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Home My WebLink About8/17/1981 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesCOUNCIL MEETING Aug. 17, 1981 I Councilmen present: Ray Duncan, Darrell McNeill, Hartley Beeler and Ed Rich. City Attorney Neil Fuller, City Administrator, Dick McGraw 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 Ed Rich and passed unanimously. Bills and accounts were approved directing the City Clerk to pay Wells & Wade 16.59 and a voucher to Knutson Lumber Co. 56.77 with Acc. City Hall Fund monies. Motion was made by Darrell McNeill, seconded by Hartley Beeler and passed unanimously. Councilman, Darrell McNeill said he was happy the way the park looks but would like to have some of the old trees removed and replaced by new ones as they are getting so tall they don't provide much shade and many old branches should be removed. Councilman, Ed Rich said the street department would be putting a yellow line & fog line on the portion of 9th St. taken in by the City. Councilman, Hartley Beeler said he talked with Carl Heath, with P.U.D. and they are in the process of taking an inventory of all city lights. They have already found some errors. Presently the City is paying a flat rate of 1,580.00 for 155 lights. Mr. Beeler said he would get a copy of the inventory when it is finalized. Ed Dillon was present to again challange the rental tax. After some discussion, the Council asked Attorney Neil Fuller to draft an amended Ordinance to become effective for the year 1982 when licenses are due again, lowering the tax to a maximum of 325.00. That figure being the highest rate for a business license. Also, Neil was asked to make some other areas in the ordinance more clear. These being, excluding mini storages, safety deposit boxes, Hotels, etc. Motion was made by Ed RichL seconded by Ray Duncan. Darrell McNeill voted against, Motion was passed by majority. Mayor Lannoye said he received quotes for the retaining wall in the City Lots. He said the Council would have to call for bids as the quotes were too high. No action was taken and the Council asked Mayor Lannoye if he would check with a contractor about taking the old wall out and do some blading on the bank at the same time. Mayor Lannoye read a letter from the East Wenatchee District Chamber urging the Council to fund the Wenatchee Center from the 1981 Hotel -Motel tax collected in East Wenatchee. Mayor Lannoye said Mary Jacobson from the Wenatchee Visitors Convention Bureau also requested a portion of these taxes for tourism. The Council said they would like to take these issues under advisement until the next meeting. Mayor Lannoye read a letter from Community Progress concerning drainage water coming down the road from Baker to Valley Mall Parkway. After some discussion, the Council asked Councilman, Darrell McNeill to advise Community Progress that the area in question is a natural drain and prehaps they could widen the driveway by Craven Lumber, concave it some in the middle and have it blacktopped. Ed Rich and Dick McGraw said they would 'look at it and see if there is anything the City can do. The Council asked the City Clerk to return the Pre -application notification from Chelan - Douglas Community Action Council without comment. purchase The Council gave Mayor Lannoye permission to cheek-oR a picnic table or bench for the park at 9th street and Baker_ �� .A o few > > -kLsnowLueun passed pup ueoun0 f'pb Rq papuooaS •pauanoCpe aq 6UL4aaw a44 ley} UOL40w a apew aaIaag R@PJ eH 'ssauisnq Aay}anj ou 6uiaq aaagi •wagq o3 jopq gaodaa pup os op ' 04 uoLssLwaad wiy anp6 <<ouno0 aqi •uoL43e /CUP sale4 L�ounoo aqj aao;aq uos�oLa3 auag 03 JLe; 04 alU pLnoM ay pagegs Fpauua)l aagaH •,f4t0 aq} paL3sLIes Fagg LPun pup puoq 00'00010L p 4nog4�m way} oq panssi aq s3twaad ou pa4sa66ns pup aaMsup up panLaoaa Ieu ppq aq pa4P;s aH •uoL4tpuo3 LpuL6Lao s4i 04 paao3s9a seM panowaa spM 4eP pos ay} L un aouWp saa s,upaLngi eel apisaq uotgeaogsaa aq-4 44�M pai3SL4ps you spM X4�3 aqq 6uL3e3s •o0 auogdaLal Leaauag 04 Pas pey ay as;4aL P peaa afiouue1 aosew BILLS SUBMITTED FOR PAYMENT AUGUST 17, 1981 CURRENT EXPENSE 1. William McKenzie Aug. salary 213.44 2. William Hamilton 559.50 3. Dorotha McGee 526.40 4. Roberta Burnap 381.81 5. Robert Scott Aug. Retainer 215.00 6. Forrest Lannoye Aug. salary 270.71 7. Richard McGraw 46.67 8. Peggy McArthur 783.88 9. Virginia Kinzel 692.50 10. D. N. Fuller Aug. Retainer 900.00 11. Ronald Lannoye Aug. salary 338.00 12. Robert Goodman 355.50 13. George Sperline 326.72 14. Sears & Roebuck battery for lawn mower 54.59 15. R. M. Church, Inc. Office supplies 67.77 16. Trick & Murray Court Dockets 144.42 17. Elder Auto Parts Inc. parts for police cars & Mower 22.69 18. Wells & Wade material for cabinet & park signs 27.12 19. Knutson Lumber co. material for cabinet 56.77 20. Washington Physicians Ser. Medical Ins. 801.59 21. John Bridges Judge Pro-tem 75.00 22. Pedco Credit Union Aug. payment 300.00 23. Security Bank Aug. withholding 2,073.60 24. Cheryl Allen Witness fee 10.00 Scott Allen Witness fee 10.00 '25. 26. Leon's Spray Service Spraying trees in park 288.75 27. Petty Cash Postage Stamps & Misc. 135.07 28. P.U.D. City Hall Service 88.00 STREET 1. Danny Reeves 2. Robert Goodman 3. Ronald Lannoye 4. Wells & Wade 5. Security Bank 6. Washington Physicians Ser 7. Pedco Credit Union 8. Elder Auto Parts 9. Morrill Asphalt Paving 10. Petty Cash 11. P.U.D. POLICE William Brooks '1. 2. Harold Kirby 3. Richard Cawood 4. Michael Cattin 5. Hiram Thomas 6. Chet Virnig Aug. salaryIt Welding Supplies Aug. Withholding Medical Ins. Aug. payment parts for street flusher 6.38 tons of hot mix @ 27.00 per ton Misc. 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