GREAT BASIN UNIFIED AIR POLLUTION CONTROL DISTRICT 

RULE 701 – AIR POLLUTION EPISODE PLAN FOR PARTICULATE MATTER 

ADOPTED MARCH 3, 2014 

ENCLOSURE 8 

Adopted March 3, 2014 Governing Board Meeting Minutes 
GREAT BASIN UNIFIED AIR POLLUTION CONTROL DISTRICT 

GOVERNING BOARD MINUTES 

March 3, 2014 

(All Meetings Are Mechanically Recorded) 

The Great Basin Unified Air Pollution Control District Governing Board of the Counties of Alpine, Inyo 

and Mono, State of California met at 10:30 am on March 3, 2014 at the Mammoth Lakes Fire 

Department, 3150 Main Street, Second Floor, Mammoth Lakes, California 93546. 

The following Board members were present: Board Chair John Eastman, Town of Mammoth Lakes; 

Board Vice Chair Ron Hames, Alpine County; Board member Mary Rawson, Alpine County; Board 

member Byng Hunt, Mono County; and Board member Larry Johnston, Mono County. Board members 

Matt Kingsley and Linda Arcularius, Inyo County, were absent. 

GBUAPCD staff present: Ted Schade, Air Pollution Control Officer; Duane Ono, Deputy Air Pollution 

Control Officer; Shirley Ono, Administrative Projects Manager; Grace Holder, Lead Scientist; Chris 

Lanane, Air Monitoring Specialist; Phill Kiddoo, Senior Research and Systems Analyst; Mike Slates, 

Research and Systems Analyst II; and Tori DeHaven, Board Clerk. 

Members of the public included: Kathy Bancroft and Pam Kennedy, Lone Pine Paiute-Shoshone 

Reservation; Milad Taghavi and David Edwards, City ofLos Angeles Department of Water and Power; 

Paul Lamas, Rio Tinto Minerals; and Jacklyn Velasquez, Big Pine Paiute Tribe. 

Agenda Item #1 

Call to Order 

Pledge of 

Allegiance 

Agenda Item #2 

Election of 

Governing Board 

Chair and ViceChair for 2014 

Board Chair Eastman called to order the regular meeting of the Governing Board at 

10:34 am. 

Board member Rawson then led the Pledge of Allegiance. 

Motion (Johnston/Hunt) electing Board member Ron Hames as Board Chair for 

2014. 

Ayes: Johnston, Hunt, Eastman, Rawson, Hames 

Noes: 0 

Abstain: 0 

Absent: Kingsley, Arcularius 

Motion carried 5/0 and so ordered. 

Motion (Johnston/Eastman) electing Board member Matt Kingsley as Board Vice 

Chair for 2014. 

Ayes: Johnston, Hunt, Eastman, Rmvson, Hames 

Noes: 0 

Abstain: 0 

Absent: Kingsley, Arcularius 

Motion carried 5/0 and so ordered. 

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Agenda Item #3 

Public Comment 

on Matters not on 

the Agenda (No 

action) · 

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Mr. Milad Taghavi, City of Los Angeles DWP, introduced himselfto the Board 

and indicated that he is replacing Mr. Bill VanWagoner. Mr. Taghavi referred to 

the February 28, 2014letter (as distributed to the Board) which explains LADWP's 

desire to move 63 acres of dust control area from the Owens Lake Mitigation 

Project Phase 7a to Phase 7b. Mr. Taghavi indicated that LADWP has received 

requests for this action by the Lone Pine Paiute Shoshone Reservation, Native 

American Heritage Commission, California State Historic Preservation Office, 

California State Lands Commission, United States Department of the Interior, and 

the Bureau of Land Management. LADWP recognizes that this action would 

require a stipulated modification to District Board Order 13 0819-01. LAD WP is 

requesting that they receive confirmation from the Board today that this request 

will be considered by the Board prior to the May 2014 meeting. 

(the letter will be attached to the official record and made available upon request 

to the Clerk of the Board) 

Ms. Kathy Bancroft, Lone Pine Paiute Shoshone Reservation, read a letter (dated 

March 3, 2014) from Ms. Mary Wuester, Tribal Chairperson, indicating that the 

LPPSR requests that the Board conduct a special meeting by March 17, 2014 to 

place the area in question into Phase 7b in order to facilitate. discussions by the 

Cultural Resources Task Force. (the letter will be attached to the official record 

and made available upon request to the Clerk of the Board) She also explained that 

the Fort Independence Tribe, although not represented today, is making the same 

request and would be sending a letter to the District. 

Ms. Jacklyn Velasquez, Big Pine Paiute Tribe, indicated that the tribe is in the 

process of preparing a written response in support of ACPO Schade's February 27, 

2014 letter which recommended that the Cultural Resource Task Force consider the 

additional Phase 7b area. The Big Pine Tribe is also requesting that a meeting be 

held by the Governing Board prior to May if possible. 

It was noted by APCO Schade that any meeting regarding this issue would require 

at least a 30-day public notice, because it would be an amendment to a stipulated 

abatement order, which would put it close to May anyway. He also said that there 

is no reason why the Cultural Resource Task Force can't start discussing the fate of 

this area prior to officially moving it. 

LADWP explained that their contractual obligations required that the meeting be 

held as soon as possible in order to avoid any more delays in the project. 

Board member Eastman explained that regardless a date could not be set now as 

this item was not agendized as an action item. 

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Agenda Item #4 

PUBLIC 

HEARING 

Approval of 

Redesignation 

Request and 

PMlO Air Quality 

Maintenance Plan 

for the Town of 

Mammoth Lakes; 

Approve 

Revisions to 

District Rule 431 

- "Particulate 

Emissions" to 

Ensure 

Maintenance of 

Air Quality 

Improvements in 

the Town of 

Mammoth Lakes 

Agenda Item #5 

PUBLIC 

HEARING 

Staff Report and 

Public Comments 

on the Draft 

District and SB 

270 sub-budgets 

(No action- First 

of two required 

budget hearings) 

Agenda Item #7 

A ward Contracts 

for the Provision 

of Straw Bales 

and for Plant 

Propagation 

Associated with 

the Keeler Dunes 

Dust Control 

Project; Authorize 

the Air Pollution 

APCO Schade gave a brief introduction and indicated that the US EPA had asked 

for more time to comment on this item. · 

Board Chair Hames opened the public hearing at 10:59 am and asked for public 

comment. 

No public comment was offered. 

Board Chair Hames continued this item to the next Governing Board meeting 

following re-noticing ofthe public notice, 30 days in advance. 

Board Chair Hames opened the public hearing at 11 :00 am. 

APCO Schade introduced the proposed draft budgets and noted that this was the 

first of two required budget hearings. He also explained that both the District and 

SB 270 budgets are down from previous years. 

Board Chair Hames asked for public comment at 11 :03 am. 

Mr. Tegbavi noted that he would like to comment on agenda item number 8 and 

asked if now would be the appropriate time as it concerned the payoff of the 

CalPERS Retirement "side-fund" which correlates to the SB 270 budget. 

APCO Schade recommended that item 8 not be discussed within this item as the 

Board's decision on item 8 will dictate how the final budget looks and is approved 

in May. 

No additional public comment was provided. 

Board Chair Hames closed the public hearing at 11:05 am. 

Because the public hearing for agenda item 6 wasn't scheduled to begin until 11:30 

am it was decided that the Board would discuss item 7 prior to opening the public 

hearing for item 6. 

Dr. Grace Holder, GBUAPCD, noted that she had three things to discuss: budget 

update, award of contracts for bales and plants, authorize APCO to approve 

payments for the permits and leases. Alternatives have been added to the 

Environmental Impact Report/Environmental Assessment (EIR/EA) and are being 

prepared by Sapphos Environmental. The EIR and EA will be out for public review 

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Control Officer to 

Make Payments 

to Government 

Agencies for 

Permit/Lease 

Processing Fees; 

Keeler Dust 

Control Project 

Update 

sometime toward the end of March which will open up the 45-day public comment 

period. AMEC was hired per the last Board meeting and are working diligently on 

trying to get the materials together for the construction of the project. The bid 

package should be out sometime at the end of April. The bids will be due the end 

of May. Hopefully contracts will be approved and out sometime in July. 

Construction should start end of August with implementation of the project at the 

end of December 2014. Staff is requesting that the Board authorize APCO Schade 

to approve payment of the fees associated with the permits and leases necessary for 

the project in order to facilitate the permitting and lease process and not slow down 

implementation of the Keeler Project. 

Some discussion between staff and the Board occurred regarding the logistics of 

watering the plants as well as some of the specifications ofthe bids. 

Mr. Edwards asked if the District would be mitigating both PM2.s and PMto with 

this project. 

DAPCO Ono responded that both the fine and coarse dust would be controlled. 

Motion (Hunt/Johnston) awarding contracts for the provision of straw bales and for 

plant propagation associated with the Keeler Dunes Dust Control Project as 

follows: 

1) The District Governing Board approves a contract with the Antelope Valley Resource 

Conservation District from Lancaster, California for the propagation of369,555 native 

shrubs for the Keeler Project for an amount not to exceed $604,221 .75 and that if the 

contract is not complete by the time of the Board meeting that the District Board authorizes 

the APCO to approve the contract with Antelope Valley Resource Conservation District 

from Lancaster, California for the propagation of369,555 native shrubs for the Keeler 

Project for an amount not to exceed $604,221.75. 

2) The District Governing Board approves a contract with Chase-ing Balers of Esparto, 

California for the supply and delivery of 104,000 certified weed free straw bales for the 

Keeler Project for an amount not to exceed $544,000.00. If the contract is not complete by 

the March 3, 2014 Board Meeting that the District Governing Board authorizes the APCO 

to approve a contract with Chase-ing Balers of Esparto, California for the supply and 

delivery of 104,000 certified weed free straw bales for the Keeler Project for an amount not 

to exceed $544,000.00. 

3) The District Governing Board approves a contract with R.S. Green Construction 

Specialties of Willows, California, for the supply and delivery of20,000 certified weed free 

straw bales for the Keeler Project for an amount not to exceed $177,000.00. Ifthe contract 

is not complete by the March 3, 2014 Board Meeting that the District Governing Board 

authorizes the APCO to approve a contract with R.S. Green Construction Specialties of 

Willows, California for the supply and delivery of20,000 certified weed free straw bales 

for the Keeler Project for an amount not to exceed $177,000.00. 

4) The Governing Board authorizes the Air Pollution Control Officer to approve fees 

associated with completing the permits and lease required for the Keeler Project. 

Ayes: Johnston, Hunt, Eastman, Rmvson, Hames 

Noes: 0 

Abstain: 0 

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Agenda Item #8 

Approve Payoff 

ofCalPERS 

Retirement "Sidefund" Employer 

Liability with 

Monies from 

District and SB 

270 Reserves 

Absent: Kingsley, Arcularius 

Motion Carried 5/0 and so ordered. 

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APCO Schade briefed the Board on the "side fund" and how it works. He noted that 

there are about eight years of payments left to be made and it would be wise to pay 

it off as soon as possible in order to stop paying the 7.5% interest. Paying off the 

side-fund will reduce retirement costs immediately and over time. 

Board member Rawson mentioned that perhaps it would be better to pay off the sidefund using District budget funds rather than SB 270 funds. 

APCO Schade explained that the annual payments are made from both budgets in 

proportion to the percentage that each employee's salary and benefits are paid from 

the District and SB 270 budgets. 

Mr. Taghavi distributed a copy of a board report from a previous Board meeting 

(March 26, 2012) regarding the District's reserve policy. Mr. Taghavi highlighted 

points in the board report that he believed demonstrated staffs contradiction of the 

policy by using SB 270 reserve funds to pay off the side-fund. (the report was given 

to the Board and attached to the record) He then indicat'ed that the LADWP is 

requesting a reduction in the 2014-2015 fee order due to the exceedance in reserves, 

in accordance with the re.serve policy. Mr. Taghavi also explained · that the 

"retirement folks" at the LADWP have reviewed the proposed savings as explained 

in the Board Packet and they disagreed with the numbers. He asked that the portion 

utilizing SB 270 reserve funds to pay off the side-fund, not be approved. 

APCO Schade replied that it is his responsibility, as a public servant, to spend the 

public's money efficiently. If the side fund is not paid off now, on the SB 270 side, 

the LADWP ratepayers will continue to pay the 7.5% interest annually for the next 

eight years. He added that it would be financially prudent to save the ratepayers 

money by paying it off now. 

Ms. Shirley Ono, GBUAPCD Administrative Projects Manager, noted that paying 

off the side-fund now would save the LADWP almost $200,000. 

Mr. Edwards explained that the LADWP wants the best thing for the ratepayers 

however, they disagree that there would be a cost savings. He indicated that it might 

be more appropriate as an assessment rather than violate the District's reserve policy. 

He suggested that this topic be continued to the next Board meeting to allow LADWP 

time to prepare a presentation from "a numbers perspective" to explain where they 

are coming from. 

Board member Johnston noted that the County of Mono did something similar about 

a year and a half ago which turned out to be one of the smartest thing they ever did. 

He then asked why LADWP would want to continue paying the 7.5% interest ifthere 

is the money to pay it off now. 

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. . Agenda Item #6 

PUBLIC 

HEARING 

Adoption of Rule 

701 "Air 

Pollution Episode 

Plan for 

Particulate 

Matter" in Order 

to Comply with 

Clean Air Act 

Requirements to 

Adopt Emergency 

Episode Plans in 

Areas 

Experiencing 

Elevated Levels 

of Particulate 

Matter Air 

Pollution 

Discussion continued between staff, LADWP representatives and the Board. APCO 

Schade revised his recommendation and asked that the Board consider paying off the 

District portion of the side-fund. He also recommended that the Board to approve 

paying off the SB 270 portion only at the future request of the LADWP. 

Motion (Eastman/Hunt) authorizing that $113,119 Cone hundred thirteen thousand 

one hundred nineteen dollars) from District (n.on-SB 270) reserve funds be used to 

make a lump sum payment 1o the CalPERS Retirement Side Fund employer liability 

bv April 30. 20 14; and that the Air Pollution Control Officer be authorized lo execute 

any and all documentation necessary. 

Ayes: Johnston, Hunt, Eastman, Rawson, Hames 

Noes: 0 

Abstain: 0 

Absent: Kingsley, Arcularius 

Motion carried 5/0 and so ordered. 

B.oard Chai,r Hames opened the pub~ic hearing at 12:03 pm . 

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Mr. PJlill Kiddoo, GBUAPCD's Senior Research and Systems Analyst, gave a brief 

summary of the board report and what it would mean to have Rule 701 adopted. He 

noted that, if the rule is adopted, Great Basin residents would have one of the most . 

technologically advanced health alert systems in the country. As indicated in his 

board report, Mr. Kiddoo explained that Rule 701 expands pollutant episode 

notification criteria-beyond PM10 to include notifications for PM2.s. As an 

additional protective public health measure, wildfire smoke episode trigger levels 

for PM10 will be incorporated into the notification system. 

Board member Rawson expressed her appreciation for the various notification 

systems throughout the state. 

APCO Schade noted that in addition to fax and email, a text alert will also be 

available soon. 

Board member Hames then noted that the system might be a problem in Alpine 

County as they do not have internet or cell phone services. 

Mr. Kiddoo replied that at this time the District does not have any PM monitors full 

time in Alpine County, but if in the future monitors were installed they would have 

internet and cell phone connections. 

APCO Schade explained that the impact of the rule. Although the District has been 

utilizing a notification voluntarily for years, the EPA and state of California have 

asked staff to formalize the process. N otiJJcations are not required to be sent out. 

This rule doesn't control any air pollution, but it will hopefully impact the actions 

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of people being subjected to air pollution. The District also coordinates with the 

public health officers of each county in order to keep them better informed about 

how to protect the safety of the public. 

The Clerk distributed a letter to the Board from Mr. Martin Adams, LADWP, dated 

March 3, 2014, (the letter was also attached to the official record) detailing 

LADWP's concerns regarding the adoption of proposed Rule 701: Air Pollution 

Episode Plan for Particulate Matter. Their concerns, as listed in the letter, were 

read by Mr. Taghavi and were as follows: 

1. The Clean air Act and California Infrastructure State Implementation Plan 

do not require the District to adopt Rule 701. 

2. The District cannot utilize Rule 701 to impose control requirements upon 

LADWP. 

3. Rule 701 far ~xceeds US EPA recommendations. 

4. Rule 701 relies upon excessive and faulty network monitoring system and 

plan. 

5. LADWP is not responsible for funding Rule 701 implementation. 

6. LADWP is not responsible for Keeler Dune emissions. 

LADWP also requested that the Board not adopt Rule 701 as proposed by staff so 

that the District and LADVIP may have an opportunity to meet and discuss the 

details of the rule. They also noted that they had issue with section 9a in the text of 

the proposed rule: 

9. Abatement Actions 

a. "The APCO shall investigate the nature of the problem and 

determine if abatement actions could be taken to reduce the pollution 

levels. " 

LADWP representatives also felt it important for the Board to wait to adopt the 

rule as both Inyo County Board members were absent from the meeting. 

Board member Johnston noted that this is a constant pattern by LADWP: bringing 

in information last minute. He noted that it's a matter of protecting the public and 

that the District seemed to be moving in the right direction. 

Ms. Jacklyn Velasquez, Big Pine Paiute Tribe, expres.sed her support of the 

adoption of Rule 701. She noted that she relies on the notifications and technology 

used by the District to inform her community of air pollution events. 

Discussion between staff, LADWP and the Board continued. LADWP encouraged 

the Board to continue the hearing due to the absence of the Inyo County 

representatives. Board Chair Hames noted that a quorum was present. Staff 

encouraged the Board to move forward with the adoption. 

The public hearing was closed at 12:50 pm. 

Motion (Rawson/Eastman) to continue the public hearing to consider adopting 

Rule 701 to the next regular meeting of the Governing Board. 

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Agenda Item #9 

Consent Items 

Agenda Item #10 

Information Items 

(No action) 

Ayes: Eastman, Rawson 

Noes: Johnston, Hunt, Hames 

Abstain: 0 

Absent: Kingsley, Arcularius 

Motion failed 2/3. 

Motion (Hunt/Johnston) adopting Rule 701- Air Pollution Episode Plan for 

Particulate Matter as proposed. 

Ayes: Johnston, Hunt, Eastman, Hames 

Noes: Rawson 

Abstain: 0 

Absent: Kingsley, Arcularius 

Motion carried 4/1 and so ordered. 

Board member Hames called for a break at 12:55 pm. 

The .meeting resumed at 1:11 pm. 

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Motion (Johnston/Eastman) approving consent items a through gas foll.ows: 

a. Approval of December 11, 2013 Governing Board meeting minutes. 

b. Approve two contract revisions totaling $200,072.67 with Sapphos Environmental for 

archaeological consulting services related to the Owens Lake Cultural Resources Task 

Force ($73,591.72) and Keeler Dunes environmental impact document preparation · 

($126,481.95). 

c. Approve 2014 District rule adoption/revision schedule as required by California Health 

and Safety Code section 40923. 

d. Waiver of District Rule 1102 annual $0.55 per capita town and counties assessment fee 

for fiscal year 2014-2015. 

e. Designation and disposal of surplus equipment. 

f Approve a letter of agreement with the San Joaquin Valley APCD to participate in the 

Carl Moyer Air Quality Standards Attainment Program, accept program funds and agree 

to follow the requirements of the program 

g. Approve purchase of two continuous particulate matter monitors from Thermo 

Environmental, a sole-source provider, for $103,520 

Ayes: Johnston, Hunt, Eastman, Rawson, Hames 

Noes: 0 

Abstain: 0 

Absent: Kingsley, Arcularius 

Motion carried 5/0 and so ordered. 

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It was noted by various Board members that their respective county's counsel 

looked into the January 1, 2014 requirements for the Brown Act pertaining to 

legislative bodies having to report publicaUy any action taken in any meeting and 

the vote or abstention on that action of each member present. I twas determined as 

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Agenda Item #11 

Board Member 

Reports 

(No action) 

Agenda Item #12 

Air Pollution 

Control Officer's 

Report 

(No action) 

Agcnd:1 Ttem #13 

Set Dale and 

Location of Next 

Regu lar Meeting 

(Mny, Usually in 

Mono County) 

long as the minutes reflect who voted and how they voted, a roll call was not 

necessary. 

Staff indicated that they would confirm with Inyo County counsel. 

Board member Rawson noted that she had several inquiries regarding the 

woodstove replacement program she spoke with APCO Schade and he told her that 

it would be discussed futiher at the May meeting. 

Board Chair Hames stated that he pmticipated in the negotiations with the LADWP 

and felt that they had many successful conversations. 

APCO Schade gave the following updates: 

• District staff is very pleased that DWP is underway with their Phase 7a 

project. DWP has contracted with Barnard Construction. The company has 

much experience on the lakebed. 

• As mentioned by Board Chair Hames the negotiations with LADWP have 

been successful and all the items associated with fees have been settled. 

• In accordance with the terms of the settlement, the LADWP paid a Public 

Benefit Payment on February 28, 2014 in the amount of $1.3 5 million to be 

used for air quality benefit projects in the counties. The Board will be asked to 

decide how the money will be spent at the May meeting. 

• Entered into a Stipulated Judgment in Kern County Superior Comi where the 

LADWP has agreed that they are responsible for the District's attorney fees to 

enforce SB 270 matters; they agree that it's reasonable for the District to have 

a reserve fund; they agree to pay the general cost of government associated 

with the District's activities; they agree that the District's straw bale test is a 

legitimate cost under SB 270; they agree to always pay the annual fee first 

before they appeal unless the fee is outrageous per say which is defined as $10 

million; if they don't pay on time they agree to a stipulated pena lty of$5,000 

per day as long as they are given at least f01ty days to pay the fee· in addition, 

LADWP dropped four of the five pending appeals before CARB; currently the 

two agencies have one unresolved appeal and one unresolved lawsuit. 

The next negotiation meeting is scheduled for March 20, 2014 to discuss and 

hopefully resolve the control issues. 

The next regular meeting of the District Governing Board will convene at 10:30 am 

on May 5 2014 in Bridgeport, California. The District's Clerk of the Board will 

find and reserve a handicap accessible meeting room and contact the District Board 

members as to its location. 

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Agenda Items 

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CLOSED 

SESSION 

The Board convened into closed session at 1 :25 pm. 

(14) CLOSED SESSION- The Board will recess into closed session for a 

conference with legal counsel regarding existing litigation in the following 

matters: 

City of Los Angeles, City of Los Angeles Department of Water and Power v. 

California Air Resources Board, Executive Officer of the California Air 

Resources Board and Great Basin Unified Air Pollution Control District; 

Sacramento County Superior Court, Case No. 34-2013-8000 1451-CU-WMGDS; pursuant to subdivision (a) of Section 54956.9 of the California 

Government Code. 

The People of the State of California and Great Basin Unified Air Pollution 

Control District v. City of Los Angeles, Department of Water and Power of the 

City of Los Angeles, Board of Water and Power Conunissioners of the City of 

Los Angeles, Los Angeles City Council; Kern County Superior Court, Case No. 

S-1500-CV-277962-SPC; pursuant to subdivision (a) of Section 54956.9 of the 

California Government Code. 

(15) CLOSED SESSION- Evaluation of performance- Section 54957 of the 

California Government Code. Employee being evaluated: Air Pollution Control 

Officer. 

(16) CLOSED SESSION- Conference with labor negotiators- Section 54957.6 

of the California Government Code: Changes regarding the salaries, salary 

schedules or compensation paid in the form of fringe benefits. Employee 

groups: Management Employees and Non-Management Employees. Bqarddesignated representative: Air Pollution Control Officer. 

(17) CLOSED SESSION- Conference with labor negotiators- Section 54957.6 

of the California Government Code: Changes regarding the salaries, salary 

schedules or compensation paid in the form of fringe benefits. Employee: Air 

Pollution Control Officer. Board designated representative: Board 

subcommittee. 

The Board reconvened into open session at 2:36pm with nothing to report. 

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Adjournment The meeting was adjourned at 2:37pm. The Board will reconvene in open session 

at 10:30, on Monday, May 5, 2014 in Bridgeport, California. 

Attest: 

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Tori DeHaven, Board Clerk 

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Ron Hames, .Board Chair