HomeMy WebLinkAbout9/5/1984 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesCOUNCIL MEETING
Councilmembers present
Sept. 5, 1984
Les Young, Ed Rich, Bill Tarver and Ray Duncan.
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 Bill Tarver and passed unanimously.
Bills and accounts were approved as submitted. Motion was made by Ray Duncan,
seconded by Ed Rich and passed unanimously.
Bob Goodman advised that the curb at the entrance of McGregors has been completed.
Bob Goodman was grated permission to attend a supervisors school in Pullman
Oct. 3, 4 and 5. Registration of 100.00 is needed plus motel accomodations.
Chief Brooks stated he attended a one day computer application shcool
Chief Brooks discussed with the Council, the problems of transient population
on the river banks. He said it is a problem that is hard to control as the land
is privately owned. He stated he would talk to Neil Fuller and see if work something
out.
Doctors Randy Hein and Brian Addleman were in attendance to ask is something could
'be done about peddlers selling their wares in parking lots within the City limits.
Mayor Crain advised them that some of the problems have already been solved and
if it continues to be a problem prehaps our business license ordinance can be
amended in reference to peddlers.
The Council authorized the Mayor and City Clerk to execute a contract between the
City and Wenatchee Area Visitors Convention Bureau. The request for 2,000.00 from
Stadium funds was approved by the Council when preparing their 1984 budget last
year.
After much discussion the Council authorized a call for bids for a telephone system.
Bis to be opened Oct. 15th. Motion was made by Bill Tarver, seconded by Ed Rich
and passed unanimously. Bill Tarver and Chief Brooks will draft specifications
for the system.
Authorization was given by the Council to have Mayor Crain contact an architech
and prehaps a builder to get some ideas and an estimate of cost to remodel city hall.
Motion was made by Bill Tarver, seconded by Ed Rich and passed unanimously.
Two bids were received for repairing the shop roof as follows: Blue Jay Diversified
Builders $4,490.00 and J. N. Vail Co. $11,787.00. Authorization was given by the
Council to accept the low bid of $4,490.00. Motion was made by Les Young, seconded
by Ed Rich and passed by Ray Duncan. Bill Tarver opposed as he felt the bid
of J. N. Vail was the better bid because of the guarantee.
' Two bids were received for reroofing City Hall as follows: J. N. Vail Co. $3,286.88
and Myers Roofing, Tukwila $4,356.98. Authorization was given by the Council to
accept the low bid of J. N. Vail Co. Motion was made by Ray Duncan, seconded by
Ed Rich and passed unanimously.
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BILLS SUBMITTED FOR PAYMENT SEPT. 5, 1984
CURRENT EXPENSE
1. Ray Duncan August Per -diem 55.98
2. Ed Rich 55.98
3. Wm. Tarver 55.98
4. Fred Ross 55.98
5. Les Young 55.98
6. W. V. Humane Society Sept. Dog Control Payment 175.00
7. P. U. D. 2 Months Service School Bldg. 20.00
8. James Dart 24th Payment Copier 113.20
9. E.W. Water District 2 Months Service City Hall 14.00
10. Book Publishing Co. 1984 Supplement Revised Code of WA. 32.37
11. Grant Road Hardware Parts & Supplies for Park 45.49
12. Wenatchee World Publications 36.30
13. Libke, Jones & Mitchell Insurance 3 779.82
14. IBM Corp. Lift Off Tape 45.15
15. Fuller & Cassel Legal Services 26.34
16. Empl. Security Dept. August Social Security 2 650.88
7 218.45
STREET
1.
Libke, Jones & Mitchell
Insurance
150.57
2.
Wenatchee Sand & Gravel
Concrete for Storm Drain Repair
18.88
3.
Wenatchee World
Call for Bids
53.92
4.
Grant Road Hardware
Premix & Cement Storm Drain Repair
12.51
5.
Basin Paving Co.
Balance Due on Paving (15%)
10
485.00
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6.
P. U. D.
2 Months Service Shop & Garage
36.00
7.
Dale's Cement Finishing
Repairs to Approach 280 Grant Road
705.20
8.
Cascade Natural Gas
2 Months Service Shop & Garage
8.79
9.
Elder Auto Parts
Parts & Supplies
14.34
10.
Reid Pump & Supply
Blades for Weeder
24.62
11.
Wells & Wade
Acetylene Tank
20.52
12.
Empl. Security Dept.
August Social Security
530.88
12
061.23
POLICE
1.
Kayo's Car Wash
August Police Car Washes
40.00
2.
Do. Co. Sheriff's Dept.
August Dispatching
667.00
3.
Blumenthal Uniforms
Uniforms
413.15
4.
In Print
Office Supplies
12.82
5.
C. of E. Wenatchee
Street Labor on Police Cars
55.05
6.
Pay'n Save Corp.
Rope
52.25
7.
Apple City Office Supply
Office Supplies
11.07
8.
Grange Supply
Gasoline
412.73
9.
Kit's Cameras
Film, Photofinishing & Album
71.10
10.
Dick's Service
Parts, Supplies & Labor Air Conditioning
50.27
11.
Wm. B. Brooks
Travel Expense
10.55
12.
Clifford Hahn
Medical Expense
7.00
13.
Elder Auto Parts
Part for Police Car Repair
6.15
14.
Farrell Hutchinson
August Wages
44.32
Randi Morrell
23.32
'15.
16.
Shari Gills
18.66
17.
McArthur Fire Equipment
Fire Extinguisher
40.80
1
936.24
STADIUM FUND
1.
Wenatchee Area Visistor &
Convention Bureau
Per Contract
2
000.00