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Home My WebLink About10/21/1985 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesCouncil members present COUNCIL MEETING Oct. 21, 1985 Ed Rich, Paul Cassel, Ray Duncan, 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 Terry McKee and passed unanimously. Bills and accounts were approved as submitted. Motion was made by Ray Duncan, seconded by Ed Rich and passed unanimously. Acting Chief Harold Kirby advised the Council that Officer Hiram Thomas would not be returning to work as his Doctor informed the Police Department that Mr. Thomas could not return at 100% capacity. The Council discussed a replacement for Hiram and it was agreed by the Council that the City establish a new eligibility list and that the Council have some input into the requirements. The City will advertise as soon as legally possible as Officer Thomas will still be carried on the payroll until Nov. llth. Acting Chief Harold Kirby, Paul Cassel and Mayor Crain will be on a committee to draft requirements necessary to apply for the test. The Council gave Bob Goodman permission to purchase 450 lbs of mix to fill cracks in streets. Greg Brizerdine, Project Engineer for Forsgren - Perkins spoke to the Council about hazardous conditions caused by steep grades on Hamilton Street as it approaches 9th Street and proposed that Hamilton Street be made a dead end street or that a cul-de-sac be placed. A cul-de-sac would require land acquisition. Bob Kiesz said that the steps to do what was proposed by the Project Engineer might take an Ordinance and he would like to check over the plans. The Council agreed to discuss this matter again at the next meeting. The Council asked what was being done about the school demolition and Chuck Zimmerman said he had contacted the bonding company. If there is no response by Nov. lst, legal action will be taken, he stated. Karen Wade with the apple blossom festival commission gave a presentation and displayed some banners. She said the festival committee would purchase banners if the City would purchase poles and brackets. Ms. Wade said the hardware could be used for other banners during the holidays and not just during apple blossom. Terry McKee made a motion that the City purchase 30 poles and brackets at a cost of approximately 1,440.00. Seconded by Paul Cassel and passed unanimously. Ms. Wade said the festival board has proposed a parade in East Wenatchee during the apple blossom festival that would consist of classic and antique cars. She said she would have more information on that at a later date. 'Terry McKee distributed a Plan Draft Scope of Work outlined by Consultants, McConnell and Burke. The draft consisted of five specific work elements. The Council asked for time to review the draft and asked that it be put back on the Nov. 4 agenda. 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Steven M. Clem 2. Don Crain 3. Peggy McArthur 4. Virginia Kinzel 5. Ogden, Ogden & Murphy 6. Ron Lannoye 7. Len Breckenridge 8. George Sperline 9. George Sperline 10. Pedco Credit Union 11. Assn. of WA. Cities 12. Security Bank of WA. 13. Nelson Office Machines 14. General Telephone Co. 15. P. U. D. 16. Terence McKee 17. Petty Cash 18. Wenatchee World STREET 1. Bob Goodman 2. Ron Lannoye ' 3. Len Breckenridge 4. Pedco Credit Union 5. Assn. of WA. Cities 6. Security Bank of WA 7. General Telephone 8. Petty Cash 9. Grange Supply Co. 10. P. U. D. POLICE 1. Wm. Brooks 2. Harold Kirby 3. Michael Cattin 4. Hiram Thomas 5. Chet Virnig 6. John Harrison 7. Kelli S. Keefe 8. Travel Expense Revolving Fund 9. Dept. of Retirement Systems 10. Blumenthal Uniforms 11. Information Press 12. City of E. Wenatchee 13. Do. Co. Sheriff's Dept. 14. Do. Co. District Court 15. Central Communication 16. Grange Supply 17. In Print 18. Mobilefone Northwest Oct. Public Defender Retainer 450.00 Oct. Salary 308.27 Oct. Salary 1 329.54 Oct. Salary 964.94 Oct. Legal Retainer 1 660.00 Oct. Salary 485.38 Oct. Salary 486.49 Oct. Salary 325.32 Mileage 25.00 Oct. Credit Union Payment 300.00 Nov. Medical Insurance 899.60 Oct. Withholding Deposit 2 972.30 Toner for Copier 91.38 1 Months Service 311.31 2 Months Service to City Hall 76.00 Long Distrance Telephone Calls 15.14 Postage, Landfill & Supplies 165.01 Publication Ord. 394 37.67 10 903.35 Oct. Salary 1 268.68 Oct. Salary 832.25 Oct. Salary 993.81 Oct. Payment 275.00 Nov. Medical Insurance 325.45 Oct. Withholding Deposit 541.70 1 Months Service 46.98 Propane 7.64 Chain Saw Parts & Repairs 44.92 2 Months Service 1 752.00 j. 1:: Oct. Salary 1 725.84 Oct. Salary 1 654.04 Oct. Salary 1 516.47 Oct. Salary 1 440.95 Oct. Salary 1 287.04 Oct. Salary 1 501.01 Oct. Salary 874.51 Training School attended by Kelli Keefe 155.53 Oct. Retirement Payment 1 382.33 Shirts & Service Bars 65.90 1985 WA. State Yearbook 14.95 Street Labor On Police Cars 66.30 Oct. Dispatching 722.50 Oct. Payment 2 092.75 Oct. Maint., Agreement 116.10 Gasoline 305.98 Office Supplies & Paper for Copier 79.95 Oct. Mobilephone Service 43.00 15 045.15 STADIUM FUND T�asFington Ad in Washington 1 846.92