HomeMy WebLinkAbout9/16/1985 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesCOUNCIL MEETING
Sept. 16, 1985
Councilmen present: Ed Rich, Paul Cassel, Ray Duncan, Terry McKee and Les Young.
City Attorneyes, Bob Kiesz and Chuck Zimmerman. Deputy City
Clerk Dannie Kinzel.
Meeting was called to Order by Mayor Pro tem, Les Young.
Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as presented.
Bills and Accounts were approved as submitted. Motion made by Ray Duncan, second-
ed by Paul Cassel and passed unanimously.
Bob Goodman asked that the Consultant Agreement Contract to engage the services of
Forsgren-Perkins Engineering on the 9th Street Project be accepted. Ray Duncan
gave a brief explanation of the process necessary to comply with the State and
Federal government program. Motion was made to accept the agreement by Ed Rich,
seconded by Ray Duncan and passed unanimously.
Chuck Zimmerman was asked the out come of the Civil Service meeting regarding
William B. Brooks disability hearing. Mr. Zimmerman stated the Civil Service
' Board granted Mr. Brooks a six months disability leave.
Mr. McKee reported doing research on the Travel Washington, a travel guide and
that in his estimation a quarter page ad shared with Wenatchee on a 60 - 40
percentage basis would be an excellent investment. He discussed the matter with
Mayor Lynch who saw no problems but stated he would have to take it before his
Commissioners for their approval for paying 60%. Mr. McKee and Mayor Lynch con-
curred that a photo taken from Ohme Gardens down river with a listing of all
the activites the valley has to offer might be an excellent joint effort on the
part of both cities. Terry McKee made a motion to buy a quarter page ad in
Travel Washington with the City of Wenatchee on a 60 -40 basis with a layout to
be submitted to the Council for approval, seconded by Ed Rich and passed un-
animously.
Mr. Cassel reported he had contacted three Janitorial Services and ask that they
submit bids for services to City Hall. He will report his findings at the next
meeting.
Mr. McKee reported he had met with Karen Wade of the Apple Blossom Festival
commitee. He said Ms. Wade was very enthusiastic about Fun Festival banners
being displayed on a two to three block section of Wenatchee Avenue during
Apple Blossom Festival. To date Mr. McKee did not have a cost figure for said
banners, but stated if when such figures were obtained if they were to costly
the Council might consider buying the hardware necessary to display Apple
' Blossom Banners during the Fun Festival. It was decided to table the issue
until Oct 7th, meeting, at which time some cost figures might be available.
Next on the agenda was the Small Works Roster revised resolution. Mr. Kiesz
asked that it be placed on the Oct. 7th, agenda.
The City safe that was previously used by the Court Clerk was discussed due
to an inquiry from Douglas County District Court. The inquiry stated District
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BILLS SUBMITTED FOR PAYMENT SEPT. 16, 1985
CURRENT EXPENSE
1. Wm. McKenzie
2. Steven Clem
3. Donnell Crain
4. Peggy McArthur
5. Virginia Kinzel
6. Ogden, Ogden & Murphy
7. Ron Lannoye
B. Len Breckenridge
9. George Sperline
10. Do. Co. Dist. Court
11. Wenatchee World
12. Pedco Credit Union
13. Assn. of WA. Cities
14. Grant Road Hardware
15. Security Bank of WA.
16. Petty Cash
17. In Print
18. Do. Co. Sewer Dis�rit #1
STREET
1. Ron Lannoye
2. Len Breckenridge
3. Robert Goodman
4. E. W. Water District
5. Pedco Credit Union
6. Assn. of WA. Cities
7. Mac Tools Distributors
8. Grant Road Hardware
9. Sears, Roebuck & Co.
10. Security Bank of WA.
11. Petty Cash
12. Harrison Auto Parts
13. Morrill Asphalt Paving Co
14. Do. Co. Sewer District #1
POLICE
1. Wm. Brooks
2. Harold Kirby
3. Michael Cattin
4. Hiram Thomas
5. Chet Virnig
6. John Harrison
7. Wm. Brooks
8. Harold Kirby
9. Hiram Thomas
10. Michael Cattin
11. Chet Virnig
12. John Harrison
13. Kelli Keefe
Sept. Salary
11 Public Defender Retainer
Sept. Salary
Legal Retainer
Salary
11 II
" Court Payment
2 Publications
Sept. Payment
Oct. Medical Insurance Payment
Supplies
Sept. Withholding Deposit
Miscellaneous Cash Expenditures
Office Supplies Clerk's office
2 Months Service
Sept. Salary11
2 Months Service
Sept. Payment
Oct. Medical Insurance
Drain Pan
Parts & Supplies
Paint
Sept. Withholding Deposit
Weed Control Manual & Postage
Parts for Truck #1
10% Retainage
2 Months Service
325.32
450.00
308.27
1 129.54
964.94
1 660.00
485.38
486.49
325.32
2 092.75
37.90
500.00
1 041.00
28.12
3 430.65
134.00
41.70
14.00
13 455.38
914.95
1 097.43
1 268.68
14.00
275.00
325.45
9.62
122.69
23.63
617.06
4.07
76.62
3 638.80
14.00
8 402.00
3rd Quarter Cleaning Allowance
20.00
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