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Home My WebLink About4/1/1985 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesCOUNCIL MEETING April 1, 1985 Council members present: Fred Ross, Paul Cassel, Ray Duncan, Ed Rich and Les Young. Attorney, Neil Fuller and Peggy McArthur, City Clerk. Meeting was called to Order by Mayor, Don Crain. Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as presented. Motion was made by Ray Ducan, seconded by Paul Cassel and passed unanimously. Bills and accounts were approved as submitted. Motion was made by Ed Rich, seconded by Ray Duncan and passed unanimously. Authorization was given by the Council, granting Bob Goodman, permission to purchase 150 gallons of paint and 1000 lbs of reflective beads. Motion was made by Fred Ross, seconded by Les Young and passed unanimously. There was more discussion concerning the project on Hamilton Street by the Water District. Bob Goodman said it was determined that the Water District cannot place a 2 inch overlay on Hamilton as it would put the street, in many places, higher than the existing sidewalk. Bob said their plans now, are to patch the crossings and put in a fire hydrant. Bob suggested that the City might want to replace the sidewalk at this time. The cost would be approximately 19,000.00. Fred Ross and Paul Cassel referred to the minutes of Feb. 20, 1985 which stated the Water District would overlay the entire street and the work would have to meet the satisfaction of the Street Supervisor. Both Council Members felt it is the Water District's responsibility to do the job to the satisfaction of the City and if they can't perform the work as they proposed before the Council, they should share the cost of any changes that have to be made. Bob said it was determined that the District will not have to make any openings on French Street. The matter was tabled until the next meeting. Bob will talk again with the Water District Manager and get wome quotes for replacement of the sidewalk. Bob Goodman said he got another quote to install a drain pipe across Valley Mall Parkway and it was about the same as the last quote. He stated if they run into cement or large boulders, they would have to charge an extra hourly rate for removal. The Council agreed that core samples should be taken and if a contractor will not take the job for $2,000.00 or less, the City will have to call for bids for the project. Bob advised the Council that starting Monday, April 8th, the street department will begin 10 hr. days. Monday through Thursday - 7:30 to 5:30. Fred Ross asked Sargeant Kirby if he was spending any time in a patrol c r. 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Ed Rich March Per -diem 55.77 2. Ray Duncan 55.77 3. Fred Ross 55.77 4. Leslie Young 55.77 5. Paul Cassel 55.77 6. W. V. Humane Society April Dog Control 191.00 7. James Dart 31st Payment Copier 113.20 8. Joel Goplin Probation Fees Collected 130.00 9. Petty Cash Petty Cash Expenditures 180.28 10. In Print Office Supplies 58.46 11. Wenatchee World Notice of Hearings 30.69 12. Grant Road Hardware Supplies 19.31 13. Chelan Co. Treasurer 1st Quarter Liquor Tax 94.71 14. Emp. Security Dept. March Social Security 2 789.84 15. Wells & Wade Supplies 3.97 3 890.31 STREET 1. Grant Road Hardware Knee Pads & Dust Pan 10.09 2. WA. ST. Treasurer Feb. Traffic Signal Maint. 28.51 3. Piston Service of Wenatchee 4 Oil Filters 16.37 4. N. Central Petroleum Bulk Oil & Solvent 233.54 5. Redland Prismo Corp. Parts for Paint Machine 137.91 6. Grange Supply Gasoline 196.97 7. Emp. Security Dept. March Social Security 612.22 8. Cascade Gas 1 Months Service 93.25 9. Wells & Wade Hardware Portable Air Tank 48.44 1 377.30 POLICE 1. Robert Hale March Wages 74.36 2. Gary Thomas 302.03 3. David Corn 111.54 4. James Harum 185.90 5. Kayo's Car Wash March Police Car Washes 70.00 6. Piston Service of Wen. 12 Oil Filters 46.11 7. N. Central Petroleum Bulk Oil 113.52 8. Dennis Automotive Rectifier Car #6 21.77 9. Kits Cameras Film & Photofinishing 7.00 10. Grange Supply Gasoline 371.51 11. Blumenthal Uniforms Uniforms 136.93 12. Nutshell Training Concepts Training Course (Michael Cattin) 25.00 13. Ted Finkbeiner Repairs Car #6 134.16 14. Sears, Roebuck & Co. Battery Car #3 13.98 15. Libke, Jones & Mitchel Insurance 3 750.38 5 364.19