MAGUIRE PEARCE & STOREY
---PLLC--A TTORNEYS AT LAW

Rita P. Maguire
Direct Line: 602-277-2197
rmaguire(Q)azlandandwater.com

July 21, 2016

DELIVERY VIA EMAIL AND U.S. MAIL
Ken Petruzzelli, Attorney III
Office of Enforcement
State Water Resources Control Board
1001 I Street, P.O. Box 100
Sacramento, CA 95814

Re:

Transmittal ofAs-Built Drawings with Respect to SBNF Special Use Permit #7285,
and related Operation and Maintenance Information; Request for Exemption from
the California Public Records Act

Dear Ken:
We have been asked by our client to provide the State Water Resources Control Board ("SWRCB")
with the attached "as-built" drawings of the Nestle Waters North America (NWNA") pipeline and
related improvements located in the five-foot (5') right-of-way pursuant to NWNA's SUP #7285.
We have also been asked to provide certain operation and maintenance information concerning
this pipeline and related infrastructure. This data and information has previously been provided to
the San Bernardino National Forest Supervisor.
We understand that the State Water Resources Control Board ("SWRCB") may be asked by third
parties to provide the above described information to such third parties, pursuant to a request under
the California Public Records Act ("CPRA"). Thus, this letter also provides you with NWNA's
objections to disclosure under Exemption 6254(K) (trade secrets) and Exemption 6254(e)
(geophysical data) of the CPRA. Specifically, the "as-built" drawings include: (i) trade secrets
and/or commercial information whose release could (A) "cause substantial harm" to the
competitive position ofNWNA or (B) "impair the government's ability" to obtain information in
the future; and (ii) geophysical data that could create a significant risk of contamination and/or
malicious tampering, even the perceived risk of which could significantly harm NWNA's business,
its market position, and customer perceptions and confidence.
Accordingly, NWNA requests that the "as-built" drawings and operation and maintenance
information be considered exempt from disclosure under the CPRA and/or as otherwise required
by law. In the event any third party requests the release of the "as-built" drawings and operation
and maintenance information, NWNA requests that the SWRCB not release the data and
2999 North 44th Street, Suite 650, Phoenix, Arizona 85018
www.azlandandwater.com Phone: (602) 277-2195 Fax: (602) 277-2199

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July 21, 2016
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information on the basis that they constitute Exempt Material; and that upon the receipt of any
such request, the SWRCB immediately provide NWNA with a written copy of such request so that
NWNA may take whatever measures it deems necessary in order to prevent release. NWNA
expressly reserves all rights to: (A) object to any release of the "as-built" drawings and operation
and maintenance materials on the basis of their constituting Exempt Material; and/or (B) file an
action in its own name and on its own behalf to prevent the release of the materials.
The Exempt Material is enclosed with this letter and are labeled Item #1 and Item #2, respectively,
to correspond with their identification by Christine Hill, District Ranger for the San Bernardino
National Forest in her June 20, 2016letter to NWNA, and described in my email to you on June
29,2016. If you have any questions about the information attached to this letter, or the request for
exemption from the CPRA, please do not hesitate to contact me.

Sincerely,

1#-~
Rita Maguire
Maguire, Pearce & Storey, PLLC
Attorneys for Nestle Waters North America Inc.

Enclosures

Cc: Larry LaWrence, NWNA
Natalie Stork, SWRCB
Victor Vasquez, SWRCB

2999 North 44th Street, Suite 650, Phoenix, Arizona 85018 ·
www.azlandandwater.com Phone: (602) 277-2195 Fax: (602) 2.77-:2199

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Attachment F

CONFIDENTIAL

Summary of Arrowhead Sprtn&s Tunnel • nd llo<'ohole Ccnsuuctlon
NestY Waters North America

Borehole Borehole
Length Diameter
(inches)
(feet)

Seal
Length
(feet)

casing Material

126

SCH40 Galv. Steel

2.5

66

Horizontal
Borehole No.

Date
Completed

1

6/14/1976

290

2.5

1A

8/9/1993

130

Screen
Screen
Conductor casing
Survey
Diameter Perforations
Sheet
Diameter (inches}
(inches)
(inches)
0.1875

2

2

1.5

SCH40 Galv. Steel

2

1.375

0.1875

2

SCH40 Galv. Steel

2

1.25

0.1875

4

7

9/29/1992

290

2.875

126

7A

9/6/1992

230

2.875

95

SCH40Galv. Steel

2

1.25

0.1875

4

7B

9/10/1992

397

2.875

121

SCH40 Galv. Steel

2

1.25

0.1875

4

7C

7/18/1993

300

2.5

168

SCH40 Galv. Steel

2

1.25

0.1875

4

8

8/20/1993

120

2.5

100

SCH40 Galv. Steel

2

1.875

0.1875

2

10

12/21/1978

305

2.5

162

SCH40 Galv. Steel

2

1.5

0.25

s

11

5/20/1994

310

2.875

67

SCH40 Galv. Steel

2

1.375

0.1875

5

12

6/9/1994

320

2.875

152

SCH40 Galv. Steel

2

1.375

0.1875

5

Tunnel No.

Date
Completed

Tunnel
Length
(feet)

Tunnel
Height
(feet)

Tunnel
Width
{inches)

-

-

-

-

Survey
Sheet

2

1947

37

- 4.66

-34

-

2

1947

89

~s

- 34

-

-

-

3

-

-

2

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Attachment CONFIDENTIAL

MOUNT SPRING WATER

UNITED STATES FORESTSERVICE

INFORMA TION REQUEST

ITEM #2

CONFIDENTIAL

TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.

2.

3.

Location of Facilities
a)

~~rap

b)

Description of Facilities

of Facilities

Spec ial Use Permits
a)

1930

b)

1934

c)

1946

d)

1960

e)

1976 (Act of 1897)

f)

1976 (FLPMA)

Water Rights
a)

Summary

b)

Judgment

4.

Record of Continuous Use

5.

Hydrology

 . . I. dafzmraln . 13.-.: . its.rg#1111}. 0? 4 ..(fur? .
at fd?b?. .. u. 
I ll, .. ..I IfMOUNTAIN SPRING WATER

 

CONFIDENTIAL

ITEM #2

ITEM #2

CONFIDENTIAL

Description of Facilities

SRRINGS
The Arrowhead Springs are located on national forest lands and include the following springs:
Spring II 1: Spring II 1 is a horizonta I borehole 290 feet in length.
Spring lilA: Spring 1/lA is a horizontal borehole 300 feet in length.
Spring #2: Spring #2 is a horizomal runnel 30 feet long, 8 feet wide and 8 feet high.
Spring #3: Spring #3 is a horizontal tunnel approximately 70 feet long, 5 feet w ide and 8 feeL
high.
Spring #7: Spring #7 is a horizontal borehole 290 feet in length.
Spring #7 A: Spring //7 A is a horizontal borehole 230 feet in lengLh.
Spring I/7B: Spring #7B is a horizontal borehole 397 feet in length.
Spring #7C: Spring I/7C is a boreho le 300 feet in length.
Spring //8: Spring II 8 is a horizonral borehole located between Spring //1 and Spring #2
approximately 52 feet in length.
Spring 1/10: Spring #10 is a horizomal borehole 305 feet in length.
Spring 1/11: Spring /Ill is a horizontal borehole 3l0 feet in length.
Spring #12: Spring #12 is a horizontal borehole 320 feet in length.

£lPELINE
The pipeline canying water from the spring locations to the reservoirs consists of sections of claylined ductile iron pipe (both four-inch and eight-inch diameter), and sections of four-inch C-900
polyvinyl chloride (PVC) pipe. The portion of the pipeline located on national forest lands is
approximately 21,400 feet in length. The remaining portion of the pipeline and the pipelines
between the upper and lower reservoirs and the reservoirs to the loading station is located on
private property. The pipeline from the upper reservoirs to the lower reservoirs is four-inch
C-900 PVC. The pipeline from the reservoirs to the loading station consists of s.ix-incb C-900
PVC.

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RESERVOIRS
The two spring water reservoir storage locations, referred to as the upper and lower reservoirs,
respectively , are loca ted on private properry . The lower reservoirs consist of three concrete
bunkers which have been lined with fiberglass and the upper reservoirs consist of twelve 20 ,000gallon tanks. Tile total s torage capac ity o f lhe upper reservoirs is 240,000 gallons and the lower
reservoirs is 77,000 gallons.

LOAD STATIQN
The loading station is also located on private property at the intersection of Old Watem1an Canyon
Road and Highway 18. The loading station consists of two stainless-steel stations for waterhauling tankers to fill up and a turnaround area for ease of entry and deparrure.

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rcrnU.ssioo i! hereby g'l"&Jlted t.o~.~:Jil..8sA...~t.a.,:L.1[Uan~..... ..A....J..:c:o.YiwLd..~:.::.g:

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l. The p<!rmit~ ~h.&.ll pay to the - - - - - - -·
P' :-::::: : !.. s 1.! su.ed !rea of c:.bar ge und Ill' til.e :p%"0"1'1 I io Il.S
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Bank of
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(United States Depository), to be

placl'd to the credit of t.b,& Treii.Surer of the United St.&t.es, in consideration !or t.hi! me, t.be sum o{

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dol.l.u! ($ _ _ _ _ _ ) (or the period

frotn ······· · ········-··-·-- · - - - - --·-···-· l!l. ___ , to D~ember 31 , 19._, a.nd t.bere&!ter ~n.nue..l)y,
on .iunuo.r-y 1.

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.: . T~e permitt~ 5b.,a.l.l comply with the regulntions o! tbe Dep&rtl%leat of A..gricultun goverui.ng
tba· Xuttocnl Forest , sh.a.ll observe o.ll SIUUc.&ry laws !llld ~tions appUc&ble to the pr-em,i.!le~ . t.Od
shad krrp the prelll.Ues U1 a oeat lUlU orderly condition a.od d.i!~ of &1l nttll3e &,Qd locate outhou5es
&fl•l l"r ·,~pooi:; 11.5 re-qwred by t.be Fore:st officers...
T i,i, pet"'I1it i! subject to al.l vrilid cl.a.i.ms .

.; _ The permittee ~hal.l

:w Ul re~ocable pteellutions to prevent. L!ld suppre:ss forest tires.

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.1eu, sh.nll conduct um.e ia an order

5. The permittee, if en,.-s..,-ed .

a.nce with ~1 ~quiremenu of the laW'! of t,he St.&te c! -.C.AJ,i!orn~•
Uniud SLates.

, u well u the lnw. or ti.r

6. The permittee sh&ll pa.: the United S~tee for a.ny d&.lll&g'& to its propany- I"'JSU!ting from :hi• u~ . .
The perm.i t~ sh.tJl fully repai,r all da.msge. other t.h.Ln ordin
Ul the exercise

j.

tn.lls io the Nation&! Foresta ~U!ed by t,he pertn,~t~

permit.

an ~a.: and

tea.:. to rond-

ol the pnvileg-e gn..otetl I"· ~~
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8. Construc:tioo worlc (or occupa.ncy a.nd U5e) under t.hi! permit shall begio W'ith..in
moo~, be completed withln ___tl...
:.e
___ yea.rs from t.be da.te o{ the

a.c:tu.a.,lly exe~d at lust .

365

perm..iL, and

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th,i., \L5e

su:.J l be

d,ays uch yenr, unless the time is extended or shortened .

s.b.all

9. In cue o( daog-e of a.dd.ress, pe:-m.ittee

~medi.&tely

notify 'the Forest SuperTisor.

~ 0. The ch~ '!~r this u.se ~y he rea.djwt.ed w~eoever ?eces.ury to p~ th.i! permit oo c. hA.•i.
the Cll.ll"g-e to or.oer pertD,Itt,ees for li,lce privl,le:ges. A. geoen,l rea.d)U!tmeot -n-ill be
of five yea.rs frdm the dAte o( i=lsua.nce of permit a.nd &t thi end o! ea.ah fin-yenr prno¢"
t,nere&f t.er.

conslS~llt Wlth
~aoe at the eod

11. Ko Nationa.l Forest timber may be cut or destroyed without first ob~ a permit from thl
Fo.~t. ~u~or.•
12. l.:ooo the a.ba.ndoo,ment. term,illa.t.i.on, or reToc.ation o{ t.hi, permit, and in t.h.e absence of AC
agrumeo < to t.be coot.rary, the permitt.ee, ii t.ll .the rental c~arges due the Gove,rn.ment b..ue been paid.
ID,Ay, "'lrl~ a ~a,soor.ble penod t.o be de~ed by the LSSll.l.llg officer, nmon a.ll 'tructUrM 'l'riueb
have beeo pla.ced oo r.h,e premises by him. ucept wl:re%'6 the z:aat.eria.l· wu;urn,WJed•by the Fon:n.
Service . but uooo failure to reman t.be stTOc:ttl,n!IS within th.it period they ahal,l become the propeny
of the on.ed :;ta.tes.
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13. ~ t>ermlt ma.V ~ tnns:fe.."Ted ...-it.b the approT&l Of the officer by whom it~ gjno OT hilt
rucces.sor. subject to suco conditioll! a.s m.av be i,m~d at the time of tra.n,sfer. It. ail&J.l ttrtnJO&t•
upoo brea.ch of &D) of the.cooditioll! huein
at the discretion of t,he Rt,pon..t.l Forestu or t.be FortStct.

or

1-4. The pc.roUttee shall provide. wheoenr requested by t.be Forest office.n , a way &eross the !&.ad
by t.l:i,ts perouL for t-40 free ing're:ss or egreu of Fol'!ISt office~ a.od for uen of Natioo&l Foresl

con~d

la.oci e.nd

pa-"'ciu.s~ ~f

product.:~.

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~n.dnit :cod to taD the tur:ll''O,.I ....teo tro= it !or ita O"m use- o:: ti::la.t
o! o~er per.ni ttees, p%"0T1.d.1:1l; ~t rc..ch connection sball not d.e1r.ive
t::.a p«.r:::! t tees tb,.erein o t SU:!i c:1 eut • tar !or the1l' own ~ e; a.nd.
:-.:rthsr :c-O'rld.ed. tha.t 1! nch eounee~on is md.e ~ otbar per.:dt";eea
s-~~ p«r:ll,!.tteea ~ pay w pro n.t& cost o! 1utall&t1on o! sa.id
?ipe l!.J+e or ,?O%'t1on !:"co ,..;-..icll oe:ne!1 t 11 recai~ed..

Coz::rpec,sa.t!.on ahall 'be ma.d.e !or ~ cm••d to
U:l!ted Sta.te• ~~ ov-e:-!low o! -.ter.

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pro?tt:'t7 of the

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~ right o! wa:r !or this pi?• lln.e 11 to De clea;-ed tnlTe feet rld..e
an d. all brush to oe piled in eo lllp&Ct p Uu and "b'a:r:li~ to be done -a:l.d.er
';=.e supe:"'9'1a1on o! the c.!. s -=rict rall6tr.

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ri¢ta -q:pon the per:nittee to use o! the water

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t spread. o !' ~ e , an d. 'l:i ll b • equ! pyed ni t.!l & !1ve-gallo n ba.c.lc
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SPECIAL USE PERMIT

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to use the follo~g-Oescribed la.nds : .r;l.ght... .9L.~.!.. f\~.r..Q-~~--~-<!~9.n<:4 . .f.9.~.~~--~-~S-t.J~Q:t...P.t_~-t"O-aibo

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boldine be!!is & wei rs; 100 ' of 1; 11 0 . D. Seamless rrt.eel tubing; 100 1 of 3" O. D. sea
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subject to the folio;;lng condJUon.s :
I . Tbe pe rmitt.~e

&.ball pay

to

t he Re~ooal F i.sc a.J .Agent designated by the Forest officer for

de posit to the credit of the Treasurer of t he united St.nt..es, in consideration for this use, tht: sum of
Thi~ pe~t is ia~ed free of charge under the provision!! o! Regulation l-2 (H).
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2 . Tbe permit~ shall cowply "'Jlb ~ regulati ons of th e DepUUDeoi of .Agriculture governine
t.he Nati one.l F orest, shall observe all iiaoituy laws and regulations applicable to the prem.ises, ltlld
shall keep the premises io a nea t a od orderly condition a.od dispose of rJl rt~fu.se a.nd locate outhouses·
e1d cesspools as required by the Forest officera.
3 . Th,is permit is subject to rJl va,J..id claims.
t . The permittee shall ta.ke rJl reasonabl~ prec~utipn t.o preveoL a.nd 11uppress forest fire~

without cost to the For-est Serviee.
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United States.

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6. The permittee 'llb.a.U pe.y the United St.a~ for Uty damage to its property ~ultin; from tru;·~.~~:.'<
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7. The permittee sba.ll fullv repair .all damage, other tha.o ordinarr wear and teu, to roads ina'.'
by the penilJtt.ee i.D the exercise o1 the privi,lege gra..ot.ed by t.bia •
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~z--·~: ::~-~- CoD,&truction work (or occ:upa.ocy and iae) under th,ia permit shall begl.o within .. -~:on~~--~·:-:::.:;.~
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adUAl,ly exercised at least ..... 36~------- days each ye&r, unless the time is extended or Gbortened.
9. In case of change of address, permittee shall immediately notify the Forest Supervisor.
10. The charges for this use m,ay be rea.djust.ed whenever necessr.ry to place this permit on a. basis
consistent with tbe charge 'to other permittees for like privileges. A geneMLl readjustment will bt>
m&de at the end of five ye&rs from t he date of issuance of permit and at the end of er.eh five-year period
thereafter.
11. Ko N ationa.l Forest timber may be cut or destroyed, without first obtaining a pernUt f~om the
Forest Supetn.'lor.
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12. upon-the abando~en t, tetmlDil.liOn , or te>ocation of thi.5 perm,it , and in the absence of &n
agreement to the con t:rar; , the perm.Jttee. if' all tb~ rental charges due the Government ha'l"e been pll.id,
may, within a tf.'asonabli penoa to be determined by the issuing o~cer, remo'e. a,U structures which
han been placed on the preiDlSes by lum. e:tcept 'W'here the ma.t.enal 'W'a.s furmsbed by the Forest.
Sen-ice. but ueon failure to remove the structures within that period they shall become the property
of the t'ntted ::>tates.
13. This pen:o.it ma'\" be transfernd 'll"itb the appron1 of the officer by ""·hom it "'as given o! his
--sucussor, subject to such cood.Jttons as ma.y be imposed at. the time o! t,rn.nsfer. It shall t.et'lD.Ul&t.e
upon brearb oi any of the cood.Jttons h~reto or at the discretion of the Regiona l Forester or the Chief
Forest Scrnce .
• 14 . Tbe pen:ri.i:.ee shall pronde. \l'bent>;er requ ested b;; the Forest officers, a ""OY across the land
co>e rP d by tbts perp1it for tl..t e free w~r ss or e~ess o,f Forest officers and for users of ?>; auona.l Forest
land and purrhaHr: of 1\ a.tio nal F crest products.
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15. ?\o ~{ember of or D~ lc~at.R to Coo~ess shall be nd.mitted to any sho.re or port of this ap-eemrn t or t o or:; henefit t hat may an;;!' hrrPirorn uo.less it is made with a corporation for iLs general
bem:fi l.

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'Ihe right o! way gr-,oted und,er thie permit i,nc1udea ·only that area actually
occupied by the conduit iteel!,

17.

Thie permit conveys no rights vpon the permittee to the u~e of the water involvE

18.

Compensation ahall be made !or da.msge caused to the property of the United StatE
th,rough overflOw of water.

19.

ln consideration of the !ree right o! way !or this conduit, the permittee grantc
to the United Statee Forest Service the right to tap thie conduit and to take t t
~lue water from it for ite ~ use or that of other permittees providing ~hat
-e·151Jeh connection shall not deprive the permittees therein of eu!!icie.nt water for
-their own use; a.nd further provided ~at if zruch connection ie made by ot..l-)ar oe!
mittees euch pennittees ehall pay the pro rata coet of installation of said pipe
lJ.ne or portion !ran lfhj.ch bene!i t ill received.

20.

The right o! way for thie pipe line is to be cleare approx:l..m.ately 5 1 wide
and the brush will be ove~ast to the satisfaction of the local forest officer,

21.

v:hen weldinf is being done there will be in attend,ance in addition to eaeh weldt
one hel~r, one shovel ma.n and two back pack pump men llho will use a ehield on
each "eld be sides dampening down the area around each weld. Before weld,in.g ie
done the foreman in charge of the job will contact the local District Ranger,
~o ~th the for~ ~11 see that everythine ie done ~ prevent ~ fire from
starting from this weldint;.

22.

The pipe line w:U.l be laid on the surfsce of the ground and will have the
necessary air vents to reduce the pressure besides one pressure reducing valve
at the bottom of the line before connecting toto the m~ line.

23 ,

.:-J,l blastin£ tm.1st be d:me .C. th electric detonators.

21. .

Sooking v.i. ll not be a,llo,.,ed durin£ the period that the
is in effect on t he National Forest.

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:..11 easoline ope:-a ted m.sct-..::_:Jery will be equipped '>'lith spark arresters or carbon
a rresting dev ice s approved by the local district ranger. lf gasoll..ne tr:~ctor o:
bulldozer is used they shall be equ,ipped with e.wvel and axe and one quart
?yrene fiN ex':.inguisher.

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season and !ire danger warrant it, it may be necess~ry for the
to e~loy th e servi ~es of a !~ warden approved by the local f orest
officer to see that the stipulations in this permit are carried out in full .
coo?~Y

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Pe rt:ission is also p ven ':.o ru.::..lc a temporary road from the main highway high
gear road, starting from a point in the northwest corner of the eoutheast
~uarter of Section )0 1 !. 2 N., R. 3 TI., runnin~ a southeasterly direction
approximately 2()(X)' to z eprine knol!Tl ae No. 7. The firet 800 1 of thie road
llri.ll be new and the next 1200 1 'Hill be merely lriden;i..ng of the pre sent trail
to 5-:J_/2'. to permit passage of a Caterpillar road grader to be used i,n excav~tic
'lrork at the spring. lt h <J....,<Tet!d by the company that upon completion of the
j ob of developuent :;.t t he sprin::, the C:l!llpany will put the temporary lateral ro;
!rem the mein high gear road to the spring, back into as close to natural state
as possible, eo that the ~ad will not be used except !or trail purpose~ thereafter and ""ill under no conditions become a public road,

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Ae thi e development work ie all w1 thin the area or high fire hazard 'ldl,ioh
is closed to the public d\.Lrlne the dangerous tire periods or the rear, the
eompa11! agrees to COfiiPly ldt.h i l l rules and reg\llAtione put into e!!ect to
prevent !ires~ !rom s~artine and to see that all contractors and all employeee
o! contractors 1 as "'l'ell as the c ::znpan..v1 s Oll!n employees comply ld th i l l these
rules and reguJ.atio~ and do all lrlthl,n their power to prevent tires.

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tr&.i,ls in the 1\ at.iooa.l Forests caused by the pel'lliJttee in the exercise ol the prinlege gnntad by thj.s

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actually exercised a.t leas t .. 365.......... days eath yeu, tmless the time is extended or abortened.
9. In CIL.'Ie of chAnge of &ddreas, permitt.6e shall immedia.tely notiiy the Forest Supervisor.
10. The charges for th.is use ID.A,Y be readjusted whenever neoess&ry to place t.his permit on a basis
consistent with the cha,rge to other permittees for like privil~. ·.A. general rea.dJU5tmenL -rill be
, made at the end of five years from the d&ta of issuance of permit a.nd a.t t.be end of each five-year period
there a! U!r.
11. No N &tionrJ Forest timber may be cut or. destroyed without. first obtaiDing a permiL from the
Supertisor.
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12. t"pon the aba.ndonmen ~, U!rmination. or revoca.tion of t.h.i:l permit, and in the absence of &n
B.fTeemeot to the contrary, tbe permJtLee , if a.U the remal cha,rges due the. Government have t>beo Eaid,
may. ~~run a reasonable penod w be -determined· by tha i!,suing officer, remove Ill) structu,res -.rl:Ucb
have been placed oo the premises by him. except where the materis.l was furnished by the Forest.
Sen-ice.. bu t upon failure.to remon the structures with.i.p that period they sb&ll become the property .
of the united States..
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13 . This permit maT be tn~nsfe~d with the approva.l of the officer by ""hom it was giveti or his
6\IGCessor. subJeCt w such coodiuon:; as ma:r be imposed at the time of tra.nsfer. It ah&ll terminate
upoo brt•arb of any of t he coodn10ns hereto or at the discretion of the Regional Forester or t he Chief
F ores t Servtce.
J.l The permitee sbe.ll p rond e. "'beot>n~ requested by the Forest officers, a ~a:r ncross the lBlld
ro'l'ered by thts permtt for the free w~nss or e:?ress of Forest officers and for users of National Forest
land aod purr ba.sers of ~allC'Ioal Forest products.

15 ~o :'-lt>mber of or Dele[!st.e to Coo~ess sha.JI be admitt.ed w aoy share or part of this n~ee ­
m e ot or to soy benefit thc.t mny ll.It s~ berefroD,l unless it is made with u corporatton for its general
benefit
16. J.ttacbed_alipuletians are .made ..a .. p&rl ..Q .L~l'.i~-~~~.a ....------·················--·cs '*'w

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This pe~t. ca,ncele and supe r!ledea permit issued to the al::ove named perso~
de" ~ goa t.~d ..aba'lle ..and .. a16ned .lq:::il.J..i.,. ..l930~ .. ~-.ACtifl8 .. fcre:~~.. ~P-~ffi~R:r.. ~-~ .. tl.s_~t.

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By Frank A. Robinsao

Acting

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TCIREST SEIN'ICE Rr..""CION FIVE
SPF.CIAL PERMIT ?OR lTSE OF CLCIS::D AREAS _

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anal Fore at

the su);bnriaed ;mprenoDt&t1T!!I at tht
~head -.rt4 l·url+aa Waten Ine.
Ioa,<-nc.:nlcn 1 Qn.Htpccompa.nied by I,QU!rnn

Pei1llission i.a hereby granted to
of

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to enter the closed area described as follows:

or

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to use the .;+riwMrey :truck l):ail.

H.ntel

road between &'rC:Jhccd 3nr1Q&I

and -...;,":'a.:~~al
...-'IO#-f-'ROI.IC:;.:ftu;dL..-.IT..I:'OJ.IIIJ.Ok&-l~"Pn.~,_.l_ _ _ _ __
for the purpose of

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lnplrJC i't In' 1Dt1 !'·B$n•~ li\1D~ c~.!!\pDDJ pi~& lineJ t: "'!lter 4ayol'"'tz:."'_

PERIOD COVERED BY PmaT _..wO.JO.p.l.r..,;miOLI.II"I'Ioa....,rj~yUle:aa:......_.lloloS!r.llt..
la.•- - REV'OC.ABLE AT ANY TIME BY ISSU!NC OFFICER.
In accepting this permit, I qgree to the following conditbns:

1. Tb bbserve strictly all Federal, state and County regulations
governing the use of fire and tobncco.
2.

That Government vehicles have the ri£l,ht -of7W8Y on roeda.

3, That the United St ates or its employees Will not be held responsible
f or injury or damage to ~arsons or property resulting from the exercise ot
the privileges granted by this permit,

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4. To engage in no activities except those having to do wtth the
purpose of the permit as above stated, This is not a recreational permit .
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6.

This permit is not trapsferable .
AU+.hnr:\zod rflJlri'\IIMtnt.lTtHI will te anMldered e!l thntse ftuplo,...• ot tbl

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ot thl A.rrollbead aDd

Issued 1-,y
Date

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SPECIAL USE PERMIT
A.ct ol Jw.e 4, 11!17, ,.. Pebruar:r IS. 1901
Tlw pcn:ait ;. rcvoe.ble and aC>!:It.ronafltl"able

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P. 0. 3ox 229"" Terminal lnnu:
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154' •d Vu)ahd- 1 li4a Aa. .l .a 111 Oalif•.,.,h
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hereinafter c:.alled the permittee, to uae aubJect to the condjtiona aevout below, the followmi' de.scribed
Pum.Wion is hereby

l.clca or improvementa :

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The ex erctse of any of the pr1vii eB"es gTa nt.ed hereby constitutes acceptance of all the conditions of
thu penn1t.
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1. I.n con.sideration for this w e, t he permittee shAll pay to the Forest Service, U.S. Department of
AgTlc:ulture, the sum of "'~"" ••"
Dollars ($
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from
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19-"L, t6
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, 19ML_ , a.nd therea.fter
&nDually on
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h~ •v M,/lDI- • - - •- -Dollars($
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Provid ed, Mwet~f!'T, Chare-es for t,his use may be made or readjusted whenever necessary to pla c:e the
charges on a bui.!l commensurate with the v&lue of we authoriz.ed by thia permit.

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2. Con,rtruction or OCCUP-4.;;.;,) &Dd uae undu thjs perm,it &.hall bqix:~in
monlh.a r..
~n.it:ruc:tian. if a:ar; ah.t.ll ~ ~~ wtOli\.i ... · •··'man!ta, wt'mt.he~au of the permit. ~
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. ~- Development p'l.a.ni ; {&~out -pli.D.I : cona~ction_ reco~d:ioU. .0~ ..aluntian o! inl'pro.vemenu ; or
reva1on o! layout or CDUStructwn plans for thu ue.a mun be approved .m advance a.nd in 1l-Titizli by the
!oren 1upervi.ulr. 1 ~ or ahrubbery on the permitte<l area nay be removed o.r dutroyed only &iter
the forest .officer~ in~ has •J'proved. -snd
~ or otherwise deaign.ated tlat which may be
~oved or .dt.str:oYed. Tim~r cu~ or~e&~~ -w~l be_pa.id}orby ~ pe~~ u foUom: ·:Merch&Dtable
t1.mber at appt:a.i!led value; ,.ounz-zrowth tm~oer =be low aierchant&ble 11JU at ..Qlrreut -dl:m.a~ apprai.s.al
value; provuud that the' Forest Service ruerves the'"riibt to diapoae of the merchantable timber t,.o others
than the permtttee at· no atump.a~ . <:PSl to the permittee . ._Trees, ahrub&, and other pia.nu may be pla.nted
in auch au,nner and -m :Wch -placer .abOut ~em~ ;¥ ~7 be. &Jil~t:'9ved 'by l,he forut officer in cha.rre.
4. The pet:mitte-e cball mamtam "'Ule ~p~tlli'lntS ~ 'Jll"enlires"to" at&bd.arda of repair, orderline.u,
numea.s, :writmicm.."m1d aaie~· ucepta,Qle tD the .iDa:stDmcu ip ~· :· : .:. .
.5. This penni' .is-subject to a.ll valid cla.i,ms.
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6. The · permitt~. in exercising the pnvil~ ifaD~ by this permit, .ah.a.ll comply with the re1Ulations of the Department of Agnculture and "&11 Fede~ Stat.e, county, and municipal la.ws, ordtn.ances.
or regulatlotu wh1ch ace. a_pptic.able t-9 th~ area or operations co~ered py thil~rmit. .". ,. ..
i. ·The permittee shill take -all Tea.!Ona'ole opreautions to ·pr~\'ent; and •uppreis· for'est fires. No IDJl·
terial aha II be di!'J)O&ed {)f by ·burning in open firu d uri~ the cloaed ae.uon esta.bliahed by !Jw or re(fUlatton Wltllout-a wntten ~rm!t:.irom the. !,orQSt~fficer m.clul~ 1n' b.ia ~J&ii3Zlt. ::. ~ ~ :
1 ..8. The per.:m.i ttee .Jh.t:il 1!-Xe.n:.Ue .diligence .in pto tecti~ :from 1 d.ama~ the land and )X'{)pert}' of the
Un1ted Statea covered by a.nd used in connection~~ ~ ~ v.ti.~hAll P,al:.."~e UQ.U;ed S4ta for &nY
damaie resulting from neiligence or from the vtol.&tion af the terms of thj.s permit or of any l,aw or Te!Pl·
lation applicable to the n.a.tiona_J :torest.s _by the permittee, or . by .any aif!DU _or ..emgloyees_g..f the permittee
actmg -v.·1th1n-th~ scope of"'thetr agency o-r-employment. J - •
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roads lp'ld trails caused by the penru~ 1.0 the exercise of the privilea-e iT&IJU!d· by this permit. .
10. l"o Member of or Delegat-e to Congress or Resident Com.miasioner aha.ll be admitted to .any share
or part of this agreement or to any beneft that may ari~E:.herefrom unleu it iJ made with a corporation for
1t.s general benefit.
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11. Upon abandonment: terrrunattor.. 'rtvoation. or eanceTiation' of this ~t. the -Permittee ai\&ll
remove WJthrn a reasonable t1me all structures and i,mprovements except those owned by the United States,
and shall restore tM! !rite . unJess otherwl!le a~eed upon in writiTJi' or in this· permit. ~:If the permittee fai~
to remove ali such structures or t..mprovements vrithLD a rea.soJJ,able _period, they aha.ll.becQme the property of
LIJe l:ruU!d StaLes. but that v•tll not r el 1eve the permittee of liability for the cost of their removal a.nd
restorat1on of the si te
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1:!. This ·-perrmt ;s· ~ot tr'ansfer.ab1e .·- If'lhe""PenTiitt~ fhro'ui'h ·v.ohint.iu.Y ~e- or· 'lf.an.sfer, ·or through
enforcement of.'C£1lltr.ad.: f~losure. tax sale, or other valid legal .prOCeeding'lhan C8Ue to be the owner of
the physteal unp-ro-.oemenu othen.hAn tho..e o~ by the Un~ States aitUllt.ed on the Mind described in
th1s permit and ts unable to furn1 sn ade-qoate proof of ability t,.o redeem or .o therwise ree.!lt.ablish title to
sate unprovements. thts permn shall bt> subJ ect to CJinceliation . But if the person t.o whom t itle to said
tmprovemer.t.s stu. II h.a ve oeen .trans! erred tn esther manner above provided is qualified !lS a pertDJttee and i.s
wtlltng tJlat h1s future occupancy of th e prerntses shall be subject to such ne~· conditions a.nd sttpulattons as
extsttng.or p r ospecttve drcumstances ma~"''ll.'arrant, his continued occupancy of the premises may be authorue<l by perm tt to htm if. 1n the up'ltlJon of the ts.&utng otflcer or his aucce.ssor, W\$-Dce of a permit IS desira ble and tn tne public tnt.erest.
13. ln ca.~e of chAng-e of address. thr permittee shall i,mmediately notify the forest supervisor.
l.J . The t.empora~ use and occupancy of the premises and improv-ements heNin described nuy be
eub let by the perrruttee to thsrc parttes only ~·tth t he prior written approval of the forest supervtsor but
tn e pe:-mtttee shall conttnue to be res ponstbie for compliance with all conditiotu of this permit by persons to
whom such prem1ses may oe sublet.
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the re~r~orul forester or the Chtef. Forest Sen·tce.
16. ln the event o! any confucl betweer:ut:ny of the preceding prioted clauses or ~Y provuiou thereof
and ao y of the !oUow1ng clauses or any prO\'lS toru; thereof, the precedill.K' priated cl.&u.aet~ will control.
J-;'. This pennit 1.S accepled subJect to the conditions set forth above and to canditiona
to
atUI.Che<l hereto and made a part-of-this permit.
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UNITEO STATES DE,.AI'fTioCEHT Of" .AG"IC:UL.T\JIIIE
I"O"EST &EIIIVICE

SAN BERNARDINO NATIONAl FOR.ffi
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SAN 8111U,AaDtHO. (;ALIP'OIIINIA

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l, 1962

~eember

NOTI ct TO PERMI'rl'E!;:

Clau.ee No. 1 o! :rour permit p.rovidel5 for periocti.c fee adjustment. A statewide
study is bein& undertaken during 1963 to determi.ne i f current hes :represent
fair land rental Talues. Any adjustments tbat are warr~ted will become effectin Janua,ry l, 1964, or the beginning .o! the permit 7.-r neareat that 4ate •
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Fees in connection with this permit ~e due and payable by not later than January 1 annually. Hon-p&)"'Dent within ?5 da)'a !rOIIl the bi,lling date h,ereon v.Ul
result in permit cancell.ation. When permits are e-. neC!Ued, a reinstatement aenice charge, to be made !or any late payment or commercial pertri.tteea, will be
baaed upon 1% per month or fraction t~reo! of the unpaid :fee due the Gonrment 1
with a ~ of 125.00.

Please keep Forest Supervisor, ~ Bernardino National Forest notified of &DY
cha.nge in addre&S. Your failure to notify this o!!iee wben :rour address 1.8
ch.Lnged, renders :rour permit liable to e..aneellation.
Sincerel y your£,

OON R. BAUER
Forest Superviaor

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ud Puritu Iraten be., 1S66 East Wuk.i.Dcton, l,.os Aqeles 21. Califo~a.
coYcrlul a wate-r trana,inion located ill HE KE, Secticm 11, 'r. 1 11., 11.. 4 w.,

Sl/2 SW, st, fl/2 NE, Section 6, T. 1 N., ~. 3 ~ •• SE, NE, HE HW. Section ll aDd
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for ....._,.s U) U.,h cr property ari lin& fi'OII tlae a5t authDrhed by t..b.ia
perait, p!'OYi.Ged t.bJ.1 ab.a.ll .at be c:cnstru.4 'tO i.Ddea.a.if:r the lJnitad Suus
aaainst litl 8 d ao,liJen.c.o ••

1 t is I:I.Adaratood t.Ut t.hh ~llt 1b.all DOt opente to alter a.or aaend
a.aid penlit ill aJly other r-,pect ~ h Mnia apeci.fied and aha.ll cot in
any way constit.ut~ a wa.her o{ l.liT part, pTOVision. or c;oDd.ition of said
pen..it ahall apply equdly to t.llU aaandaent.
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Date:

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Decni,.T 11, 1964

'Tbh .... Ddaant tQ ap&e.ial use P-ra.it
a.et fort.h above.
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Tarw.ina.l Mnu, Loa Anlelu 5.4, Calif.

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T. lN., R.. 3W., T. 21\., R. 3W., SBr.:.;
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St).pul&tion b &dd..C a,o.d mraberodl
"28. Duril:lg the pe..~ormance o! tbis pe:rcit the permittee agrees:

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In coDDection with the performance or vork tmder ~~ pe_""JJlit, 1ncl.ud.izl8
COD.5'tructian 1 ma.i.nten.!Ul':t: &n4i operation Of the !acll.ity1 the permittee
liball no't discrim.1D&te ~'t aey employee or applicant !or ecployment
because of race, color, creed, or n&tional origin.

b.

The pe..'""tlittee and b.i.s ettployee& shall not diacr~te by aeg:regation or
othe..?Wise ~'t any pe:son on the basis of race, color, creed or
national origin by c1,Il'ta.i.Ling or refusing to !unrl&h acccmm:od,&tion.s,
facilities, ser.~ce&, or uae pri~eges ot!ered to the pub~c generally.
The pe.n:U ttee sh,all i.Dcl.ude and require compliance wi tb the above DOD•
disc:ri!nination provision.:; in any &UP-contract made wi tb respect to t)le
operatic~ unae~ this pe~t.
Signs IH~tting forth Ws pol,icy o! non-<liscri.mip.ation to be f\.lrnJ.sb.ed by
the Forest Se:-vice w1.ll be conSJlicuously di~ at pub~c location.5 as
directed. by the .Fbres: Service. "

IT IS UHOI:~O TlV.T THIS AM!:HOII4!:HT SKAU... NOT ()ri!:IV.Tt: TO AI..:T't:lll HOlt AM~O SAID I"EIUoCIT IN
NfV OTH£111 III!:SI"I!:CT ~ IS HEREIN SI"E:CIF'I£0 ~0 5HAI.J,. NOT IH AX'( WAY ~STrntn: A WAIVEIII 01"

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NfV ""'"'• ftltOVISION, 0111 COHOITIOH OF' SA ID P£111MIT 1

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THIS AM I!:H OW E NT TO 'Tl<!: SPEC I..U.. USE I" EI'IM IT I SSUED _______.:.;No.:..;.V.:.D.:.b;;;.e
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Permission is hereby granted to
of

Arrowhead Pur1tas Waters, Inc.

P.O. Sox 2293 Teminal Annex, Los Angeles, t111forn1a

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hereinafter called th e perm it tee, to use subJ eCt to the conditions set o ut below, the fo
or improvements:

A right-of-way not to exceed five (5) f!et 1n w1dth and approx
1n length across portions of National Forest land 1n Section , T.lK., R.JW., N~
of Section 12. T.lK., R.4W., ~of Section 30 and Section 3 , T.2N., R.3W., SBS&M
as shown more oart1cu1arly on the map entitled •Arrowhead untas Waters, Inc., •
(916) System and Supply, dated June 1976 by A.W. Hess an made a part hereof.

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This penni• covers _ __·_ _ _ _

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purpose ·o f:

~intain1ng thereon water transmission 11n , necessary service trails to
maintain pipelines and water collection nnels, wells and spring Uoxes.

: Cons: ruc u or. or occupanc y and
e unde r tins pl'm•it shall be~in within
mon ths , and
cons1ruc l 10n . i r an v. sh<~ll be co mpiP d w••h•~
months , from 1he date of the permi1. This
use snail i:>e actu:di~· exerctse ci a1 eJS l
365
days each year, un less otherwise authorized
1n wnlln~ .
: . In considerat ion for th1
Atmcu ll ure . the sum of One
fro rr. March 1

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pay to thP Forest Service, U.S. Department of
Dollilrs!Sl58.00
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and no/100
Dolla rs(£ 190.00
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charges on a bas · commens ura 1e wtt h t he value of use au! hori ze d by this permit.
3. Th1s pe
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it is a ccepted suOJeC I to 1he conditions set fort h herein , and to condit ions
attached herel o and made a p art of this pennit.
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.4 .. Development pi a:ns; lay~ut ~ .. •IS; c:onstrvction, reconstruct,ion, or ah
non of Improvements; or
rev1s1on of la.yout or construction plans for this area must be approved il! advance and in writin~r by the
forest superv1~or. Trees or shn~bbery on the permitted area may be remove<3 or destroyed only after the
forest officer tn charge has approved, and has marked or otherwise designated that which may be removed
or destroyed. Timber cut or destroyed will be paid for by the pennittee as follows: Merchantable timber at
appraised value; young-growth timber below merchantable siz.e at cum:nt damage appr:.~isal value; protJided
that the Forest Service reserves the right to dispose of the merchantable timber to others than the permittee at no stumpage cos t to ~he pennittee. Trees , shrubs, ann other pl ants may be plan ted in such
manner aod in such places about the premises as may be iipproved by the forest officer in charge.
5 . The permittee shall maintain the improvements and premises to standards of repair , orderliness,
neatness, sanitation, and safety acceptable to the forest officer in charge.
6 . This pennit is·subject to all valid clatms.
7. The permittee. in exercising the pnvileges ~ranted by thi s permit , shall compl y wi th the re~ulations
of the Oepartment of Agriculture and all Federal. State, county, and municipal laws , ordtnances, ~r regvla·
lio ns which are applicable to the area or operations covered by this permit .
8. The permittee shall take all reasonab)e orecautions to prevent ancl suppre~s forest fires. Nomaterial shall be disposed of by humin~ in ooen fires during the closed season established by law or regula·
tion without a written permit from the forest off1cer in charge or his authorized agent.
9. The permittee shall exercise diligence 1n protecting from dam~~ge the land and propert y of the United
States covered by and used in connection w1th this permit , and shall pay the United States for any damage
resu lti ng from negli!l'ence or from the viol ation of the terms of this permit or of any law or regulation appli·
cable t.o the National ForesLs by the perm1U.ee, or by 1.11y 118enLs or employees of the permittee a.ct,ing
Within the scope of thei r agency or emp loymen~

10. The permittee shall fu l ly repair a ll dama~e . other than ordinary wear and tear, to national forest roads
and tra ils caused oy the permittee 1n tile exerc1se of the privilege granted by this permit.
11. 1\o Member of or Delegate to Con~ress or Resident Commissioner shall be admitted to any share or
part of this al!'reement or to any benefit that may anse herefrom unless it is made with a corporation for its
~reneral benefit.

1=:. lpon aband onment. terminatton. r~vocation . or cancellation of this pennit,the permittee shall remove
wi thin a reasonabl e ti me all structures anci 1morovements except those owned by the United States , and
sha ll restore the s i te , uni ess o therw1se acree o uoon tn wri ting or in this pennit. If the permittee fails to
remove a ll such s tructures or Improvements ,..· ,thtn a reasonable ·period, they shall become the propert y of
tne l.i ntteci States . bu t t ha t will not re l1e "e t he permittee of liabilit y for the cos t of the i r removal and
restora tion of th~ sue .
13. Tn1s pe rnut IS not transferabie. If the perm111ee throu(!h voluntary sale or transfer. or through
e nforcement of contrac:. foreclosure . t 01x saie. or ot her valid legal proceed in~ shall cease to be the owner
of tn e pnys1cai Improvements other tnan those owned by the United.States situated on t he land described
1n th is oerm it and is unable to furntsh adeouate proof of ability to redeem or otherwise reestablish title to
s a1d tmprovements. this permi t shal l be sub)ect to cancellation. Bu t if the person to whom title to said
tmorovements shall have been transierre c 1n ellner manner provided is qualified as a permittee and is
willtng tna t h1s fu ture occupanc ..- of the prem1ses shall be subject to such new conditions and stipul~tions
as ext sll nc or prospective circums t ances ma" warrant. his continued occupancy of the premises may oe
au:nonzed. by perm it to him if. tn tne oo1n1on of tne 1ssu ing officer or his successor, issuance of a permit
1s des1rab le and in the public Interest.
1.:. In case of change of address. the permittee shall immediately not ify the forest supervisor.
15. The temporary use and occupa ncy of the premises and improvements herein described ma y be sublet
by the permittee to third parties onl~· wit h the pnor written approval of the forest supervisor but the permittee s hall continue to be responsible for compliance with all conditions of this pennit by persons to
whom such premises may be sublet.
16. This permit ma~· be terminated upon breach of any of the condi tions herein or at the discretion of the
reg1onal fores ter or the Ch ie f, Forr>:st Serv1ce .

1:-. lr. the event of any conf11ct bet ween any of the preceding printed clauses or any provisions thereof and
an)· of the following clauses or an ~· prov1sions thereof, the following clauses will con trol.
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Arrowhead Pur1tas, Inc.
System, Supply (916)
18.

Servtce Charoe
A service char9e in addition to the re9ular fees shall be made for
failure to meet the fee payment due date or any of the dates specified
for submission of statements required for fee calculation. The service
charge shall be one (1.0) percent per month of the fee from the date
statement and fees were du~ or $15, whichever is qreater. If a due
date falls on a nonworkday, the service charge will not apply until
the end of the next workday.
Service Fee

fo~

Issuance of New Permit

A service fee of twenty-five dollars (S25.00) will be charged for
issuance of a new permit as a result of any change of ownership.
19.

Nondiscrim~nat~on

1 Serv1_ces

During the perfonmAnce of this permit, the permittee agrees:

20.

a.

In connection with the performance of work under this permit,
including construction, maintenance, and operation of the facility,
the permittee shall not discriminate against any employee or
applicant for employment because of race, color, religion, sex,
or national origin.

b.

The oerm1ttee and his employees shall not discriminate by
segregation or otherw1se against any person on the basis of
race, color, religion, sex, or national oriqin by cvrtail1ng
or refusing to furnish accommodat1ons, facilities, services,
or use privileges offered to the public generally.

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c.

The· permittee shall include and require compliance with the above ·
nond1scr1mination ~prov1sions in any subcontract made with respect ·
to the operations. under this permit.
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d.

Sions set~ i ng forth this policy of nondiscrimination to be
furnished by the Forest Service will be conspicuously displayed
at the pub'ic entrance to the premises, and at other exterior
or inter i or locations as directed by the Forest Service.

lndemnif1ca~1on

of Un i ted States

The permittee shall indemnify the United States against ariy
11ab111ty for d~age to life or property arising from the occupancy
or use of National Forest lands under this permit.

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Arrowhead Pur1tas, lnc.
System, Supply (916)
21.

Es thet1 cs
The permittee shall protect the scenic esthetic values of the area
under th1s permit, and the adjacent land, as far as possible with
the authorized use, dur1ng construction, operation, and maintenance
of the improvements.

22.

Erosion Control
The permittee shall be responsible for the prevention and control
of said erosion and gullying caused by permitte~ either directly or
indirectly, on the area covered by this permit and lands adjacent
thereto, and shall provide ·prevent1ve measures as required by the
Forest Service.

23.

Penm1t Termination
Unless sooner terminated or revoked by the Forest Service in
accordance with the provisions of the permit, this permit shall.
subject to annual revalidation by the Forest Service and payment of
fees by the permittee, expire and become void on December 31. 1986,
but a new permit to occupy and use the same National Forest land may
be granted provided the permittee w111 comply with the then existing
laws and regulations governing the occupancy and use of National
Forest lands and shall have notified the Fo~est Supervisor not less
than one year pr1or to said date that such new penm1t 1s desired.

24.

Riohts Reserved
The 1and herein described 1s subject to certain rights reserved by
or outstanding in .oart1es other than the United States, and nothing
herein shall abridge said rights or authorize prevention or obstruct1on
of the reasonable exercise thereof .

25.

Area Access
The permittee agrees to permit the free and unrestricted access
to and upon thP. premises at all times for all lawful and proper
purposes not inconsistent with the intent of the penm1t or with the
reasonable exercise and enjoyment by the permittee of the privileges
thereof.

26.

Water Riohts
This permit confers no right to the use of water by the permittee.

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Arrowhead Pur1tas Waters, lnc.
System, Supply (916)

27. R1sk·and Hazards
Avalanches, rising waters, high winds. falling limbs or
trees, and other hazards are natural phenomena 1n the forest
that present risks to tne perm1ttee•s property wh1ch the permittee
assumes. The permittee has the responsibility of inspecting his
site, lot, r1ght-of-way and immediate adjoining area for dangerous
trees, hanging limbs and other evidence of hazardous cond1t1ons
and, after securing permission from the Forest Service, of removing
such hazards.
2B .

Suoerseded Permit
This permit supersedes a special-use permit designated:
Arrowhead and Pur1tas lnc.
System. Supply 11-29-60
issued by O.N. Tucker for
O.R. Bauer, Forest Supervisor

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SPECIAL. USE PERMIT AMt::NOMEHT NO.

THE

ARr-o:·.'HEAD

s,.Ecw.. usE "E"Mrr 1ssu£o TO

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Stipul~:ion

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is oddcd

for a
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'~ ater

tr:Inmissi(ln

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Scctien 31 , T .

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IS HEPmBY AMENDED AS P'OL.1.0WS:

~nd r~bcrcd:

Du:rlng t.'le perfonna.ncc o! this :pe...-:li.t the permittee a.grees:
e.~

lll connection 'IIith the per!o..""ma.nce o! vork under this :petmit, incl.~
construct:. ..,n, o.aintena,nr:e and operation of the ta.c.illty, t,he :pe~ttee
5hall not disc=-i::inat£: ~'tin.st ney e.cployee or appllcant for c:Iploymer.t
· because of rncc, color, c:.=ee~, or national origin.

b.

The pe_···mi:ttee P-DC. his ~loyecs shall. not d:i.sc:riminat.e by seg:reBation o:othe.rt-risc agili.ns-: e.I.:J' p~son on the basis of ra.c:e, color, ereed o1·
n&tional orir;i:1 ·o:r cu:"tail.:L"lg or re!u.s~ to :furnish acco.mmoda.tions,
facilities, services, or u.se :privi.leces of!.ered to the public .ee.nera,l.ly.

c.

l'.be pe.rmittce shall i:lcl.u,de a.nd require c0%:!plia,nce witb the above oondisc:.rimination pro\'isions in a.ny sub-contract made with respect to the
operation:; u.:'ldc.: -:::U.s pe~t.

d.

SiF;nS setti~ fo:--:.h tr-is :policy of non-disc:imina.tion to be furnished ey
the :F'ores-:. Se=vicc ';-'.2.1 be conspicuously d:i.s~d at public loce.tions as
directed by the Fores-:. Se.ryice. "

IT IS UHOt:RSTOOO THAT THIS .I'.MEHCM£ ...1
AX'(

SHALL NOT OPERAT£ TO AJ..."Tt:PI NOR AMEND SAID P'£RMTT IN

OTHER RESPECT TKAM IS Hl:hi::IN SPt.CIF'I£0 AliD SHAW.. HOT IH AHY WAY COHSTIT\IT!: A W AIVt:JIIt OF

AHY ,.ART, PROVISION, OR C,ONOITION OF SAID PtRMIT, AND EVERY SUCH PAJfT, PR.OVISIC't-;, Oil CC:.HOI;
TIOH OF SAID PERMIT SKALL A?PL.Y £0U.A.LLY TO THIS AME:NOMENT.

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I S ACCEPTED SU&:J::CT TO THE: C:ONOITIONS SCT FORTH AEOVE.

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Thle per.tt 1a ,.,.ocable 11Ki eoatraMieftble
(Aol. I'S.W 77101

P~nni11sion is hereby gnnted to

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SPECIAL USE PERMIT

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of P. 0. Sax Z2t3 Ten!1M1 Alw!x, los Angela, CA 10051
het"eina!ter call~ the pennittee, to uae au.bje<:tto tbe conditione aet out below, the followiD«deacribed lmda
or improv~menta:
A r1ght-of-tii,Y ROt to IICied fht (!) fMt fn wid~ IM approx1Mta1y

23,020 fHt fa length acrosa portforts of Nltfon.l 'o.-at 1ar'ld tn Stct1on
I, T1N, llW, liE 1/4 f1f Stct1on lZ, U 1/4, SE 1/4, S«tton 1, T1N, ~4W,
I 1/2 f1f Section ~ and S.Ctfot'l 3\, mt. l3W, SIBIM u shown .,... par·
tfcular11 on the aap ~t~t1tltd •ArT'owhud Pvr1tu Wltars, Inc., (016),
S.)"'t. and Supply. • attd June 1r76 by A. w. Hns and rwbed lO ~~oo~..w

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c.n. Taliaf., and •d• a part -.of.

s. -Thia pennit covei"S_-=2!::.,•;:....7_ _ _ act?s andl ol"'

4,3e

milea and i I iuued ror tbe PUrPole o(:

•fntafn1ng thlreon wttr tnntafnfon 11NS, M<:Hsary ltt'Vfet trtna
to •tnta~n pfpelfnts and •w co11ectfon tunnels, W1ZOttt11 wlls,
and 11"'1 ng boxes.

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J. Construction or occupancy and uae under thi~("nnit ah-.11 begin withi.n
·- .
months, and
'',"'nMructinn . if any, shall be completed within ___ ..!~ months , from the date of th~ pennjt. ~his
use shall be actually ex.erciaed at leut
d.,-a each year, uDJess othei'Wlae authonz.ed
in "'ritin~.
2. In consicieration for thia use, the pennittee shall pay to the Forest Service, U.S. Department of
All'T'icuhure. t ht" awn of tim tlmdrld twrlty
Doll au (S !20.00
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) for the period
from
~ry 1,
197'1 , to Dic-.r 31,
, 1210 , and thereafter

annu:.ll~ on

tliru&ry 1

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lliiiD llllflllfHd iiiCrliiiii§'
"'"~itlrd, ~a;;~;;;,; Chargea for this

Dollars (S !20.00
):
Ulf' may he made Of' readjuated whenever necesaary to place the
C'h<lf'!lr" CIO a bal'is rommt"nsurart< wilh the value of uae authori~ed by this pennit.
.\. Thill ,P.<'m•iLitNffil~ubject to the conditions set ronh herein. and to conditioos __.l;_B_ _ to
. ~ 1nclua1ng_fJl
_n_l_Daittidi~hereto and made a pan of this pennit.
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I'ERWITTE!

IUUIHG
OFFICER

~IIIIMITTII

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-l l),."''lopn•rnt rlan.!l; layout)a'l s; conatJVCtioA, reconatruction , or •• Jation of improvemeata· . -

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rP\'i s inn nf la.yout or c-onstruction pl1n.s for thi.!l a~a must be approved i~ advanc~ and in writin~
~~e
rorf'!'t ~upPrvl:~or Tl?t-S or shrubb~ry on lhf' pt'nnrtt..d area may b..- remove-d or destroyPd only afte-r thf'
forf'!'t offi ceor 1n .chant~" hu appro\· ~. an~ ha.s ma.rkt'd or otherwbse. designaterl that which may ~ r?movl"rl
or rlf'stm y,.,i. TtmhPr cut or rlestroyed wtll b..- pa1d for by thf' pe-rmittee u follows: Mt'!'r:hantahlt' timhf'rar
apprai.!IPd \'alut-: yo~n!f·gtowth timber ~elow m:rt'hantable aiu at current d11118Re apflraisal valuf'; pro'lridtd
th.at rh..- Foreost &-n·rce ~sf'r.tt"s thf' n~ht to d1spos..- of tbtt merchantable timbfl' to others than the permtttt-1' at no stumpa~ cost to the permtttef'. Trees, shrubs, and other plant! may be planted in such
manner and in such place! about the premises as may be 11pproved by the fort-st officer in char~ .
5. Tite permitt~ shall maintain the improvements and premises to ~andard.!l of ~&it, ordtrlinea.,
nf'atness, sanitation, and .,.fety acceptable to the forest officer in charge.
6. Thi s pennit is subject to all valirl claims.

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7. ThP permittee, in ~xercising the privileges granted by this permit , shall comply with the regult~ions
of tilt- Oepartm~>nt of Apicultu~ and all Fedt'fal , State, county, and muni ci pal law!, ordinances, or regul ..
lions whic-h art- applicable to the area or operations covere-d by this permit.
8. ThP r~>rmittf'l' shall take all r..-asonable precautions to p~vent IUlcl !Uppress forest fires . No Ill ..
lerial shall b.,. disposed of by burning in o~n fi~a during the closed !eason establish.ed hy law or regul ..
tion without a written pf'rmit from thf' fo~st oiTicer in charge or his authorized a~nt.
9. Th,. pPnnittee shall exerdse diligence in protee1ing from dl!llll'lage th..- land and propeTty of the United
Stat"'! rnvPI'f!d hy and used in connection with this permit, and aball pay the United States for any dam~f'
rPsultinll from nefriiflf'nCf' or from thf' violation of the terms of this ~rmit oro( any law or re!fUlation appli·
cah le to t he National Foreats by tlle penni~. or by IJIY agenta or employees of the penni !.tee acting
within tht> scope of their agency OC' employment.
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10. ThP OPrmittee shall fully ~pair all dama~. other than ordinary wear and tf'ar, to national forest roads
and trails caust'(i by thl' permittee in tlh: exerci:se of the privile~ granted by this permit.
11. No Member of or Oelep:ate to Congress or Resident Comnissioner :shall be admitted to an y share or
part of this aiZT'f"f!ment or to any benefit that may arise herefrom unless it i! made with a corporation for its
lrPnPral bt' nt'fit.
l ::?. l 'ron abandonmPnt, termination, revocation, or cancellation of this permit, the ~rmittee shall ~mo,· e
within a reasonable time all structures and ifnl>rovements exc~t those owned by the United States, and
shall rt-storf' the site, unless otherwise agrt!ed upon in writing or in thi!: permit. If the permittee fails to
rt'move all such structures or improvements within a reasonable period, th ey shall become the property of
the Uni ted States, but that will not relieve the permittee of liability for the cost of their removal and
,.
restoration of the sitf'.
13. This permit is not transferable. ((the penniNee rhroU«h volontary salf' or transfer, or throtJ«h
•
Pnforct-mt'nt of contract, foTedosure , tax aale, or other valid leg~l proc~in!l shall cease to be the owner
nf thto physical improvements other then rhostt owned by the United States situated on the land described
in thi .!< flPrmi l and lS unable tO furnish adequate proof Of ability to ~em 0T Otherwise l'l"estabJish title tO
saiJ improv~ment.s, this permit shall be subject to cancellation. But if the person to whom title to said
imrmvf'mPnt!l shall have been transferred in either manner provided is qualified u a permittee and is
willinp: that his future occupancy of the premises shall be subject to such new conditions end stipulations
as f'Xi ll ti n~ or prospective circumstances may warnnt , his continued occupancy of the premisea may be
euthorit.ed by pennit to him if. in the opinion of the.issuing offi~ or his successor, issuance of a permit
is df'sirablf' and in the public interest.

14. In C'a.!IP of

cha~

of addren, the permittee shall immediately notify the forest supervisor.

15. ThP ti'TT1porary use and oc~upancy of the premises and improvements he~in described may be sublet
hy rhr pPrmittPP to third parties only with the prior written approval of the forest Supi!rvisor but the permittrr :<hnll c-ontinue tl• be responsible for compliance with all conditions of this permit by persons to
"hom llnl'lr prPmisf'!l m11y ~ suhlet.
Ih . Thi,; p4"rmit may bt- reorminatt'd upon breach of any of the conditions herein or at the
n•l!innul ft~rl":<ll"r or thl" Chirf. Forest &-rvice.

disc~tion

of the

I:" . In 1h,• •'vt•nt of on)' c-onflict ben~· een any of the preceding printe-d clauses or any provisions thereof and
:"" 11f 1111' folln\l'in!l ,·lnul't'.!l nr any provisions thereof, the follow in« clauses will control

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An'avbu.d Puritaa, ltl.C.

Syetem, Supply (916)
18.

Senica Charge
.l aervt.ee charg• 1,n ~dition to tbe regvlar te.. 'ibaU be 'll.&de for
failure to aaet the he payment due data o-r an., af t.M dat .. •\1~­
Uied for .ubmiadon of ltat•eau raquir~ for
cal.eulatiou,
The auviea ebar&• ehall be one (1;!») percent pc 1110t1th of t.h• fee
frca the d.te atat•ent and f ... ware due or U3, whiehnu 1• cruter,
If a due data falJ,.. on a DOUWOrkday, the ..niea charge vtl1 act
apply uatU tha eDd of tba nat vorlcday.

fee

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.l •enica he of tvclty-fin doll..ara ($23,00) vill be eha.rgtld for
uwaoee of a MW pena,it u a ruult of •!lY eh.a111• of ovnu•b.ip .

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19.

lf0Qd1eeriainat1oa, Bllr'ficu

Duriq lbe perfot"UDCe of t.I1U penit, the penj.ttM qr... 1

a.

Ia CD'IIDecti.ou with the J>Uforunee of 110rk undu thU perait,.
iDcludina eoutruetion, MiDtencee, and opantion of the facility,
the penittU thaU aot d11c:.riain&te q&Wt auy ~l.oyee ar .
appl1.cant for -.p~t Mcau.e of race, color, reli&ioa, ea:,
or MtioG.Jl ortci.n.

b.

The pcraittM and bU .apl.oyeu &hall DOt diacria,inate by
•e&r-.Pt.ion or otherri.aa qa.inat arry peJ'IO!l on the bub of
race, c:olor,-rU;1&1ou, 1a, or national oriaiD by curtailing
or ratnain& ta furu1.,1b ae~au~. fac:ilitiu, . .:rYic.. ,

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or use prirllea.. of farad ta t.M public saar ally.

21).

c.

Tba penittM •ball include and nqaira ~plia,Dce with the ahova
DOndilerW.catiOG pl'01ri,aioaa 1D any nbeontr~&.et ude with respect
to tM operation.~ =dar th1l pcnit.

d.

lipa . .ttina forth t:hU pol1ey of DODdiaer~tion to be
furnab.d try tba ' " u t larviea vUl be coupic:uoualy cliaplayed
at the public etraDCe to th• pr-.i.aaa 1 and at other atar1oT
or iJltarior loeatiou. u directed ~~elorut Service.

!Ddenifieation of United Statu
'l'ha pusittu shall iDdlllln.ify the 11nited Sutu agaiut auy
liability for dam.aa• to li!• or property ari.ai.na frCil the occupancy
or UH of lCation&l Jorut land• tmdar thia pe:rait • .

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ArTCNbu.d 'Purit.te, Inc.
Syet~,

21.

Supply, (916)

l'!athatic:a
The pendttH aWl ~rotact th• aeanic: -'tb•U• nlau' of tha area
under thi.a permit, and the adjacent land, u far u })Otlaible vith
the authori.c• u.aa, duriDg cout:ructioa, oparatipu, ud aaint~mAnCa
of the i=prov•.nu.
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22.

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Rroaion Control

'tbe pcaittae ab.lll be rupondble for the prnentiou and coutr<U
of ~au: erodoa aDd aullyina cau.d by pcrw.ittea eJ.ther directly
or iJ!duactly, on the aee.a cover.! by thia pendt md land• adjacent thereto, aDd aball provide pl'aventl•• •usuru u required by
the lorut Serr1c:e.

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tC'Ili.Aited 01' 1'.-ri..-......-In
of tbllrpcnl1t • th1.a
t aha,l;l. a;pua md bec.aae 'YO 1d
•pon UII\I.&Dee of a Mill
ri&ati.aa or oce ,...r after publ1c:.at1on
of reculaticu by t
ec:retary of 'cTicul.tu.re UDder tbe provil~
of Title v, P.
-579, wb.ic~ cau firet, but a Mill
8Uthari.la
o oeeupy md 1lM the . . . . .u.ca.al ror .. t l.aDd
will lie
~ prcrr1ded the peraitt. . ~ ca.ply with the t.beoaill
ralu aDd reculatioo. 10'1~ the oeeupmcy 11M ue
Ba t1ou.a1 roru t led a •
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24. 1.1abu R.uerved
Tba led herein 4..er1bed 1.a .abject to urt.aiD rt,bu ruenad by
or oatltarld~ 1D putt.. other thaD the Ullit.d Statu, &.Dd DDtl\i.Da
herein abal.l abr1claa alid rtaba or •tborile prftention or ob-

et:nc:tion of tbe nuouble a.rciM th.reof.

25.
"lba peraittM qreu to pcrl&it the frM aDd UIII'Utri.ctad ICC:UI
to and upon the pr•uu at all tiaea for all l.avful and propu
parpoau DOt 1Deooailtent with the 1Dtent of the par~~it or with
the rMaonabla a:a.rc:ue &Dd. eaj0111Wt by the peraiteae of the
Fi.,uea.. thereof.

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26.

Vater Ri&hta
'I'hil

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c:Dil.f.-ra

DD

riJht to the uae of water by the pe:n1ttM.

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Puriu•, In.e.
(916)

~upply

R.iak and Haurd1

Avalanchu. ruing vaun. h,igb wiDd1, falli.nl labe or treu,
aDd other haurd1 are natural phenomena 111 the forut that
pruent 1:'1Aika to the pera1ttM 1 1 proputy vhic:b the pez11lS.ttM
&II'UIIU.
The paraittee b,u the ruponaibility o! inspec~
hi.a lite. lot, l'i&ht-of .....y aDd t..ediate edjo1n1Jlc area for
dangerou.e trau, haniin& labe and othu ..,U~me• of b.a&&rdoue
eond1t1ona and. a.ftu ••euriz11 ~i.uiou fra the Porut
Suvica, of r-.c7\'in& ~h h.uard1.

28.

Supere.!lli Plll"'llit
ThU parait eupe•adu a apee1,&1-uae perait duianatad:
l.rrovbud and Puri tu !DC.
Syet. . , Supply 7/21/76
1. .ued by DeNa MaeWillta•
roru t Supcrviaor

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which is bcreby 1meaded u followa; c:h.&nge cl.auae .2.3 Permit Termination to re.ad aa follows:
"Unleu aooner tendnated or revoked by the Forut Service in accordance with the
provisions of the permit, this permit shall, subject to annual revalidation by the
Forest Service and payment of feel by the permittee, expire and become void on
8/2/1988
, but a new permit to occupy and uee the same National Forest land
may be grante4 provided the permittee vill comply with . the then existing lawa and
regulation• governing the occupancy and use oj National Forest lands and shall
have notified the Fo~est Supervisor not le~a thah 1 year prior to said da t& that
auch naw pet'lll.it ia deaired. 11

This Amendment is accepted subject to tbe coaditiona aet forth herein, and to conditions
-=======:=:==...•tacbed hereto &ad m.de 1 pan o! thia AmendmeaL
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 ITEM #2

CONFIDENTIAL

ARBOWH~AD

WATER RIGHTS

The water rights being exercised by Arrowhead are valid pre-1914 appropriative water
rights which were originally obtained by (he Arrowhead Hot Springs Hotel Company and
Herben Royer. Arrowhead also acquired a ponion of the Del Rosa Mutual Water Compa,ny's
pre-1914 appropriative rights through a stipulated judgment discussed below. Arrowhead's
predecessors in interest. r,he Arrowhead Hot Springs Hotel Company and Herbert J. Royer,
used the statutory notice procedure under the 1872 Code provisions to obtain water rights in
Srrawberry Canyon. Under the 1872 Code provisions, water could be appropriated simply by
diversion and use of water or. from 1872 to 1914, by filing a notice of appropriation. Under
these 1872 Code provisions, notices of appropriation were filed for irrigation. domestic,
mechanical and manufacturin~ purposes.
These water rights were then adjudicated in an action "Del Rosa Mutual Water
Company, a Corporation. Plaintiffv. D.J. Carpenter, et. al., Defendants No. 31798, Superior
Court, State of California. County of San Berna,rdino" brought in 1931. In a judgement
entered October 19. 1931, the Court established the rights of various parties including
Arrowhead's predecessor, California Consolidated Water Company. The releva,nt portion of
the judgement states :
5.
That the defendant. California Consolidated Water Company . now is and it and
its predecessors in interest have been engaged in the business of diverting water from
East Twin Creek and/or its tributaries into reservoirs and ta,kes and from t.hence
transporting the same by means of cars and o(.her conveyances to the City of Los
Angeles. where said water is bottled for domestic ~JSe and used for the manufacture of
beverages and other purposes: tb~t said defendant. California Cons,olidaJed Water
Companv. has ent$!~ed in and v.pon the SRrim~s at ~he headwa~e~s Q( saj~ S,trawbem
Creek (\nd developed tb~ water ~1 said SQrin~s that would .nQt nawxaUY OQW tQ
plamti(f' s said pojm oj divers Jon and djvened the water of said s.prim:s includin~ ,the
water so developed into a pipeline and by means thereof conveyed a pan thereof to its
said tanks and reservoirs and transported said pan thereof from such tanks and
reservoirs to Los Angeles where such water bas been and is now being used by said
defendant in its said business . That said defendant bas expended large sums of money
in so developing said springs and conveying said water, and has developed an extensive
business dependent entirely upon such supply of water. and it would be inequitable to
enjoin said defendant from cominumg to so take and use said water; that saiq de(endam
reQUires the use of aU the water now 0Qwin2 and hereafter developed and flpwinl: frQm
said spri.n2s' tributarv to said Strawberry Creek !yin~: nprth of the noah line of the
south half of sr;ction 31 a_nd nQrtJ'l of tbe nonb lin.e of.the south half Qf Sectio,n 32. boUJ
in townshiP. 3 north. riij]_2e 3 we~t.. S.,B,B.&M,. an,d except as Umit~Q by the proY.IDQ.ns
of para2raph f 1) bereof. is ~ntitled to take apd use said water; that the taking of such
water will be injurious to plaintiffs right. but such injury can be compen,sated in
damages and such damage is hereby determined to be and is the sum of Twenty
Thousand Dollars ($20,000). That such diversion by defendant, California

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 ITEM #2

CONFIDENTIAL

consolidated Water Compa,ny. will not. subject to the t.erms of paragraph (i) hereof.
impair any right of a.oy ot,her parry hereto."
Also,
"B. That defendant, California Consolidat~ Water Company, is, subject to the
provisions of subdivision ( 1) hereqf. the owner of the ri~~ to take, impound djven
craospon and carry away water of tha.l certain SllriDi knQwn, as "Indian SpriJJi" and anv
and all of the water QJ all. sprim:s SI,ruated or obtainable in that pan of East Twin Cr~~k
lcnowo as "Strawberry Creek and Canyon" and canyons lateral thereto lying north of a
line drawn east and west t.hrough sections 31 and 32, township 2 north. ra,nge 3 west,
S.B.B.&M .• coincident with the northerly line of the south half of section 31 and the
south ha.lf of section 32, township 2 non.h, ra,nge 3 west, S.B.B.&M. ,and it rnpy enter
in and upon that ponion of said Strawberry Creek and Canyon a,od lateral ca,nyons
thereto lying north of said line and develop, by means of runnels or otherwise, any and
all springs or water siruated or obtainable fTom said area non,h of said line, and .maY
take and diven all of said wa1e.r Oowi.n.~: and to fl_ow in .apd from said spriDiS and/or
obtainable in said area jmo a p!peltoe and djven and carry th~ same. by and throu2h
such pipeline to tanks and ,reservoin ~ppn s.aid Arrowh~ad S_prin~:s propeny. aoa. m.av
t.lke and transpQn the sam~ beyo~ and om of said watershed for bonlin2 o.r oths:t
purposes Qr uses.· (emph,asis added)
The judgment adjudicated California Consolidated Water Company's water rights and
established its right to use water of the spnngs based on the pre-1914 water right~ acquired by
the predecessors in interest to Arrowhead .

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 ITEM #2

CONFIDENTIAL

WIR

u

11/24/;:l,

IN Tl!Z: !lO'l'l:::RIOil COUnT Of TII:::

~T..\'f£

Cl' CJJ.D'Oi'U ill

Ill A)ID YO!\ Tl~ COUtm OJ' SJJI DJIRN.\RDIJIO

DLL llOSJ. tlt7':UJ.l. tl.I.Tt:.R COI.I.P JJlY ,
• oorporatlon,

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Pla1ct1tt ,

l

u.
D. J. CAR!'Eirr!R, ISJ.llf:L C, TURli~R,
J. B. JEFfERS, OtOROt S. ~ON,
UATIOII:.l. TIIRirt' COR!IO!UTIOI: OF
,I.J.Ltfil c... , a c o rpora t1 o c, 10101 DOl
UoK.t!!or;, l..l..LBY OU:.&.SO II, C. U. CHRIST,
ORUT VI:;TI 'II..&.Ti>R OOW'JJI'Y, li!TTU
0. I'I!Illlf'S, PJ.CIF CC-SOUTIDII.ST TRUST
& 5AVHIOS BJ.HK, 1 oorporat1on ,
AnTIIUR ~ . I'EOK, CiRRI! J.. PIO~,
i:LU:I'I J. . loloU.UOJn.:rn, JJUlOIYJli..&..O
SPRIJIOS CO RPORJ.!ION, a oorpora Uoc,
AnROWHLAD SPRING COWPAHY, 1 oorpora t 1 on, 1. N, BJ.ni!l , c .U..!YO lUlU

CONSOLIDATLO

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Dltendanta.

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Tbe abou 1ot1tled aouoc oo!Ung o n re&Ularly t.o bt
betort tbe Court without a Jury, a

~ 1ard

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.,

. •a1Ted oy

4

~rial

the raeptot1va part1••· llalll'I.SW1cg

by

J~

& W1laoc and R&lpb

H E. Swlcg appecr1na •• attorn•r• tor thl pla1nt1ft,
~

Otgnan

22

appaar1c~

Contol1dated
b•n1n

u

Yaaara.La•~•r ~

ror and •• attorceya ror datecdanta , Cal1toru1a

Wa~•r Oo~ p aoy

and Oal1!orc1a Conaum.r• eompa ny (aued

a "Oal1toro1a Co oauc.tra COrporaUoo"), reapaot1T1l7, and

Llelu·a. Clbaoo, Dull.!) k cru;anar appea.r1..na

25

haTing bt-c

tor and ai attorney• for

2o • dtrendaou ..&.rro•hud Springe Collp&.D.1 and ..&.rrowhead Spr1naa Corpcr a·
2~

u
I \ion,

L td ,

( IUid hlrl1ll u

"Arrowhead Spr1.D.&• corpont10n"). and

za ~

lltura. 0 'Ooucor ~ fled ley appaar1 ~

29

other dat't~H1ant• abon !eotiooed Land \h11 oauu be1ns at 1aeua • nl
.
\ hi

-~d

J.

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7: .<-<"'

tor &Jl4

U

a t\01'De71 tor tbt

"7n'-~

~e..rU••..., bahll6 toUred lcto a aUpu.laUoc 1n
1atry ur tb1a Judg~ent, .ad t'1nd1cga or raot aud
1~oopt

ee

11t

wrU1na

tor ~he

oonolua1oct ot ltt

out eo~ aoataloe~ 1o th1e Judgmen~. baT1.ag been duly

-l- EXRIBIT •o•Pa ? e l of l4 of BB•X
Op 1n1o n Uetter to BCI

 ITEM #2

CONFIDENTIAL

;).C) I
.,.___!~<-.c... ~-

a-J.

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l

waiv.d by \be rupaoUTI parU11,11 and the Cour\ "•ins tully edY 111<

2

1n tba pram1aaa, and aood and euttla1act aau•• eppaar1na theretor 1
TH!R!ron~.

NOW,

m:n b;ll T

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........._t. J._,_ ........_u.
at1pula~lon, ~

in aoaordLDot With aaid

JJl J'UD 0 Ill 1

Tbat plainttrr 1a, and dat'enaaota California

co~-

aolidated Water Company, A:rowbead Spr1Ugl Corporation, Ltd,(auad
?

herein

8

pany

~

-~rrowllead

Corporation~)

Spr1osa Com-

~rowhtad

Cal1torc1a Cocaum.ra comp&nr (auad llarein

~nd

C ona~•r•

9

Sprlcg• Corporation•),

~

~cal1roxn1a

are oorporatlona dul7 organ1%td and

•~1at1I

and duly qualltled and author1%td to do and trLDt,ot bua1naaa Wltb•

l '.l

ln

1:

Sta\1 ot

th~

CLl1tor~a.

12

u 1 tbe L.rrowhaad

Spri~l

C.JUipLDT have

a~

tl11a tliU anr rijlbt, t1 tle

or lnteroat in or to LDT ot the water or in or to tbe r1&bt to
tue, d1Tert,

or trona port any or tbe waur reterre4 to ln the

Ull

ooapleict 1n 1ald eotlon or in t h1a Judsment.
~.

11

That Eaet Twin

t u ated la

haa lta

lc the Sen Bernardino Uounta1n• lying and being

tne north or the
wnat la
uae by
~~

lc..nnra

la a natural atraaa o! water

County ot Sao Beraard1uo, SUte ot' C&l1torn1o, end

tl11

• ~ urot

O r••~

CL~y

or

~eo

Bernardino .

Tb~t

aa !aat T'lln Crtelt waUnllec1,

dtfenoan~

t~

all or the water• or

txoep~

aa dl.11inllbtd b)l

!rro•htaO Spr1nga Corporation , Ltd,,'"d ita

prade~

,I 01111ort i ll 1Dttrut and by uw• by citteodoot C&l.ltorola conaol14atad

i

1" •t•r
~

;, 1

<5
"

..

,,

,_

Compoay end Lu predeoeaeor• 1n

1nterts~,

and

exoep~

waurt U11reo1' ara l o•t by t1'aporotlon, traJup1rat1on,

Other natural

~

,1'1110

Cree~

Q&UIII,

drain 1Dto and biOOCll 0 pnrt

Of

•• th1

aeap~t

and

laid l:llt

above tht point or pla1nt1rt''ll d1nrl1oa here1nafttr

rat'erred tol

Tba~

tbe principal tr1butar1•• ot l&id

~aat

TWin Crlt

<'J , are s~rewberry orulc , Ooldwa~or Crttlc , Hot Spr1Dl!l croelt, 11Dd othell

!0

nam•d and unnamed t r 1butar1ea and •priags, all or whlob !low and

,.

peroolott 1uto and, axoept nt d.lm1n11he<l

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Cl!Ortet1ci, booome o put

 ITEM # 2

CONFIDENTIAL

•.JW•'

~-'.J. "1 ._

E aa~ ~1n

Creek antt

1~•

tr1bu~~r1a• tro~

tht adJacent b1lle

~~

lanl11 drllinlnc 1nto ••1a tan Twln Creek and 1ta Tarloua trtbutanc
tAd the oanyona 4ra1n1na into aaid etre.m .

Tb&t S~rawberry creak

and 1 ta tr1butcr1u ara thi euta:rly branch at Eaat TY1n c:ruk abo •
the Junction or Strawberry Creek and COldwater Oratkl Coldwater
Creek and lt1 tr1butar1ea are tha waeterly

b~oh

or !eat Twin Crac

aboTa t ha Juno,lon or Strawberry Creak end Coldwater craakl not
Sprl ne• Oreak aDd 1ta tr1butar1ae era the lowa1t branch or !aet Twl
Creak.

!bat at tha t1ma or tbe appropriation, ••

11t

herein~rtar

forth, or the waura ct ea1d Ean Twin Cr111lc. by pla1nt1tt a prechoet
1

•ore 1n 1nuroet all or t he watan or aa1d

~eat

Twin cruk am or

ita tr1butarlaa, axcapt that purt theraot than baina uaad by deten·
dan t Arrowhead Sprin&l Corporation, Ltd. and 1ta pradaot110r1 on
lana• in Saotion 7, Town.b l p l

~orth,

Ranaa 3 Waat,

on lenda in Seotlona ll Lnd l!, Townahlp l North,

S. B .!<~

R•na• •

K., and

Walt,

a. !l.B . &. W., abon the point or pl&ioUft'a intake, and that

~r\

l oat by aTaporatl on, tranapiratlon, aeepase and other natural
r ~o et d

ln a IOUtherly 4lreot1on in

I

natural

lt r t~

oa~e

to and into t h t

19 ~ San Be r nardino V&llay , and a~ the UIU or the appropriation ot tbe
I
[C 'i ~ l g ~. t to u1a auah waur by pla1nt1t'f' 1 prec1eoaoaora in intareat noc
o~

a p proprla~ad,

aaid water had bean

aa l d

diTertac1, or uaa

axaap~

b;

Sprlngl Corporat1oc, Ltd. and ita eaid prtdiOIIIOrl

!rro~head

n • rar uu u pon .. id lacda ab ove plalnttrr • • point or appropriation.

H'
I

'!'h.at 1ubuqueot to tile

t11u

•ban dertndaot, .A.rrowhaed

15 J s ~rloge Col:'porat1on, Ltd., or 1t1 pradaoueor1 1n lnu r eat, acquires
tltla to all the land• da•otlbed 1n paragra ph (below, axoept the
oort h hal! ot tbe nortbeae t querta r

(Nt

or

R~a• ~

w. •

pla1nt1rr or ita pradeoe•-

atl p 1 North,

waat, s .B.O.k

NWtJ

or

~action

l?.,

t~WQ

•ora tn 1ntereat entered toto and upon ea l d !eet Twin Creak at abou
ooe ell a

nor~ h

and

dlTer~ed

&Dd

Ulerte.f~lr,

or tile

LD OU~b

or auld l:ut Twin Cr ee k: l.ll4 appropriate

all o r t he water or ••1d ltra&m rlowin J
IUDtpt

U

u~

eu1d point .

boraUDder proV1doc1 , d1Terted all or tbll
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 ITEM #2

CONFIDENTIAL

•) C' •"l
l) r)('lr)
wa~tr

ot 1aid 1trec:tlow1n1 1t aa14 point into 1 ditob

LOd oonTeyed tb1 &&me awar to

conr1par1~

~4

conduit

u•••

landa tor benetlolLl

thereon.

Tna; ;ne point oo eaid atream where eaid appropriation and
41Ttrl1oo •••

IQ

made by pla1ct1!!, or it• pr1deoeeaora in 1nttre 1 1

w11 btlow tbt aontluanat or all or alld branobaa or laid Kal\ twin
Cree~

LOd below

wbt~

a l l or the wat1ra or aa1d laa\ TY1n

c~ek

That ntr
alnat 1114 apprt!J)riatioo 1Dd dinr11on ot' aaid atr ...a l.ll
wa t er• or aaid etraam

tlowl~

~

\ bt

a t l&id point baTt been and now are

t ek1n and uaed tor 1r r1ga\1oc and other benettolal uata

~4

purpoat

by pla1nt1tt' and 1\1 pred1oeeeor• Ln lntar11t, and br dateodante a1
oro•• oompla1na ota
rrom HUll

~o

n~d

Uu by \!:11

in p1rasrapb

e heraor, exaapt •• 41min11ht

uoe br chtloda.nt Lrrowuead Spring• Corpon

t l oc,Ltd . acd it• predeo•••ora in ictere et and bJ

nat~al

oau111

oa aroraaai4, aod except that aa1d California Oocaol1date4 Water
Company and 1U pre<.leoee•ora 1c 1n t u ·e•t heTI !or liXIrl tllan tin
y ~•r•

prior \o the

oo~ooemeut

To i r• and tank• Lnd baTt
4~ela•
u 111,

di~ertad,

ta~tc

and

tr~ a ported

to Loa

and other plea•• tor bottling purpoee 1 ned other oommerolal

wa hr r rom 1ald waura bad

all other derendanta,
4.

exoap~

That 1c t he yeer

1o 1ntere1t or
~ led

ot th1a aotion d1Tarted into reaer·

~ereco~~

on the laat h&lr or

Arrowhead Spring• Oorporat1on, Ltd.
1811~

~rrownaad
t~

to ea1d _ple1nti!t, and tc

ad~erwe l r

Dodd Noblo 5m1th, predeoeuor
~pr1ng •

~outheaat

corporut1ou, Lt d . ,

aet~

quarter and the Southeaa\

(\Ua r ur or Ul..a llortheut quarur or Station E:lenn (ll) und the
!Jorthltlt quarHr ot' tll1 Soutbwut quarter ot Station 'tlrtlTI (12),
Town•h1p l 1/orth, RLC.gt 4 nut, :..o.B.

6;

w., which lacda wart 'eben

aod uut1l 1878 uneurTeyeu, end tbereatter , on tha lat day ot' Ytbru·
ary, 1oaa, patent we• 1eaued thereror; that on tba 3r d day or £pr1l
l d7l ,

pu r eu~t

Uaran

~.

t u tba Aot• or Cucgreaa

nppro~•d

lB?l, tJie1·e uu s;ra utad to Southern

July Z7 . 1006, and

I'~oi!1o

Ha1lrt:Dd Colllpi

 ITEM #2

CONFIDENTIAL

or

Ouitornia, l)rtdtotiiOr i.a inhrut or

dthnd&.r;l~ U'l'OWlliLJ Spri.n.

Oorporttion, Ltd., all o! Station ~e?en (7)

.

.

1

!ownanip l !orth, ~

I iut, ~.B . B."' 1.1. 1 &n4 t llereU'\er, on the la\ d&.r of llonm.b•r, 109'
patent waa 1a.u.d thert!or (whioh patent oontaintd no rtttrTtt1on o.
water righta wh&taotTtr l l that on tht 3rd 4&1 c! ~~r1l, 10,1, par~t

to tbt lp\a ot Oon&r••• approTtd

1171, thart

Ju17 21,

lB66• &nd ~oh 3,

W&l ,r~ttd to So~thern Pao1!1a RL1~o&4 Coap~ of

Oali!ornia, prtdtotaaor

~ ~ttrtlt

at defendant !rrowbA&4

Spr~a

9 Oorporation, Ltd •• the wet\ hal! of tnt aoutbe . . t quarttr (Wt o! 3E;
~ the aoutU.ett quarter

~'•r (5~ o! ~tl o!

ot th• northaaat

BtoUon 11. 'rownth.tp l !orth, J\&.n8l 4 \'/ut , S.B.:s.• L, &1ld tbartJ~1.

a!ttr, on the 9th day o!

1885• patent waa 1t.utd

tb~efor

(which patent oontato•d no rettrTation of wattr rilbtt wb&ttotTtr)J
\nat on tbt 3rd 4&7

o: Y&J, 1877, A.B,

Obapaan LDd otnart,

prtdtot~

I

1tora in tohrut o! the dtt'to.chnt A.rrawht&4 Sprin«e Oorport.Uon, Ltt
lo

~aade

a t.pplioation to the United Statet Land

l7 I•

~ to l lo•i.n.&

12

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:c:
:!

1

.

.

!Mal t htrotlttr, on tbt
i~ l:wl

tl,lllbtrlLDd

to puroha11 tho

!he northaatt quarter o! ~h• tautbweat qu&r~tr (Gi- o! Sli~),
tbe north hal! or the taut htaot q~t•r (Ht of sttl LD.c1
tht tau\heaat quarttr at' the nortbtaot quarter ( :lEi' 0 t ll::!~· )
o ! :.l tat1on lZ, T o~rn11h.1p l lJo r tt, , R&ngt ( \/eat. s •.a •.B.&.

I

I
22

duori'Dtd l..&A4 u

O~iot

l ~ th

day

1.1.,

ot 4.uguat 1 1889, pdtnt wu i . .utd

re tor 1

I

':\H., at o!

ch!tnda.n.t

..l..rl"Owb.la4

Spr iJls• Corpor ation, Ltd., tntt:nd 1D

I

<:

l~o pouua1on o! the oouth h.al! of th.l northwut quarhr (5t ot

: : I L!l~

the weat h.l.l! o! ttu oorthu.at quarter

i

<:: :!l'o•n•hip l Borth, R.t.ns• (
~

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llt t t ,

:J,!,B.&

ll,,

(\7~

o!

B\:1!

Gil o! :3aoUon

l

LDd tb.at \htrea.!hr, on

6th da7 o! Oo tobar, 1988, pa.tant wu 11wtd thert!orJ that on t

~

<: .I!Hh day o! Ootobtr, 1891, lltrbtrt J. Roy•r, predtottaor 1n Uhrta
I!
41 I D~ the dt!tndLDt,

~

: : .~be

oo::-th hAlt

..
I~
~ · l"ownll hip

J.rr cntheat !lpriD.GI Corporation, Ltd,, tnhrt4 upon

ot ae .c.orttu.ut q\UU'ttr !llt or lJ\It) ot 5tat1.on 12,

l llortb, R4nco

~

l•tlt, :...B . ll ,4o lt,, &nd ttl&t th.lrt&!hr, on

: : lt \Ja l2tb 11ly ot' Noumbtr, 16117, patent -,.o,e io.utd thtrt!or; tb.At all

~

~
I

 ITEM #2

CONFIDENTIAL

1 ot the l~t duor1bed in thit parasraph art oont1~out and.,u:awpt
2 wah portion• thtraor u llt ouU1dt ot tht wattrthtd or &&at '!'Yin
Creek, art bordarins on &nd ha•• aootat to, and are r1~ar1an to,
•

taU Ia at TWin Orttlc, Gd all or laid landl art now \bt property

0

dtttnd~t, Lrrowbtad Spr1n&• Corporation, Ltd., und all that portio

6 ot u14 l.anda 'thlall Ut w1thln the watanhtd or aaid 'lut TWin cru
7

art hareJ.nattar retarr•d to u

the ..U'rowbaad Spr1nc• proparty, That

a

tht 11'hOlt at tt1d land il looat.d tboTt plaintitf't point of ·~·

9 propr1at1on and intake.

That taid dtttndant, !;rowhtad Sprtnga

10

it now &nd. 1t IJld 1 u

11

D

~rowhead Spri~t

1~

or a hotel bu1ldlns, oonqu,

proptrtr a htaltb

ew~lna

Ltd,,

pndtoouort in 1nttroet h&Tt, tor mort

12 rirty (eo) yeara laat pa•t, bttn aonduatinc &nd

outbuildi~a,

Oo~orat1on,

~d

'b~aloww

optrat~

plaaeuro retort,

t~

on aa1d
oona1tt~

and &ll uaual and. ouatoma7

poole, batha and othar aootator1tt, which ••

tabllthlllt"'l t 11 now, a,nd tor

~aanr

yaara laat pal' h _, 'bttn, lcnown a

"1rrowhtad Spr1ngt Ho1e1•, LDd, adTtrttlT to tht tt14 pla1nt1tr
!a

••14 dt!tndtnta aAd oro••-oamplainanta, ha.
r

11 : frOZI

t~tn

and 41Ttrted wat

aa1d !:att T'wln Crulc a.nd 1U tr1bUtar111 abOTt pla1ntU1' 1 t poi

ZJ

or d1Ttra1on tor utt ln taid hotel , aottas••• bungalow• and out-

Zl

bu1ld1ns- ror dometUa

''
<)

I'

~

purpo•••

and. tor 'bath•, 111'111:1111!11 pool• and

oth1r pUrpo••• 1n oonneo,loo tnartwitb end tor 1rr1«ttion ot 1ald

~ rowbtod Spr1n~

property,and ha• al•o,ror mort than t1TW

(~)

ytart

~~ ~ prior to tho OOlllllleooato\ of tnla aaUon, ta.lctn a.nc1 d1Ttrtod •• ttr

tram eald !att Twln
pain~

Cr••~

and 1te tr1butar1••• eboTt pla1nt1rt'•

ot appropriation &nd 41Ttra1on,tor uae 1n itt 1ttam oaTt bat

,,

aituMted ln Waterman Canyon tc1Tertely to tbl aaid plaiati!t and dt

ZS

ttodant• and orotl-ocmplalnant• naatd in p&rosrapb 6 htreot, and ht

~1 I

alto,tor mort then !1Tt (0) r•ara prior to the oommena.ment or thit
,ot1on, Ultd a4Til'ltly

\0

thl told plaintirt aQ4 tt1c1 dtttnd&ntl tn

aro•e-aomplatnantt, th• wotera ot P•nru!al Spring, Cranltt Spring •
other hot apr1nc a, ell or wh.l.oh art located 1n Jlot

Spr1~•

Canyon o

 ITEM #2

CONFIDENTIAL

-:)3~
aid J..rroYh . .d Spr1nSt proper'T and are tribuury to no' aprl..!l«l

1

re ek, whioh Ortek 11 the lo•e•t branoh of Eaet Twin creek,for t he
;} urpoae or 'bottl.intt the aame tL.D.I1
aterahed of

t&•'

ah1pp1~

the acae ouuide or tile

Twtn creak ~nd aellin& the acme in bottlaa and

ther oonta1ntra ror human oonwmpUon u

m1nera,l waur,

liht, except •• limited by the proT111ona o! par-.raph
appropr1a,or and bT

• auoh riparian arner Lnd u

~

hu tbt:

11) hereof,

preaor~pt1on

to

8 ontiwe ao to talr:a &n4 u•• watar rrca aa14 la,lt T'll.n cr. . lc aJ!.d lu
9 r1butar1ea and
10
11

'o

toke and uae aaid water on aaid Arrowhead Spring

roptrtT for &U 'bC1111'1o1al Qlld r1.par1&,n Ulll 1\nd.

ray 'be

I

reqUire d for

.12 Iaouroe

IUOll Ul . .

&nd tO talr:t and Wle

W&Ul'

Uhll

trOll e&ld

-

I
14 rpri~·

and to bottll &Dd tblp tht

1~ laat TTin Creek,

l

<::l:..,tever

ror uae 1.11 ltl atea.:n oaTe bathe 1n 'I&Ul':lan Canyon and to

13 IJld uae water rraa aaid. Pnyugal Spr1na, Cra,n1 t e

'

'0

·-=·

~pr1A«

t

and other h

outaidl of the watarahtd 1n

and to ••ll the a.me 1n bottl•• and other oontaina

r

11~ ro r human oon.ump\lon •• ~1neral water.
•

~

I 1e ta~~pll.llY,
19

IB•gad
l

i. O ~ u

Zl

~ng

Z2 loa

~.

Tba t the dtfendant, Cal11'orn1a Conaol1dated later

now

u

a.nd 1 to e.Jld 1 u

predaoeuora in lnterut haTe 'been

1n the 'bualn••• or d1Tart1ng water tram ~t Tw1n Creek and./ o ·

tr1butar1u uno ruano1n and tanu aa1 !'l"aa tb.enoe tl'anepor't
tha aame by mean• or oa ra and otb.er aonTayanoee to the C1lT or

~~111,

~

where ••14 water 11 bottled

· ~ r or tb• Enanutaotura

ror

dase1t1o uae and uaed.

ot beuragea al'ld. other purpo•••l · that

:: ~::·::::::::~::::::::::::::.::::::~:~:::::,:~~:::: ,,,,.
2'

..

~

-·

t1rr ••

2~

1pr1n~•

.9

g

'

·--

•ald polot or d.1Ttra1oo, nnd d1·nrtod the water
1nolu41n& tht wettr

10

j~ea,na thereat ooo-. eyed a part

ot

laid

dneloptd 1nto a pipe llue and by
tho reor to 1 ta •aid t&n.ltl and rHar-

olra end trana~orte~ aa1d part t hereof rrou auoh tanka and re•er•
!l

olra to Loa !ncole• wh1re suob. water hal been and 11 now being uae4
y aa14 c1a1'tno.lant lo lta 1ald bua1n oaa.
-7-

That aaid 4a!andont hna ox

 ITEM #2

CONFIDENTIAL

(' ....
() •)•) t"'\
(

pendod lars• auat or aoner 1n ao dtTtlop1n«

and oonTe

•~4 ~r1D~•

1ng 1Lid water , and na. dtTtloptd an t%tent1Tt bu11n••• depandent

upon euob euppl7 or water, and lt •ould be 1nequ1tablt to

ea~1rtlY

3 enJoin 1aid dtttnd&nt troa oontlnuinc to eo take and u.e aa14 water

tnac 1&1d
5

dttend~t

requlrtl tnt Ult or ell the wat.r now tlo•int

and ntreatter dtTtloped and tlow1nc troa ea14 apr1nc1 tributary to
1ald s;rewbtrrT Creek lyinc north or the north line at tht

ot Station
8

~l

and north ot tht north line ot the lOuth

t1on 32, both in Townlhlp 2 Harth, Nan&•

9

oept

l 'J

&I

~

•••t,

eou~

b~r

S.B . B.~

h

ot Sta-

K., and,

1

limited by tnt proT1110DI Ot paracraph (1 ) htriOf 1 11 ID\1\

to take and U.l 1&14 lltlrl that tht \&kln& Ot IUOh W&ttr Will bl

11

1nJuriout to plalnUtt' 1 rlibt, but 1uab inJury oan bt aoaptnntld

lZ

at twenty tbou1and dollar• ($!0,000.00).

That tuob 41Ttra1on bf

dtCtadant, Calltornla Oonaol141ted •attr Coapany, Will not, IUbjtot
to tbe ttrca or par&grapb (1) btrtof, 1apalr any
p u~ y

otber

~

C u p enter, I1abtl C, 'l'urotr, .;;:'rf.'Jt!!tri,ACtcrgt S, ~aaon, L, R.
~o K t11on

and

Natl~nal

1

21

th e OOmQIDOelltD\ of
!lot•r••t
now art

.,

anr

a. That dttea~a.ncu~~~:.~~~·~~ ~

20

22

or

hereto.

Ie
19

rl~h t

~he

Tbrtrt Coypany or 4mar1oa, ••r• at the time o

tbil aOtlOD &D d thty and tbt1r IUOOIIIOrl in

owoero ot the right to taka &nd uae tht r1rat

teo (10) 1nane1 or tbt tlo• or tb• ••t•r or

~&It

T•tn Creek reaob-

~-

24

1ll8 pla.intltf'l point ot dinra1on;

2 ~ or tbe right appropr1attd
26
27

that tLid ten 1noh

ri lll~

11 p

by plalnt1tt•• prtdtoe••ora ln lntartl\i

tllot all or add \to 1nabu, or rraauon tbertot, wbea reaoh1ns
pla1Dt1ff't polllt

0(

d1Ttrtion , btl bltn d1Ttr1ed by pla1Dt1tf

~d

2!! 1 ta pr edeoeaeor• 1n 1ourut into 1 ta pip• line and 4tl1 Ttred to ••
29 deteadanu at a d1Tert1on box •~ a point about one allt euhrly rr
~0

lalot1rt•• ea1d polot or dtvert1on, and ea14 4erendants and oro••are hortby detar=ined to bt tht owntra ot laid t1rat

~l

aca~pl&loantJ

~z

te o { 101 1nohet or tl'lt tlow or 'ala cruk reaobi ag plL1nt1tt'• polo

-8-

i

;;

 ITEM #2

CONFIDENTIAL

of d1Taraion aA4 en\1\lecl to l:I&TI aai4 \ID (lO) lnohea ot

~atar

1 raaohln« pl&1D~1tt•a po1D~ Ot 41Tari10D 41l1Ter-4 to \baa Of plain2 urr at ttl• uJ.d cUnra1on box, and al.id pla,1ntlt't al:l&l.l oonunua
\o take and d1Ytrt and 4el1Tar the a..a.
7.

That tha tLk1nc or auoh water

Ll

aat torth 1n para-

5 1raph IS al>on U.1 ba 1nJur1ou.a \o the r11h'• ot datendan\a ancl
6

D. J, CLrPIOter,

oro••-oo~lalnanta,

Iaaba~

8-':---:

O, TurDer, 1.B.J•rt•r•,

7 . <?.. o..:...li.~ (~ ~ ...<}-a..t..)
O.orge ~w&ion, L. R. U4~1aaon and National Thritt Co~any

ot

a AAerioa, un1111 ••1d water !rom aa,1d Rot Spr1nca Creek and alld Eaa
9 Twin creak be 41TarUd u
lJ

,.

-·

oontluanoa or

Hot Sprinc1 Creak and

laa~

Twin Craek and rroa

theaoa oonTayacl into plalatlrr•e praaeat pipe line, the aortl:lerly

12
D

aa~d

a point a\ or adJacent to \he polnt or

ta r m!DUI of WD10h J.a pl&J.nt1tt 1 1 d1Tera10D bO% lOOitld &bout
aile northerly troa the

~uth

ot a&J.d taat

~in

Creek

001

c~roa,

aad

that aa14 deteadanta and oroa1-oomplainant1 &rl antltled to h&TI
aa14 ten (10) inobaa thereof
1 '
.o

balo~1ng

to them 10 diTertad and ooa-

Teyad and 4el1Tare4 to thea b7 pl&J.ntl!t at the praaant 41Teraioa

!7

box l ooatecl about one mill •••t•rlr rrom pl&J.at1tt 1 a aa14 . praaant

:a

polot or cl1Tera1on,

li

IT IS TURTlUR ORDl!UJl 1 .lDJiJOOlD AND DIC •. I:IDI

zo

(a)
Ia,

aubjao~

Tha~

dtren4ant, Lrrowbead Spr1nga

Co~oratloa,

Ltd.,

to the proT 111 oaa or aubd1T1alon (1) beraor, the owner

lor the r1cbt •o \Ike water tro= aa!d la.t

~in Creak and ita tribu-

24

party riparian to ll:ut Twln craelc, to the txhnt that 1uoh wuer .

2~

Ia or

26

26
29
)O

mar bt raqulred ror any

1nob11, aeaaurad

preeaure, in ita ataaa oaYa

bttba and ror 4oaea\1o purpo••• 111

wataraan Canroa durina thl

I

~

perlod rroa \be r1rat day or Ho,..a,ber \o the.l*"li' day ot uar or

, f""'"" "' '""
!\

or riparian uaa upon aaid

1no~

~4er

a tour

banat'1a1~

r•&r

I·

1&11

at ~l t1~' 4ur1ng 11111 Tnor1od when th• tak1n& tharaot •111
flool.. ot pl&.tn Hrt • o lntako bolo• ' " ( 10)

 ITEM #2

CONFIDENTIAL

1nohaa and

~

uaa aa14 •atwr to tha a%tant or on• (1) minar'a 1noh,

l aluurad un4ar 1 tour 1nah prueurw, 111 1 t1 neu oa"• batha IIIld
tor dOJIUUO purpona in llat.eriii&Zl Canyon ·~ ul O~ber Hall and
3 la uao, aubJea\ to tb.l proTU1ona or aubd1T111on (1) bareor, tba·

z

I

~hi

owner or
5

6

r1&At to bottle and ah1p, ou\ or the aa1d laat Twin

Craak wa Urahad, '1&\ara or PIIIl'fUIU sprin«, Ori,J11 h S pr1l1C a,nd
other hot apr1nc• tributary to ~t Spr1~• creek, proT1da4, bowaYar

?

e
9

ao Ull the •aura or Bot Spr1D.«I CTaak, tor lhipaan\, 1"rr1cat1on or
othtrwtaa, u

10

Creak at tAa

11

to raduoe the tlo• or tba W&\ara or Bot Sprin,l
or ita oontluanoa with laat Twin Creak balo•

poln~

tao (10) ainar'a 1nabea, .. tAurad under a tour 1noh preaaura, pro-

12

T14e4 turtbar, howal'ar, \bat no part or portion ot anr or tba
water ot laat !'lin Orear, or anr or ita tr1butar1aa, axoept u
otber•1••

hart1~

land; no\

rip~1~

16

to aald !&at fw1n Creak.

That dareodantl Calltornla Conaol1dated later Com-

lb)

17

proT1dtd, aball e"•r bt taken to or u.ad upon

, pany, la, aubjaot

\o

~

tbe proT1a1ona or subd1T1a1on (1) he7tor, tha

1 = owner or tba r l&h t to t u.a
19

20

2:
z::

,

~

••r

25

c d all or tba

22

~owu

••

~Indian

Spring• and anr

ot Ill apr1n&a aituattd or obtainable 1D that
lnorn

Ll

\oLDyon• lataral tnsrHtO

lT1~

north or a 1101 drawn ealt and 'lilt

art ot

~Lit

••~•r

cU Ttl"t, tranapor t sad oarr:r

ere•~

T•to

t

·~trawberrr

Creak and

Canyon~

and

h11 rough 5tot1ooa ::n and 32, ·rorneblp 2 Nortb, R&n8t 3 'hat , S.B.B.

!

W., oo1no1dtnt •ttll tlu nortllarlr llna of the aouth ha.lt ot !lao-

loa

26
z~

!~~~pound,

••t•r or that oerlalo apr1ng

~; ~

<;

I

~1

, leet,

a

ao4 the aouth ba.lt or
~.B.B.

•

w.,

9ao~1on

31, Townahip I Hortb,

Rans•

and lt may eottr 1n and upon that portlou or

~ a1d Stra•b•rrr Cratk aad Canron and lateral oanyone thereto 171nc

y and &ll aprloga or

·~tar

ortb or aa1d ll ot, and may

attutted or obtatnabla rroa aa14 area
tn~a

and 41Yert all or aald water

lc and trom at1d aprin&• and/or obtaloablt ln

-10-

 ITEM #2

CONFIDENTIAL

();)!)ll
t&Jd area 1:\o a p1pt line and d1Tert and o&rry the eaat, by and
1 throU&A tuob p1pl line, 'o tan~• and reaerTc1r• upon ta14 ArTow2 head Spr1nc• property, and mar taxa and tra:•port the aamw beron4
and out a! alld •atertbt4 !or bo\t~nc or otber purpo••• or u•••·

(o)

De!eodant, Arrowhead 'Pr1na• Corporation, Ltd,,

lhall at all t1maa aalnta1n au1tabla and proptr
1n& tlll..lca

upon 1 h

auoh atpt1o and
turn1~

landa

&.~~4

an4 \raat-

ahl.ll oau..t i l l uwqe to put throup

tanxa &ad be properly treated bator• r•-

tre~t1n,

perajtt1~

the t&at to or

••~'1o

tbt aaae to retura to ar flow 1n-

9 to a&14 l .. t rw1a Crt•~. and aa14 tanka ah&ll ba ao oonatruotad
10

and looatecl tb&T. l.ll weter rlol'l~ rroa a&id up,1o t&U:a, not uaad

H

oo the prea1aaa, ab&ll return and !low lnto ea14 l&lt Tw1n

12

Crat~

lbOTI pla1At1f! 1 1 point or dlTirtlOO,
Da!tndant, !rrotbtad 9pr1nca

Corporeti~.

Ltd., tball

1110 oauta all water th•t •'1 be 41Tirted tor uae by 1aid

!rrO•-

h••d Sprlnc• Carparatlon, Ltd,, not aotually oontuaed in tha axerOllt

or thl rlchtl btratnbtrore dtarted to ArTOWhl&d SpriACI

Corporation, Ltd., to return and !low into aa14 Jut tw1o Creek
lbOTI pl&l0\1!! 1 1
(dl

poln~

Of

41TtTilOn,

That plalottrr haTe and raaoTtr or and troa the

20
4treodan~, ~1torn1a Cooaol1dl~td

21

(t~,OOO.OO),

taan thoue and dollar•

22

w Spr1~1

Corporation,

L~;1.

1

til e IWII

Water Comp&OT 1 the IU. Ot t1tand tro• daraadant, Arrcwhtad
ot' r1TI tboUI&Dd dollar&

:! '
2

,

!ttc,ooo.oo) ~

( •l

That

tbe water ot laat
1t1

plalo~lrr

~lc

Cr••k

la tbt owner or tha righ' to h&TI all
ao4

1ta tr1butar1ea wh1ob !lo•• to

aa14 1ctake, aubJeot only to tba r1ahtl at dateodantl !rrowbead

Conaol1data4 Water Company.
26 ~ !lpr1~• Corporation, Ltd,, Ca.l1torn1a
29

30

!!

~ a.nd

dt!eodanh &ad aroaa-ao•plalo&n\1

•• hereto aet rorth.
t rl

Pl a1ct1r~

aball baTt the r1ght to enter in cad upon

 ITEM #2

CONFIDENTIAL

o:~n 1
aona~ruo1

&D4
~--~

a

T•1n Creek

41~era1on

a~

a point

oontluenoe ot Hot

~he

u

,~.e

S~ingl

hundred

po1n~

rroa auoh

a&T take and

~~

reel

DOT~herlr

or

oou~rua\

to pl llln\ Lrt'• preaen\

a pipa line or

41~erl1on

box &ad

all ot the water ordinarily tlow1nc 1n all4

d1~trt

¥&It TY1n Crelk

(~001

upon •IJ4

Creak and IAI\ Twin Creet and aleo

the oQDtluenae ot aiLJ.d 1_1ru.... and aar

oond~1;

aub~erc•4 4~

Wt1r end box and

auah d1Ttrl1on point aubJeot only to the r11hte

7 or derendLQ\1 !rrolhea4 Sprl~• Corporation, Ltd. and C&l1!oru1a

8 Conlolid•t•4 ~•t•r Ca~pany, and defend&ntl and oroea-ooKPle1n&nta
9
10

!1

12
D

dn1gnate4 1n p&.r~aph e, u
lnireaa and •sreae ror

1~

l (j

a~atruot1on

Tlle r101ht ot

&Ad maintenance ot laid

dlVIII'Iion wdr and box, daa &Dd pipe line or oanduit &hall be
exeroiaed in auah a manner •• to do tnt l•••~ poea1ble d&aa~• to
llll\d,

l(

llerein 11t torth.

1:pro~amenta ,

pl&Dt11:1.SI and. natural treea and lhrubbU'7 upQD

aald Lrrowhead Sprinc•

proper~r.

etall be ll&iDhl..ned u

t'Tee t'Toa llaka u

LDd a&id pipe line, it aonatruated
pou1 ble and atlall at llll
.•,

.

t1AII btTI a depth of OOTir or at leaat tWO teet OTer the top Ot

17

pipe.

t il l

16
19

. F·

Oro•• aosp:alnanta, D j,Qa.rpentar, Iaabel 0, TUrner

(-..........iN-'·-........,~~ )
' " Georges. Uuonl L . R. ~olceeaon and National Th.r1tt

{<"?

B. J r

-~ ~

~: ~:::::',;',::•:::::

1
::·,::: :.:·:::·:::·,::.:·:::·;:;,-::.:::

ot

-- l'Watn , or :rraoUon t.hareor 1 r ea0Jl 1ne the point ot d1~•r•1ou re:~

r

1:rerre6 to 1n

·~ l~:tt.
2

pa.r~aph I!

h.-re or 1 t.nd d1Terttd by -plalnttrr into

plpl l1nl rroa l:aat T• l n Creel( t.ncS

~ t1ru

II&Y

\an (10) lnobu or eater , or traatlon tnertot,

26

·- ~O lot

,.

t:

tall:e and dl"Yert 1&14

ot 41Tit'I10il 1

tro~ plalnt 1 tt

1

11&1~

raaoh1~

1a1d

pipe line at the 41Tert1on

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tONf!DENJQ8l
The HYDRODYNAMICS Group
studies in mass &: energy transport in the earth

December 17. 1997

Mr. Mark Evans, Esq.
The Perrier Group
777 W . Putnam Avenue
Greenwich, CT 06836
Subject: Results of Arrowhead Spring
FDA Compliance Studies
Dear Mr. Evans:

In response to your request, we have completed our hydrologic srudies of the Arrowhead
springs. The purpose of our studies was to establish that the Arrowhead springs arc in
compliance with the recent Federal Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulations
concerning spring water use. Springs studied include No.'s 2 and 3, Complex 7 and
Complex l and 8. At your requesL. a copy of our study results has been forwarded to Dave
Palais in your Southern California office so that he may assist you in rendering any legal
opinions.
The studies concluded that the Arrowhead Springs No.'s 2 and 3, Complex 7 and Complex
1 and 8 are in compliance with the recent FDA regulations concerning spring water usc.
Our studies detennined the following:

I.

Spring tunnel No.'s 2, 3, and 7 are natu ral springs.

2.

Springs 1 and 8 are natural sprin gs that discharge through bore-hole
developme nts.

3.

Flow at Spring No.'s 1, 2, 3, 7, and 8 has been recorded since 1945.

4.

Bore-hole lA is in hydraulic connection to Spring No. 8.

5.

Complex 7 bore-holes are in hydraulic connection to the Spring No. 7.

6.

The chemical similarity of the waters .be tween the springs and bore-holes
has been verified by Piper Diagrams.

Michael J. King, C.HG.
Principal

P.O. Rox 352, La Honda, CA 94020 Phone (415) 747-0441, Fax (415) 747-0273

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FORE<.:.T SEHVI;:E

Lytle Creek nnnGar St a t ion

f!L ECOPY

Stnr Rout<; , gm, 100

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Calffo1~ ia

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Arrowhead Puritas Waters
1566 E. :ia shington Blvd.
LoG A-;-:gf! le s, Ca.li forn ia 90021
L

Attn :

Nr. Hyles lV . Norris

LETTEH OF 'flEPJ·ti SSION

G(!n.tlemen :
By this l e tte r you are dtrec;ted und pen11it t e.d under your .1.1- 29- 60
Special Usc Permit to move you·i· exis tin g \·:atet· tr.a.ns id ssion line
for e.p?1~o~·imatcly 1,500 feet a long the Strc::..,herry Truck Trail.
Tiv:.·. {-iC:rk is to b"' c;:ompleted on or before January 8 , 1973 .

transmi ssi on line t~ he r e loc ated and to be buricd iu
t he Str;mbt:>rry Truck Trail :1 m:.nir.:um of J.R inches :is t hat portiou
r e vieue d vJi t h you :md lf!.·. Joe F e tr.c:r.~ on September 22., 1972 by
mysel f, Mr. . Thom }1ye.ll, c::nd ~·ir., Joe Cott ier .
Th~ w~tcr

PJ.e<.:se submi t a revised pl c.t chn\·Jing locaU.on of
l i ne ~s relocat ed .

If y ou

ha~e

'.!:i10~il My~l 1,

Sincerely ,

~1 .1 te-r t r.:mst~~ission

any further questions: pl ease contact Resource Officer!
at the Lytle Cre~k Rc>.rJgt".r. Station (88 7-2576).

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Reply To:
Subject:
To:

FOREST
SERVICE

Cajon R.D.

2720 - Special Uses

3-12-91

2720-913 (FLUR 7285, 8-2-78}, Arrowhead-Puritas
Files

I met this afternoon with Arthur Ramirez (Perrier Group, new owners of A-P),
Roger Bravo {Ron Lansing's replacement within A-P itself) and Maintenance
Foreman Dick Henderson.
We reviewed a· 3-12-91 written request to replace about 2500' of damaged and
deteriorated pipe, per the map attached to that letter, in two separate areas
designated as Area 1 and Area 2.
Area 2 is on private land. Our only concerns are three-fold: 1) that the
integrity of the Forest Road (lN24, Strawberry Truck Trail} be maintained,
relative to vertical and'horizontal alignment, and to drainage patterns,
structures and rolling dips; 2) that Southern California Gas Co. be contacted
for involvement in the planning and construction due to the line they have
located in the 1N24 roadbed; and 3) that any welding etc . be done under the
proper permits, which should be obtained from P-36 .
Area 1 is on Forest land. The pipe will be airlifted in by helicopter, and
dropped off at points along the 500' of needed work in Area 1. No vegetation
will be cut or cleared, the new pipe will be joined by mechanical means as
opposed to welding, and all old materials will be removed within reason. Crews
will be dropped off by helicopter in the small meadow immediately north of
springs 10, 11 & 12 in Area 1. No helispots etc. wi ll be cleared or
established . All litter and other debris will be removed upon completion of
construction. A-P will notify me of the beginning and ending dates of
construction.
This activity is of a very low impact, and is covered under the maintenance
provisions of A-P's Special Use Permit.

~~~~~Lands

i. ~=~tion

(714)887- 2.57~
cc: Art Ramirez
Roger Bravo

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DEPARTI•lENT OF
AGRICULTURE

FOIIEST
SERVICE

San Bernardino
National Forest

Star Route, Box
Fontana , CA 923

2720-S
LUR 7i

Arrowt.
.Novemt
Bill Lindop
Director, Production Operations
Arrow head Puritas Waters, Inc.
130 W~st 'Fogg Street
Colton, ·cA 92324
Dear Mr. Lindop:
This letter is to bring to your attention the fine job Production r.1anager Ron
Lans ing did on the recent pipeline upgrading project in the Strawberry Creek
area . of the San Bernardino National Forest. The project consisted of replacing
<~bout 3,;000 1 of pipe north of Forest Road 1N24 in Strawberry Creek itself, of
removing old unu sed pipe that was r easonably accessible, and of extend ing the
new line undergr~und from the creek down 1N24 to lands owned by Campus Crusade
for Chr'i st.
During this ·p roject Ron worked 'tJel l with Lands Officer Gary Earney, the Forest
Servi ce adm ini st rator of your Special Use Permit, and was sensi tive to the
environmental needs connected with the Creek and our road. Ron ins ured that
the contractors ~ttended preconstruction field reviews with him and Gary so
that they would clearly understand the nat ure of the pro ject and the Forest
Service expectations and constraints. Rqn monitored the project with Gary and
insured that things went as .all had i niti alli agreed . The result is a new line
secu rel y located in the creek area ~lith a rninimurn of envi ronrnental
disturbance ,. Final inspection by Gary revealed minimal vegetative or stream
disturbance, no trash or materials left behind by the contractors, removal of
all reasonably accessib l e old pipe, excel l ent closure and scr&ening of the
access road l eading up tho creek, and a good job of returning the road surface
of 1N24 to its ·pre-project condition.
Please extend my thanks to Ron for his fine work in helping to making this
project a succ~ss .
Sincerely,

ELLIOTT GRAHAM
District Ranger

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Mr . Gary A. Earney
Lands J..s;:;istant
San Bernardino National Forest
Ca~on Ra~ge r District
Star Rou ~e Box 100
Fontana, CA 92335
Dear Gary:
Thank you for taking the time to talk to me on the
phone last week reguarding our User Permit No. 7285 .
As ':re discussed this permit is due for r e newa l on
August 1, 1988 , and we were concerned t hat i t could
expire and the possible problems that could cause .
It i s my understanding from our conversation that
because of a heavy \..rorkload it is almost assured that
you 1.vi.ll not get the ne 1•..r permit comp leted by J>.ugust
and possibly not until late in th e year.
It is also
my understanding from our conversation that all this
vrill mean is the present permit, conditions, and fee
structures will remain in place until the new permit
is issued.
It \vill not in any \vay jeopardiz e our
abili ty to conduct "busines s and usual" in reguards
to our springs and pipeline.

am looking foreward to our meeting with you later
this year on this matter .

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Gil Garcia
1-lydrogeologist
U.S. Forest Service
1824 S. Commercenter Circle
San Bernardino, CA 92408
Rc: Arrowhead #3 Sprin2 Development
Dear Gil:
As per our meeting on Monday, September 16, 1996, enclosed for your review is the
report by Dr. John Mann regarding the hydrogeological characteristic of the Arrowhead
#3 spring source, and copies of the recently enacted FDA Bottled Water Regulations.
Although the Dr. Mann report was completed in 1988, to this date we have continued to
monitor and record the same historical production/flow characteristics based on the
interrelationship of annual precipitation and geological flow paths, as described in this
report. As it relates to FDA compliance, Section 4 entitled "Spring Water" outlines the
reqttirements for spring water identity.
In concurrence with Gary Earney tht~t the proposed project is a maintenance issue, your
immediate review of the above material nnd response will be greatly appreciated. If you
ht~ve any questions please call me at (21 3) 888-8394.
Sincerely,

a~

Art Ramirez
Spring Engineer
i\R:mvw
enclosures
cc.

Gnry Earney (w/allachmcnls)
Mike Brunell (w/J . Mann report onl y)
Dick Henderson (w!J. Mann report only)

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Consulting Geologist and Hydrologist
April 1, 1988

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JOHN

F. MANN, JR.

CONSULTING GEOLOGIST AND HYDROLOGIST
945 IUPOSADO DRIVE

LA HABRA, CALIFORN IA 90631

TELEPHONE
(213 1 1197·9604

April 1, 1988

Mr. Bil l Lindop, Director
Production and Logistics
Arrowhead Drinking Water Co .
601 East Potrero Grande Drive
Monterey Park, Ca lifornia 91754
Re:

Arrowhead Springs

Dear Nr. Lindop:
Attached is my report on the Arrowhead Springs in accordance
with your recent requ est .
As explained in the report, these springs are directly relat ed to heavy rains falling on the local watershed which is
tributary to the springs.
The rain water enters fractures in
the granitic rocks and moves downward by gravity through the
fractu re systems to seepage areas which ha ve been developed
by tunn~ls and horizontal bore holes. The fracture systems
feeding the springs may have short to very long flow paths , so
the infiltrating water may take weeks to years to . reach the
spring orifices.
The springs fed by the long er flow path s tend
to have higher and more dependable flows.
We are now in wh~t will most probably be the second dry
year in a row, and spring flows this Summer will probably be near
their minimum values.
If we do not have heavy rains this Fall,
the flows toward the end of 1988 will be even lower than the
Summe~ flows, alt ho ugh this circumstance is u nlikely.
I believe it is realistic to project a minimum flow rate
of 140,000 gallons per day during August.
Without sign i ficant
Fall rain s , a very pessimistic flo w rate for December wou l d be
119,0 00 gallons per day.
Thank you for the op~ortunity of making a detailed study
of this unique and valuable spring s ystem .

a4, ;

Sincerely yours,

0!<71'7/1-1 .

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NOTES
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Spring D
Thi s spring consists of a t unn el extending for about 70
feet into the hard, fractured granite bedrock.
The tunnel i s
about 8 feet high and 5 fe et wide .
The exact dates of constructi on a re not known, but the abandone d drilling equipment
ne a rby suggests that th e tunnel was p art of the original
development in 19 30.
No individual measur ement s of the flows
from this tunne l prior to World Wa r II ha ve been found.
As of
Ap ril 6, 1945, the flow was recorded as 96,400 gpd . As compared
with Spring #2, the flo w of Spring ~ 3 declines more abruptly
after recharge events and falls to much lower amounts .
From t he
96,400 gpd recorded on Ma y 1, 1945 ; th e flow decreased to abou t
10,000 gpd at the end of that year. As t he 1944-51 drought
period progressed, t her e were mi n or increases due to mode r ate
rainfall events, but by th e end of 1948, flows had leveled off
t o about 6200 gpd. During 1949, which had little recharge,
average flows were about 17 ,0 00 gpd.
Du ring 1950, there was
a s l ow decli n e to a value be l ow 8000 gpd in the last quart er
of that year.
During 1951, when rainfall was on l y about 5 0
per c ent of normal, there was a slow but steady decline from
abou t 8000 gpd to 6000 gpd . As of April 1 , 1 952, the r e was
a peaking of flow at 120,00 0 gpd .
This was related to the
intense rai ns of mid -January and suggests a 2 1/2-month lag
between heavy rainfall and the peaking of flow at Spring #3 .
Flows d r opped sharp ly - - t o 50,000 gpd during June and to
below 9000 gpd a t the end of 1952 .
By the ear ly Fall of 1953,
flows were below 4000 gpd .
Through the dry years of 1954-57
the flows were at all times greater than 1 0,000 gpd , but
rarely more th an 20,000 gpd. Duri ng 1958 , a year of high,
but not especially intense rainfall, the flows of Spring #3
p ea ked at 42 ,00 0 gpd , but this dro pped to about 1 9 ,00 0 gpd
a t th e end of 1958 , and remained about th e same through mos t
of 1959. Contin u ing d ry conditions preva iled through 1960
and 1 961, and flows were close to 10,000 gpd duri ng 1960 and
mo s tly below 8000 gpd dur ing 1 961.
Conditions were wetter in 196 2 , after three years of
deficient rainfall. During 1962, t he contrast between the
rechar ge a nd dra ining mec h a n isms of Spring #2 and Spring #3
ar e well illustrated:
Date
4/2/62
4/18 /62
8 /22/ 62
12/19/62

Soring
58 , 320
59, 4 8 7
46 , 656
41 , 990

Sorina
26 108
18,662
16 , 622
8 ,5 5<!

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gpd
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resulting in early peaks, a nd with quicker and more complete
drainag e . Spring ~2 is fed by longer, deeper, and mor e
extensive flow p aths , which resul t in slower pe aki ng and
much s l ower drainge from th e larger volume of tributary
fract ur es.

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Flows of .Spring #3 remai ned below 10,000 gpd until
April of 1965, when 15 inches of unusually late rainfall
increased the flow t o 26 ,4 38 g pd .
There was a gradual decline
to about 6000 gpd at the end of October . The re was a lmos t
30 inches of rain during Nov ember, and on the 26th the flow
pe a ked at over 172,000 gpd . At th e same time, th e flo w of
Spring #2 was much lower, at 117, 000 gpd. Dur i ng the
drainage cycle which extended through October 1966, about
1.5 times as much water f l owed fr om Spring #2 than from
Spring #3, e v~n . though the peak flow of Spring #3 had been
1 .5 ti mes high er than Spring #2.
Durin g 1967, flows at S p~i ng ~ 3 remained above 28, 000
gpd, and during the dry year of 19 68, above 10 , 000 gpd.
During t he extremely wet year o f 1969, flows were 133,8 00 gpd
during Ma rch and April but by the end of 19 69 had decreased
to 20,000 gpd.
Sp r ing #2, · ~hich had shown flows of 154,00 0
gpd in March and April was still flowing abou t 80,000 gpd at
the end of 1 969.
During the summers of the dry years of 1970
and 19 71, the flows l eveled off below 8000 gpd.
The s ummer of
1973 was bet t e r , with flows generally greater than 20 , 000 gpd.
l>linimum summer flows in 1974 and 1975 were 14,000 gpd and
19,000 gpd, r espectively .
The drought yea rs of 19 76 and 1977 are a good test of t he
reliability of the su mmer flows from Spri ng H3.
In 1976, th e
minimum summer flows were 10,000 to 11, 000 gpd; in 1 977 , these
were 9000 to 10 ,0 00 gpd.
Following the long period of s t ead y drai nage d uring 1976
and 1977, t he heavy rain s of 1978 afforded another opportun ity
to compare th e recharge-drainage mechan is m of Spring #2 vs.
Spring n:
Date
4/6/78
7/31/78
10/31/78
2/6 / 79

So r ina ~2
154,74 2 gpd
9 3 , 312 gpd
7 6 ,64 9 gpd
71,539 gpd

Sprina ID
337,478 gpd
43,545 gpd
24,883 g pd
26,438 gpd

Note that the peak of Spring 13 was more than twice that of
Spring #2. Ten months later, the flow of Spring #3 had falle n
to less than 8 per cent of the pe ak , whereas Spring # 2 was
s t il l flowing at 46 per cent of i ts p e ak. Despite some recharge
during 1979, the flow of Spring #3 was dpwn to 20,000 gpd.
19 80 was a good year fo r Spring nJ , with flows of a bout 50 , 000
gpd in August.
Durin g t he very dry year of 198 1 , flows of
Spring #J decreased to belcH 10,000 ir. mid - Sum.rne r . Recha r ge
in 1982 was modest, and by the end of October , flows were
less than 10 , 000 g pd.
Rains in April 1983 helped with the
fl ows of the Sum~er of 1 983, and i n Aug u st, they were about
35,000 gpd.
No such help came in 1984, and August flows were
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1985 was only slightly better with an August flow of
about 14,000 gpd. There were no late rains in th e Spr i ng
of 1986, and by late 1986, flows were down to 13,000 gpd.
During 1987, rainfall was only about 2/3 of normal and the
Summer flows of Spring J3 dropped to bel ow 10,00 0 gpd. The
present rainfall season of 1987-88 may be no more than 80
per cent of normal, although the pos si bili ty of April rains
may resul t in the fl ows of Spring i3 in t he Summer of 1988
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San eerna rdino
Nat i onal Forest

1209 Lytl e Creek Rd.
Lytle Creek , CA 92358
2720 - 913 , Irrigation
Water Transmission
FLVR 7285, 8-2- 78
Arrowhead Mountain Spring
\'/ate r Company
July z, 1993

LETIER OF AUTHORIZATION
Dear

~r.

Ramirez:

This lette r is in res pons e to Ar rowhead Mountain Spring Water Company's
!Arrowhead) 1993 planned maintenance program on the water transmission system
in t he area of the well s. This letter will serve to document severa l items:
Ar rowhead ' s specific program objectives; project const raints; agreements made
between Arrow head and the Forest Service regarding provision of well depth and
flow data; Forest Service gu id elines regarding resource protection during
project completi on ; specifications rega rding the access road which crosses
National Forest land to well s ite 8; requ irements for rehab il itation, where
necessary, following proj ect comp l etion; and a discussion of your Special Use
Permit and billing procedures .
In your 4/12/93 letter, authorization was initiall y requested to rep l ace
deteriorated casings, valves and piping at Springs 10 , 11 and 12, and, if time
permitted, Sp r ings 1 and 8. Per your 6/24/93 phone conversation with Lands
Assistant Katie Clifford , you have revised you r spec i fic program object ives to
inc lud e :
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redevelopment of sp rings 1, 7C & 8 which will require redrilling new well
casings to repl ace the existing det er i orated casings ;
replacement of deteriorated va l ves and piping at springs 1, 7C and 8 ;
re placement of deteriorated we l l casings , valves and piping at springs 10,
11 and 12 (if time permits) as 1992 rehabi l itation efforts proved extensive
deterioration of existing~casings;
replacement of damaged and deteriorated pipeline with pipeli ne of like size
(3 .5 1' ) between sp rings 10, 11 and 12 and the lower small falls;
-- closure of abandoned wells to San Bernardino County specificat i ons .
You are author i zed to comp l ete work on your planned maintenance prog ram with
the following constraints . When redrilling a well , each well must be drilled
~djacent t o the existing well (same direction and alignment) and may not exceed
the prior well depth . ~Jo new wells may be drilled. Improvements may onl y be
replaced " in kind" (i.e . lfmft diameter of replacement steel pipe/trunklines ,
etc . to existing or smaller diameter) to mai ntain the existing use. When
dete rmining well depths, a Forest Service employee will be notified and will be
present on site , if possib l e. One ~1ell may be dr ill ed per spri ng when
red ri ll ing a well casin g (additional l atera l lines pe r well may not be
d rilled l .
In 1992 , Arrowhead ag reed to provide the Forest Se rvice with the following
d ta: ll hi sto rical flat/ data per well; 2 ) depth of each of Arrowhead's
istlng wells on llational Fo res t land In St rawberry Creek dra i nage . The
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Forest Service would like to ensure that the quantity of water removed ,
following project completion, is limited to the amount historically removed.
Arro~1head agreed to provide the Forest Service historical flow data per well
for the most recent 10 year period of active flow (consolidated from annual
well reports on file with the State). This data has not yet been provided to
the Forest Service. We appreciate your provision of this data as soon as
possible.
Well depth data has been provided for all wells with the exception of 12 ~nd 3
which are tunnels. Well depths for the springs planned for redevelopment/
rehab i litation are: #1 = 290', 7C = 157 1 , #8 = 83 1 , #10 = 305 1 , 611 = 495 1 ,
~12 = 174 1 •
Arrowhead plans to complete work on springs 1, 7C and 8 during
summer and fall, 1993. Depending on the amount of time requi red to complete
this project, additiona l redevelopment activity on the wells, valves and piping
may occur on springs 10, 11 and 12. Equipment, supplies and crews will be
flown into project sites 10-12. Crews may be dropped off in the small meadow
north of the sites. Take care to ensure that the meadow/soils are not impacted
from activities and that vegetation disturbance is minimized at all sites.
As the project is planned for completion during the forest fire season, pl ease
inform all employees regarding the importa nce of fire safety. Ensure that
er.tployees clear a 3 1 area to mineral soil ff smoking while completing project
activities. All gasoline powered equipment used in conjunction with this
project must be equ ipped with Forest Service approved spark arresters. Welding
permits will not be required as the pipe/valves will be j o ined by mechanical
means.
Permission has already been granted to vti l ize a smal ~ tractor to open and
grade the old road/trail leading to well site 8 to a mi nimal level i f well 8 is
rehabllitated in 1993. This work 1dll a1lo1~ access for the tractor, drill rig
and supplies. Existing ground cover should remain undisturbed except where
necessary to level the trail . Roadside brushing should be kept to a minimum.
Gate(s) should be installed, if necessary, to control access and
discourage/prevent unauthorized off-road vehicl e use and vandalism to
Arro~1head 1 s improvements.
If installed, the gates must be locked immediately
upon passing through. Please contact Katie for approved gate location(s) and
for acquisition of Forest Service l ocks to add to the gate locking mechanism.
Following project completion, fertilizer should be spread on exposed soil at
site 8 and mixed into the top 1-2". These areas will na t urall y reseed with
native species. The disturbed roadbed to site 8 should be leveled, seeded with
native grass species, and fertilizer should be applied to encourage rapid
vegetative regrowth to reduce road visibility. ~aterbars/birms should be
constructed (using the tractor) on steep grades to prevent eros ion following
road closure . All equipment, supplies, l itter and old pipi ng/materials must be
removed from all project sites.
Closure of abandoned wells will meet San Bernardino County specifications. The
we lls will be capped after pumping the first 50' with cement . The exterior
portions of the well will be removed to eliminate any visible indications of
existance.
These activities are covered under the maintenance provisions of Arrow head
Mountain Spring Water Company ' s Special Use Permit . Thts letter will serve as
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authorization to proceed contingent upon all above information being valid. If
plans change or if you have any questions, please contact Lands Assistant Kat ie
Clifford at (909)887-2576.
You have recently requested additional information on your Special Us e Pe rmit
and permit billing procedures. At the start of each calend ar year, ArrOI'Ihead
receives a Bill for Collection for us e of National Forest land on the Cajon
Ranger District, San Bernardino National Forest. This bill is the annual fee
charged to Arrowhead for their Irrigation \'later Transmi ssion Pipeline (< 12 11
diameter) Special Use Permft (#7285). This permit is issued for a right-of-way
not to exceed 5 feet in width and approximate ly 23,020 feet i n length across
po rtions of National Forest land for maintaining water transmission lines,
necessary service trails to ma intain pipelines and water col lection tunnels,
horizontal wells and spring boxes. In 1993, the annual fee charged to
Arrowhead for use of National Forest land under this permi t wa s S40l.OO. As
Arrowhead has continued to pay the annual fee for this permi t and has upheld
Forest Service permit regulations, the permit is deemed valid until a new
Spec ia l Use Permit Is reissued.
I hope this has answered your questions regarding your Special Use Permit. We
appreciate working with you to ensure the con ti nued protection and maintenance
of the permit area during operat ion on your improvements .

ELLIOTT L. GRAHAM
Dist ri ct Ranger

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Katie Clifford
Assistant Lands Officer
United States Forest Service
Lytle Creek Ranger Station
Star Route Box 100
Fontana, CA. 92336

November 17, 1992

Dear Katie,
Pursuant to our telephone conversation la s t week this is
Arrowheads notice to the Department Of U.S. Forest Service of the
proposed 3 year plan to c o ntinue maintenance , redevel o pment and
replacement of springs and pipeline subject to your revie w.
The intent of this notice is to give USFS adequate time to revie w
the proposed wo rk and to schedule ins p ect i on prior to th e
c o mmencement of any work .
Please note that replacement of deteriorated well casing of
springs 1 and 3 may be included in the 1993 p l a n. Al s o no t e th a t
not all the work listed is in USFS l a nds.
As noted earlier in the r e cent work at t he No . 7 s prings we fo u nd
that there were 14 casings in the old spring tu n nel, this wa s far
more than anyone had anticipated. The s e were all sealed under the
inspection of th e county inspect o r.

If you ha v e any questi o ns regardin g our pro posed pl an fe e l fr ee
t o c a ll me at your con v ienance. We well continue to maintain a n
o p en and close r e lationship with y o u and USFS in orde r to mee t
both parties objectives.
Sinc e rely
ARROWHEAD HOUNTAIN SPRING WATER COHPANY

Art Ra mi rez
Western Region Project Engineer
Sprin g Source Management

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3 TEAR CAPITAL PLAX

AU6UST 11, 1992
A. RAMI REZ

1993

PROJECT OBJECTIVE

PlPE LIME REPLACEMENT
(CO lOU TR.C AMTOX STPASS)

REPlACEKEXT Of Ak OLD EIISTIX6 J.SIXCH OIA. PI PELINE UITM A 6 IXCH DIA . PIPELINE.
THE OlD PIPELINE UAS LEFT IX PlACE IK 1991 TO SERVE AS A8TPASS TO HA XOE L !MCIEASEO FlOU
AXO TO RELIEVE PRESSURE OX THE UP STRE AK XA!X PIPEllXE.
THIS SECTIOX IS BETUEEM COlOUATfl CANTON AXD THE UPPER IESERVOIRS.

PIFEl!XE REPLACEKEXT
(lOAOIXS STATIOX}

IEP LA CEXEXT OF AK OLD Ell STik6 3 INCH OIJ. PIPELINE UITH A 5 IHCH OIA. PIPELINE
IETUEEX THE lOUER RESERVOIRS AND THE lAKIER lOADING STATIO~. THIS UILL IXP ROVE TANIE R
lOlO!NG TIME BY Sl\.

LOAOIXS STATION PAVIX&

REPLACE DETEiiOIATEO ASPHA LT PAYIM& UITH RE!NfORCEQ CONCRE TE PAVI NG AT THE LOADING
TAitER LOADING STATION.

SPRIX6 DEVELOPMENT

REOEVELOPKE~T OF EIISTIN6 SPRTK6 UELlS 11 AND 12 . THIS PROJECT Ulll REPlACE
OETERIORATEO UEl L CASIX6S TO IMPROVE SPRIX6 UATER FlOU RATES .

STOU SE TAUS

IXSTALLATLOX OF ADDITIONAl STORAGE TA~IS TO HANDEL IMCREASED flOU RA TES FROK
SPRING DEVELOPKEMT . 41 , 111 GAl . IS kECO~~EHOEO.

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PIPELikE IEPlACEKEMT
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S?RIX6 OEVELOPNENT

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DETERIORATED UE LL CASING TO IMPROVE SPRING UATER fL OU RATES.
CONSTRUCT APERXAIEXT PREfAB STEEL BU i lDING TO SERVICE AKO SUPPORT SPRING
XAINTEKAKCE PERSOXKEL,SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT. THIS UlLl REP LACE EIIST IM6 KAlE SHIFT
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UNITED STATES
DEPARllo\ENT OF
AGRICULTURE

FOREST
SERVICE

San Bernardino
Hational Forest

1209 Lytle Creek Rd.
Lytle Creek, CA 92358
2720 - 913, Irrigation
Water Transmission
FLUR 7285, 8-2-78
Arrowhead Mountain Spring
Water Company
Aug11st 10, 1992

LETTER OF AUTHORIZAT10N
Dear Mr. Ramirez:
This lette r is In response to Arrowhead Mountain Sprfng Water Company's
(Arrowhead) 1992 planned maintenance program on the water transmission system
In the area of the wells. This letter will serve to document several It ems:
Arrowhead's specific program objectives; agreements made between Arrowhead and
the Forest Service regarding the program, project constrai nt s, and provision of
well data; Forest Service guidelines regarding resource protection during
project completion; specifications rega rding the access road which crosses
National Forest land to well sites 7; construction of the new valve site at 7C;
and requirements for rehabilitation, where necessary, following project
completion.
As per your June 11, 1992 letter, specific objectives of this program include:
redevelopment of springs 7, 7A & 78 which wi ll requ ire redrilling new well
casings to replace the ex isting deteriorated casings;
rehab111tatfon of springs 10, 11, 12 by backflushing/power.··flus hfng water
with chorine or other FDA approved chemical cleansfng additive (such as "clear
well") to clean well casing screens ;
consolidation of al~ valve piping and wellheads for 7, 7A, 78 &7C at a new
en larged valve site at the prese nt location of valve site 7C (centralized
l ocation};
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redevelopment (redrflling) of the well casing at spring 11 ff
rehabilitation efforts prove extensive deterioration of the existing casing;
replacement of all existing valves and piping at the well heads for springs
7-7C, 10-12:
replacement of sections of pipeline (200-300 1 ) between the springs and the
ma in pipeline with pipeline of like size (6" or less in diameter ), where
necessary;
-- closure o f abandoned wells to San Bernardino County s pecifi ca t ions.
Based on agreements made between Arrowhead and the Forest Serv ice a~ the
6/16 / 92 meet ing, you are . authorized to complete work on your planned
maintenance prog ram with the following constraints. When red r1lling a well,
each well m11ct be drilled adjacent to the existing 'llell (same direction and
alignment) and may not exceed the prior well depth. No new wells may be
drilled. Improvements may only be replaced "in kind" (I. e. limit diameter of
replacement steel pipe/trunkllnes, etc, to existing or smaller diameter) to
ma intain the existing use. When determining well depths, a Forest Service
~loyee will be notified and will be present on site. One ~tell may be drill ed

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per spring when redrilling a well casing (additional lateral lines per well may
not be drilled).
Arrowhead agreed to provide the Forest Service with the folloving data: " 1)
historical flow data per well; 2) depth of each of Arrowhead's existing wells
on National Forest land tn Strawberry Creek drainage. The F6rest Service would
like to ensure that the quantity of water removed, follo~ing project
completion, is limited to the amount historically removed. Arrowhead has
agreed to provide the Forest Service historical flow data per well for the most
recent 10 year period of active flow (consolidated from annual well reports on
file with the State). We appreciate your provision of this data.
Well depth data had been provided for all wells with the exception of n, 7A,
78 and 8. As per your 7/23/92 field meeting with Katie Clifford, recent tests
of well depths have yielded the following information: well 7 has totally
collapsed; well 7A collapsed at 94 1 ; well 7B collapsed at 134'. Each of these
three wells will be redrilled from the new 7C valve site in the direction and
alignment of the respective previous wells. Overall well depths, therefore,
will increase as the new valve site at 7C lies 100-150' west of the original
valve sites. Please provide data on the depth of wells 7 and 8 when
determined.
Arrowhead plans to complete this work during summer, 1992. Depending on the
amount of time required to complete this project, additional maintenance
activity may occur on the remaining springs, ff nece'ssary. Equipment, suppl fes
and crews will be flown into the project sftes. Crews may be dropped off in
the small meadow north of sites 10-12 and onto the existing small cleared area
near site 7. Take care to ensure that the meadow/soils in the area of sites
10-12 is not Impacted from activities and that vegetation disturbance is
minimized at all sites.~
As the project is planned for completion during the forest fire season, please
Inform all employees regarding the importance of fire safety. Ensure that
employees clear a 3' area to mineral sofl ff smoking while completing project
activities. All gasoline powered equipment used 1n conjunction with this
project must be equipped wfth Forest Service approved spark arresters. Welding
permits wfll not be required as the pipe/valves wfll be joined by mechanical
means.
Permission has already been granted to utilize Gene Nelson's small tractor to
open the old road/trafl leading to the ~ell sites to a minimal level to provide
access for the tractor and drill r ig/supplies. The contractor has completed
thfs work to a high level. Existing ground cover was left undisturbed except
where necessary to level the trail, as agreed. Roadside brushing was kept to a
minimum. As per prior agreements bet~een the Forest Service and Arrowhead, two
gates ha ve been installed on this road (one at Hwy. 18 and the ~econd below
Hwy. 18 on the recently opened spur to sites 7> to control access and
discourage/prevent unauthorized off-road vehicle use and vandalism to
Arrowhead 's Improvements. The gates are locked · Immediately upon passing
through. Arrowhead will replace the exfstlng chainlink gate to site 7 with a
permanent, st ronger triple pfpebar gate fn the near futu re. Please contact
Katfe for Forest Service locks to add to your gate locking mechanisms.
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The new 7C valve site has also been leveled with t he tractor, Spoils are to be
plled on the flat near spring 7 and should not be compacted, Following proj ect
completion, fertilizer should be spread on the spoils and mixed into the top
1-2". This area wfll naturally reseed with native species. The disturbed
roadbed should be leveled, seeded with native grass species, and fertilizer
should be applied to encourage rapid Yegetat ive regro~th to reduce road
visibility. Waterbars/bfrms should be constructed (using the tractor) on steep
grades to prevent erosion following road closure. All equipment/supplies,
litter and old piping/materials must be removed from project sites.
Closure of abandoned wells will meet San Bernardino County specifications. The
wells will be capped after pumping the first 50 1 with cement. The exterior
portions of the well will be removed to eliminate any visible indications of
existance. The concrete valve boxes at 7, 7A and 78 will be removed.
These activities are covered under the maintenance provisions of Arrowhead
Spring Water Company's Special Use Permit. This letter wfl1 serve as
authorization to proceed contingent upon all above fnformatfcn bei ng valid. If
plans change or if you have any questions, please contact Lands Officer Gary
Earney or Lands Assistant Katie Clifford. We appreciate working with you to
ensure the continued protection and maintenance of the permit area during
operation on your improvements.

~iountain

~~rely./J~(7
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Distri

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Ranger

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Katie Clifford
Assistant Lands Officer
United States Forest Service
Lytle Creek Ranger Station
Star Route Box 100
Fontana, CA. 92336

June 11 , 1992

Dear Katiet
Enclosed are copies of specifications for the proposed Arrowhead
Springs project.
The objective of this project is to redevelop springs 7,7A and 78
due to well casing deterioration, and to rehibilit ate springs
10,11 and 12 to recover lost production caused by incrustation
and/or clogging of the well casing screen.
Our intent at the no.7's spring group is to consolidate all
valves piping and wellheads in a c e ntralized location adjacent to
spring no.7C. Thi s will require the redrilling of new wel l
casings to replace the deteriorated well casings of spring 7,7A
and 78 .
Although th e se springs have been on and off in the last several
years, analytical results continue to detect high levels of iron
turbidity . Particles of rusted pipe material have been found in
water samples obtained from these springs.
At springs 10,11 and 12 our plan is to clean-out the well casing
screens utilizing compressed air or backwashing water under
pressure with a chemical cleansing additive .
Based on analytical results from these spring s, the well casing
of spring 11 is also suspected to have deteriorated and may
require to be redrilled or redeveloped.
All existing valves and piping at t he well h eads will be replac ed
at all the above springs. In addition pip e line between the
springs and the main pipeline will also be replaced.
In rega r ds to the grading of th e forestry ro a d to no.7's spring
site, this work will be maintained at a minimum and wi ll only be
used to move materials as needed to the wor k sit e.

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Katie Clifford
Assistant Lands Officer
United States Forest Service

June 11, 1992

A permanent gate at the head of the forestry road appears to be
the best option and will be installed during the course of the
project.
If you have any questions regarding any aspect of this project or
the specifications feel free to call me at your convienence.
Sincerely

2?J£:I·

SPRING MATER COMPANY

Art Ramirez
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Project Engineer
cc, without attachments
Dick Henderson
Arrowhead Mountain Spring Water
Gene Nelson
Spring Water Systems

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Hrs . Katie Clifford
Assistant Lands Officer
U.S. Forest Service
Lytle Creek Ranger Station
Star Route, Box 100
Fontana, CA 92336
RE; SPRING

WE~L

July 10, 1992

DEPTH INVESTIGATION

Dear Katie,
On July 2 & 6 well depths were determined on Springs 7, 7A and
78, by Gene Nelson of Spring Water Systems, and witnessed by
Dick Henderson, representing Arrowhead.
The depth of each well was determined u sing a special made rigid
metal conduit in 10 foot lenghts with threaded ends, and manually
pushed into each well.
In order to make a fair evaluation on the depth of each spring
well, since drilling reports are not available, several
assumptions were taken into account and included:
(a)
(b)

The length of the old drill rig removed at spring 70 which
indicates that well casing used were 20 feet in length.
This spring was drilled to 370 feet but was dry.
Well casing material prior to 1960 may have been of a more
bare metal composition and highly susceptible to corrosion
and may have the potential to collapse at any given point
within the spring well.

Based on the above the results of the depth investigation for
each of the subject spri ng s is as followsc
SPRING 7
The depth of this spring was difficult to determine, since what
appears to be well casing pipes are completely collapsed and have
been capped. The investigation of this spring is inconclusive.
SPRING ?A
A sand/gravel blockage was identifed at approximately 95 feet.
On the basis of the 20 foot casing criteria as noted above, it
can be assessed that this spring may have been drilled deeper
tha n 100 feet. The in vestigation of this spring is inconclusive.
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Hrs Katie Clifford
SPRING WELL DEPTH INVESTIGATION
July 9, 1992
SPRING 7B
S imilar to spring 7A a sand/gravel blockage was identified at
approximately 135 feet. It can be assessed that this spring was
drilled deeper than 140 feet . The invest iga tion of this spring is
inconclusive .
Since we were unable to make contact with one another prior to
your vacation, at your request the depth investigation will be
done in your presence.
If you have any questions on the above feel free to call me.

Sincerely
~ROWHEAD

HONUNTAIN SPRING WATER COMPANY

~L~

Art Ramirez
Project Engineer - Western Region

cc; Hike Lynn
Gene Nelson
Dick Henderson

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STATES
DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTURE

FOREST
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1209 Lytle Creek Rd.
Lytle Creek, CA 92358
2720 - 913, Irrigation
Water Transmission
FLUR 7285, 8-2-78
. Arrowhead Mountain Spring
Water Company
March 10, 1992

PER~ISSION

Dear Mr. Ramirez:
This letter is in response to your 2-6-92 letter regarding Arrowhead Mountain
Spring Water Company's 1992 planned maintenance program on the water
transmission system in the area of the wells. As per your letter, many of the
well developments have started to deteriorate and/or collapse due to age. The
planned maintenance will also include replacement of valves and controls at the
well heads.
As confirmed in your 3-l0-92 phone conversation with Lands Ass istant Katie
Cl lfford, Arrowhead plans to complete the initial work during April and May,
1992, at sites 7, 10, 11 and 12. Depending on the amount of time required to
complete the initial project, additional maintenance activity may occur on t he
remaining springs, if necessary. Equipment, supplies and crews will be flown
into the project sites. Helispots will not be created as the crews may be
dropped off in the small meadow north of sites 10-12 and onto the existing
small cleared area near site 7. Take care to ensure that the meadow/soils in
the area of sites 10-12 is not impacted from activiti es and that vegetation is
not disturbed or removed.
Katie discussed with you the importance of fire safety, even though the work
should be completed prior to the start of the high fire danger time period.
Pleas e ensure that employees clear a 3 1 area to mineral soil if smoking while
completing project activities. Weld i ng permi ts will not be required as the
pi pe/valves will be joined by mechanical means. Upon project completion,
Arrowhead plans to rt::move all old . !llaterial, ~qu.ipment/sup p lies and litter.
These l ow impact activities are covered under the maintenance provisions of
Arrowhead Mountain Spring Water Company's Special Use Permit. This letter will
serve as authorization t o proceed contingent upon all above information being
valid. If plans change or if you have an y quest ions , please contact Lands
Officer Gary Earney or Lands Assistant Katie Clifford. I would like to take
this time to thank. you for meeting the above requirements to a high standard on
past projects and for protecting and mainta i ning the esthet ic values of the
permit area during construction, operation and maintenance of your·permitted
improvements.
Sincerely,

~

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Subject:

Gary A Earney [gearney@fs.fed.us]
Tuesday, November 25, 2003 11:09 AM
Gary A Earney; llawrence@perriergroup.com
Jason P Collier; Gilbert J Garcia; Uyen Doan; Kathie P Meyer; Robert Ota; David G Relph
Arrowhead Puritas Old Fire pipeline repair permission/conditions

Importance:

High

From:

Sent:
To:

Cc :

On Tuesday, Nov 18, Jason Collier and I met: with ArroHhead Puritas ' (Nestle
Waters) Larry Lawrence (90 9-974-0652) , who has rep l aced Dave Palais as
Natural Resource Manager for this area. LARRY --please note the requirement
in 9 below , from my following up on the area issues since our rneeting; this
requirement is critical ; call me if you have any questions .
The purpose of the meeting was to discuss how Nestle wi ll repair damage to
its Stra~-:berry Creek drainage improvements fror:l the recent Old Fire.
Currently the entire line is shut down, and it is their premier water
source .
Larry said that there is almost 2 miles of burned pipe. Fire temperatures
Here so hot that gasketing betHeen the pipe segments burned, contaminating
the ~~ner pipe sur face s; t emperatures had to have reached over 600 degrees
F to do tha l he said . Springs 2 & 3 hit 125 degrees when their internal
temperat~re recorders went out .
Therefore , all pipe from Hwy 18 down to
Strawberry Truck Trail ne eds replacement , and it would be good t o also
replace the rest down to Campus Cruasade for Christ a nd their tanker pickup
point .
THE.

FOLLO\HNG

1"/Jl.S

AGREED 'l'O,

REL.n.'l'JVE TO PIPELI NE REPLACEt<lE NT :

1. The pipe l eadi ng from all springs to t:he central main line will be no
larger than 3 inches in d!ameter . Main line pip!ng will be no l arger than
~ inches in diameter for th e ent ire lengt:h of pipe on National Fores t
lands .
2. .n.ll piping will f ollov1 its current alignment , \·lith minor shifts of
10- 20 feet allm~ed left or right to provide a straighter aligrunent 1~hen
needed . The intent is to have no new resource impacts (to soils , Hater , or
plan~:s) .

3. Pipe may be ancho r ed to rock hillsi des/faces using 2 f oot l ong
stainless steel poles driven into the rock.
4. Although it is not planned, i f pipe is anchored to any e xis ti ng trees ,
protective shielding must be used a r ound t he trucks to preclude damage to
the trees, a nd cabling must be generously loose in order to not constr ict
the tree g r owth in the future .
5 . All new pipe will be welded stainless steel , so there wil l be no more
pipe gaskets to bu r n cut in :uture fires . A Forest Service Burn Permit
(for welding) wi ll be ob~ained prior to any welding occuring , that covers
the ent:ire operation .
6 . Weld!ng will be done from a few prede~ermined locations , with the
completed pipe being fed downscream fro m t hose points instead of
=ontinual ly moving the welding operations.
7.

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etc) will be located at /ne xt co spring/well numbers 2 , 3, 7, and next to
the 10-11 - 12 complex in a s mall meadow. The Staging Areas will be no
larger than 30 feet in diameter, and will not be cleared (all veg has been
burned) or leveled. If leveling is needed, a temporary l evel wooden
platform will be errecled on the ground (foot ings will not bur ied ) .
8. Pipe and equipment will be helicoptered in, and no new r oad or trail
access will need to be created .

9. NOTE- - Staging areas will need to be surveyed by a qualified
professional archaeolog ist prior to occupancy, especially the meadow a r ea
of spring/wells 10- 13. Howeve r, under the emergency provisions of our
Archaeological Programatic Probationary Agreement, due to the Old Fire, the
sites may be occupie d and us ed immediately thereafter as long as such
archaeologist has determined Lhat no archaeological :esources will be
impacted . (Uyen, I dis c usse d this with Gabe just now, and he agreed that
it meets the emergency provisions, just as it did yesterday for the the
SBCo T&FC early warning rain gauge request. )
IN ADDITION, a proper Archaeological Report will need to be completed a nd
filed as soon after field surveys are completed as poss ible , and no longer
than 30 days later. Front Country Ranger Dis trict Archaeologis~ Uyen Doan
(909- 887 -2 576, ext. 3310) wil l be the Forest Service contact for Nest le's
archaeologist , and should be consulted with at the appropri ate times .
10. All damaged or discarded pipe wi ll be removed from the project area,
and no litter or construction materials will be l eft on National Fo rest
lands upon project completion.
11. All work done on Forest Road 1N24, Strawberry Truc k Trail, will be
c oordinated with Assistant Forest Engineer Bob Ota (909-382 - 2606),
(Jn
talking with Bob just now, I understa nd that Fore st Roa d s Supervisor Dave
Relph will meet with Nestle and The Gas Company on site tomorrow to agree
upon requiremen ts for burying the nevi pipeline in the exist ing road bed, to
include among other things a bury depth of no less than 36 inches,
preservation or enhancement of the road ' s self-draining mechanisms
incl~ding "r olling dips '' , and proper compact1on upon cornp: e tion of buri a l . )
UYEN --Jason men tioned that you initially wa~ted the road surveyed. As you
and I just discussed on the phone, that will not need to be done due iLs
history o f having been graded at least once a year since i ts cons t ruction
long ago, and of having had t wo pre vious major tre nching ope r ations (one
for The Gas Co's. pipeline, and one for a since abandoned Arrowhead
pipeline.
I understand that work will sta r t sometime this wee k, and run th r ough Marc h
2004 .
LARRY -- please contact either me or Jason Collier if you have any questions
or need fu rther coordination . Please kee p us advised periodically of your
progress.
Gary A. Earney
San Bernardino Nalional rorest
Special Uses Adminis t ra to r
Front Country Ranger Distri ct Minerals Officer
Reserve Law Enforcement Officer #1484
Lytle Creek Ranger Stat i on
1209 Lytle Creek Road
Lytle Creek , CA 92358
909 - 887 - 2576, ext. 3305
(FAX- 8197)
email: gearney@fs . fed.us
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Subject:

Gary A Earney [gearney@fs.fed.us]
Monday, March 22, 2004 2:42 PM
llawrence@perriergroup.com
Kathie P Meyer; Uyen Ooan; Andrew Stamps; Chris George; Lloyd Read man; John C
Kennedy; Steven Goldschmidt; Cheryl L Johnson; Eric Sweetman; Ron 0 Hu nt; Stephen
Kilgore; Don Buyak; David G Relph; Gabe Garcia; Gary A Earney; Ken Harp
Nestle Waters of N. Am (Arrowhead Puritas) pioneer road permission

Importance:

High

To:
Cc:

Nestle \~aters of N. l\.merica (former2.y _!\ :crovlhead Puritas) lost most of their
pipeline in Strawberry Canyon, north of Fcres~ Road 1N24 (Strawberry Truck
Trail) in the December 25th storms . The ir line originates in the bowl
formed by Hwy lB ' s Red aock Wa ll in the West and the exteme east edge of
Rimfo r est in t he east . They have asked for permission to : 1) replace the
line by r e - routin g it up and overland in a southwesterly di r ection from
below Red Rock Wall a r ea on Hwy 18 (which I denied as NE PA would be ne eded
and Nestle wants to start work now), OR 2) to re- establish it where it
washed out --which I am granting subject t o the condtions listed below .
Nestle will build a "pioneer road" up the bottom of Strawberry Creek , from
where it crosses IN24 (in Lhe SEINE Sec 6, TlN, R3W ) , up to the first major
bedrock barrier (around t he 3200 [t conlour) . That portion of the stream
has been r educed totally to nothing but sand , cobble and boulder--al l
vegetatio n of a ny type has been scoured out . The roa d wi l l be sufficient
only for a l l - vlheel dri ve rubber-t i red r igs , or track laying equipment, and
will be used for hauli ng in new pipe, and hauling out o l d/damaged pipe .
(~·!e did this once be fore , i n 3-87 1 after a similar rainstorm "blowout ". l
Uycn Doan visisted the site and there are no arco concerns. Si nce t he area
has been totally scoured, there are no resource concerns other than water
quality , which will be mitiga ced per the conditions bel ow. Given the
burned over nature of the area , there should be no fire concerns .
The new
pipe wil l be seamless stainless steel , welded on-site (STEVE/ERIC- -if a
welding permit is still needed, contact Pr oject Manager Larry Lawrence at
909 - 974-0652 , cph 714-312-48lq ) , AND let me know you have issued one
(thanks) .
is t entative ly scheduled to start Monday , Marc!": 29 , Fish & Game permit
t1m1ng pe r mitting . 1N24 has been repaired in coordination with engineering
in the past few weeks , at leas t from Hwy 18 up to Strawberry crossi ng .

~·lork

CONDITIONS OF CONSTRUCTION AND USE :
1 . Nestle wi ll need a n appropriate permit from the State Department of
Fish and Game , prior to doing the work.
2 . Noti~iy me of the projec= starL date, ahead of time , so I can advise
our field pa~rols and our front desk recep tionist .
3. The ''pioneer road " will be constructed ONLY to a standard
the passage of all - wheel drive rubber-tired , or t r ac k-laying,
and no higher ; a nd will NOTgo be l ow F o ~est Road 1N24 o r above
contour approximately where the first major bedrock intrusion
stream c hannel .
4.

Equipment access will

gene~ally

needed for
equipment ,
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the streambed, avoiding the actual streamflow when practical .
5. If anchor cables are used to secure the new pipeline to existing trees
higher up the canyon walls, metal protection plates must be p l aced between
any live trees and cabl e , with enough slack in the loop for fu t ure tree
grov1th.
6. All equipment shall free of fluid/grease leaks, and any equipment
servicing or maintenance must be done on Forest Road lN24, not in t he
drainage itself .
In the event of any spill or discharge, the subject
substance must be contained to prevent spreading, and removed as soon as
possible; and the Forest Service shall be notif i ed immediately by calling
the Lytle Creek Ranger Station and asking for Gary Earney or Jason Collier,
or by calling our 24 - 7 Dispatcher at 909-383-5651.
7. All ol d, damaged pipe and associated materials that will no longer be
used shall be removed from Nationa l Forest land.
8. No trash/litter, construction o r other debris, s~all be left o n
National Forest lands, eit her in the streambed area or on 1N24, upon
project comple tion; and the general area must be maintained i!1 a
workmanlike condition during operations .
9 . Forest Road 1N24 shal l be kept open during operations for the passage
of administrative and emergency vehicles.
10. Upon project completion, the acce ss created from 1N24 shall be
obl iterated to the extent ~hat all motorized travel, inc l uding dire bikes,
can not pass from the road up the streambed. Such obl iteration work shall
appear natural to the extent reasonable, and sha ll be agreed to by either
me or Jason prior to its creation.
11. Upon project completion, contact either me or Jason for a final site
i nspect ion and signoff.
NOTE--I reviewed the above wi t h Larry Lawrence just now via phone , and he
understood our requirements.

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Gary A. Earney
San Bernardino Nacional Forest
Special Uses Administrator
Front Country Ranger District Minerals Officer
Reserve Law Enforcement Officer #1 484
Lytle Creek Ranger Station
1209 Lyt le Creek Road
Lytl e Cr eek , CA 92358
909 -88 7-2576 , ex t. 3305
(fAX-81 97)
email : gearney@fs.fed.us

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Rights _oj Way
USDA Forest Service
Dear Right-of- Way Holder:
Our records indicate that you are the holder of a right-of-way
authorization for a linear facility that is subject to periodic rental
payments. The purpose of this mailing is to inform you of what you can
exp ect regarding any rental payments for linear right-of-way
authorizations, which may be due for 2010 through 2015, and where to
go for additional information. Briefly, we want you to be aware that:
• Rental zones \'Vi ii adjust upvvard by 1.9% each year through 2015.
• Your county zone may change, effective with the 2011 fee .
• Counties may have changed rental zones on the rent schedule for
2011-2015 (either up or down) based on new average p er acre land
and building values published in the 2007 Census of Agriculture
(Census) by the National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS).
The Census was released to the public by NASS in February 2009.
These changes may affect the amount of rent payment per bill for
2011-2015 (either up or down).
• Since 1987 the Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management
(BLM) have jointly used a fee schedule listing per acre rent by
county to determine annual rent for linear rights-of-way. In the
Energy Policy Act of2005, Congress required revision of that fee
schedule to reflect current land values. The BLM published the
revised fee schedule as a fin al regulation in the Federal Register on
October 31, 2008. The Forest Service adopted the new schedule for
2009 fees by a notice in the Federal Register on November 10,
2008.
The follow ing documents have been posted to the Bureau of Land
Management's Internet site (http://www.blm .gov/lr2000/rent.htm) to
assist holders in managing their rental birls for 20 I 0 through 2015:
• The linear rent schedule for calendar years 2009-2015
• A list of counties (and other geographical areas) with their assigned
per acre zone value for calendar years 2009 and 2010 (based on
2002 NASS Census data) and for calendar years 2011-2015 (based
on 2007 NASS Census data)
If you have questions, please contact your forest representative .

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2009 - 2015 Per Acre Rent Schedules
County
Zone
Number

and

2009• Per
Acre Rent
(with 25%
phose-in
discount)

Per Acre
Zone
Value

2010 Per
Acre Hem
( 1.9 percent
IPD-GDI'
increaseavemge
annual
increase
from 1994 2003)

20 11••Pcr
Acre Rent
(I. 9 percent
II'D-GDI'
increaseavc:rage
annual
increase
from 1994 2003)

2012 Pcr
Acre Rent
( I.9 percent
IPD-GDP
increaseaverage
annual
increase
from 1994 2003)

20 13 Per
Acr.: Rent
( 1.9 percent
IPD-GDP
increaseaverage
annual
increase
from 1994 2003)

20 14 Po:r
Acn: Rent
tl. 9 p~rcenl
IPD-GDP
incrcnseaverage
annual
increase
fro m 1994 2003 )

2015 Per
Acre Rent
(I. 9 percent
II'D-GDP
increase average
annuul
incrca~e

from 1994 2003)

Zone I
$250

$5.78

57.!15

S8.00

$8. 15

$8.30

58.46

$8.62

Zone 2
$5()0

$11.55

$ 15.69

$ 15.99

$ 16.30

$ 16.61

$16.92

$ 17.24

Zone 3
$1,000

$23.1 0

$31.39

$3 1.99

$32.59

$33.21

S3J.84

$34 .49

S34.66

$47.08

$47.98

$48.89

$49.82

$50.76

$5 1.73

Zone 5
$2.000

$46.21 .

562.78

$63.97

$65.19

$66.42

$67.69

$68.97

Zone 6
$3.000

$69.3 1

$94. 17

$95.96

$97.78

S99.64

$ 101.53

$ 103 .46

Zone 7
$5.000

$ 11 5.52

$ 156.94

S I 59.93

$ 162.96

$166.06

$ 169.22

$ 172.43

$23 1.02

$3 13.89

$3 19.85

$325.93

$3]2.12

$33!1.43

$344.86

Zone9
$20.000

$462 .05

$627.77

$639.70

$65 I .85

$664.24

$676.86

$689.72

Zone 10
$30.000

S69J.08

$9111.66

$959.55

$977.78

$996.36

s 1.015.29

$ 1,03 <1.58

Zone I I
$50,000

$1, 155.1 3

s1.569.113

$1.599.25

$1.629.64

$1.660.60

s1.692.15

$1.724.30

Zone 12

. $2,3 10.26

$], 138.86

$3,198.50

$3,259.27

$) ,32 1.20

$3 ,384.30

$3 ,448.60

Zonc4
$1,500

Zone 8
$ 10.000

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*Counties are ass tgned to appropnate zones for ca lendar years 2009-20 I 0 based upon 2002 NASS
Census Data (80% of average per acre land and bui ld ing value).
**Counties are re-assigned to appropriate zones for calendar years 201 1-20 15 based on 2007 NASS
Census Data (80% of average per acre land and bui lding vn lue).

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Adjusted 2002 and 2007 NASS Census Per Acre Land and
Building (L/B) Values and Rent Schedule Zones

For Use with the 2009 through 2015 Linear Rent
Schedule

Adjusted 2002 to 2007 Per Acre Land and Building (L/B) Value and Rent Schedule Zone Comparison
State

County

80%2002
LIB values

California
California
California
California
California
California
California
California
California
California
California
California
California
California
California
Ca lifornia
California
California
California
California
California
California
California
California
California
California

Alameda
Alpine
Amador
Butte
Calaveras
Colusa
Contra Costa
Del Norte
ElDorado
Fresno
Glenn
Humboldt
Imperial
lnyo
Kern
Kings
Lake
La ssen
Los Angeles
Madera
Marin
Mariposa
Mendocino
Merced
Modoc
Mono

$2,230
$2,000
$1,553
$3,521
$1.433
$2,109
$6,435
$3,433
$2,277
$2,890
$1,917
$950
$2,381
$777
$1.453
$2,914
$3,985
$555
$12,435
$2,496
$2,926
$804
$1,877
$3,061
$554
$1,249

Rent
Schedule
Zone 2006-

2010
6
5
5
7
4
6
8
7
6
6
5
3
6
3
4
6
7
3
9
6
6
3
5
7
3
4

80%2007
LIB values

$3,102
$5,481
$3,8 11
$6,010
$2,932
$3,183
$5,284
$5,440
$8,129
$6,342
$3,858
$1 ,966
$4,232
$761
$3,701
$4,372
$7,346
$1 ,106
$11 ,222
$5,426
$4,044
$1 ,319
$4,250
$5,768
$1 ,167
$2.470

Rent
Schedule
Zone 2011 -

2015
7
8
7
8
6
7
8
8
8
8
7
5
7
3
7
7
8
4
9
8
7
4
7
8
4
6

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Califo rnia
Ca lifornia
California
California
California
California
California
California
California
- California
California
California
California
California
California
California
Ca lifornia
California
California
Ca lifornia
Ca lifornia
California
California
California
Ca lifornia
California
California
California
Californ ia
California
California
California

Monterey
Napa
Nevada
Orange
Placer
Plumas
Riverside
Sacramento
San Benito
San
Bernardino
San Diego
San Francisco
San Joaquin
San Luis
Obispo
San Mateo
Santa Barbara
Santa Clara
Santa Cruz
Shasta
Sierra
Siskiyou
Solano
Sonoma
Stanislaus
Sutter
Tehama
Trinity
Tulare
Tuolumne
Ventura
Yolo
Yuba

$2,598
$15,480
$2,734
$8,529
$3,879
$818
$3,864
$3,588
$1,502
$1,715

6
9
6
8
7
3
7
7

$3,716
$21 ,698
$5,865
$9,676

(b

$6,108
$25,791
$5,338
$2,141

8
10
8
6

$15 , ~9 8

$4,783
$2,947
$2,310
$7,468
$1,386
$1 ,210
$1,148
$3,067
$8,846
$4,854
$3,251
$1,326
$511
$3,159
$1,331
$7,071
$2,916
$2,755

7
6
6
8
4
4
4
7
8
7
7
4
3
7
4
8
6
6

$8,1~0

$1,41li5
$12,612
$5,377
$2,230
$2,534
$365,714
$8,1 34
$3,637
$7,4Y2
$5,695
$4,575
$17,938
$2,526
$2,0~7

$2,001
$3,947
$12,710
$7,581
$5,247
$2,547
$995
$6,613
$2,718
$18,226
$4,368
$4,745

7
10
8
8
8
4
9
8
6
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9
12
8
7
8
8
7
9
6
6
5
7
9
8

8
6
3
8
6
9
7
7

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USDA
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United States
Department of
Agriculture

Forest
Service

San Bernardino National Forest
Front Country Ranger District

1209 Lytle Creek Road
Lytle Creek, CA 92358
909-382-2600 #3 (Voice)
909-887-8197 (FAX)

File Code: 2720
Date: March 1, 201 0

Arrowhead Water
c/o John Nolan
6005 Old Waterman Canyon Rd.
San Bernardino, CA 92404

Dear Mr. Nolan,
This is in response to your recent request to remove dead & downed trees that are presently
covering portions of the Arrowhead pipeline, which is under special use pennit with the USDA
Forest Service. Authorization to remove these trees from the pipeline and scatter the debris (do
not create piles) is authorized given that no live trees will be removed and no ground disturbance
will take place. A permit must be obtained through fire prevention (Steve Goldschmidt: 951-3163606) in order to cover basic fire requirements and activity levels prior to beginning these
activities.
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Please notify Jason Collier at: 909-382-2869 when activity begins and ends.

Sincerely,

/s/ Gabe Garcia
GABEGARCfA
District Ranger

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