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CITY OF EAST WENATCHEE
COUNCIL MEETING
Oct. 19, 1987
' Council members present: Tery McKee, Dick McGraw, Les Young and Paul Cassel.
City Attorneys Bob 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 Les Young and passed unanimously.
Bills and accounts were approved as submitted. Motion was made by Paul Cassel,
seconded by Dick McGraw and passed unanimously.
Chief Harold Kirby said Jail Bail day at the Mall Oct. 7th was a success and grossed
approximately 5,000.00 for the Heart Association.
Bob Goodman said they had started, and would be working on the loops on Grant Road
and Eastmont signal lights and would be working on the signal lights all week.
Nick Wiltz said the planning commission is going ahead with the zoning on No. Ashland
and the hearing will be the 2nd Monday in November.
Debra Bell, representing the Wenatchee Visitor's and Convention Bureau passed out an
Applicant request and a 1986-87 annual report for the Council's review. The Wenatchee
Visitor's & Convention Bureau is requesting 1,700 for the year 1988. Councilman,
Dick McGraw asked to be excused during the discussion as he is Board Member and said
he felt there might be a conflict.
Mayor Crain advised Ms. Bell that he is working on his 1988 Budget and would include
the request in his Stadium Budget for review by the Council. Tery McKee said the
Council would like to look over the request and if there are questions, they can be
addressed at a later date.
Jim Barker, Director of Douglas County Parks, stated that he was in attendance to
answer any questions concerning the Douglas County Parks Third Quarterly Report.
Mr. Barker thanked the Council for the new hot water heaters and said he was happy
with the city's vote to become a part of the Eastmont Recreational Serice Area.
Joel Gordon and Mike Barthol, representing Top Foods were in attendance to answer
any questions the Council might have concerning their store next to Four Seasons Inn.
Bob Burke, Planning Consultant for the City of East Wenatchee gave out to the Council,
copies of the Top Food Site Plan and the proposed conditions for public improvements
which included 1. Improvemnt of Riverview Drive and West Grant Road related to
Top Foods 2. Improvements on West Grant Road related to Four Seasons Inn 3. Develop-
ment of the street and viewpoint on West Grant Road overlooking the Columbia River
4. Valley Mall Parkway/Rock Island improvements. Bob Burke said there was a need
'for drainage improvements required due to Grant Road and SR 28 run-off East at an
estimated cost of 18,000.00. He stated the construction should be engineered by the
City.
Bob Dahmer said the drainage problem should be taken care of as soon as possible.
The Council approved the proposed project plan and authorized the Mayor to Sign
Developer/Local Agreement once the final plans are approved.
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not the problem. The problem is that this could have been done at an earlier date
and everyone could have had a chance.' Mayor Crain said "the subject is closed".
Tery McKee said he would like made a motion. Mayor Crain stated "Your motion is out
of Order".
Paul Cassel said "Is it out of Order because you disagree with the procedure or is it
out of Order because there is legitimately some rule or ordinance or statue as far as
conduct of the business that has been violated". Paul said that he understands and
respects the mayor's position, but he said there has been no raises for years as far
as the mayor or council positions and they all spend a lot of time on issues. Paul said
he had no reservations about participating in a salary increase on the council or mayor
positions. Paul said the City has elections at lease every two years and at the next
election, if there are people out there who did not run this time because of the salary
they could file at the next election.
Paul said he was opposing the Mayor's ruling that the Ordinance is out of Order unless
the Mayor can point to some rule or statue thatfoints out that it is out of order. He
said he would not drop the subject until he had an answer. Paul stated that just
because the Mayor said he doesn't like it, the Council can still go forward with it.
Mayor Crain said that he in good conscience could not go along with the Ordinance
as he felt the pgblic was being "ripped off". He said everyone who filed for office
know what the pay was. Mayor Crain said his ruling the subject out of order was
because he could not be a party to it and so he said "I will leave the meeting".
Bob Kiesz said the matter was on the agenda and was properly presented so the Ordinance
could be voted on if the Council so desired.
In the absence of Mayor Crain, Mayor Pro-tem, Dick McGraw took the Mayor's seat and
the meeting continued.
Tery McKee made a motion that Ordinance No. 428, amending the previous salary Ordinance
No. 413 be adopted as written. Seconded by Paul Cassel and passed unanimously.
Dick McGraw did not vote on the Ordinance.
There being no further business, Paul Cassel
Seconded by Les Young and passed unanimously
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made a motion that the meeting be adjourned.
M ,-, ' fiell Crain
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Mayor Pro-tem, Dick McGraw
City Cler eggy McArthur
BILLS SUBMITTED FOR PAYMENT OCT. 19, 1987
CURRENT
EXPENSE
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1.
Don Crain
Oct. Salary
297.90
2.
Peggy McArthur
Oct. Salary
1
041.85
3.
Virginia Kinzel
Oct. Salary
976.75
4.
Lennie Breckenridge
Oct. Salary
502.64
5.
Ogden, Ogden, Murphy & Wallace
Oct. Legal Retainer
1
625.00
6.
Nick Wiltz
Oct. Salary
456.50
7.
Jeffrey C. Barker
Oct. Public Defender Retainer
499.92
8.
Do. Co. Dist. Court
Oct. Court Services
2
905.50
9.
L. B. Stone
Translator Fee
15.00
10.
Pedco Credit Union
Oct. Payroll Deductions
950.00
11.
Dept. of Labor & Industries
3rd Quarter Industrial Ins.
1
245.84
12.
Security Bank of WA.
Oct. Withholding Deposit
2
811.30
13.
McConnell/Burke
Sept. Invoice
3
021.45
14.
Nick Wiltz
Reimbursement Registration Fee
45.00
15.
Dept. of Retirement Systems
Public Employees Retirement Oct.
593.45
16.
N.C. WA., City Clerks/Treas.
Dues
15.00
17.
General Telephone
1 Months Service & Long Distance
380.45
18.
In Print
Office Supplies
66.08
19.
P. U. D. of Do., Co.
2 Months Service
84.00
20.
Helen Schultz
Translator Fees (2)
30.00
17
563.63
STREET
1.
Robert Goodman
Oct. Salary
1
389.00
2.
Ron Lannoye
Oct. Salary
1
360.80
3.
Lennie Breckenridge
Oct. Salary
1
005.15
4.
Pedco Credit Union
Oct. Payroll Deduction
300.00
5.
Dept. of Labor & Industries
3rd Quarter Industrial Ins.
562.16
6.
Dept. of Retirement Systems
Oct. Retirement Payment
603.17
7.
Security Bank of WA.
Oct. Withholding Deposit
593.70
8.
Morrill Asphalt Paving Co.
12.53 Tons Hot Mix
356.93
9.
Travel Expense Revolving Fund
Expenses for Spokane School
94.84
10.
General Telephone Co.,
1 Months Service & Long Distance
49.32
11.
P. U. D. of Do., Co.
2 Months Service
1
857.00
8 172.07
POLICE
1.
Harold Kirby
Oct.
Salary
1 757.74
2.
Bruce Nash
Oct.
Salary
and
Sept.
Overtime
1 600.85
3.
Randall Webley
Oct.
Salary
1 473.88
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4.
John Harrison
Oct.
Salary
and
Sept.
Overtime
1 793.20
5.
Michael Schulz
Oct.
Salary
and
Sept.
Overtime
1 525.92
6.
Chet Virnig
Oct.
Salary
and
Sept.
Overtime
1 587.31
7.
Shannon Wilsey
Oct.
Salary
886.40
8.
Katie M. Jaspers
Oct.
Salary
46.42
9.
Do. Ct. Sheriff's Dept.
Oct.
Dispatching
Services
796.95
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