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Home My WebLink About11/7/1988 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesCity of East Wenatchee Council Meeting Nov. 7, 1988 Councilmembers present: Tery McKee, Les Young, Dawn Collings and Paul Cassel. ' City Attorney Chuck 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 Tery McKee, seconded by Les Young and passed by vote of the Council. Bills and accounts were approved as submitted. Motion was made by Tery McKee, seconded by Les Young and passed by vote of the Council. Chief of Police John Flinner gave the highlights within the police department for the month of October which included training seminars attended, public relations, reserve and officers training, volunteer hours, significant accomplishments. Chief Flinner thanked the Mayor and Council for allowing him to go to Klickitat County and instruct an emergency vehicle seminar. He stated that they put 30 members through the driving course. Tery McKee thanked Chief Flinner for his report and stated it was the best police report that had ever been submitted within his term of office. Bob Goodman said his crew had been hauling sand for the past two weeks and have an ample supply and that all equipment is ready in case of snow. He said they would be ' filling cracks in the next two weeks to reduce damage due to freezing weather and expect to receive the ice melter chemical that has been ordered by the time it is needed. Nick Wiltz thanked the Council for allowing him to attend the I.C.B.O. meeting and said that it was a very informative session. Willis Smith introduced East Wenatchee V.F.W. Commander Emanuel Besel who presented the Mayor with a Prisoner of War/Missing in Action Flag wnd asked that the City fly the flag to let the men know that they are not forgotten. Willis Smith said the Flag can be flown 24 hours if lighted and that the flag will be replaced when worn out. Jerry Litt discussed with the Council a Resolution authorizing the City's Cooperation in solid waste planning. Mr. Litt said this is an update of the 1982 Solid Waste Management Plan. Jerry Litt said there would not be any expense to the City but would take some hours of planning by the City and that the City may want to appoint someone to the Advisory Committee. After more discussion, Tery McKee made a motion to adopt Resolution 88-8 Authorizing City Cooperation in Solid Waste Planning with Local Governments. Motion was seconded by Paul Cassel and passed by vote of the Council. Tery McKee gave a brief summary of the proposed Veterans Day Centennial Celebration set for November 11, 1988. Tery said the celebration would start off with a color guard entrance. He stated the Eastmont High Jazz Band would play, there would be a tree planting, childrens' Choir. 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Richard McGraw 2. Richard McGraw 3. Richard McGraw 4. Richard McGraw 5. Paul Cassel 6. Les Young 7. Terence McKee 8. Dawn Collings 9. W. V. Humane Society 10. Cascade A-1 Janitorial 11. AWC Employee Benefits Trust 12. Standard Ins., Co. 13. C. 0. E. Wenatchee 14. P.U.D. No. 1 of Do. Co. 15. Chelan -Do. Health Dist. 16. Nick Wiltz 17. Dependable Disposal 18. E. W. Water District 19. Security Bank of WA. 20. Lori Stanaway 21. Do. Co. Auditor '2. Evelyn Parks 23. Todd L. Garner 24. Carol L. Nolting 25. Lynn Kellum 26. Kenneth W. Patton 27. Computerland 28. The Ink Plot 29. Libke, Jones & Mitchell, Inc. 30. Haglund's Trophies & Billiards 31. Crystal Linen 32. In -Print 33. Petty Cash 34. Grant Road Hardware 35. David Rodstol, Inc. 36. Ogden, Ogden, Murphy & Wallace 37. The McGraw Co. STREET grange Supply Co. 2. The Wenatchee World 3. Security Bank of WA. '4. AWC Employee Benefits Trust 5. Standard Ins., Co. 6. P.U.D. 7. Shea Construction Inc. 8. Harrison Auto Parts Reimbursement Bulk Rate Newsletter 120.00 Reimbursement Postage Newsletter 79.63 Reimbursement 2 Cashiers Checks Flag Contest 75.00 4 Meetings in Oct. 184.98 Oct. Salary 184.98 Oct. Salary Oct. Salary & 3 Meetings AM? Oct. Salary 55.49 Nov. Dog. Control 375.00 Oct. Services 75.00 Medical, Dental & Vision Ins. 2 536.21 Nov. Disability Ins. 132.03 St., Dept. Labor for Planning & Police 406.56 2 Months Service to City Hall 105.00 4th Quarter Payment 1 526.75 Expenses for Yakima & Pasco Seminars 341.93 1 Months Service 33.10 2 Months Service 29.55 Oct. Social Security Deposit 4 459.30 Nov. Delivery the Wenatchee World 8.75 Registered Voters Labels for newsletter 25.00 Translator Fees (3) 60.00 Witness Fee & Mileage 21.30 Witness Fee & Mileage 17.94 Witness Fee & Mileage 15.84 Witness Fee & Mileage 15.42 Labels for Newsletter & Paper for Computer 58.59 Certificates -Flag Design Contest 48.38 Insurance Premium 15 651.36 2 Plaques -Flag Design Competion 41.76 3 Weeks Mat Service 48.78 Office Supplies & Printing Newsletter 433.30 Cash Expenditures 180.80 Supplies f 37.17 Drum for Copier 258.00 Sept. Statement 5 201.73 Letterheads 403.16 33 613.03 Gasoline 161.11 Publication 94.90 Oct. Social Security Deposit 868.46 Nov. Ins. 488.41 Nov. 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