HomeMy WebLinkAbout9/9/1981 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesCOUNCIL MEETING
Sept. 9, 1981
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Councilmen
present: Ray Duncan,
Darrell McNeill, Hartley Beeler, Ed Rich, John
Neil Fuller, City Administrator,
Pflugrath.
City Attorney,
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 Darrell
McNeill and passed unanimously.
Bills and accounts were accepted with the exception of a voucher to Western Refrigeration
in the amount of $140.79, be held until the warranty on the heating and cooling units
have been checked. The Clerk was directed to pay Hale & Long with City Hall Bldg.,
Fund monies. Motion was made by Hartley Beeler, seconded by John Plfugrath and pass-
ed unanimously.
The drainage problem concerning Community Progress was again discussed and Mayor Lannoye
asked Darrell McNeill, Ed Rich and Dan Reeves to look into the problem and perhaps
discuss what can be done with the property owners.
Hartley Beeler stated P.U.D. still does not have their inventory ready. It was suggested
that the Street Department make a diagram also of the City's lighting system.
Mayor Lannoye stated that General Telephone replaced the grass on 9th St., by the
' Lee Thulean residence Sept. 3rd and gravel was replaced Sept. 9th.
Two bids were received for resurfacing Clements Circle. Morrill Asphalt in the
amount of $31,950.00, Basin Asphalt Co., in the amount of $33,225.00. The Council
accepted the low bid from Morrill Asphalt. Motion was made by Ed Rich, seconded by
Ray Duncan and passed unanimously.
Attorney Neil Fuller stated he did not have the final draft for the amended rental
tax Ordinance prepared at this time.
Mayor Lannoye read a letter from the Department of Revenue stating that Larry's Drive-in
paid to the City of Wenatchee $2,616.38, in Sales tax that should have been paid to the
City of East Wenatchee. Mayor Lannoye said a copy of the letter has been sent to
Wenatchee for reimbursement. Mayor Lannoye said they may want to give credit to the
City for dispatching.
Mayor Lannoye read a letter from Alcoholism Services Asso., requesting the City
contribute at least 10 percent for 1982 and 25 percent for 1983 of the liquor board
profits and liquor excise tax the city receives. The City is now required to pay
2 percent of these taxes and profits for alcoholism treatment to Chelan County.
Councilman Ray Duncan said he is not in favor of this. Mayor Lannoye said although
he does not have a vote, he was not in favor of giving any more than the 2 percent.
No action was taken at this time.
The Council set Sept. 21, 1981 as the hearing date for the Preliminary Budget. ' Motion was made by Ray Duncan, seconded by Ed Rich and passed unanimously.
The Council authorized to increase the fee from $10.00 to $20.00, to cover the cost
of publication and other expenses for Public Hearings. Motion was made by Ray Duncan,
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BILLS SUBMITTED FOR PAYMENT SEPT. 9, 1981
CURRENT EXPENSE
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1.
Ray Duncan
August 1981 Per -diem
46.67
2.
Darrell McNeill
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46.67
3.
Ed Rich
46.67
4.
Hartley Beeler
56.01
5.
John H. Pflugrath
28.00
6.
C K C Leasing
Payment No. 34 Copier
139.48
7.
General Telephone
1 Months Service
125.93
8.
Copytron
Maint., Agreement for 1 yr. on IBM & Paper
for Copier
323.25
9.
Emp. Security Dept.
August 1981 Social Security Payment
2 159.50
10.
Libke, Jones & Mitchell
Insurance & Bonds
586.73
11.
Reno Black
Witness Fee
10.00
12.
Norinne Black
" 1110.00
13.
Nancy Crawford
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10.00
14.
The Wenatchee World
Notice of Hearing Publication
20.16
15.
Do., Co., Road Dept.
East Wenatchee Maps
34.52
16.
E. Wenatchee Water Dist.
Bi-Monthly Water Statement
15.20
17.
R. M. Church
Office Supplies
54.08
18.
Fuller & Cassel Inc.
Postage & Photocopies
4.17
19.
Wells & Wade Hardware
Parts for Chain Saw
19.79
20.
Grant Road Hardware
Parts and Supplies for Park
43.83
STREET
1.
Grant Road Hardware
Misc., Parts &Supplies for Shop
29.44
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2.
Employment Security
August 1981 Social Security Payment
401.12
3.
Cascade Gas Co.
One Months Service Shop
1.20
4.
Knutson Lumber Co.
Lumber for Stencils
32.55
5.
Alpine Electronics, Inc.
Install St. Dept. Frequency
41.48
6.
Matco Tools
Screwdriver Set
36.86
7.
Les Schwab
Tire Repair
7.82
8.
Elder Auto Parts
Misc. Parts for repairing equipment
26.34
9.
Libke, Jones & Mitchell
Insurance
472.27
10.
Wenatchee World
Call for Bids Resurfacing Streets
22.75
11.
Bowman Barnes Dist.
Assortment of Nuts & Bolts for Shop
278.15
POLICE
1.
Kayo's Car Wash
August 1981 Police Car Washes
30.00
2.
In Print
Printed Forms
108.22
3.
Texaco Inc.
Credit Card Gasoline Charges
33.69
4.
Trick & Murray
100 Books Washington Uniform Infaction
428.71
5.
Elder Auto Parts
Parts for Cars #3 and 4
69.83
6.
Eastside Paint & Glass
Glass for Showcase
42.00
7.
Wenatchee Petroleum
Gasoline
557.60
8.
Advance Travel Fund
School in Portland Oregon - Wm. Brooks
92.00
9.
Gaurdian Life Ins. Co.
Disability Insurance Richard Cawood
124.20
10.
Motorola, Inc.
Pager
207.90
11.
City of Wenatchee
Prisoners - Board & Room
360.00
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12.
National Law Enforce.,
Set of Manuals Crime Scene Investigations
10.50
13.
Radio Shack
1 Battery Tester
10.45
FEDERAL SHARED REVENUE
1.
Financil Consultants
Sept. Car Lease Payment
661.50
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