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La Habra - Orange - Placentia - Seal Beach - 1949-04-19
y 2 3� i� �I 4 6 7 10 i' 11 12 13 L SUPPLEMENTAIS AGRFQY!ENT THIS SUPPLEI:-111ITAL AGREEMENT, made and entered into this _.>l day o f _ �._ e.�t_._.. _...._. , 1950 , by and between (a) THE CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH, a Municipal. Corporation organized and existing under and by virtue of Section 8, Article XI of the Constitution of the State of California, and having a Charter, hereinafter designated as HUNTDIC1TON BEACH (b) THE CITY OF I.A HABRA, a Municipal. Corporation of the Sixth Class, hereinafter designated as LA H.ABRA (o) THE CITY OF ORANGE, a Municipal Corporation of the Sixth Class, hereinafter designated"as ORANGE (d) TII,; CITY OF PLACENTIA, a Muntelpal Corporation of the Sixth Clans, hereinafter designated as PLACENTIA (e) THE CITY. OF SEAT, BaCH, a Municipal Corporation; of the Sixth Class, hereinafter designated an SEAL BEACH a xss 14 tf ��ool5�� ITNE8SETH__ �, Z<J 16 3Z< THAT WHEREAS, the parties hereto did heretofore on tho 19th day of 17 April, 194.9, enter into a contract whoreby it wale jcintl.yr agreed to • 18 conduct a survey for the ,aurpone of developing and forming a municipal 19 water district in Ornnge County, and il 2 CA 21 22 23 WHEREAS, it to now deemed necessary to advance further fiends for i aald purvey and to carry said survey for Gard to the time when a petition. loan be filed for the forming of such municipal water distrust; and, WHL.13, it has been determined that such a municipal water district 24.�is neoesaary in order to adequately serve the present and proposed 25.populations of the Citins who are parties to this agreement; 26 ' NO►i� THEREFORE, , , the aaid Cities to wt , . HU' NG 0 t . hTI T Z1 BEACH, LA 7 27 ` KABRA ORANGE , PLACENTIA, and SEAL BEACH , free that the further sum of • r 28 ; I, "2,465- 00 shall be non-ributed toward at;ch qirvay up to and including 3 29 .` thfv time of the filing of the petition for the organization of said 30 �mun1cipal water district, and said Cities will contribute to said. 31 survey the suns set after their reapeotive names, to wit: 32 t� 1. I .t w+;..<wa..s�.-w�l........�......,,.....r.....y+..... ».w.�ss•w.r+r:r+cw�+.f.rrt�«�. Y�•�sr++nrrswu.amw.+w....�vr.uw.a.+.w..«w+.++,.rwr..rrht: rrwaw ..wwW.r ti!'SS"Y'LiL"�YM i HUNTINGTON BEACH $1, 395, 92 1" 2 LA HaBRA $ 104.30 ' f ,3 '' ORANGE 534.23 4 PLACENTIA X 57.30 5; SEAL BEACH 393.25 The said contributions shall be paid to HUNl'IN(ITON BEACH on or before the 15th day of October, 1950, and said sums shall he held by 9 s HUNTINGTON BEACH In trust for the aforesaid purpose. 10 1: IT IS FURTHER UNDERSTOOD AND AGI`1EED :.y and between each of the : 11 j parting hereto that thin agreement 1s additional and supplemental to 12 the original agreement hetwean the same parties crated the loth day of i 13 Aprj 1, 1949, and all of the tears and. conditions of said original u z2j 14 agreement with reference to the handling of funds shall apply to the � o;U ►15 1 suns to be deposited hereunder with the City of Huntington Beach the j J .Ji 4 *< .16 Wpx t: eame as if deposited under the original agreement, but subject, ho�+�-- - t{< '. ;* 17 ever, to the added terms of survey as herein set; forth. i�� 18 J�J+'ITt�r✓SS �IIRE,OF, the psrtles hereto lia�+N hereunto get their 19 corporate names and scale by their officers thereunto duly authorized., 20 the day and year first above written. 21 ' 22 23 i (SEAL) 24 ATTEST: 26 01ty Clerk 27 28 `; (SEAL) �i 291 ATTEST: 301 31 32 City Clerk and. Ex-officio Claris of the City Counall CITY OF HUNTINOTON BEACH By Mayor;' LJ i CITY 0 LA HA F)HA. By_f ._.. Mayor 2. C 9 ti I 2 3 4 10 L I 13 1 14 16 17 19 20 21 22 23 24 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 I (SrAL) w ATTEST: y. a it ex-officlo �!, 1, It 014-ork of the/ y Council U (SEAL) AT TES City Clerk and ex-oTrfa-10 Clark of the City Council CITY OF QWGE 13Y--- Mayor CITY OF PLACENTIA 13Y Mayor CITY OF SEAL BEACH (SEAL) Mayor ATTEST &J; 0j.t,r .0Clerk Afid ex-officlo ''I 0j"i?r1c of the Olty-Cmfncil 0 �4 v i� j f M i i 1 s AA (7 :} t i i?]? taF1 -3l'; i:�.S'+3CE i rl to an of tha p. f' Fir, r • ' 1 - Cl K i� :•� ;��; :� i ^ �� ;:, ' i�c�,°Tor.. ►�'' ��n �r�;. � n 17 �G • t ;i,<<:Iar , r: b; 'r-Irtue rf t�1c: ;- .! of tho Con— L" Of G HUNT IN-T!" Tl BEACH; � - [A i ompor-Ftr.lon or 1:11ia i3/7:i.i`TTV� lli.:CC". ¢91s ,i i 0 r•" 11' grin 1 { a � s , f 5� S i Li 1.71THESSETH `,Phat i:ho pax -tics hereto agree to jointly conduct a survey for the purpose or daveloping and forming, a municipal %—,it.cr° district; In North Oren,go County, r1ho purpose of said Su7'VAT IS to de3tarmina the bent Method for they organisation and format-lan of saki gyrator diat:riet which ahall include, but not ,i 11m1terd to the parties hereto: and shall meet the r+;gvlraru�nts of tbe Metropolitan Pater Diatrict for annexation Sn1d au-j vay shslj be conducted and financed in ttt'i'tlnce rrY�.h ilm fol.;�o Ing t,ornm and conditions: p�krtl.e+:s heptivo will share the expense of and *rAIl contrit.but o thr-. sums set out after th6ir ; l an o , L o 17?. '1; ; 7s71. 973 PLACENTIA `i.`.'r n cotitz-1but.;icns s;Isl l be pxiid to Tfunt ingt".on Beach ,): bofuro, i.,'nt �',,t- dr"T O.C. 4`s�..�_._= 3.949, rbleh -nald fund r r: !F h,: ThmL i n�, �r_)i•( 1oaoh in .'rust for ith© purpose 2, `lonttl iC,!.cn Desch v,111 qct as a aponsor of said n t:C't3 cif.,t�o�, i. t;t31'y of nil the funds, p ;1' cot, all ;.pp:,ovinl c�::p�ndi.t;t�;:r.,� and will pl.ave �l_1 POT'sona �.-+o:t.o;•:�c In arzid sur cy on its payrolls. 3: Ixz oc4:Ing, cis t;"rl (lei OSVlAry snd in paying npprovea I(un ln(ton "llo °,ch-sbEll: cont.rwl.):ut:lans re(;v treed In a sp"c:tcl to 0s tir, I;Iclvth OrnnGo County i-4u-7ic1pfx1 ►#*f?tOr -oc1 iiive,.i, and pr7j :li. orp4rlditiurev, Cron loll ,4, 1 -vom t: io amid fund only upon a 1.1 :. %.1.() d b-O lie t,'h,-%1.r7T nn of i.I)n ir,xacut lvi-. t::;+" :'. :C'•"•'�:. ► i 4' tt i'4)S.7i1 ?: n;Z C)x mho .micut2 e Od for nnv Itcm or 'i .tali f'oI' _'' n i;hr our vo 7)v AF;t`t�, ace f 0 annll not rake :any payment in excess of the sum authorized In the :survey budGet for the purpose .for which such payment Is requostad. �,. An ";;Cacutive Committee composed of one rapresenta- t1im, from each of the pa4rtie3 hareto shall have complete chmrgn and control of the said surv". The Tixecutive t Carimiltt ee :s"rill mane -a the staid surv©g, authorize the em- a pla-mant. of all necoszary attorneys, engineers, oonsultants, anad vnployees, nuthor zo r+ll contracts and aia ex.ponditures .for the saij :91trvoy, the rc -bors of tho Execrti.ve Connitteo sb a ; l corr:� l s t o f oIn'a poroon too too appointed by t',ho City Council ,, r{nnfl cu 41e par t le's hnro..G. The E-,%.eautive Cormlitte© shall w.-to �sf itc, at-i ChaIrrr4n of Cara-ai.t'.t:ee, Sa In o.toP(,I s 3 ^C; the po-,Tery iZevein above gtirinted to it, : ecttt, ive Committee alhall be scsb j ect; tot ivs follocri n ; 4 f. + l inn; c-,, t 1 ona (:3 1in :xc:ciitivq CCrt;rt'IL::oo rihel.l, not or F , cutl:cr .I:.�1 any e�[rrr�dittar�s,a not provided for In the budgets ( :, `) All .act.lons of the Executive Corcmi.tt,ea must be by T'v;olut ion pns:I7d by t:ho L "fIrmat;ive vot;o of er lensk; throe j of` t:hn Coinvit;tce., A bud�;rit far, t:ho e.;.pond:i.t;ure of aurvey funds shall ' bt) prc:3anitad c.o the Coianc'.In of the+ reapect'iva pFi Llt.::r brarato i t for, npp-,7(jvki L. cta conti,nc i; 'liia ll 'tie rtit'do or nmployoas hlriii ` 11,1c1r()t: is npprv-1iad by nach of tile, Said Councils. t ay ' The bl,cljo -Varies rnrr he relvi sod frorc2 t;IMe to tl m(a bpprcaveI of :;f ills �,;ol:nclls n' '.It.. cli a rn'r:i.,ied buclgra{: 3Llbitl'It;t:�d t:o 1 ii All Cr i1; %'E'��t;f} +1'11.t1�JK'.1. Ge tl'T Q—to :_',: nau t l.vo 6o,, i7i i t ko :i 1I U:-3 ont ur-d j.7il-on i.1 ':tic nnina cf iizin -IrgLt:or► Bunch as S spa-1`ior of i;hc sa_� rl aurGc.J . t3 r11-►.1 xind c11•l costs oncl of Nunt -I nt=,tn ,^onsor of the aiiid sill'7e-y, d : ke • , 4;ca: i:,�rr• of �4.•;r,� ft;rzci, payi.:,,nGert r,, icf. pl,.ncir,.,, survt3y cmf,lot��sn��, t�;1.'.11 be pfilt', 111orth dranf-- t i. ,-.•i 1.j.. ...L 0 • , Y but riot be limited tA, lop al fees, such workmen t s compon- sati.on insurance, public liabl.lity and property damage instulance, supplies and clerical assistanco as moy be ne. 9. If after the said survey has been completed there roaif�ina on hand any `u; Pks+ portion of the funds for such survey, such unexpended portion shall be ratably refunded by Huntington Beach to each of t:he partuies harem, including ffuntirigton Beach, 10, Upon completion of said survey, HuntiraGt!.n Beach oba 1. direct ibs proper oa ficar to file with the i:ouncils of Mach of the partlen hareto, an accorinting of all moneys ©x- pondad o 11. 'Upon compl3t.ion cf the said survey herein pro-- v1dod for, t1jo r..xacut,ive corijiAtteo .shall Malto a vrrt.tten report:. settlnu out its find -inns, conclusions an -a ro-consmondations, a copy of a1hicrh report shawl be riled with the Cl ty Council of each of tbo parties here;t:o, and the Execu l.ivo Ccmni itt iss may tako such Author stopz �t,o:--ard the actual orGanli:atina and forrintion of Acid eater dint:rict as In their epinlorn is ndvist;bl.e, e 1 IN 1.71TTIDSS 7111�:RL;OF? tho parties hereto %^.r.9 heraunto of their corporate numas and scale by their fiff1c o ems thereunto duiy sv Lhorizedr the daft and year ' 1r of above Twi::ten., A T Ti.*ST t r Ly ArfT Jul -4S. �-�i7 i IOPk of i;ho city Council l0rR. ri.n !3T.--0F I O o" t:h,,; City C ouna l 1. Cx rlry ± / h-U lt. , 'QN HFrj Cli, mayor :ITY' OF LA 1IABRAP BY Mayor CI11T or- 0IHANGL"x 'Mayor "I TY OF PLACE1.1- Pi A•, CI7Y OF SEAS, BEAM, s=zya►r 1 Ile ll, C:ivY C'rtaUZiC•3 I I 40 RE: PROPOSED ORANGE COUNTY ITI NICIPAL L'ATER DISTRICT - � This matter was initiated by the cities of Huntington Beacht Orange, S©al Beach, La Habra and Placentia, who each appointed representatives to a coi=ittee for the purpose of studying (a) Conditions in and adjoining the Santa Ana River Basin in Orange County; (b) The best method of orcranization; (e) The area to be included in the proposed district; (d) The terms, under which annexation could be rude to The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California, if it was found advisable that such annexation ba made,: Immediately after organisation of the commix;tee, it requested representatives from Buena Park, I'leatminster and Garden Grove "ater Works Districts to sit vilth it, This request was complied with and :^epresentatives of these districts have attended the conanittee meetings Committee meetings viere held, usually sami- monthly, and an attorney a'nd engineer wire employed s Approximately thirty public meetings riere held in all parts of the proposed district under the direction of this committee. There r,,ore also numerous conferences with the Board of Directors and committees of The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California, herein- after referred to as Metropolitan District. During the past six rionths a coiri-iittee of representatives of the ""ater Problems Department of the Orange County Parin Bureau have been meeting with the Cities Committee and a unified committee has now been established to join all of these representativp:a into one coriunittee of which Glenn Allen is Chairman. fir. Allen is the I"ayor of the City of Grange, and is the General ;ianager and Secretany of the Santa Ana Salley Irrigation Company, The slice -Chairman is John A. Furdy, well-known rancher, and the Secretary is J. Ce :ienric?:sen, City Clerk of the City of Huntington Beach* The committee as now established contains representatives of the cities, grater works districts, Farts Bureau, and major irrigation companies In the Santa Ana Basin. In making the survey of eater conditions, the committee ascertained the following facts: The underground water levels in the countNy have been steadily decreasing: for many years past and are norr at their lowest level # In large areas west of the Santa Ana River the present underground !eater level Is from thirty to forty feet be' sea level. There has been ; corresponding decrease in levels in the wells lying easterly of the Santa Ana River. As an example, we can look to the record of the Neff well located 686 feet Wiest of Harbor Blvd • and 90 feet South of Cerritos Avonu,�. This well has been recognized the official barometer of water well measurements in Orange County since I'107s In that yaar the waster level stood at within five feet of the surface and 125 feet above sea level. This water level was maintained until 18°4-95 when the decline set iris This decline has been steadily maintained up to the present time when, on August 40 10,50, with the pump standing idle the rater level was approximately 1. 3 feet belovi sea level. ".lien pumping the drar:.-down eras eati.mated to be 0 to 1.2 t'eei;, therefore, when the pump is in operation the bottom vas 13 to 13 feet below sea le•iele This represents a total de.,llne of zliater in the Santa Ana Basin of approximately 135 feet e The lowering of the viater level of tho Santa Ana Basin to a point below sea level has resulted in the steady instru3ion of salt hater near the mouth of the Suntq Ana River which bas been `,oing on for some years paitt There Is approximately 3200 acres or S square mixes now taken over by salt rater !.nid it 1s estiinated that salt water Is coming inland at the rate of 700 to 1.000 feet a year. Added to the increased uss of water .for ranch purposes has been the increase due to population and industrial rrowi-he T'ne record of the population growth for the past fifty years is as "ol l ow s : Year P022latior. Increase PercentaEa 1900 19.696 1910 34,436 14,740 751 1920 611, 375 26,9939 59�a - 1030 118*674 57,299 93;; 1940 1300760 120086 10.2,% 1950 214 ,061 83, 301 6307% The averamn individual is estimated to use 125 gallons of water per daye This would represent tv,enty five million gallons of water per day time than vies vequ:.red in le.)O, and sloes not talce intc consider- at;cn the increase in tli-,use of vratter due to industrial grovith, it must be borne in mind that most of this water goes into our ae!,er systei,is rind is lost for all beneficial purposes, It must also be borne in iaind that Riverside and than ',le_,nPrdino County areas ralon7 the Santa Ana River, have increased in their development sub- st:an:ially the same ar has Orange County with the result that their uses of the Santa Ana River wA ter have materially depleted the nraount flofrrin;T into the Orange County bas-In. in "act, it is estimates. that the rummer .flow of Santa Ana P'ver water coming into Orange County is ;principally from v,ater rettc.ned to the channel after prior use by uppe river users for irrij.afl industrial and domestic purposes. The offeet of all of this been that the Santa Ana 13asln Is estimated to bo deficlent at present in from 200$000 to 4001000 acre feet and overdraft: at present is estimated to be from 20,OCO to 60,,000 acre feet a year. There has been Aome r6covery during riet ,years but; ;:he record of `.ater in the basin shows a steady incroaseo it has been determined by the full comittee that if %pater is to be obtained, it riust be obtained from the :+atropolitan . s stric t e This district Is in existence and It augmenting the suppl- of water furnished to cities anti areas constituting; approximately 40, of t:he assessed value of Orange County# i°etropolitan district has an assessed value of approximately four and one -quarter billion dollars all of which is situated at preasni. i -t Los Angeles, Orange and San Diego Counties. It has contract vir-hts r.,ith the Us S. Government for approximately IC 50 se^nnd feet of water from the Colorado River* About 150 seecnd 20 t •i i .. _ _.-_..SIS'!'!'S'RYSS'!C!R!'•.R1Y!S.A?Sf S'.CtXS.Lt. INsr.-1`�iffG'ffilC.! u .... _ li � .ram......... a err.. � ......... ..� : . , .. .. � ... .. � ... • �, .. . , _ . . , � ' ._-.....,.1�.�,r,ri�4Y.. � .. .. ... ... . _.. _....� ..., a,..:. . +� . ..........�......... w.. s dx feet of this amount was Wad to the district's eater supply when the San Diego County 1-ater Authority `,etronolitan 'District y ,jolne(4 about trio yecrs ago. s: It is estimated that the area now proposed to be created into . a eater district is of the assessed value of two hundred million dollars. Using this as a basis, Orange Co:)nty, including the new district and present i'etropolitan District members, would be en- titled to approximately 1419035 second feet of vater or 102,710 acre feet per year, of which the new district would be entitled to approximately 51,900 acre feet a year, all or any part of which could be used to aur-pnent the present water supply and should prove sufficient, with the other crater allowed the 'ietropolitan ristrict members in the County, to take care of all water deficiencies. These figures are given because the I'etropolitan 11ater District Act provides that if and when water is apportioned to ,=lenhers it shall be in the proportions that total taxes paid by the arcs bears to the total taxes raid bir all areas in the district. It is important to remember this when considering the payment of back taxes as required by `Istropolitan District, because the payment of back taxes ultimptely establishes the proposed district on an equal water right basis vith other areas in Ne:ropolitan r strict. Incidentally, the maximum average monthly delivery of Iletro- politan District water was r,�ade in August 1948 and was 166, of the amount of grater allocated to Fetr. opolitan 'district. The joint committee determined that it ryas Necessary for the proposed district to have two kinds of grater: { (a) Untreated water for use in ranching areas. (b) Treated eater from the LaVerne plans: of Ibetropolitan District to be used by the urban areas. After several meetings of the joint committee with thy, Board of. Directors of '�etropolitan District and some of its committees, it �+ eras agreed substantially as follows: (a) A district is to be created under the name of Orange County :3unicipal 1'lat:er District. This diswriot willbe of approximate. ly two hundred million dollars Assessed value and lie entirely In Orange County. The district grill be farmed under the provisions of the Iiunicipal 11ater District sect of 1911, as amended, and ultimately v f.11 be arinoxed to the Iletropol.ita.n ristrict, (b) This form of district was chosen %iecawe the I'unicipal '•pater District Act of 1911 was redrafted under the direction of the attorneys for ?'etropolitan District so a s to form a convenient means of m mb-3rship in I-Tetropolitan District. This is the tya e of act %Yhi,-.ih hits been Used in the annexation to Fetropolitan District of Coastal I'unicipal ''pater District, '"est 3asin 'Municipal Y:ater District and Pomona Valley Iaunicipal ''later District. In addition, crater districts in San Bernardino and Riverside Counties proposed to become 11 I members of 1'etropolitan District are organizing under this: act. Among other thin -s, the diet provides that the district has the power "to sell water under the control of the district to municipalities, and to other public corporations and public agencies within the district, and to the inhabitants of such municipalities and all other territory within the district and to persons, corporations, and other private agencies within the district for use t-,rithin the district without any preference." The proposed district extends from the Cities of Huntington Beach and Seal Beach easterly to and including to major portion of the land of t1he old Yorba allotment in the ,Santa Ana Canyon, and ► from the •iortharly line of the County, southerly to the vicinity of l;l Toro and tl-,e s"oulton ranch* -.nK;luded in this area wil' be the Cities of Huntington reach, Orange, Seal Beach, La Habra, Placentia, and Tustin. There will also be included therein, the County '`later ";orks Districts commonly known as Buena Paris,—estminster, and Garden Grovee The Santa Ana Valley Irrigation Coz. any, Anaheim Union "later Company, and Yorbe Linda `Water Cot-gpany will be included, as well as all of the Orange County 11ater District and a large area of the Irvine Ranch, Of course,, there are excluded all cites and areas novi in ;Retropolitan ?district. The proposed district is acceptable to 17atropolitan r-istrict* (c) Upon completion of the incorporation of t1he proposed district and its annexation to =,etropoli.tan District, Metropolitan District proposes the following: le Construction of a rave Prater feeder line of a length of approximately twenty-four miles, including a seven thousand foot tunnel, from bake :',athews in Riverside County to a point in the ;anti.ago Canyon below the intake of the Santa Ana Valley Irrigation Company, and thence to Santiago Reservoir# 2 e The construction of a lateral from the above -mentioned feeder line down to and across the Santa Ana River, with three rmoters, meter• boxes, and outletst being one each for Orange County Water, ristrict, Santa Ana valley Irrigation Coimaeny, and Anaheim Union '"a t er Campanye 3e The construction of a feeder line for treated water ` into the westerly pert of Orange County, this line to run easterly from Victoria Street, in Los Anseles County north of Long Beach, for approxivistely fourteen -miles to the vicinity of Orangethorpe and Stanton Avenues, thenne southerly approximately four miles to the vicinity of Patella Road and Stanton Avenueo Included with this will be one meter, meter box and outlete 4 e Construct one meter, meter 'sox and outlet at Santiago Reservoire f 5• :'ermA it the Cities of La .fIabra, Placentia and Ornrig s to connect with the present Orange County feeder 11-ne of etropoliten Districte r 4• r.^r_xttT'Ts!t-+ms»r:Y..1"�'2'r';.7+r+rr----�-r•e-....-e+.nr.w.h.�.^"f... _aarkt7lernYra�sl2'7�1� :�'tslES.�i .. .. .... A ........+•VIZ �....... ..—��......,.. ... • • • 4 - •. n.... f —r 6. To assist in repealing those certain provisions of the Orange County Water District Act which require areas annexed to the Metropolitan District to be excluded from Orange County 'Water District, with the commitment on the part of Hetropolitan District, so far as lawful, that; the annexation of the proposed district will not take place until this has been done. A letter has been written by one of the engineers of Vetropo- litan District in which he lndicate:� that District will oxp,.'Id some thirteen million dollarq in building the foregoing structures, di- vided as follows: Tunnel From Lake Ilathews 7,000 Feet 107000OC'0 Portion of Lower Feeder - Lake 1. athews to Santa Ana Canyon Horseshoe Bend 17 miles 403008000 Lateral to canals in Santa Ana Canyon at Horseshoe Bend 2 miles 300s000 -^xtension to Santiago Reservoir 7 miles 105008000 Portion of Lower Feeder - East from existing Victoria Street Lateral to Buena Park 14 miles 4,800s0O0 Lateral south from Buena Park to Katelle Ave. 4 miles 400sOOO Total 0131000$000 { The creation of the proposed district vill be accomplished by procedure as follows: Petitions wi11 be circulated through the area to be signed by qualified voters equal in number to at least 10% of said voters voting for all candidates for the office of governor of this state at the last c eneral election prior to the filing of the petition. ''where one or more municipal corporations are included in the pro- posed district, such petition must bE signed by at least 10% of the qualified voters of each :such municipal corporation, The petition shall set forth end describe the boundaries of the propo3ed3 district and shall aslt for incorporation of .he district under the provisions of the Iunicipal ''Eater District Act of 19119 The County Clerk examines the petitions and if he ascertains they are signed by a sufficient number of voters, he attaches his certificate to the petition andpublishes a notice statinc the date when the petition will be presented to the Board of 3urorvisors. The Board of Supervisors calls the election to determine r.-I.,ether or not the district shall be incorporated. The Supervisors can make no chafe in the area proposed to be included in the districts If the ps t i t ion as presented is sufficient, the only thing the Super r visors can do is to call an election+ To do thin a notice is 50 u published for at least four weplcs prior to the election in at least one, or not to exceed three newspapers printed and nubl.ished in the County. If the -majority of the vote is in favor of the establishing of the district, the Hoard of F�uDervisors, by an order entered in its mirnates, declares the territory duly organized as a :municipal grater district. The Clerk files rith the Secretary of State and causes to be recorder] in the office of the County Recorder a certificate stat- ing that the proposition of incorporation was adoptedo .t Follor?ing this the Secretary of State t,ranstnits his certifi- cate to the County C,lerkt and after the filing of the certificate r,ith the Secretary of State, the district is deemed incorporated. The Board of Supervisors then proceeds to divide the district into five divisions according to And based upon the population as estimated by the Board of Supervisors from the register of voters, at the last General election, in such manner as to equalize as nearly as may be practicable, the population in the respective di- visions,, but no city shall be divided in the formation of the di- t vision if there are more than trio cities in the districts The divisions are numbered First, second, third and fourth and an election is held under the direction of the Board of Supervisors to designate a director from each division. The directors, at their first meet- ing, organize and classify themselves by law so that: two of them shall hold office until the qualification of and taking office of their successors elected at the next succeeding election held in the even numbered years so that three shall hold office until the qualifica- tion of and taltirZ office of their successor elected at the second ' succeeding election held in the Even numbered years. Followin- the organization meeting, the directors apply to itetropolitan 'District for rsembership and Metropolitan 'District sends to the neri district its proposed terms of annexation, In the case of the proposed district, the t erms will be sub- stantitall.y as her-tofore indicatedt 'I4zere will also be provisions rV for the payment of back taxes, which will amount to aprr oximately � 9,00 on each 11100 assessed value in the proposed distr{eta payable ? in equal installments over thirty years. It will be noted that the installments to be paid for back taxes are equal in amount and trill be about 30 cents on the present assessed •ralue of the proposed dis- trict. As the district increases ii assessed value, the rate for t + back taxes will be proportionatee Taking the example of Coastal I>»nicipa7. "later pis triat, we f i nd s this district ori-inaliy paid 16 cents on each 'J.00 assessed value the { first year after its creation. The original area prcctically qa adw i rupled and the present; back taxes payment. is 4 cents oh each U00 of assessed value of the area originally taken into Coastal. The yearly tax of ::etropolitan District at present is fixed at 31 cents. There was a time when it was more than 50 cants and as additional areas have been included the cost has dropped, and is li.ke•• ly to drop furtY:,�r with the annexation to i:etrupolitan District of 60 t y ,:- �.�.�....�.+w�!+!!�+.!r,!^..�.+r+n�M,... 1 ... _ _. ..... �r�E`!L:Ln'!.. _ ............._._. _.. !!TT!^! ._.._ ._.. ... . ' ... .._kllh.Sffi2:2SCSl.�`�!'�.X. S12 1'!7•':23'.kE"t. RYR`=�tlgGt"'�31�.�1:.'Y11: 0 l w n the proposed areas in Orange: Riverside and San Bernardino Counties, as well as the recently added Pomona Val.l.ey Municipnl ^:'titer District* All areas are represented by directors on the Board of Directors of Irietropolitan District anti are ontltled to one vote for each ten million dollars of assessed va-lue bich they represent:. The MetropolLtan District Act speci.ficali.y provides that no district can have more than 50% of the Members so the City of Los Angeles which now represents about 58`l of the assessed value of ISet;ropolitan District; has one-half of the votes, Originally, the City of Los Angeles constituted 85,% of the assessed value of Iletropolitun Dis trig but r embership of outside areas have been added and have► grown much more rapid17 in assessed value than the assessed valor: of the City of Los Angeles, until. note, with the proposed additionso it is not un» lilcely that in the very near future the City of Los Angeles will not represent the majority of the assessed value of Metropolitan P.istrictr M et ropol.itan makes a charge, at presentp for the water de. livered at the rate of �20&00 an acre foot if treated or softened and �,10.00 an acre foot for untreated waters After much work and study the ,joint committee., consisting; of reprosentatilros from the Cities, Wa, er Works Dis tracts , irrigation companies., Farm Bureau Water Problvms Comr..Uttres, ranchers and leaders in water problems study bafro unanimously a?read that the proposed district should bo farmed and annexat.ion made to the i.Setropolit:an District at as early a dat o as possiblo upon tho terms offered. j 1 s, a t 7. � ., +»'�*'ce^nem+.rw�s+eet�,m �.rnrr'.`t�P:stusertx:t•L7s�ax�tcs 1�tL t I REPORT TO THE RFSIDT:T:TS OF TEE CITY OF HUNTI NGTON BEACH ON THE ACTI VI TI ES . OF THE PROPCSED NORT11 ORANGE COUKTY .MUNIC- IPAL WATE-4 DISTRICT COMMITTEE 0POM STUDYING THE PROBLEM. OF.. JOiTINC THE METROPOLITAN WATER DISTRICT OF SO01iERN CALIFORNIA In order to relieve the overdraft .capon bhe seriously depleting Santis Ana River Basin from venich the communities, riot now receiving imported -grater, draw their supply of we -ter, a committee. of representatives .from the Cities of Huntington Beach, O.-Ange, La Habra, Seal Beach and Placentia met in Santa Ana, California, on the 9th day ' of June, 1949, for the purpose of studying the problem of joining the btet opolitan Water District of Southern Cal�lfornia. T'ne AM%? representing each City had been authorized by councilmanic action to represent his City. A chairman and secretary were appointed and an attorney was employed at this meeting, The chairman announced that the purpose of they committee was to investigate the possi- bility of forming a district composed of the Cities represented in the meeting for annexation to The Metropolitan Water District of Southern C-alifornin. If such a district was formed, it was expected that other territory would be annexed to it. The Cities represented were asked to furnish maps and legal descrip- tions of' their City boundaries to the attorney. A r -sol.uti-c is was passed that directed the chairman and attorney tc, arrange a meeting at an early date with the Chairman of the Bard of Directors of The Metropolitan Water District of southern California. The committee a,ga,,n .rat on July 11 1.949. Th.ij chairman and att:orney reported on their meting with the Water Problems Committee of the Metropolitan Water District of Southern Cali- fornia and stated that the Engineers of The ?detropolitnn Water District contemplate a 210 second foot line from LaVerne through the R`hittier Narrows and Norwalk to Long Beach. Also, that it appears that the Santa. Ana feeder line, which is capable of carrying 57 second feet, is now reaching capacity during peak load,. and the suggestion was made that if enough territory could be secured in Orange County, The Metropolitan Water District would consider the building of a feeder line from the line running to Long Ber•.ch. The size of such a fe�+der fins would depend vovy much on the present and future popula- tion to be served, and a survey of both area and population was requested. The committee voted unanimously to employ a competent engineer to make a survny of areas, population and population trends, and to work harmoniously with The Metropolitan Water District Fngineers to assist in the survny. In July, 1919, meetings were arranged with water users, at their request, in the Olive -Tustin area, Garden Grove and the Wastminater=Midway City areae. Repoesentat;ives of those areas were requested to attend tho rai6alar meetings of the committee and enter into the studies and problems of joining The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California. In addition to the two regular :.nQetings each month hold by the coswnittee over twenty-five meatingrs with various groups were held rnroughout t. nQ tka�r �.,..8 ..� i}e». between July, 191{9 and ; ,�; `� 9�0. At. the regular meeting held on August 9, 1949, the Chairman reported that, the Metro- ,llfgp ,* politan Water District. had requested that all groups that are Interested in 3olnine, should be contacted as earl* as possible. - a - t.,gIrj R,; It= err .xe; �g..•�R..w./.n7e,,Ms.RNeewssmt'erl�rx[�^!�.•."�'JtxZ4RL^kCst'�t"._!xt'�ultxiutm.'3�'xh7a x. r During the month of September, 1949, meetings were hold with representative groups at Westminster, Midway City, Yorba Linda, Cypress, Buena Park, Los Alamitos, .Sunset B&L-ach. t At the October 25, 1949 meeting, the committee instructed the engineer to make arrangements with engineers from The Metropolitan Water District to make a trip by auto and figure out what areas should be included In the proposed district. At the November 29, 1949 meeting the committee heard the report on the visit and trip over the proposed area with members of The Metropolitan Water Board. The general opinion 'tie expressed by the members representing Metropolitan titater��'�'�`[a Board revealed that: it avuld be necessary to organize a solid ! area. At this moot:Ing the committees was asked to consider requesting the 7intor Problems and Resources Committee of the x Orange County Farm Bureau to investigate the possibility of having Santa Ana Valley Irrigation Company and Ansheim Union Water Company join The Metropolitan Water District provided untreated water could be secured from Lake, Mathews through the Black Star Canyon Into Lake Irvine. The committee voted r unanimously to extend the invitation. On December 27, 19499 the committee was Informed that the chn irmen of the Fni-m Bureau Water Problems Committee had appointed a committee of five to investigate the possibility of rural areas joining with the proposed North Orange County Municipal Water District and that the committee had met with the chairman, attorney and engineer and other wrtor district group representatives. The Engineer was instructed to prepare a detailed map of the area to comprise the proposed district and the attorney was requested to prepare the necessary legal - information for calling an election to form the proposed North Orange County Munic iIaA1 Water Distri e;;. At the January 10, 1950 meeting of the committee the chairman reported that the Farm Bureau Water Problems Committee Is functioning :and had held a meeting and had requested the engineer to attend their next meeting. 'the committee repre-senting the pr oposed North Orange County Mianictpal Water District approved the area of the proposed district as outlined on maps submitted by the engineer. The engineer was instructed to prepare plats c-overi.ng the proposed area of the district and deliver to member City Councils. Each committee mrmber was instructed to present the plat to their City Council and to ask their approval or disapproval of the proposed area, and If they approved of the proposed area that they be requested to Authorize the committee to present the proposed area of the ' .)rth Ornnrge Count;r Municipal Water District., as per plats i filed with each City Council, -to The Metropolitan Water Dist- rict Water Problems Committee. i 4 At the meeting held on February 1, 1950, the chairman '! reported the request of the Farm Bureab Water Problemms Com- mittee for certain engineering studios and datil be furnished their committee. The chairman was instructed to advise the r P'arm Bureau Nater Problems Corrnit:tee thct t1he committee has no funds allocated for the tmakinlJ of such a survey. The reso- lution of the Orange County Water Works District No. 2 of Buena Park reporting the favorable action on their request to join t:he proposed North Orange County Municipal Water District was submitted. The attorr..gy was requested to forward an invi- tation to the County Board of Supervisors and certain members of the Board of Directors of the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California to meet; with the committee on February 14, 1.950. The engineer reported that approximately 8,000 acre I a� r�ee«-xxtxarcrrr� .�-��zxer, 1 0 r. J feet of water a year is being Upod hi the area within the proposed district. At the February 14, 1950 meeting there were repre- sentatives of the Metropolitan Water District board, Board of Supervisors, Buena Park County Water !forks, Garden Grove County 'dater '"forks District, Westminster County Water Works District, and Homewood Mutual Water Company. A general discussion of rater problems took place and there seemed to be a feeling that many of the ranchers in Orange County would welcome the inclusion of their lanes in the p:•oposeu district if untreated water could be secured. The chairman, reported that a request was received froin many property, owners of the Bolsa Chico Reservation asking to be included in the proposed district. At the February 28, 1951) meeting the chairman reported that representatives of the Metropolitan Wiator District had expressed themselves as desiring, a larger- area for the proposed district. The chairman stated that a meeting had been held with the Farm Bureau 'Water Problems Committee and that the Farm Bureau Water Problems Committee had appointed a sub -com- mittee to contact the Wate;, Problems Committee of Metropolitan Water District to discuss the possibility of forming a less restrictive district and that the committee requested the proposed North Orange County Municipe.). Water District to delay their proceedings until their committee received a report from the Metropolitan Water District on their request for the form- ation of a legs restrictive district. At the Marcy 28, 1950 meeting the chairman announced that the Farm Bureau Water Problems Conni.ttee had extended an inv:itRtion to attend their meeting on .Api-11 3, 1950. The at- torney reported he had attended a meeting held in Stanton and that the people in attendance voted unanimously to ,join with the proposed North Orange, County Municipal Water District. The attorney discussed the possibility of combining the pro- posed district with the present territory of the Orange County Water District to include fringe areas. A resoluticn was passed and adopted that the committee make immediate applica- tion for annexation to The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California, and that maps and legal descriptions be prepared by the engineer covering the area that had been approved by the Councils of the five cities. The chairman was regvested to arrange an audience with members of the Metropolitan Stater District and to appoint a sub -committee to meet with members of the Metropolitan Water District Board. On April 24, 1950 the oorrnnittee met with representa- tives of the Farm Bureau Water problems Committee and the Orange County Water District. The Chairman announced that t the purpose of the joint meeting was to discuss they question of the necessity of Metropolitan grater and the best ways and x means for united action. The meeting brought forth three problems; a 1. Question of treated water for the Cities. 2. Question of untreated grater for the Santa Ana Basin 3. The problem of policing of the Santa Ana Basin pumping of water. It was gerierally accepted by those present that the major por- t tion of Orange County not now in Metropolitan Water District ' should be or vniZed into a municipal wafer district, if the aforesaid three problems could be overcome, and that Tho Metro- politan 'Water District should be consulted from time to time In vAarking out the details.i3epreaent"tivea of the Farm Bureau - 3 _ _..........,. •------:--z-.. +•t•••• •M.-+mom-m,•.....*.. - ,rc•ssrrre s x+s 't Y� � -....—.-Y,`�«-.-r-x.•�s�a�-xx-c�rx�rr.::�er.::+_ s:r�i•,rm t 0 0 and orange County Water District stated they would recommend to the Water Problems Committee of the Farm Bureau to explore further the possibility of reacbing accord on a unified program that will be acceptable to all. At the ?Heating of April 25, 1950 the chairman reported -. the results of the meeting with, some of the directors and staff of the Metropolitan `stater District, and the result of that meet- ing was that it was apparently the wish of The Metropolitan Water District that the committee work out, an area on an expanded basis to include the Orange County Water District area and fringe areas. The committee appointed a sub -committee to meet ._ *1th the Farr Bureau Water Problems Ce_m;nittee to discuss the #� problems Involving the formation of a district nrtisfactory to all parties. At the meeting of May 23, 1950, the chairman reported on the meeting between the sub -committee and the Farm Bureau f Water Problems Committee. The mein point of contention was what form of organization should be formed. The advantages and disadvantages of organization under the Municipal Water District Act and the County Water Authority Act were discussed. " At the meeting of June 23, 1950 the chairman submitted for discussion the proposals presented by the sub -committee of the Farm Bureau Water Problems Committee that had been presented at a joint Meeting with this cotrnittee. The proposed recoimenda- tions of the corrm-,Ittee of the Farm Bureau hater Problems Commit- tee were as follows: a The sub -committee of the Farm Bureau Wator Probleme�,,r�y* regarding the formation of a district for annexation to _1 The Metropolitan rater District tentatively agrees upon a recommendation of the entire Orange County Water Dist-- ' rict plum additional lands of Orange County foie. -n67 for the purpose of joining; Metropolitan Water District under r the following conditions: h (1) That discharge points for rave water be established at the following points: .V (a) At a point in the Santa Ana �.anyon for dis- charge into S. A. V. I. and A. U. N. Co. lines for use In their systems. (h) Toe high point for sinking and sprsnding i of the Santa Asia Coastal Basin. (c) At a point for discharge into the Santiago Reservoir for terminal storage. y (2) The Orange County Water District maintain and �f retain all its poser and author+ cy, including taxation and replenishment of the Coastal Basin, z and that the exclusion sections of the Water District Act be repealed; tL (3) Establishing ultimately a system of charging '? extractions from the Coastal Basin so that those t� who draw water from the basin will equitably bear the burden of the replenishing of the basin. ♦/ A t (4) That as many treated water linen be established to the various municipalities within Orange County as possible. A �' .'�YyMry�•y,r..•, ._ . - . .._ .,"�y!^."�"�"`.""... ... 97�CCtt!<1TD�+C:�A'p)aTEACttn.�aa�rw•L.rsws++"aw..ea•..r.�+••w.+wr.+r u.ww+n�+�w+r+wnwr++rwwl1 x rti 0 The engineer was instructed to check on areas for possible Inclusion in the proposed district ns discussed with the Farm Bureau Water Problems Committee and that by be authorized to secure the help needed to make studies of population trends yp,,��"�"�� and water use in the proposed district; and anX&`ncs eciv&Mia tion of the areas proposed. The City of Huntington Beach representative opposed the amendment of the exclusion provisions provided in the Orange County Water District. Act. and asked that the aorcmittee consider the possibility of a provision to be included in the Orange County Water District to provide for a three cent tax limitation in those cities or areas, that wil.lt use Metropolitan '!later exclusively. The attorney wan instructed to procure legal opinion on the tax limitation provision. �a 0 At the meeting of July 3, 1t;ti0 the chairman announcbd that the Metropolitan Water District had requested a con-anitt$a meet with them on the Fourteenth of the month and present' fR map showing the areas proposed to be incorpoz atad, esti.rrat.3 of population and water use, both present and future, and the lines necessary to take care of the proposed district. The; committee representatives were asked to take up with their communities the question of the use of untreated water. At the meeting of July 11, 1950 the Cities Committee and the Farm bureau Water Problems Committee, after lengthy discussion agreed jointly to present to the Metropolitan Water - District at the meeting to be held on Jul-y 14, 1950, the neryes- Y.�i sary requirernants0 The persons interested as a committee to consider the organization of the proposed Orange County biunialpal Water District submit the following as matters which are necessary requirements in connection with the proposed incorporation and annexation of the above designated area to The Metro- politan Water District of Southern California. 1. The furnishing of transportation facilities to deliver treated water to: City of Huntington Beach City of Orange City of La Habra City of seal Beach City of Plaoentia Garden Grave County Water storks District Buena Park County Water Works District Westminster Counts 'later Forks District 2. The furnishing of feeder lines for raw water as follows: (a) At a point in the Manta Ana Canyon where it can be discharged into the lines of hrn.hc n, Union Water Company and Santa Ana Valley Irrigation Company for use in their systems. (b) At a point for use of Orange County Water District for sinking and spreading in the Santa Ana Coastal Basin. (c) Delivery into Santiago RAservoir at a point of approximately 800 feot above seF-, l ov el, for terminal storage. (d) Delivery into tl:.e upper reservoir of .orba Linda Wafor Company -5- '7C••�r►,rr-._r�eu�+x,es^x+s��r�sa.,a�ne_�rxxYae,�rxs�++nmw.^�.Yee,a+'r...,.x..«._..,_....._,,.,...,.�.v.r... .�,...�.. 0 r r C L-.) 3. That Orange County Natesr District maintain and retain Its present pouter and authority, Includ- ing rights of taxation and of replenishing the coastal basin, and that Sections 74.1 to 74.10 of the Orange County Water District Act be repealed. At the meeting of August 6, 1950, the chairman made a brief raport on the Informal joint meeting with the Directors of Metropolitan Water District and the Metropolitan Water District rater Problems Corr4-nit'Coee. The Metropolitan Nater District proposals arere reviewed. Differences of opinion were presented which shored dissatisfaction with the proposed points of discharge as inci3uated by The Metropolitan Water District. ` After further discussion by members of the Joint Comrr,ittees, retarding the uncertainty of the Metropolitan Water .District Proposed points of discharge of water into ." n district, it + was resolved that each committee appoint two members to a Joint Negotiating Committee vr; th one additional meriber vepre- stinting the unincorporated areas. At the August 17, 1950 meeting t'he Chn; rman pr osented the request for Inclusion of the Silverado Canyon area. The request was appiloved provided it was acceptable to The Metr — : > lltan 'Hater District and the Fearrm Bureau Wager Problems Com- �; nittee. The Committee werit on record to request The Metropol- 1 I tan rater Disbrict to extend the line southevly .from the pro- posed termination at Buena Park to c point in the Westminster Area. the discussion also covered the necessary feeder lines that will be roquired to serve the crest portion of the proposed 1' district and that will have to be financed should The Matropol- itran Water District termination point be in the vicinity of - Buena Park. A resolution rugs passed to �;o on ►�ec:ord to rogrzost The ?Metropolitan 'natrr District to ©xtend the line southerly ` from the proposed termination point at Buena: Park to a point i n ti-te Westminster area. On August 22, 1950 a joint meeting of the Cities Cormiit tee and the Farm Bureau Sub-Co,.mmitt`.e-e was meld in Santa Ana. The chairman reported the Joint Ne6otiating Cozarnittee had met on Auinus t 19, 1950, and read the roport of the f i ndi.ngf s of the Joint-, Negotiations Corrtnittee outlining, the min;rrum re- quirements to be requested from The Metropolitan Water District. After amendments, the requirements were an follows., I. Provision for the delivery of untreated water in suitable quantities to (a) the canals of the Anaheim Union Water Company and the Sants Aria Valley Irrigation Company; (b) the Santa Ana River below the intake of the Santa Aria Valley Irrigation Company's canal; (c) a point at or hoar the Santiago Reservoir. 2. Provisions for the delivery of treated water In suitable quantities for the western pert u.)f the proposed district from the end of Metropolitan's proposed feeder line, in the vicinity of State Highway ,39 and Oranaeth:�. entm,---srtStl'trt"_ o �ne ,..•.� vicinity of Westmin ter Boulevard. 3. Formal agreement by The Metropolitan Water Dist- rict of Southern. California spr-end upon thu minutes of its Board of Directors that the pro- , ; posed Utinicipal Water District shall not be annexed to The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California until the legislation shall ' b t ..'"'ILShT'SY:2'�S"'-".t'.!•L"'R7]�.`gr"!yL'"w'T!t'Rt:'4ST• jiS"...C' ..^..�'Sa'-w..r.+ _ _ 1 - have restored to it the power to retain its present area without the losa of territory by reason of its annexation to a Metropolitan flate,- District. The resolution of the findings of the Joint Negotiating Committee was passed and adopted unn.nimously, and a comm. Ittee appointed to present the requirements to the Metropolitan Water DistrIet Board. � r Gn September 7, 1950, the Joint Committees met in Orange, California. Tne chairman reported that the committee had Diet with The Metropolitan Nater District Board on August 25, 1950, and presented the specific requests that had been adopted at the Joint Committee meeting on Augusts 22, 1950. The chairman # reported that the requirements requested wore accepted with the exception of the line to a point at Midway City. Zile line will terminate at a point in the vicinity of Katella Avenue. The chairman react a letter received .from The Metropolitan Water District dated September b, 1950, which contained the record of the action of the Board of Directors of the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California in the adjourned regular Y meeting; on August 25; 7.953, riith regard to the creation of an Oran e County Municipal Water District and its annexation to +�,� Tlee©tropolitan Water- District of Southern California. The Joint Cor .ittee accepted -he record of the action of the Hoard ' of Directors of The etropolitari Water District of ao,athern California as contained in their letter of September b, 1950, subject to clarification and modification to agree with the language contained. In the minimum regt-irements requested in the r resolution presented to the Metropolitan Watev District Board at the meeting of Augin t 25, 1950. The Negotiating Co=ittee .+ was Instructed to present the requested changes to the Board of The Metropolitan Cuter District at the meeting to be held on - . = September d, 1950. The Joint committee unani«„ousl. approved { the action to close the boundaries for further Inclusion of e areas as of date the asap covering the proposed area was --re- sented to The Metropolitan Water District. Members .,f the Cities Committee Glen P . Allen -- Chairman - Mayor of Orange Vernon Langenbec;c - Mayor of Hunt i ng -on Beach Char leis News on - Va yor of La ttabre. Frank Shufelt - Mayor of Seal Beach Anton Wilson - Mayor, of Placentia KAttorney - M. B. Wellington I Engineer - C. R. Rvowning Secretary J. L. Henricksen, City Clerk, of Huntington Beach City Council of the City of Huntington Beach Councilman Thomas B. 'halbert Councilman Harry R . LeDard Councilman Roy Seabridge Councilman Jack Gc-eer Mayor Vernon E. Langunbeek -7- a�'-:"n-"wt�.-:_ �•rrr�...�+e...»x....r,.�,........�..r.,�"�►•",�,r,tts�-� ��ti._�a�^txu�r:t. 7. .._ �..�.....►—,p. , ...._....._,,.. .. .... ,.. � .. .... .. a -t�--=:._.i.,;t....�.. � ... ... ._... _ _. .._ ......_ , ....a_ .. .. _ _..._....t.•.....� . ..._s. 1 I rr� 6' qW I EXCEM KIOM tUbTFS OF THE CITY COUNCIL "MINUTES Courcit Chamber, City Hall Huntington Beach, California t„cmday, January 16, 10150 Mir Pursuant to adjour:,mant of the City Council on January 9, 19a0, Mayor Grear called the City Council of the City of Huntington P.c+ach to order at 700 o'clock P.M. Councilmen present: LeBard, Seabridgn Langenbeckj Greer. Courci.l.man absent: Wood (Councilmn kod arrived at 8:30 o'clock P.M.) Councilman Mood arrived at 800 o'clock P.M. On notion by LeBard seconded by Seaabridge that the plat prenanted by the North Orange County iimicipal Water District covering the area for inclusion in the Metropolitan Water District be accepted and approved by the -City of Huntington Beach and that the North Orange County Municipal dater Igi.strict Con=ittee be requestFd to rresent it to the !!atropoli',an dater District for approval, was approved* On motion by Irbard seconded by Seabridge the meeting; of the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach adjourned. I ATTEST: J. L. 1MRICKSE11 Uty Clerk. ii STATE OF CALIFORNIA } County of Orange ) sss City of Huntington Beach ) J. L. HEPRlCKSEN City Clerk and ex--off�o MR of the City Council of the City of H►intington Reach, California, JACK GREER Mayor It J. I,. HENRICIOEN, the duly elected, qualified and acting City C1ork of the City of Huntington poach, California, do hereby certif* that the above and foregoing is a true and correct Excerpt from Minutes of the City Council of said City at their regular ;meeting held an the< 16th day of January, 1950, which minutes in full are on file and of record. WIVESS cor hand and seal of the said City of Huntington Beach= this the 20th day of January, 1950s L Clerk ar ex—cfficio Clerk ._..._ ofy City Council of the City of Huntington Beach t California. 9 d 0 EXCrEPYr FROM V'.;iJTF.5 OF HE CITY GOL"..CIL "NST140 1ES Council Chamber, fits Ha.L% Huntington Beach, California blmday, Feptember 189 1950 p The City Council was called to order at 7:30 P.M. b^y )Ia7or tar. "nbeck. Counc; lnen preQtnt: Talbert, 1p3ard., `malbrldc---►, Iargenbor.k. ^etj asjsent: oreer. it ?t. -,A >! 4 :t tt tt On -notit:m by Seahridgt second�!d by LeBard th-+, tot': offer and terms n. offer of the 'Vetropol Ltan Water D13trir.`,, t.r tho propo::ee; Oram;e Conrity District ha- accep,ttsd and that 4hc proposed (U st,rict ih(OJ formed and .annex-gti-n- nade to -Metropolitmn District and the corni. t tm-e i.nvtE-;.r•t!d to prec,etd, v an approved. Ur, ns-twich by L*-,!'-Aard neccndad by the mue-ting of the City Goumil of th6 City of Hun' rq-6. uon 91 cac:h adjourmd. ATT UST L'C?iiN L. Ii':II. If �F.11 t:ity Clark ari! o;�x--ai'•lc C. - of the City ^qua^iI cif' the i:ity iaf 1P.Sn ,tngtoil f?»}3 �i;, Ca.lif cirri u. 'M!ION LAtiG ..M1-'..r:: Y JOIM, L. Hw.: TRICKSE*t "TATE OF CAL-7701MM 1 County of Ovange ) sq: City of Huntington Bcanh } 1) Jr!,N, L. 'MMTCf. SEW,, the duly elected) g iali.fted and acting, City CJAr�: of the :Ity of ffan!,bie..an Beach, California, do hcrehy `.::'ify that the nbove and foregoing is a trig and carre-A Errerptit from !!invites of the City ;clanci.l of raid City at their regular -meting held on the l.Pth d.Af of 5epta,nt--r, 1.9.0, Trhich mirnites in full are on file ana of record. ny hand and seal of titre said City or Huntington Beach, thin the 22nd rla;T of Septembelr, 1950. C Uer'k and ex -a �c3o C a: k of tft City Council of the C!ty of 11tuitii-4t,^n Ica-h, G-iLiforala. -�-r---r,r:r���__-:•-.-rz,-5-.,.rc�r�c�,rsx•,��t�rca�rsr�caac�t!. .. _ .w�-r'rxss�►.-:r.�a.-.'�sr __._ �a ee•,,�.•�ci+