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Home My WebLink About3/19/1984 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesCOUNCIL MEETING Mar. 19, 1984 Members present: Ray Duncan, Darrell McNeill, Ed Rich, Fred Ross and Bill Tarver. Attorney, Neil Fuller and City Clerk, Peggy McArthur. Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as submitted. Motion was made by Bill Tarver, seconded Ray Duncan and passed unanimously. Bills and accounts were approved as submitted. Motion was made by Bill Tarver, seconded by Fred Ross and passed unanimously. Bill Tarver stated it was his understanding that no purchase was to be made over 100.00 without Council approval. He said if there is a limit, those purchasing should stick with policy or it should be waived. This does not pertain to utilities, gas, etc. that can't be controlled. Chief Brooks made reference to an annual report he passed out to each Council Member. He said 1983 was a good year for the police. There appeared, he said, to be a reduction in crime. The asked that the Council review the report and discuss it at the next meeting if they have any questions or suggestions. After a short discussion, and Chief Brooks stated he had no objections to lowering the age limit to 18 for those desiring to sell or purchase from pawn shops, Neil Fuller was directed to draft an amended Ordinance lowering the age from 21 to 18. Allen Lake, one of the shop owners, gave Chief Brooks a copy of the new State Laws on the issue. The Council asked Neil Fuller to review the new laws and make any necessary changes in the amended ordinance. Motion was made by Fred Ross, seconded by Darrell McNeill and passed unanimously. ' Ed Rich pointed out that the owners of pawn shops should realize the Ordinance can be changed back to 21 if they do not comply with the Ordinance. Mayor Crain asked the Council if they had received a letter of recommendation from the Planning Commission on the rezone of R-2 to General Commercial property located at the intersection of Highline and Simon streets, for the purpose of a clinic, and what action they wanted to take on the recommendation. Bill Tarver stated he had received a letter from residents of that area asking that the Council consider their wishes. The letter stated they do not oppose the rezone if the Doctors group purchase the three acres. Their concern is what will be done with the property if the Doctors purchase only one acre for the Clinic and the other two acres are zoned commercial. The group has five months to exercise their option to purchase and Charles Durr speaking for the residents said one month has elapsed. Dr. Jaecks speaking for the group of Doctors, said they planned to purchase one acrex now if the rezone was approved with option to purchase the other two acres, but still had some negotiating with the owner, Jack Hale. Jack Hale said he was not aware of any problems and the group had only until April 1st to negotiate the 1 acre. Dr. Bowsman suggested the Council wait for two to four weeksawhich time they will know if they can work things out with Mr. Hale. 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Wm. McKenzie March Salary 2. Dorotha McGee " 3. H. B. Hanna " 4. Cynthia St. Vincent " " 5. Schmidt & Clem Public Defender Retainer 6. Donnell Crain Salary 7. Peggy McArthur " 8. Virginia Kinzel " 9. Fuller & Cassel, Inc., P.S. Legal Retainer 10. Ronald Lannoye Salary 11. Lenueal Breckenridge " 12. George Sperline " 13. Do. Co. Sewer Dist. 2 Months Service 14. Lynne Shaw City Stationery for Neil Fuller 15. Chevron U.S.A. Gasoline Credit Card Charges (Mayor) 16. Trusteed Plans Service April Medical Insurance Payment 17. Petty Cash Cash Expenditures (Slips Attached) 18. Gen. Telephone Co. 1 Months Service 19. Bus., Envelope Manufactureres1000 Printed Envelopes Court Clerk 20. Wells & Wade Homelite Oil Chain Saw 21. Wenatchee World Notice of Hearing (Hollingworth) STREET 1. Ronald Lannoye 2. Lenueal Breckenridge 3. Robert Goodman 4. Trusted Plans Service 5. Eastside Paint & Glass 6. Pedco Credit Union 7. Gen. Telephone Co. 8. Pybus Steel Co. 9. Petty Cash 10. Sahlberg Equiment, Inc 11. Wells & Wade 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. Michael Cattin 10. Hiram Thomas 11. Chet Virnig 12. John Harrison 13. 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