90, 102,
104, 106, 117, 118, 119, 122, 12 125, 168, 170, 171, 174, 181, 185,
189, 194, 195, 196, 197, 199, 200, 201, 203 and 204 as shown on the
boundary map filed in the office of the Clerk on March 16, 1972,
shall be limited at this time to acquisition of said rights of service
and use for only one acre of such parcels, except as to parcels 46
and 55 for which the acquisition of said rights shall be for only
seven and 12.1 acres, respectively, being one acre (and seven and 12.1
acres as to said parcels 46 and 55) adjacent to the facilities des-
cribed in clause (a) of said Exhibit A and immediately benefited by the
facilities described in said clauses (b) and (c), with acquisition of
said rights of service and use for the additional acreage within each
filmw such parcel being deferred until such time as all or any portion there-
of may be benefited by and require said rights of service and use.
3. By changing paragraph 10 of said Resolution No. 17+6 to read
as follows, to wit:
"(10.It is the intention of said Board that the U. S. Depart-
ment of Agriculture (Forest Service) shall make a contribution to the
costs and expenses of said acquisitions and improvements, to cover the
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proportionate share thereof attributable to sanitary sewerage service for
lands owned by said Department which are used by private permittees of
said Department and which are used or may be used by said Department
for picnic and campgrounds, or other similar purposes, which contribu-
tion shall be the sum of amounts equal to (a) 21% of the costs of de-
sign engineering, surveying and acquisitions for and construction and
inspection of main sewers, pump stations and force mains which will
assist in serving both
g private lands and Forest Service lands subject
to private permits (as described at "1 ", "2 ", ►► '►5", 116 it, "8", "9 ",
"11" and "19" in clause "a" of Exhibit A hereto), (b) 34% of the costs
of design engineering, surveying and acquisitions for and construction
and inspection of a pump station, force main and main sewer which will
assist in serving both private lands and Forest Service lands subject
C r to private permits and in use or which may be used for picnic and camp-
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grounds (as described' n at 12 " n and "13" ►► in clause "a" of Exhibit A here-
to), and (c) 70% of the costs of design engineering,, surveying and ac-
quisitions for and construction and inspection of a trunk line which
will assist in serving both private lands and Forest Service lands
subject to private permits and in use or which may be used for picnic
and campgrounds (as described at "14" in clause "a" of Exhibit A hereto)."
4. By adding the following at the end of clause (d) in paragraph
15 of said Resolution No. 1676, to wit: "and said diagram shall also
show with respect to said subdivisions of land as to which acquisition
of rights of service and use are limited as provided in paragraph 1 of
this resolution, the portions thereof for which said rights are and are
not acquired, and shall clearly indicate on the first page thereof that
acquisition of said rights for portions of said parcels are not included
in the assessmentsfor said parcels."
Fresiden(
ATTEST: South Tahoe Public Utility District
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Clerk and Etc officio Secretary
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I hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true and correct copy
of RESOLUTION NO, 1815 , duly and regularly adopted by the Board of
Directors of the South Tahoe Public Utility District, El Dorado County,
California, at a meeting thereof duly held on the 21st day of June, 1973,
by the following vote:
AYES, Directors: Wakeman, Fesler, Hegarty, and Ream
NOES, Directors: None
ABSENT, Director: Kortes
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David W. Callahan, Clerk and Ex- officio
Secretary of the Board
SOUTH TAHOE PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT
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The installation and construction of sanitary sewer systems, includ-
ing trunk sewers, collection sewers, necessary pumping stations and
force mains, manholes, flushing devices, rodholes, wye branches,
laterals and appurtenances on streets and roads and in easements to
be acquired therefor, to serve each of the separate parcels of land
within the boundaries of the proposed assessment district, as here-
inafter described, 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 Nos. 46 and 8 on the boundary map hereinafter referred t'o, which
parcels of land are along and adjacent to the west, south and east
shores of Fallen Leaf Lake, and which facilities include the follow-
ing: (1) a 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 along Fallen Leaf Road to
a point just north of the intersection of said Road and Glen Alpine
Creek; (2) a main sewer commencing at the termination of said force
main described at "1" above and extending southerly and easterly
in and along said Fallen Leaf Road to a point approximately 600 feet
easterly of the east boundary of the parcel identified as No. 61 on
said boundary map; (3) a main sewer commencing at the pump station
described at "4" below and extending easterly in and along said
Fallen Leaf Road approximately 350 feet: (4) a pump station located
at the point where said main sewer described at "2' above terminates
with a force main extending easterly therefrom along said Fallen Leaf
Road to a point on said Road near the easterly boundary of the parcel
identified as No. 65 on said boundary map; (5) a main sewer commenc-
ing at the termination of said force main described at "4" above and
extending northeasterly and northerly in and along said Fallen Leaf
Road to a point near the southerly boundary of the parcel identified
as No. 87 on said boundary map; (6) a pump station located at the
point where said main sewer described at '5" above terminates with a
force main extending northerly therefrom along said Fallen Leaf Road
to a point near the northerly boundary of the parcel identified as
No. 93 on said boundary map; (7) a main sewer commencing at the pump
station described at "6" above and extending northerly in and along
said Fallen Leaf Road to a point near the south boundary of the
parcel identified as No, 92 on said boundary map; (8) a main sewer
commencing at the termination of said main described at "6" above
and extending northeasterly in and along said Fallen Leaf Road to
a point near the north boundary of the parcel identified as No. 121
on said boundary map; (9) a pump station located at the termination
of said main sewer described at "8 " 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; (10) a maim sewer commencing at the pump station described at "9"
above and extending northerly therefrom to a point near the southwest
corner of the parcel identified as No. 169 on said boundary map; (11)
a main sewer commencing at the termination of said force main described
t iihr at "9" 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 202, inclusive, on said boundary map; (12) a main sewer commencing
at the point where said main sewer described at "11" above terminates
and extending northeasterly (outside the boundaries of said assess-
tent district) to a point approximately 200 feet east of Fallen Leaf
Lake and 200 feet south of the south aoundary of the parcel identi-
fied as No. 203 on said boundary map; (13) a pump station located at
AMENDED
EXHIBIT A
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k lite the termination of the main sewer described at "12" above, with a
force main extending east therefrom to a point near said Fallen Leaf
Road, thence northerly along said Road to a point approximately 25
feet north of the south boundary of said parcel No. 203; (14) a
'trunk sewer line commencing at the termination of the force mai-n
described at "13" above and extending northerly through said parcel
No. 203, land outside the boundaries of said assessment district and
the parcel identified as No. 204 on said boundary map and thence
continuing northerly approximately 3000 feet to connect to an ex-
isting Forest Service Trunk Sewer at the Forest Service Fallen Leaf
Campground; (15) a sewer line commencing at the point at which the
force main described at "1" above terminates and extending north-
westerly across thetparcels identified as Nos. 53 and 52 on said
boundary map to Tamarack Road (parcel identified as No. 51 on said
boundary map); (16) sewer lines extending northwesterly from the
main sewer described at "2" above, to serve parcels of land identi-
fied as Nos. 54, 58 and 59 on said boundary map; (17) a sewer line
commencing at the pump station described at "4' above and extending
easterly therefrom to a point near the northwest corner of the parcel
identified as No. 64 on said boundary map; (18) a sewer line commenc-
ing in the parcel identified as No. 106 on said map, at the main
sewer described at "8" above, and extending easterly and southerly
to the northwest corner of the parcel identified as 103 on said
boundary map; (19) a main sewer commencing in the parcel identified
as No. 198 on said boundary map, at the main sewer described at "11"
above, and extending easterly to and in and along said Fallen Leaf
Ihr 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
(20) a main sewer commencing at the termination of said main sewer
described at "19" above and extending south to a point near the south-
east 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 thence southerly through the easterly end of the
parcel identified as No. 117 on said map and terminating in the parcel
identified as No. 106 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- 00T- 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- 00T- 1708(TP) and amend-
ments thereto (limited, however, as provided in Resolution of Inten-
tion 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.
AMENDED
EXHIBIT A
South Tahoe Public Utility District
Assessment District 1971 -1
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