HomeMy WebLinkAbout10/20/1980 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesCOUNCIL MEETING
Oct. 20, 1980
Councilmen Present: John Pflugrath, Ray Duncan, Darrell McNeill, Hartley Beeler
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 submitted. Motion was made by
Ray Duncan, seconded by Ed Rich and passed unanimously.
Bills and accounts were approved as presented with motion that vouchers to Lanier
Business Products for a recording machine be paid with Acc. City Hall Funds and
Vouchers to Herb's Rental, Wenatchee Iron & Metals, Cascade Cable and Columbia
Concrete be paid with Acc. Storm Drain Funds. Motion was made by Ed Rich,
seconded by Hartley Beeler and passed unanimously.
Mayor Lannoye stated that the Street Department will get to the drainage problem on
13th Street when they finish hauling sand.
Hartley Beeler said he talked to P.U.D. and was told the City was given credit for
the months that light No. 27 was out of order. Also, he stated the P.U.D. will install
a light on Hamilton St. but plan to change the location some from the old light. The
City will not be charged for the installation.
Bills were opened for the surfacing of Highline Drive. Morrill Asphalt bid 20,000.00
for Alternate No. I and 9,100.00 for Alternate No. II.
S. & D. Paving bid 11,534.00 for Alternate No. I and 10,966.00 for Alternate No. II.
A Gentleman representing S. & D. asked that their bid for Alternate No. I be withdrawn
as obviously there was an error made by their company.
Authorization was given by the Council to accept the low bid from Morrill Asphalt
for Alternate No. II. Motion was made by Ed Rich, seconded by John Pflugrath and
passed unanimously.
Authorization was given by the Council to accept the low bid of 15,500.00 from S. & D.
Paving for 3rd St. N.E. Motion was made by Ed Rich, seconded by Ray Duncan and passed
unanimously.
The Public Use Hearing for Federal Shared Revenue created no objections for or against
it use by the Public. Authorization was given by the Council to use the monies for
Current Expense. 8,000.00 for Police car leases and 37,000.00 to be used towards
the 1981 Fire Contract. Motion was made by Darrell McNeill. Darrell McNeill withdrew
his motion for lack of a second. There was much discussion concerning the City
annexing with the Fire District. John Pflugrath was asked to research this matter
as no one seemed to be too informed concerning the procedure. Darrell McNeill again
made a motion to use Federal Shared Revenue for police cars and fire contract.
seconded by Ray Duncan and passed unanimously.
'Authorization was given by the Council to contract for communication services and
custodial services for inmates with the City of Wenatchee for 1981. Motion was made
by Ray Duncan, seconded by Ed Rich and passed unanimously.
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BILL SUBMITTED FOR PAYMENT OCT. 20, 1980
EXPENSE
1. Lanier Business Products, Inc.
Recording Machine
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2.
The Wenatchee World
Publications
116.48
3.
Grant Road Hardware
Parts for Park
37.24
4.
Douglas Co., P.U.D.
2 Months Service
77.00
5.
R. M. Church
Office Supplies & File Cabinet
295.17
6.
Pedco Credit Union
Oct. 1980 Payment
100.00
7.
Wm. McKenzie
Oct. 1980 Salary
281.61
8.
Wm. Hamilton
520.19
9.
Dorotha McGee
487.55
10.
Robert H. Scott, Jr.
200.00
11.
Forrest W. Lannoye
272.22
12.
Peggy C. McArthur
929.85
13.
Virginia Kinzel
640.49
14.
De Forest N. Fuller
643.01
15.
Ronald W. Lannoye
312.47
16.
Robert W. Goodman
328.97
17.
George W. Sperline
328.54
18.
General Telephone Co.
1 Months Service
131.68
STREET
1.
E. Wenatchee Water District
11,000 gals., water
5.50
2.
Herb's Rental
Cement Saw & Diamond Blade
57.75
3.
Wenatchee Iron & Metals
Drains & Rings
252.00
4.
Cascade Cable
14 hrs., rental backhoe
220.50
5.
6.
Col., Concrete Products
The Wenatchee World
2 Type I Catch Basins
Call for Bids
220.50
18.64
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7.
Wenatchee Petroleum Co.
Regular Gasoline
351.95
8.
Wenatchee Radiator
Repairs on Loader
126.00
9.
Douglas Co., P.U.D.
2 Months Service
1 672.00
10.
Grant Road Hardware
Paint Mixer & Screen
12.09
11.
R. M. Church
Time Cards
17.58
12.
Pedco Credit Union
Oct. 1980 Credit Union Payment
143.00
13.
Danny E. Reeves
Oct. 1980 Salary
818.44
14.
Ronald Lannoye
624.94
15.
Robert Goodman
630.24
POLICE
1.
Wenatchee Petroleum Co.
Unleaded Gasoline
462.26
2.
Chevron U.S.A.
Credit Card Charges gasoline
14.82
3.
Jack Miller's
Processing of Film
10.82
4.
Libke, Jones & Mitchell
2 One year Bonds, Virnig & Cawood
40.00
5.
Mid State Cleaners
Sewing & Alterations
9.61
6.
City of Wen., Police Dept.
Oct. 1980 Emergency Telephone
350.00
7.
City of Wen., Police Dept.
Prisoners Board & Room
345.00
8.
In Print
1000 Time Cards
31.91
9.
Wells & Wade
Rebuilt Nozzle Gas Pump
52.45
10.
Cascade Chevrolet Co.
Relay Car #1
8.33
11.
Dept. of Retirement Systems
Oct. 1980 Retirement
641.80
12.
Wm. Brooks
Oct. 1980 Salary
1 069.25
13.
Harold Kirby
980.48
14.
Richard Cawood
878.58
15.
Michael Cattin
889.40
16.
Hiram Thomas
833.58
17.
Lisa Jo Smith
647.32
18.
Gary Thomas
609.12
19.
Walter Doll
795.88
20.
Chet Virnig
760.58
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