HomeMy WebLinkAbout11/18/1985 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesCOUNCIL MEETING
Nov. 18, 1985
Council members present: Terry McKee, Paul Cassel, Ray Duncan, Ed Rich and Les Young.
City 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 Paul Cassel, seconded
by Ed Rich and passed unanimously.
Bob Goodman said he talked with people at the Department of Transportation concerning
problems with the signal light at Valley Mall Parkway and Grant Road. They informed
him that one bicycle loop was shorting out and they cut it out of the system for the
time being. Also, traffic straddling the line will trip the light but there is not
too much that can be done about that. They did not recommend that the City exchange
signals at this time as the cost would be too great. It may be something the City might
want to consider in the future.
The Council granted Bob Goodman permission to purchase a gas vibrating tamper for 1,650.00.
Bob said the school is gone but more backfill is needed as it is three feet too low in
places. Goodfellows will be back and look it over on Tuesday Bob advised.
'Bob Kiesz said he had checked into whether the City could use Stadium fund money for
the Wenatchee ice skating rink. He said in his opinion, the only way the City could do
this, is to enter into an agreement with the City of Wenatchee. The City can not give
funds to the Second Rink Committee. No decision was made at this time.
Acting Chief Harold Kirby said the deadline for receiving police applications will be
Friday. To date they have received nine applications.
Joan Erickson, director of Head Start again explained some of their problems and asked
for 9,782.50 be donated from Federal Shared Revenue funds. She stated that 23% of the
Children that attend headstart are from East Wenatchee. The Council said they would
consider the request. There were no other requests from the public for those funds.
Ms. Erickson said she would attend the next Council meeting.
Mary Schamens, with the Visitors Convention Bureau addressed the Council and asked that
2,000.00 be donated by the City from the City's 1985 Stadium funds. She stated that
there was some misunderstanding in an earlier request and that the funds are needed
at this time. Les Young made a motion that the City donate 2,000.00 to the Bureau,
seconded by Ed Rich and passed unanimously.
Mayor Crain called for a Ten minute executive session to discuss a possible litigation
against the City.
The Council was called back into regular session and a budget workshop followed.
The first item discussed was the legal budget. The Council agreed that the total legal
budget did not seem out of reason but felt unless the Council knows what is not covered
under the retainer, the legal budget could well go over the estimated miscellaneous figure
of 15,000.00. After some discussion, Paul Cassel said he would have some recommendations
for review at the next meeting.
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BILLS
SUBMITTED FOR PAYMENT NOV. 18, 1985
CURRENT EXPENSE
1.
Steven M. Clem
Public Defender Retainer
450.00
2.
Don Crain
Nov. Salary
308.27
3.
Peggy McArthur
Nov. Salary
1 329.54
4.
Virginia Kinzel
Nov. Salary
964.94
5.
Ogden, Ogden & Murphy
Nov. Legal Retainer
1 660.00
6.
Ron Lannoye
Nov. Salary
485.38
7.
Len Breckenridge
Nov. Salary
486.49
8.
George Sperline
Nov. Salry
325.32
9.
McConnell/Burke
Professional Services & Expense
532.31
10.
George Sperline
Mileage
25.02
11.
Douglas Co. District Court
Nov. Payment
2 092.75
12.
Pedco Credit Union
Nov. Payment
300.00
13.
Awc Employee Benefit Trust
Dec. Medical Insurance
899.60
14.
Security Bank of WA.
Nov. Withholding Deposit
3 134.30
15.
Wenatchee World
Publications
42.08
16.
Wm. Shaw
Translator Fee
15.00
17.
Do. Co. Serer Dist.
2 Months Service
14.00
18.
Petty Cash
Postage & Cleaner for Police Cars
115.84
19.
General Telephone Co.
1 Months service
312.29
13 493.13
'STREET
1. Ron Lannoye
Nov. Salary
832.25
2.
Len Breckenridge
Nov. Salary
973.37
3.
Bob Goodman
Nov. Salary
1 268.68
4.
Pedco Credit Union
Nov. Payment
275.00
5.
AWC Employee Benefit Trust
Dec. Medical Ins.
325.45
6.
Harrison Auto Parts
Parts
55.38
7.
Chevron U.S.A.
Gasoline charged
on Credit Cards
21.42
8.
Grange Supply
Gasoline
455.68
9.
Security Bank
Nov. Withholding
Deposit
533.70
10.
E. W. Water District
2 Months Service
15.35
11.
Shell Oil Co.
Gasoline Charged
on Credit Cards
24.10
12.
Petrolane Gas Service
Propane
8.14
13.
Do. Co. Sewer District
2 Months Service
14.00
14.
Petty Cash
Cash Expenditures
Propane
23.79
15.
General Telephone Co.
1 Months Service
56.02
4 882.33
POLICE
1.
Wm. Brooks
Nov.
Salary
1
725.84
2.
Harold Kirby
Nov.
Salary
1
575.84
3.
Michael Cattin
Nov.
Salary
1
690.79
4.
Hiram Thomas
Nov.
Salary
1
539.05
5.
Chet Virnig
Nov.
Salary
1
353.29
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6.
John Harrison
Nov.
Salary
1
522.12
7.
Kelli Keefe
Nov.
Salary
874.51
8.
Grange Supply
Gasoline
345.49
9.
Do. Co. Sheriffs Dept.
Nov.
Dispatching
722.50
10.
Mobilefone N.W.
Nov.
Mobilephone Service
43.00
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