03/21/1946 - Minutes T1ENTY-FIR3T REGUL .R MEETING
MARCH 21st 1946
The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Commissioners
of the 'TiUard ,tater District was held at the High School at
Tigard , Oregon at 8:00 FM, March 21, 1946 .
PRESENT
"" Chairman Cook and Commissioners Anioker , Barber, Dietrich
and Hamilton.
VISITORS
Attorney Chinnock and Engineer Carter
Meeting opened , Minutes of the 20th Regular Meeting
read and approved . Account and Collector Statement
read and approved .
BILLS ORDL ED PAID:
#171 Metzger Water District (Water for Feb . ) $368 .56 ,
172 Tigard Truck Service (Freight) 1.03
173 J. W. O'Brien (Supplies) 8.90 `
174 G. Chatfield (Labor ) 14.00
175 J . P. Lohrenz - Superintendent Salary & Labor 1722.00,
177 G. M. Leslie Il(Rebate) ) 161 .•.
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#169
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Meeting was then turned over to Attorney Chinnock, who
clarified many details in the keeping of minutes and records of the
Tigard Water District.
Engineer Carter spoke of the future of Tigard' s Water
Supply. The important point brought out by Mr. Carter was that the
Commission must decide upon which source of water it is to use
in the future; the choice being between wells or Bull Run Water .
The question was then asked of Mr. Carter, "What were our immediate
prospects for water, principally this summer' s supply?" The
picture he painted was very discouraging. However, if materials
arrive earlier than expected and work progresses on the Metzger
main, the situation may be alleviated considerably. The discussion
that followed brought out that the Commission was 100% for the choice
of Bull Run water supply.
The next important point to be decided upon was our own
underground system, as well as a reservoir system for emergency
supply and the extent of our growth in this vicinity. The ensuing
discussion brought out the fact that the Commissioners were un-
aninously in favor of preparing for the future and , therefore,
passed a resolution initiated by Commissioner Hamilton, seconded
by Commissioner Anieker to retain the services of Mr. Carte; to,
compile statistics and layout for our future water supply,also-
to make tentative estimates . Motion carried 4J'YEA 0 NAY.
Correspondence was read . Commissioner Hamilton entered
a complaint of Mr. O. C. Kle inp el l to have Mullen's meter checked
and if found to be on 0. C. Kieinpell's property, to be move& there-
from at the earliest possible date.
Commissioner Cook made a mot)i,.on that meeting adjourn,
seconded by Barber. Motion carried Ap to 0.
Chairman '
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ADJOURNED