HomeMy WebLinkAbout2/19/1986 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesCouncil Meeting
Feb. 19, 1986
Council Members present: Paul Cassel, Dick McGraw, Brian Taylor, Terry McKee and
Les Young. Attorneys Bob Kiesz and Chuck Zimmerman.
City Clerk, Peggy McArthur.
Meeting was called to Order by Mayor Pro-tem, Paul Cassel.
Minutes of the previous meeting were approved with one modification. Ron Duncan,
an adjacent property owner to the proposed Gordon Giesen annexation stated he had no
problem with the annexation if the property was annexed into the City with the same
zoning as it is now, R-2 or equivalent which would be R-M in the City's zoning
ordinance. Brian Taylor made a motion that the minutes be approved with the above
modification, seconded by Dick McGraw and passed unanimously.
Bills and accounts were approved as submitted. Motion was made by Dick McGraw,
seconded by Terry McKee. Paul Cassel said a voucher to Steven Clem in the amount of
450.00 was for work done on prior cases that went to Court in January of 1986.
There being no further questions on the bills, the vote was unanimous.
Acting Chief Harold Kirby said the light bar came in and had been installed. Chief
Kirby also said Officer Mike Cattin would be going in for surgery Feb. 26 and would
be off from 4 to 6 weeks. He said he would be filling in for Mike.
Paul Cassel thanked Acting Chief Harold Kirby for his letter informing the Mayor
and Council of his inquiry into a request by Ben Wilson for a liquor license. Paul
'said the final decision would be up to the Liquor Control Board and Mayor.
Permission was granted to Bob Goodman to purchase traffic paint. The cost to be
approximately 1,200.00.
Paul Cassel explained a Supplemental Agreement he was asked to sign, extending the
number of calendar/working days for Engineering completion for Forsgren Perkins
Engineering for the 9th St. Project to 150 calendar/working days. The additional time
allowance was at the request of the Department of Transportation, State Aid Engineer.
Dick McGraw questioned the terminolgy of an Ordinance vacating Adams Street. After it
was agreed to remove (a portion of Street) from the Ordinance, the Council authorized
the execution of Ordinance No. 396.
The request from Gordon Giesen to annex into the City and a change in zoning was
again discussed. Dick McGraw said he did speak with Bill Millett, who is representing
Mr. Giesen about the annexation in private but felt there was no conflict of interest.
Bill Millett read information from an Environmental Checklist and stated the property
was contiguous to commerical property.
Ron Duncan, an adjacent property owner again voiced his concerns, if the property was
zoned light commercial. It was brought out that the City's Comprehensive Plan requires
a four acre parcel for light commercial.
Ron Duncan also stated that the residential area was not notified of the hearing and
that a rezone of the property was denied when presented to the County because of public
objection and also that commercial property might create a drainage problem.
After more discussion, the Council agreed that they were not ready to make a decision
as much more information is needed. The Council asked Mr. Millett to supply them
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BILLS SUBMITTED FOR PAYMENT FEB. 19, 1986
CURRENT EXPENSE
1. Ogden, Ogden, Murphy & Wallace
2. Pedco Credit Union
3. Libke, Jones & Mitchell
4. Nelson Office Machines
5. AWC Employee Trust
6. Steven M. Clem
7. Helen Schultz
8. Security Bank
9. Wm. McKenzie
10. Jeffrey C. Barker
11. Don Crain
12. Peggy McArthur
13. Dannie Kinzel
14. Ron Lannoye
15. Len Breckenridge
16. George Sperline
17. Telephone Co.
18. In Print
19. Do. Co. Dist. Court
20. Chelan -Douglas C. on Aging
21. Advance Travel R. Fund
'22. IBM
23. P. U. D.
24. Ogden, Ogden, Murphy & Wallace
25. Petty Cash
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STREET
Feb. Legal Retainer
1
844.00
Feb. Payment
500.00
Bond for Treasurer/Clerk
250.00
Maintenance Agree., & Toner
370.88
March Medical,Dental & Vision Ins.
1
359.34
Professional Services for Jan. 1986
450.00
Translator Fee
15.00
Feb. Withholding Deposit
3
807.30
Feb. Salary
324.97
Feb. Public Defender Retainer
499.92
Feb. Salary
308.90
Feb. Salary
1
342.85
Feb. Salary
1
013.63
Feb. Salary
506.07
Feb. Salary
525.07
Feb. Salary
324.97
1 Months Service
332.98
Office Supplies & Printing
189.36
Feb. Court Payment
2
614.62
Per Contract
1
807.00
Registration Fee AWC Conference
60.00
Maint. Agree. 2 Typewriters
253.70
2 Months Service City Hall
295.00
Dec. Legal Services
2
327.36
Postage & Traveling
155.82
21 478.74
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Bank
Feb. Withholding Deposit
741.30
2.
Forsgren-Perkins
Engineering Services
4
187.72
3.
AWC Employee Trust
March Medical
371.36
4.
Pedco Credit Union
Feb. Payment
300.00
5.
Northwest Bearing
Bearings for Shop Grinder
5.13
6.
Ron Lannoye
Feb. Salary & Jan. Overtime
1
084.99
7.
Len Breckenridge
Feb. Salary & Jan. Overtime
1
225.37
8.
Bob Goodman
Feb. Salary
1
471.30
9.
In Print
Office Supplies
8.25
10.
General Telephone
1 Months Service
48.29
11.
P. U. D.
2 Months Service
1
757.00
11
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