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Home My WebLink About6/7/1982 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesCOUNCIL MEETING Juee 7, 1982 1 Members present: Darrell McNeill, Ed Rich, Ray Duncan, John Pflugrath and Hartley Beeler. Attorney, Neil Fuller and City Clerk, Peggy McArthur. Mayor Lannoye called the meeting to Order. Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as presented. Motion was made by Ray Duncan, seconded by John Pflugrath and passed unanimously. Bills and accounts were approved as submitted. Motion was made by Ed Rich, seconded by Hartley Beeler and passed unanimously. Councilmen John Pflugrath and Ray Duncan briefed what they learned at the meeting they attended in Yakima May 20th in reference to implementing local 1/2 cent sales tax. At this time the Council does not wish to impose the additional tax However, Ray Duncan warned that if the County did, they would receive 100 percent of the sales tax. He and John stated if that happens, the City would then want to make application. Mayor Lannoye thanked both Councilmen for attending this meeting. The Council gave Chief Brooks permission to purchase small parts and supplies in minimum quantities from Elder Auto. ' Neil Fuller stated the Hearing for Yakima Theatres has been set for Oct. 7th and 8th at Waterville. He said they are still trying to negotiate some kind of a lid and he has been in touch with their attorney. Neil Fuller stated that Judge Cone ruled in favor of the City in the Dillon matter. He said the City may want to negotiate some kind of a lid if Mr. Dillon appeals the matter, as the cost to the City for attorney fees would be costly. The Council stated they would like to wait and see what action Mr. Dillon takes before making any decision. Mayor Lannoye asked Neil Fuller if he had heard anything concerning reimbursement to the City in the Scott vs. City law suit. Neil said he would look into it. Clerk was asked to put this matter back on the agenda. Authorization was given by the Council to allow the Eastmont Swim Team to have a fireworks stand adjacent to Safeway parking lot. Motion was made by Ed Rich, seconded by Ray Duncan and passed unanimously. The Council postponed until next month, a request fro,r! Chelan -Douglas Council on Aging for the City's help to meet a 20% match for twc vans to be used in both Wenatchee and East Wenatchee areas. The Council wished to wait until they know if there will be any additional monies left after the County bills the City for the pool bond. The amount the Council requested is 570.00. ' The Council discussed a letter from the Department of Labor & Industries in reference to Mobile Home Set-up Requirements. Neil Fuller said he will look into the matter and advise the Clerk, Bldg. 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Ray Duncan May 1982 Per -diem 55.98 2. Darrell M. McNeill 55.98 3. Ed Rich 55.98 4. Hartley Beeler IItIt 55.98 5. John H. Pflugrath " " " 55.98 6. Employment Security Dept. May 1982 Social Security 2 349.71 7. Petty Cash Miscellaneous Cash Expenditures 60.71 8. U. S. Post Office 1 years rent on P. 0. Box 45.00 9. The Craftsman Office Supplies 81.37 10. Trick & Murray Court & Journal Receipts 156.91 11. Knutson Lbr., Co. Material for Shelves Clerk's Office 23.09 12. Grant Road Hardware Parts -repairs City Hall and Park 89.32 13. Libke, Jones & Mitchell Liability Ins., Premiun & Bond 3 046.35 14. Laverne Araiza Witness Fee 10.00 15. Clark Boardman, Ltd. Publication -Search & Seizure Law Report 55.00 16. Fuller & Cassel Inc., Legal Services 450.97 17. The Empire Press Publication Mrs. Brown's Gift Shop 6.24 18. Assn. of WA. Cities Registration Fee Mr. Beeler 45.00 STREET 1. Libke, Jones & Mitchell Liability Insurance Premium 800.00 2. Cascade Natural Gas Corp. Service to Shop 1 Month 10.77 3. Employment Security Dept. May 1982 Social Security 451.02 4. Sears, Roebuck & Co. Battery Chev 4 Wheel Drive 47.82 ' 5. Petty Cash Miscellaneous Cash Expenditures 33.64 6. Elder Auto Parts Parts -equipment repair & Shop supplies 112.81 7. R. M. Church Time Book 7.10 8. Grange Supply Co. Regular Gasoline 177.61 9. Wells & Wade Hardware Oxygen Cylinder & Welding Road 46.81 POLICE 1. Grange Supply Co. Unleaded Gasoline 693.92 2. Blumenthal Uniforms 5 Uniform Shirts 131.70 3. Mid State Cleansers Reserve Officer (David Corn) Cleaning 3.87 4. Kayo's Car Wash May 1982 Police Car Washes 30.00 5. Alpine Electronics, Inc. Parts & Labor P A System Car #1 37.90 6. Jack Miller's Processing Film 14.28 7. Cascade Chevrolet Co. Parts Vehicle #3 17.49 8. Sears, Roebuck & Co. Battery Vehicle #4 65.29 9. Elder Auto Parts Parts Vehicles #1,2 & 6 54.36 10. Mobilefone Northwest Service for June 1982 35.00 11. R. M. Church Office Supplies & 2 Chairs 118.75 12. F. C.I. June 1982 Lease Payment 2 Police Cars 667.17 13. Radio Shack Dynamic Microphone for Cassette Recorder 13.73 14. City of Wenatchee May Prisoners Board & Room 480.00 ' 15. In Print 500 Time Cards 23.72