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Home My WebLink About12/6/1982 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesCouncil Meeting Dec. 6, 1982 Councilmen present were as follows: John Pflugrath, Hartley Beeler, Ray Duncan, Ed Rich and Darrell McNeill. Attorney Neil Fuller and Peggy McArthur, City Clerk. 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 Darrell McNeill and passed unanimously. Bills and accounts were approved as submitted with the exception of two vouchers to Morrill Asphalt. The Council would like a representative from that company to attend the next Council meeting and explain why they placed a sidewalk across a driveway and will not remove same before realeasing the 10% and also, why the City is being charged for Affidavit of Wages Paid. They felt this should have been made a part of the bid. Motion was made by Hartley Beeler to pay all other bills, seconded by Ray Duncan and passed unanimously. Neil Fuller said he had talked with Gary Riesen, Attorney for Group Cable about the franchise fees but had not heard back from him as yet. Clerk was asked to put this matter back on the agenda. Mayor Lannoye read a letter he received from Neil Fuller in reference to sanding driveway into Valley Mall at 5th and 6th street. In researching the problem he stated the law is very strict that a City has the responsibility to adequately maintain those rights of way for the safety of persons who use them. He stated that since the City control two signal lights we have some duty to not put a person in a position of 'being unable to respond to our signals and controls. Councilman Beeler told the Council that P.U.D. will require 1,378.00 to provide street lights to the locations on 14th Street. The City will have to furnish trenching, duct and backfill and is required to sign a five year contract for each light. No action was taken at this time and Councilman Pflugrath said he would check into the entire cost of the project. Greg Taylor, Gordon Ohme and Steven Gamble, representing the Cascade Loop Assn. gave a presentation and requested 20% of the 1982 Hotel/Motel tax. Ray Duncan and Mayor Lannoye said they were very disappointed that the brochures the Assn. had been passing out left East Wenatchee off the map and the newest brochure showed East Wenatchee but no possible way of getting into the City. After much discussion, the Council said they would study the information presented and talk to Restaurant and Motel owners and see if they feel they have benefited from the Association's advertising. Dec. 20th was the date set by the Council for a emergency budget hearing. Motion was made by Ray Duncan, seconded by Ed Rich and passed unanimously. Dec. 20th was the date set by the Council for a hearing of the final budget and salary ordinance. Motion was made by Darrell McNeill, seconded by Ray Duncan and passed unanimously. Authorzation was given by the Council to adopt Ordinance No. 340 (Pertaining to Zoning) ' Motion was made by John Pflugrath, seconded by Darrell McNeill and passed unanimously. 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John Pflugrath, Ed Rich and Ray Duncan stated they want the tax to start the first of April. The Council agreed to pay for the lighting of the sign entering the City limits with stadium Fund monies. The Chamber is to bill the City. Councilman Pflugrath asked Bob Goodman if he had patched the roof on the school building. Bob said it was on his schedule. There being no further business, Motion was made by Hartley Beeler to adjourn, seconded by Ray Duncan and passed unanimously. Mayor T (2a6,, City C e 1 1 I BILLS SUBMITTED FOR PANYMENT DEC. 6, 1982 CURRENT EXPENSE 1. Ray Duncan 2. Darrell McNeill 3. Ed Rich 4. Hartley Beeler 5. John Pflugrath 6. Don Sapp 7. Kevin G. Winters 8. Eugene Shaw 9. Fred Padoshek 10. Do., Co., Serew Dist. 11. Wen. V. Humane Society 12. The Craftsman 13. Grant Road Hardware 14. James Dart 15. Emp. Sec. Dept. 16. Petty Cash STREET 1. Emp. Sec. Dept. 2. Knutson Lbr., Co. 3. WA. St. Treasurer 4. Guthrie Machinery Co. 5. Pybus Steel Co. 6. Enterprise Oxygen Co. 7. Columbia Concrete Co. 8. Cascade Natural Gas 9. Do. Co. Road Dept. 10. Elder Auto Parts 11. Wells & Wade Hardware 12. Grant Road Hardware 13. Grange Supply Co. 14. Petty Cash POLICE 1. Grange Supply Co. 2. Street Dept. 3. Lighthouse Uniform Co. 4. Kits Cameras 5. Kayo's Car Wash 6. The Keyhole 7. Cascade Chevrolet 8. Mobilefone N. W. 9. General Telephone 10. Apple City Office Supply 11. Elder Auto Parts 12. Wenatchee Office Supply 13. City of Wenatchee FEDERAL SHARED REVENUE 1. Do. Co. Fire Dist. #2 Nov. 1982 Per -diem 55.98 " 55.98 " 55.98 " 55.98 " 55.98 Witness Fee & Milage 55.00 " 19.00 " 10.00 10.00 Two Months Service 20.00 4th Quarter Dog Control Payment 200.00 Office Supplies, Police, Clerk & C. Clerk 92.24 Rake 7.29 Nov. & Dec. Payment on Copier 226.40 Nov. Social Security Payment 2 325.32 Misc., Cash Expenditures 130.38 Nov. Social Security Payment 435.62 Siding for 1 Ton 22.62 Traffic Signal Maint. Oct. 1982 118.67 6 Drums Emulsion 211.20 Metal to extend levers on controls 6.29 Tank Flammable Gas 20.86 2 Curb inlet Boxes _,ft ,.., Qn.�Y---i- 116.49 1 Months service to Shop 75.77 Sand Bags Sand & Diesel 805.28 Misc. Parts & Supplies 128.20 Lights, Bulbs & Parts for Asphalt Roller 31.29 Nuts, Bolts, Washers & weather stripping 8.35 94 Gals., Regular Gasoine 104.34 Misc. Cash Expenditures 53.88 320 Gals., Unleaded Gasoline 364.80 Repairs on Police Vehicles 158.70 7 Shirts & 1 Tie 140.96 3 Rolls Film 6.74 Nov. Police Car Washes 30.00 Keys & Changed Locks Police Dept. 217.71 Signal Switch #3, * Trunk Lid Seal 64.25 Service for Dec. 1982 35.00 Emergency Telephone Wenatchee 32.99 Office Supplies 13.96 Misc. 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