HomeMy WebLinkAbout03-28-74 AGENDA BACKUPMINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETITNG
OF THE DISTRICT BO?,-RD
CENTRAL CONTRA COSTA SANITARY DISTRICT
HELD MARCH 21, 1974
The District Board of Central Contra Costa Sanitary District convened
in a Regular Session at its regular place of meeting located at 1250
Springbrook Road, Walnut Creek, County of Contra Costa, State of California,
on March 21, 1974, at 8:00 o'clock P.M.
The meeting was called to order by President Mitchell.
I ROLL CALL
PRESENT: Members: Gibbs, Boneysteele, Rustigian, Allan and Mitchell
ABSENT: Members: None
II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
After comment by Member Rustigian, it was moved by Member Gibbs,
seconded by Member Allan, that the Minutes of the Meeting of March 7, 1974,
be approved after making the following correction:
Under "VI. OLD BUSINESS, 2. RECOMMENDATION OF BOARD COMMITTEE ON
CONSULTANT SELECTION FOR ENERGY STUDY," delete the first sentence of the
penultimate paragraph and insert the following:
"The Selection Committee recommended the engineering consultant firm
of Brown and Caldwell in conjunction with Systems Control, Inc., to conduct
the study on conversion of municipal solid waste to energy."
Motion correcting the Minutes of the meeting of March 7, 1974, carried
by the following vote:
AYES: Members: Gibbs, Boneysteele, Rustigian, Allan and Mitchell
NOES: Members: None
ABSENT: Members: None
III. APPROVAL OF EXPENDITURES
None.
IV. HEARINGS
None.
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VI. OLD BUSINESS
1. RESOLUTION NO. 74-18, A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXECUTION, OF AGREEMENT
WITH THE CALIFORNIA STATE PERSONNEL BOARD
After explanation by staff, it was roved by Member Boneysteele, seconded.
by Member Allan, that Resolution No. 74-18 be adopted. Carried by the
following vote:
AYES: Members: Gibbs, Boneysteele, Rustigian, Allan and Mitchell
NOES: Members: None
ABSENT: Members: None
2. ENVIRONT14ENTAL IMPACT REPORT, IdkRWIN PUMP STATION; PROJECT
Poard Members re-�Tiewe3 are, discussed a draft Fr--_-onmental Impact p9j%,'t
and staff's evaluation of that report for the Larwin Pump Station Project.
In the discussion in which staff, Counsel for the District, and Mr,
Charles Snyder, (representing Larwin Development Co.), participated, Member
Boneysteele stated that he was in accord with staff's evaluation of the
draft EIR but that he objected to the statement on the cover page of
the report whereby the author of the report stated that no reproduction of
the report could be made without expressed permission. In addition,
Member Boneysteele stated that a statement should be included in the EIR
which indicated that, because of political considerations, a duplication
of pumping stations may result due to the District's annexation of the
Bishop Ranch Development and the Larwin Development.
President Mitchell commented that the EIR should indicate that treatment
of effluent from the Larwin Development would impose additional power require-
ments upon the District. Further, the report does not explore the alternative
of treatment by Valley Community Services District. President Mitchell
further stated that the EIR implies that the District does not need to
expand its present treatment plant capacity in order to service. the
Larwin Development.
Discussion followed regarding the comments expressed by President
Mitchell and various sections of the draft EIR.
After discussion, it was the consensus of the Board that the draft EIR
be amended to incorporate staff's evaluations and comments. Further, that
reference to all economic considerations be deleted from the report, and
that formal authorization by the author of the report to reproduce the EIR
be required and obtained.
Upon the recommendation of Mr. Dalton, Deputy General Manager -Chief
Engineer, and after discussion, staff was requested to reschedule the EIR,
Larwin Pump Station Project, for the meeting of March 28, 1974, and to re-
schedule the public hearing on the final EIR for the meeting of May 2, 1974,
vice April 18, 1974. Item continued.
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VII` NEW BUSINESS
1 • CONSENT I :"E'!S :
a. -`CCrP A7-E OF EASEMa7. S AT NO COST TO THE DISTRICT:
It was moved by Member Allan, seconded by Member Rustigian, that
easements from:
Grantor
Job No.
Parcel No.
Clayco Corp. 2361
W. H. Pipko & M. J. P,_, 4
P. T. Meagher, et ux 2.170 IA & B
Bedford Associates 2370 3
2441 1 & 2
be accepted and their recording ordered. Carried by the following vote:
AYES: Members: Gibbs, Boneysteele, Rustigian, Allan and Mitchell
NOES: Members: None
ABSENT: Members: None
b. CONFIRM "AMENDED ASSESSMENT DIAGRAM(S)" AND AUTHORIZE RECORDING OF
SAID DIAGRAM(S)
It was moved by Member Allan, seconded by Member Rustigian that
authorization of confirmation of the below amended assessment diagram(s)
and their recording be approved:
Ori final Assessment No.
44-7-5-3
Amended Assessment No.
Carried by the following vote:
44- 7-5-5
44-7-5-6
44-7-5-7
44-7-5-8
Apportioned Amt.
$1,579.26
1,287.95
990.66
996.66
AYES: Members: Gibbs, Boneysteele, Rustigian, Allan and Mitchell
NOES: Members: None
ABSENT: Members: None
c. AUTHORIZE EXECUTION OF INDENTURE FROM SOUTHERN PACIFIC
TRANSPORTATION CO. JOB NO. 2413, PARCEL 2, PLEASANT HILL
It was moved by Member Allan, seconded by Member Rustigian, that the
President and Secretary be authorized to execute the Indenture from
Southern Pacific Transportation Co., Job No. 2413, Parcel 2, Pleasant Hill.
Carried by the following vote:
AYES: Members: Gibbs, Boneysteele, Rustigian, Allan and Mitchell
NOES: Members: None
ABSENT: Members: None
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d. AUTHORIZE GENERAL 1WNAGER--CHIEF ENGINEER. TO FILE NOTICE OF
COMPLETION DSP 2340, HEATHER LANE, ORINDA
ir ss moved by Member Allan, second_�d by Member Rustigian, that the
Dep3ity General Manager -Chief Engineer, in the absence of the General
Manager -Chief Engineer, be authorized to file Notice of Completion, DSP 2340,
Heather Lane, Orinda. Carried by the following vote:
AYES: Members: Gibbs, Boneysteele, Rustigian, Allan and Mitchell
NOES: Members: None
ABSENT: Members: None
2. DISTRICT ANNEXATION NO. 41
RESOLUTION NO. 74-19, A RESOLUTION OF APPLICATION FOR THE ANNEXATION
OF PROPERTIES TO CEWRAL ^0"TTRA COSTA SNNITARY DISTRIC"'
Utilizing a map of the properties to be annexed, fir. Dalton, Deputy
General Manager -Chief Engineer, explained that all owners of the properties
within the 25 parcels had signed petitions for annexation to the District.
It was then moved by Member Gibbs, seconded by Member Allan, that
Resolution No. 74-19, be adopted. Carried by the following vote:
AYES: Members: Gibbs, Boneysteele, Rustigian, Allan and Mitchell
NOES: Members: None
ABSENT: Members: None
3. DISTRICT ANNEXATION NO. 42
RESOLUTION NO. 74-20, A RESOLUTION OF APPLICATION FOR THE ANNEXATION OF
PROPERTIES TO CENTRAL CONTRA COSTA SANITARY DISTRICT
Mr. Dalton, Deputy General Manager -Chief Engineer, utilizing a map,
noted the areas to be annexed.
After explanation and discussion, wherein it was noted that signed
petitions for annexation had not been received from all affected property
owners, it was moved by Member Gibbs, seconded by Member Rustigian, that
Resolution No. 74-20, be adopted: Carried by the following vote:
AYES: Members: Gibbs, Boneysteele, Rustigian, Allan and Mitchell
NOES: Members: None
ABSENT: Members: None
4. AUTHORIZE PROJECT APPROVAL OF LID NO. 55, SPRINGHILL LANE, LAFAYETTE
President Mitchell, for the benefit of persons in the audience, reviewed
the current status of LID No. 55 and explained that in accordance with
Ordinance 95, the Board of Directors must formally give project approval or
project disapproval for LID No. 55, Springhill Lane, Lafayette.
Mrs. Lois Maderious, 12 Springhill Lane, Lafayette, addressed the
Board and urged project approval.
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There being no other persons in the audience wishing to address the
Board on this item, it was moved by Member Gibbs, seconded by Member
Rustigian that project arprovil for LID No. 55, Springhill Lane, Lafayette;
be authorized. Carried by the following vote:
AYES: Members: Gibbs, Boneysteele, Rustigian, Allan and Mitchell
NOES: Members: None
ABSENT: Members: None
In response to query, Mr. Dalton, Deputy General Manager -Chief Engineer,
and Mr. Best, Manager, Engineering Department, reported that engineering and
administration procedures, including determination of estimated assessment,
receipt of bids and date of the public hearing for LID No. 55, should be
completed in approximately three months.
5. AUTHORIZE STAFF ATTENDANCE AT CALIFORNIA WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
ASSOCIATION CONVENTION SAN JOSE APRIL 24-27 1974
After discussion, it was moved by Member Boneysteele, seconded by
Member Rustigian, that authorization of registration fees, transportation
and per diem for four days be approved for attendance at the California
Water Pollution Control Association Convention by the General Manager -
Chief Engineer, the Deputy General Manager -Chief Engineer, the Managers
of the Engineering and Maintenance Departments and the Manager of Plant
Operations. Carried by the following vote:
AYES: Members: Gibbs, Boneysteele, Rustigian, Allan and Mitchell
NOES: Members: None
ABSENT: Members: None
6. CLAIM OF MR. AND MRS. MICIkEL MALONE IN THE AMOUNT OF $218.00
After explanation and upon the recommendation of staff, it was moved
by Member Gibbs, seconded by Member Rustigian, that the claim of
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Malone be paid following receipt of a signed Release
in Full Settlement and Compromise. Carried by the following vote:
AYES: Members: Gibbs, Eoneysteele, Rustigian, Allan and Mitchell
NOES: Members: None
ABSENT: Members: None
7. RESOLUTION NO. , A RESOLUTION ADOPTING ELIGIBILITY
LIST FOR POSITION OF ACCOUNTANT
At the request of Member Allan, Chairman of the Personnel Committee,
item was deferred to Committee Reports.
8. RESOLUTION NO. , A RESOLUTION APPOINTING ACCOUNTANT
Item deferred to Committee Reports.
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9. OTHER BUSINESS ADDED BY SUPPLEMENTAL AGENDA
STATEMU T FOR PROFESS100AL SERVICES IN THE AMOUNT OF $1,118, ?0 BY
MR. JGRN B011N (CONDEMNATION; CCCSD VS. RONEY, LABA1 AND OSS)
After explanation by Mr. Bohn, Counsel for the District, it was moved
'by Member Boneysteele, seconded by Member Gibbs, that the statement of Mr.
Bohn for professional services involving District Condemnation proceedings:
Ci,CSD vs. Roney in the amount of $373.90; CCCSD vs. Labat in the amount of
$370.40; and CCCSD vs. Ross in the amount of $373.90, be paid. Carried
by the following vote:
AYES: Members: Gibbs, Boneysteele, Rustigian, Allan and Mitchell
NOES: Members: None
ABSENT: Members: None
9a. AUTHORIZE EXECUTION OF AMENDMENT TO AGREEMENT OF JANUARY 3, 1974,
WITH BROWN AND CALDWELL FOR ENGINEERING SERVICES, STAGE 5B, WATER
RECLAMATION FACILITY (RESOURCE RECOVERY STUDY)
RESOLUTION NO. 74-21 A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING -EXECUTION OF AMENDMENT
TO AGREEMENT OF JANUARY 3, 1974, WITH BRO:dN AND CALDWELL FOR ENGINEERING
SERVICES, STAGE 5B, WATER RECLAMATION FACILITY
Board Members reviewed and discussed the scope of engineering services
proposed by Brown and Caldwell for the Resource Recovery Study.
During the discussion, Board Members commented that the primary purpose
is to study the conversion of municipal solid waste into energy for
use by the District's Water Reclamation Facility.
After assurances by staff that Board guidance would be conveyed to
representatives of Brown and Caldwell, it was moved by Member Gibbs,
seconded by Member Allan, that Resolution No. 74-21 be adopted, authorizing
the President and Secretary to execute Amendment to Agreement dated
January 3, 1974, with Brown. and Caldwell for engineering services, Stage 5B,
Water Reclamation Facility. Carried by the following vote:
AYES: Members: Gibbs, Boneysteele, Rustigian, Allan and Mitchell
NOES: Members: None
ABSENT: Members: None
9b. RESOLUTION NO. 74-22, A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING FILING APPLICATION FOR
FEDERAL AND STATE GRANTS FOR PUBLICLY OWNED WASTEWATER TREATMENT WORKS AND
PROVIDING CERTAIN ASSURANCES
After explanation by Mr. Dalton, Deputy General Manager -Chief Engineer,
it was moved by Member Gibbs, seconded by Member Boneysteele, that Resolution
No. 74-22, be adopted. Carried by the following vote:
AYES: Members: Gibbs, Boneysteele, Rustigian, Allan and Mitchell
NOES: Members: None
ABSENT: Members: None
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9c. AUTHORIZE DEPP ' GENERAL MANAGER -CHIEF ENGINEEP TO FILE NOTICE OF
COMPLETION. LIs, 54-4. JOHN MUIR ROAD, MARTINEZ
After explantion by Mr. Dalton, Deputy General Manager -Chief Engineer,
it was moved by 'Member Rustigian, seconded by Member Gibbs, that the
General Manager -Chief Engineer, or his Deputy, be authorized to file
certificate of completion, LID 54-4, John Muir Road, Martinez. Carried by the
following vote:
AYES: Members: Gibbs, Boneysteele, Rustigian, Allan and='Litche ll
NOES: Members: None
ABSENT: Members: None
RESOUTTION NO. 74-23, A RESnLUTI0N ACCEPTING COMPLETION AIM DIR.ECTITG
ENGINEER TO FILE NOTICE OF ACCEPTANCE AND COMPLETION T
It was moved by Medoer Rustigian, seconded. by Member Gibbs, that
Resolution No. 74-23, be adopted. Carried by the following vote:
AYES: Members: Gibbs, Boneysteele, Rustigian, Allan and Mitchell
NOES: Members: None
ASSENT: Members: None
9d . _A_t1TH_ORIZE TERMINATION OF SERVICES J. B. GILBERT A!, D ASSOCIATES,
AT A COST OF $6,579.23
In response to comment by Member Boneysteele, Mr. Dalton, Deputy
General Manager -Chief Engineer, and Mr. Bolin, Counsel for the District,
presented as overall evaluation of the consultant services as provided
to the District by J. B. Gilbert and Associates.
After discussion, it was moved by Member Boneysteele, seconded by
Member Allan, that authorization to terminate the consultant services of
J. B. Gilbert and Associates at a cost of $6,679.28 from the Sewer
Construction Fund, be approved. Carried by the following vote:
AYES: Members: Gibbs, Boneysteele, Rustigian, Allan and Mitchell
NOES: Members: None
ABSENT: Members: None
9e. REVIS4 OF ELECTIVE FIXTURE CHARGE, CHAPTER 11, ARTICLE 4, DISTRICT CODE
Board Members, rir. Dalton, Deputy General Manager -Chief Engineer, and
Mr. Bohn, Counsel for the District reviewed and discussed data presented by
staff regarding number of sewer service charge accounts that had chosen
the elective fixture charge and the individual account monies involved.
During the discussion, Mr. Bohn stated that any action adopted by the
Board should be equitable to all affected sewer service charge accounts.
Upon the recommendation of Mr. Bohn, it was moved by Member Allan, seconded
by Member Gibbs, that staff prepare an Ordinance amending Chapter 11,
Article 4, of the District Code, for presentation to the Board.
Such Ordinance amending Chapter 11, Article 4, will reflect the decision of
the. Board to terminate immediately the option of elective fixture charges.
Further, Mr. Bohn was requested to prepare for presentation to the Board
a formula, including interest per annum of 7%, but whereby monies paid
would be credited to individual existing sewer service charge accounts
in a uniform manner so as to reflect the decision of the Board to terminate
and delete the elective fixture charge from the District Code. Further,
the Secretary of the District was requested to forward a copy of the
Minutes of this Board Meeting to the Contra Costa County Grand Jury.
Item continued.
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10. INFORMATrnN
Secretary Davis noted that Board Members had received copies of
correspondence received from the following:
a. California Association of Sanitation Agencies dated March 12, 1974.
b. Orinda/Moraga Disposal Service, Inc., dated March 20, 1974, and
addressed to the President, Orinda Association.
C. Linda A. Moody, dated March 20, 1974, with two enclosures.
d. Schedule of Subcommittee Meetings, Contra Costa County Solid
Waste Management Policy Committee.
Board Ilambers, staff and Mr. Bohn, Counsel for the District, reviewed and
discussed the correspondence received from Linda A. Moody. mrs- Moody,
representing Amigos de Diablo, indicated opposition to the District's
previous action of annexing, in principal, the Bryan and Blackhawk Ranches.
Mrs. Moody expressed concern because of the "negative impacts upon Mount
Diablo," if the District were to proceed with annexation.
" After discussion, wherein Board policy on annexation of areas designated
green belt" by the County were reviewed, Mr. Bohn was requested to prepare
an appropriate response to Mrs. Moody's correspondence for presentation to the
Board. Item continued.
Board Members and Mr. Bohn noted that the report by the District's
Citizens Advisory Committee on Solid Waste Recycling was the meeting topic
for the Subcommittee Meetings of the Contra Costa County Solid Waste
Management Policy Committee. A general discussion followed regarding the
District's plans for solid waste management, the activities of the
Coanty's policy committee, and the recommendations presented by the District's
Citizens Advisory Committee.
After discussion, it was the consensus of the Board to schedule a
public hearing for April 11, 1974, to consider the report by the Citizens
Advisory Committee. Staff was requested to notify affected cities, members of the
County's Solid Waste Management Policy Committe, collecting agencies, and
members of the Citizens Advisory Committee. Item continued.
VIII. REPORTS
1. GENERAL MANAGER -CHIEF ENGINEER
a. Mr. Dalton, Deputy General Manager -Chief Engineer, provided
Board Members with a written report on the current status on the construction
of the Holding Basin at the Treatment Plant, DSP 2032 II. He further
reported that District Annexation No. 40 (Larwin Development) had been
finalized.
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b. Mr. Dalton reported that the District had billed the State and EPA
$4,369,000.00 for grant funds for the construction of the District's Water
Reclamation Facility. In addition_, the City of Concord had been billed for
an $85,000.00 sewer service charge.
c. Mr. Dalton presented a current status report on the construction
of the Water Reclamation Facility. He indicated that approximately 12%
of the work had been completed.
d. At the request of Mr. Dalton, Mr. Hinkson, Manager, Maintenance
Department, utilizing maps, explained the current status of the slide
condition existing at 154 La Espiral, Orinda. Discussion followed wherein
staff was requested to establish liaison with Contra Costa County Flood
Control District concerning the La Espiral slide. Staff information and the
results of liaison with the Flood Control District were to be made avaiJable
to Mr. Royce Buffington, 154 La Espiral, Orinda.
e. Mr. Dalton reported that additional claims against the District
had been received which reported slide conditions. After discussion, Mr. Bohn,
Counsel for the District, was requested to prepare a report defining the
District's responsibility regarding slide conditions and specifically for the
La Espiral situation. Item continued.
f. Mr. Dalton stated that because of budgetary considerations, staff
required guidance from the Board regarding the District's program on
temporary summer employees. After discussion, staff was requested to
place the matter on the agenda for the meeting of March 28, 1974.
2. COUNSEL FOR THE DISTRICT
a. Mr. Bohn reported that an Agreement with the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe Railway Co., had been finalized. This Agreement provides for
private road access to the District's outfall line and to Industrial
Tank Company. After explanation of the terms of the Agreement by Mr. Bohn,
it was moved by Member Gibbs, seconded by ?Member Rustigian, that authorization
for the President and Secretary to execute the Agreement, at a cost to the
District of $10,000.00 from the Sewer Construction Fund, be approved.
Carried by the following vote:
AYES: Members: Gibbs, Boneysteele, Rustigian, Allan and Mitchell
NOES: Members: None
ABSENT: Members: None
b. Mr. Bohn reported on negotiations held with representatives
of Midland Pump Company regarding installation of pumps at the District's
Water Reclamation Facility. Discussion followed with Mr. Niles, Manager,
Plant Operations, providing additional technical information. regarding tha
District's requirements and specifications for pumps.
3. SECRETARY
a. Mr. Davis reported that staff recommendations for garbage rate
increases for Orinda/Moraga Disposal Service, Inc., would cover the
period April 1, 1974, to April 1, 19.75.
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b. Mr. Davis reported that copies of the report by the District's
Citiee s :dv_Lsory Cornl.iittae on Solid Waste :Recyclipmy had 31een distribztel
to eighteen different agencies or persons, including news media.
c. Mr. Davis reported, that at the request of Mr. Dalton, Deputy
General Manager -Chief Engineer, liaison had been established with the
Cities of Lafayette and Walnut Creek to arrange for the appearance of
President Mitchell to discuss the County Water Quality Control Study with
the respective City Councils. After discussion, Mr. Davis was requested
to attempt to schedule the appearances of President Mitchell on a weekly
basis before City Councils of Cities located within the Sanitary District.
4. COMMITTEES
a.. PEASO11NEL
Member Allan, Chairman of the Personnel Committee, reported that
after examination of applicants, the Examining Committee reported no
candidate qualified for the position of Accountant. After discussion, the
Personnel Committee agreed to meet with Staff to review the internal
functioning of the Accounting Division.
b. BAY AREA SE14AGE SERVICES AGENCY
Member Gibbs, Member of the Executive and Operating Committees, BASSA,
reported that BASSA had been requested to hold a public hearing to consider
the designation of "208" agencies.
TX. MATTERS FROM THE FLOOR
1. Member Boneysteele commented on the strike by employees of the City
of San Francisco. Discussion followed.
2. In response to query, Mr. Niles, Manager, Plant Operations, stated
that the report by Brown and Caldwell on power requirements for the ?dater
Reclamation Facility would be forthcoming.
X. ADJObMTMENT
At 11:25 o'clock P.M., President Mitchell adjourned the meeting to
March 28, 1974.
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VIII. Reports
ENGINEERS REPORT - DISTRTCT BOARD MEETING, MARCH 28, 1.974
SUBJECT: ELECTIVE FIXTURE CRARGE INFORMATION
Pursuant to our discussion with the .District Board at the March 21, 1.974
Board Meeting, we have expanded our summary sheet to indicate the total
connection fees due the District, assuming a 7% interest payment on the
unpaid balance and crediting the service charges paid against file unpaid
balance. By addin& the letter "R" we have indicated those accounts that
have exceeded the payment due under the form -Lila.
3:f this procedure is adopted as a revision to the District Code, it
would be necessary to review each account for penalty and interest
payment to get a precise refund or balance due. It would also be
necessary to establish the legal owner in case of a refund and to notify
each account with a balance due cif the new procedure and the new balance
due.
Respectfully submitted,
W. C. Dalton
Deputy
;eneral. Manager -Chief Engineer
SUMMARY SHEET
ON
SEWER SERVICE CHARGE ACCOUNTS
(ELECTIVE FIXTURE CHARGE)
See. 11-401 to 11-405
Formula Pay
Off Amount
(132 x 1%
Total
Quarter
Total
of Conn.Fee)
Refunds -
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Connection
Serv. Chg.
Paid to
T 10% of
or Balance
Account No.
Use
Fee
Started
12131173 *
Conn. Fee
Due
*
1-D
Apartment
$ 9,262.24
3131162
$13,567.86
$13,152.06
$ 415.80
R
**
2-L
Apartment
5,600.00
3131162
9,084.63
7,952.00
1,132.63
R
**
5-WC
Apartment
400.00
9130161
641.92
628.00
13.92
R
**
6-WC
Apartment
400.00
9130161
631.54
628.00
3.54
R
**
7-L
Apartment
400.00
12131161
641.60
628.00
13.60
R
8-L
Apartment
810.00
12131161
1,317.26
1,169.20
148.06
R
**
11-L
Apartment
400.00
12131161
692.59
628.00
64.59
R
*"
7.2-,W
Apartment
1,105.00
12131161
1,727.50
1,569.10
158.40
R
*
3-WC
Apartment
700.00
12131161
1,130.89
1,024.00
106.89
R
*'
17-A
Laundromat
2,820.00,
9130161
4,219.64
4,004.40
215.24
R
**
19-WC
Apartment
2,460.76
6130161
4,001.80
3,494.59
507.20
R
22-PH
Rest Home
1,860.00
3131160
3,298.39
2,641.20
657.19
R
**
23-PH
Apartment
6,160.00
3131162
10,436.95
8,747.20
1,689.75
R
**
27-L
Laundromat
2,730.00
6130162
4,212.20
3,876.60
325.60
R
**
28-PH
Apartment
2,550.00
6130162
4,353.48
3,621.00
732.48
R
**
29-PH
Apartment
8,856.00
6130162
13,512.25
12,575.52
936.73
R
**
32-PH
Apartment
7,576.00
9130162
11,741.85
10,757.92
983.93
R.
**
33-L
Apartment
4,480.00
9130162
9,754.00
6,361.60
3,392.40
R
**
36-WC
Laundromat
2,160.00
9130162
3,192.04
3,067.20
124.84
R
**
40-WC
Apartment
9,255.00
12131162
14,478.58
13,142.10
1,336.48
R
**
46-0
Laundromat
1,515.00
3131163
2,080.85
2,150.50
69.65
**
48-PH
Apartment
6,176.00
3131163
9,587.37
8,769.92
817.45
R
**
49-PH
Rest Home
2,110.00
3131163
3,030.73
2,996.20
34.53
R
**
50-WC
Apartment
1,509.00
3131163
2,130.90
2,142.78
11.83
**
51-WC
Apartment
18,537.50
3131163
25,203.74
26,323.25
1,119.51
**.52-WC
Apartment
13,876.50
6130163
20,209.34
19,704.63
504.71
R
**
54-R
Apartment
4,080.00
9130163
5,447.43
5,793.60
346.17
**
55-R
Apartment
4,140.00
6130163
5,620.19
5,878.80
258.61
**
56-WC
Apartment
1,050.00
3131163
1,491.00
1,491.00
0.00
**
57-0
Apartment
5,642.00
6130163
7,811.72
8,011.60
199.88
**
58-PH
Rest Home
3,560.00
9130163
4,846.41
5,055.20
208.79
**
60-WC
Apartment
4,349.66
9130163
6,814.13
6,176.52
637.61
R
**
61-D
Apartment
3,587.50
9130163
4,910.98
5,094.25
183.27
**
`2-WC
Apartment
5,337.74
9130163
7,441.03
7,579.58
138.55
*�
>-L
Apartment
5,682.00
9130163
9,351.00
8,068.44
I,282.56
.R
**
e4-PH
Laundromat
2,430.00
9130163
3,229.31
3,450.60
221.29
�*
66-WC
Apartment
2,017.50
12/31/63
2,578.80
2,864.85
286.05
Formula Pay
Off Amount
(132 x 1 o
Total
Quarter
Total
of Conn.Fee)
Refunc R
Connection
Serv. Chg.
Paid to
+ 100 of
Or Balance
Account No.
Use
Fee
Started
12131173 x
Conn. Fee
Due
** 67-L
Apartment
$ 4,200.00
12131163
$ 5,620.92
$ 5,964.00
$ 343.08
** 68-P
Water Soft. P1.
1,320.00
12131163
1,731.00
1,874.40
143.40
** 69-WC
Apartment
5,400.00
12131163
9,398.67
7,666.00
1,730.67 R
** 70-A
Apartment.
2,760.00
12131163
3,733.25
3,919.20
185.95
** 71-WC
Conv. Hosp.
1,515.00
12131163
2,009.55
2,151.30
141.75
** 73-WC
Apartment
757.50
12131163
1,051.75
1,099.90
48.15
** 74-WC
Apartment
2,017.50
12131163
2,635.55
2,864.80
229.25
** 75-WC
***Soft Water
1,200.00
3131164
1,476.00
** 76-WC
Apartment
2,025.00
3131164
2,671.74
2,875..50
203.76
** 79-WC
Apartment
810.00
6130164
1,019.65
1,169.20
149.55
** 80-WC
Apartment
810.,00
6130164
1,023.39
1,169.20
145.81
** 81-WC
Apartment
810.00
6130164
1,046.34
1,169.20
122.86
** 83-D
Apartment
4,008.60
6130164
5,147.02
5,692.21
545.19
** 90-PH
Apartment
3,541.78
9130164
4,129.07
5,029.31
900.24
95-PH
***Car Wash
2,500.00
9130164
1,905.25
** 96-P
Apartment
4,780.00
12131164
6,090.33
6,787.60
697.27
** 97-0
Prof. Bldg.
665.00
12131164
823.07
977.80
154.73
** 98-D
Rest Home
3,675.00
12131164
6,220.32
5,218-50
1,001.82 R
**100-R
Apartment
3,879.50
12131164
5,103.66
5,200.15
9,6-49
**102-WC
Conv. Hosp.
2,275.00
12131164
2,780.00
3,230.50
450_00-
**103-�1
Apartment
5,420.24
12131164
6,439.36
7,696..i3
1,257
**104-D
Laundromat
3,750.00
12131164
4,537.50
5,325.100
78i J
**105-WC
Camalback
2,341.00
6130165
2,701.50
3,324.22
622.12
Rec. Assn.
**123-WC
Apartment
4,922.00
9130165
5,800.49
6,989.24
1,188.75
**128-WC
Apartment
3,407.00
9130165
3,740.70
4,837.94
1,097.24
129-P
***Car Wash
3,500.00
9130165
1,239.70
**131-L
Apartment
6,142.00
9130165
6,929.65
8,721.54
1,791.99
**132-WC
Apartment
4,782.00
12131165
5,240.28
6,790.44
1,550.16
**133-WC
Apartment
5,806.00
12131165
6,277.63
8,244.52
1,966.89
**134-WC
Motel
7,314.24
12131165
7,916.08
10,386.21
2,470.13
**135-M
Apartment
8,960.00
12131165
10,491..68
12,723..20
2,231.52
**139-WC
Apartment
6,255.00
12131165
8,689.13
8,832.10
1.92.97
**140-M
Apartment
4,715.00
12131165
5,125.72
61695.3:0
1,559.58
**141-WC
Conv. Hosp.
9,000.00
12131165
9,849.09
12,780.00
2,930.91
**142-WC
Apartment
3,105.00
12131165
3,245.34
4,409.10
1,163.76
**144-WC
Apartment
17,125.00
3131166
17,981.44
24,317.50
6,336.06
**145-PH
Conv. Hosp.
16,600.00
3131166
19,209.86
23,572.00
4,362.14
**147-WC
Apartment
10,190.85
3131166
10,991.65
14,471.00
3,479.35
151-L
***Car Wash
2,500.00
3131166
2,374.10
**153-D
Off. Bldg.
900.00
3131166
1,002.86
1,288.00
285.14
**155-PH
Motel, bar &
6,217.00
6130166
6,466.81.
8,828.14
2,361.33
Restaurant
158-WC
Apartment
5,848.00
12131166
5,639.21
8,293.60
2,654.39
160-WC
Laundromat
5,240.00
3131167
4,839.53
7,440.80
2,601.27
162-L
Apartment
1,645.00
3131167
1,555.89
2,335.90
780.01
**163-M
Church
355.00
9130167
374.59
568.60
19Z 111
164-WC
Car Wash
2,500.00
9130167
2,092.92
3,550.00
1,45 8
-2-
Formula Pay
Off Amount
_
(132 x 1%
Total
Quarter
Total
of Conn.Fee)
Refunds - R
Connection
Serv. Chg.
Paid to
+ 10% of
or Balance
Account No.
Use
Fee
Started
12131173 *
Conn. Fee
Due
165-WC
Apartment
$ 3,890.00
12131167
$ 3,255.00
$ 5,523.80
$2,268.80
166-WC
Apartment
3,217.10
12131167
2,727.68
4,568.28
1,840.60
167-0
Conv. Hosp.
4,900.00
12131167
4,725.67
61958.00
2,232.33
169-L
Apartment
1,080.00
6130168
845.00
1,533.60
688.60
170-M
Apartment.
5,410.00
9130168
4,302.65
7,682.20
3,380.15
172-L
Duplex
750.00
9130168
570.00
1,090..00
520.00
173-WC
Offices
1,500.00
9130168
1,143.15
2,130.00
986.85
174-L
4-P1ex
1,020.00
9130168
742.00
1,448.40
706.40
175-WC
Apartment
11,507.00
9130168
8,625.70
16,339.94
7,714.24
176-WC
Apartment
9,398.00
12131168
6,767.80
13,345.16
6,577.36
177-WC
Camelback
617.00
3131169
421.70
914.44
492.74
East Assn.
179-WC
Laundromat
7,000.00
6130169
2,315.99
9,940.00
7,624.01
180-WC
Apartment
9,154.00
3131170
5,307.40
12,998.68
7,691.28
181-WC
Apartment
4,530.00
12131169
2,657.49
6,432.60
3,775.11
182-WC
Apartment
10,500.00
6130170
5,797.05
14,910.00
9,112.95
184-M
Car Wash
2,500.00
9130169
11550.00
3,550.00
2,000.00
185-C
Car Wash
2,500.00
12131169
1,475.00
3,550.00
2,075.00
186-WC
Apartment
1,300.00
3131170
731.12
1,846.00
1,114.88
187-PH
4-Plex
1,048.00
12131169
552.11
1,488.16
936.05
188-PH
4-Plex
1,048.00
12131169
619.30
1,488.16
868.86
89-WC
Car Wash
2,500.00
12131169
1,489.48
3,550.00
2,060.52
91-R
Apartment
1,600.00
9130170
832.00
2,272.00
1,440.00
192-L
Apartment
2,400.00
3131170
1,285.43
3,408.00
2,122.57
193-M
Apartment
8,030.00
3131170
4,483.00
11,402.60
6,919.60
194-PH
Apartment
6,600.00
9130170
2,924.22
9,372.00
6,447.78
195-PH
***Car Wash
2,060.00
9130170
662.43
196-PH
Apartment
4,347.50
9130170
2,154.75
6,173.45
4,018.70
199-WC
Car Wash
3,000.00
9130170
990.00
4,260.00
3f270.00
202-PH
4-Plex
1,048.00
12131170
493.30
1,488.16
994.86
203-PH
4-Plex
1,045.00
12131170
986.78
1,483.90
497.12
205-WC
Apartment
36,555.56
12131170
17,910.06
51;908.89
.33,995.82
206-PH
4-Flex
1,048.00
12131170
574.30
1,.4.88.16
...973.86
207-R
Apartment
3,740.00
12131170
3-,264.50
5,310.80
2;046.30
209-PH
Apartment
5 697.68-
-3111171
21685.74
8,090,70
5;404.96
211-FTC
Apartment
1,225.00
6130171
'!529.55
1,739..50
1,209-95
212-WC
Apartment
1,225.00
6130171
518.50
1,739.50
1,221-00
213-R
Apartment
4,747.30
3/31/72
1,626.14
-6,741.16
5,115.02
219-WC
17up1ex
510._00
6130171-
221.24
773.20
'551.96
220-1vC
Duplex
.510.00
6130171
245.49
773_20
527.71
221-WC
Apartment
3,897.00
6130/71
1,643.94
5,533.74
3,889.80
222-WC
Apartment
48,744.00
6130171
21,372.24
69,216.48
47,844.24
223-PH
4-Plex
1,048.00
6130171
451.30
1,488._16
1,036.86
224-PH
4-P1ex
1,048.00
9130171
463.77
1,488.16
1,024.39
225-PH
4-Plex
1,048.00
9130171
419.80
1,488.16
1,068.36
226-WC
Duplex
600.00
9130171
240.00
892.00
652.00
227-WC
Apartment
66,192.77
9130171
23,627.39
93,993.73
76,366.34
?8-R
Apartment
3,200.00
6130172
999.68
4,544.00
3,544.32
9-PH
Apartment
850.00
12131171
304.00
1,222.00
918.00
--3-
Account No. Use
230-PH
Apartment
231-PH
Apartment
233-PH
Camelback
Rec. Assn.
235-PH
Apartment
236-D
Car Wash
237-R
Apartment
238-WC
Duplex
239-PH
Apartment
240-WC
Apartment
241-WC
Apartment
242-D
Car Wash
243-FVC
Apartment
244-WC
Apartment
245-WC
8-Plex
246-WC
Apartment
247-PH
Apartment
248-PH
Apartment
249-PH
Apartment
**364-L
Laundromat
**587-WC
Laundromat
**588-WC
4-Plex
**600-WC
Apartment
**601-WC
Apartment
**602.0
Safeway
**613-PH
Laundromat
**643-WC
Drive -In
**657-L
Church
**659-WC
Laundromat
**660-WC
Apartment
**661-WC
***Laundromat
**663-WC
Apartment
**664-WC
4-Plex
**666-WC
Pet Hosp.
**667-L
4-Plex
**670-WC
Law Office
**675-WC
Church
**676-L
Motel
**678-L
Drive-in
Total
Total
Connection
PPP
$ 5,000.00
1,076.00
4,059.58
8,713.68
2,200.00
1,510.00
600.00
16,920.00
1,300.00
2,585.00
2,000.00
28,351.75
6,917.00
1,715.00
52,102.00
9,209.00
18,681.00
47,025.00
2,295.00
1,095.00
400.00
2,400.00
500.00
1,255.00
2,760.00
455.00
610.00
2,340.00
810.00
2,565.00
500.00
400.00
860.00
400.00
300.00
860.06
2,800.00
250.00
$884,281.53
Total Number of Accounts = 169
Total Number ** = 96
Quarter
Serv. Chg.
Started
12131171
12131171
3130172
3130172
3130172
3130172
3130172
6130173
6130173
6130173
6130173
6130173
6130173
6130173
6130173
6130173
9130173
12131173
3131160
3131160
12131160
3131161
3131161
6130160
6130160
6130160
12131160
6130161
9130160
6130161
6130161
9130160
6130161
6130161
12131160
12131160
9130161
12131160
Total
Paid to
12131173
$ 1,850.00
399.52
1,377.96
2,455.64
748.00
511.00
204.00
3,246.49
247.00
492.50
380.00
5,391.17
1,312.70
171.50
8,336.20
1,749.00
3,221.00
4,702.50
4,099.24
1,950.64
696.80
3,994.08
881.05
2,086.54
4,801.78
866.11
1,038.52
3,754.91
1,417.11
3,934.63
876.94
761.40
1,402.29
716.59
574.00
1,443.00
4,486.72
465.67
Formula Pay.
Off Amount
(132x1%
of Conn.Fee)
+ 10% of
Conn. Fee
$ 7,?00.00
1,527.92
5,764.60
12,373.42
3,124.00
2,144.20
892.00
24,026.40
1,846.00
3,676.70
2,840.00
40,259.48
9,826.10
2,435.30
73,984.84
13,076.78
26,527.02
66,775.50
3,258.90
1,554.90
658.00
3,408.00
760.00
1,782..10
3,919.20
700..60
905.20
3,322.80
1,169.20
3,642.30
760.00
628.00
1,235.20
628.00
496.00
1,235.20
3,976.00
430.On
$686,308.08 $1,239,994.29
* includes 10% initial payment and all subsequent payments.of any type
(penalties, interest, monies collected on the County tax roll, etc.)
** Those that have exceeded their original connection fees
*** Have discontinued use
R - Refund under formula (7% interest on unpaid balance and credit for
service charges paid against unpaid balance)
Total of Refunds (47 accounts) ='.$ 24,747.04
Total of Balances Due (116 accounts) = $586,100.73
Refunds - R
or Balance
Due
$5,25G_ J
1,128.40
4,386.64
9,917.78
2,376.00
1,613.20
668.00
20,777.91
1,599.00
3.,173.20
2,460.00.
34,868.3j.
8,513.4a
2,263.8C
65,648.64
11,327.78
23,306.92
62,073.00
840.34
395.74
3a.80
98-6 08 ..
121. '15
682,�8 ..
165.5.E -'
13
3 ..; . c?
432.1: _
247.9 .
292.33
116.94 Z
13.40 R
167.09 R
83.59 R
73.00 R
207.80 R
570-.72 .9
35. 67 P.
$610,847.77
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March 28, 1974
MEMOPANDl"i FOR: HONORARI.E M VRERS OF THE BOARD CF DIRECT-DRS
FROM: W. C. Dalton, Deputy General "Manager -Chief Engineer
SUUJECT: DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL REPORT FOR THE LARWIN PUMP STATION
PROBLEM: The revised Staff evaluation has been prepared as directed by
the Board and is herewith submitted.
BACKGROUND: Ordinance 95 requires that the Board act on the following
1. Review the draft EIR and determine if it is in order.
2. If the draft EIR is in order, authorize staff to file the Notice
of Completion with the Secretary of Resources Agency.
3. Establish a review time period.
4. Determine whether in the discretion of the Board it is desirable
to conduct a public hearing on the Environmental Impact of the
project and if so set a date for such hearing.
The preliminary review as made at the March 21, 1974 meeting
RECOMMENDATION:
I. Find the draft EIR to be in order.
2. Authorize staff to file Notice of Completion.
3. Set review period of 40 days.
4. Set May 2, 1974, as the date for the public hearing on the
Environmental report.
Respectfully submitted,
uiezw-�`�
W. C. Dalton
Deputy
General Manager -Chief Engineer
JLB: sf
J M
Attachments:
Staff Evaluation - revised
Applied Science and Resource Planning Letter
March 28, 1974
CENTRAL CONTRA COSTA SANITARY DISTRICT
STAFF EVALUgTION OF
LARIW I N PUMIP STATION
DRAFT ENVIROWMENTAL IMPACT REPORT
(Revised)
General -'All references to economics or economic hardships placed on
the developer are improperly included in this draft and shall be deleted
as follows:
Pie Delete
14 Third and fourth paragraphs.
19 First, second and third paragraphs.
21 Second sentence of the first paragraph.
Z4 Third sentence of the second paragraph.
25 Second sentence of the third paragraph
including the four examples; second sentence of
the fourth paragraph; and the footnote.
The following comments relate to changes required to make the draft
factual or to add new information that will update the draft.
Pa qe
Comments
The statement that the report cannot be
reproduced without permission is inappropriate
and shall be deleted.
2 The total Larwin Development has been deiachad
from Valley Community Services District for
sewer and garbage services. Annexation of this
area to the Central Sanitary District was
finalized on March 20, 1974.
3 The .force mains will be Iocated east of the creek
only if the developer can provide proper easements.
It's not clear from the last sentence on pags 3
that the Bishop pumping installation will be
duplicated once the Larwin pump station is built.
The following sentence should therefore be added:
The Larwin station will essentially eliminate the
need for the Bishop station and will also serve
additional areas.
Page
Comments
March 28, 1974
Page 2
6 The force mains will be two parallel lines of
approximately 12 to 14 inches in diameter.
The inclusion of the force mains in the report
is proper.
The second sentence of the third paragraph implies
that the sewage would gravity flow to its discharge
in Suisun Bay. However, it (and for that matter
all sewage) must be pumped through the treatment
plant to the outfall.
10 It should be stated in the first paragraph that
immediately to the south of the site there are
existing houses (Subdivision 3841).
15 In the last sentence the phrase "without adverse
consequences" is a judgment and should be deleted.
18 Power consumption is estimated at 806,000 kwh/year.
19 The standby engines will be turbines which can be
powered by any petroleum fuel.
23 Add the following sentence to the end of the f 1 :-- t
paragraph: The area surrounding the security
fencing will be landscaped to improve the appear-
ance of the fencing.
After the above comments are included, the report will adequately depict
the project and the effects that it will have on surrounding environment.
4p_
V Jay McCoy
Engineering Associate
JM: sf
Approved:
/Best
Manager -Engineering Department
APPLIED SCIENCE AND FRE'..,r=OU'q:C= PLANI1JIA7G, 13NC.
K STPEET, SU•TE 123, SACc-�AMENTO, CALIFOPN"A 95914 PHONE 9'S-444-(520a
March 22, 1974
8000821
Central,Contra Costa Sanitary District
Atten: Jay McCoy
1250 Springbrook Road
Walnut Creek, CA 94596
RE: LARWIN - BISHOP LIFT STATION, EIR
Dear Mr. McCoy:
It has come to our attention that the Board of the Central
Contra Costa Sanitary District wishes to utilize the drat
text of the Larwin - Bishop Lift Station in preparation
of the Final Environmental Impact Report.
Please consider this letter as an authorization of release
of the draft Environmental Impact Report, 1/3/74, prepared
by Applied Science and Resource Planning, Inc. for this
purpose. Applied Science is, of course, prepared to stand
behind the draft EIR text. Any changes or alterations of
the draft text in preparation of the Final EIR become the
responsibility of the Central Contra Costa Sanitary District.
Sincerely,
APPLIED SCIENCE AND
RESOU$CE PLANNING, INC.
C F-IV Q
eYR Z� s7'
Larry Lea
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Office Manager
G:n. App.-Ch. Erg-
5cntp tAanagar ��'%•� J
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CC.- Charles Schneider
LID Caansm
Agenda
Larwin - No. Calif.
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Permit
CONSULTANTS IN THE PHYSICAL,, BIOLOGICAL., AND SOCIAL SCIENCM 7
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3i28j74
March 28, 1974
P &!� 1ORANDL FOR: H0'I0RA9!_F l`4E1•'BER.S OF THE BOARD CF C? i RrCTORS
FROM: W. C. Dalton, Deputy General Manager-C;'Iief Engineer
SUBJECT: DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL REPORT FOR THE LAR':'? I N PUMP STAT I U-N
PROBLEM: The revised Staff evaluation has been prepared as directed by
the Board and is herewith submitted.
BACKGROUND: Ordinance 95 requires that the Board act on the following
I. Review the draft EIR and determine if it is in order.
2. If the draft EIR is in order, authorize staff to file the Notice
of Completion with the Secretary of Resources Agency.
3. Establish a review time period.
4. Determine whether in the discretion of the Board it is desirable
to conduct a public hearing on the Environmental 'mpact of the
project and if so set a date for such hearing.
The preliminary review as made at the March 21, !974 meeting
RECOMMENDATION:
I. Find the draft EIR to be in order.
2. Authorize staff to file Notice of Completion.
3. Set review period of 40 days.
4. Set May 2, 1974, as the date for the public hearing on the
Environmental report.
Respectfully submitted,
J
A Lo
W. C. Da I ton
Deputy
General Manager -Chief Engineer
JLB: sf
JH
Attachments:
Staff Evaluation - revised
Applied Science and Resource Planning Letter
March 28, 1974
CENTRAL CONTRA COSTA SANITARY DISTRICT
STAFF EVALUtiTION OF
LARW I N PUMP STATION
DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT
(Revised)
General -All references to economics or economic hardships placed on
the developer are improperly included in this draft and shall be deleted
as follows:
Page Delete
14 Third and fourth paragraphs.
19 First, second and third paragraphs.
21 Second sentence of the first paragraph.
24 Third sentence of the second paragraph.
25 Second sentence of the third paragraph
including the four examples; second sentence or
the fourth paragraph; and the footnote.
The following comments relate to changes required to make the draft
factual or to add new information that will update the draft.
Page
Comments
The statement that the report cannot be
reproduced without permission is inappropriate
and shall be deleted.
2 The total Larwin Development has been detached
from Valley Corrmun i ty Services District for
sewer and garbage services_ Annexation of this
area to the Central Sanitary District was
finalized on March 20, 1974.
3 The -.force mains will be located east of the creek
only if the developer can provide proper easements.
It's not clear from the last sentence on page 3
that the Bishop pumping installation wiil be
duplicated once the Larwin pump station is built.
The following sentence should therefore be added:
The Larwin station will essentially eliminate the
need for the Bishop station and will also serve
additional areas.
Paqe
Comments
March 28, 1974
Page 2
6 The force mains will be two parallel lines of
approximately 12 to 14 inches in diameter.
The inclusion of the force mains in the report
is proper.
The second sentence of the third paragraph implies
that the sewage would gravity flow to its discharge
in Suisun Bay. However, it (and for that matter
all sewage) must be pumped through the treatment
plant to the outfall.
10 It should be stated in the first paragraph that
immediately to the south of the site there are
existing houses (Subdivision 3841).
15 In the last sentence the phrase "without adverse
consequences" is a judgment and should be deleted.
18 Power consumption is estimated at 806,000 kwh/year.
19 The standby engines will be turbines which can bu
powered by any petroleum fuel.
23 Add the following sentence to The end of the first
paragraph: The area surrounding the security
fencing will be landscaped to improve the appear-
ance of the fencing.
After the above comments are included, the report will adequately depict
the project and the effects that it will have on surroundina environment.
Jay McCoy
Engineering Associate
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Approved:
Jack L. Best
Vanager-Engineering Department
APPL'a,EC S OIENCE AND RESOURCE PLANNING, INC.
PcrT• Su,TE 103. SACgAMENT3• CALIFOPNIA 95614 PHONE 9"S-444-6034
March 22, 1974
8000821
Central•Contra Costa Sanitary District
Atten: Jay McCoy
1250 Springbrook Road
Walnut Creek, CA 94596
RE: LARWIN - BISHOP LIFT STATION, EIR
Dear Mr. McCoy:
It has come to our attention that the Board of the Central
Contra Costa Sanitary District wishes to utilize the draft
text of the Larwin - Bishop Lift Station in preparation
of the Final Environmental Impact Report.
Please consider this letter as an authorization of release
of the draft Environmental Impact Report, 1/3/74, prepared
by Applied Science and Resource Planning, Inc. for this
purpose. Applied Science is, of course, prepared to stand
behind the draft EIR text. Any changes or alterations of
the draft text in preparation of the Final EIR become the
responsibility of the Central Contra Costa Sanitary District.
Sincerely,
APPLIED SCIENCE AND
RESOURCE PLANNING, INC.
J/Larry Lea
Office Manager
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March 25, 1974
MEMORANDUM FOR: THE HONORABLE MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
FROM: W. C. Dalton, Deputy General Manager -Chief Engineer
SUBJECT: AUTHORIZATION TO H I RF 23 TE"t"POP.ARY SUMMER EMPLOYEES
FOR 1974
Summary of Request
Department Summer Employees
Accounting -Clerical 0
Engineering 10
f 1a i ntenance 9
Plant Operations 4
Total Request 23
Hourly rate for temporary summer employment is $2.94 per hour.
In 1973 we requested 23 temporary summer employees. We request Board
approval to hire 23 temporary summer employees for 1974.
Your consideration of this request will be appreciated so that we can
conduct simple drafting tests for engineering summer employees.
Respectfully submitted,
W. C. Dalton
Deputy General Manager -Chief Engineer
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Attached are summaries of Departmental
requests for temporary summer employees.
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DEPARTMENTAL REQUESTS FOR TEMPORARY
SUMMER. EMPLOYEES FOR 1974
ENGINEERING DEPART'%;ENT:
The Engineering Department requires 10 temporary summer em,,p I ogees w i tn
drafting background for work on the District gapping system and general
engineering duties. One temporary employee will be assigned to the
Printing Section to update our microfilm security section. One will Ce
assigned to the Permit Section -to post the permit numbers on our 100'
scale system maps. The balance will be assigned to office and field,
working on permanent record maps. Vacation fill-ins for Inspection,
Survey and other Divisions will be from the Engineering pool group..
M.AINTENANCE DEPARTMENT:
Requests nine (9) temporary summer employees. These people mill be ussd
as vacation fill-in on maintenance crews. Summer workers aiill be used
in repair division to augment our present force and increase repair
production.
We will use 4 of the summer workers in our smoke test program. This
has been a good program. Last summer we tested I D1 ,477 feat of sa•aer
mains. 'Ile located enough sources of infi ltration/inflo:i in the nor 3-heast
section of Martinez that with their elimination, the Pine St.-Esco� �r
sewer system did not overflow this winter. This system has overflowed
faithfully at the slightest rainfall for years.
Summer help in the Maintenance Department must have the physical
capability to perform heavy manual labor. In addition, those people
working in the smoke test program must make a favorable public.impression.
TREA TIMENT PLANT:
A total of four summar employees are requested for 1974; two of these
employees wiII be assigned to the pump station, north and south. Theca
employees will be used for building and yard maintenance at the varlous
pump stations.
The remaining two employees will be assigned to work at the Treatment
Plant performing general building and maintenance and dismantling and
removal of the Advance Treatment Test Facility plant and equipment.
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+MEMORANDUM TO: WILLIAvi C. DALTON - DEPUTY, GENERAL MANAGER -CHIEF &NIGINEER
SUBJECT:
CLAIM OF BENTON P. AND 5HIRv.LY BERG FOR $75,000.00 IN
DAMAGES.
PROBLEM: Mr. and Mrs. Berg are making this claim against the District
for earth movement that resulted in the demolition of their residence
at 515 Frumenti Court, Martinez.
BACKGROUND: The earth movement is a massive slide, the crown is behind
623 and 625 Laird Lane and the toe extends into the Berg Property. The
construction activities referred to could only be the original instal-
lation of the sewer mains in Tract 3543. This work was performed by
S. Rigisich, Inc. for Lockwood Construction Company. The work was com-
pleted July 19, 1967.
The District lost about 50' of sewer main in the slide. We
have installed and are still maintaining a temporary system to provide
service for two homes. Burton H. Marliave, Consulting Geologist, made a
report to the District regarding this slide, a copy is attached.
RECOMMENDATION: Deny claim and refer it to our insurance carrier.
Respectfully submitted,
Robert H. Hinkson
Manager, Maintenance Department
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1990 hOPT,- CALIFORNIA t: 7ULF-VARD
VIALNUT CREEK, CALIFORNIA 9A395
March 15, 1974
Secretary of the Board of Directors
Central Contra Costa Sanitary District
1250 Springbrook Road
Walnut Creek, California 94596
Subject: Claim_of Denton P. and Shirley Berg
Gentlemen:
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Kindly present the enclosed Claim of Damages to
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the Board of Directors for consideration_
Yours very t-*naly,
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Jeffrey D. Polisner
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ld�F B. NOTICES: All notices regarding this claim should be
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2-' family lily residence and other improver.ents located thereon on or
about April 1, 1973. T t is believed that the earth movement ;was
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tricinit4T of 625 Laird Lane. Said construction activit .es 'were
conducted in part by East BaMunicipal Utility and
Central Contra Costa Sanitary District.
D. AMOUNT Cam" CLAIM,- Claimant 5-_have :beezr -damaged in .the sure
of $75,O00.00, which sum includes the value of their lot, ij-1, prove -
::ants, moving costs, demolition casts and incidental expenses.
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Ott the damage are unkno,Mr at this title.
10; Dated: March 15, 1975
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DA?LAGES
on the parties
in said action, by placing
true copy thereof enclosed in a sealed envelope, with postage
thereon fully prepaid, in the United States rr!ail at Walnut Creek,
!California, addressed as follows:
East Day Municipal Utility District
2130 Adeline Street
Oakland, California
Central Contra Costa Sanitary Dict_r-ic--
1250 Springhrook Road
Walnut Creek, California 94595
I declare, under penalty of p'rju - _,
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CONSULTING, CEOLOCIST
REGISTERED ENGiNEERUNG GEOLOLAEST
Office i ;o. 3 1043 Stuart Street
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Siibjiaet: Slide Behind 623 and 625 Laird Lash
Dear Sir:
A iiel-4' r�CiJn?'_�15£3�3LOv' -was I..W"'.da ax 4_2—73 Oi' S.i'_.de C0'nditiJriS
be-103.rd 523 - nd 625 'ryird Lane bet`,+le`sen Iiattinez :-d Lafayat te, A3
s zo m on tie aitt4cht-4 sad tl�h =p a. slide extends from the rear o-J." the
level building- ppds thx -ugh tip -a 152 wide bench, in
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or 'ac lzazt I down- �nu hili1Jvlow tehb1,-h 10 -a -.ZiNh
of 150 feet. rlge sewer line aci4 the concrete
r���;e utveTon The
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l • '1oVv:ent alVmg L O az ezn edgi of the .�Iida has apoa nti-ly 'b'en
J—ar it's.�tn O ih-- wt3st �n ei''f,�'�'. `k'�ta. .?Lt LI i3'1"1.�' '_s� v m—porar?.'L�i been
lit1.?� fie': R :t ;ra t a �, fill was placed on toe rear slope o-- the
t %0� i 3 >> Fri /7 1;T� for..; az- lrha road nCti t'�iher{ -, is no �lpedrote;�'��y +"�•"ip oze d even `in u�'T e
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to ba i,'_�It; 3T=iZ t1''ivv a'-nd.s tone of zinc cens i-f-tic'h •`; t'+"iscc i nor'tinje:starly
and :C o ms a, syncllinmi -fold in. "Ine slid--_ ;'U F`2-M. Tile SiZ.Ithi�tira.�L'=i��iCil'L't�f c"s_`i It
t~}. .s�".`�. �:3 �'v' �. f the S.�?�P while it .�5-.? ��. l '+'' 3. �+ 1�rL �. �+
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, z ` }, 7 n - 1 mild + d i ?"t _L by lack '' o m } ; '1 s � fk -�+� � n ;�r 6� ben -lath
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fill _ ' .L' ' -i y.�I aZr.a�r+ t h �'� c b f f . A%f t' i °'.t�, i » •� z -s
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r� d I.r SIU-16 correction would re.,e v re rt.;--mn of ?? S - e � i �s rs,,%terialz
e_xc rv- t1.s keys into the Or=?',3r,.al :-310170 ttrl ow the ;;lidep p+L3t: tlit`nt Ot
dr.�_n mud p_ rio_. zed dr.edn _niipey reLu- id nf: the -n-:33th a
t':3m_?ac—I.,ed -Cil1 wTIa =-'3ttori;2 the Concre—ce drsi
Cost ?I2 e:tenss a3 20,000.(4) but will b,� nece:!�n r? to save the homes
ir~:= bcing destroya,&3i?'3.22 the 31#'av rainy 3-e�izon. r'.. ''s :}�? r+t .3 fir'
n� cantJt be i eesta'1�liz1hed trati-I the 3 i ide is re-zpair pe" ;—Imd th-C bench
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ACCOUNTING & SECRETARIAL DIVIS104 S
ORGANIZATION CHART
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Admin. Secretary
(gen.mgr.-chief eng.)
1 R48 1
$891 � $1083
SECRETARIAL POOL
senior secretary
R43
$790 $959
VERNON
dept. secretary
2 R39 1
$717 $$870
MERCHANT
secretary
1 R34 1
$634 $771
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Positions filled on right -total 6
Tcmnporary positions filled -total (0)
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March 27, 1974
MEMORANDUM FOR: The Honorable Board of Directors
VIA: Deputy General Manager -Chief Engineer
SUBJECT: Garbage Rates, Orinda/Moraga Disposal Service, Inc.
1. Attached is a report depicting financial reports of Orinda/Moraga
Disposal Service, Inc. for.the years 1971-1973 along with company and
staff projections for the year 1974.
2. Management of Orinda/Moraga Disposal Service, Inc. requested a 16 per cent
across the board increase for garbage rates. Below is staff recommenda-
tions on rate increases:
Staff
Recommenda-
Amount
Per cent
Type of Service
Present Rate
tions
Increased
Increase
Residential
One can
3.40
3.90
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15%
each add'l can-reg.
1.85
2.00
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8%
each add'l can -non reg.
.95
1.00
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5%
Multi -Family
1st collection
2.85
3.25
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14%
each add'l collection
.45
.50
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11%
One can 4.25 4.90 .65� 15%
each add'l can-reg. 1.85 2.10 , 25e, 14%
each add'l can -non reg. .95 .1.10 .15� 16%
Bulk
Per Cu. Yd. pickup 3.00 3.50 .50� 17%
3. Staff analysis of the recent contract signed by management with Teamsters
Union, Local 315, indicates an approximately 12% increase in labor costs for
1974. This also includes benefits and payroll taxes.
4. Due to the uncertainty of fuel costs, the current energy crisis and experi-
ence to date by management, .staff, in its judgment, has projected a 50%
increase in fuel, oil and license expense for 1974. Management projected
a 57% increase.
5. Staff recommendations and projections are predicated on the period
April 1, 1974 to April 1, 1975.
Respectfully submitted,
E. K. Davis
Secretary
Approved:
W. C. Dalton
Deputy General Mgr. -Chief Engr.
- RINDAIMORAGA
P. O. BOX 659 ORI,NDA, CALIFOI?,1iA 94563
PHO,,E 254-281:
Feb _ ua ry S, 1 91j
To the Board of Directors
Central Contra Costa Sanitary District
1250 Springbrook Road
Walnut Creek, Ca. 94597
Gentlemen:
Due to increased costs of the employment agreement effective January 1, 1974
and th^ sleep increaso in. fuel prices; we find it necessary to request a rate
increase at this time.
[de respectfully request authority to increase our various rates for resident-
ial and commercial service by the following percentages:
Effec ti,,ic.
January 1, 1974
Jan_llary 1. 1975
January 1, 1976
Percent of Basic One-Cr
Annual Increase Rate
16 % $ 3.95
6 4.20
4 3/4 % 4.40
[de are enclosing an analysis of such increases on f*iture income based on our
current level of operations. If you need any further information in connection
with this request please contact this office, or that of our C.P.A. and details
will be immediately furnished.
Sincerely yours,
ORIN-7A -MIOP. GA !DISPOSAL SERVICE, i C.
Joseph D. Navone, President
JDN/ms
Encl.