HomeMy WebLinkAbout11/1/1982 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesCOUNCIL MEETING
Nov. 1, 1982
Councilmen present: John Pflugrath, Hartley Beeler, Ray Duncan, Ed Rich and Darrell
McNeill. Attorney Pro-tem, Paul Cassel and City Clerk, Peggy
McArthur.
Meeting was called to order by Mayor, Forrest Lannoye.
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 with a voucher to P.U.D. for a 1970
Ford truck to be paid with cumulative street vehicle fund monies. Motion was made
by Ed Rich, seconded by John Pflugrath and passed unanimously.
Councilman Ed M ch said the Department of Transportation would be in attendance at the
November 15th council meeting.
The Council unanimously approved the low quote of 500.00 from Scott Johnson to appraise
the four lots on Valley Mall Parkway owned by the City. France/McManus Realty quoted
650.00.
After much discussion and no objections from property owners, the Council authorized
the City Attorney to draft an Ordinance to zone the area East of Valley Mall Parkway
to Alvin Court, General Commercial and from Alvin Court to Baker, Single Family Residential.
Located in Blocks 1 and 2 of Van Tassel's Acre Tracts. Motion was made by Darrell McNeill,
seconded by Ed Rich and passed by Hartley Beeler and Ray Duncan. John Pflugrath did not
vote.
Mayor Lannoye asked Paul Cassel if a vote is required. He stated he was under the
impression that you could abstain from voting only if there was conflict of interest
or you were required to vote for or against an issue.
Authorization was given by the Council to use the 1983 Federal Shared Revenue payments
and 1982 carry over for the 1983 Fire Contract as no one provided oral or written
comments for its uses. Motion was made by John Plfugrath, seconded by Ed Rich and
passed unanimously.
Neil Fuller, by letter, requested reimbursement from the City for approximately
180.00 for attendance to the Fall meeting of Wash. State Assn. of Municpal Attorneys to
be held Nov. 19th and 20th at Port Ludlow. Mayor Lannoye stated that perhaps the
Council would like to wait with their decision as they may want to consider different
Council for 1983 as Mr. Fuller's budget request almost doubled. Paul Cassel said
it is a very important meeting for any attorney the City may wish to retain. After
some discussion, the Council unanimously agreed to reimburse Mr. Fuller.
Ed Rich said the old school needs some patching on the roof and it was agreed that
a thermostat heater would have to be purchased as there is one line on 9th St. into
1 the building that has no sut off valve. John Pflugrath suggested that heat tape may
work on this line. Mayor Lannoye said he would advise Bob Goodman.
Mayor Lannoye said the irrigation system drains from a shut off by the lower West
driveway. The valve is located in the wall and the school district maintains and
operates it as it drains the entire system including their football field.
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BILLS SUBMITTED FOR PAYMENT NOV. 1, 1982
CURRENT EXPENSE
1. Ray Duncan
2. Darrell McNeill
3. Ed Rich
4. Hartley Beeler
5. John Pflugrath
6. Employment Security Dept.
7. In Print
8. P. U. D. No. 1 Do., Co.,
9. East Wenatchee Water Dist
10. WA. Courthouse Supply
11. Wenatchee World
12. The Craftsman
13. Webpco, Inc.
STREET
1. Employment Security Dept
2. Grange Supply Co.
3. Do., Co., Road Dept.
4. WA. St., Treasurer
5. Morrill Asphalt Paving
6. Do. Co. P.U.D.
7. Wells & Wade
8. So. Park Inds.
9. Elder Auto Parts
10. Cascade Gas Corp.
POLICE
Kayo's Car Wash
2. Grant Road Hardware
3. N.W. Law Enforcement Equip.
4. Cascade Chevrolet
5. Kits Cameras
6. Sears, Roebuck & Co.
7. Blumenthal Uniforms
8. Apple City Office Supply
9. Radio Shack
10. Group Health of Puget Sound
11. Travel Exp., Revolving Fund
12. Grange Supply Co.
13. Mobilefone N.W.
14. Elder Auto Parts, Inc.
15. Wenatchee Radiator
Oct. 1982 Per -diem
55.98
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55.98
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55.98
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27.99
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55.98
Oct. 1982 Social Security
2
270.38
Envelopes and Time Slips
137.75
2 Months Service to School Bldg.
20.00
Bi-monthly statement
15.35
50 Minute Book Sheets
18.89
4 Publications
75.80
Office supplies for Court Clerk
25.23
3,000 Current Expense Warrants
175.57
Oct. 1982 Social Security
435.62
Gasoline
233.45
20 Gals. Diesel Oil
22.66
Sept. 1982 Traffic Signal Maint.
163.22
Resurfacing Portion llth less 10%
21
304.53
1970 Ford Model/aerial ladder
3
908.88
Parts for Snow Plow
17.20
Spreader & installation
6
238.77
Misc., Parts & Supplies
223.53
1 Months Service to Shop
14.78
Oct. Police Car Washes
30.00
Ballast for Light Fixture
29.60
Nightsticks and Holders
66.61
Sway Bar for #4
42.40
Processing & Film
19.92
Battery Car #1
43.32
3 prs. pants & 1 Tie
129.44
Office supplies for City Clerk & Police
143.64
Batteries, Holders & crystal
26.99
Mental Health Treatment Hahn
52.00
Safety Meeting attended by Wm. Brooks
82.54
Gasoline
496.78
Nov. 1982 Service
35.00
Parts for Cars #1, 2, 3, & 4
116.71
Flush Block & Heads, 2 gals., prestone #1
31.35