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Home My WebLink About7/15/1985 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesCouncil Meeting July 15, 1985 Council Members present: Paul Cassel, Ray Duncan, Ed Rich, Les Young and Terry McKee. Attorneys, Bob Kiesz and Chuck Zimmerman. 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 discussion followed. Paul Cassel explained that a voucher to Chief Brooks was for expenses incurred while attending a two day seminar in Seatte and a warrant to the East Wenatchee District Chamber of Commerce for matching funds in the amount of 2,000.00 for the fun festival be held by the City Clerk until the Chamber supplies Attorney Bob Kiesz some proof that donations by the various businesses have been collected. All bills were then unanimously approved. Bob Goodman advised the Council that construction work on Valley Mall Parkway by Eastmont Pharmacy has been completed and the various street paving is about completed. Les Young inquired about a street cut being made on Baker St. in the 600 Block and was informed by Bob Goodman that a Leavenworth Co. is doing the work for sewer service to a County building project. Mayor Crain read a memorandum stating that John Wallace has been elected to the position of Second Vice President of the Washington State Association of Municipal Attorneys and asked Bob Kiesz to extend John hearty congratulations on behalf of the Mayor and Council. The request from Clarence Watson of 27 Hamilton St. asking that the property lying east of his property owned by the City be deeded to him was again discussed. Mr. Watson's lastest request was that the property be divided to the following: Charles Huffman, Clarence Watson, Larry Ensley and Allen Lake. All parties concerned agreed to share costs incurred from the Quit Claim Deed. As it was determined by George Sperline and the Council that the property is of no value to the City, Paul Cassel made a motion that the property be deeded to the four parties. Seconded by Ray Duncan and passed unanimously. Attorney Bob Kiesz will draft the necessary Resolution. Mayor Crian asked the Council again if they were interested in purchasing a Nativity scene. He stated it would have to be ordered soon and the cost would be approximately 25,000.00. This cost Mayor Crain stated, would include a shed and lighting. Ed Rich said if the City is going to spend that much money, he would prefer thay purchase flags that could be used more than once a year. He stated he would like to see "More Patriotism and less Commercialism". Terry McKee said he pretty much agreed with Ed Rich. There being no other comments, Mayor Crain said he would drop the idea. The Council discussed the annexation of property petitioned by Les Young located at 1016 N. Devon. 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Wm. McKenzie 2. Schmidt & Clem 3. Don Crain 4. Peggy McArthur 5. Virginia Kinzel 6. Ogden, Ogen & Murphy 7. Ron Lannoye 8. Len Breckenridge 9. George Sperline 10. Do. Co. District Court 11. Dept. of Labor & Industries 12. Pedco Credit Union 13. Security Bank of Wa. 14. Trusted Plans Service Corp. 15. Eastside Paint & Glass 16. Petty Cash 17. Wenatchee World STREET DEPARTMENT 1. Ron Lannoye 2. Len Breckenridge 3. Robert Goodman ' 4. Harrison Auto Parts, Inc. 5. East Wenatchee Water Dist. 6. Dept. of Labor & Industries 7. Pedco Credit Union 8. Security -Bank of WA. 9. Trusteed Plans Service Corp. 10. Morrill Asphalt Paving Co. 11. Libke, Jones & Mitchell, Inc POLICE 1. Wm Brooks 2. Harold Kirby 3. Michael Cattin 4. Hiram Thomas 5. Chet Virnig 6. John Harrison 7. Kelli Keefe 8. Chelan Co. Treasurer 9. Central Communications 10. Do. Co. Sheriff's Dept. 11. Mobilefone Northwest 12. Harrison Auto Parts ' 13. City of East Wenatchee 14. Dept. of Retirement Systems 15. Dick's Service 16. Blumenthal Uniforms 17. Wm Brooks July Salary 325.32 July Public Defender Retainer 450.00 July Salary 308.27 " " 1 129.54 " It 964.94 " Legal Retainer 1 660.00 " Salary 485.38 " 486.49 " 325.32 " District Court Payment 2 092.75 2nd Quarter Ind. Insurance 1 376.74 July Credit Union Payment 500.00 July Withholding Deposit 2 774.30 August Medical Ins. Payment 1 041.00 Window Repair Park Bathroom 14.65 Cash Expenditures 167.69 Publication Les Young Annexation 41.15 14 143.54 July Salary 832.25 " " 973.37 " It 1 268.68 Parts & Supplies 14.16 2 Month Service 14.00 2nd Quarter Industrial Insurance 575.14 July Payment 275.00 July Withholding Deposit 533.70 August Medical Insurance 325.45 Hot Mix & CSSI 180.41 Insurance 730.35 5 722.51 July Salary 1 725.84 " 1 470.63 " 1 516.47 " 1 373.50 " 1 268.95 " 1 479.95 " 874.51 June Prisoner Housing Fee 2 765.85 July Maintenance Agreement 116.10 July Dispatching 722.50 July Dispatching 40.85 Parts & Supplies 60.28 Street Labor on Police Cars 341.16 July Retirement 1 353.06 Air Condition Repair 8.49 Uniforms 477.00 Travel Expenses 46.11 15 641.25 1 00*000 Z LPAL3s9j unj spun] 6uLgo'4eW ao.AawwoO jo Aagwpgo a9go4euaN Ise3 'L SONnj Wf1Iavis