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Home My WebLink About11/3/1986 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesCITY OF EAST WENATCHEE COUNCIL MEETING Nov. 3, 1986 Council Members present: Les Young, Tery McKee, Brian Taylor and Paul Cassel. Attorneys, Robert Kiesz and Chuck Zimmerman. City Clerk, Peggy McArthur. Meeting was called to Order by Mayor, Don Crain. Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as presented. Motion was made by Paul Cassel, seconded by Brian Taylor and passed unanimously. Bills and accounts were approved as submitted. Motion was made by Tery McKee, seconded by Brian Taylor and passed unanimously. An Ordinance amending parking of vehicles on 9th Street was discussed. Bob Goodman said he had received a few complaints but he felt the Council should pass the Ordinance as it would create a problem for snow plowing if parking was allowed. The Council agreed to discuss the matter later in the meeting. The Council again discussed joining the Douglas County Eastmont Recreation Service Area. Mayor Crain advised Jim Barker that money was included in the 1987 Preliminary Budget to cover the residents share of the levy but that the Council had not reviewed or passed on the budget to date. Mr. Barker suggested that one or two Council members get together with him and discuss what the money will be used for so an Inter Agency Agreement can be drafted if the Council so desires. Tery McKee and Les Young agreed to meet with Mr. Barker and bring the information back before the Council November 17th. A Public Hearing was held on the proposed Zoning of the Michael K. Story et al Annexation into the City. The Council determined the Zoning to be R-L, Single Family Low Density Residential. One couple asked if the City planned to widen 13th St. The Council assured them that there had been no discussion about widening 13th Street. There was no other public input. The next Public Hearing will be held to consider annexation into the City, Nov. 17, 1986. Ordinance No. 107 (Obstruction Of Visibility At Intersections) was not discussed and will be put back on a future agenda. The Council enacted to adopt Ordinance No. 410 (Establishing and Regulating Parking of Vehicles on 9th Street N.E. within the City Limits. Motion was made by Paul Cassel, seconded by Les Young and passed unanimously. Several tavern operations and owners were in attendance to discuss their objections to the City's Gambling Tax. Most felt the 2% charge should be on net rather than the gross amount of gambling. 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Les Young Oct. Per -diem 2. Paul Cassel Oct. Per -diem 3. Tery McKee Oct. Per -diem 4. Brian Taylor Oct. Per -diem 5. Richard McGraw Oct. Per -diem 6. Emp. Security Dept. Oct. Social Security 7. W. V. Humane Society Nov. Dog Control 8. Cascade A-1 Janitorial Oct. Service 9. E. W. Water District 2 Months Service 10. L. B. Stone Translator Fees 11. Wenatchee World Publications 12. In Print Office Supplies 13. Petty Cash Cash Expenditures -Postage STREET 1. Empl. Security Dept. Oct. Social Security 2. Shell Oil Co. Credit Card -Gasoline 3. P. U. D. 2 Months Service 4. Basin Paving 15% Retainage llth St. 5. Greatland Exhaust Mufflers 6. Petty Cash Cash Expenditure -Propane 7. Cascade Gas 1 Months Service 8. WA. St. Treasurer Sept. Signal Maint. 9. Grant Road Hardware Sheetrock & Nails 10. Harrison Auto Parts Parts 11. Grange Supply Gasoline POLICE 1. Chelan Co., Treasurer Prisoner Housing Fee Sept. 2. Pay'n Save Microwave & Extension Cord 3. Kayo's Car Wash Oct. Police Car Washes 4. Steven Skystad & Steven Lacy Lawsuit Settlement 5. Grange Supply Gasoline 6. Kits Cameras Film & Photofinishing 7. Clifford Hahn Prescrition 8. Blumenthal Uniforms Uniforms 9. CPR Hygienics Inc. Breathe E-Z for Training 10. Cascade Chevrolet Co. Parts 11. Life-Lite Operating Supplies 12. Harrison Auto Parts Parts & Tapes 27.85 55.71 55.71 55.71 55.71 3 209.51 300.00 45.00 14.00 45.00 62.06 121.84 152.69 4 200.79 688.02 5.86 40.00 1 303.05 52.68 14.75 15.59 74.83 6.23 22.16 242.82 2 465.99 5 147.60 110.50 70.00 4 000.00 246.14 23.79 16.17 184.10 19.79 250.31 35.50 32.97 10 136.87