HomeMy WebLinkAbout3/16/1987 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesCITY OF EAST WENATCHEE
COUNCIL MEETING
March 16, 1987
' Council Members present: Paul Cassel, Tery McKee, Dick McGraw and Les Young.
City Attorneys Robert Kiesz and Chuck Zimmerman.
City Clerk, Peggy McArthur.
Minutes of the previous meeting were adopted as presented. Motion was made by
Dick McGraw, seconded by Paul Cassel and passed unanimously.
Bills and accounts were approved as submitted. Motion was made by Les Young,
seconded by Paul Cassel and passed unanimously. Chuck Zimmerman said an invoice for
services provided for Bill Brooks by Christos Dagadakis, M.D. appeared to be for
treatment and recommended that it be vouchered for the next meeting.
Sale of City property located at the corner of Ninth and Baker was discussed and it
was agreed by the Council that the matter be tabled until it is decided which building
site the City chooses for a City Hall.
John Rolfs, representing the Eastmont Swim Team, was granted permission to have a
fireworks stand within the City limits. Motion was made by Tery McKee, seconded by
Dick McGraw and passed unanimously.
Mayor Crain said that McDonalds would be going in soon and that Nick Wiltz wanted
' to address the Council about a change in zoning across the street between Third and
Fourth Streets on the East side. That property is now zoned light Industrial and
Nick said he felt it should be commercial in the event the property at a later date
is sold. After some discussion, the Council advised Nick to go ahead with the
proper paperwork necessary to bring the requested rezone before the Planning Commission.
Nick Wiltz also said they were looking into the possibility of pushing Baker St.
through to Third Street and possibly to Grant Road.
Dick McGraw said 3rd Street might possibly be widened at a later date. Dick said
a Citizen's Advisory Committee has been meeting comprising of local business people
in the area of Valley Mall Parkway and Grant Road. They are also looking into the
signal light problems at Valley Mall and Grant.
Mayor Crain commended the police Dept on the excellant job they did on last week's
drug bust. Chief Kirby thanked the Council for allowing him to set up a drug fund
and gave a short report on the arrest and what had been confiscated.
Les Young said a letter of resignation had been received from Patrolman, Mike Cattin.
He stated March 27th would be Mike's last day with the Department.
Mayor Crain said Mike's resignation was accepted with regrets and he wished him well
in this future endeavors. He stated the Police Dept. is in the process of finding
someone for the position vacated by Mike.
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Mayor Crain announced that he would be speaking to the Chamber of Commerce Tuesday
at their noon meeting. He said he planned to go over his year end report and how
he sees the future of the City.
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' At the request of Attorney Robert Kiesz, Mayor Crain called for a five minute
executive meeting to discuss a possible litigation.
Mayor Crain called the meeting back into regular sessi and there being no further
business, Dick McGraw made a motion that the meeting be journed. nded by
Les Young and passed unanimously. IX'
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BILLS SUBMITTED FOR PAYMENT MARCH 16, 1987
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CURRENT EXPENSE
March Salary
297.90
1.
Don Crain
2.
Peggy McArthur
March Salary
1
041.85
3.
Dannie Kinsel
March Salary
991.51
4.
Ron Lannoye
March Salary
487.39
5.
Lennie Breckenridge
March Salary
503.09
6.
Nick Wiltz
March Salary
456.50
7.
Do. Co. District Ct.
March Court Services
2
905.50
8.
Ogden, Ogden, Murphy & Wallace
March Legal Retainer
1
625.00
9.
Jeffrey C. Barker
March Public Defender Retainer
499.92
10.
Pedco Credit Union
March Payment
900.00
11.
Dept. of Retirement Systems
March Payment
787.51
12.
Radio Shack
Calculator & Tape
18.21
13.
Grant Road Hardware
Paper Towels & Extention Cord
7.44
14.
In Print
Office Supplies & Printing
48.57
15.
Ogden, Ogden, Murphy & Wallace
Jan. Legal Services
3
811.61
16.
Petty Cash
Cash Expenditures
136.14
17.
Security Bank of WA.
March Withholding Deposit
3
128.40
18.
Do. Co. Sewer District
2 Months Service
14.00
17
660.54
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STREET
1. Bob Goodman
March Salary
1
390.57
2.
Ron Lannoye
March Salary
963.59
3.
Lennie Breckenridge
March Salary
1
128.96
4.
Security Bank of WA.
March Withholding Deposit
494.00
5.
Do. Co. Road Dept.
2 Signs
115.77
6.
Cascade Natural Gas
1 Months Service
122.16
7.
Pedco Credit Union
March Payment
300.00
8.
E. W. Water District
2 Months Service
14.00
9.
P. U. D. of Do. Co.
2 Months Service
35.00
10.
Libke, Jones & Mitchell, Inc.
Liability Insurance
9
033.28
11.
Grant Road Hardware
Handle & Rosin Cloth
9.65
12.
Harrison Auto Parts, Inc.
Parts & Supplies
32.07
13.
Petty Cash
Landfill Fee
4.71
14.
Do. Co. Sewer District
2 Months Service
32.59
13
676.35
POLICE
1.
Harold Kirby
March Salary
1
757.74
2.
Michael Cattin
March Salary, Feb. Overtime &
Vacation
2
517.70
3.
Michael Schulz
March Salary & Feb. Overtime
1
526.54
4.
John Harrison
March Salary & Feb. Overtime
1
828.56
5.
Chet Virnig
March Salary & Feb. Overtime
1
617.80
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7.
Bruce Nash
Shannon Wilsey
March Salary & Feb. Overtime
March Salary
1
681.69
887.24
8.
Katie Jaspers
March Salary
46.42
9.
United Way
Payroll Deduction Harrison
10.00
10.
City of East Wenatchee
St. Dept. Labor
856.00
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