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4t .COPY PUBLIC 8BR7ZCS C0KMISSI08 OF BSVADA April 5* i m Las Yeg&a Land and Water Company Las Vegas, hevada Attention: Mr. A1 Folger Bear All This is in reply to your letter of March 2 9 regarding the applicable rate on a private swims!ng pool in the tract of Bonanza, Village. X have discussed this natter with Gh&Iraan Allard and we are of the opinion that for a private' pool of this size the oharge should not exceed flO per month. And it might be proper that a smaller charge than that he made, This charge would he made only during the months that the swimming pool Is in use, unless, however, it is in use all the year round. In view of the fact that the pool ha® a recapture device we do not dies that the amount of water ’ ould exceed ten thousand gallons per month, which would he necessary to replenish the present supply, I would appreciate hearing from you on this matter at your earliest possible convenience. Very truly yours, PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF KEVADA Sy /a/ Lee S. Scott Secretary COPY
