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Ordinance No. 352 - RetiredORDINANCE NO. 3 5 2 AN ORDINANCE OF THE SOUTH TAHOE PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF SECOND AMEND- MENT TO AGREEMENT BETWEEN SOUTH TAHOE PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT AND THE COUNTY OF ALPINE AND THE ALPINE COUNTY WATER AGENCY WHEREAS, there has been presented to the Board of Directors of SOUTH TAHOE PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT, Souht Lake Tahoe, E1 Dorado County, California, a SECO~D AMENDMENT TO AGREEMENT BETWEEN SOUTH TAHOE PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT AND THE COUNTY OF ALPINE AND THE ALPINE COUNTY WATER AGENCY which second amendment provides for the disposal of filtered advanCed secondary treated wastewater in Alpine County. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ENACTED by the BOARD OF DIRECTORS of the SOUTH TAHOE PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT, SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, EL DORADO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, as follows: (1) The President of said Board of Directors is hereby authorized to execute three (3) originals of said SECOND AMENDMENT TO AGREE- MENT BETWEEN SOUTH TAHOE PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT AND THE COUNTY OF ALPINE AND THE ALPINE COUNTY WATER AGENCY on behalf of South Tahoe Public Utility District. (2) The Clerk is hereby directed to attest to said President's signatures and affix the corporate seal of said District to each original AGREEMENT. The Clerk is directed to forward two (2) originals of said SECOND AMENDMENT TO AGREEMENT BETWEEN SOUTH TAHOE PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT AND THE COUNTY OF ALPINE AND THE ALPINE COUNTY WATER AGENCY executed by the SOUTH TAHOE PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT to the Alpine County Clerk for presentation to the Alpine County Board of Supervisors and retain one original for the District public records and files. PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of Directors of the SOUTH TAHOE PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT at its duly held regular meeting on the 2nd day of JUNE 1983, by the following vote: AYES: Directors Jones, Olson, Lowe, Madden and Wynn NOES: None ABSENT: None J~HR. JONES, PRESIDENT S TAHOE pu~L~ UTILITY DISTRICT ATTEST: /i MARY D.~ROSE, CLERK OF BOARD SOUTH TAHOE PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT I hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of ORDINANCE NO. 3 5 2, adopted by the Board of Directors of the SOUTH TAHOE PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT, in a duly held adjourned regular meeting on the 2nd day of JUNE 1983. /{'~/MARY ~/. ~MBROSE, 'CLERK OF BOARD SOUTH/ TAHOE PUBLIC UTILITy DISTRICT SECOND AMENDMENT TO AGREEMENT BETWEEN SOUTH TAHOE PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT AND THE COUNTY OF ALPINE AND THE ALPINE COUNTY WATER AGENCY THIS AGREEMENT made by and between the SOUTH TAHOE PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT, a public utility district, formed pursuant to "The Public Utility District Act" of the State of California, acting by and through its Board of Directors, hereinafter called "District", and the COUNTY OF ALPINE, a political sub-division of the State of California, acting by and through its Board of Supervisors, hereinafter called "County", and the ALPINE COUNTY WATER AGENCY created by the Alpine County Water Agency Act of the State of California, acting by and through its Board of Directors, hereinafter called "Agency", dated April 3, 1967, is the Second Amendment to Agreement Between South Tahoe Public Utility District and the County of Alpine and the Alpine County Water Agency. WI TN E S SE TH 1. WHEREAS, District proposes to discharge filtered advanced secondary treated wastewater into transmission and storage facilities and from transmission and storage facilities located within the boundaries of County and Agency and maintain Indian Creek Reservoir as a recreational reservoir with West Fork Carson River water and Indian Creek waters for an indefi- nite term. . ' ' ~2. WHEREAS;-a' second amendment to the parties' .agree- ment is required for the said dischar'ge of filtered advanced secondary t.reated wastewater, and said maintenance of Indian Creek Reservoir as a recreational reservoir with West Fork Carson River and Indian Creek waters for an indefinite term. NOW, THEREFORE, the parties agree as follows: 1. The Agreement between South Tahoe Public Utility Dis- trict and the County of Alpine and the Alpine County Water Agency, dated April 3, 1967, and the First Amendment to Agreement between South Tahoe Public Utility District and the County of Alpine and County Water Agency, dated August 21, 1972, are hereby amended as follows: A. District may modify and/or construct or cause to be modified and/or constructed the following facilities within the boundaries of County and Agency. (1) Construct a dam and reservoir below Indian Creek Reservoir at Harvey Place shown in Exhibit A. (2) Modify Indian Creek Pipeline and construct wastewater and water transmission facilities to Harvey Place. (3) Modify and construct West Fork Carson River ~ water transmission facilities to and from Indian Creek Reservoir. (4) Construct transmission facilities to re- route Indian Creek waters above Harvey Place to Indian Creek Reservoir and from Indian Creek Reservoir to Indian Creek below Harvey Place. (5) Construct, maintain and operate a sprinkler - 2 - and/or flood irrigation system or systems on lands now owned by Schwake, shown on Exhibit A, for the purposes of delivery of wastewater or water to said lands and the irrigation thereof. (6) Construct structures necessary for delivery and control of wastewater and water dis- charged by District from Harvey Place Storage Reservoir or Indian Creek Pipeline. (7) Modify and enlarge the Diamond Ditch system for purposes of delivery of wastewater and water to and on lands, and the irrigation thereof, now owned by Bruns, Celio, Dressier, Gansberg, Sr., Hall and Neddenriep, shown on Exhibit A. (8) Construct and/or extend the Diamond Ditch system or other transmission facilities for the purposes of delivery of wastewater and water to and on lands, and the irrigation thereof, now owned by Smith and Springmeyer, shown on Exhibit B. (9) Construct and/or extend wastewater and water facilities for the purposes of delivery of wastewater and water to and on lands, and the irrigation thereof, and/or construct, maintain and operate a sprinkler irrigation system or systems for the purposes of delivery of wastewater and water to and on -3 - Be (10) (11) (12) (13) (1~) the lands, and the irrigation thereof, now owned by Heise, shown in Exhibit A. Cause to be constructed, maintained and operated a sprinkler irrigation system or systems for the purpose of delivery of waste- water and water to and on the lands of Abel, shown on Exhibit A. Construct wastewater facilities for the pur- poses of delivery of wastewater to and on lands of Harvey Place, and the irrigation thereof, not inundated by the reservoir con- structed on Harvey Place. Construct emergency spillway facilities for Harvey Place dam and reservoir and diversion structure on Indian Creek and flood channel or channels therefore to divert storm waters around Harvey Place. Construct fencing for Harvey Place shown on Exhibit A and construct any facilities re- quired by the California Department of Fish and Game mitigation plan for wildlife habitat caused by Harvey Place Reservoir inundation. Remove clay from the lands of Heise shown on Exhibit A and replace with other material as required by the U. S. Soil Conservation Service Clay Removal Plan. District may discharge filtered advanced secondary wastewater through said modified Indian Creek - 4 - De Pipeline and constructed transmission facilities to Harvey Place dam and reservoir, store waste- water in said dam and reservoir and discharge said wastewater to and on the lands now owned by Schwake, Bruns, Cello, Dressier, Gansberg, Sr., Hall, Neddenriep, Abel, and Heise shown on Ex- hibit A, Smith and Springmeyer shown on Exhibit B, and emergency spillway~discharge from Harvey Place dam and reservoir. Said wastewater and discharge shall meet the requirements established by the California Regional Water Quality Control Board, Lahontan Region, the California Department of Public Health, and approved by the Environmental Protection Agency, or their successors in interest. The District may discharge up to 6,800 acre feet per calendar year of filtered advanced secondary wastewater through said Indian Creek Pipeline into Alpine County. Ail discharge of filtered secondary treated wastewater to lands within the boundaries of County and Agency shall be by written contract with the landowner upon whose lands discharge is made, which written contract shall be approved by County and Agency. During the period of discharge of filtered sec- ondary treated wastewater through said modified Indian Creek Pipeline and constructed transmission facilities to Harvey Place dam and reservoir, - 5 - storage of said wastewater at Harvey Place, and discharge from Harvey Place: (1) District shall maintain Indian Creek Res- ervoir at a minimum pool elevation of 5,589 feet, staff level 45 feet, water surface area 110 acres, and reservoir storage of 1,515 acre feet during April 1 through October 1 each year with West Fork Carson River and Indian Creek waters, except during dry years when District may maintain a minimum pool elevation of 5,584 feet, staff level 40 feet, water surface area 88 acres, and reservoir storage of 1,050 acre feet and except for repairs and maintenance that require draw downs below said minimum pool elevation. A "dry year" shall mean a year in which there is insufficient water available to District from the West Fork Carson River and Indian Creek waters to maintain a minimum pool ele- vation of 5,589, staff level 45 feet, water surface area 110 acres, and reservoir stor- age of 1,515 acre feet. District shall operate said reservoir within the ICR Operat- ing Rule Curve Graph set forth in Exhibit C. (2) District shall provide flushing flows for Indian Creek Reservoir from re-routed Indian Creek and West Fork Carson River flows through said reservoir. - 6 - (3) District shall change Indian Creek Reservoir waters from tertiary treated effluent waters to West Fork Carson River and Indian Creek waters, change said reservoir to a fresh water reservoir and maintain the quality of said reservoir's water suitable for fresh water recreational purposes. District shall further maintain said reservoir as a fresh water trout fishery by delivery for planting of catchable size trout in the amount of 15,000 pounds annually. If it is determined by Alpine County Fish and Game Commisssion that the level of planting in Indian Creek Reservoir does not require all or any part of said 15,000 pounds of catchable size trout annually, District shall deliver for planting said catchable size trout not so required at Indian Creek Reservoir in other streams in Alpine County designated by the Alpine County Fish and Game Commission. Any planting by District shall be accomplished only with the approval of the California Department of Fish and Game Commission. Said planting shall commence with the fishing season next follow- ing the date of Environmental Protection Agency and State Water Resources Control Board grant offers to District and District's acceptance thereof for construction and/or -7 - (5) modification of the facilities described in Paragraph iA. Pending said grant offer and acceptance thereof, District shall deliver for planting 2,500 pounds of catchable size trout for Indian Creek Reservoir, if required by the Alpine County Fish and Game Commission. District shall monitor the filtered advanced secondary treated wastewater at its treatment plant and in Alpine County as required by the California Regional Water Quality Control Board, Lahontan Region, the California State Department of Public Health, and further monitor surface water, groundwater and soils in accordance with the Soil Conservation Service Report entitled "Impacts: Land Appli- cation of Domestic Wastewater on Alpine County", dated November, 1980, at its sole expense. District shall furnish County and Agency with copies of said monitoring. District shall pay County and Agency a total impact/mitigation/compensation fee of $100,000.00 per year commencing on the date of Environmental Protection Agency and State Water Resources Control Board Grant offers to District and District acceptance thereof for construction and/or modification of the facilities described in Paragraph iA to com- pensate for and to mitigate the impacts of -8 - (6) the District project in Alpine County per- mitted under this Second Amendment to Agree- ment. The amount of said fee shall be increased annually equal to the percentage increase in sewer connections to the District's system during the preceding year, said in- crease to commence the year following the completion of District facilities described in Paragraph iA. County and Agency may use said modified Indian Creek Pipeline and constructed transmission facilities to Harvey Place for transmission of filtered advanced secondary wastewater or water meeting all requirements for wastewater quality required of District in Paragraph lB up to a maximum of 150,000 gallons in any given day, but may store in Harvey Place only up to a maximum of 27.3 million gallons or 83.8 acre feet, which is the computed seasonal storage for 182 consecutive days, during the period October 1 through April 1. District shall discharge from Harvey Place any said wastewater or water up to 168 acre feet in any given year, which is the computed yearly volume of a maximum of 150,000 gallons in any given day for one year. District shall bear the expense for the operation and maintenance for County and Agency use of modified Indian -9 - (7) Creek Pipeline, Harvey Place and discharge from Harvey Place for up to a maximum of 150,000 gallons of said wastewater or water discharged into said pipeline in any given day by County and Agency. County and Agency may use said modified pipe- line and transmission facilities to Harvey Place for up to a maximum of two million gallons in any given day of wastewater or water meeting all the requirements for water quality required of District in Paragraph lB, but must discharge the excess of 150,000 gallons in any given day from Harvey Place without storage in Harvey Place on lands in Alpine County not required by District for discharge of up to 6,800 acre feet annually of filtered advanced secondary treated waste- water and said 150,000 gallons of County ~nd Agency discharge. The discharge by County shall meet all requirements for wastewater or water quality required of District in Paragraph lB. County shall monitor the quan- tity and quality of flows of said wastewater or water required of District for monitoring. County shall furnish District with copies of said monitoring reports. District shall then charge County and Agency with the proportion of the operation and maintenance costs for - 10 - (8) (9) those facilities used by County and Agency and submit an annual statement therefore within twenty-five days after the end of the calendar year for the use in excess of 150,000 gallons in any given day. County and Agency shall then pay District said charge within two months after receipt of said statement of charges. County and Agency may not use transmission facilities to Indian Creek Reservoir for wastewater or water and storage in Indian Creek Reservoir; provided, however, that County and Agency may use said transmission facilities and storage in Indian Creek Reservoir when not required by District. County and Agency may independently monitor the filtered advanced secondary treated wastewater at District treatment plant and in Alpine County, and surface water, ground- water and soils recommended for monitoring of said effluent by said Soil Conservation Report. District shall pay County $15,000.00 annually in advance for costs of said moni- toring commencing on the date of Environmental Protection Agency and State Water Resources Control Board grant offers to District and District acceptance thereof for construction and/or modification of the facilities de- - 11 - (10) (11) scribed in Paragraph lA. Any unused costs of said $15,000.00 annual payment may be carried over and used in the next succeeding four years. If the costs for the level of monitoring established during the first five years increase, District shall pay annually in advance said increased costs for said established level of monitoring. County shall furnish District with copies of said monitoring. In the event any water source in Alpine County is contaminated for domestic use as a result of the discharge of filtered advanced second- ary wastewater by District, District shall supply the users of said water source an alternate ~water supply meeting Public Health Drinking Water Standards. District shall construct and maintain two (2) outlets from the Indian Creek Pipeline, including valves, fittings, connectors, and appurtenances, suitable for connection to fire protection lines, at District's sole expense. Said valves, fittings, connectors and appurtenances shall be located in the general areas of Diamond Valley School and Alpine Village. The exact location of each outlet shall be designated by County, and subject to District approval. These two - 12 - (12) outlets shall be in addition to those out- lets provided in the Agreement between the parties dated April 3, 1967. The District, at its sole expense, shall repair, and/or rehabilitate, the existing outlet suitable for connection to the fire protection line for Crystal Springs Road and furnish any valves, fitting, connectors and appurtenances required for said connection. District shall furnish County, at District's sole expense, with 7,000 feet of six inch fire protection water pipeline, PVC type or equiva- lent, of a suitable quality for pressure fire protection pipelines to be connected to said three (3) outlets specified in Paragraph D (ll) above. District shall also furnish County, at District's sole expense, fourteen (14) fire hydrants together with valves, fitting, con- nectors and appurtenances, suitable for in- stallation on said 7,000 feet of fire protection water pipeline. County shall, at its sole expense, install said pipeline, and further install said fourteen (14) fire hydrants, valves, fitting, connectors and appurtenances in the general areas of Woodsford Area, Crystal Springs Road, Alpine Village, County Yard Area, Cemetary Road, State Route 89, Abel Tract, and Diamond Valley School. - 13 - (13) County shall permit the 274 acre parcel now owned by F. Heise Land and Livestock Company which is presently shown on Alpine County Plan for RR and RL development to be con- nected to any fire protection line installed, pursuant to Paragraph D12, by County in Alpine Village lands for fire protection water from Indian Creek Pipeline. The connection, main- tenance and operation thereof for F. Heise Land and Livestock Company shall be at the sole expense of F. Heise Land and Livestock Company, or their successors in interest. (14) The use of any fire water protection pipeline connected to Indian Creek Pipeline shall be subject to any applicable regulation by the California Regional Water Quality Control Board, Lahontan Region, the California Depart- ment of Public Health, the Environmental Protection Agency, and the Alpine County Health Department. 2. In the event of discharge by District and use on any of the land or lands pursuant to Paragraph lB results in impairment of the quality of water of the Carson River or Indian Creek, or the domestic underground water supply, or the soil, so as to cause enforcement action by the California Regional Water Quality Control Board, Lahontan Region, or the California State Department of Public Health, or the Environmental Protection Agency, or the Nevada Envi- ronmental Protection Agency threatening to order or ordering a - 14 - cease and desist of further discharge on any said land or lands, or any land no longer contractually or by the terms of any contract is not using said wastewater so discharged, District may construct discharge facilities for discharge of said wastewater by contract to and on other lands within Alpine County, and if no such lands are available, District may use the facilities constructed pur- suant to Paragraph iA to discharge and use wastewater outside Alpine County. Technical violations of waste discharge require- ments or permit requirements for the discharge and use of filtered advanced secondary treated wastewater discharged into Alpine County and used in Alpine County not resulting in threatened or actual cease and desist enforcement shall not be a cause for Dis- trict electing to discharge and use wastewater at other locations than those specified in Paragraph lB, under the provisions of this Paragraph 2. 3. The parties shall construct or cause to be constructed any small hydro-electric facilities on Indian Creek Pipeline, Indian Creek Reservoir and Harvey Place by joint venture agreement. 4. County agrees to grant District permits required by County and necessary for the purposes of constructing and main- tanning the facilities provided in Paragraph IA. District agrees to comply with present standards of County for construction and maintenance of said facilities. 5. District shall be responsible for the discharge and use of filtered advanced secondary treated wastewater discharged by District in Alpine County and shall save County free and harm- less from any and all liability and claim for damages by reason of any injury to any person or persons, or property, including - 15 - County and Agency, arising out of any cause whatsoever in con- nection with the discharge of said wastewater into Alpine County, the Harvey Place dam and reservoir use, and the discharge and use of said wastewater from Indian Creek Pipeline, and Harvey Place dam and reservoir from the facilities constructed by Dis- trict pursuant to Paragraph iA, and use on the lands pursuant to Paragraph lB, lC, and 2. 6. District agrees to maintain in force during the term of this second amendment, at its sole expense, public liability insurance adequate to protect against liability for claims for damages by reason of any injury to any person or persons, or property, including County and Agency, arising out of any cause whatsoever in connection with the discharge of said wastewater into Alpine County, the Harvey Place dam and reservoir use, and the discharge and use of said wastewater from Indian Creek Pipe- line, and Harvey Place dam and reservoir from the facilities constructed by District pursuant to Paragraph iA, and use on lands pursuant to Paragraph lB, lC, and 2. Said insurance shall be in a minimum amount of five million dollars for each occur- rence of personal injury and/or property damage. Any insurance policy or policies shall include only those deductibles payable by District as are included in insurance policy or policies de- ductibles for other District liability insurance for District operations outside of Alpine County. A certificate or certifi- cates of insurance shall be delivered to County for keeping. District agrees to obtain a written obligation from its insurer or insurers to notify County in writing at least sixty (60) days - 16 - prior to cancellation or refusal to renew any such policy. District agrees that if such insurance is not kept in force dur- ing the terms of this Second Amendment to Agreement, County and Agency may terminate this Second Amendment to Agreement by giving written personal service notice to District. 7. District shall amend its contracts with the State of California, Department of Water Resources, and the United States of America, Bureau of Land Management, prior to constructing the facilities provided in Paragraph IA, which amendments shall specifically permit the use of Indian Creek Reservoir as a fresh water reservoir and confirm to the applicable provisions of this Second Amendment to Agreement for the operation and maintenance of said reservoir during the term of any discharge of filtered advanced secondary treated wastewater within the boundaries of County and Agency. 8. After construction of the facilities provided in Para- graph iA and during the period of the discharge of filtered advanced secondary treated wastewater commenced by District as provided in Paragraph lB, Paragraphs 2, 3, 4, 8, insofar as refer- ence to Paragraph 10, 10, 16, and 17 of the Agreement between So~th Tahoe Public Utility District and the County of Alpine and the Alpine County Water Agency dated April 3, 1967, and Paragraphs lC, iD, 1E, iF, and 2 of the First Amendment to Agreement be- tween South Tahoe Public Utility District and the County of Alpine and the Alpine County Water Agency dated August 21, 1972, are not applicable. In all other respects, said Agreement and First Amendment to Agreement are applicable to this Second Amendment to Agreement. - 17 - DATED: SOUTH TAHOE PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT By President of the Board of Directors Attest: Clerk COUNTY OF ALPINE By Chairman, Board of Supervisors Attest: Clerk ALP%NE COUNTY WATER AGENCY By Chairman Attest: Clerk APPROVED: APPROVED: District Attorney, Alpine County Attorney for South Tahoe Public Utility District - 18 - £ 7l --- 9 I l --FUTURE IRRI~GATION SMITH ~4 DI~.R$ION DAM EXHIBIT B FUTURE IRRIGATION AREAS AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION · $out~ Tahoe PUD Affidavit of Publication of i ~ost Office Box ~U South Lake '£ahoe~ Ca 95?05 STATE OF CALIFORNIA County of El Dorado I am a citizen of the United States and a resident of the Counter foresaid: I am over the age of eighteen years, ana not a part to or interested in the above- entitled matter. I am the principal clerk of the printer of The Taho® Daily Tribune - Tahoe Sierra Tribune a n.ewspaper of general circulation, printed and published daily in the City of South lake Tahoe, County of El Dorado, and which newspaper has been adjudged a newspaper of general circulation by the Superior Court of the County of El Dorado, State of California, under the date of March 6 1970 Case Number 18569, that the notice of which the annexed is a printed copy (set in type not smaller than nonpareil), has been published in each regular and entire issue of said newspaper and not in any supplement thereof on the following dates, to wit: June 8th all in the year 19 83 I certify (or declare) under penalty that the foregoing is true and correct. ~)ated at ~OUth ~,ake Tah©e ~ California, this 8th date of._.~U~e /,~ 19 Notice of Ordinance 352 TA~IOE AUTHORIZING SECOND AMEI~ AGREEMENT BETWEEN TAHOE PUBLIC UTILITY ~DISTRICT AND THE COUNTY OF ALPINE AND THE ALPINE COUNTY WATER AGENCY ~o me ~oard ~ Direct~s of SOUTH TAHOE PUBLIC UTILITY D~STRiCT, ~th Lake Tah~, El ~ra~ C~nty, SECOND AMENDMENT TO AGREEMENT BETWEEN SOUTH TAHOE PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT AND THE COUNTY OF ALPINE AND THE ALPINE COUNTY WATER AGENCY ~ich ~ am~ment ffovid~ for t~ dl~l ~ filtered advanc~ sec~dary treated wasteweter in AI~ C~ty. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ENACTED by the BOARD OF DIRECTORS ~ t~ SOUTH TAHOE PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT, souTH LAKE TAHOE, EL DORADO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, as foll~s: (1) T~ Pr~i~nt ~ ~id ~d Direc~rs ts hereby authoriz~ to ex.ute thr~ (3) ~iginals d ~id SECOND AMENDMENT TO AGREEMENT BETWEEN SOUTH TAHOE PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT AND THE COUNTY OF ALPINE AND THE ALPINE COUNTY WATER AGENCY ~ ~half ~ South Public Utility District· (2) The Clerk is hereby direct~ to att~t ~ .~id Pr~i~nt's signatures a~ affix t~ c~rate ~al of ~id District to each original AGREE- MENT, T~ .Clerk is dir~t~ to toward (2) o~iginals of said 'SECOND AMENDMENT TO ]AGREEMENT BETWEE~ ~UTH TAHOE PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT AND THE COUNTY OF ALPINE AND THE ALPINE COUNTY WATER AGENCY execu~d by the SOUTH TAHOE PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT to Alpha C~nty Clerk ~ ~tati~ ~ AlPi~ C~ty ~ard of ~ retain me original f~ t~ DiUrict PASSED AND A~PTED by the ~rd ~ Dirties M the SOUTH TAHOE PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT at duly ~d r~lar m~ting on the 2nd day ~ JUNE ~, bY the ~ll~ing vote; AYES: Dir~ J~, ~, Lowe, ~ a~ Wynn ~ NOES: N~ ABSENT: N~ SOUTH, TAHOE PUBc~C~ 'UTILITY DtS~RICT ' ~ · ~Y D. ~BROSE CLERK ~ ~ARD ' , ~ ~UT~ ~0~ pUeUC UT~T~ AFFIDAVIT OF POSTING ORDINanCE NO. 352 STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF EL DORADO ) )ss ) BOB E. EPPLER ,being first duly sworn, deposes and says: That for and on behalf of the Clerk and ex- officio secretary of the SOUTH TAHOE PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT affiant posted copies of ORDINANCE NO. 352 in form attached hereto and by reference made a part hereof, in three public places in the District, as follows: 1. City Of South3'Lake Tahoe Administration Bldg. ~ South Lake Tahoe, Ca. 2. Bijou Post office Station South Lake Tahoe, California 3. Tahoe Valley Post Office Station South Lake Tahoe, California That said posting was completed on the day of ~u^l~ 1 ~ ~-~ ' BOB E. EPPLER Subscribe~ and swo~ before me this ' ~ V' P~Dic in ahd[ for the county os N~ ~_ ' - a EltDora~, State of Californi · My Commission Expires ~~~. 11/25/86 NOTARY PUBLIC-CALIFORNIA Principal Office in EL DORADO Count_