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. R, Maags yvM- R* Los Angeles, June 5, 1953 , JUN 8 1953 « K w "V \Y*“- Please refer to your letter of May 22. 1953,1 your 1 *7 s o i l CT-, 4-4. 4 ___ ___ :____________ ___________ file 1-733^, submitting recommendation f. ioir. const. ru\ ct’ tion by LVL&W Company on Union Pacific property of pipe line to serve Roach Distributing Company and Texas ^om- When this project is approved, a revocable license from the Railroad Company to the LVL&W Company will be prepared which will terminate upon the sale of the water system to the District. This is in line with the provisions of proposed contract between the Railroads and the LVL&WGorapany for the sale of all of the water facilities of the Railroad Company to the LVL&W Company. That will enable the Railroad Companies to grant to the District at the time of the sale of the water system to the District permanent easements containing the limitations and restrictions which are recited in the proposed purchase aanndd tshael e Diasgtrreiecmte.nt between the LVL&W Company, Railroads I see no need for the LVL&W Company to obtain policies of title insurance for any licenses or easements obtained by it over lands of the Railroad Company. The instructions contained in my letter of May 1, 1953,that you should secure easements should be understood to be limited to easements obtained over property of others than the Railroads or their affiliates. pany E. E. Bennett