Council tells well driller ' go deeper'
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is not
without a committment that's
crazy," he said.
"you said if you went down
to 1,000 feet and hit 250 gallons
pi-r minute we would pay you
$20,000 ($4,000 more thun the
originul contract of $16,000 to
700 feet)," Mayor Green said.
"You took the gamble, but you
haven't played it out yet."
"The drillers proposed the
$20,000 and that's a premium
(for drilling), "the city engi
neer told the council. "And if
you pay a premium you expect
to get results." The drillers
and the city agreed to uphold
the original agreement, the
ycxtra $4,000 will be paid only if
the well produces 250 (.p.m. or
more.
The cily has until the end of
May to pick up an option to
purchase the land the well is
being drilled on. The well is to
be used as a backup in case of
emergencies, and is being
financed from funds left over
from the city water system
Water gu&hes from city
enough says council
well site. However, Yield
Well drillers for the city of
Ileppner were told to "go
deeper" at a city council
meeting Monday night.
Huckner Pump Service of
Redmond is drilling a water
well for the city, and so far has
reached a depth of 893 feet
The drillers have not, how
ever, produced sufficient
water for city use and the
council asked Monday that
they keep drilling
Council members huve said
they need a well that will
produce 250 gallons jmt min
ute; the well so far is only
producing 135 to 150 gallons
per minute.
"That little dribble is not
what we were looking for,"
said council member Warren
Plocharsky, and "I don't think
we should develop it."
A representative of the dril
ling company was on hand,
asking the city for some sort of
guarantee that he would be
paid additional money if the
well is drilled to 1,000 feet,
even if the required gallonage
is not produced.
Earlier when the drillers
reached 700 feet, the depth of
the original contract, and had
not produced sufficient water
they told the city they would
drill to 1,000 feet for an extra
$4,ooo, to le paid only if the
well produced 250 gpm.
"If I go to 1,000 feet and it
doesn't pan out, I don't see it
in the cards for me," said the
driller. "If I have to go up
there and drill to 1,000 feet
Ileppner girl elected ASB officer
Sherry Clement, accounting
major from Ileppner, has
been elected treasurer of the
student body at Blue Mountain
Community College for 1984
85. Serving with Clement will
be: Bill Markgraf, president,
production agriculture major
from Baker; Carrie Allen,
vice president, production ag.
major from Moscow, Idaho;
Delores Uerberding, cor
responding secretary, major
ing in medical secretarial
from Pendleton; Cindy Insko,
recording secretary, educa
tion major from Pilot Rock
and Sue Shultz, publicity
director, production ag major
from Pendleton.
Next fall, 15 representatives
to the Student Council will be
elected for the school year.
The Associated Student Body
at the college organizes
dances, entertainment and
educational programs each
year for the students. They
also host the annual B.M C.C.
Christmas Kve Dinner for
persons who would otherwise
be alone at that time of year.
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renovation project, completed
earlier in connection with the
Willow Crrek Dam project.
In oilier business, the coun
cil: - denied a request for an
nexation of property owned by
Bobbie Angell, who had made
the request in order to move a
trailer house to the cemetery
hill property and be able to
hook up to city water. In
turning down the annexation
the council upheld an earlier
planning commission deci
sion. The planning commis
sion said there is no access to
the property, and that there is
adequate housing in the city.
-diseased the possible pur
chase of a used street sweep
er. - agreed to recommend that
the cily budget committee
raise sewer rates by 50 cents
per year. The increase would
raise approximately $4,200 in
additional revenue for the
city.
Wranglers to hold
summer series
The Wrangler Club ,wlshes
to announce the beginning of
the summer series. This will
be four to six Friday fun days.
The games wilt start at 6:30
p.m. sharp and sign up must
be completed before then.
A 50 cent charge per game
will go toward ribbons and
awards at the end of the
series.
The first playday games will
be Friday May 11 and the
games will include barrels,
poles, and figure eight.
All wrangler members are
invited to come. The age
groups will be the same as for
the regular playdays: 7 and
under, 8-10, 11-13, 14-18, and 19
and over.
There will be a snack shack
get up during the games.
Wranglers are seeking the
donation of a servicable old
refrigerator for the Wranglers
clubhouse.
The Ileppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, OregoA, TVwsday, May II, 1M4-TIIREE
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