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Home My WebLink About9/5/1989 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesCITY OF EAST WENATCHEE CITY COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 5, 1989 Council Members present: Dawn Collings, Les Young, Tery McKee, Paul Cassel and Dennis Hendricks. 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 Dennis Hendricks and passed by vote of the Council. Bills and Accounts were approved as submitted with the exception of a bill to Dr. Virginia Phillips in the amount of $2,810.00 for services rendered to Harold Kirby until such time as the Disability Board reviews and approves the expenditure. Motion was made by Tery McKee, seconded by Paul Cassel and passed by vote of the Council. Chief John Flinner gave a report on August police activities. He stated it was a very busy month which consisted of residence checks, motorist assists, crimes of drugs, DWI's, shoplifts, thefts, vandalism, etc. as well as a suspect identified in the robbery of Cashmere Valley Bank. Chief Flinner said an arrest is forth -coming. Chief Flinner also said he would not be able to attend the Council Retreat and it was suggested by Paul Cassel that John make a list of goals that he would like to see accomplished and perhaps someone from the police department could set in for him. Bob Goodman was granted permission by the Council to attend the annual Road and Street Maintenance School October 3rd, 4th & 5th in Spokane. The cost to be 125.00 for the school plus expenses. Bob said the bedding has been placed at the viewpoint and planting should be soon. Chuck Zimmerman said they have Findings & Conclusions, and Judgment & Order in the Fife case in the matter of storing of vehicles at 1115 Alvin Court. The Fifes will have six months from August 29, 1989 to remove the vehicles Chuck advised. After some discussion, the Council adopted Ordinance No. 89-9 regulating fireworks and providing penalties for violations of the ordinance. Motion was made by Les Young, seconded by Dawn Collings and passed by vote of the Council. Ron Combs, Douglas County Fire Chief, praised the Council for their action in adopting an ordinance setting up some strict guidelines in dealing with fireworks. Les young said the Ordinance goes farther than State Statute and will ban the sale of aerial fireworks beginning a year from now. Motion was made by Tery McKee to Adopt Resolution No. 89-6 regarding city property taxes collected by Douglas County. Motion was seconded by Dennis Hendricks and passed by vote of the Council. Jane King spoke with the Council regarding a Metron Contract in a market study for the proposed Senior/Recreation Center at Walla Walla point. Ms. King said the tasks reflect the same methodology as outlined in a proposed contract with Wenatchee. She said Metron, Inc. would conduct an additional three focus group discussion in East Wenatchee. One with senior citizens, one with East Wenatchee youth, and one with parents of area youth. RSVP volunteers would distribute 350 survey forms to East Wenatchee registered voters with the goal of completing 250 surveys. Tery McKee said he appreciated what Metron was trying to do but wondered if the City would want to get involved in a project that would be located at Walla Walla Point. Paul Cassel said he had talked with Dick Woods and Mr. Woods spoke of a joint bond issue after determining what the people want and a location. Paul said he had no problem with a joint bond issue and with the 800.00 for the study but he said it was his understanding that Douglas County was not planning to participate in the survey so feels the City would be throwing away 800.00 without County involvement, but said he does agree with the concept. Ms. King said she had been informed that Douglas County did not wish to be involved and that the City's 800.00 figure would be in jeopardy. Mr. King was asked by the Council, to get some facts and figures together and present them to the City by Friday so the issue can be discussed at the Council's retreat. Paul Cassel made a motion to adopt Resolution No. 89-7 (adopting standards for public defense services as mandated by the Washington State Legislature) The Resolution sets standards such as Compensation of Counsel, Duties and Responsibilities of Counsel, Case Load Limits, Responsibility for Expert Witness Fees and Other Costs Associated with Representation, Administrative Expenses/ Support Services, Reports of Attorney Activity and Vouchers, Training, Supervision, Monitoring and evaluation of Attorneys, Substitution of Attorneys or Assignment of Contracts, Limitation on Private Practice of Contract Attorneys, Qualifications of Attorneys, Disposition of Client Complaints, Cause for Termination of Contract or Removal of Attorney and Nondiscrimination. Motion was seconded by Les Young and passed by vote of the Council. y'. There being no further business, Tery McKee made a motion that the meeting be adjourned, seconded by Les Young and passed by vote of the Council. R(ICCHH{ARD HcGRAW, MAYOR PEGGY MCARTHUR, CITY CLERK I J I BILLS SUBMITTED FOR PAYMENT SEPT. 5, 1989 CURRENT EXPENSE 1. Les Young 2. Paul Cassel 3. Tery McKee 4. Dawn Collings 5. Dennis Hendricks 6. E. Wenatchee Water District 7. Dependable Disposal 8. Shell Oil Co. 9. Crystal Linen 10. Nancy Mabes 11. Employment Security Dept. 12. State Auditor 13. W. V. Humane Sociey 14. Cascade A-1 Janitorial 15. AWC Employee Benefits Trust 16. Standard Insurance Co. 17. Ogden, Murphy & Wallace 18. Petty Cash 19. Grant Road Hardware 20. Security Bank of Washington STREET -T. Chamberlin Distributing Co. 2. P. U. D. of Do., County 3. E. W. Water District 4. Grange Supply 5. WA., State Treasurer 6. Standard Insurance Co. 7. AWC Employee Benefits Trust 8. Security Bank of WA. 9. Mac Tools Distributor 10. Harrison Auto Parts, Inc. 11. Cascade Natural Gas Corp. 12. Petty Cash 13. WA. State Treasurer POLICE 1. Dept. of General Administration 2. C. of East Wenatchee 3. Virginia M. Philips, Ph.D. 4. American Family Life 5. Schuck's Auto Supply 6. Advance Travel Fund 7. In -Print 8. Columbia Photo August Salary 55.49 August Salary 184.98 August Salary & 2 Meetings 270.47 August Salary & 1 Meeting 231.22 August Salary 55.49 2 Months Service 14.00 1 Month Sanitation Services 53.76 Gasoline charged on Credit Card 13.91 2 Weeks Mat Service 32.52 Sept. Delivery The Wenatchee World 8.75 1988 Administrative Expenses 18.58 General Audit 370.00 Sept. Dog Control 416.66 August Services 75.00 Sept. Insurance 3 530.92 Sept. Disability Insurance 138.83 July Statement 4 919.30 Postage, Repairs & Car License 259.52 Parts for Park Repairs 27.15 August Social Security Deposit 4 445.20 15 121.75 Round -Up & Induce -Vegetation Killer 361.09 2 Months Service 33.00 2 Months Service 41.45 Gasoline 290.83 V.M.Pky., & 9th St., Construction 99 876.53 Sept. Disability Ins. 44.05 Sept. 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