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• • <br />Page Two <br />La Porte Area Water Authority <br />Minutes for April 12, 18886. <br />6. Waterline easement from Height Savings to serve the City of <br />Shoreacres was discussed. Steve Gillett and John Armstrong went <br />over the sections of the offered easement that they felt could <br />cause operational and/or legal problems to the Authority. Steve <br />said that any references in the easement concerning the Authority <br />furnishing water to Heights Savings" property should be deleted. <br />The Authority will furnish water to the City of Shoreacres only <br />from this easement. Additionally, restrictions placed on the <br />Authority"s use of the easement was not acceptable and should be <br />changed. Retained rights by Heights Savings should be cut to <br />surface use only. John Joerns stated that this was an <br />informational item only. No action is required from the Board at <br />this time. Negotiations are continuing with Heights Savings on <br />this easement. <br />7. Payment of $300.00 permit fee to Southern Pacific Transportation <br />Company for permits to bore under their tracks was discussed. <br />John Joerns stated this was usual practice and recommended <br />payment. Motion was made by Rick Matthews to pay the $300.00 <br />permit fee as recommended by staff. Seconded by Mike Wadsworth. <br />Motion was unanimous. <br />8. Dale Conger discussed progress of final design. He stated that he <br />should be able to begin bringing plan sheets for Board review in <br />the near future. He requested a letter authorizing Espey Huston <br />to begin the additional aerial and ground survey required by the <br />change in the route of the BayMUD line. This was authorized in <br />the March 15, 1988 meeting; but, they had not received written <br />authorization to do this. Steve Gillett stated he would get a <br />letter to them. Steve stated that the meeting with CWA was <br />productive. A possible hinderance to acquiring the right-of-way <br />could be the fact that they were told all right-of-way requests <br />must go through the City of Houston Right-Of-Way and Legal <br />Departments. He stated this could possibly cause some slowdown in <br />acquiring the right-of-way. Jerry Bramlett asked for approximate <br />cost of right-of-way. John Joerns stated that Sam Dixon had sent <br />a letter earlier stating a cost of approximately $40,000. <br />Approval of the easement has been entered into the minutes of the <br />CWA Board meeting. Total cost has yet to be determined. <br />Problem of pipe material was discussed. Dale stated that a lower <br />class of PVC pipe may have to be specified due to unavailability <br />of C-900 PVC pipe in larger sizes. This would have to be done or <br />PVC pipe would have to be eliminated in the sizes above 12rr, <br />