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Home My WebLink About7/21/1986 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesCOUNCIL MEETING July 21, 1986 Council Members present: Les Young, Brian Taylor, Paul Cassel, Tery McKee and Dick McGraw. City Attorneys, Robert Kiesz and Chuck Zimmerman. City Clerk, Peggy McArthur. Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as presented. Motion was made by Dick McGraw, seconded by Les Young and passed unanimously. Bills and Accounts were approved as submitted. Motion was made by Paul Cassel, seconded by Les Young and passed unanimously. Chief Harold Kirby advised the Council that Kelli Virnig had taken a job at District Court and the new Records Clerk, Shannon Wilsey had started work. Bob Goodman said he had talked with the Department of Transportation personnel concerning the sidewalk plans and said they may be able to eliminate a couple of retaining walls which would save t� City approximately 35,000.00. Bob also said that some provisions will have to ade for street lighting after the P.U.D. bury their lines. Bob said he will get some costs from the State. Bob Goodman said that the plans for Valley Mall Parkway did not allow for on street parking and the State needs to know what the City wants. After some discussion, Brian Taylor made a motion that between 9th and llth streets on Valley Mall Parkway, there be "on street' parking without a left turn lane and 'from approximately, llth street North, there be left turn lane without "on street" parking, seconded by Dick McGraw. Brian Taylor, Dick McGraw, Tery McKee and Paul Cassel voted yes, Les Young voted no. Motion carried. The Council enacted to adopt Ordinance 407 (Changing the time of Council meetings) Motion was made by Les Young, seconded by Paul Cassel and passed unanimously. SR/2 SR/28 Shoreline permit was again addressed for reconsideration. As the location of an overpass is not within the 200 feet of Shoreline the matter was brought back before the Council. Bob Kiesz said the Council would have to come to some conclusion and findings. Brian Taylor made a motion to reconsider the City Planning Commission's recommendations that the State Department of Transportation be given the Shoreline Permit necessary for SR/2 - SR/28, seconded Les Young. Paul Cassel said he agreed that the Council should reconsider the permit but he was still concerned about traffic problems for pedistrians and bikers and felt the Council should go beyond the 200 feet of shoreline. Tery McKee made a motion to discuss the issue outside of the shoreline, seconded by Dick McGraw and passed unanimously. Dick McGraw said he had received a letter from McConnell and Burke and they stated the City does have an interest in the entire project and he concurred with their thoughts on the project. 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Seconded by Paul Cassel and pa aotio t� meeting be na usly. CitVIEW `-` 1 BILLS SUBMITTED FOR PAYMENT JULY 21, 1986 CURRENT EXPENSE 1. Don Crain July Salary 2. Peggy McArthur July Salary 3. Dannie Kinzel July Salary 4. Ron Lannoye July Salary 5. Lennie Breckenridge July Salary 6. Jeffrey Baker July Public Defender Retainer 7. Do. Co. Dist. Court July Payment 8. Do. Co. Sewer District 2 Months Service 9. AWC Employees Benefit Trust Aug. Medical Insurance 10. Ogden, Ogden, Murphy & Wallace July Legal Retainer 11. Assn. of WA. Cities Convention Registration (Richard 12. Chelan -Douglas Health Dist. 3rd Quarter Health Services 13. Pedco Credit Union July Payment 14. Do. Co. Boundary Review Bd. Notice of Intention -Annexation 15. General Telephone 1 Months Service 16. Security Bank of WA. July Withholding Deposit 17. Wells & Wade Parts for Sprinkling System 18. In Print Office Supplies & Printing STREET 1. Ron Lannoye 2. Len Breckenridge 3. Robert Goodman 4. AWC Emp. Trust 5. Pedco Credit Union 6. Security Bank of WA. 7. Do. Co. Sewer Dist. 8. Do. Co. Public Works 9. Morrill Asphalt 10. E. W. Water District 11. General Telephone 12. Consolidated Supply 13. WA. State Treasurer 14. Modern Machinery 15. Traffic Control Signs July Salary July Salary July Salary August Medical Insurance July Payment July Withholding 2 Months Service Street Signs Hot Mix & Solvent 2 Months Service 1 Months Service Fittings for Fire Hydrants Preliminary Engineering Kit repair of Sweeper Sign McGraw) 308.90 242.85 013.63 506.07 525.07 499.92 614.62 22.06 628.33 844.00 125.00 498.50 500.00 25.00 340.85 147.70 41 .85 126.36 16 010.71 877.54 050.15 471.30 371.36 300.00 625.30 14.00 103.00 52.12 39.65 50.83 951.40 176.49 82.31 46.15 13 211.60 POLICE 1. Harold Kirby July Salary 1 647.74 2. Mike Cattin July Salary 1 627.49 3. Chet Virnig July Salary 1 452.39 4. John Harrison July Salary 1 826.48 5. Bruce Nash July Salary 1 519.35 6. Mike Schulz July Salary 1 493.23 7. City of E. 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