The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink About7/8/2003 - City Council - City Council Meeting Minutes1 CITY OF EAST WENATCHEE, WASHINGTON REGULAR SESSION OF THE CITY COUNCIL CONVENED MAYOR STEVEN C. LACY, PRESIDING JULY 8, 2003 6:30 P.M. ROLL CALL Councilmembers Present: Councilmember Bremmer, Councilmember Hendricks, Councilmember Smet, Councilmember Buckner, Councilmember Raab and Mayor Lacy. Councilmember Aiken and Councilmember DeWitt, were excused. Council Action: A motion was made to excuse Councilmember Aiken from this Council meeting by Councilmember Bremmer, second by Councilmember Raab. The motion carried, 5-0. Council Action: A motion was made to excuse Councilmember DeWitt from this Council meeting by Councilmember Bremmer, second by Councilmember Buckner. The motion carried, 5-0. Staff Present: Dana Barnard, Teresa Allen, Bob Goodman, Lori Barnett, and Chuck Zimmerman. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE CITIZEN COMMENTS Jim Seal, 1820 N 19`h Street, said he purchased property in the area where 4`h Street will extend to Eastmont Avenue. He said the placement of 41h Street has impacted his plans to build on this property. He added he feels like a hostage with this property until street construction plans are finalized. He would like to know when this will occur. Mayor Lacy said the project is listed on the Six -Year Transportation Improvement Program. Street Superintendent Goodman said the project is 98% designed. He added there have been some environmental concerns regarding Canyon A. Ramona Hauser, 1700 Country Club Drive, expressed concern over a nuisance property located next door. She said she has contacted Code Compliance Officer Morrison about the nuisance and was told the property is in compliance with the nuisance ordinance. Mayor Lacy said he would meet with Mr. Morrison to find out what has or can be done regarding her concern. MAYOR'S REPORT Mayor Lacy thanked City Treasurer Countryman (although not in attendance) for the year end reports for 2002. Mayor Lacy said he has a meeting with Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center Director Keith Williams on Friday, July 11`h, regarding reorganization of the museum. He said prior to requesting any funds from the City of East Wenatchee he would like to know how East z S1110d3lu MaNifl00 •lsil XI!1oud aql of pappE dfl laailS s,OI of jM laa.4S q,8 uioi3 .ianoiD 3o uoilalduzoo oql aas of axil pinon% aq pappE aH '1aa.ils ,p I uo Isom Suiuinl uagn% aouulsip lgSis rood u seq gN laaalS 4,01 puu aano.ID 3o uoiloaslalui aql ptus iauxong loquiauipounoD 'lsil WL'1201d luautanoiduil uoiluuodsueil• tOOZ aql uioi3 palolop uaaq anEq sivali asogl `aio3asagl, •aaununs sigl uoiloiulsuoo iol palnpagos st g uiali ACluoud puE uoiloiulsuoo iapun n%ou alu weld =A -xis luauno aql uo Z puE I swoli Aluoud pies ueuipoo[) luapualuuadnS laonS urd ZZ:L 1e Suuuaq oilgnd aq1 pasolo,(au-I ioXuW `luowwoo oilgnd ou SupuaH 'w'd I Z:L ie Suutaq oilgnd oq1 pauado ,Cou-j ioALW 'WE1201d luauianoiduil uoi1u11odsuu.il, mQA-mS aqi SuipiuSai Suutaq oilgnd d 10-LO-CO 9NIN 3H 0I'Igfld -papionsun% ISS£l i3quinulutuuM'Iti'8Zb`6b$JOlunouiu julol agi ui `Z£S£I ggnolgl 06b£I s.iaquinu luuuun% anolddu soop liounoD `£OOZ `8 XInf `olup sigi jo sy •liounoo of alqulienu apuui uaaq suq lugl Supsil u uo papiooal uaaq aneq `06O't7Z'Zb MD-d Aq palinbal su paggiao swiulo luaivasinquiial asuadxa asogl puu `080'bZ'Zb MD-d Aq palinbal su laoglo Suilipnt aq1 Xq pagpiao puu paltpnu s.iagonon —sllig3o uoilu.iapisuo3 •Z £OOZ `tiZ ounf `uoissaS iulnSag -- salnuiui3o uoilulopisuoD -I 0-S `paizreo uogoui oq L •1au)l3ng ioquiauiliounoD Xq pu000s `quug iaqu owpounoo Xq paluasaid se iLpualu3 luasuoo oq1 anoiddu of opuui sum uoiloui y :uo1l3d Paunoa 2IWINaliva .LK3SNOJ •len1lsa3 aq) of alnqul Cud of uoiluSalap aqj Auediu000u llin% dnoB aouup LunSeN eu vSoigS aq1 `uoilippu uj •aaquiauipmoq a `oil iuinslnW iW puu `aalliuzuioD ,I[IiD ialsiS un%usiW oq1 3o luappwd aoin `nleunnliquX igsoXusLW 'iW aq llin% Suipuoue osly •uoiluSalap oql ptaq of olow uiuk tgoiuk •.ijN `Buiuuuld 3o .iolowtG aql paluuSisap seq aq `puallu of alge aq 1ou IIiM pinznS uW gSnoglld •lunilsa,l slaagM V sSuiM aq1 puallu 01 uoilulinui uu Suildaooe `uudu f `utnsiW `gnznS 1OX72 I uioa3 101101 a pan10301 puq aq plus Xou-I iokaW •suoildo loulsiQ IoogoS aql antS o1 puallu pjnon% AauiouV ioinsiQ IoogoS aql Pius OH '41LI AInf uo plaq oq llin%SuilaaW p.iuog IoogoS lxau oql, •saililigissod aql woldxa of axil pinon% oq pits AotZ ioAuW -Apadoid oql 3o uoiliod u ao Ilu ui isajalui uu anuq igSiui fiiD agl.li nnoml 01 palutM siloiNiuun "N •gN 109.IIS .6 uo paieool f4jadoid IoogoS gSiH ioiunf luouilstg agl lsanip of gsin% fZog1 put palulalaoou aneq suuld loulsiQ IoogoS agl pits aH •siloiTuun kuuH luopualuuodnS loulsiQ IoogoS luouilsud Blinn laui puq aq pits Amr ioxuw •auiagl uopivaH/iuogSuud u uo aloui snooj of uinasnui aq1 a)lil p1non% aq pappE OH •uinasnui luuoiSai u uioil 13auaq llin% aagoluuaM £OOZ `8 A'Iflf S3.Lf1NIW 'IID,\Ifl00 33H0.LVNgAI ISdd 40 A.LIO CITY OF EAST WENATCHEE COUNCIL MINUTES JULY 8, 2003 Councilmember Hendricks said he would not be able to attend the Council of Governments Meeting scheduled for July 17`". However, he would like to bring up the issue of a possible fireworks ban. City Attorney Zimmerman said that if an Ordinance is passed it would not be effective for 365 days. Therefore the effective date would be in 2005. ADJOURNMENT - 8:00 P.M. Dana Barnard City Clerk 1