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Home My WebLink About11/5/1984 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesCouncil Meeting Nov. 5, 1984 Councilmen present: Ray Duncan, Ed Rich, Les Young, Fred Ross and Bill Tarver. City Attorney, Neil Fuller and Peggy McArthur, City Clerk. 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 Bill Tarver, seconded by Ray Duncan and passed unanimously. Mayor Crain thanked Bob Goodman and his crew for doing a good job of sanding city streets during the last snow fall. Authorization was given by the Council to have Neil Fuller draft a contract with Columbia Valley Bank for right/of/way on 3rd St. which will include a sidewalk and all improvements for 4,700.00 in lieu of condemnation. It was determined by the Council that this amount is a reasonable price for street right of way and pedestrian travel rather than a costly condemnation suit. Motion was made by Ray Duncan, seconded by Bill Tarver and passed unanimously. ' Bob Goodman thanked the Council for allowing him to attend a maintenance school in Pullman. He said he felt it was well worth the time and money spent. Mayor Crain said he felt the police department did a good job concerning the body they found buried on the river bank, but added, had it been a local person, he felt the showing of the skull on T.V. was in poor taste. The Council granted permission to Chief Brooks to attend a Sheriff's and Police Chiefs conference in Spokane Nov. 12th through 15th and authorized the expenditure of 250.00 travel advance. The check to be issued by the City Clerk. Authorization was given by the Council allowing Curwood Gackstetter and Thomas Kincaid to circulate petitions for annexation into the City. Motion was made by Fred Ross, seconded by Les Young and passed unanimously. Fred Ross made a motion to reject all telephone bids received and draw up new specifications for a less expensive system that would be adequate for the City. He stated the specifications were too elaborate and the City at this time, doesn't need such a system. There being no second, Fred withdrew his motion and discussion followed. Bill Tarver said he and Chief Brooks were assigned to draw up specifications and they did so with the future in mind and a system that would be adequate for ' 10 years. He said the Council owes it to the Taxpayer to use good judgement when choosing a system and they wrote the specifications around a long term system. Bill Tarver then made a motion that the Council accept the low bid of Independent Telepone Systems of 6,717.27, pointing out that their bid of 4,690.00 did not meet specifications. 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Ray Duncan 2. Ed Rich 3. Wm. Tarver 4. Fred Ross 5. Les Young 6. Emp. Security Dept. 7. Chelan Co. Treasurer 8. James A. Dart 9. W. V. Humane Society 10. Woods Printing 11. Snyder Publishing Co. 12. Nelson Office Machines 13. East W. Water Dist. 14. In Print 15. Wenatchee World 16. Petty Cash 17. Fuller & Cassel STREET 1. P. U. D. 2. Southpark Ind. 3. Controller, W.S.U. 4. Waterville Empire Press 5. Seco 6. United Supply Co. 7. Grange Supply 8. Les Schwab Tire 9. WA. ST. Treasurer 10. Grant Road Hardware 11. In Print 12. Cascade Gas Corp. 13. Harrison Auto Parts 14. Emp. Security Dept. 15. Petty Cash 16. Basin Paving Co. 17. E. W. Water District POLICE 1. James Harum 2. Robert Hale 3. David Corn 4. Kayo's Car Wash 5. Do. Co. Sheriff's Dept 6. Grange Supply 7. Blumenthal Uniforms 8. Eastmont Pharmacy 9. Davidson's 10. Tri-City Herald Oct. Per -diem 11 11 11 Oct. Social Security 3rd Quarter Liquor Profits 26th Payment Copier Nov. Dog Control 50 Sets Comprehensive Zoning Ord. 1 Copy "The Art of Taking Minutes" Toner & Paper for Copier 2 Months Service Office Supplies Publications Misc., Cash Expenditures Legal Services 2 Months Service Shop & Ga Wayne Broom School Registration for Bob To replace lost check #1309 Equipment Rental 4 Test Plugs Gasoline Flat Repair & Tube Signal Lights Maintenance Misc. Parts & Supplies Rediform Time Cards 1 Months Service Misc. Parts & Supplies Oct. Social Security Landfill & C-2 15% Due on Baker St., Resur 2 Months Service Bus Garage Oct. 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