HomeMy WebLinkAbout4/5/1971 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesApril 5, 1971
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The regular meeting of the
to order by Mayor Forrest
O'Neal, Cliff Tvedten, Ed
and Clerk Dorotha McGee.
East Wenatchee City Council was called
Lannoye. Present were Councilmen Art
Rich, Doug Hanna; Attorney John Carlson
The minutes of the previous meeting were approved as read.
The bills were presented to the Council
as follows:
Current Expense warrants nos. 3776
- 3819
Mott W. Liek
51.89
Joe H. Carl
566.46
Charles Kay Walker
489.85
Wenatchee Merchant Police
187,00
Wells & Wade Hardware
175.98
Texaco, Inc.
95.63
Swallowline Printing
24.78
Law Enforcement Retire. System
160.66
Dorotha McGee
181.20
Badger Shirt Co.
5.45
General Telephone Co.
3.10
Central Communications
36.35
Dicks Service
6.30
R.M. Church, Inc.
6.55
North Central Chevrolet Co.
11.09
Pacific Outfitting Co.
43.53
Mallery+s
10.00
Wenatchee Police Dept.
45.30
Eastmont Pharmacy
31.91
Standard Oil Co.
2.05
Texaco, Inc.
26.77
Flanigan, Libke & Jones
35.00
The Craftsman, Inc.
64.31
Security Bank of Washington
202.80
Employment Security Dept.
707.36
Washington Physicians Service
225.09
General Telephone Co.
18.15
Trick & Murray.
58.65
Douglas Co. Fire Dist. No. 2
11822.00
Cascade Natural Gas Corp.
31.64
Municipal Clerks Association
10.00
Eva Marie Walker
78.49
Pedco Credit Union
20.00
Herbert J. Olive
30,00
John C. Carlson
209,30
Pedco Credit Union
25.00
Wm. M. Hamilton
155.85
Dorotha McGee
354.45
Natl. Assn, Court Administration
20,00
Douglas Co. Sewer Dist. No. 1
10,00
Dept. Labor & Industries
0.37
Craven Lumber Co.
4.08
Marlin Lannoye
28,00
Douglas County Treasurer
31.80
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Mayor Lannoye reported that Mr8l Randle has promised to donate the
land in front of her house to the city for street purposes.
Ed Rich spoke in favor of accepting said parcel of land. He will
obtain a legal description of the property for the next Council
meeting.
John Carlson presented Ordinance No. 165 to the Mayor and Council.
Ordinance No. 165 relates to the establishment of a Board of
Adjustment. Art O'Neal made a motion to approve and pass Ordinance
No. 165; seconded by Doug Hanna and passed unanimously.
With approval of the City Council, Mayor Lannoye appointed Dick
Morrill and Dave Ellis to the Board of Adjustment, for 2 year
terms; positions 4 and 5 respectively. Three members will be
appointed at a later date.
Cliff Tvedten made a motion to adjourn; seconded by Art O'Neal
and passed unanimously.
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