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1 MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS ALPINE SPRINGS COUNTY WATER DISTRICT Pursuant to notice given, the regular meeting of the Board of Directors, Alpine Springs County Water District, was held Wednesday June 1, 0 at 1:00 p.m., District Board Room, 0 Alpine Meadows Road. 1. CALL TO ORDER President Grant called the meeting to order at 1:0 p.m. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG Those attending joined in saying the Pledge of Allegiance. ROLL CALL Directors Present: Janet S. Grant, President; G. Wendell Ulberg, Vice President (arrived at 1:p.m.); G. Bric Haley, Jerome Leininger, Tom Bass Directors Absent: NONE Staff Present: John Shaw, P.E. of John Shaw Consulting, LLC, District General Manager; Pam Zinn, Recording Secretary Guests Present: North Tahoe Fire Protection District: Chief Duane Whitelaw, Chief Bryce Keller, and Chief Rod Collins. Virginia Quinan, JMA; Sam Quinan; Barbara Northrop and Lowell Northrop. 0 1 0 1. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION Discussion Included: Status of Alpine Meadows Survival & Evacuation Plan which has not been published since the original print. Old copies are available at the District offices until the new version is put into electronic format for publication. Requests from JMA residents interested in a play ground equipment at the Alpine Springs Community Park. Questions were addressed to Chief Whitelaw regarding State and County funding being reduced this year. Is there any more information since the last meeting when this was brought up? Why are there so many Committees, can the Board of Directors do this? The public perception is that everything is done in Committee and that things are hidden from the public before there is an opportunity to discuss things. This is the way the District has always operated. The public is welcome to attend any Committee meetings they like and make comment at that time. Money spending discussion; if we are running out of water then why fill the pond? This could supply another homes in the valley. What does the District want a GPS system for, they don t work in this valley; you need to be degrees above the horizon level to get accurate readings, check it out before you spend $,000 per year to renew the GPS. There has been a well flow change in the valley gallons per minute vs. 0 gallons per minute. There are two other horizontal wells available to use. There is something wrong with well #1. Minutes for the Regular Meeting of the Board of Directors of ASCWD June 1, 0 1

1 0 1 0 1. ALPINE MEADOWS FIRE DEPARTMENT STATUS REPORT Discussion included; Chief report and dispatch report from May 0.. COMMITTEE REPORTS a. Fire Committee (Director Haley) i. Review of the Fire Committee Draft Operating Policy President Grant recommended that the Intro and Responsibility (last two paragraphs) should become a boiler plate for all Committees so that they are all similar. ii. Draft Fire Suppression System Ordinance Director Leininger made a MOTION to add a component to the existing proposed ordinance suggesting that all homes have a fire alarm monitoring system tied into an alarm company over a certain period of time, leaving the balance of the proposed ordinance in tact as it is pertains to the issues regarding sprinklers systems in new construction and sprinkler systems in homes that exceed 00 sq. ft. after their renovation plus 0%. Vice President Ulberg SECONDED the motion but wanted to make it clear and specific about it being mandated as opposed to educated, and shouldn t be limited to be mandated. Discussion: Director Leininger agreed with Vice President Ulberg s modification to make it clear and specific about it being mandated as opposed to educated, and shouldn t be limited to be mandated. MOTION CARRIED, majority vote. Director Bass opposed. iii. Fire Mitigation Ordinance Director Haley made a MOTION and Director Bass SECONDED to set aside $,000 in the budget for a fire mitigation study. Discussion: This would apply to all new construction and additions over 00 sq. feet (as example in North Tahoe area). Bear Creek Planning Committee isn t currently required, but would be required when passed. MOTION UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED iv. Fire Committee Membership Volunteer Representation Discussion: There are two seats open which will be decided by vote in Committee. v. Fire House Staffing There are two proposals. The first is from Vice President Ulberg to strengthen the current resident program long term employment agreement, and to be the liaison by increasing responsibility and increase volunteer participation. The week pilot program that North Tahoe Fire has proposed may require a rate structure increase. Minutes for the Regular Meeting of the Board of Directors of ASCWD June 1, 0

1 0 1 0 1 The second is from Fire Chief Duane Whitelaw was that there is a need for improvement in fire protection and safety. Summer and winter call volume increases significantly. North Tahoe can handle these fire and EMS services but during the weeks this summer it will give residents the opportunity to see the difference in response times. The program would staff two full time North Tahoe Fire Fighter/Paramedics /. The cost to the District would not be any more than $K but most likely be less than that. Toni Stefani (AMFD Liaison to NT Fire) feels this annexation is necessary. Response times could be better and feels that that hrs. a day is a good idea and saves lives. Let the public know it is a trial and let them decide. Director Haley requested some direction for the Fire Committee so that a decision could be made prior to the fire season. Director Haley, Director Bass and Director Leininger were in favor of the week pilot program whereas Vice President Ulberg was in favor of the current resident program with increased responsibilities. No final decision is to be made until the review of the Fiscal Budget for 0/0 meeting on June, 0. b. Budget & Finance (Director Bass) Director Bass made a MOTION, Director Haley SECONDED to add First Independent Bank of Nevada to Alpine Springs County Water District list of approved Brokers/Dealers. UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED Director Bass made a MOTION, Director Haley SECONDED to allocate liquid assets to Prudential as stated on Exhibit M. General Discussion: Jose Rodriquez with Placer County told Director Ulberg that reports are available on-line. Director Haley made note that these funds are insured up to 0 Million Dollars. MOTION CARRIED by majority vote. Vice President Ulberg opposed. The next topic of discussion is the removal of two signature check system to a single signature check system. Director Bass made a MOTION to move to a one signature check system for accounts payable. The MOTION died for a lack of a second. Minutes for the Regular Meeting of the Board of Directors of ASCWD June 1, 0

1 0 1 0 1 Director Bass went over the revised Budget handout re-added sewer/tv survey for review, not decision. The pilot program is not in the budget at this time ($K). There is a $1K projected surplus. The Budget meeting is set for June, 0. There is one more package projected cash flow diagram for the next year so we can see how much we need in reserve for the next year (General Fund). The Operation fund is only for operations; General Fund is for non-operational, non-recurring costs. The Reserve fund is at $,. The approved Capital Projects Funds comes from the General Fund once it is approved. President Grant raised the question about the week pilot program based on the discussion above. Do we want to fund the Firehouse program to start July 1, 0? Manager Shaw said the funds can come from the General Fund for the pilot program since it is non-recurring, operational and felt that this will not adversely affect our budget. Director Haley made a MOTION, seconded by Director Bass to fund $K from the General fund for the Fire Department Pilot Program. Discussion: Director Leininger said he was not comfortable with this motion since the budget is not complete yet. He also felt that it should be under the Fire Dept. costs so that we could keep track of Fire Department costs. This should go through on the budget prior to approval. MOTION Killed opposed, to in favor. Director Leininger made a MOTION, seconded by Director Haley to run the Pilot Program through the current Budget for 0/0. MOTION CARRIED by majority vote. Vice President Ulberg Opposed. c. Personnel Committee (Director Leininger) Director Leininger made a MOTION, SECONDED by Director Haley to change the Districts contract with John Shaw of John Shaw Consulting, LLC and Personnel & Procedures Manual to agree with the By-Laws that state The General Manager shall have full power and authority to employ and discharge all employees and assistants at pleasure. There was no discussion. MOTION CARRIED by majority vote. Vice President Ulberg abstained from voting. The Board of Directors took at break at :0 p.m. and reconvened at : p.m. Minutes for the Regular Meeting of the Board of Directors of ASCWD June 1, 0

1 0 1 0 1. BOARD OF GOVERENANCE SEMINAR OPTIONS The Board of Directors decided to move this to another time; this is a bad time of the year to do workshops.. WATER USE RATES This is a tabled motion from the last meeting. Vice President Ulberg proposes a higher commercial usage rate and to promote conservation by educating the public. Members of the public felt that people will still use the water no matter what the price is. Lowell Northrop stated that spring #1 is pumping 0 gallons per minute and in the past this has been higher. He mentioned that there could be rocks in the pipes and recommended testing it to see. He also mentioned that spring # could be re-worked to get 0-0 gallons more per minute. Director Bass made a MOTION, SECONDED by Director Leininger to remove the Preferential Irrigation rates to be effective July 1, 0 for the billing year 0-0. MOTION CARRIED by majority vote. Vice President Ulberg abstained from voting.. ITEMS FOR BOARD DISCUSSION & ACTION a. Public Comment Policy General Discussion: recommend public participation on items as they happen are moved to the end of the item, after discussion, but before the vote. Some members of the public felt that this would kill spontaneity. In other meetings the public spoke before the item and then closed public comment during discussion. Some presentations need to be given prior to public comment. No action has been taken at this time. b. Regular Meeting policy Members of the Board of Directors felt that a time limit was needed due to the lengthy meetings in the past few months. Time limits discussed were :0 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., which would satisfy Director Haley and President Grant. President Grant recommended that we put this item with the Board of Directors Draft Policy of Operations number 1.0.0 (item #, exhibit G). No action has been taken at this time.. WIRELESS INTERNET CONTRACT Vice President Ulberg made a MOTION, SECONDED by Director Leininger to approve Lake Tahoe On Line and to be on the SCADA towers and provide the District with Internet service. Minutes for the Regular Meeting of the Board of Directors of ASCWD June 1, 0

1 0 1 0 1 MOTION killed: in favor, opposed Discussion: Since LTOL is coming into the valley with or without the District contract, and GBIS provides a wireless service, this would give residents in the valley the choice of two different services. The District has a contract with GBIS already and is waiting on our signature, so therefore the MOTION made at the March, 0 meeting to approve the Districts contract with GBIS will prevail.. MANAGERS REPORT a. Water/Sewer Report General Discussion about I & I and Potable Water.. CLOSED SESSION The Board moved to closed session under California Government Code Section. Anticipated Litigation at : p.m. No action was taken during closed session. 1. CORRESPONDENCE TO THE BOARD a. Letter from Paul Chamberlain b. Letter from Sam Quinan i. Response from President Grant c. Letters from Virginia Quinan () d. Letter from AMEA to Carol Dal Bon General discussion of letters to the Board. Lowell Northrop felt we should select another attorney in California and get a referral from Paul Chamberlain.. REVIEW AND APPROLVAL OF MINUTES a. Due to the length of the meeting, the Board decided to review the minutes of the May, 0 at the next Board of Directors meeting.. CONSENT AGENDA Director Bass made a MOTION, SECONDED by Director Haley to approve the consent agenda (District Payables) for the amount of $,1.1. General discussion included items that the Board would like to see on financial reports in the future. MOTION CARRIED by majority vote. Vice President Ulberg abstained from voting. Minutes for the Regular Meeting of the Board of Directors of ASCWD June 1, 0

1. DIRECTORS COMMENTS Discussion included requests from Director Leininger to get O&M, Lowell Northrop and others interested to have an informal lunch together and review historical information. Manager Shaw also would like to tour the horizontal wells. Director Haley mentioned a workshop for public policy and regular meeting policy. President Grant also mentioned that the Board of Directors may qualify for re-imbursement of Board meeting preparation.. AJDOURNMENT There being no further business before the Board, the meeting was adjourned at :00 pm. Respectfully Submitted, Approved as Corrected /1/0 Pam Zinn Recording Secretary Minutes for the Regular Meeting of the Board of Directors of ASCWD June 1, 0