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mMuTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF CARLSBAD MUNICIPAL WATER
DISTRICT HEXD DECEMBER 9, 1958 AT 1:OO P.M. AT 601 ELM AVENUE, CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA
The meeting was called to order by President Kelly. Directors present: Ewald, Kelly,
Greek, Carnohan; absent: Fry. Also present were Attorney Swirsky, Engineer Short, Ex-
euutive Secretary bwrie, Bill Wingfield (Blade) , Joe Heredia (Journal) , Bill Pamy (TI
Mlnutes of the meeting of November 12, 1958 were approed on motion of Director Carnohl seconded by Director Greek,
CORRESPONDENCE:
ll-12-58 -.. MaFr Dail-Thanks re bid for Sea Water Conversion plant.
1P-l.4-58 n &"topolitan Water District re intention of CMWD on taxes.
Authority:
for State water projects.
Statement in reference to questions of special sub-committee of Assembly on polic
News release, 11-17-58 - re second aqueduct.
F&mo of understanding between Navy and Department of Interior re transfer of admi
tration of aqueduct.
ll-lq-58 - Rainbow MdD - acknowledging &solution No. 85.
12-1-58 - Division of Utilities re membership. No action taken.
12-4-58 - Irrigation Districts Association - Resolutions to be presented for adoptio
at Santa Bwbara meeting re Court adjudication of water rights.
Hinton A letter from Boyle Engineering dated November 19, 1958, giving Agua He
Damsite dionda flow data was presented indicating a mean flow of approximately gpm or l.20 acre feet per year. Data covered the period from July 17, 3 to August 7, 1958. A km was presented re conference held December 8th between repr
sentatives of CMdD (Rogers, Kelly, Short, Swirsky) and -the Tootsie K Ranch (&dson, Vo
and Attorney Leroy Wright) concerning plans for a dam at the Hinton site having a heig
of approximately 95 feet with spillway elevation at 360' and providing fop a flooded
area of approximately 260 acres with a capacity of 7,000 acre feet. The resultant pro
posed agreement which follows was reviewed by the Board:
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(1) Carlsbad would undertake to deliver to Tootsie X, through Carlsbad's pipe lin
which would be constructed on an easement granted by Tootsie K, and at a point agree
able to both parties, up to a dm of 120 acre feet per year. Deliveries would
not be made until the dam was constructed.
(2) The right of Tootsie K would be non-cumulative, and the rate of delivery cod
be restricted by Carlsbad during times when other consumers were restricted, but no
such restriction would reduce the mount which Tootsie K could take blow a volume o
one-sixth of their annual right which might exist in any future year.
(3) Tootsie K would grant to Carlsbad, without cost, an easement for Carlsbad's projected pipe line, the route of such easement and the respective rights of joint
user to be worked out on terms agreeable to the parties.
(4) If Carlsbad were required to release water from the reservoir after its con-
struction, in recognition of the rights of any downstream user other than Tootsie X,
Carlsbad could, at their option, increase the amount of such releases to those deter
mined under the first alternative. The results of this option, and the cansequences
which might follow from its exercise, were not f'ully explored at this coni'erence, 'f
representatives of Tootsie I( felt that they should have tbe right to continue to tal delivemJ of their supply out of the pipe line, even though water were released fmn
the reservoir for others, provided that Tootsie K did not take any steps to utilize
any portion of the vater released into the stream channel. It apparently was the fe
ing of Carlsbadfs representatives that they should be able to interrupt Tootsie Kfs
rights to the use of the pipe line if the water were released from the reservoir in
such quantities as would recognize Tootsie Kfs rights, as wall as those of other dou stream claimants,
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(5) The owners of Tootsie X would undertake not to use any portion of the guaran-
teed or recognized water right delievered to their property through the Carlsbad lin
for the purpose of supplying miltiple, residential domestic uses. When portions of
the ranch are subdivided in the future, and multiple residences constructed thereon,
for sale and occupancy by others, that portion of the recognized water right as guar-
anteed by Carlsbad, which is attributable to the lands so subdivided, would lapse. This partial termination would occur when provision for service to subdivided lands
would be made $hrough the facilities of any water-distribution agency which might
then be organized to serve the genera2 area.
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Engineer Short po5nted out that the agreement would have no standing until such time a5
the dam might be constructed and added that the terms are to the advantage of the Distr
After discussion regarding recreational possibilities at the damsite, future storage by
the District, etc., on motion of Director Ewald, seconded by Director Carnohan, the san
aodttee was authorized to continue negotiations on the basis of the proposal as outli
cannon Manager Rogers pointed out that a legal description is needed for the ac Easement quisition of the Cannon easement, Engiaeer Short stated that a twenty
foot easement is preferred,
Extension of Manager Rogers announced that the District funds would pedt the expend
Lateral "Kt1 ture of $4,000 more to extend Lateral "K". Engineer Short est-ted tha
this amount would take the line for about 830 feet. About 200 or 300 fe
of this would require easements and the rest would be on County or State Highmy lands. On motion of Director Carnohan, seconded by Eirector bald, the Rmager was authorized use the money to run the line as far as possible, the Manager to work out the details w the Engineer and to make primary connections for future services on the I.D. 2 line.
Hecker & Attorney Swirsk;y stated that he has correspondence hdicating that the
Capron hcker Trust is ready to sign for its easement which would take care of
commurnication with &. Capron and that he intends to sene papers within a short time.
AT&SF ' A copy of a letter from Boyle Engineering to the AT&SF Railway, 12-26-9
advised that the plans of the District had been indefinitely postponed.
Autocon A letter from Glad-More Engineering, l.2-4-58, informed the Board with re
gaxd to the Glad-&re bill for sepair of damage at Point $W. Damage wa
due to high voltage wh.ich, the letter stated, could come only from lightning or perhaps
the power company's high line. They indicated that it was not a part of the Automatic
Control Company's conversion.
Bever Wnager Rogers reported that Hr, Glenn Bever had requested information a
to whether the District is prepared to serve water to thirty-six acres o
the El Camino Real, Bever was informed that the District is prepared to proceed on re-
ceipt of further details.
one-fourth of the Hecker land needed. He said there has been no f'urther
concerxing license renewal was presented to the Board, Engineer Short
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Dual A letter from the State of California Department of Health, dated 12-44
Chlorination requested details re installation of a second chlorination station. It was referred to Engineer Short who agreed to make an appointment with th
depwtment ear2.y next week for the purpose of discussing the matter. On notion of Dire
Carnohan, seconded by Director Creek, the Manager was authorized to request the Authori
to take soae steps in "chis regard also,
P regress Engineer Short presented the progress payment bill for Hood Construction
Unit "C" covering %he construction completed to December 1, 1958. The total bill
for $30,741.71, less retention in the amount of $3,074.17 was aFproved f
payment on motion of Director Ewald, seconded by Director Greek. It was reported that five change orders will be reflected on the next progress payment estimate.
Ayres-Bonn The knager re?orted thzt Nr. Ayres, represented by &. Bonn, is construc
ing a 1,500 foot line across the L- property from Station 5700 on Uni.
"Cn. Engineer Short stated that Mr. Bonn had talked with him in regard to partial pap
by the District for this line as it would make unnecessary certain parts of Phases nBt1 ;
for Improvement District No. 2. &. Short said he is considering possible changes in t:
Master Plan and would submit recommendations at a future date. The Manager stated that
had collected $150,00 from &. Bonn to cover inspection charges on the 1,500 foot line,
and Engineer Short advised that it is general practice to charge for service when the 1:
is being built for the benefit of the property owner.
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Jknager hgers reported that a number of applications Toy connections have been reaegvec and that he had asked Anderson & liobinson for a bid, The bid submitted was for $5,9300
wh.ich the mnager cansidered high. Q said he is trying to get the City to undertake tc
do the work as fast as possible.
Bejac Construction Company - $6,060.00 for installation of pipe.
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Pat Zaller - $9,750.00 for construction of building, which includes every-
thing except installation of Chlorinators themselves, which is estimated at $500.00.
Resolution After discussion, a RESOLUTION OF BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF CARLSBAD MUNICIPAL
No. 104 WATER DISTRICT WAS ADOPTED AWARDING CONTRACT FOR INSTALLATION OF PIPE
TO BEJAC CONSTRUCTION COMPANY. On motion of Director Coe, seconded by
Director Greek, the said Resolution numbered 104 was adopted by the following vote:
AYES: Directors, Kelly, Carnohan, Coe, Greek and Maerkle
NOES: NONE
ABSENT: None
Resolution After discussion, a RESOLUTION OF BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF CARLSAD MUNICIPAL
No. 105 WATER DISTRICT WAS ADOPTED AWARDING CONTRACT FOR CONSTRUCTION OF BUILDING
said Resolution numbered 105 was adopted by the following vote:
TO PAT SALLER. On motion of Director Coe, seconded by Director Greek, the
AYES: Directors Kelly, Carnohan, Coe, Greek and Maerkle
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
New Office After discussion, upon motion of Director Carnohan, seconded by Director
new off ice.
Coe, it was moved that Director Maerkle be in charge of remodeling the
(Director Greek was excused at this time - 4:45 P.M.)
Finances: Upone motion of Director Carnohan, seconded by Director Maerkle, and unanimol
checks #3175-3179 ($100 .OO) be approved.
The meeting was declared adjourned at 5:lO P.M. I
carried, it was moved that checks #3167-3174 ($15,781.15) be ratified, and
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President of the Board of Di'ectors
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