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Las Vegas Review- JournaL Tnesday, December 9, 1952 W ater District, U P In Agreement I The Las Vestas valley water dls- 1 trict and the Union Pacific rail- j road are in “ complete agreement” ; on the sale of water facilities for i $2,500,000 and a countywide bond i election may be ready by April, | District Director Tom Campbell! * said today. > A recheck of inventory and com- j V pilation of legal descriptions invol-f ved are all that are awaited before both parties' sign the sale L agreement, Campbell said. I UP officials, however, must send the agreement to company offices in Omaha, Nebraska, and New j York for scrutiny by various company officials. r i- 1)-- i- Under terms of the September agreement, the local district is obligated to reimburse the railroad I for expenditures made under pub-lie service commission order and other improvements. One source estimated the PSC ordered improvements would place j an additional $75,000 lien on the district. Under law, the bond election; may be held 60 days After the par-t ties have signed t//e final sale! agreement. ~ i
