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HomeMy WebLinkAboutBOARD MINUTES 05-18-89 87 MINUTES OF THE REGULAR BOARD MEETING OF THE DISTRICT BOARD OF THE CENTRAL CONTRA. COSTA SANITARY DISTRICT HELD ON MAY 18,1989 The Di strict Board of the Central Contra Costa Sani tary Di strict convened in a regul ar meeti ng at its regul ar pl ace of meeti ng, 5019 Imhoff Place, Martinez, County of Contra Costa, State of California, at 3 p.m. on May 18, 1989. President Rainey called the meeting to order and requested that the Secretary call roll. 1. ROLL CALL PRESENT: Members: Boneysteele, Dalton, Clausen, Carlson, Rainey ,ABSENT: Members: None II. PUBLIC COMMENTS None III. CONSENT CALENDAR Following discussion of Items 4 and 7, it was moved by Member Boney steel e and seconded by Member Carl son, that the Consent Cal endar, consisting of eleven items, be approved as recommended, resolutions adopted as appropriate, and recordings duly authorized. 1. Resolution No. 89-072 accepting an easement at no cost to the District from CHUN KAU ŒiENG, et ux, Walnut Creek area (Job 4641 - Parcell) was adopted and recording authorized. Motion unanimously approved on the following vote: AYES: Members: Boney steel e, Carl son, Da 1 ton, Cl ausen, Ra i ney NOES: Members: None ,AB SENT: Members: None 2. Resol uti on No. 89-073. accepti ng an easement at no cost to he Di strict from THE V AN VOORHIS INVESTMENT TRUST, Wal nut Creek area (Job 4641 Parcel 2) was adopted and recording authorized. Motion unanimously approved on the following vote: AYES: Members: Boneysteel e, Ca rl son, Dalton, Cl ausen, Ra i ney NOES: Members: None ,AB SENT: Members: None 3. Resolution 89-074 accepting an easement at no cost to the Di strict from DONALD W. SMITH, et ux, Wal nut Creek area (Job 4641 - Parcel 3) was adopted and recording authorized. Motion unanimously approved on the following vote: AYES: Members: Boney steel e, Ca rl son, Da 1 ton, Cl ausen, Ra i ney NOES: Members: None ,AB SENT: Members: None 4. The Agreement Rel ati ng to Real Property with Shapell Industries, Inc., and the City of San Ramon, Job 2081 and Job 4096, was approved, the President of the Board of Directors and the Secretary of the Di strict were authorized to execute and record said Agreement, and Resolution No. 89-075 was adopted to that effect. .05 .J8 8:Ø, ,," ': r1, " " 88 Motion unanimously approved on the following vote: AYES: Members: Boney steel e, Ca rl son, Dal ton, Cl ausen, Ra i ney NOES: Members: None ,ABSENT: Members: None 5. The "Amended Assessment Oi agram" was conf i rmed, the assessment amounts apportioned, and the recordi ng of sa i d di agram was authorized for Local Improvement District 54-2, Oanville area. Motion unanimously approved on the following vote: AYES: Members: Boney steel e, Ca rl son, Dalton, Cl ausen, Rainey NOES: Members: None JlBSENT: Members: None 6. 'Authorization was given for P.A. 89-16 (Walnut Creek) and P.A. 89-17 (Alamo) to be included in a future formal annexation to the Di strict. Motion unanimously approved on the following vote: AYES: Members: Boneysteel e, Carl son, Dal ton, Cl ausen, Ra i ney NOES: Members: None ,ABSENT: Members: None 7. Resol uti on No. 89-076 was adopted, i ni ti ati ng proceedi ngs to formally annex ten separate areas to Central Contra Costa Sanitary District under the title of District Annexation 112. Motion approved on the following vote: AYES: Members: Boney steel e, Ca rl son, Dalton, Rainey NOES: Members: None JIB SENT: Members: None ,ABSTAIN: Members: Cl ausen It was noted for the record that Member Clausen abstained because he is affil iated with the law firm of Thiessen, Gagen & McCoy, of which Mr. William Gagen, owner of property to be annexed, is a member. 05 18 8. The Board was advised of the close out of five Plant Operations Depar'bnent Capital Improvement Projects, Nos. 10034, 10028, 10053, 10043, and 10046, and the return of $28,630 to the Trea'bnent Pl ant Program. Th is item was presented for the Board's information. No action was taken. 9. A public hearing was set for June 1, 1989, to consider establishment of the 1989~1990 Sewer Service Charge rates, and the collection of such charges and prior year delinquent charges on the County tax rolls. Motion unanimously approved on the following vote: AYES: Members: Boneysteel e, Carlson, Dalton, Clausen, Rainey NOES: Members: None ,AB SENT: Members: None 10. A public heart ng was set for June 15, 1989, to consi der proposed revisions to Title 1 General Provisions, Title 6 Fees and Charges, and Title 9 Sewers, of the District Code. '8&9 89 Motion unanimously approved on the following vote: AYES: Members: Boney steel e, Carl son, Dalton, Cl ausen, Rainey NOES: Members: None PBSENT: Members: None 11. Attendance of Lynne Bunker at the "1989 Nati onal Conference on Mun i ci pa 1 Sewage Treatment Pl ant Sl udge Management" in New Orleans, Louisiana from May 31 to June 2,1989, was approved. Motion unanimously approved on the following vote: AYES: Members: Boney steel e, Ca rl son, Dalton, Cl ausen, Rainey NOES: Members: None ,AB SENT: Members: None CALL FOR REQUESTS TO CONSIDER ITEMS OUT OF ORDER . None IV. SOLID WASTE 1. CONSIDER REQUEST FROM MR. KEN D. LITTLE, ATTORNEY FOR PLEASANT HILL BAY SHORE DISPOSAL, CONCERNING SCHEDULE FOR GARBAGE RATE SETTING. Mr. Roger.J. Dol an, General Manager-Chief Engi neer, stated that a letter was presented to the Board from Mr. Ken D. Little requesting that Pleasant Hill Bay Shore Disposal Service be taken out of sequence and that an early rate review hearing be scheduled. Mr. Dolan stated that District staff has reviewed this request and believes that it would be disruptive to the process and staff would recommend against it. Mr. Ken D. Li ttl e, attorney for Pl easant Hi 11 Bay Shore Di sposa 1, appeared before the Board stati ng that the 1 etter is sel f-expl anatory. The request was presented as a means of saving costs. Following a brief discussion, President Rainey stated the consensus of the Board that the normal rate setting schedule be maintained. 2. CONSIDER REQUESTS FROM MR. SANFORD M. SKAGGS, ATTORNEY FOR WASTE MAN,4ßEMENT, WITH REGARD TO EXPORT OF CONTRA COSTA COUNTY WASTES TO ALAMEDA COUNTY AND RECOVERY OF TRANSFER STATION COSTS .. It was determined that Mr. Skaggs was not present. President Rainey indicated that action on this item would be delayed pending the arrival of Mr. Skaggs. V. CORRESPONDENCE 1. RECEIVE LEITER FROM MR. AND MRS. DAVID H. ANDREWS CONCERNING THE VALLEY WASTE MAN,4ßEMENT SUÆRCART PILOT PROORAM AND STAFF RESPONSE Receipt of the letter from Mr. and Mrs. David H. Andrews concerning the Valley Waste Management supercart pilot program and the District staff response to said letter were noted. VI. APPROV AL OF MINUTES 1. APPROVE MINUTES OF APRIL 20,1989 It was moved by Member Clausen and seconded by Member Garlson, that the minutes of April 20, 1989, be approved as presented. There being no objection, the motion was unanimously approved. VII. APPROVAL OF EXPENDITURES 1. EXPENDITURE LIST DATED MAY 18,1989 Member Dal ton, member of the Budget and Fi nance Committee, stated that he and Member Cl ausen rev iewed the expendi tures. Member Cl ausen 05,. 1..8~: 8,'9 if 90 noted for the record that Warrant No. 46025 showed an incorrect supplier. The correct suppl ier was Contra Costa County Employees Federal Credit Union. Following discussion, it was moved by Member Dalton and seconded by Member Clausen, that the Expenditure List dated May 18, 1989, including Sel f-Insurance Warrant Nos. 100354-100357, Runni ng Expense Warrant Nos. 46021-46288, and Sewer Construction Warrant Nos. 7047-7100, be approved with the correction noted above. There being no objection, the motion was unanimously approved. VIII. BUDGET AND FINANCE 1. APPROVE THE 1989-1990 EQUIPMENT BUDGET FOR 1989-1990 DISTRICT BUDGET INCL USION IN THE Member Carl son, member of the Capi tal Proj ects Committee, stated that he and Member Clausen reviewed the Equipment Budget and recommended revisions which have been incorporated in the final document before the Boa rd. It was moved by Member Carlson and seconded by Member Clausen, that the 1989-1990 Equipment Budget be approved for inclusion in the 1989-1990 Di strict Budget to be adopted on June 15, 1989; and that the General Manager-Chief Engineer's approval limit for contingency account expenditures be increased from $1,000 to $2,000. There being no obj ecti on, the moti on was unanimously approved. 2. REV IEW "THE FINANCIAL STATUS OF THE SELF-INSURANCE FUND AND APPROV E THE INCLUSION OF $500,000 FOR THE FUND IN THE 1989-1990 0 & M BUDGET Mr. Dolan, General Manager-Chief Engineer, stated that the position paper detail s the expenditures from the Sel f-Insurance Fund during the past year in general terms. A spread sheet showing the trend of revenues and expenses since the Fund was established is attached. The Fund is approaching the $6,000,000 reserve recommended by Mr. David Warren, Risk Management Consul tant, at the time the Sel f-Insurance Fund was established. At some poi nt in the future, staff may recommend that the Board consider adjusting this figure for inflation. It was moved by Member Dal ton and seconded by Member Carl son, that $500,000 for the Sel f-Insurance Fund be approved for incl usion in the 1989-1990 0 & M Budget. There being no objection, the motion was unanimously approved. 3. RECEIVE THE DRAFT FISCAL YEAR 1989-1990 CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT BUDGET (CIB) AND EST,ABLISH JUNE 15, 1989, AS "THE DATE FOR A PUBLIC HEARING. TO RECEIVE COMMENTS ON THE DRAFT CIB The Draft 1989-1990 Capital Improvement Budget was distributed. Mr. Dolan, General Manager-Chief Engineer, stated that a workshop is planned for the June 1, 1989 Board meeti ng. Mr. Dol an briefly rev iewed the components of the CIB. . Member Carl son, member of the Capital proj ects Committee, stated that he and Member Clausen reviewed the Capital Improvement Budget in detail. The CIB provides direction for District projects, the amount of money req u i red, and th e ti mi ng of proj ects. The Draft Fi scal Year 1989-1990 Capital Improvement Budget was received for review and June 15, 1989, was established as the date for a public hearing to receive comments on the draft CIB. 4. RECEIVE APRIL 1989 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Mr. Walter N. Funasaki, Finance Officer, reviewed the results of operations and maintenance expenses for the month of April 1989, noting that expenses were $1,709,000 compared to a budget of the same amount, resulting in no variance for the month of April 1989. Year-to-date 0..5.. I: 8 ... 8"9'. t .,,1 .': .-" 91 expenses were $349,000 less than budget, representing a 2 percent favorable variance. The District's temporary investments were held in collateralized certificates of deposit, Treasury bills and notes, and the Di strict's Local Agency Investment Fund (LAIF) account with i nterest rates ranging from 7.30 percent to 9.75 percent. The latest interest rate at the end of April was 9.75 percent. The average yield for the LAIF account through March 31,1989, was 8.870 percent. Mr. Funasaki briefly reported on the LAIF which was establ ished in 1976 in the State Treasury. There are currently 1,438 participants in the LAIF. Mr. Funasaki reviewed the types of instruments available for investment, the length of investments, and the distribution of earnings. Member Boneysteele expressed concern with some of the types instruments and asked if Mr. Funasaki had reviewed the instruments in which the funds are actually invested. Mr. Funasaki stated that he had reviewed them and did not note any that he believed to be risky. Noting the arrival of Mr. Sanford Skaggs, President Rainey returned to Item IV.2. on the agenda IV. SOLID WASTE 1. CONSIDER REQUESTS FROM MR. SANFORD M. SKAGGS, ATTORNEY FOR WASTE MANJlûEMENT, WITH REGARD TO EXPORT OF CONTRA COSTA COUNTY WASTES TO ALAMEDA COUNTY AND RECOV ERY OF TRANSFER STATION COSTS Mr. Sanford M. Skaggs, attorney for Waste Management (WMI), briefly reviewed the situation faced by WMI in Alameda County and the letter before the Board for consi deration. Mr. Skaggs asked that the Board provide direction or some indication as to whether the District concurs with the assessment of the export committee that it is impossibl e to 'obtai n approval of di rect haul to the Al tamont 1 andf ill; and if the Al ameda County Waste Management Authority (AOlMA) conditi ons requi re the use of a transfer station, whether the District will allow WMI to recover the amounts paid by Vall ey Waste Management to use the Acme interim transfer station for disposal of wastes collected under the franchise agreement? Member Clausen stated at an earlier meeting that the majority of the Board made a decision that they are not going to consider a rate increase on the pass through of Acme charges. Member Clausen urged WMI to accede to the Alameda County Plan and to immediately apply for a Land Use Permit amendment. Member Clausen encouraged WMI to continue to push for the POD concept of transferring wastes from the southern part of Contra Costa County and to continue to explore a transfer station option in the South or Central County. Member Carl son concurred that WMI shoul d accept the conditions imposed by Alameda County and try to make modifications as needed in the future. Mr. Dolan indicated that this subject came up at two meetings he attended and his response to Mr. Skaggs was' the same at both. His response was inconsistent with the inference in Mr. Skaggs' letter. Mr. Dolan expressed the concern of the franchisers and the Export Committee that WMI has del ayed acti ng on the package presented to them by Al ameda County, since that item is on the critical path for getting an export agreement. Mr. Dolan stated Valley Waste Management was, in effect, asking our Board to prejudge the rate-setting process. WMI has applied for a rate increase and the rate appl icati on i s bei ng processed. When asked about th i s issue by Mr. Skaggs pr i or to th e Boa rd meeti ng, Mr. Dolan had stated that for WMI to delay delivery of an executed agreement to Alameda County while some sort of promise is extracted from our Board di d not seem appropri ate. Furthermore, the Board had expressed an agreement with Member Boney steel e' s statement concerni ng Waste Management's capability to make management decisions. WMI should make this decision and the export process should not be delayed. Member Boneysteele stated that his previous vote with regard to pass th rough of the Acme charges to the customer was because no factual i nformati on was presented to justify the reasonabl eness of the charges. WMI has made no effort to challenge those costs; therefore, they should :05 -18 ,:-8 9 92 abide by the franchise contract and defend the costs in the coming year. Member Boney steel e suggested that the Di strict cooperate with WMI i n challenging the Acme rates in Court. In the interim, a balancing account could be used as a means of managing the disposal charges. President Rainey stated that if sufficient information concerning Acme charges i s not forthcoming duri ng the rate-setti ng process, the Board may wish to consider Member Boneysteel e' s proposed course of action. Member Carlson stated that he could appreciate the position of the collector concerning the $250,000 per month. loss. The current rates were based on the previous year's costs. This item will be addressed in the rate-setting process. The collector has been given no assurance that these costs will be recovered. Member Carl son supported the use of a bal anci ng account and the return of the funds to the ratepayers if the Court determines that these costs are unreasonable. With regard to the use of packer trucks as opposed to transfer trucks, Member Boneysteele recommended that the Board stand behind the recommendations of Member Clausen. Mr. Skaggs thanked the Board for their comments. President Rainey returned to the order of the agenda. VIII. BUDGET AND FINANCE 4. RECEIVE APRIL 1989 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Mr. Funasaki has reviewed the April 1989 Financial Statements and temporary investments earlier in the meeting. The Board discussed the increase in revenue on septic tanks and questioned the varying interest rates received on Treasury bl1ls. Mr. Funasaki indicated that he woul d look i'nto the differences in Treasury bill interest rates and report back to the Board. President Rainey notes the arrival of Mr. Arthur Shartsis and departed for the order of the agenda to consi der Item XII., Closed Session. 1. XII. INITIATION OF LITIGATION CLOSED SESSION Pursuant to Government Code Section 54956.9(c), on the advice of Counsel based on existing facts and circumstances, the Board of Directors of the Central Contra Costa Sanitary District has decided to initiate or is deciding whether to initiate litigation. The title of the litigation is not being disclosed because to do so would jeopardize the ability of the Di strict to effectuate serv ice of process or to advantageously conclude existing settlement negotiations. At 4:09 p.m., President Rainey declared the closed session to discuss. litigation pursuant to Government Code Section 54956.9(c). At 5 :02 p. mol Prest dent Rai ney concl uded the closed session and. reconvened the meeting into open session. XIII. ACTIONS RESULTING FROM DISCUSSIONS IN CLOSED SESSION None President Rainey reverted to the order to the agenda, returning to Item VIII., Budget and Finance. VIII. BUOOET AND FINANCE RECEIVE APRIL 1989 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 4. In response to Member Clausen's question concerning the differences in i nterest rates for Treasury bl115, Mr. Funasaki reported that the 8.595 percent figure is in error. The correct yield is 9.320 percent. :0.5 '!'18 .\89 93 President Rainey declared that the April 1989 Financial Statements were duly received with the correction noted above. IX. EMERGENCY SITUATIONS REQUIRING BOARD ACTION None X. REPORTS 1. GENERAL MANAGER-CHIEF ENGINEER a. Mr. Dolan, General Manager-Chief Engineer, stated that a discussion of the factors affecting distribution of costs on repair and replacement projects was calendared as a follow up item to the Hall Drive Sewering Project. Mr. Dolan asked that this item be held over until the next meeting because of the length of today's agenda. In response to a question from the Board, Mr. Dolan briefly updated the Board with regard to the letter received from Ms. Beverly Wil son, 214 Hall Drive, Orinda. Following Board discussion, President Rainey stated that the consi derati on of the factors affecti ng di stributi on of costs on repair and' repl acement proj ects w ill be hel d until the next Board meeti ng. b. Mr. Dolan distributed the Touche Ross Analysis of Acme Landfill Closure Costs and Transfer Station Assessment Fees prepared for Contra Costa County. Mr. Dol an reported that Phase 1 of the Touche Ross study has been completed and a presentation was made to the Board of Supervisors on May 16, 1989. CCCSD Deputy General Manager Paul Morsen and Walnut Creek City Manager Don Blubaugh attended the Board of Supervisors meeting and requested that this matter be continued for 30 days to allow review of the Touche Ross document and to assess the impact of its recommendations on the ratepayers. The Board of Superv i sors granted the conti nuance. Price Waterhouse has been asked to perform a critical analysis of the Touche Ross work. c. Mr. Dolan reported that Valley Waste Management, Orinda-Moraga Disposal Service, Inc., and Pleasant Hill Bay Shore Disposal have submitted refuse coll ecti on rate increase applications. Those applications are being reviewed. There are several factors complicating the. rate regulation process this year including recycling, automated collection, and garbage disposal charges. Mr. Dolan briefly reviewed each of these issues, their proposed treatment in the staff analysis, Board level considerations, and the proposed schedule for setting the rates. It is proposed that the cost of recycling be based on an analysis of the costs projected by the franchisees. These costs would be compared to other similar programs in other jurisdictions and would be compared to the data received from the pilot program. The Staff proposes that the cost savings from automated pick-up (toter carts) would be computed on a dollars per month basis. This discount would go into effect at the time the automated service begins. It is proposed that the staff analysis be based on th~ disposal fees expected to be charged at the beginning of the rate year and that the Board consider approving rate adjustments refl ecti ng changes i n the di sposal charges duri ng the year. Member Dalton requested information on the POD system for transferring waste. Mr. Dolan indicated that he would try and obtain information on this process. d. Mr. Dol an reported that Di strict staff is worki ng with th'e Ci ty of Wal nut Creek and the Mayors Conference to draft a J oi nt Powers Authority (JPA) for a Solid Waste Agency. Mr. Dolan requested direction from the Board with regard to the role of franchising agencies in the . J PA. Board di scussi on foll owed. At the concl usi on, Mr. Dol an summarized the positions stated by Members of the Board as follows: that the District not take a position at this time with regard to whether the JPA membership should be limited to franchisers; we recognize that voting complications may result, but these can be worked out between the cities; that all cities who wish to join should be brought into the JPA; and that our nonfranchising cities should be encouraged to take over the franchising responsibilities. e. Mr. Dol an stated that at a recent meeti ng on sol id waste matters, frustration was expressed over the course of the County Sol id Waste Management Pl an (CoSWMP). It was suggested that the Di strict 05 1:8 89 94 should document in writing our position on the most important issues of solid waste management. Work has begun on that project and three major issues have been identified for consideration: 1) rates, 2) public ownership of solid waste facl1ities, and 3) formation of a solid waste agency. Mr. Dolan reviewed what staff believes to be the Board position on each of these issues and the Board provided comments and guidance. A draft document incorporating the Board's comments will be prepared for review by the Board at the June 1, 1989 Board meeting. At the Board's suggestion, staff will contact the Contra Costa Times editorial staff in an effort to schedul e an editorial prior to the Board of Supervisors' action on the CoSWMP on June 6, 1989. . f. Mr. Dolan introduced Mr. William Brennan, Plant Operations Division Manager, who discussed participation ~ith other agencies in a ,Treatment Plant Pooled Testing Program required by ,AB 2588, California Air Toxic "Hot Spots" Information and Assessment Act of 1987. Mr. Brennan rev iewed the potenti al costs and schedul e for the testi ng and submission of reports. g. Mr. Dol an announced that Ms. Harriette Heibel gave a paper on preparation of annual reports entitled "A Tool to Build your Agency's Image" at the Californi a Water Poll uti on Control Associ ati on conference 1 ast month. The paper was very informative and well receiv.ed. h. Mr. Paul Morsen, Deputy General Manager, announced that the Orinda-Moraga Disposal Service recycling program will begin in September rather than August because of a delay in receiving the necessary equipment and because of annual clean-up in those communities. i. Mr. Dolan announced that that Di strict is currently adverti si ng for the South Trail Creek Crossing - Storm Damage Repair Project. The estimated cost of the proj ect is $60,000. 2. COUNSEL FOR THE DISTRICT Mr. Kent Alm, Associate Counsel for the District, suggested that with the Board's direction, it may be appropriate to review the potential for a cl aim for reimbursement of testi ng costs pursuant to Senate Bill 90. 3. SECRETARY OF THE DISTRICT None 4. BOARD MEteERS a. President Rainey reported that the District was successful in securi ng the Solid Waste Commi ssi on's recommendation to the Board of Supervisors for amendment to the County Solid Waste Management Pl an (CoSWMP) to allow another Central County transfer station. Member Cl ausen reported that the Sol id Waste Export Negoti ati on meeti ng with Al ameda County was cancel 1 ed because Waste Management has. not responded to Al ameda County. A meeti ng has been schedul ed for May 22,1989, with Solano County. b. Following di scussi on, it was moved by Member Carl son and seconded by Member Dalton, that Board attendance at the Water Pollution Control Federation Conference in San Francisco on October 16-19, 1989, be authorized. There bel ng no obj ecti on, the motion was unanimously approved. XI. ANNOJ NCEMENTS a. Prest dent Rai ney announced that she had the pl easure of attending a dinner honoring Ms. Anne McLaurin CSO Crew Member I, who had returned from her trip to New York for a feature story by the Ladies Home ~ournal recognizing Ms. McLaurin for her service to the community and her family. b. Member Boney steel e requested that a report of the CASA Conference be calendared on the May 25,1989 Board agenda. 05 l,S 89 95 XII. QOSED SESSION 1. INITIATION OF LITIGATION This item was taken out of order earlier in the agenda. 2. REAL PROPERTY NEGOTIATIONS With respect to real property negoti ati ons, the closed session was held in pursuant to Government Code Section 54956.8. The real property which the negoti ati ons may concern i s Assessor's Parcel Nos. 177-270-019, 177-270-018, 177-270-013, and 177-270-012, located at Randall Road and Springbrook Road in Walnut Creek. The District's negotiators may negotiate with Mr. Robert Duca. At 6:40 p.m., President Rainey declared the closed session to di scuss real property negoti ati ons pursuant to Government Code Secti on 54956.8. At 6:49 p.m., President Rainey concluded the closed session and reconvened the meeting into open session. XIII. ACTIONS RESULTING FROM DISCUSSIONS IN CLOSED SESSION None XIV. ADJ OURNMENT There being no further business to come before the Board, President Rainey adjourned the meeting at the hour of 6:49 p.m., to reconvene in an adjourned regular meeting at 3:00 p.m. on Thursday, May 25,1989. resident of the Board of Directors Central Contra Costa Sanitary District, County of Contra Costa, State of Californi a COUNTERSIGNED: /1 i/ a í. (h Wt.v-' S r. ~ ry of the Cent al Contra a Sanitary District, County of Contra Costa, State of California ,,' ,. ., ~ ." ,¡ } 05. 18 89