HomeMy WebLinkAbout9/21/1970 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesSEPTEMBER 21, 1970
The regular meeting of the East Wenatchee City Council wall called
to order by Mayor Forrest Lannoye. Present were Councilmen Art
C+Neal, Cliff Tvedten, Ed Rich, Doug Hanna, Arnold Stevens;
Attorney John Carlson and Clerk Dorotha McGee.
The minutes of the previous meeting were approved as read.
The bills were presented to the Council as follows:
U.A. B. Warrant no. 67
Munson -Nash -Futrell & Associates $59025.00
Art O?Veal made a motion to pay the bill; seconded by Ed Rich
and passed unanimously.
Ed Rich reported attending the meeting, Saturday, regarding the
proposed legislation for distribution of the gas tax. Said
legislation would become effective in 1975. The Mayor and
Council discussed this matter, and the general agreement was
in opposition to said legislation.
Mayor Lannoye reported that Ernie Moore, owner of Minns Tavern,
has expressed oposition to parallel parking on Main Street.
Doug Hanna stated that the new street lights have been installed
on the Main Street project.
Mayor Lannoye instructed Cliff Tvedten to contact the telephone
company regarding rocks and debris+ left by the contractor on
French Street,
Mike Lynch, North Central Regional Library, explained services
offered by the library district.
John Carlson presented Resolution no. 1022; Resolution no. 1022
will increase the budget of the General Government, Police, and
Park Departments in the amount of $2,625.00. Arnold Stevens
made a motion to pass Resolution no. 1022; seconded by Ed Rich
and passed unanimously.
Mayor Lannoye stated that the Association of Washington Cities
will hold meetings at Omak on October 6th, and Quincy on October
20th. If Council men are able to attend, notify the Clerk.
John Carlson reported receiving a letter from Attorney James
Lynch regarding the Kentucky Fried Chicken property, and possible
flood damage to said property.
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John Carlson reported that the Allen Condemnation case will be
set for trial. He requested the maximum amount that he may agree
to pay for settlement before trial. After a discussion, the
majority of the Councilmen agreed to set the maximum amount at
$101000.00.
Arnold Stevens made a motion to adjourn; seconded by Cliff Tvedten
and passed unanimously.
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