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Home My WebLink About1/16/1984 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesCity of East Wenatchee Council Meeting January 16, 1984 Councilmembers present: Darrell McNeill, Ed Rich, Ray Duncan, Bill Tarver and Fred Ross. City Attorney, Neil Fuller and City Clerk, Peggy McArthur. The City Council meeting was called to order by Mayor, Don Crane. Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as presented. Motion was made by Ray Duncan, seconded by Darrell McNeill and passed unanimously. Bills and accounts were approved as submitted. Motion was made by Darrell McNeill seconded by Ed Rich and passed unanimously. Ray Duncan said they started assembly of the loader January 22nd and delivery should by by the 1st of March. Chief Brooks said both police cars have been striped and are being detailed. Wheels are being changed, transfer of light bars, radios, etc. Bill Myres, Manager of the Wenatchee Valley Humane Society was in attendance to explain the Society's increase of 1Z percent over the 1983 contractual services. Mr. Myres explained it was due to the increase in the Humane Society's budget. He stated their last years budget had been underestimated due to payroll. He said some of their ' officers were paid only 750.00 monthly last year and the Kennel employees were paid considerably less. He stated the Society has 6 officers, 2 kennel employees, 2 office personnel and his position. Mr. Myres stated the City's share is approximately 1 percent of their total budget and 2.3 percent after tag purchases, fines, etc. Mr. Myres said 5% of their calls are from the City of East Wenatchee. Bill Tarver asked who to call for a complaint. Mr. Myres said during working hours calls are received at the Society direct. Evening, they have an answering service. After 11.00 P.M., the officers are on call situation. Councilman Fred Ross asked how many calls were received last year. Mr. Myre 283, but could not give details of the calls as proper records were not availa%le for 1983. They are now keeping records of all calls he stated. Mr. Myres assured the Council that every entity receives the same service no matter what the contract cost is. Fred Ross said his main concern is the increase from 800.00 two years ago to the present 2,100.00 and asked if the City could anticipate this kind of an increase each year. He stated there should be some kind of guarantee that these high increases are not going to continue each year. ' Fred Ross also asked if the percentage asked from the City falls in line with precentages asked from other entities. Mr. Myres stated he did not have those figures with him. Mr. Myres was asked to send a copy of their percentage increases from the other areas they contract with. 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Mayor Crain said he would check into it. Ray Duncan said he thought he should talk to Judge Hamilton. Mayor Crain assured the Council that Judge Hamilton would be consulted and at this point, he would just like to look into the avenues available and what is best for the City and its people. There being no further business, Bill Tarver made a motion that the meeting be adjourned. Seconded by Ray Duncan and passed unanimously. 1 1 BILLS SUBMITTED FOR PAYMENT JAN. 16, 1984 STREET DEPT. - 1983 1. Elder Auto Parts, Inc. Tool, Supplies & Parts 99.68 2. Sahlberg Equipment Inc. 2 Cutting Edge sor Snow Plow 350.49 3. E. W. Water Dist. 2 Months Service 14.00 4. Morrill Asphalt .52 Tons Cold Mix 14.47 478.64 POLICE - 1983 1. Shell Oil Co. Gasoline Credit Card Charges 10.03 2. Orv's Texaco Chains Installed & Flasher 13.27 3. Central Communications 2 Batteries 166.09 4. Chelan County Treasurer Prisoner Board & Room 56.00 245.39 CURRENT EXPENSE - 1984 1. Wm. McKenzie Jan. Salary 326.55 2. Wm. Hamilton 667.10 3. Dorotha McGee 747.17 4. Cynthis St. Vincent 692.00 5. Schmidt & Clem Public Defender Retainer 300.00 6. Peggy McArthur Salary 1 280.30 7. Virginia Kinzel " 869.69 8. 9. Fuller & Cassel Ronald Lannoye Legal Retainer Salary 1 580.00 437.63 10. Lennie Breckenridge " 435.77 11. Pedco Credit Union Credit Union Payment 200.00 12. Security Bank of WA. Withholding Deposit 2 436.20 13. Do. Co. Sewer District 2 Months Service to City Hall 14.00 14. Jeanette Kniffen Witness Fee 10.00 15. Vicky R. Stevens 10.00 16. Mike D. Hall 10.00 17. Penny McCamey 10.00 10 026.41 STREET 1. Security Bank of WA. Jan. Withholding Deposit 515.10 2. Pedco Credit Union Credit Union Payment 255.00 3. Ronald Lannoye Salary 758.32 4. Lennie Breckenridge 871.60 5. Robert Goodman 1 110.90 6. Wells & Wade Hardware Parts & Supplies 6.50 3 517.42 POLICE 1. Central Communications Jan. Maintenance Agreement 116.10 2. Wm. 3rooks Salary 1 589.30 3. Harold Kirby 1 327.55 4. Michael Cattin 1 387.65 ' 5. Hiram Thomas 1 314.60 6. Chet Virnig 1 295.90 7. John Harrison 1 291.00 8. Kelli Keefe 660.10 9. Michael Ireland (Civil Service) 27.99 1 I b0'6ZS OL 9b'LLL (fiquLN 96'S8 WtH L LO'Lb g sNooaB) "SUI ALLLgesLO (woa8 LLL9) 6UL440 4uawkPd 4UMWL4aa „ 90LAJDS auogdaLLgoW •uep •03 °•suI ajL3 ueLp.aeng aqi '£L sluowPI •ZL swajS4S 4uawaAL3aa ;o •3da0 'LL ;saMggaON auo;aLLgoW 'OL l.NOO 33IIOd