HomeMy WebLinkAbout5/21/1979 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesCOUNCIL MEETING
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May 21, 1979
Meeting was called to order by Mayor, Forrest Lannoye. Council members present
were: Hartley Beeler, Ray Duncan, Darrell McNeill, Charles Walker. City Attorney,
Neil Fuller and City Clerk, Peggy McArthur.
Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as presented. Motion was made by
Ray Duncan, seconded by Darrell McNeill and passed unanimously.
Bills and accounts were approved as submitted. Motion was made by Darrell McNeill,
seconded by Charles Walker and passed unanimously.
Darrell McNeill stated that the City would have an Engineer's estimate ready for the
next Council meeting so that the City could call for bids at the next meeting on the
paving of the park.
It was reported that water is running at 5th and Main Street. Roy Freeman stated a
drain seems to be plugged. Mayor asked Mr. Freeman to contact the Douglas County
Sewer District and see if they could assist with their sewer jet.
Mayor Lannoye said he and Ed Rich would try to have the specifications ready so that
a call for bids for the paving of Main Street from 9th to the Highway could be ready
for the June 4th meeting. Mayor Lannoye said he would appreciate any suggestions
from the Council in the meantime on pavement width for this project.
Mayor Lannoye said he had contacted Mr. Dorner concering traffic problems on Greenbriar
and Mr. Dorner did not wish to discuss the matter and would have Mr. Huber contact
the Mayor and perhaps they could get together with the County and work something out,
as the County had accepted the Plat as presented by Huber and Dorner.
The Council thanked Eastmont Enterprises for their letter of appreciation concerning
the traffic lights on Main St.
' The Council gave Bob Rotert permission to salvage bricks from the retaining wall in
the lot owned by the City on Main Street. Mr. Rotert is to remove the bricks and
reimburse the City three cents per brick.
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'Mayor
Lannoye discussed with
the Council
an alley between Ashland and the
P.U.D.
This is a dedicated alley but
has never
been maintained by the City. The
Council has
agreed to a survey of this alley
to allow property owners access to their
back property.
The Council gave authority to
the Mayor
to look into the matter to the best
interests
of all of the property owners
involved.
The alley is also necessary to be
kept open
for utility purposes.
There being no other business, Hartley Beeler made a motion that the meeting be
adjourned, seconded by Charles Walker and passed unanimously.
Mayor
City Clerk'
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BILLS SUMITTED
FOR PAYMENT MAY 21, 1979
CURRENT EXPENSE
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1.
Gen. Telephone
Monthly Service
2.
The Wenatchee World
2 Publications
3.
Copytron Wester, Inc.
Supplies for Copier
4.
Do., Co., Sewer Dist. #1
2 Months Service
5.
Eastmont Development
Landfill Charges
6.
Pedco Credit Union
May Pay.
7.
Wa. Physicians Service
May Pay. Medical Ins.
8.
Employ. Sec. OASI
May Social Security Pay.
9.
Security Bank of Wa.
May Withholding Pay
10.
Wm. McKenzie
May Salary
11.
Wm. Hamilton
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12.
Dorotha McGee
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13.
Robert H. Scott
Public Defender
14.
Forrest Lannoye
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15.
Ray Duncan
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16.
Darrell McNeill
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17.
Ed Rich
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18.
Hartley Beeler
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19.
Charles K. Walker
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20.
Peggy C. McArthur
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21.
Virginia Kinzel
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22.
DeForest N. Fuller
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23.
Danny Reeves
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24.
Duane A. Harstad
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25.
Wm. Millett
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STREET
1.
The 5 "T" Restaurant
Lunches for Prisoners
2.
Elder Auto Parts
Parts for Sweeper
3.
Wenatchee Petroleum Co.
Gasoline
4.
Munson Engineers
Services Signal Lite 6th
5.
Wells & Wade Hardware
Misc., Parts & Supplies
6.
Employ. Sec. OASI
May Social Security Pay.
7.
Pedco Credit Union
May Payment
8.
Security Bank of Wa.
May Withholding Pay.
9.
Wa. Physicians Service
May Medical Ins. Pay.
10.
Danny Reeves
May Salary
11.
Duane A. Harstad
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12.
Roy A. Freeman
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POLICE
1.
Central Communications
Equipment Repairs
2.
Jack Miller's
Processing
3.
Texaco
Credit Card Charges
4.
In Print
Office Supplies
5.
Elder Auto Parts
Parts for Cars #3 & 4
6.
N.W. Law Enforcement Equip.
Hailer Alert & Batteries
7.
Chevron U.S.A. Inc.
Gasoline - Repairs Car #3
8.
Dick's Service
Repairs Car #1
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9.
City of Wenatchee P.D.
Telephone Dispatche May
10.
Wenatchee Petroleum
Gasoline
11.
R. M. Church, Inc.
Office Supplies
12.
Bob's Auto Supply
3 Fan Belts
13.
Brodsky's Menswear & Uniforms
Uniform - Perkins
& Main
Credit C. C
133.78
22.53
192.18
20.00
11.25
240.00
736.30
768.20
604.11
234.67
507.09
455.82
180.00
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46.93
46.93
23.47
46.93
46.93
732.57
611.79
600.77
287.83
290.43
168.97
29.22
16.34
115.03
500.00
10.19
313.94
415.00
276.70
70.00
422.69
451.89
837.44
93.02
9.65
9.77
359.83
6.75
99.92
84.19
10.45
200.00
230.06
65.39
14.56
59.89
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