AGENDA
REGULAR MEETING
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
INDIAN VALLEY COMMUNITY SERVICES DISTRICT
WEDNESDAY
JUNE 9, 2010
6:30 PM
CIVIC CENTER CONFERENCE ROOM
CLOSED SESSION
Standing Committees:
Personnel & Planning
– John Schramel, chair; Brad Smith
6:30 p.m., Monday prior to Board Meeting
Finance – Mike Yost, chair; Jane Braxton Little
4:30 p.m., Tuesday prior to Board Meeting
Ordinance – Brad Smith, chair; Jane Braxton Little
5:30p.m., Monday prior to Board Meeting
Public Relations – Judi Yocum, chair; John Schramel
4:30 p.m., Monday prior to Board Meeting
IVASA – Judi Yocum; Mike Yost
Quarterly
NEXT REGULAR MEETING – July
14th, 2010 at 6:30
REASONABLE ACCOMMODATION:
In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, if you need
special assistance to participate in this meeting, please contact the Clerk of
the Board at 530-284-0896.
Notification 72 hours prior to the meeting will enable the IVCSD to make
reasonable arrangements to ensure accessibility.
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF
THE BOARD OF
DIRECTORS OF THE
INDIAN VALLEY
COMMUNITY SERVICE DISTRICT
Held June 9, 2010 at 6:30 p.m.
At the Civic Center Conference Room
Greenville, CA 95947
Chairperson Yocum
called the meeting to order at 6:30 p.m.
Clerk Lawson called the roll.
Chairperson Yocum, and Directors Schramel, Little, and Smith answered the
roll call. Vice-Chairperson was
absent.
Chairperson Yocum led the Pledge of Allegiance.
Director Schramel moved to adopt the agenda, and Director Smith seconded. All present Board members voted Aye, and the agenda was adopted as written.
Director Little moved to approve the regular meeting minutes of May 12, 2010, and Director Schramel seconded. All present Board members voted Aye, and the minutes were approved without correction.
There were no comments from the public.
There were no
Directors reports at this time.
a.
Personnel
No report at this
time.
b.
Finance
No report at this
time.
c.
IVASA
No report at this
time.
d.
Ordinance
Director Smith
reported that the ordinance committee continued going through the water
ordinances.
e.
Public Relations
Director Schramel
reported that the public relations committee discussed the triangle park and
that Lanis Lebaron answered their questions.
General Manager
Leanna Moore reported that the Rural Development loan payment was made.
General Manager Moore also reported that the campground is open and has
made $518. Mrs. Moore reported that
the Indian Valley Community Services district will be interviewed by California
Rural Water and have an article featured in their magazine.
a.
Greenville Water
Chief Water
Operator Jesse Lawson reported that both production and sales are down.
Mr. Lawson stated that this may be an error in the meter reading and he
will be looking into it further.
Operator Lawson also reported that the lake is full and spilling.
Mr. Lawson also reported that a new shut off notice door flyer has been
made. Operator Lawson reported that
the Water Treatment Plant project is about two weeks behind schedule.
Mr. Lawson reported that the consumer confidence report has been
completed.
b.
Crescent Mills Water
Chief Water
Operator Jesse Lawson reported that production and loss’ are way down.
Mr. Lawson stated that he knows where a couple more leaks are.
Operator Lawson also reported that the equipment at the Crescent Mills
water plant is not designed to run as slow as it is, since the large leaks were
fixed, and that he is making adjustments.
Mr. Lawson reported that the consumer confidence report has been
completed.
c.
Greenville Sanitation
Sewer Operator Jim
Hamblin reported that the SSMD book is complete, and he will make a separate
book for Taylorsville. Mr. Hamblin
also reported that the flows are way down and the ponds are unusually empty.
Operator Hamblin reported that the work on the rod holes and man holes is
going well. Operator Hamblin also
reported that the electronic reports are complete and up to date with the State.
d.
Taylorsville Sanitation
Sewer Operator Jim
Hamblin reported that the quarterly test well samples have been taken.
Mr. Hamblin also reported that there are not any problems, and flows are
down a little but stable.
Fire Chief Jim
Hamblin reported that refined spec.’s for the SCBA’s were sent out, and that
there were 3 bids. Mr. Hamblin
stated that the Fire Department has a 5% match.
Chief Hamblin also reported that this Saturday the Fire Department will
be cooking for the Neer wedding reception and serving alcohol.
Mr. Hamblin reported that on the 19th a Haz-Mat class in
Greenville will be put on by the Railroad.
Deanna Carter
introduced Cy Hall’s daughter, Janice Hall Thomas, to the Board and staff.
Mrs. Carter reported that the museum was finaled last Thursday, and that
the Certificate of Occupancy will be given.
Mrs. Carter also reported that the museum Board is still gathering
materials, and that their members will remain the same.
Mrs. Carter announced that the museum’s Opening Party/Mixer will be held
at the museum on July 9th.
Lanis Lebaron
reported that Bob Johns and John Kolb confirmed that the gas tanks were removed
in 1983. Ms. Lebaron stated that
the MOU covers the maintenance concerns, and that the Indian Valley Chamber of
Commerce is going to donate the maintenance materials as they are needed.
Ms. Lebaron gave a projected timeline of the project’s construction and
completion. Ms. Lebaron introduced
Recreation District Board Member, Lindsay, as a liaison for the Triangle Park
project. A map and budget of the
project was reviewed by the Board.
It was decided that the water for the Triangle Park will be donated since the
Park will not have any way to generate its own revenue.
Chief Water Operator Jesse Lawson requested that repairs be added to the
paragraph that states the Recreation District’s responsibilities, and the change
was made. Director Little moved to
adopt the amended MOU, and Director Smith seconded.
A roll call vote was taken.
All present Board members voted Aye, and the motion carried.
There was no old
or new business to report of at this time.
CLOSED SESSION
Chairperson Yocum
reported that the governing Board of the Indian Valley Community Services
District has concluded that the claim filed by Jackie Fogelman has been rejected
in its entirety.
Director Little
moved to adjourn the meeting, and Director Smith seconded.
All present Board members voted Aye, and the meeting was adjourned at
7:43 p.m.
Respectfully
Submitted,
Anna Lawson
IVCSD Board Clerk