HomeMy WebLinkAbout7/7/1986 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesCITY OF EAST WENATCHEE
COUNCIL MEETING
July 7, 1986
Councilmembers present: Brian Taylor, Les Young, Dick McGraw and Paul Cassel.
City Attorneys, Bob Kiesz and Chuck Zimmerman.
City Clerk, Peggy McArthur.
In the absence of Mayor Crain, meeting was called to Order by Paul Cassel, Mayor
Pro Tem.
Chief Harold Kirby said only one complaint was received about fire crackers over the
4th of July holiday. He said it was rather quiet.
Bob Goodman said the bid was awarded to Basin Asphalt for the 9th Street project
and was well under the Engineer's estimate. He stated that 9th Street, from Valley
Mall Parkway to Baker would be closed during construction. Traffic would be routed
to llth St.
Bob Goodman said the sidewalk on Grant Road had been repaired and the person had done
a good job.
Chuck Zimmerman said that the Fire Chief was satisfied with the dead end on Hamilton
Street as the turn around appeared to be adequate. If there are any changes in the
future at the end of the street the problems would have to be addressed at that time.
The Eastmont Recreation Service Area Advisory Ballot was discussed. Bob Kiesz said the
advisory vote in the past was not binding today and the Council could approve or reject
it at this point.
'Bob Kiesz also said the City could pay the Bond Levy out of the general fund if they
so wished.
Brian Taylor said he felt the people should have a chance to vote again on the issue.
Jim Barker said the City residents would be charged extra for the use of the pool
and for using the parks if the City does not join.
After more discussion, Brian Taylor made a motion that the matter be tabled for two
weeks. Seconded by Dick McGraw and passed unanimously.
The Council agreed that all retaining walls placed on Valley Mall Parkway to 15th
that are needed, should be aggregate. Brian said he would pass that on to the Dept.
of Transportation and he also stated that the P.U.D. plans to underground all power
along the project.
Bill Millett said he had attended the Boundary Review Board's Hearing concerning the
Gordon Giesen annexation. He said the County Engineer felt the annexation should
include 3rd St. and the Group Home. Bob Goodman said the City already maintains that
portion of 3rd Street.
Bob Hughes suggested that the Council wait until the Boundary Review Board arrives
at their conclusion before anyone from the City contacts them with a proposal. Paul
'Cassel and the other Council Members concurred.
The SR/2 - SR/28 Shoreline Substantial Development Permit application was brought
before the Council.
Dick McGraw stated that he would have to disqualify himself as he is a Board member
of the Chamber of Commerce and the Chamber took a stand on the issue.
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caused by fireworks and the cool weather over the weekend.
Dick McGraw said the problems are not the fault of the seller.
After more discussion, Dick McGraw made a motion to con 'nue the three non profit
fireworks stand permits within the City, seconded b es oung and passed unanimously.
There being no further business, Dick McGraw ma a motio that the maeting'be
adjourned, seconded by Les Young and passed un nimously. j
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BILLS SUBMITTED FOR PAYMENT JULY 7, 1986
CURRENT EXPENSE
1.
Les Young
June Per -diem
55.71
2.
Paul Cassel
June Per -diem
55.71
3.
Tery McKee
June Per -diem
55.71
4.
Brian Taylor
June Per -diem
55.71
5.
Dick McGraw
June Per -diem
55.71
6.
Wen Valley Humane Society
July Dog Control
300.00
7.
Cascade A-1 Janitorial Service
June Janitorial Service
45.00
8.
Employment Security Dept.
2nd Quarter Unemployement Comp.
965.55
9.
Sears, Roebuck & Co.
Parts for Lawnmower
82.73
10.
Dept. of Labor & Ind.
2nd Quarter Ind. Insurance
1,829.58
11.
In -Print
Office supplies & printing
79.13
12.
East Wenatchee Water Dist.
2 months service - City Hall
14.00
13.
General Telephone
1 month service
355.19
14.
Richard McGraw
Meeting at Chelan (meal)
15.05
15.
Employment Security Dept.
June Social Security
2,949.72
16.
City of Wenatchee
Planning Services & Permit fees
1,010.85
17.
Ma Cristine Buak
Translator Fee
15.00
18.
Chevron U.S.A., Inc.
Credit Card Charge
28.68
19.
Advance Travel Expense Fund
Richard McGraw - Conference in Tacoma
168.19
20.
Chelan County Treasurer
2nd Quarter liquor tax
101.64
21.
Grant Road Hardware
Supplies - Police - Park - City Hall
75.66
22.
Ogden, Ogden, Murphy & Wallace
Legal Services
3,402.66
23.
Nelson Office Machines
1 box of toner for copier
109.65
11 826.83
STREET
T.
Harrions Auto Parts, Inc.
Parts for street flusher
6.28
2.
Cascade Natural Gas
1 month service to shop
5.57
3.
Douglas County P.U.D.
2 months service shop
35.00
4.
Dept. of Labor & Ind.
2nd Quarter Ind. Ins.
692.68
5.
Employment Security
2nd Quarter Unemployment Comp.
275.66
6.
General Telephone Co.
1 Month Service
50.73
7.
Employment Security
June Social Security
688.02
8.
Forsgren-Perkins Eng.
Revised Billing for April
4,151.35
9.
The Wenatchee World
Publication- Street Plan
19.20
10.
Sears
Paint - Shop building
58.02
11.
Grant Road Hardware
Misc. supplies
6.16
12.
Dale's Cement Finishing
Sidewalks & Driveway Grant Road
282.51
6 271.18
POLICE
1.
Kits Cameras
Developing, film & flash cubes
15.04
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3.
Dick's Service
Floor Factory
Repairing air conditioner Car #6
Carpet - police dept.
131.83
51.60
4.
Wells & Wade
Locks & stain - police dept.
36.38
5.
Wheel Graphics Northwest
200 targets, freight
70.41
6.
Knutson Lumber
Materials for Cabinets - Police dept.
121.81
7.
Cascade Chevrolet
Parts for police car
62.92
8.
Harrison Auto Parts
Parts for police car
134.63
9.
Kayo's Car Wash
June Car washes
70.00
10.
Piston Service Ine.
Oil Filters - Police cars
42.55
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