HomeMy WebLinkAbout6/21/1982 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesCOUNCIL MEETING
1 June 21, 1982
Councilmen present: John Pflugrath, Ray Duncan, Ed Rich, Darrell McNeill and
Hartley Beeler. City Clerk, Peggy McArthur.
Mayor Lannoye called the meeting to Order.
Minutes of the previous meeting are special meeting were approved as presented.
Motion was made by Ray Duncan, seconded by John Plfugrath and passed unanimously.
Bills and accounts were approved as submitted. Motion was made by Ed Rich,
seconded by Darrell McNeill and passed unanimously.
Councilman Darrell McNeill was given permission to get quotes and have the
trees in the park sprayed. It was suggested by the Mayor that the street
supervisor be advised when the spraying will be done and it be done during
city working hours.
The Council granted the street department permission to purcahse tires for a piece
of equipment.
The Council discussed again the streets to be blacktopped in 1982. Ed ich said if the
City could obtain some right/of/way from Mr. Spidel at a reasonable amount, he would
like to see the intersection of Rock Island Road and Grant upgraded as it is most
necessary. If time permits and money is available Greenbriar and Cedar Lane could
be finished. Mayor Lannoye said there are other streets that badly need surfacing
that have more traffic than Greenbriar and Cedar Lane. Clerk was asked to put this
matter back on agenda.
Ken Bray who plans to open a business on Valley Mall Parkway complained that he had
to put in cast iron plumbing while another business owneed by Eastmont Investors were
allowed to use ABSplastic. He accused the Mayor of showing favoritism to Center
Investors.
Mayor Lannoye stated he had no knowledge of the plastic until he received a letter
from Mr. Bray's Attorney. Mr. Kennedy, manager of Center Investments stated he knew
noting about it as the work was contracted.
Bill McKenzie apparently had told the plumber that the Mayor said to let them do the
work the cheapest way possible. Mayor Lannoye denies this.
Ken Bray said Mr. McKenzie told him he would have to pay double for a plumbing permit
as he started work without a permit. Mr. Cass said he had not obtained a plumbing
permit at 610 Valley Mall Parkway.
Ken Bray stated City Hall has several violations, as well as plastic plumbing in the
back restr000m. Mayor Lannoye and the Council said they were not aware of this.
Mr. Bray said he has stopped work as Mr. McKenzie stated he would not certify
occupancy because of other violations that Mr. Bray said had been waived before,
as the Fire District and the Health Department were satisfied.
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BILLS SUBMITTED FOR PAYMENT JUNE 21, 1982
1 CURRENT EXPENSE
1. Petty Cash Misc., Cash Expenditures 174.85
2. Wen. Humane Society 2nd Quarter Dog Control Payment 200.00
3. Wells & Wade Parts for Repairs Park 11.01
4. General Telephone 1 Months Service 148.13
5. Johnson Inc. Office Supplies 16.89
6. P. U. D. #1 2 Months Service 92.00
7. Pedco Credit Union June 1982 Payment 200.00
8. WA. Physicians Service July 1982 Medical Insurance Payment 1 071.56
9. Security Bank of WA. June 1982 Withholding Deposit 2 162.30
10. Emp. Security Depart. 2nd Quarter Unemployment Compensation 83.30
11. Dept. of Labor & Ind. 2nd Quarter Industrial Insurance 793.11
12. Wm. McKenzie June 1982 Salary 279.90
13. Wm. Hamilton " 11 11 585.76
14. Dorotha McGee 11 594.80
15. Roberta Burnap 415.99
16. Robert H. Scott, Jr. Public Defender Retainer 230.00
17. Forrest W. Lannoye Salary 293.89
18. Peggy McArthur 1 042.40
19. Virginia Kinzel 736.57
20. Fuller & Cassel Legal Retainer 963.00
21. Ronald Lannoye Salary 377.94
22. Robert Goodman 171.72
23. George Sperline 326.55
1 STREET
1. Petty Cash Cash Expenditure (Slip attached) 5.67
2. Do. Co. Road Dept. Street Signs 78.00
3. Basin Asphalt Co. 1.89 Tons Hot Mix 49.64
4. Pedco Credit Union June 1982 Credit Union Payment 252.00
5. Modern Machinery Control for Sweeper 73.51
6. P. U. D. No. 1 2 Months Service 1 743.00
7. Grange Supply 204 Gals. regular gasoline 232.36
8. Dept. of Labor & Ind. 2nd Quarter Industrial Insurance 294.32
9. WA. Physicians Service July 1982 Medical Insurance Payment 133.24
10. Security Bank of WA. June 1982 Withholding Deposit 268.10
11. Emp. Security Dept. 2nd Quarter Unemployment Compensation 19.25
12. Ronald Lannoye June 1982 Salary 695.89
13. Robert Goodman " " 11903.50
14. Danny Reeves It 528.15
POLICE
1. City of Wenatchee June 1982 Emergency Telephone Service 524.00
2. Wm. Brooks 2nd Quarter Cleaning Allowance 20.00
3. Harold Kirby " " 11 11 20.00
4. Michael Cattin 11 11 20.00
' 5. Hiram Thomas it " 20.00
6. Chet Virnig it " 20.00
7. John Harrison to 11 20.00
8. Wm. Brooks June 1982 Salary 1 377.30
9. Harold Kirby 1 295.45
10. Michael Cattin 1 286.55
11. Hiram Thomas 1 137.94
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