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Home My WebLink About3/16/1981 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesCOUNCIL MEETING ' March 16, 19191 Councilmen Present: Darrell McNeill, Ed Rich, Ray Duncan, Hartley Beeler and John Pflugrath. City Administrator, Dick McGraw, City Attorney, Neil Fuller and City Clerk, Peggy McArthur. Mayor Forrest Lannoye called the meeting to order. Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as presented. Motion was made by Ray Duncan, seconded by John Pflugrath and passed unanimously. Bills and accountsvere approved as submitted. Motion was made by John Pflugrath, seconded by Hartley Beeler and passed unanimously. The Council had no objections regarding the pre -application notification form from Chelan -Douglas Council of Aging requesting Federal funds to provide equipment for a transportation program. The Council had no objections to the pre -application notification form from the East Wenatchee Water Dist. to construct a water transmission line located at the South end of Kentucky St. The Mayor asked the City Clerk to so advise the Douglas Regional Planning Council District on these two issues. (Village East) The Council approved a Preliminary Plat submitted by Mr. Barr for a long Plat to be separated into 5 lots. Mr. Barr stated there would be no changes made, but this would allow them to sell the lots. The Council approved with the condition that the Plat be approved for a variance by the Board of Adjustment. Mr. Barr advised the Council that he has applied for a variance and a date has been set. Motion was made by Ray Duncan, seconded by Ed Rich and passed unanimously. Mayor Lannoye advised the Council that the State Authorized a gambling license to the Family Recreation Center. After much discussion the Council approved an application from the Wash. State Liquor Control Board for a beer license to be issued to Robert Freese, owner of Slice -A -Pizza located in the Wentatchee Valley Mall. Heber Kennedy assured the Counci 1 that the beer would be served on the premises only. Motion was made by Darrell McNeill to approve said application, seconded by Ed Rich and passed unanimously. Mike Mercy, owner of Columbia Cinema Theaters apologized to Mayor Lannoye and the Council for any harassment caused them by the imposed amusement tax. He said if it was found that any theater employee was responsible, the theater would pay for any damages. Mr. Mercy again asked the Council to reconsider the 2 1/2 cents on each dollar. He ' said this would cost him 1,000.00 per month and rather than increase the price of admission he would like to decrease it. Sandra Harrison asked why a B. & 0. Tax wasn't considered rather than an admission tax. 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Me Wenatchee World 2 Publications 20.00 2. Fuller & Cassell Inc. Photocopies 8.50 3. Johnson's Inc. Office Supplies Court 3.68 4. Do., Co., Sewer Dist. 2 Months Service 20.00 5. R. M. Church Office Supplies Court & City Clerk 22.27 6. E. Wenatchee Water Dist. Bi-monthly Waster Statement 14.00 7. Trick & Murray Office Supplies City Clerk 53.75 8. Gen. Telephone Co. 1 Months Service Court Clerk 19.15 9. Pedco Credit Union March 1981 Credit Union Payment 350.00 10. WA. Physicians Service April 1981 Medical Ins. Payment 854.94 11. Security Bank of WA. March 1981 Withholding Deposit 2 036.10 12. Wm. McKenzie March 1981 Salary 280.05 13. Wm. Hamilton 543.90 14. Dorotha McGee 526.40 15. Roberta Burnap 381.81 16. Robert H. Scott, Jr. 215.00 17. Forrest W. Lannoye 270.71 18. Richard McGraw 46.67 19. Peggy C. McArthur 858.08 20. Virginia Kinzel 692.50 21. De Forest N. Fuller Retainer Fee 900.00 22. George Sperline It Salary 326.72 23. Ronald Lannoye 338.00 '24. 25. Robert Goodman In Print Printed Envelopes & Forms 355.50 206.18 STREET 1. Sonntag Machine Co. Parts for Paint Machine 135.35 2. Traffic Safety Supply Co. 1 Lne Use Control Symbol 43.84 3. Sears & Roebuck 2 Batteries & Part for Spray Gun 141.72 4. Do., Co., Road Dept. Bal., due on Signal Light 1 479.00 5. Webpco Inc. 1 M Street Fund Warrents 113.85 6. WA. St., Treasurer Traffic Signal Maint. 51.73 7. Wenatchee Petroleum Co. 420 gallons gasoline 504.84- 8. SouthPark Ind. Equip. for St. Cleaning Equipment 342.04 9. Cascade Gas 1 Months Service to Shop 115.85 10. Elder Auto Parts Parts for equipment repair 49.05 11. Security Bank of WA. March 1981 Withholding Deposit 351.40 12. WA. Physicians Service April 1981 Medical Insurance Pay. 110.16 13. Pedco Credit Union March 1981 Credit Union Payment 187.00 14. Robert Goodman March 1981 Salary 636.36 15. Danny Reeves 960.02 16. Ronald Lannoye 646.01 POLICE 1. Brodsky's Menswear 1 pr. trouser (uniform) 40.23 2. Wenatchee Petroleum Co. 426 gals. gasoline 529.09 3. Shell Oil Co. Gasoline Credit Card Charges 11.46 4. Elder Auto Parts, Inc. Parts & Supplies Police Cars 52.71 5. Jack Miller's Processing of film 12.44 6. City of Wenatchee Custodian Services for Inmates 1 410.00 7. The Guardian Life Ins. Co. 6 Months Premium Disability Ins. 124.20 8. 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