AGENDA
REGULAR MEETING
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
INDIAN VALLEY COMMUNITY SERVICES DISTRICT
WEDNESDAY
JANUARY 12, 2011
6:30 PM
CIVIC CENTER CONFERENCE ROOM
GREENVILLE, CA
95947
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 –
February 9, 2011 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.
Chairperson Yocum called
the meeting to order at 6:31 p.m.
Clerk Lawson called the roll.
Chairperson Yocum, Vice-Chairperson Yost, and Directors Little and Smith
answered the roll call. Director
Schramel and General Manager Leanna Moore were absent.
Chairperson Yocum led the
Pledge of Allegiance.
Director Little moved to
approve the agenda, and Director Smith seconded.
All present Board members voted Aye, and the agenda was adopted as
written.
Director Little nominated
Mike Yost as Chairperson, and Director Smith seconded.
All present Board members voted Aye, and the motion carried.
Director Yost nominated Director Little as Vice-Chairperson, and
Chairperson Yocum seconded. All
present Board members voted Aye, and the motion carried.
a.
Committee Assignments
Director Smith moved that
the committee assignments remain the same, and Director Yost seconded.
All present Board members voted Aye, and the motion carried.
Director Yost moved to
approve the regular meeting minutes of December 8, 2010, and Chairperson Yocum
seconded. Directors Smith and
Little abstained from the vote. All
other present Board members voted Aye, and the minutes were approved as written.
Tanya Henrich introduced
herself as a new member of the Indian Valley community.
Ms. Henrich inquired about the October minutes not being on the website
and commented that the agenda posted at the post office was placed in an area
that made it very hard to read.
Suzanne Hamar commented
that the website is not regularly updated and that the new office space is not a
good place to hold meetings due to its small size.
Ms. Hamar suggested holding meetings in the Town Hall and pointed out
that it would cost less than the Community Center.
Vice-Chairperson Yost
reported that Larry Walker, President of the Special District Association, is
looking for a Board member to replace John Schramel.
Director Little suggested Mr. Yost, and he agreed with Director Smith as
his replacement in his absence.
a.
Personnel
No report at this time.
b.
Finance
Vice-Chairperson Yost
reported that the County auditor requested to be at the Finance Committee
meeting because she is unhappy with how the CSD is paying back the loan and
thinks the deal with the Board of Supervisors should be changed.
The auditor did not attend the meeting, therefore no action was taken.
Mr. Yost also reported that the finance committee met with Harold
Humphrey to discuss the settlement of his brother’s estate.
This item will be on the agenda in February.
c.
IVASA
Chairperson Yocum reported
that the IVASA committee will now be meeting every six months and possibly at
the Community Center. Mrs. Yocum
also reported that there was not a Mountain Life flight report given at the
meeting. Chairperson Yocum reported
that the administration policy passed and that the property tax check has been
received. Mrs. Yocum also reported
that the Health Care Board will be keeping the heliport and the lot adjoining
it, IVASA will be getting audited every five years instead of every two and that
the Board will be contacting Mountain Life flight to answer questions and
concerns about the insurance program coverage.
d.
Ordinance
Director
Smith reported that the Ordinance committee continues to work on the water
policies and is taking a look at how other special districts have their policies
organized.
e.
Public Relations
Chairperson Yocum reported
that the member of the public with a complaint did not attend the meeting and
that General Manager Leanna Moore will be sending a letter of clarification.
Chief Water Operator Jesse Lawson explained the situation to the Board.
No report at this time.
a.
Greenville Water
Chief Water Operator Lawson
reported that the water plant is having compressor and dryer problems but that
it is all being warrantied. Mr.
Lawson also reported a frozen pipe in the attic, and is now insulated.
Operator Lawson reported that two meters froze and one faulty meter was
replaced. Mr. Lawson also reported
that the second well is going in weather permitting.
Operator Lawson went over the annual number averages.
b.
Crescent Mills Water
Chief Water Operator Jesse
Lawson gave the annual numbers. Mr.
Lawson reported a known leak will be fixed weather permitting and that he now
has a desktop computer at the plant which will allow him to keep better records.
c.
Greenville Sanitation
Sewer Operator Jesse Lawson
reported that he will be taking a closer look at the systems maintenance and
that there were previously false numbers.
Mr. Lawson stated that his goal is to improve the system without
increasing the cost. Operator
Lawson reported that stages one and two are complete and that pond four is
sealed off.
Sewer Operator Jim Hamblin
reported that the flows have been high due to the storms and that pond levels
are up. Mr. Hamblin also reported
that he is now able to do his reports on the computer.
d.
Taylorsville Sanitation
Sewer Operator Jim Hamblin
reported that the flows are up a little and everything else is fine.
Fire Chief Jim Hamblin
reported there is a new hazardous material booklet with a new plan that has been
updated on the area. Mr. Hamblin
also reported that the firefighters will be participating in NIMS, a system by
the Federal Government, and that Board members will need to take the online
training. Chief Hamblin reported
that CPR and First Aid refresher classes will be offered the next two Tuesdays
at 6:30 p.m. at the church on Hot Springs Rd.
Mr. Hamblin stated that the Fireman’s Ball had a good atmosphere and
thanked Brad Smith and Mavis Sommers and Wesley Neer for all of their hard work.
Chief Hamblin reported that there will be a Fireman’s Party at the Town
Hall on the first Saturday in March to recognize the firemen and chiefs.
No report at this time.
Chairperson Yocum read John
Schramel’s letter of resignation aloud.
Director Little moved to accept Mr. Schramel’s resignation with much
gratitude for his years of service, and Director Smith seconded.
All present Board members voted Aye, and John Schramel’s resignation was
accepted. The Board discussed
having a celebration and giving Mr. Schramel recognition after the next Board
meeting. Mr. Schramel’s position
will be advertised for three weeks.
There was no old or new
business to report.
Vice-Chairperson Yost moved
to adjourn the meeting, and Director Little seconded.
All present Board members voted Aye, and the meeting was adjourned at
7:47 p.m.
Respectfully Submitted,
Anna Lawson
IVCSD Board Clerk
Indian Valley Community Services District