10-07-93M ~' NUT E S
REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
SOUTH TAHOE PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT
OCTOBER 7, 1993
The Board of Directors of the South Tahoe Public Utility District met in
a regular session October 7, 1993, 4:00 PM, City Council Chambers, 1900
Lake Tahoe Boulevard.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
President Pierini, Directors Mason
Wallace, Mosbacher
ROLL CALL
STAFF:
Baer, Solbrig, McFarlane, Mamath,
L. Eddy, Schroeder, Noble, Brown,
Garcia, Christianson, Hydrick,
Hoggatt, Gwinn, Attorney Sare
GUESTS:
Frank DuQuite/City Council, Ty Baldwin,
Jeff DeLong/Tahoe Daily Tribune, Chris
Strohm, Jack Burnam/Carollo Engineers,
John Hulin, Secretary/Lakeside Park
Assn., Jim Jones, Jean Persson/Lakeside
resident
None.
COMMENTS FROM THE AUDIENCE
Shop Steward:
No Report.
Director Mason requested Consent Item
1 be brought forward and voted on
separately; President Pierini requested
Consent Item 5 be brought forward for
a separate vote.
CORRECTIONS TO AGENDA OR CONSENT
CALENDAR
Moved Mason/Second Mosbacher/Passed
to approve the Consent Calendar as
amended:
CONSENT CALENDAR
2)
Authorized two-week disconnection
procedures for delinquent accounts
on the accompanying list. (The list
becomes a part of these minutes by
reference herein as Attachment 1.);
3)
Authorized hauling District spoils
to Ormsby Land Fill by J. Garcia
Trucking for an amount not to
exceed $25,000;
4)
Approved Wunschel & Small's Change
Order 4/$15,773.25, the Closeout
Agreement & Notice of Completion on
1993 Water Main Replacement project.
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CONSENT ITEMS BROUGHT FORWARD FOR ACTION/DISCUSSION
Moved Mason/Second Wallace/Passed
to approve the June 4, 1992 & June
18, 1992 Regular Board Meeting
minutes.
REGULAR BOARD MEETING MINUTES
(Consent Item 1, B & C)
Moved Wallace/Second Mosbacher/Mason
Abstained/Passed to approve the
September 16, 1993 Regular Board
Meeting minutes.
REGULAR BOARD MEETING MINUTES
(Consent Item 1, A)
Moved Mason/Second Mosbacher/Pierini
Abstained/Passed to authorize staff
to advertise and auction surplus items.
SURPLUS AUCTION
(Consent Item 5)
ITEMS FOR BOARD ACTION
John Hulin was present and urged the
Board send the letter as requested.
Jean Persson (a resident within the
boundaries of Lakeside Park Associa-
tion) spoke against the present Lake-
side Board pursuing STPUD's assumption
of Lakeside Park Associations's water
service activities.
Moved Mason/Second Mosbacher/Passed
to authorize execution by President
Pierini of a letter response to
John D. Hulin.
Presented by Rick Hydrick.
Moved Mosbacher/Second Wallace/Passed
to authorize purchase of monitoring
equipment: SCADA central equipment,
software and training for an amount
not to exceed $95,439.
Presented by Jim Hoggatt.
Moved Mason/Second Mosbacher/Passed
to approve Manuel Brothers Change
Order No. 2/$9,451.
Presented by Diane Noble.
Moved Mason/Second Mosbacher/Passed
to make Findings A through 0 as listed
in the October 7, 1993 Memorandum.
(The 10/7/93 Memorandum, Sewer Unit
Transfer Permit Application and the
6/10/93 District letter become a
part of these minutes by reference
herein as Attachment 2.)
LAKESIDE PARK ASSOCIATION:
REQUEST BY JOHN D. HULIN
PURCHASE OF SCADA SYSTEM
MARTIN AVENUE WATER MAIN
REPLACEMENT PROJECT
FIRE STATION NO. i/RELOCATION
SEWER UNIT TRANSFERS
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REGUL~ BOARD NEETING NINUTES - OCTOBER 7, 1993 PAGE
Director Wallace reported on the
results of the discussions held on
October 4, 1993. He said staff re-
viewed the progress made on the many
mitigation measures. One of his pri-
orities was not to carry over the old
GOOD FAITH MEET & CONFER
MEETINGS WITH REPRESENTATIVES
FROM THE LEAGUE TO SAVE LAKE
TAHOE AND THE CALIFORNIA
ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE
mitigation items into the new agreement.
Attorney Sare added to the comments by
Director Wallace. He stated at the
beginning of the meetings the League
and A.G. felt the District had not
made sufficient progress on prior
commitments, but after staff had
explained the District's efforts
toward the prior commitments, he felt
the distrust had been eliminated and
the League and A.G. representatives
were now more satisfied, providing, by
March, 1995, the District will have let
the contract for the 2nd ERB or the
alternative power source. He said every-
one seemed to agree that an alternative
power source was prefereable to an add-
itional ERB. The Distirct tentatively
agreed to continue pursuing an auxiliary
power source, support the transit terminal
(Park Ave. Project), and the pursuit of
the ongoing Facility Plan (environmental
document) to serve the community for the
next 20 years .... to be started in the
spring of 1994.
Director Wallace recommended Attorney
Sare move forward with negotiations,
based on Board approval, and have staff
prepare environmental documents. The
Board concurred with the recommendation.
No Board Action.
Attorney Sare reported on Carollo
Engineer's E & O insurance coverage;
Richard Solbrig reported on the
budget for the project.
ERB/STANDBY POWER PROJECT
Moved Mosbacher/Second Wallace/Passed
to authorize Carollo Engineer's Task
Order 22 in the amount of $85,000.
Presented by Pat Mamath who asked for
direction on whether or not to pursue
a change in the Board meeting place
due to the new fee of $165/per meeting
charged by the City.
BOARD MEETING LOCATION
The consensus of the Board was to stay
at the Council Chambers while the Clerk
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looked for a permanent new meeting place. BOARD MEETING LOCATION
(Continued)
No Board Action.
Moved Wallace/Second Mosbacher/Passed
to authorize payment in the amount of
$801,329.91.
PAYMENT OF CLAIMS
Director Mason reported the Salary
Survey Committee had met, but they
had nothing definite to report, yet.
BOARD MEMBER COMMITTEE REPORTS
Director Mosbacher reported the
Planning Committee had met and she
felt there was no reason why the
1994 building season could not go
forward.
Director Wallace reported the
Operations Committee was due to
meet on 10/12. Finance officer
Mc Farlane said the focus of the
meeting would be to discuss insur-
ance claims associated with sewage
spills/backups and staff's recom-
mendations to prevent similar
incidents.
Manager:
Manager Baer reported on 3 items:
STAFF REPORTS
1) The passage of AB 1224 and the
support from the community which
protects our $2.6 Million from the
property tax shift. He planned to
send letters of appreciation to the
various agencies & organizations
who sent support letters. He will
have a Resolution of appreciation
prepared for the next Board meeting
commending Assemblyman Knowles,
Senator Leslie & Governor Wilson;
2) The Management medical insurance
is due for renewal with significant
changes. Staff will request proposals
from other insurance carriers;
3) The test for the emergency gen-
erator at Luther Pass Pump Station
will commence 10/25. Neighborhood
members will be informed and questioned
after testing for their observations.
A community meeting will also be held
11/9 to talk to the immediate neighbors.
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REOULAR BO2t.~D NEETING NINUTES - OCTOBER 7, 1993 PAGE
Past Meetings/Events
9/06/93 - County Water Agency Board Mtg.
(canceled)
9/21/93 - City Council (Council Chamber
Use Rates)
9/23/93 - Mgmt. Salary Survey Committee
w/Consultant
9/28/93 - 8:00 AM Water Agency Special
Board Mtg. re lawsuit
9/28/93 - 8:30 AM STPUD Special Board
Mtg. re lawsuit
9/28/93 - 9:00 AM STPUD vs E1 Dorado
County Water Agency Court Date
10/1/93 - 8:30 AM E1 Dorado County Water
Agency Board Mtg.
10/1/93 - EDWPA @ EID
10/4/93 - League/AG - Future Connections
Customer Service Manaqer:
Diane Noble reported on the negotiations
with City staff on the City Water Use
Agreement ..... invoices will be exchanged
rather than in-kind services. She also
stated the legal staff would be respon-
sible to rewrite the Hold-Harmless
Agreement.
Water Operations Manaqer:
Rick Hydrick reported on the reason for
the 10/4/93 spill at the Luther Pass
Pump Station coming from the manways
(3 ft. portholes) during the cleaning
and repainting operations.
Attorney:
Attorney Sare reported on two items:
1) Federal (basin-wide) Grant - We are
close to having a joint bistate Bill
signed by 4 Senators (CA & NV).
2) EPA Grant Appeal - A 10/13 meeting
is planned at EPA, Region IX in San
Francisco to ask for additional funding.
10/13/93 - 1:30 PM - EPA Grant Appeal
@ EPA, San Francisco
10/21/93 - 4:00 PM - Regular Board Mtg.
10/26/93 - 6:00 PM - Candidates Forum @
Rec. Center (Aspen Room)
11/3-5 - ACWA Fall Conference/Anaheim
11/12&13 - CASA @ Napa
NOTICE OF FUTURE MEETINGS
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This item had been scheduled for dis-
cussion during Executive Session, but
it was determined no Executive Session
was needed. Manager Baer explained
the procedure he had used in his Re-
quest For Proposals for legal services
and his contact with the District's
liability insurance carrier. He
stated the District was not covered
by insurance under this situation.
SELECTION OF ATTORNEY TO
REPRESENT DISTRICT IN LAWSUIT:
RICHARD BOTTINI v. STPUD
Manager Baer recommended the Greve,
Clifford firm based on their response
to the RFP and their lower rates.
It was the consensus of the Board to
hire the Greve, Clifford, Diepenbrock,
& Paras firm.
No Board Action.
5:50 PM
MEETING BREAK
6:00 PM
MEETING RESUMED AND ADJOURNED TO
EXECUTIVE SESSION
Pursuant to Government Code
Section 54956.9(b)(1)/Discussion
of significant exposure to
litigation/EL DORADO COUNTY
WATER AGENCY;
Pursuant to Government Code
Section 54957.6(a)/Discussion
with District's designated
representatives/EMPLOYEE DIS-
CIPLINARY ACTION
6:15 PM
MANAGEMENT EMPLOYEES LEFT MTG.
AND EXECUTIVE SESSION CONTINUED
Pursuant to Government Code
Section 54957.6(a)/Discussion
with District's designated
representatives/MANAGEMENT
NEGOTIATIONS - INSTRUCT
NEGOTIATORS
ADJOURNMENT
6:40 PM
SOUTH TAHOE PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT
ATTEST:
PAT A. MAMATH, CLERK OF BOARD
SOUTH TAHOE PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT
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October 7, 1993 MinUtes
Attachment 2
MEMORANDUM
South Tahoe Public Utility District
DT:
TO:
FR:
RE:
October 7, 1993 Board Meeting
Board of Directors
Diane Noble, Customer Service Manager
Fire Station No. 1 Relocation - Sewer Unit Transfer
The attached documents are necessary for the Board to take action under the provisions of
Ordinance No. 403, except where relief has been granted or conditions have been established.
The Board needs to make final approval of the transfer of nine (9) sewer units required for the
relocation of Fire Station No. 1.
The provisions of Ordinance No. 403 have been complied with except where relief has been
granted and subject to special conditions in this authorization. Specifically, the following
conditions and limitations in §ec. III, & IV have been complied with, except where relief has
been given as noted, or the condition is applicable, or a special condition has been authorized
as set forth:
The Board should make the following compliance findings:
a. No increased annual flow and strength.
Complete restoration of one of the secondary (sending) parcels will not be
achieved since the future use of the (reconfigured) parcel # 27-064-021 is
anticipated to be commercial. Demolition of existing fire station is scheduled for
May 1, 1994. Abandonment of existing fire station will take place concurrently
to occupancy of new facility scheduled for March 1994.
c. 1977, et al., Lahontan Cease and Desist Order is no longer applicable.
do
Nine (9) sewer units are required for the new fire station at the primary
(receiving) parcel.
The addition of six (6) sewer units for use by the City of South Lake Tahoe Fire
Dept. will add said six sewer units to the existing seventeen (17) sewer units
provided for in the August 5, 1965 agreement between the Lake Valley Fire
Protection District and the South Tahoe Public Utility District.
f. The City has evidenced compliance of the Fire Station relocation with its General
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Plan; the project complies with the E1 Dorado County General Plan and TRPA
approval.
Any sewer assessment on the secondary parcel has been paid in full; property
taxes on the secondary parcel are paid current; sewer service charges on the
secondary parcel are current.
All liens on the secondary parcel have been paid in full.
Lateral water and sewer connections for the secondary parcel will be removed,
plugged and sealed at the time of abandonment, if not utilized for future
construction.
No transfers are from damaged structures.
Any City or County Sewer Connection Ordinance has been complied with.
Waive §ec. Ill, B. Six (6) sewer units from secondary parcel # 27-064-181 are
classified as commercial units transferring to public service class; partial transfer
of said six (6) commercial units is being made.
Provisions of Ordinance No. 300, as amended by Ordinance No. 359, for issuing
a sewer permit have been complied with.
A duly authorized written request for cancellation of the existing sewer permit for
the seocndary parcel is on file; cancellation of permit to be initiated at the
abandonment date of said parcel, concurrently with occupancy of primary parcel.
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SOUTH TAHOE PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT
APPLICATION
FOR
TRANSFER OF SEWER UNITS PERMIT
FIRE STATION NO. i PRIMARY PARCEL
OWNER OF RECORD: City of South Lake Tahoe
MAILING ADDRESS: 1052 Tata Lane
South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150
PRIMARY PARCEL NUMBER AND ADDRESS:
APN 27-323-171
1252 Ski Run Boulevard
South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150
TRANSFER OF SEWER UNITS
SECONDARY PARCEL(S)
9 Sewer Units from the following Secondary Parcels:
ORIGINATING
APN
27-064-181
27-064-021
PREVIOUS
OCCUPANT/OWNER
SEWER UNITS
ON SITE
SEWER UNITS
TRANSFERRED
OWNER OF RECORD:
Sushi House 19 6
3 3
CSLT (existing
fire station #1)
SECONDARY PARCEL
(TRANSFERRING PARCEL)
City of South Lake Tahoe Redevelopment Agency: 27-064-181
City of South Lake Tahoe: 27-064-021
1052 Tata Lane
South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150
PRIMARY PARCEL
(RECEIVING PARCEL)
MAILING ADDRESS:
The sewer units for the primary parcel are for those facilities
shown on the Plans delivered to the District by City on April 30
and May 3, 1992. Tim Rieger and Greg Schrempp, Inspectors for the
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District, completed a required sewer unit count from these plans
which totalled 11 sewer units. Subsequently, the city removed from
the plans a 3rd restroom on the second floor, resulting in a total
9 sewer units required at the primary parcel, as described below:
DESCRIPTION
FIXTURE UNITS
SEWER UNITS
KITCHEN FIRST FLOOR
1 Wash up sink
1 Wash up sink (Island)
HANDICAP RESTROOM FIRST FLOOR
1 Water closet
1 Lav
1 Floor drain
JANITOR CLOSET FIRST FLOOR
i Janitor sink
APPARATUS ROOM FIRST FLOOR
1 Wash up sink
1 Drinking fountain
3 Floor drains
TURNOUT STORAGE FIRST FLOOR
! Floor sink
1 Floor drain
GENERATOR ROOM FIRST FLOOR
1 Floor sink
RESTROOM SECOND FLOOR
2 Water closets
1 Urinal
3 Lavs
2 Showers
1 Janitor sink
2
2
3
1
2
2
6
3
3
4
2
Total
45 + 5 =
9 SU
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TRANSFER CONDITIONS:
Water Conservation Measures
Flow from Lavatory Faucets, Sink Faucets, and Showerheads
shall be 3 G.P.M. maximum and stamped from factory stating
same, or the manufacturers must certify the same.
2. Ail Water Closets and Urinals shall be 1.6 G.P. flush maximum.
Ordinance No.403 Transfer of Sewer Units
Abandonment of existing fire station will take place concur-
rently to occupancy of new facility scheduled for March 1994.
Compliance of the Fire Station relocation with the City/County
General Plan and Tahoe Regional Planning Agency approval.
Any sewer assessment on the secondary parcel has been paid in
full; property taxes on the secondary parcel are paid current;
sewer service charges on the secondry parcel are paid current.
Ail liens on the secondary parcel have been paid in full.
Lateral water and sewer connections for the secondary parcel
will be removed, plugged and sealed at the time of abandon-
ment, if not utilized for future construction.
Any city or County Sewer Connection Ordinance has been
complied with.
7. No transfers are from damaged structures.
10.
The city of South Lake Tahoe is the legal owner of record of
the parcel of real property referred to in this application as
the Primary Parcel (copy of grant deed provided).
City Attorney of South Lake Tahoe or the County Counsel of E1
Dorado will record a notice of transfer describing the primary
and secondary parcels.
Ail provisions of Ordinance 403 are complied with, except
where relief has been granted or conditions have been
etablished.
CITY
By:
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P.O. Box 19487 · South Lake Tahoe, California 96151-3487
1975 Meadow Crest Drive ° Phone (915) 544-6474 · FAX (916) ~41-0~14
June 10, 1993
General Manager
SOUTH TAHOE PUBLIC UTILITY BISTRICT ROBERT G. BAER
A PUBLIC AGENCY D/rectors
ROBERT MASON
MARY LOU MOSBACHER
STEVEN J. ONYSKO
LOU PIERINI
DUANE WALLACE
Mr. Tim Oliver, Engineering Supervisor
City of South Lake Tahoe
1900 Lake Tahoe Boulevard
South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150
Re: Fire Station No. 1 - Relocation to APN 27-323-171
Dear Tim:
Thank you for the opportunity to review the plans for the new Fire Station to be located at 1252
Ski Run Boulevard. The District's Inspectors and Engineer, Richard Solbrig, have reviewed the
plans and made the following comments:
Sewer
Sheet C3.3 concrete CIO boxes with metal lids marked "SEWER" to be installed over
outside C/O's.
Sheet C2.1 comments regarding the possible relocation of the District's 6" main to avoid
the new sewer connection must be taken out of the plans. We must require that the City
relocate the sewer shou}d there be any conflicts with utilities.
Sheet C2.1 Prior to any portions of the sewer lateral being encased in concrete, it must
first be inspected by a District Inspector.
A copy of the District's requirements for building sewer must be included in the final set
of plans.
Water
Sheet C2.1 a District approved stop and drain valve must be installed on the domestic
supply line within 30" outside of the building foundation.
Sheet C2.1 A District approved Reduced Pressure Principle Backflow Assembly must be
2installed on the domestic supply line upstream of any connections. Assembly must be
installed according to S.T.P.U.D. specifications and be tested by a District recognized
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June 10, 1993
Page 2
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Backflow Assembly Tester upon installation. Installation detail sheet must be included
in the final set of plans.
Sheet C2.1 A line size 3" inch water meter (3" Sensus Series W Turbo Meter Model W-
350 DR with TR/PL Model Touch Read System) must be installed according to
S.T.P.U.D. specifications on the fire supply line at the connection point to the District.
Installation detail must be included on the final set of plans. This is due to the obvious
usage (see sheet FS2.1) beyond normal potential suppression at this location (District
ordinance//360, Art. 7 Sec. 7.4).'
A copy of the District's requirements for water connection must be included on the final
set of plans.
We have performed a sewer unit count from the plans submitted (see attached). The plans show
a total of 11 sewer units required for the new facility. This count includes the bathroom
described as "future bathroom." If you delete the future bathroom from the plans, the total
fixture units will decrease by 8 fixture units, a savings of 2 sewer units on the project.
In confirming our phone conversations, the District anticipates a transfer application from the
City, moving the three (3) sewer units which presently exist at Fire Station//2 (APN 27-064-02)
to the new site. The remaining sewer units required--eight (8) with the future bathroom, six (6)
without the future bathroom--will be transferred from the City's redevelopment pool (the sending
parcels will need to be identified by the City). I am enclosing a transfer application for the
existing sewer units. Please allow time to agendize this transfer for formal approval by the
Board.
A breakdown of sewer transfer fees for both scenarios follows:
1 l Sewer Units transferred X $1330/S.U. = $14,630
Saddle Inspection Fee = 50
Perlnit Fee = 35
Total (includes future bath)
= $14,715
9 Sewer Units transferred X $1330/S.U. =
Saddle Inspection Fee =
Permit Fee =
Total (without future bath)
$11,970
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$12,055
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T. Oliver
June 10, 1993
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The water connection fee for the new facility is based on water use projections provided by
Dinter Engineering on behalf of the City. The connection fee is subject to a 3-year consumption
evaluation by the District as provided by Ordinance No. 439:
4250 peak day demand
609 GPD/SFDU =
7 SFDU
(Single Family Dwelling Units)
7 SFDU X $1550 = $10,850
Note: There will be no connection fee associated with the 3" line, however. COnsumption
will be applied to the City's use as provided by the City/District Water Agreement,
known as the City Water MOU. One-year prepaid meter charges on both lines waived;
charges to be billed quarterly.
I am enclosing additional specs and requirements for your use. If you wish additional copies
of these documents to be supplied to your architect or contractor, please let me know.
Sincerely,
Diane M. Noble
Customer Service Manager
Enclosures
cc: Rob Lauder, Lumos & Assoc.
Jaye Von Klug, Redevelopment
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REVISED LIST FOR BOARD
MEETING OF OCTOBER 7, 1993
Attachment 1
ACCOUNTS SUBMITTED FOR AUTHORIZATION
OF DISCONNECTION PROCEEDINGS
ACCOUNT #
2. 23-191-181
3. 23-221-351
~ 23-613-021
6. 23-613-061
23-654-031
8. 23-671-061
9. 23-693-t)61
10 23-733-321
11 25-351-111
12. 25-433-061
14. 26-092-10i
~45. 26-!2!40!
16. 26-144-051
17.
2.6-241-101
· -.,- 26-263-06i
NAME
1~17~T A XT~TI~ F~ k '~TT~,TI~C~C
ROBERT BERRY
JOHN BURKE
TED ~r A ~,T A ,,,,,,c
LEOPOLDO GARCIA
WM FUNDERBURK
JOHN GENZALE
LEON MAKOWSK!
JEAN BEAUCHAMP
KURT HOLOBAUGH
PAULA PETERSON
DOLORES RUSSELL
OLIVA RANDAZZO
DER~CK MCCLURE
DANIEL PRICE
JOHN HYLLESTED
SERV ADDRESSS
921 EMERALD BAY
2303 JABiES AVE
1878 AGATE
917 JULIE
786 ~NITA
933 TAHOE IS DR.
707 WENTWORTH
2288 WASHINGTON
1417 MEADOW C~ST DR
2554 H~iBOLDT
1955 HIGH MEADOW
745 MODESTO AVE
870 PALOMA AVE
2920 SACRAMENTO
3043 LAKE TAHOE BLVD
~MOUNT
524.96
292.03
279.90
279.90
289.92
282.71
279.83
279.96
279.90
279.51
2~6.35
293.07
307.37
328.64
382.06
524.56
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'-' j. 27-223-2Gi
21. 27-34-011
22. 28-081-061
23. 28-301-021
24. 29-402-071
25. 31-202-091
26. 32-278-371
~ / · ~-~0~-~
29.
30. 34-132-091
32. 34-283-051
33, 34-29i-131
34. 34-313-031
35. 34-584-161
36
37. 34-683-151
38. 34-713-041
39.
JOHN
HERMAN DESOMBER
ZEHRENS NURSERY
CLIFFORD WRIGHT
FRED POWER
STEPHANIE KEUSSEFF
PAUL LOvE
JAMES FIELDS
PEARL LOGAN
TIM G~ENE
WAH LEE
WANDA PELKEY
JOHN BROZOVICH
GERALD DIGNAM
MICItELLE EVANS
FInD ItOEHN
ALgERT ~v
~} A h~Tl~' [
1109 GLENMWOOD WY
3574 PIONEER TRL
3285 PINE HILL
3861 FIGUEROA LN
2688 OSBORNE
1124 DEDI AVE
1354 D!XIE MTN
1795 NARRAGANSETT
300.99
403.01
325.04
279.90
279.9O
3O2.69
325.04
296.36
1420 IROQUO!S
1989 HOPI AVE
1.974 ARROWHEAD
1020 MOHAWK ST
791 CHOLULU
1540 ZAPOTEC DR
1763 SAPONI ST
1769 SAPON! ST
2361 wc~ ~r~c~ ~ CT
325.04
334.90
279.10
280.20
344.16
287.72
283.14
286.49
32~.S6
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43. 80-104-091
44. 81-073-011
45. 81-141-171
MURPHY ENGLES
RAYMOND BOOTHE
VICTOR GONZALES
TOTAL
1127 ARAVAIPA
1565 CRYSTAL AIR
12541 GLEN EAGLES
283.19
286.32
299.50
$14,196.10
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Date:
BOARD MEETING
PItONE NUMBER:
GUEST SIGN-IN SHEET: (please print)
ADDRESS:
NOTE:
COMPLETION OF THE ABOVE INFO~TION IS VOLUNTARY AND NOT A
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