03/11/1953 - Minutes One Hundreth and Third Regular Meeting
Tigard water District
Tigard, Oregon
March 11, 1953
Present; D.W.Proebstel President, George' R. Young, C. .Janoe, C.L.
Osborne, and Darwin Shinn, Commissioners, J.P.Lohrenz Superintendent,
C.E.Wheelock Attorney, visitors Mr. Sanders and Mr. Olson from Durham.
The meeting was opened in the regurarr manner by the President.
The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved.
The Superintendent inspected the water tank at Gales Creek and reported
to the Board. The tank is 74 feet around and about 20 feet high. The
Board instructed the Superintendent to find out from the Pacific :.rater
,orks Supply Co. what it would cost to cut up the tank, transport it to
our site and set it up.
The Superintendent asked the Board what he should charge for a second
meter installation for Mr. Peterson on Christensen ;toad. Mr. Peterson
is building several houses and he connected a 2 in pi}:e to our main
on Christenson Road. He is out side the District. The rule established
for installations of this kind is; a customer outside the District is to
pay the cost of the installation pluss the cost of the meter. If he
connects a second meter he is to receive credit for the difference be-
tween the cost of his installation and the District's connection charge.
In addition he also pays for the cost of the meter installation.
The Attorney retorted that a type writer table has not been secured, but
he thinks that one will come in soon.
C.L.Osboren moved and C.E.Janoe seconder that the bills be paid as
listed. The motion carried.
The delinquent Account retort was gone over with the Superintendent.
He reported the accounts that paid. After these were checked off the
Board thought that the list was :not to bad.
A committee consisting of Mr. Olson and Mr. Sanders from the Durham
Community was given the floor. They wanted to find out all about how
to obtain water for their district. After talking over the matter the
Board advised them to find out how many connections there would be, and
if they would install and pay for the pipe lines, or form a district and
annex to the Tigard District. The committe was advised by the Board to
take up the matter with the Engineer Mr. Maclntyre. The Board told them
that they would supply them with watter.
The Board discussed the matter of the proposed Tuallatin River Irregation
and Flood Contrail program as outlined by the U.S. Engineers.
As there was no futher business, C.E.Janoe moved and George R. Young
seconder that the meeting adjourn. The motion carried.
President 2).-4— /1Sec.! 44 44 '
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Tigard Water District
Bills t.e-41pe approved for payment at the meeting March 11,1953 .
Check # Payee Purpose Amount
1764 Boyd & Miller Motors Gas 14.16
1765 Portland Gen. Elec. Power 141.96
1766 Tigard Lumber Co. Pipe Fittings ' .79
1767 Meyer Bro. One spark plug, and labor
starting pump engine 2.10
1768 Lewints Addressing Service Addressing 13 .36
1769 Finley Printing Co. Application Cards 19.00
1770 Pacific Stationery Co. Stationery 5.02
1771 Stevens & Brewster Auto Ins. 47.40
1772 Superb Ette— Mkt Collection Expense 17.42
..- 1773 Pacific Water Works Su ply Pipe Fittings Etc. 228.69
1774 J.P.Lohrenz Labor' moving meter 15.00
1775 H.M.Propst Labor, Postage Etc. 24.15
1776 J.P.Lohrenz Reimbursement for returning
over payment on a water bill 4.00
1777 J.P.Lohrenz Salary 281.14
1778 H.M.Propst Salary 79.20
1779 State Accid. Ins. Insurance 3 .39
1780 Tigard Water District Savings 400.00
1781 Washington Savings & Loan
Bank Maintinence Fund 200.00
Total of above bills 1496.78
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