HomeMy WebLinkAbout3/4/1985 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesCOUNCIL MEETING
March 4, 1985
Members present: Les Young, Ed Rich, Ray Duncan, Paul Cassel and Fred Ross.
Attorney, Neil Fuller and City Clerk, Peggy McArthur.
Meeting was called to Order by Mayor, Don Crain.
Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as presented. Motion was made by
Ray Duncan, seconded by Paul Cassel and passed unanimously.
Bills and accounts were approved as submitted. Motion was made by Ray Duncan,
seconded by Ed Rich and passed unanimously.
Bob Goodman said they are busy picking up sand and will be stripping within the
next week, weather permitting.
Mayor Crain said he would like Ray Duncan and Bob Goodman to give the Council a
list of streets needing repair and present it at the next Council meeting.
Fred asked Bob why snow is plowed to the middle on certain streets. Bob said they
plow to the middle on streets that are wide. Otherwise, they would be piling snow
on sidewalks and parking areas. He said it was a problem on Baker Street this year
because of the parking ordinance and after realizing the problem, they made several
cuts along the street so people could get cross to their homes and to pick up their
mail. Bob also said there appeared to be adequate lighting on all streets within
the City limits.
' Mayor Crain asked Pual Cassel if he had any information to give the Council on
Chief Brooks return to work and if he had a copy of the lastest letter from Bill's
Doctor. Paul said he had a copy of the letter and will prepare a response to the
letter.
After some discussion, the Council voted to have Neil Fuller draft an amended
Ordinance changing the time of regular meetings from 7:30 to 6:30 P.M. affective
April 1st. First and Third Mondays will remain the same. Motion was made by
Fred Ross, seconded by Paul Cassel and passed unanimously.
Mayor Crain stated Ted Huls would start demolition of the school the first part
of March.
A Public Hearing was held before the Council concerning the annexation of Curwood
and Betty Gackstetter and Thomas Kincaid to have their property located West of
Georgia Street, East of the Highline Canal and South of Grant Road zoned C-M.
The Recommendations of the Planning Commission was to annex the area in with its
present zoning R-L (light residential).
The Attorney for the Gackstetters and Kincaid said Mr. Kincaid is raising livestock
on the property at this time and would like it grandfathered in.
Many people concerned about the zone change were in attendance. The public was
' assured if at a later date, Gackstetter and Kincaid requested a zone change, a
public hearing would again be held and they would be notified of the hearing.
After more discussion, Fred Ross made a motion to accept the Planning Commission's
recommendation to leave the zone R-L at this time and allow Mr. Kincaid to keep
his livestock on said property. Seconded by Les Young and passed unanimously.
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BILLS SUBMITTED FOR PAYMENT MARCH 4> 1985
CURRENT EXPENSE
1.
Ed Rich
Feb. Per -diem
55.77
2.
Ray Duncan
55.77
3.
Fred Ross
27.89
4.
Les Young
55.77
5.
Paul Cassel
27.89
6.
James Dart
30th Payment Copier
113.20
7.
E. W. Water District
2 Months Service
14.00
8.
W. V. Humane Society
March Dog Controll
191.00
9.
Wenatchee World
Publications
29.99
10.
Employment Security Dept.
Feb. Social Security
2 921.03
11.
Petty Cash
Cash expenditures (Postage & Supplies)
104.71
3 597.02
STREET
1.
Employment Security Dept.
Feb. Social Security
612.22
2.
WA. St. Treasurer
Jan. Traffic Signal Maintenance
49.40
3.
Pete Savage Mac Tools
Tools for Shop
44.83
4.
P. U. D.
2 Months Service
41.00
5.
Grange Supply
Gasoline
282.26
6.
Grant Road Hardware
Parts & Supplies
112.73
7.
Cascade Natural Gas
1 Months Service
247.72
8.
Petty Cash
Cash Expenditures
17.05
9.
Harrison Auto Parts
Supplies & Parts
35.54
1 442.75
POLICE
1.
In Print
Envelopes
57.51
2.
Kayo's Car Wash
Feb. Police Car Washes
70.00
3.
Central Communications
2 Batteries
166.09
4.
Grange Supply
Gasoline
403.96
5.
Kits Cameras
Film
2.56
6.
David Corn
Feb. Wages
508.70
7.
Gary Thomas
280.73
8.
Robert Hale
148.72
9.
James Harum
141.75
10.
Ted Finkbeiner Motors
Part Front End Police Car
103.20
11.
Michael D. Cattin
Food & Mileage (Seattle)
84.50
12.
Harrison Auto Parts
Parts for Cars #6 & 7
24.20
1 991.92
Current Expense
11.
Sign's Such
Signs Lamps & Freight
64.56