HomeMy WebLinkAbout9/20/1971 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesSeptember 20, 1971
The regular meeting of the East Wenatchee City Council was called to
order by Mayor Forrest Lannoye. Present were Councilmen Art O'Neal
Ed Rich, Doug Fianna, Cliff Tvedten; Attorney John Carlson and Clerk
Dorotha McGee.
The minutes of the previous meeting were approved as read.
Bills for payment October 1, 1971 were presented to the Council as
follows:
Current expense warrants nos. 4013 - 4019
Joe H. Carl $534.46
Clifford E. Hahn 513.00
Dorotha McGee 181.20
John C. Carlson 209.30
Wm. M. Hamilton 155.85
Dorotha McGee 354.45
Mott W. Liek 162.08
Street Warrant no. 1135
Mott W. Liek 371.60
Doug Hanna mo`,ed to pay the bills; seconded by Art O'Neal and passed
by a unanimously.
Doug Hanna reported a street light near the bank has been repaired.
Mayor Lannoye presented Resolution no. 1034 to the Council. Resolution
no. 134 established 13th st, from U.S. 2 to Baker st. as an Arterial
street. Ed Rich moved to pass Resolution no. 1034; seconded by
Art O'Neal and passed unanimously. 4
Council members gave their approval for Morrill Asphalt Co. to resurface
13th st. from U.S. 2 to Arbor Terrace, at a cost of approximately
$1,900.00.
John Carlson presented Ordinance No. 168 to the Mayor and Council.
Ordinance no. 168 relates to condemnation of property needed for the
Baker street project. Ed Rich moved to approve and pass Ordinance
no. 168; seconded by Doug Hanna and passed unanimously.
After a discussion, Doug Hanna moved that the city license card tables
at $25.00 for the month of September and $60.00 per month thereafter;
motion seconded by Ed Rich and passed uhanimously. John Carlson will
prepare an atdendment to Ordinance no. 54.
Doug Hanna moved to set the tax levy for 1972 at 7.5 mills; seconded by
Cliff Tvedten and passed by a unanimous vote.
Council members agreed to call for bids for a new police car; bids to
be opened October 18, 1971. Mayor Lannoye was authorized to prepare
the specifications.
The Mayor and Council discussed the possibility of the City paying for
cleaning the police uniforms. Art O'Neal will present costs at the
next meeting. &I
Council members were in favor of hiring a third police officer.
Cliff Tvedten moved to adgaurn; seconded by Ed Rich and sled unanimously.
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