HomeMy WebLinkAbout9/15/1980 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesCOUNCIL MEETING
Sept. 15, 1980
Councilmen present: John Pflugrath, Hartley Beeler, Ray Duncan, Darrell McNeill
and Ed Rich.
Meeting was called to order by Mayor, Forrest Lannoye.
Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as submitted. Motion was made by
Ray Duncan, seconded by Darrell McNeill and passed unanimously.
Bills and accounts were accepted as submitted with the exception of a voucher to
Attorney Neil Fuller. Neil was advised to take out the time spent with State Examiners.
This decreased the amount $36.00. Motion was made by John Plugrath, seconded by
Darrell McNeill and passed unanimously.
Ray Duncan said the loader is now at Roy's Truck Repair. They are putting new brakes on
the front. When this is finished, Mr. Duncan stated it will be taken to Emerson
Diesel to be checked out. Ray said hopefully, the machine will be read to go by the
next meeting.
Hartley Beeler said he would check on a complaint from Cathy Webb concerning a street
light
on Hamilton that apparently was
knocked over by a garbage truck. Also Mr.
Beeler
was asked to check with P.U.D.
and see if and where it would be feasible to
put a
street light in the City lot on
Valley Mall Parkway. Also he was asked to
check
the cost of such light.
Mayor Lannoye read a memo from Chief Brooks in reference to large semi -truck trailer
having difficulty in making turns at some intersection in the City. He stated he can
foresee a big problem during the construction of Safeway at Grant Road & Highline.
Mayor Lannoye said that possibly nothing can be done at this time as he has been
negotiating with Mr. Speidel about obtaining a strip of land by his department store
with no cooperation. The City has asked for a Grant from U.A.B. for Rock Island
Road. If this Grant is awarded, the problem could be rectified at the time of
construction. Meanwhile, Ed Rich said he would look into other alternatives.
Authorization was given by the Council to declare the red 1975 Matador as surplus.
Call for Bids to be opened Oct. 6th with a minimum bid of 950.00. Motion was made
by Ray Duncan, seconded by Ed Rich and passed unanimously.
It was the unanimous decision of the Council to withdraw services from the Department
' of Emergency Services for the year 1981 due to a tight City Budget and inadequate
service. The City would be will to negotiate with the City of Wenatchee if they
should decide to set up their own emergency services or perhaps set up emergency
services within the City.
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BILLS SUBMITTED FOR PAYMENT SEPT. 15, 1980
CURRENT EXPENSE
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1.
Do., Co., Sewer Dist. #1
2 Months Service
20.00
2.
The Wenatchee World
Publication
10.00
3.
Kroll Map Co.
2 Kroll Maps
7.77
4.
David Ellis
Judge Pro-tem
140.00
5.
D. N. Fuller
Professional Services
162.63
6.
Wa. Physicians
Oct. Medical Ins.
711.80
7.
Pedco Credit Union
Sept. Credit Union Payment
100.00
8.
Wm. McKenzie
Sept. 1980 Salary
281.61
9.
Wm. Hamilton
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520.19
10.
Dortha McGee
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487.55
11.
Robert H. Scott, Jr.
Sept. 1980 Public Defender
200.00
12.
Forrest Lannoye
Sept. 1980 Salary
272.22
13.
Peggy McArthur
929.85
14.
Virginia Kinzel
640.49
15.
DeForest N. Fuller
643.01
16.
Ronald Lannoye
312.47
17.
George Sperline
328.54
18.
Robert Goodman
328.97
19.
Do., Co., Boundary Review Bd.
Annexation Review
35.00
STREET
1.
Traffic Control Sign Co.
White & Yellow Paint -Traffic Control
2 651.36
2.
Cleveland Cotton Products
Absoreal (rags) City Shop
89.86
3.
Cascade Gas Co.
1 Months Service
1.20
4.
Wa. Physicians Service
Oct. 1980 Medical Insurance
97.70
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5.
Pedco Credit Union
Sept. 1980 Payment
143.00
6.
Danny Reeves
Sept. 1980 Salary
818.44
7.
Ronald Lannoye
624.94
8.
Robert Goodman
630.24
POLICE
1.
Dept. of Emergency Services
4th Quarter Payment
363.00
2.
R. M. Church
Police & Court Clerk Office Supplies
8.42
3.
Brodsky's Menswear & Uniforms
Shirt & Tie
29.09
4.
City of Wenatchee P.D.
Prisoners Board & Room
255.00
5.
Wenatchee Petroleum Co.
Unleaded Gas
321.90
6.
City of Wenatchee P.D.
Sept. Emergency Telephone Service
350.00
7.
Apple Valley Chap. Red Cross
25 - First Aid Patches
6.26
8.
Cascade Chevrolet
Chrome Strips for Car #1
11.26
9.
Wm. Brooks
3 Months Cleaning Allowance
18.00
10.
Harold Kirby
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18.00
11.
Richard Cawood
18.00
12.
Michael Cattin
18.00
13.
Hiram Thomas
18.00
14.
Gary Thomas
18.00
15.
Chet Virnig
1 Months Cleaning Allowance
6.00
16.
Walter Doll
1 Months Cleaning Allowance
6.00
17.
Dept. of Retirement Systems
Sept. Retirement Payment
641.80
18.
19.
Wm. Brooks
Harold Kirby
Sept. 1980 Salary
1 069.25
980.48
20.
Richard Cawood
878.58
21.
Michael Cattin
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889.40
22.
Hiram Thomas
833/58
23.
Gary Thomas
609.12
24.
Chet Virnig
760.58
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