MINUTES OF BOARD
MEETING
PVGCD
Office Cuero Plaza Mall-Suite
1129
Board Members Present: Chairman - Errol John Dietze, Vice-Chairman
- Bubba Steen, Secretary - Gary Colman, and Bob Davis
ALSO IN ATTENDANCE: Interim
GM - Kay Wild, Attorney – Jim Allison
Minutes FROM
Financial Report from 4/3 – 5/1, 2007: The financial report was presented in the
board packets. After review, the
financial report was approved unanimously with a motion from Bubba Steen and
second by Gary Colman. There was
discussion from the board regarding the status of investments of the public
funds. Jim Allison informed the board
that investment bids were not required of CGDs, and that two of the officers
could invest for the district. Kay Wild
was asked to get information regarding CD and money market investments from the
banks in DeWitt Co.
Public
Consideration of Rules Amendments
according to Published Notice: After discussions, a motion from Bubba Steen
to adopt the 8.1 rule change to add the words “and the proposed water
transporter” as presented in the public notice, a second to the motion by Gary
Colman, the motion carried unanimously.
With a motion from Gary Colman to accept the deletion of Section 9 and Rule
9.1 as presented in the public notice, a second to the motion by Bob Davis, the
motion carried unanimously. The public
hearing was closed at
Re-design GM Job Description:
Discussion followed regarding the motion Tim
Voelkel made at the last meeting to redesign the GM job description. It was suggested that we gather samples of other
districts job descriptions for redesigning the current format.
Uranium Mining … AFFECTS TO THE Aquifer
and Groundwater Districts: Kay Wild presented information received
from a meeting attended in Goliad Co. regarding affects of uranium mining on
the aquifer and legislation currently being considered regarding the
responsibility of governing these sites.
This was for the board’s information and no action required.
Monitor Wells: It was discussed that Dr. Uddameri will be
able to provide information regarding the requirements for these types of
wells. Gary Colman suggested that we get
reports from the municipalities on the wells that they monitor as well.
Oil & Gas Supply Well Registration
Procedures and Fees:
Kay
Wild has begun the process of notification to drillers and oil companies that
PVGCD will require registration/location of the O/G supply water wells. This was an information item and no action
required.
Major Rivers Educational Program for 4th
& 5th Grade Students:
Kay wild asked the board to consider providing the Major Rivers
Educational Program Curriculum on conservation for 4th and 5th
grade students in DeWitt County. The
board, with a motion from Gary Colman and second by Bob Davis, unanimously
agreed to proceed with the necessary steps in providing this educational
program. Kay Wild will present this
curriculum to all intermediate schools in the district to identify those who
are interested in participating. PVGCD
will fund the educational kits and workbooks initially, and replacement
workbooks annually.
Investment Workshop for new Investment
Officers:
Kay
Wild informed the board of two workshop dates for the investment officer
requirement. A motion made by Bob Davis
for Kay to attend a workshop of her choice was second by Bubba Steen; the
motion carried unanimously.
District updates: Kay
Wild brought the board up to date on tasks accomplished as requested from the
previous meeting. Discussion was held
regarding the district forms for application and permitting wells. The board asked Kay Wild to create the necessary
form for non-exempt wells.
GAM Run 07-12 from TWDB: Kay Wild provided copies of the GAM run in
the board packet for the board’s review.
This was for information only and no action required.
City Council’s Request for
Representative(s) of PVGCD to attend City council meeting:
An invitation was extended to the board to
attend the City Council monthly meeting on May 3rd. Further discussion followed regarding the
City’s water sales that may be transported out of the district, and what information
would be helpful in assisting the City to accomplish their application for a
transport permit. The Board discussed a
three-year permit for the City with a fee of $200 for the 3-year term.
Legislative Up-date/Issues from Jim
Allison: Jim Allison provided the
board with an update regarding current legislation relating to GCDs.
PUBLIC COMMENT: (Limited to 3 Minutes per person) None present, none made.
EXECUTIVE SESSION: (If necessary) (Pursuant to Sec. 551. 071,
or Sec 551.074 Govt. Code.)
ADJOURNMENT: The meeting was
adjourned at
Sec/Gary Colman
Recorded: Kay Wild/Office
Manager/Interim GM