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Home My WebLink About5/6/1985 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesCouncil Meeting May 6, 1985 Members present: Fred Ross, Ray Duncan, Ed Rich, Les Young, Paul Cassel. Attorney, Neil Fuller and City Clerk, Peggy McArthur. In the absence of Mayor Crain, Les Young, Mayor Pro-tem called the meeting to Order. Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as presented. Motion was made by Ray Duncan, seconded by Fred Ross 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 he would like to make plans to pave some of the streets included in the six year road program for 1985. Anne, Aurora and possibly 4th Streets. He said he would have some suggestions and plans drawn up for the Council's review and present them at the next meeting. Bob also stated that the six year road program is again due the latter part of June. He said he would have a drafted copy ready for review at the next meeting. Ed Rich said Chelan County is having an Auction June 19 and if the street department or police department has any surplus equipment, they may want to take part in the auction. Ray Duncan said the Committee has been working on the 9th street FAUS project with the Dept. of Transportation. He advised the Council of some of the requirements and stated 'the committee is pushing as fast as they can. Charlie Johnston, Manager of the East Wenatchee Water District again discussed with the Council, their proposed project on Hamilton. Mr. Johnston said he had first agreed to overlay the entire street. However, he stated, he and Bob Goodman found this would not be feasible as in some places, a two inch overlay would put the street above the sidewalk and cause a drainage problem. He said it would also cost the Dist. 6,400.00 for an entire overlay. Mr. Johnston asked that the Council allow him to made the necessary cuts and patch the cuts. He said the District would restore the street to its present condition. Bob Goodman said he did not think Mr. Johnston's request was out of line. He said, if the Dist does a good patch, he felt it would be adequate. After some discussion, Paul Cassel made a motion to allow the Water District to patch the cuts in the street and sidewalks to keep the costs down as long as the work met the acceptance of Bob Goodman. Motion was seconded by Fred Ross and passed unanimously. Mr. Johnston said it is possible that they may run into problems with rocks and might have to take up the whole street but will have to face those problems at the time of construction. He assured the Council that the Dist. will repair the street to its present condition and to the satisfaction of the Council if such problems do arise. 'Mr. Johnson said they also have to make two cuts on French Street and will do a good patch job on those cuts. Authorization was given by the Council to adopt Ordinance No. 388 (amending Ordinance No. 280 - to bring its ordinance into compliance with the current requirements of the National Flood Ins. Program) Motion was made by Ray Duncan, seconded by Ed Rich and passed unanimously. 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There being no further business, Paul Cassel made a motion that the meeting be adjourned, seconded by Fred Ross and passed unanimously. L BILLS SUBMITTED FOR PAYMENT MAY 6, 1985 CURRENT EXPENSE 1. Ed Rich 2. Ray Duncan 3. Fred Ross 4. Leslie V. Young 5. Paul Cassel 6. W. V. Humane Sociery 7. General Telephone 8. P. U. D. 9. James A. Dart 10. E. W. Water District 11. Libke, Jones & Mitchell 12. R. L. Polk & Co. 13. Emp. Security Dept. 14. Grant Road Hardware 15. In Print 16. Wells & Wade STREET 1. Piston Service, Inc. 2. Emp. Security Dept. 3. General Telephone Co. ' 4. Norris Paint Co. 5. Grant Road Hardware 6. P. U. D. 7. Cascade Natural Gas 8. E. W. Water District 9. In Print 10. Chet Butler Co. 11. Morrill Asphalt Paving C 12. Harrison Auto Parts POLICE 1. David Corn 2. Gary Thomas 3. Robert Hale 4. James Harum 5. The Keyhole 6. N. Central Petroleum 7. Kayo's Car Wash 8. Kit's Cameras 9. Apple V. 1 Hour Photo 10. Blumenthal Uniforms 11. McArthur Fire Equip. 12. Grange Supply ' 13. Chelan Co. Treasurer 14. Multnomah County 15. Harrison Auto Parts April Per -diem It to 41 May Dog Control Payment 1 Months Service 2 Months Service 32nd Payment Copier 2 Months Service Public Employees Bond City Directory April Social Security Supplies for Park Current Expense Vouchers Parts for Chain Saw 55.77 55.77 55.77 55.77 55.77 191.00 150.42 246.00 113.20 14.00 379.00 75.25 2 862.97 1.72 & Police Office Supplies 113.23 67.52 4 493.16 Spark Plugs, Lamps & Battery Terminals o., 30.94 April Social Security 612.20 4 Months Service 192.55 Paint & Glass Beads for striping 1 427.60 Staple Gun, Staples & Chain 28.83 2 Months Service 1 792.00 1 Months Service to Shop & Garage 35.90 2 Months Service 14.00 1 000 Street Vouchers 48.48 Brooms 87.53 Inc.Cold Mix & 4 Gals. Solvent 30.70 Parts for Paint Machine & Supplies for Shop 21.20 4 321.93 April Wages 37.18 " 151.04 " 37.18 " It 37.18 Rekey back door & repair lock on Monte Carlo 51.61 15-40 Oil for Police Cars 29.86 April Police Car Washes 70.00 Film & Photofinishing 13.04 " to 21.91 Operating Supplies, Shirt & Accessories 77.25 Fire extinguisher recharged & repaired 12.58 350 Gals. premium unleaded gasoline 389.64 April billing for housing of prisoners 3 504.70 Operating Supplies 19.95 Parts for Car #1 & 7 50.24 4 503.36