HomeMy WebLinkAbout2/7/1983 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesCOUNCIL MEETING
Feb. 7, 1983
Councilmen present: Darrell McNeill, Hartley Beeler, Ray Duncan, Ed Rich and
John Pflugrath. Attorney, Paul Cassel and Peggy McArthur
City Clerk.
Meeting was called to order by Mayor, Forrest Lannoye.
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 with the following to be paid out
of the City Hall Building Fund. The Keyhole for 31.77, Ray'n Save, $18.77 and
Johnson's Real Estate $500.00. Motion was made by Ed Rich, seconded by Darrell
McNeill and passed unanimously.
Councilman Ray Duncan stated there was nothing involving the City, discussed
at the last Disability Board meeting he attended.
Admission taxes for the Four Seasons was again discussed. Paul Cassel said it
still was not determined what is owing in delinquent taxes. He stated Wenatchee
has both, an admission tax and cabaret license. They have been collecting the
cabaret license fee but have not been enforcing the admission tax. No action
' was taken at this time.
Paul Cassel stated Mercy Theatres are willing to settle for 14,000.00 in back
admission taxes and would agree to a one cent admission tax on the dollar, rather
than the Two and One/half cents now imposed. After much discussion, the Council
suggested Mayor Lannoye and Neil Fuller, meet with their attorneys and bring
their proposition back before the Council for consideration.
The Council reviewed quotes for chain saws passed around by Bob Goodman. Mr.
Goodman said he preferred the Homelite as he is familiar with it and also is
able to work on them. Ray Duncan, Darrell McNeill and Ed Rich told him to get the
one he wanted. Hartley Beeler said he didn't care and John Pflugrath said "No
Comment".
The Council received one letter from Wenatchee Amateur Hockey Asso. and two verbal
requests for fire works stands. The Council unanimously approved the following
requests: Wenatchee Amateur Hockey Asso., Eastmont Swimteam and Association for
Retarded Citizens. Lyman Schooler, representing the Asso. for Retarded Citizens
told the Council what the proceeds would be used for and agreed to give an itemized
accounting of the money and its uses. Mr. Schooler assured the Council that the
the money would stay in the area and would all go to help the handicapped.
The Council received a Petition to Vacate a described street and/or alley
situated in the City off llth Street. Petitioners being Jack and Dorothy
Brown. The property being of no service to the City, the Council set a hearing
' date for said vacation for March 7th. Motion was made by Ray Duncan, seconded
by John Pflugrath and passed unanimously.
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BILLS SUBMITTED FOR PAYMENT FEB. 7, 1983
CURRENT EXPENSE
1. Ray Duncan
2. Darrell McNeill
3. Ed Rich
4. Hartley Beeler
5. John Pflugrath
6. Wen. Valley Humane Society
7. James Dart
8. Emp. Security Dept.
9. E. W. Chambe of Commerece
10. Carlson & Drewlow
11. WA. St. Magistrates Assn.
12. Robert Crawford
13. Hartley Beeler
14. Wen. Office Supply
15. Craftsman
16. Nelson Office Machines
STREET
1. Wells & Wade
2. Cascade Chevrolet Co.
3. Sears, Roebuck & Co.
4. Emp. Security Dept.
5. Cascade Gas Corp.
6. WA. St. Treasurer
7. Southpark Industries
8. Grange Supply
9. Knutson Lbr. Co.
10. Elder Auto
11. Morrill Asphalt Paving
12. Eastmont School Dist.
13. Pybus Steel Co.
POLICE
1. Kayo's Car Wash
2. Kustom Electronic Inc.
3. Paul Hook Sales
4. Sears, Roebuck & Co.
5. Trick & Murray
6. In Print
7. Cascade Chevrolet
8. Chelan Co. Sheriff
9. Eastside Paint & Glass
10. Elder Auto Parts
11. Grange Supply
12. City of Wenatchee
13. Advance Travel Expense
Jan. 1983 Per-diem11 11
Feb. 1983 Payment
5th Payment Copier
Jan. 1983 Social Security Payment
1983 Membership Dues
Legal Fees
1983 Dues for Wm. Hamilton
Probation Fee
Interpreter Fee
Office Supplies for Court Clerk
Office Supplies for City Clerk
Used Typewriter & Maint. Agreement
Chain Sharpeners
Ring Vehicle #8
Floor Jack & Battery
Jan. 1983 Social Security Payment
1 Months Service to Shop
Traffic Signal Maintenance
Gutterbroom
Gasoline
4X4 for Traffic Signs
Misc. Parts & Supplies
Cold Mix
Final Payment on Shop Bldg.
Iron for Repairs & Shop
Jan. 1983 Police Car Washes
Moving Radar
Uniforms & Night Stick
File Cabinet with Lock
100 Books WA. Uniform Infraction
Rubber Stamp & Time Pay. Agree.
Brake Pads for Cars 3 & 4
Women Prisoners-8 Days & Booking
$50.00 deductible Windshield
Plugs & GE Bulb Cars 4 & 1
Gasoline
Prisoners Board & Room
Meals & Gasoline
Copier
Court
Fees
55.98
55.98
55.98
55.98
55.98
150.00
113.20
465.69
40.00
52.15
50.00
200.00
15.00
58.98
75.17
548.14
15.09
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148.24
471.32
142.43
27.74
108.95
225.49
41 .30
77.75
42.69
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114.06
181.34
148.25
435.23
152.60
57.36
184.00
50.00
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295.51
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Executive Meeting
February 7, 1983
Four lots on Valley Mall Parkway were discussed. Appraisal
Report from Johnson's Real Estate gave two appraisals.
Premise No. 1 Valuation considering construction over the
sewer line. $84,000.00
Premise No. 2 Valuation of the owenership taking into consideration
that no structure can be built over the sewer line.
$71,500.00
The City purchased the lots for $52,500.00. Lowering of sewer line
$4,000.00. Removal of Concrete Wall $2,572.50. Apprisal Fees $500.00
for a total of $59,572.50.
It was the recommendation of the Council to ask $70,000.00 for the
lots and not less than 65,000.00.
No other business was discussed.
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