HomeMy WebLinkAbout11/16/1981 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesCouncil Meeting
' Nov. 16, 1981
Councilmen present: John Pflugrath, Hartley Beeler, Ray Duncan, Darrell McNeill
and Ed Rich. City Attorney, Neil Fuller 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 as submitted. Motion was made by Hartley Beeler,
seconded by Darrell McNeill and passed unanimously.
Three colnpanies responded to the Call for bids for a used truck for the street
department. L. & M. Truck Sales, Inc. bid a 1975 International and a 1977 G.M.C.
These trucks did not meet specifications. Hertz Equipment bid a 1979 Ford at
14,300.00 plus tax and Lloyd's Auto & Truck, Inc. bid a 1978 International at
14,175.00 and a 1981 International at 24,224.48, F.O.B. Sacramento, Calif.
After much discussion, the Council decided in favor of the 1981 International
as it is under warranty and fit all of the specifications required. Motion was made
by Ray Duncan, seconded by Ed Rich and passed unanimously.
Mayor suggested there be a second option in the event the International was no longer
available. The Council asked Mayor Lannoye if he would look at the other International
bid by Lloyd's Auto, located in Cle Elum and make a choice between it and the Ford
truck located in Tacoma. Motion was made by Ray Duncan, seconded by Ed Rich and
passed unanimously.
Authorization was given by the Council to call for bids for a snow plow to be
opened Dec. 7th. Motion was made by Ed Rich, seconded by John Pflugrath and passed
unanimously.
Authorization was given by the Council to adopt Ordinance No. 322 relative to the
reserve fund account for City Hall; establishing a broader basis for said account.
Motion was made by Ray Duncan, seconded by Darrell McNeill and passed unanimously.
The Council received information concerning conditional use permits to review and
the Clerk was asked to put this matter back on the agenda for the next meeting.
Mayor Lannoye suggested the Council should be thinking about wheather they wish to
add additional taxes, use reserve monies or reconsider salaries by the first
meeting in December as the final budget will have to be adopted Dec. 21st and the
salary ordinance will have to be prepared by that date.
Danny Reeves asked permission to remove yard sale signs from utility poles and signs
placed on City right-of-way. Attorney Neil Fuller said it is illegal to put signs
on utility poles and the Mayor instructed the street department and the police department
to remove any signs on poles or on City property.
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BILLS SUBMITTED FOR PAYMENT NOV. 16, 1981
CURRENT EXPENSE
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1.
General Telephone
1 Months Service
24.76
2.
Do., Co., Sewer Dist.
2 Months Service
20.00
3.
Petty Cash
Misc., Cash Paid Outs
93.55
4.
State Auditor
Oct. 1981 Examination for 1980 1
142.52
5.
Copytron
Supplies for Copier
68.25
6.
WA. Physicians Service
Dec. 1981 Medical Insurance Payment
751.04
7.
Edward McDonald
Witness Fee
10.00
8.
Thelma Winn
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10.00
9.
R. M. Church, Inc.
Office Supplies
34.46
10.
Security Bank of WA.
Nov. 1981 Withholding Deposit 1
677.30
11.
Pedco Credit Union
Nov. 1981 Credit Union Payment
300.00
12.
William McKenzie
Nov. 1981 Salary
280.05
13.
William Hamilton
559.50
14.
Dorotha McGee
529.80
15.
Roberta Burnap
384.71
16.
Robert H. Scott, Jr.
Public Defender Retainer
215.00
17.
Forrest Lannoye
Salary
270.71
18.
Peggy McArthur
875.08
19.
Virginia Kinzel
697.00
20.
D. N. Fuller & Associates
Legal Retainer
900.00
21.
Ronald Lannoye
Salary
343.00
22.
Robert Goodman
359.70
23.
George Sperline
326.72
'STREET
betty
Cash
Misc., Cash Paid Outs
46.34
2.
Sahlberg Equipment Co.
2 Grader Blades & Nuts & Bolts
148.67
3.
Elder Auto Parts
Parts & Shop Supplies
82.18
4.
Sound Truck Equipment, Inc.
1 Western 8' Cutting Edge
78.58
5.
The Wenatchee World
Notice - Call for Bids on Truck
23.95
6.
WA. Physicians Service
Dec. 1981 Medical Insurance Payment
110.16
7.
Security Bank of WA.
Nov. 1981 Withholding
318.60
8.
Pedco Credit Union
Nov. 1981 Credit Union Payment
217.00
9.
Les Schwab Tire Center
Tire repair and maintenance
35.70
10.
Robert Goodman
Nov. 1981 Salary
644.76
11.
Ronald Lannoye
626.11
12.
Danny Reeves
974.32
POLICE
1.
Department of Retirement
Nov. 1981 Retirement Payment
779.35
2.
Jack Miller's
Prints
9.53
3.
Wenatchee Petroleum Co.
255 Gals., Unleaded Gasoline
334.56
4.
The Wenatchee World
Advertising Civil Service Exam
42.70
5.
City of Wenatchee
Prisoners
300.00
6.
The Keyhole
2 Car Door Pick Tools
33.29
7,
In Print
500 Printed Time Sheets
18.79
S.
City of Wenatchee
Nov. 1981 Emergency Telephone Service
524.00
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9.
Pay'n Save Corp.
Batteries
4.57
10.
Buttrey Foods No. 71
Film & Flash Cubes
8.44
11.
WO gijHRnel Management
30 Police Officer Hand Score/Admin. Copy
(Police Civil Service Comm.)
202.50
12.
Elder Auto Parts, Inc.
Points for Police Car #2
4.32
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