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Home My WebLink About2/22/1984 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesCOUNCIL MEETING Feb. 22, 1984 1 Members present: Bill Tarver, Ray Duncan, Ed Rich and Darrell McNeill. Attorney Neil Fuller and 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 Bill Tarver, seconded by Ray Duncan and passed unanimously. Bills and accounts were approved with the exception of a voucher to Inland Machinery Co. in the amount of 50,288.50. Councilman Ray Duncan advised the Council that the machine is here and he is very pleased with it, but there are a few little things that did not meet specifications and he would like those things taken care of before payment is made. Motion was made by Ray Duncan to pay all other bills, seconded by Darrell McNeill and passed unanimously. Mayor Crain said the Council, City Clerk and County Commissioners met to discuss the possibilities of prehaps combining the two Courts. He stated the matter is being evaluated at this time to determine if it would be advantageous to both entitles. Also, Mayor Crain said the possibility of the police patrolling areas of the County was discussed. Chief Brooks said he talked to Commissioner John Tontz and he stated at this time, they were happy with the Mutual Aid Agreement and thought the idea might ' be difficult because the Sheriff Deputies are Union. Chief Brooks said he was unable to contact Sheriff Williams, but would pursue the matter further with him when he is available and would report back to the Council. Mayor Crain stated that all Motel owners appeared to be in favor of contributing Stadium Fund monies to the Cascade Loop Association. Bill Tarver said it takesa lot of volunteer effort and a lot of money to promote tourism and he felt it was a worthy organization and the City should contribute the 2,446.00 requested by the Association. Bill Tarver made a motion that the City contribute 2,446.00 and advised the City Clerk to contact Mr. Smith and have the Association draft an agreement, stating what benefits the City will receive from this contribution. The motion was seconded Ed Rich and passed unanimously. Mayor Crain said he would like to have in writing,what percentages other cities are paying, and if less, why. The City Clerk stated she would advise Mr. Smith of this request. Ordinance 361 (Repealing Rental property) Ordinance 362 (Repealing the Admission Tax) and Ordinance 363 (Raising the speed limit from 25 to 30 m.p.h. on Baker Street from 15th to 9th)were submitted for execution. These three Ordinances were unanimously approved at the previous meeting. ' Councilman, Darrell McNeill said he had received several complaints concerning the left turn lane on Grant Road when turing off the State Highway on to Grant Road and making a left turn on to Valley Mall Parkway. The turn he stated, is almost impossible without breaking the law and very dangerous. 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Wm. McKenzie 2. Wm. Hamilton 3. Dorotha McGee 4. Cynthia St. Vincent 5. Schmidt & Clem 6. Donnell Crain 7. Peggy McArthur 8. Virginia Kinzel 9. Fuller & Cassel 10. Ronald Lannoye 11. Lenueal Breckenridge 12. George Sperline 13. Scott Laurie 14. Nancy Hayhoe 15. Julie Lasich 16. Rick Hahn 17. James Harris 18. Trusteed Service Corp. 19. Petty Cash 20. Do. Co. Treasurer 21. Security Bank of WA. 22. Gen. Telephone Co. 23. E. W. Water District 24. P. U. D. of Do. Co. 25. I. B. M. 26. Johnson's Inc. Feb. Salary 326.55 " .72 " 747.17 " 692.00 it Public Defender Retainer 300.00 " Salary 310.14 " 1 280.30 " 869.69 " Legal Retainer 1 580.00 " Salary 437.63 " 435.77 " 293.89 Witness Fee 10.00 " 10.00 " 10.00 " 10.00 " 10.00 March Medical Ins., 1 023.14 Cash Expenditures 140.42 Irrigation Taxes for 1984 416.40 Feb. Withholding Deposit 2 397.00 1 Months Service 152.86 2 Months Service 14.00 2 Months Service City Hall 329.00 Service Agreement -Typewriters 212.85 Typewriter & Office Supplies 302.45* * $301.00 Typewriter for Mayor to be paid out of City Hall Bldg. Fund 12 311.98 STREET 1. Ronald Lannoye 2. Lenueal Breckenridge 3. Robert Goodman 4. Pedco Credit Union 5. Ace Auto Parts 6. Eastside Paint & Glass 7. Pete Savage (Mac Tools) 8. Trusteed Plans Service Corp. 9. Northwest Bearing 10. Up Company 11. Modern Machinery 12. Petty Cash 13. Security Bank of WA. 14. Gen. Telephone Co. 15. Traffic Control Signs Co. 16. Interstate Parts & Equipment 17. Kar Products, Inc. 18. Lloyd's Auto & Truck Inc. 19. E-Z Auto Wrecking & Repair 20. Inland Machinery Co. 21. Smart's Auto Wrecking 22. P.U.D. 23. Grange Supply 24• Libke, Jones & Mitchell Feb. Salary 758.32 " to 871.60 " It 1 110.90 " Credit Union Payment 255.00 Right Door for Ford Truck 80.63 Sandpaper Materials 43.27 Grinder Accessories & Feeler Gauge 86.82 Mar. Medical Ins. 261.36 Parts -Paint Machine 14.96 Posts for St., Signs 342.40 Parts -Sweeper 190.14 Cash Expenditures 7.75 Feb. 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