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SMILES Continued from page 7 NEWS FROM THE WATER DISTRICT,
a try. Before we spend money on therapists, doctors, or chemi- APRIL AND MAY MEETINGS
cal solutions, try smiling more often. It’s FREE, and could pro- Jim Matchett...
vide huge benefits.
APRIL
5. Smiling makes you look successful. Not only that, but it
will make you look younger and more attractive. Let’s face The regular monthly board meeting of
facts. All of us are here for a variety of reasons, but we are the Perry Park Water & Sanitation Dis-
HERE, and have chosen to live HERE. Personally, I think we trict was held on April 19th with four
have made a fantastic choice. And I congratulate the residents directors present. Director Peterson had
of this area on making that choice. received an excused absence. The first
order of business was the approval of the
Everyone has made the choice to live here. My story? I grew minutes of the March 15th regular meet-
up in Menlo Park, California, attended CSU in Ft.Collins and ing, and that approval was unanimous.
then lived in a wide variety of other places. South Carolina, Disbursements totaling $141,335.41 were then also unanimous-
Georgia, North Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, RVN, Palo ly approved.
Alto, CA, San Diego CA, Denver (Bonnie Brae), Centennial,
and now in Larkspur. We’ve been here since 2006, and we Next on the agenda was the consideration of an additional Bear
aren’t going ANYWHERE else. I told my wife to cremate me Creek Weir bridge, which was held over from the March meet-
when I die, and just chuck me off the back deck. ing. Since that meeting several board members had visited the
site and Director Morris had provided a map of the flood plain
But I’d like to be remembered as a good friend, a good neigh- involved. After a brief discussion the board unanimously voted
bor, and someone who smiled and appreciated the privilege of not to construct an additional bridge. Next up was a discussion
living here. I’m still healthy and riding my Harley cruiser, so as to whether or not to proceed at this time with the Gove Ditch
I’ll be here for a while, but I urge all to smile more often. Water Court case, wherein the water rights dedicated to the Dis-
trict by the Sandstone Inclusion Agreement would be formally
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