HomeMy WebLinkAbout8/18/1980 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesCOUNCIL MEETING
Aug. 18, 1980
' Councilmen present were as follows: John Pflugrath, Hartley Beeler, Ray Duncan and
Ed Rich. 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 with the exception of a voucher to
Western Refrigeration which the Clerk was asked to hold until the next meeting as the
job was not complete. Also the Council noted that they would authorise payment for
registration fee for Judge Hamilton to a seminar only. Any other expenses for the
seminar will have to be paid by the Judge, such as motel, extra meals and car expenses.
Motion was made by Hartley Beeler to pay the bills with the voucher to The Electric
Connection to come out of City Hall Improvement Funds. Seconded by John Pflugrath
and passed unanimously.
Dan Reeves was asked to take an inventory of all tools and to see that a copy of the
inventory be left in the Clerk's Office.
The Council agreed to purchase one quart of teflon oil to be tried out in one of the
older police cars.
'The Clerk was asked to advertise the 1977 Pontiac in the Nickel for $850.00 or best
offer. The minimum to be not less than 750.00.
The Council discussed the 1975 Matador which Custom Carriage is trying to sell. They
asked Chief Brooks to contact them if they have not sold it, to have it brought back
and advertised for sale. Bid opening for the Matador to be September 15th.
Attorney Neil Fuller said Attorney Mike Tableradvised him that the City would have to
use the Petition Method to annex 9th St. & Baker St. No action was taken at this time.
The Council asked Neil Fuller to draw up an Ordinance to adopt the 1979 Uniform Plumbing
Code and have it ready for the first meeting in September.
Ray Duncan made a motion to change the Council meeting from Sept. lst to Sept. 3rd
because of Labor Day. Seconded by Ed Rich and passed unanimously.
Authorization was given by the Council for Dan Reeves to purchase traffic paint in a
large quantity as he can get it at less cost to the City.
The Council told Dan Reeves they would like to see fog lines on both sides of the
following streets. Clements Circle, 13th to 15th on Ashland. Standerfer and
Cedar Lane striped.
Ray Duncan, John Pflugrath and Ed Rich said they would look into the price of a
backhoe and front end loader and report back at the next meeting.
' Neil Fuller was adked to look into who is responsible for rezoning property; the
Board of Adjustment or the Planning Commission. The Ordinance appears to read that
either Board can act upon it.
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BILLS SUBMITTED FOR
CURRENT EXPENSE
PAYMENT AUGUST 18, 1980
1.
The Electric Connection
Furnace & Air Conditioning
823.12
2.
General Telephone
1 Months Service & Long Distance
102.65
3.
Wells & Wade
U. S. Flag
19.53
4.
Western Refrigeration
2 Lennox Heating & Cooling Units &
Dampers4798.50
5.
P. U. D.
2 Months service City Hall
55.00
6.
State Auditor
July 1978/79 Examination
961.36
7.
Int. Asso. of Plumbing & Mech.
4 Uniform Plumbing Code Books
52.30
8.
Eastmont Developent Co.
July Landfill
29.00
9.
Pedco Credit Union
August Payment
100.00
10.
WA. Physicians Service
Sept. Pay.
711.80
11.
Wm. McKenzie
August 1980 Salary
281.61
12.
Wm. Hamilton
520.19
13.
Dorotha McGee
487.55
14.
Robert H. Scott Jr.
August 1980 Public Defender
200.00
15.
Forrest Lannoye
August 1980 Salary
272.22
16.
Peggy McArthur
929.85
17.
Virginia Kinzel
640.49
18.
DeForest N. Fuller
643.01
19.
George Sperline
328.54
20.
Ronald Lannoye
312.47
21.
Robert Goodman
328.97
22.
Wash. State Magistrates Assoc.
Registration Fee for Judge
125.00
STREET
1.
WA. Physicians Service
Sept. Med., Ins., Pay.
97.70
2.
Cascade Natural Gas
1 Months service Shop
1.20
3.
P. U. D.
2 Months service Shop, St. Lights &
T. Cont.
1 702.00
4.
Elder Auto Parts
Misc. Parts Old Pontiac
27.16
5.
Matco Tools
Assorted tools for shop
271.95
6.
Ace Auto Parts
Head for flusher
85.00
7.
WA. Belt
Parts for repairing flusher
66.84
8.
Pedco Credit Union
Aug. Payment
143.00
9.
Danny Reeves
August 1980 Salary
818.44
10.
Ron Lannoye
624.94
11.
Robert Goodman
630.24
POLICE
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Dept. of Retire., Systems
August 1980 Retirement Pay.
641.80
2.
NW Law Enforce., Equip.
Amber 4" chrome light
15.79
3.
Elder Auto Parts
1 case oil filters for Police Cars
51.66
4.
Jack Miller's
Processing Film
17.06
5.
Pay'n Save Corp.
Floor, mat, strapping tape, velcro
strips
and cool seat for police car
17.11
6.
The 5 "T"'s Restaurant
Lunch Chuck Landers (Comm. Service)
2.73
7.
Wen. Petroleum
Gasoline
438.45
8.
Shell Oil Co.
Credit Card Charges -Brooks
14.53
9.
R. M. Church
Office Supplies, Police, C. Clerk &
G. Adm.126.06
10.
C. of Wen. Dept. of Police
August 1980 Emergency Service
350.00
11.
C. of Wen. Dept. of Police
Prisoner's room and board
150.00
12.
The Keyhole
10 Dup. Keys Car #4
9.45
13.
City Center Motors
Car #4 seat refoam
21.00
14.
Sears, Roebuck
Alignment Car3 & Shocks Car 1
96.44
15.
Trick & Murray
Wa, uniform Complaint/Citations
240.00
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