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Home My WebLink About3/7/1983 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesCOUNCIL MEETING March 7, 1983 Councilmen present: Ed Rich, John Pflugrath, Hartley Beeler, Ray Duncan and Darrell McNeill. City Attorney, Neil Fuller and Peggy McArthur, City Clerk. Meeting was called to order by Councilman, Ed Rich. In the absence of Mayor Forrest Lannoye, Motion was made by Darrell McNeill to appoint Ed Rich, Mayor Pro-tem. Seconded by Ray Duncan and passed unanimously. Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as presented. Motion was made by Ray Dunan, seconded by John Plfugrath and passed unanimously. Bills and accounts were approved as submitted. Motion was made by Ray Duncan, seconded by Hartley Beeler and passed unanimously. Darrell McNeill said there was a light out on the corner of 14th street. Hartley Beeler said he would report it to P.U.D. Mayor Pro-tem Ed Rich stated there was some interest in renting the shop building vacated by the street department. Ray Duncan pointed out that the traffic paint isstored there and special requirments had to be met to meet insurance standards. Moving the paint to the new shop location, might present a problem and some additional ' cost to the City to fix up a new area. Bob Goodman was asked to check the matter out with the Fire Marshall and the matter be will be back on the agenda at the next meeting. Ordinance No. 247 (Vacating a right of way street within the the City limits) was adopted by the Council. Motion was made by Ray Duncan, seconded by John Plfugrath and passed unanimously. Authorization was given by the Council to adopt Ordinance No. 348 (Amending Ordinance No. 239 of the City of East Wenatchee for the purpose of expanding upon the permissable uses of monies collected from Hotel/Motel Taxes) Motion was made by John Pflugrath, seconded by Ray Duncan and passed unanimously. The Council called for bids for a new 1982 or 1983 dump truck. Bids to be opened April 4th. Dick McGraw, representing the East Wenatchee District Chamber of Commerce presented the Council with a letter requesting any and all permits needed for activities to be held at a fund festival, July 29 to July 31st. He also presented the Council with a map showing the parade route intended. Neil Fuller said he would check into the matter. Neil Fuller did state that any vendors would need a City business license. The Council gave Chief Brooks permission to attend a two day stress management seminar to be held in Seattle March 24th and 25th. Chief Brooks said he thought the room would be paid for by the Commission. 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Ray Duncan 2. Darrell McNeill 3. Ed Rich 4. Hartley Beeler 5. John Pfugrath 6. Emp. Security Dept. 7. Fuller & Cassel Inc. 8. James Dart 9. Wenatchee Valley Humane 10. Do. Co. Treasurer 11. Apple City Office Supply 12. Bob Crawford 13. Wenatchee World 14. Wenatchee Office Supply 15. Nelson Office Machines 16. WA. Courthouse Supply 17. Libke, Jones & Mitchell STREET 1. Libke, Jones & Mitchell 2. Emp. Security Dept. ' 3. WA. St. Treasurer 4. Cascade Natural Gas 5. Grant Road Hardware 6. Elder Auto Parts 7. Wenatchee World 8. Do. Co. Road Dept. 9. So. Park Industries, Inc 10. E. W. Water District 11. Wells & Wade 12. Lloyd's Auto & Truck POLICE 1. City of Wenatchee 2. E. W. St. Dept. 3. Kayo's Car Wash 4. Elder Auto Parts 5. Grange Supply 6. Kit's Cameras 7. McGraw & Co. 8. Paul Hook Sales 9. Robinson's 10. Central Communications 11. Wen. Chiropractic Clinin 12. Far West Sports Feb. Per -diem 55.98 " 27.99 " 55.98 " 55.98 " 55.98 " Social Security Payment 2 461.67 Legal Services 22.68 6th Payment Copier 113.20 Soc. March Dog Control 150.00 Irrigation Taxes 416.40 Office Supplies Police & Court Clerk 81.71 Probation Fees Collected 390.00 Notice Meeting Date & Police Trainee 163.72 Office Supplies Court Clerk 13.36 2 Cases of Paper for Copier 121.15 1000 Court Docket Sheets 92.51 2 Public Official Bonds 60.00 Adding 1 Ton Ford Truck to Policy 19.00 Feb. Social Security Payment 471.32 Traffic Signal Maint. Jan. 1983 229.74 1 Months Service to Shop 82.44 Misc. Supplies for repairing shop 12.16 Parts for repairs & maintenance 106.30 Petition to Vacate Street 38.93 4 Gals. Diesel 4.36 2 Brooms for sweeper 369.12 Water -School Bus Garage 14.00 Part for Welder 6.52 Intake Guide 4.69 Prisoners Room & Board 486.00 14 hrs., labor on Police Vehicles 139.30 Feb. Police Car Washes 30.00 Parts for Cars 2 & 3 & Filters 97.37 309 Gals. Gasoline 290.15 Film & Processing 8.18 Time Cards& Pawn Brokers Sheets 127.18 3 Prs. Uniform Trousers 110.43 Clothing Purchased by Wm. Brooks 83.25 Battery 87.90 Treatment (Brooks) 5.00 Ammo 313.53