HomeMy WebLinkAbout4/4/1988 - City Council - City Council Meeting Minutes (2)City of East Wenatchee
Council Meeting
April 4, 1988
' Council Persons present: Dawn Collings, John Pflugrath, Paul Cassel, Tery McKee
and Les Young. City Attorney Charles Zimmerman and
City Clerk Peggy McArthur.
Meeting was called to Order by Mayor Richard McGraw.
Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as presented. Motion was made by
Les Young, seconded by Paul Cassel and passed by vote of the Council.
Bills and accounts were approved as sumbitted. Motion was made by Paul Cassel,
seconded by John Pflugrath and passed by vote of the Council.
Bob Goodman advised the Council that Selland Construction had completed the West Grant
Road extension project. Bob also said plans have also been finalized for the view
point by top foods and the City's portion would be approximately $18,500.00.
Bob Goodman said that prehaps an ordinance should be drafted prohibiting parking on
14th St. between SR 28 and Aurora. He said the street is narrow and any on street
parking creates a traffic problem.
Chief Kirby said he has talked with the renters but parking on the stret continues.
After more discussion, it was agreed by the Council that Chief Kirby again talk with
the people and prehaps locate the owner of the duplexes and see if the problem can
be resolved without Council intervention and the issued be addressed again at the
next Council meeting.
Chief Kirby was granted permission by the Council to attend an Association of Sheriffs'
and Police Chiefs seminar in Pasco April 25, 26 and 27. Cost to be approximately
$225.00.
Chief Kirby said the City has been considering a computer for some time and said he
felt the time had come that one was needed for the police department. Paul Cassel
said he was in favor of a computer but not just for the police department. He stated
that he would want a computer that would fit the needs of all departments.
After more discussion, the Council asked that Chief Kirby, Nick Wiltz and Peggy
McArthur get together and decide what best suits their needs and get some cost figures
together and bring them back for the Council's consideration.
Bob Barr again asked the Council to support by letter, the action of Douglas County
and the Washington State Department of Transportation in their appeal of the State
Shorelines Hearing Board's findings and decision concerning the SR2/SR28 highway
project. Mr. Barr handed out an analysis of long range benefits of route I (Riverfront
Route for SR2/SR28 Corridor).
Paul Cassel asked Mr. Barr exactly what he wanted the City to say in a letter. Mr.
' Barr said he wanted a letter from the City endorsing what the State and County are
doing in appealing the Shorelines Hearing. Paul said he wanted to know if Mr. Barr
was asking the City to take a legal position to intervene in the preceedings. Mr.
Barr said he would like the City to write a letter stating that they endorse the
actions of the County and the State and feel that the Shoreline Route should be
constructed.
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Lori Shull of 211 Wilshire St. N.W. voiced her concerns about the SR 2/SR 28
Project. She stated that she is concerned about all of the traffic on the
' Douglas County side of the river and asked the Council how they plan to maintain
the present highway. She said she couldn't understand why the City Council would
jump into the issue when it should be the State and Douglas County.
There being no further business, Tery McKee made a motion that the meeting be
adjourned. Seconded by John Pflugrath and passed by vote of the Council.
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City Cl@'vlk, Peggy McArthur
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BILLS SUBMITTED
FOR PAYMENT APRIL 4, 1988
'CURRENT
EXPENSE
1.
Richard McGraw
4 Meetings
184.98
2.
Tery McKee
March Salary & 4 Meetings
369.96
3.
Paul Cassel
March Salary & 2 Meetings
277.47
4.
Les Young
March Salary
55.49
5.
Dawn Collings
March Salary
55.49
6.
John Pflugrath
March Salary
55.49
7.
Shell Oil Co.
Gasoline Charged on Credit Cards
11.72
8.
Standard Insurance Co.
April Disability Ins.
129.29
9.
W. V. Humane Society
April Dog Control
375.00
10.
Zellerbach Paper Co.
1 Case Paper Towels
73.65
11.
McConnell/Burke
Feb. & March Invoices
4
610.30
12.
In -Print
Office Supplies & Printing
555.20
13.
Security Bank of WA.
March Social Security Deposit
4
006.61
14.
Crystal Linen & Uniform Service
2 Weeks Mat Service
23.80
15.
Ernst Home & Nursery
Operating Supplies
27.78
16.
Dependable Disposal
1 Month Sanitation Service
33.10
17.
Grant Road Hardware
Miscellaneous Operating Supplies
42.19
18.
AWC Employee Benefits Trust
Medical, Denatal & Vision Ins.
2
258.67
19.
Chelan County Treasurer
1st Quarter 2% Liquor Tax
101.64
20.
Petty Cash
Postage, Tapes & License
152.12
21.
Ma Cristina Buak
Translator Fee
40.00
22.
Ogden, Ogden, Murphy & Wallace
Special Bailling & Criminal
2
964.22.
'Prosecution
23.
Cascade A-1 Janitorial Service
March Janitorial Services
152.60
24.
The Wenatchee World
4 Publications
136.54
16
693.31
STREET
1.
Security Bank of WA.
March Social Security Deposit
889.62
2.
AWC Employee Benefits Trust
April Medical, Dental & Vision Ins.488.41
3.
Standard Insurance Company
April Disability Ins.
42.15
4.
Petrolane Gas Service
Cylinder Propane
17.80
5.
Harrison Auto Parts
Parts for Equipment Repair
10.00
6•
Zellerbach Paper Co.
1 Case Paper Towels
73.65
7.
Grant Road Hardware
1 Wood Bit
2.31
8.
Dept., of Transportation
Feb. Signal Light Repairs
165.32
9.
Cascade Natural Gas
1 Months Service to Shop & Garage
75.40
10.
Pacemaker Industries, Inc.
2 Stop Ahead Symbols
65.00
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