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Boulevard from our nearest mains to those of the Boulder syndicate, installing a check-valve and lock on valve box, thus making available the water produced by LVL&WCo for fire protection in South end of toon. Z thought you would like to know this* This has been a truly remarkable year In the history of our Water Company, as you will note from our "Annual Report to the Public Service Commission" which we are now preparing. The number of consumers or services Increased over b O % in the one year, the number of feet of transmission mains increased 40£, (principally due to extensions to Defense Housing Projects) and because of the large supply made available by providing additional facilities in the production field, at no time vere te in the least pinched to furnish an adequate supply of water to the town, even during the hottest months and considering the influx of laborers occasioned by construction of the Basic Magnesium plant. with kindest regards to yourself, Messrs. Smith and Williams, and Lee Scott, I beg to remain fours very truly. ^ i t r . C. B. sexton - 2 - February 8, 1943
