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Home My WebLink About10/4/1982 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesCOUNCIL MEETING Oct. 4, 1982 1 Councilmen present: John Pflugrath, Ray Duncan, Ed Rich and Darrell McNeill. City Attorney, Neil Fuller 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 John Plfugrath and passed unanimously. Bills and accounts were adopted as submitted. Motion was made by Ray Duncan, seconded by Darrell McNeill and passed unanimously. Councilman Ray Duncan said they were still working on some possibilities concerning the loader. Mayor Lannoye stated that George Sperline, Planning Consultant questioned if the Council wanted him to issue building permits for individuals replacing roofs, windows, etc. He does not wish to be chastised for not following the Code completely. The Council all agreed that replacement maintenance should not require a permit if there were no changes in the structure of the building. Neil Fuller said he would study the Code to make sure it would not take an Ordinance to exempt these items. Wayne Wright, speaking for some of the residents living on Colorado Street, asked if there was any way that the City could plow the street. He stated, for 23 years ' it has been used as a City Street. John Pflugrath pointed out that the street is a private easement and if this easement was a street it is in the County and the City couldn't service it. Mr. Wright asked what it would take to bring the road into the City. Neil Fuller said the City could not touch it even for compensation as it is a private easement. It was suggested that the property owners try to purchase a 30 foot strip.The City could then try to annex the property into the City. The present owners are not willing to deed the property over to the City. Mayor Lannoye asked who would be responsible if there was a fire or someone needed an ambulance and couldn't get in. Neil Fuller said the property owners are responsible to maintain the easement. The Council all agreed, that they would accept the street if there was any possible way for the property owners to obtain the 20 foot easement plus another 10 feet, and if the State examiners approved the proposition and the County was willing to let the City annex that portion into the City. Neil Fuller said he would contact the Insurance company concerning 600.00 the City was to receive in the Stanley Scott vs. City of East Wenatchee. The Council agreed to let Neil Fuller try to work out a settlement with Financial Consultants International, Inc. They are asking an additional 1,588.62 residual plus sales tax of 426.22 for the two leased police cars. $650.00 is the top the Council wished to negotiate for. ' Authorization was given by the Council to adopt Ordinance No. 339 (Setting the Tax Levy) Motion was made by John Pflugrath, seconded by Ray Duncan and passed unanimously. The Council set October 18th as the date for the preliminary budget. 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Ray Duncan 2. Darrell McNeill 3. Ed Rich 4. Hartley Beeler 5. John Pflugrath 6. The Craftsman 7. The Wenatchee World 8. Wenatchee Humane Society 9. Grant Road Hardware 10. R. L. Polk & Co. 11. Petty Cash 12. Chelan Co., Treasurer 13. Emp. Security Dept. 14. Emp. Security Dept. 15. Dept. of Labor & Ind. 16. Emp. Security Dept. STREET 1. Northwest Bearing 2. Cascade Chevrolet Co. 3. Dept. of Labor & Ind. 4. Elder Auto Parts ' 5. Grant Road Hardware 6. Emp. Security Dept. 7. Emp. Security Dept. 8. WA. St. Treasurer POLICE 1. Kayo's Car Wash 2. Jack Millers 3. Johnson's Inc. 4. Kit's Cameras 5. Dave Corn 6. Walt Doll 7. Ace Auto Parts 8. Mobilefone NW 9. Grange Supply 10. Wenatchee Office Supply 11. Elder Auto Parts 12. St. Dept. C. of E. Wenatchee 13. NW Law Enforcement Equip. 14. Apple City Office Supply CURRENT EXPENSE 1. Fuller & Cassel Inc. P.S Sept. 1982 Per -diem 55.98 " 55.98 " 55.98 " 55.98 " 55.98 Office Supplies for Court Clerk's office 14.03 (2) Board of Adjustment Hearings 21.16 3rd Quarter Dog Control Payment 200.00 Supplies for repairs 22.32 1982 City Directory 73.07 Postage for Police, Court & Clerk 105.94 3rd Quarter Payment for Alcoholism 111.15 3rd Quarter Unemployment Compensation 77.73 Sept. Social Security Deposit 2 302.04 3rd Quarter Industrial Insurance 1 083.70 Administrative Expense 13.74 Parts for Flusher 33.35 Brake Pedal Pad GMC 5.18 3rd Quarter Industrial Ins. 291.86 Parts & Supplies for repairs & maintenance 43.31 Supplies for storm drains, shop & traffic cont.14.72 3rd Quarter Unemployment Compensation 18.63 Sept. Social Security 435.62 Traffic Signal Maint., July & Aug. 1982 175.26 Sept. 1982 Police Car Washes 30.00 Processing Film 4.24 Office Supplies 18.59 Photofinishing 16.38 Sept. 1982 Wages 455.56 11 " " 250.56 Used Alternater for #4 79.43 Service for Oct. 1982 35.00 243 Gals., Gasoline 291.84 1 Box catalog envelopes 28.86 Spring for mower & Filers for Police Cars 34.53 Repairs on Police Cars 143.36 B & D Test E for Marijuana 34.33 Office Supplies 69.39 Legal Services 676.84