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Home My WebLink About8/1/1988 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesCITY OF EAST WENATCHEE COUNCIL MEETING Aug. 1, 1988 ' Councilmembers present: Les Young, Dawn Collings, Tery McKee and Paul Cassel. City Attorneys Robertt Kiesz and Chuck 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 Paul Cassel, seconded by Les Young and passed by vote of the Council. Nick Wiltz said he has been working with Big 0 Tire. They plan to build avove the irrigation ditch on Grant Road on the Gackstetter property. Nick said they have not been issued a building permit as yet but he said he would be working with the County as Grant Road in that area is in the County and cooperation is needed for cuts and sidewalks, etc. Nick also said Buttrey is doing extensive remodeling and that Top Foods is moving right along and should be able to meet their opening date of August 24th. Bob Goodman said Basin Asphalt had finished the road by the shop and did a good job with the paving. Bob said it would probably be within the next two or three weeks before Pro Asphalt would be paving the City Hall Parking Lot. Bob Goodman said he had asked the Engineers to look into illumination on the North side of Grant Road and perhaps, lights could be put on the existing P.U.D. poles on the South side. Bob said Douglas County would be removing approximately 100 feet of sidewalk during the construction on Grant Road and the City's share would be $839.00. Also Bob said he would like permission to have two sidewalks replaced that buckled. One sidewalk is below Telfords and the other just below the irrigation ditch and Abby's Pizza. The Council granted Bob Permission to go ahead with the projects. Acting Chief Randy Harrison said the police department had purchased a camcorder and said it works well and was within the estimated figure approved by the Council. Tery McKee made a motion to adopt Resolution No. 88-7, an Inter Local Agreement with Douglas County for the purchase of a Preliminary Engineering Study of flood control drainage system needs that has been approved and signed by the County Commissioners with attached specific geographic map to be covered by the study. Motion was seconded by Dawn Collings and passed by vote of the Council. The Council advised James Mitchell, Director of Douglas County Parks that they had no questions regarding their 1988 second quarter expenses and revenues for park and pool and thanked Mr. Mitchell for his attendance. Nick Wiltz read the recommendations of the Planning Commission regarding fence side and 'rear heights. 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Richard McGraw 2. Paul Cassel 3. Tery McKee 4. Les Young 5. John Pflugrath 6. Dawn Collings 7. Lori Stanaway 8. Shell Oil Co. 9. AWC Employee Benefits Trust 10. The Wenatchee World 11. All Seasons Marketing 12. Kits Cameras 13. Robert G. Burke 14. In -Print 15. Crystal Linen 16. W. V. Humane Society 17. A-1 Janitorial 18. Standard Ins., Co. 19. Security Bank of WA. 20. David Rodstal, Inc. 21. Dependable Disposal 22. Chelan -Do., Health Dist. 23. Book Publishing Co. ' 24. Ogden, Ogden, Murphy & Wallace STREET 1. AWC Employee Benefits Trust 2. Security Bank of WA. 3. Standard Ins., Co. 4. Grange Supply Co. 5. Selland Construction POLICE 1. Ray H. Yarnell 2. Kayo's Car Wash 3. The Cop Shop 4. The Guardian Life 5. C. of E. Wenatchee St. Dept 6. Grange Supply Co. 7. Columbia Photo 8. Clifford Hahn ' DRUG FUND 1. Mike's TV Service 2. DLM CITY HALL BLDG. FUND 1. C. of E. Wenatchee 4 Meetings In July 184.98 July Salary & 2 Meetings 277.47 July Salary & 3 Meetings 309.71 July Salary 55.49 July Salary 55.49 July Salary 55.49 July & Aug. Wenatchee World 17.50 Gasoline Charged on Credit Card 8.27 Aug. Medical, Dental & Vision Ins. 2 464.87 Publication -Fence Ord. 15.82 Lead Solder Test Kit 59.00 Film 3.19 Easel, Case & Pads 268.57 Office Supplies 54.44 3 Weeks Mat Service 48.53 August Dog Control 375.00 July Janitorial Services 75.00 August Disability Ins. 112.64 July Social Security Deposit 4 597.52 Maintenance on Copier 152.65 July Sanitation Services 33.10 3rd Quarter Health Services 1 526.75 Codification of Ordinances 3 655.37 June Statement 5 376.90 19 783.75 Aug., Medical, Dental & Vision Ins. 488.41 July Social Security Deposit 868.46 Aug. 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