Minutes - Board - 1988-12-08MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
COSTA MESA SANITARY DISTRICT
1�December 8, 1988
CALL TO ORDER President Wahner called the meeting to order
at 7:30 p.m.
STUDY SESSION President Wahner announced that the following
members and staff had met in a study session on
December 7, 1988 for the purpose of conducting
interviews for the vacant position: James Wahner,
Orma Crank, Robert Hanson, Harry Green and Florine
Reichle.
NOMINATIONS: President Wahner called for nominations for
Director director. Director Hanson nominaxed James M.
Ferryman, seconded by Director Green. There being
.James Ferryman no further nominations, Mr. Ferryman was appointed
Appointed by the following roll call vote:
AYES: Directors - Wahner, Crank, Hanson, Green.
NOES: Directors - None
OATH OF OFFICE Ms. Reichle administered the oath of office to
Mr. Ferryman. Mr. Ferryman signed the oath and
President Wahner welcomed him to the Board of
Directors.
ROLL CALL: President Wahner then asked for a roll call.
Present: Directors - Wahner, Crank,
Hanson, Green, Ferryman.
Absent: Directors - None.
Officials present: Roy June, Attorney
Robert Oman, Finance Director
Robin Hamers, Engineer
Florine Reichle, Assistant
Secretary
MINUTES On motion by Director Crank, seconded by Director
November 10, 1988 Green, the minutes of the regular meeting of
November 10, 1988, were approved as distributed
and posted.
WRITTEN Ms. Reichle circulated a copy of the CSDA
CORRESPONDENCE: Newsletter, and a letter to a City Council
Member, that had been forwarded to the District,
from Mr. Dan Worthington stating he would be
interested in being assigned to a committee to
• work in recycling. A copy of the letter was given
to Director Hanson since he is currently the
director assigned to the area of recycling.
REFUND: Ms. Reichle presented a request from Lorraine
Lippold, 2666 "L" Elden, Costa Mesa, CA 92627,
for refund of sewer and trash assessment fees.
Ms. Lippold should have been charged for only one
unit and instead was charged for four units for
trash and seven units for sewer. The amount of
the refund should be $289.89.
MOTION Director Hanson made a motion, seconded by
Director Crank, to approve the refund of $289.89.
Motion carried by the following roll call vote:
AYES: Wahner, Crank, Hanson, Green, Ferryman.
NOES: None
OCCUPANCY REPORT Ms. Reichle read the Occupancy Report showing
an increase of 94 units in the trash collection
count bringing the total as of December 1, 1988 to
19,706 units
MOTION On motion by Director Hanson, seconded by Director
Green, and carried 5 -0, the Occupancy Report was
approved as submitted.
FINANCIAL On motion by Director Hanson, seconded by Director
REPORT Crank, and carried 5 -0, the Financial Report was
approved as submitted by Mr. Oman.
PROJECT STATUS Mr. Hamers reported there were no additions to •
REPORT the Project Status Report.
MOTION:
On motion by Director Green, seconded by Director
Hanson, and carried 5 -0, the Project Status Report
was received and filed.
PROJECT NO. 76
Mr. Hamers presented a proposal to provide
SEWER ATLAS
the drafting services necessary to update the
Sewer Atlas. The original appropriation for
Transfer of
the project was $6,400. This project was origi-
Funds
nally set up to have Mr. Hamers' office act in
an advisory capacity only, and have City -hired
interns complete the project. This did not
turn out to be a productive arrangement and there
is now a backlog of plans to be atlased. It was
recommended that $43,850 be transferred from
Project No. 107, Newport Boulevard Sewer.
MOTION:
Director Hanson made a motion, seconded by
Director Crank to transfer $43,850 from Project
No. 107 to Project No. 76 for the first six months
of the project. Motion carried by the following
roll call vote:
AYES: Wahner, Crank, Hanson, Green, Ferryman. •
NOES: None
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Proposal to Director Hanson made a motion, seconded by
Update Sewer Director Crank to approve the proposal as
Atlas presented by Mr. Hamers in the amount of $43,850
for the first six months of the project. Motion
MOTION: carried by the following roll call vote:
AYES: Wahner, Crank, Hanson, Green, Ferryman.
NOES: None
ASSEMBLY BILL Mr. June gave a verbal update on A.B. 1600, which
1600 UPDATE is the bill which states that if the Sanitary
District or other governmental agencies is going
to require developers to pay fees for approval
of plans and specifications, the District must
prove that they are needed, and additionally
must use them within a five -year period or refund
them. In reviewing District Ordinances in
relation to this bill, he feels that Ordinance
No. 16 must be modified slightly and that eight
Ordinances which modify or amend Ordinance No. 6
will need changing to comply. He is proposing
writing a new Ordinance which would cover all
collection of fees and repealing the others.
SANTA ANA HEIGHTS Mr. Hamers reported that a copy of the Santa Ana
SEWER STUDY Heights Sewer Study Report had been sent to the
Study City of Newport Beach, County of Orange /EMA, and
the Orange County Sanitation District. All the
agencies contacted agreed with the Study. The
City of Newport Beach suggested that the Orange
County Redevelopment Agency be contacted since
they will be arranging the financing for these
improvements. Staff was directed to continue
to correspond with the other agencies including
negotations with O.C. Redevelopment Agency, and to
study the possibility of setting up an Assessment
District, and report back to the Board
SPECIAL DISTRICTS Ms. Reichle reported on the recent meeting with
INSURANCE Robin Lantz, Special Districts Insurance Authority
representative. Ms. Reichle explained the
City /District Contract and other insurance
requirements and Mr. Hamers took Mr. Lantz on a
field tour of several pump stations. His report
will be forthcoming.
O.C.S.D. NO. 7 Ms. Reichle told of the increase proposed by
Fees Increase Orange County Sanitation Districts for District
No. 7 fees. This will make District 7 fees
consistent with District 6 fees which are
collected by City /District staff. The increase
will be effective January 1, 1989, and she
• reported staff has been notified. Mr. Hamers
said he had notified the major landowners in
District 7.
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WARRANT REPORT Director Hanson made a motion, seconded by
NO_ 89 -06 Director Crank, authorizing the President
and Secretary to sign Report No. 88 -06,
instructing the City of Costa Mesa to draw
a warrant from the Costa Mesa Sanitary District
General Fund in the amount of $239,284.77; from
the No. 7 Trunk Sewer Fund in the amount of
$17,644.64; for a total of $256,929.41.
MOTION: Motion carried by the following roll call vote:
AYES: Directors - Wahner, Crank, Hanson, Green,
Ferryman.
NOES: Directors - None
ORAL Director Green asked if it would be possible to
COMMUNICATIONS: have the American Flag present at every meeting.
Staff was directed to make the necessary
arrangements.
ADJOURNMENT: President Wahner declared the meeting adjourned
at 8:10 a.m.
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