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Home My WebLink About2/20/1980 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesCOUNCIL MEETING Feb. 20, 1980 ' Councilmen present were as follows: Darrell McNeill, John Pflugrath, Hartley Beeler and Ed Rich. Peggy McArthur, City Clerk. Motion was made by Darrell McNeill to appoint Ed Rich as Mayor Pro-tem in the absence of Mayor, Forrest Lannoye. Seconded by John Pflugrath and passed unanimously. Meeting was called to Order by Mayor Pro-tem, Ed Rich. Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as presented. Motion was made by Darrell McNeill, seconded by John Pflugrath and passed unanimously. Bills and accounts were approved as submitted with the exception of a coucher to R. L. Hamilton in the amount of 295.67 for a plan cabinet. The Council stated they would pay only the amount which Mr. Hamilton had quoted earlier which was 227.42. Motion was made by Hartley Beeler to pay all bills with this one correction, seconded by John Pflugrath and passed unanimously. There was some discussion about snow and ice on the sidewalks and some parking problems on Clements Circle. ' The following bids were opened for a sander. Sahlberg Equip., Inc., 5,516.00 plus tax and 810.00 for mounting. Truckweld - 5,039.60 plus tax, 1,050.00 for installation. Sahlberg Equip. Inc. 4,950.00 plus tax, 810.00 installation. Washington Auto carriage, 5,304.50, 1,228.00 installation. Southpark Ind. Inc. 4,544.75, installation 400.00. The Council postponed making the award until March 3rd to give them time to review the specifications. Motion was made by John Pflugrath, seconded by Darrell McNeill and passed unanimously. Authorization was given by the Council to hire a CETA maintenance person. Motion was made by Darrell McNeill, seconded by John Pflugrath and passed unanimously. Authorization was given by the Council to hire a CETA Patrolman to replace Richard Perkins. The Ceta person will have to meet the minimum Civil Service Requirements as set forth by the Civil Service Board. Motion was made by John Pflugrath, seconded by Hartley Beeler and passed unanimously. Darrell McNeill said he would attend a Department of Transportation meeting to be held at the Country Inn March 6th at 7:30 A.M. Hiram Thomas 400.00 Permission was given by the Council to advance Officer out of advance travel fund to attend a training school in Seattle. These monies to be The Council asked the City Clerk to advise Gellatly Ins. that the City wishes to renew the false arrest ins. March 1st with the same coverage. At a later date the Council may feel it is necessary to increase the coverage. 1 ' *XLsnowLueun passed pue LIM ON LLaaaea fiq papuooas `pauanoCpe aq 6u.gaaw ayg geyg uoLgow a apew aa�aag �aCgaeH °ssaULsnq aaygan; ou 6uLaq aaaul agegS ayg woa} guawked ayg sanLaoaa aq ua4M sewoyl ABOLJ40 kq pasangwiaa BILLS SUBMITTED FOR PAYMENT FEBRUARY 20, 1980 'CURRENT EXPENSE 1. The Wenatc 2 o tron hee World News Publications 20.00 C py Paper for Copier 73.50 3. R. M. Church, Inc. Office Supplies Police, C.Clerk & General Administration 111.37 4. General Telephone Co. Service, Police, C. Clerk, Planning & General Administration 113.23 5. R. L. Hamilton Cabiner for Planner 295.67 6. Trick & Murray Office Supplies C. Clerk & Gen. Adm. 280.44 7. P. U. D. No. 1 of Do., County Service for 2 Months 94.00 8. Webpco Inc. Current Expense Vouchers (printed) 60.50 9. Petty Cash Postage, Paper Supplies & Keys 107.60 10. Wa., Physicians Service March Medical Insurance Payment 657.10 11. William McKenzie Feb. 1980 Salary 281.61 12. Wm. Hamilton 520.19 13. Dorotha McGee 487.55 14. Robert H. Scott, Jr. Feb. Public Defender fee 200.00 15. Forrest Lannoye Feb. 1980 Salary 272.22 16. Peggy McArthur 929.85 17. Virginia Kinzel 657.79 18. DeForest N. Fuller 643.01 19. Danny Reeves 302.29 20. Duane A. Harstad 313.79 21. Wm. C. Millett 328.54 'STREET 1. Webb Tractor & Equipment Co. Misc., Parts for Snow Equipment 21.08 2. Wenatchee Petroleum Co. Gasoline 180.45 3. Bush Hog/Kraus Misc., Parts for Snow Equipment 18.96 4. The Wenatchee World Publication Call for Bids - Sander 18.55 5. Eastside Paint & Glass Window replaced in loader 28.10 6. Webpco Inc. Street Vouchers (printed) 53.96 7. Eastmont Lumber & Hardware Lumber for bed of truck 17.01 8. Elder Auto Parts, Inc. Misc. Supplies for General Repairs 13.59 9. Wa., State Treasurer Traffic Signal Maint. 42.64 10. Wells & Wade Hardware Cylinder of oxygen 16.47 11. P.U.D. No. 1 of Do., County 2 Months Service 1 737.00 12. Pedco Credit Union Feb. Credit Union Payment 501.00 13. Wa., Physicians Service March Medical Insurance Payment 102.90 14. Danny Reeves Feb. 1980 Salary 431.61 15. Duane Harstad 447.61 16. Roy Freeman 850.66 POLICE 1. Kenneth L. Lewis Witness fee 10.00 2. Cheryl L. Cagle 10.00 3. Rose M Grossarth 10.00 4. 5. J. R. Caillier Review -Chronicle Publication Civil Service Exam 10.00 67.20 ' 6. Seattle Post Intelligencer " " " 11 56.70 7. Texaco Inc. Credit Card Charges 52.67 8. Brodsky's Menswear & Uniforms Patches, Service Bars & Shirt 65.04 9. N.W. Law Enforcement Equip. Flex cuff restraining ties 14.37 10. 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