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, 4 opi$**36~47-iev .mmmffum C cowr ) m*rn^rnmmx mmmr* 30»u* m § m u m mmm &mm 1 7 4 * 1 * m m m , Las Vegas, levads sais op July 0, 1993 p Hr. 1. R. Bennett (ce - Hr. 0, It* Bates) With reference to the letter of July 7* 1953# from Hr* Bates* concerning ttm 2085, being an Extension Rider of Audit Ho. 58126, HID 1031, covering the furnishing of eater to Leonard !« FayIs, dba Quality Bakery, and requesting a termination of this agreement end the preparation of a new agreement with lessees of Fey Is, 1 sis wondering about the terms of the proposed new agreement in view of Section 2 of the agreement between the Water Company and the Las Vegas Valley Watsr District« Section 2 of the aforesaid agreement provides, in part, as followst "With respect to any water produced after the sale date fro© wells now or hereafter located in said shop grounds, the First Parties, and each of them, agree that none of said water so produced shall be used except by First Parties, or any of them, or corporations affiliated in ownership with First Parties or any of them." it is my understanding that the Railroad Company will be unable to furnish any so-called surplus water after said sale date. The proposed new agreement provides for a term of five years. Although our usual form of agreement permits termination upon thirty days writtsn notice, it seems to me that any new water contract should provide for a termination to be effective upon the so-called sale date. 11£ 1031, Audit Ho. 53126, provides that it shall be automatically terminated without notice upon the termination of the tenancy of the User. The tenancy of the fleer was terminated on Hay 24, 1950 when Deed Audit 1911, conveying the property to the User, was executed. Consequently, it would appear that we have been furnishing water under a contract which terminated three years ago and 1 am wondering if you do not think we should continue this practice without a new contract in view of the limitations imposed by the agreement with the Water District. X will appreciate your advising ms how the proposed contract, as well as future water contracts, should be handled. (Sgd) CALVXH M. CORY