HomeMy WebLinkAbout6/20/1988 - City Council - City Council Meeting Minutes (2)CITY OF EAST WENATCHEE
COUNCIL MEETING
June 20, 1988
Council persons present: Les Young, Dawn Collings, John Pflugrath, Tery McKee and
Paul Cassel. Attorney Charles Zimmerman. 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 Tery McKee and passed by vote of the Council.
Bills and accounts were approved as submitted. Motion was made by Les Young, seconded
by Dawn Collings and passed by vote of the Council.
Mayor McGraw declared the week of June 20th through 25th as International Training
in Communication Week. The purpose of ITC Mayor McGraw explained is to provide
education methods, programs, materials and opportunties for improvement of individual
members through study and practice of principles and techniques of effective oral
and written communication, group leadership, and analytical listening and related
subjects.
Nick Wiltz
stated that the planning and building departments now
has a departmental
check list
and said the form should keep all council members and
departments apprised
of what is
happening in the City. Tery McKee said he would like
to have an inter -
local
agreement with the Sewer and Water districts to insure
better communications.
Paul Cassel
asked if any Sprint lines were located in the City.
He said he was very
concerned about liability. Chuck Zimmerman said he is working on
some clarification
concerning
that issue.
Bob Goodman advised the Council that he and Nick Wiltz drove to Quincy to look at a
parking lot of the Mormon Church that was sealed by Pro Asphalt. Bob said he and Nick
were both impressed but would like to see the product applied. Bob said Pro Asphalt
would be sealing a parking lot in Wenatchee in the near future.
Tery McKee made a motion to leave the sealing up to Bob Goodman's discretion and the
project not to exceed $2,539.51 plus sales tax. Motion was seconded by Paul Cassel
and passed by vote of the Council.
Nick Wiltz advised the Council that Top Foods is moving right along and it was
suggested by the Council that a meeting be set with Shay Construction Tuesday as
Bob Burke would be available to attend. Bob Goodman said the street end beautification
should not exceed $20,000.00. Chuck Zimmerman said Nick Wiltz would be watching the
project closely.
Tery McKee said he had met with Acting Chief Randy Harrison and Mayor McGraw and looked
at a sample of surveillance work that could be done with a hand held video camera and
was convenienced there is a need for the camera. Mayor McGraw said he felt it would
be a strong viable tool. Paul Cassel said the camera would also be helpful for the
'school DARE drug program. Tery McKee made a motion that the police department be
allowed to purchase a hand held video camera at the cost of approximately $1,500.00
to be paid for with Drug Abuse funds and used for surveillance work, search warrants
execution, training, and other City needs. Motion was seconded by Paul Cassel and
passed by vote of the Council.
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BILLS SUBMITTED FOR PAYMENT JUNE 20, 1988
CURRENT EXPENSE
1. Richard McGraw
2. Peggy McArthur
3. Virginia Kinzel
4. Lennie Breckenridge
5. Nick R. Wiltz
6. Ogden, Ogden, Murphy & Wallace
7. Jeffrey C. Barker
8. Security Bank of WA.
9. Wells & Wade, Inc.
10. Grange Supply Co.
11. Carlson & Drewelow, P.S.
12. Evelyn Parks
13. Ma Cristina Buak
14. Do., Co. Dist., Court
15. Michele Tuma
16. Pedco Credit Union
17. Kits Cameras
18. GRDA Publications
19. Nendels
20. GTE Northwest, Inc.
21. AWC
22. Crystal Linen
23. Dept. of Retirement Systems
24. The Wenatchee, World
25. Petty Cash
STREET
June Salary
June Salary
June Salary
June Salary
June Salary
June Legal Retainer
June Public Defender Retainer
June Withholding Deposit
Turn Key for Sprinklers
Fertilizer
Professional Services/Muse/Purcell
Translator Fee
Translator Fees
Services for June
Wenatchee World Paper Tube
June Payroll Deductions
Camera, Film, Batteries, etc.
Design Guide to the 1988 UBC
Room Charges 6/2/88 AWC Meeting
1 Months Service & Long Distance
Registration Fee & Food
2 Weeks Mat Service
June Payment
Publications (5)
Postage, Car Registration & Keys
739.92
330.27
026.17
522.49
364.84
625.00
499.92
089.00
21 .15
80.63
25.50
20.00
40.00
905.50
3.50
721.00
184.55
39.00
145.96
414.67
121.00
32.52
702.13
278.90
180.84 / ,?Y yy
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1.
Bob Goodman
June Salary
1
558.01
2.
Ron Lannoye
June Salary
1
323.46
3.
Len Breckenridge
June Salary
1
068.97
4.
Pedco Credit Union
June Payroll Deduction
325.00
5.
GTE Northwest, Inc.
1 Months Service
48.55
6.
Pacemaker Industries, Inc.
6 Traffic Control Signs
126.83
7.
Security Bank of WA.
June Withholding Deposit
611.00
8.
Dept. of Retirement Systems
June Retirement
639.49
9.
Cascade Chevrolet Co.
Door Handle
14.90
5
716.21
POLICE
1.
Bruce Nash
May Overtime & June Salary
1
670.29
2.
Chet G. Virnig
May Overtime & June Salary
1
776.47
3.
John R. Harrison
Chiefs Pay Due April, May & June
2
421.27
4.
Michael G. Schultz
May Overtime & June Salary
1
726.68
5.
Randall W. Webley
May Overtime & June Salary
1
626.39
6.
Gary E. Miller
May Overtime & June Salary
1
940.35
7.
Shannan L. Wilsey
June Salary
938.14
8.
Nancy R. Lynn
June Wages
541.09
9.
Katie M. Jaspers
June Salary
46.24
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