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Home My WebLink About9/8/1982 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesCOUNCIL MEETING Sept. 8, 1982 1 Councilmen present: John Pflugrath, Ed Rich, Hartley Beeler, Darrell McNeill and Ray Duncan. Attorney Pro-tem, Don Bell and City Clerk Peggy McArthur. Meeting was called to Order by Mayor, Forrest Lannoye. Minutes of the previous meeting were adopted as presented. Motion was made by Ray Duncan, seconded by Ed Rich and passed unanimously. Bills and accounts were approved as submitted with vouchers to Sears in the amount of 20.10 and National Rifle Assn., in the amount of 25.00, held until these expenditures are explained by Chief Brooks. Also vouchers to Pybus Steel, Columbia Concrete and Herb's Rent -all to come out of the cumulative storm drain fund. Motion was made by Darrell McNeill, seconded by Hartley Beeler and passed unanimously. John Pflugrath stated that the street department appears to be spending a large amount for tools and would like a copy of the inventory and also would like to see all of the equipment engraved. Bob Goodman said he would take care of this. Harry Patrick appeared before the Council concerning a shack he has on his property next to the river. He claimed the man living in the shack has his permission to be there and he wants him to remain. John Pflugrath said that by letting this one man remain there it may create a problem with others who might want to move in and have to follow the building code. Dick McGraw asked where do you draw the line and stated the City should not have bums on the water front. He stated a code is a code and everyone should have to abide by it. Councilman Darrell McNeill said he saw no ' reason why the Council couldn't allow and exception and if there is a problem, take care of it at the time. Ed Rich said he saw no problem as long as the river front didn't turn into a hobo jungle. Mayor Lannoye stated that the Police Chief would make sure transients stayed out of the area if he could get permission from the property owners requesting that treaspassers be removed. After much more discussion it was agreed to let the shack stand unless there are complaints. Bud Gensinger and Mrs. Norma Harvey again appeared before the Council concerning Mrs. Harvey's irrigation problem. Mrs Harvey said she feels the City is responsible for her loosing the irrigation water when Baker Street was widened. The Council agreed she could cross Baker if she could produce documents showing the unnamed springs she has rights to and if it is foreseeable that she can get water and where she is going to cross. The Council would prefer that she not tap into the storm drains as the City may be held responsible if weed killers, oil, ets., get into the drains and would do damage to her property. They stated Mrs. Harvey would have to discuss connecting to the storm drain with the City Attorney before the Council could make andy definite discission. Two bids were received for the surfacing of llth St., N. E. Basin Asphalt Company submitted a bid of $21,185.00 for surfacing and 7.25 per lineal foot for sidewalks Section #1 and 7.25 per lineal foot for sidewalks Section #2. Morrill Asphalt Paving Co., Inc., bid $17,225.00 for surfacing and 8.70 per lineal foot for a total of $23,671.70. Autorization was given by the Council to accept the low bid of Morrill Asphalt. Motion was made by Ray Duncan, seconded by Ed Rich and passed unanimously. Ordinance No. 338 (Parking Ordinance) was presented to the Council. The Ordinance was not passed due to an incorrect description. Will be presented at the next meet- ing. 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Ray Duncan 2. Darrell McNeill 3. Ed Rich 4. Hartley Beeler 5. John Pflugrath 6. Grant Road Hardware 7. Copytron 8. P. U. D. 9. Stallings Athletic Co. 10. The Craftsman 11. WA., Courthouse Supply Co. 12. Frank M. Smith 13. Jesse J. Rose 14. Petty Cash 15. In Print 16. The Wenatchee World 17. E. Wenatchee Water Dist. 18. Employment Security Dept. 19. Fuller & Cassel Inc., P.S. STREET 1. Petty Cash 2. Reid Pump &Supply 3. The Wenatchee World 4. Wenatchee Sand & Gravel 5. Elder Auto Parts Inc. 6. Grant Road Hardware 7. Do., Co., Road Dept. 8. Dennis Automotive Electric 9. Employment Security Dept. 10. Bowman & Barnes 11. Pybus Steel Co. 12. Columbia Concrete 13. Herb's Rent -all *Accunlative Storm Drain Fund POLICE Grange Supply Co. 2. Kayo's Car Wash 3. R. M. Church 4. Mobilefone Northwest 5. City of Wenatchee 6. N.W. Law Enforcement Equip 7. Wen. Chiropractic Clinic 8. Ron's Rebuild '9. City of E. Wenatchee 10. Sears, Roebuck & Co. 11. Central Communications, 12. Elder Auto Parts 13. Kits Camera 14. Cascade Chevrolet Co. August 1982 Per -diem 55.98 " 55.98 " 55.98 " 55.98 " 55.98 Nylon for Weedeater, Hinges & Screws 15.90 Drum for Copier 180.03 2 Months Service School Bldg. 30.00 2 Dress Code Signs for Court 40.24 Office Supplies for Court Clerk 25.98 2 Ring Binders for Court Clerk 62.93 Witness Fee 10.00 It " 10.00 Misc., Cash Expenditures 130.74 500 Printed Bldg., Permits 166.36 2 Notices of Hearing & Police Auction 69.68 Bi-Monthly Statement 14.90 August Social Security Payment 2 212.75 1 Months Legal Services 644.07 Misc., Cash Expenditures 60.42 Parts for weedeater 22.82 Call for Bids 24.66 3 5/8 Yds. Gravel 27.64 Parts for repairs & Shop supplies 73.57 Pipe Wrench & Supplies 86.51 43 Gals., Diesel 48.59 Generator Fan #4 20.26 August Social Security Payment 435.62 Supplies for Maintenance & Shop 103.18 Materials for Storm Drain 18.28* Catch Basin llth & Alvin Court 126.02* Backhoe Rental for storm drain 62.35* 392 Gals., Unleaded Gasoline 470.79 August Police Car Washes 30.00 1 Mead Record Book 4.23 Sept. 1982 Service 35.00 August Prisoner's Room & Board 750.00 2 Streamlight lamp/reflectors 27.98 Treatment for Bill Brooks 47.00 Delco Regulator Labor Car #3 34.42 Police Car Repairs by St. Dept. 251.10 Clothing reguired for school -Kirby 20.10 Antenna & Speaker Repairs 164.79 Parts for Cars #2,3 & 4 72.76 Batteries for Camera 4.24 Headlight Swith #4 13.93 L6'£ Lb'L6b 95'05Z 00'SZ 6LUJLA-w,ao3Lu0 uo umas S@404ud sa6PM Z861 1sn6ny san0 sARaA L sJaueaLO a4?4S PAW '8L u.ao3 P�AeO 'LL LLOO ,aa4LeM '9L •ussy 8Wd l LEUOPPN 'Sl 03nNI1N00 33POd