HomeMy WebLinkAbout2/5/1979 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesCOUNCIL MEETING
Feb. 5, 1979
' Meeting was called to order by Mayor, Forrest Lannoye. Council members present
were as follow: Hartley Beeler, Ray Duncan, Ed Rich, Darrell McNeill and
Charles Walker. City Attorney, Neil Fuller and City Clerk, Peggy McArthur.
Minutes of the previous meeting were adopted as presented. Motion was made by
Ray Duncan, seconded by Darrell McNeill and passed unanimously.
Bills and accounts were approved as presented with the exception of Chelan
Douglas Utilities Council Dues in the amount of $100.00. This bill will again be
considered at the next council meeting. Motion was made by Darrell McNeill,
Seconded by Hartley Beeler and passed unanimously.
Councilman Darrell McNeill again stated that work on the park would be started
when weather permits.
Attorney Neil Fuller was asked by the Council to amend a previous Ordinance
requiring owners and occupants to remove snow on sidewalks.
Ray Duncan stated
that Specifications for
a truck chasses - body and snow plow
will be ready for
the next meeting so the
City can Call for Bids. He said he
would try to have
specifications completed
for a tractor at that date.
'
Hartley Beeler said
he had again contacted
the P.U.D. pertaining to street lights
that have been out
on Baker Street for some time. He stated that he asked
that the City not
be billed for the lights
that are not in use.
Mayor Lannoye stated that Ike Munison, Consulting Engineer for the Signal Lights
at 6th and Main said the last billing the City received from Knoble Electric should
not be paid at this time as they have not accomplished enough work to justify
payment. Also Mayor Lannoye read a memo from Knobel Electric to Mr. Munison which
stated they were shutting down operation.
Mayor Lannoye read a letter from the Department of Revenue stating that the City
had been shorted $1,298.14 in hotel/motel taxes and would be receiving these monies
in the next transient rental check. He said these monies would be forwarded to
the City of Wenatchee.
Mayor Lannoye also read a letter from the City of Clarkston suggesting that the City
contact their representatives and suggest that RCW 67.28.210 be amended to allow
' small cities to use motel/hotel taxes for park purposes. No action was taken by
the Council.
Mayor Lannoye said he has had several calls from parents concering the new
Juvenile Code. The Council agreed that it might be a good idea if the Mayor
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BILLS SUBMITTED FOR PAYMENT FEB. 5, 1979
EXPENSE
'CURRENT
1.
Cascade Natural Gas
Service City Hall
160.84
6.50
2.
Waterville Empire Press
Years Subscription
3.
In Print
Office Supplies
62.12
4.
Easter Seal Society
Handbook -Barrier Free Design
4.11
5.
C K C Leasing
Feb. Lease Pay. Copier
139.48
STREET
1.
Elder Auto Parts
Misc. Parts -Repair Street Equip.
71.84
2.
Chelan Douglas Utilities Council
One No., Call System
100.00
3.
Douglas County Road Department
Diesel
17.10
4.
Wenatchee Petroleum Co.
Gasoline
86.94
5.
Wells & Wade Hardware
Cylinder Oxygen
13.98
6.
East Side Garage & Towing
Truck Repairs
31.26
7.
Chevron U.S.A. Inc.
Propane
4.20
8.
State Treasurer, Dept. of Transp.
Maint., Traffic Signal 5th & Grant Rd.
27.04
POLICE
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1.
2.
City of Wenatchee Police Dept.
Central Communications Inc.
Prisoner's Board & Room
Repairs Communications Equip.
360.00
409.00
3.
East Side Garage & Towing
Repairs Police Car
25.33
4.
Harold Kirby
Mini Crime Conference Yakima
3.62
5.
Jack Miller's
Film & Refinishing
25.20
6.
Elder Auto Parts, Inc.
Misc. Parts for Repairs Police Cars
52.30
7.
William Brooks
Mini Crime Conference Yakima
3.62
8.
Gary W. Shaw
Noon Luncheon Meeting Regarding Ceta
4.00
9.
Sears, Roebuck & Co.
Parts for repairing Police Car
30.98
10.
Wenatchee Petroleum Co.
Gasoline
173.86
11.
Dick's Exhust
Police Car Repair
25.70
12.
General Telephone Co.
Wenatchee Police Dept. Service
22.54
13.
Libke, Jones & Mitchell, Inc.
Bond Wm. B. Brooks
20.00
14.
Brodsky's Menswear & Uniforms
Uniforms -Roger Postmus (Ceta)
221.99
15.
Eastmont Pharmacy
Film & Flash Cubes
9.27
16.
His Place
Pete Adelsohn Rescue Suit
46.24