HomeMy WebLinkAbout5/5/1986 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesCITY OF EAST WENATCHEE
COUNCIL MEETING
MAY 5, 1986
Council members present: Les Young, Tery McKee, Paul Cassel, Brian Taylor and
Richard McGraw. Attorneys Bob Kiesz and Chuck Zimmerman.
Planner Bob Hughes and Deputy City Clerk Dannie Kinzel.
Meeting was called to order by Mayor Don Crain.
Minutes of the previous meeting were read and amended to read (second page paragraph
2), "Paul Cassel made a motion to expend up to 60,000.00, for fire hydrants. With
this correction motion was made by Les Young to accept minutes as written, seconded
by Tery McKee and passed unanimously.
Bills and accounts were approved as submitted. Motion was made and seconded by Paul
Cassel and Les Young and passed unanimously.
Bob Goodman reported the sprinkler system was completed at the school site, at a
cost of approximately 600.00. He also stated on Apple Blossom banner had been pur-
loined during the festival celebration. Bob said he had talked to a gentlemen from
the Douglas County P.U.D., and was told nothing could be assembled on the poles
located on Grant Road. This being the case there are thirty poles on Valley Mall
Parkway for decorating purposes.
Mayor Crain said he had been approached by Mrs. McRae of 909 North Baker Avenue,
regarding a price being set on the property owned by the City located just South of
her property. Brian Taylor told the Council that if the City Granted the necessary
variances the lot could qualify as a building site and that the valuation would be
approximately 12,000.00. If the variances were not granted the value would be much
less. Mayor Crain suggested all inquiries on the subject be referred to Brian Taylor
and he in turn would present them to the Council.
Chief Harold Kirby reported Apple Blossom went smoothly for the police department
and that approximately fifty cars took part in the "Classey Chassis" parade. Chief
Kirby informed the Council he had submitted a letter to the Civil Service Commission
requesting an examination be given for the position of sargeant. Said letter was
hand delivered to Dennis Mengelos, Chairman of the Civil Service Commission. A test
will be given and the top three names will be submitted to Chief Kirby.
Ordinance No. 402 (Gackstetter Rezone) was again discussed. Following this discussion
motion was made by Brian Taylor to adopt Ordinance No. 402 as written, seconded by
Les Young and passed unanimously.
City Attorney Charles Zimmerman reported a new ordinance was on the drawing board
regarding the assessment of fines for misdemeanors and gross misdemeanors. As it
stands now the State and the County can levy a much higher fine for the same offenses.
The new ordinance would bring the City more in line with the State and the County.
This will be brought up at a later date.
'Robert Kiesz City Attorney discussed the City Council accepting the 75% petition of
Gordon Giesen for annexation of his property into the City. Motion was made by Tery
McKee to accept the petition, seconded by Paul Cassel and passed unanimously.
Api.3 R460 44nda0
*XLsnowLUPun passed PUP
' MPJg0W p d f'q papu oas °pauao a aq 6uL4aaw ay; ;ey; UOL;oW a apEW .AOL/CYj uPlaB
•FLsnOWLueun passed pue La Lned �q papuooas °3soo LPn;�e ay; o; se sa;onb 4a6 0;
.AOXPW ay; azLaoy;ne o; UOL;ow P apeW ME.A93W PaP40La 'OO*OOS`L RLa}ewLxO.Adde jo }so0
e ;e 'pa.Aaajaad u6LsaP ay; seM 6PLJ p04P6uOLa ayj •sRPMOq LeuOL3eu LPaanas JO;
saLod ay} uo 6ULS'eLdsLp AOj aLge;Lns a.AaM ;gbnoy; ay su6Lsap awns paMOyS uLP.A3 AOXPW
•aa;;PW ay; uo SMaLn aLay; ssa.Adxa o; k;Lun4aoddo
ay; uanL6 aq pLnoys kay; pue uPLd anLsuayaadwo0 ALay; uL ;un000E O;uL SLy; 6uLIe; seM
ajan8/LLauuo3oW ;ey; papLoap seM ;L •passnoSLp seM UOL;PoL;L;neaq aouea;u3 43
'LLPH A Q ;P '*W'd OE:9 ;P 986L `SL RPW AOj pa;do
LLouno3 ayj •y;SL pue y;bL RPW °uanL6 aaaM sa;Pp OMj •6UL4aaw LPwaOSUL ue ao; a;ep
P ;aS 0; 6ULISP a�anq/LL8uuo33W woa4 LLPo auoyda La; a pPy ay PCPs Mea93W P.AP40Ld
'awL; SLy;
;P apew SPM UOLSL3ap ON •;aaa;s y;EL o; y;aou 6uLnuL4uO3 °uoL;3asaa4uLXvMy6Ly ay;
o; ;aaa;s 446 woa3 y;aou 6uLuuna fieMIaPd LLPW AaLLeA ;o apls ;saM ay; uo ILPMapLs P
aq pLnoM anL;euaa;Le aay;o ayj •;aaa;s y;LL O; ;aaa;s y46 woa} y;aou 6u Luuna SPMlaed
LLPW kaLLPA 30 aPLs 4SPa ay; uO ILPMapls a JOJ wooa seM away; pa;aodaa aoLkej ueLae
•pajoe;s aq pLnoo Say; jL XLLPLoadsa °aoeds y6noua
seM away; awns SPM ay pLes uewpoog qog •sdoys k4L3 ay; ;P paao;s aq LLCM S4lWLL
k4Q ay; uLy;LM UOL;oa;oad aaLI a;enbape Aoj papoau S;uPapfq aaL3 aulu-94 UaM; aqj
•;aaa;s uo;LLwPH 30 pua ay; ;e sapeoLaaeq do ;nd o; papLoap seM ;L suoo
PUP soad ay; 6uLssnosLp aa;;y •;aaa;S U04LLWPH uo k;aado,Ad uaauo0 ay; ao} Aa4JO
100,003 S A13 ay; Pa;oaCaa XaLlwOJ9 J.ALN R'auao;;y ;Py; pawao3uL sPM LLouno3 ayj
u
BILLS SUBMITTED FOR PAYMENT MAY 5, 1986
CURRENT EXPENSE
1.
Richard McGraw
April Per -diem
55.71
2.
J. Brian Taylor
April Per -diem
55.71
3.
Terence McKee
April Per -diem
55.71
4.
Paul Cassel
April Per -diem
55.71
5.
Leslie V. Young, Jr.
April Per -diem
55.71
6.
Wen. V. Humane Society
May Dog Control
300.00
7.
Cascade Janitorial Service
April Janitorial Service
45.00
8.
E. W. Water District
2 Months Service to City Hall
14.00
9.
City of Wenatchee
Planning Services for 1/2 of April
250.00
10.
Ogden, Ogden, Murphy & Wallace
Legal Services through 3/3/1986
3
232.52
11.
Libke, Jones & Mitchell, Inc.
Insurance
19
168.65
12.
In -Print
Office Supplies & Printing
65.82
13.
Int. Conference of Bldg. Officials Code Books Amount Owing
5.11
14.
Emp. Security Dept.
April Social Security
2
728.29
15.
Miller Supply
Sprinkler System for School Site Park
629.70
16.
The Wenatchee World
Ordinances Published & Fliers Delivered
262.11
17.
Grant Road Hardware
Parts, Supplies (Park) & Paper Towels
74.26
27
054.01
STREET
1. Emp. Security Dept.
2. Libke, Jones & Mitchell
3. Zellerbach Paper Co.
4. Cascade Natural Gas
5. Grange Supply Co.
6. P. U. D.
POLICE
1. Kayo's Car Wash
2. Robert Lundeen, M. D.
3. Kit's Cameras
4. Grange Supply
5. Blumenthal
6. LEIRA
7. Glen Frese, PSy. D.
STADIUM FUND
1. W A V & Convention Bureau
April Social Security 698.71
Insurance 7 479.60
Paper Towels for Shop 62.57
1 Months Service to Shop & Garage 49.32
Gasoline 308.80
2 Months Service to Shop & Garage 34.00
=,mac c7IiIf
April Police Car Washes 70.00
Clifford Hahn's Medical 23.00
Film &'Photofinishing 20.63
Gasoline 195.02
2 Flashlights & 1 pr. Uniform Pants 247.20
Annual Dues (Kelli Keefe) 25.00
Brooks Therapy 180.00
760.85
Promotion for Tourism 2 000.00