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^01 South Second St. Las Vegas, MNevada May 23, 19fa W 16-3-12 MT* K» N. Reynolds Mayor, City Hall 1836 North Main St. North Las Vegas, Nevada Dear Mr. Reynolds! Referring to our conversation a short tine ago concerning r e q u e s t C i t y of North Las Vegas for a right-of-way across iptnoh property for proposed sewerline and the purchase of a sits for the proposed pumping plantJ This matter was presented to our officers at Los Angeles, and I am today advised they are willing to recommend to our executives that the Water Company grant to the city a ten-foot easement located along the north and south center line of Section 25 for sewerline, and sale to the City of a site for the proposed pumping plant, containing approximately one-half acre, for a "consideration of #100 upon receipt of advice from City that the sewer bonds have been sold and contract has been awarded for- construction of the sewerline and pumping plant. If the above proposal la satisfactory to you, will you please so advise. Very truly yours, W. H, Johnson Acting General Manager
