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Home My WebLink About6/4/1979 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesCOUNCIL MEETING June 4, 1979 Meeting was called to order by Mayor, Forrest Lannoye. Council members present were: Hartley Beeler, Ray Duncan, Darrell McNeill and Ed Rich. City Attorney, Neil Fuller and City Clerk, Peggy McArthur. Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as presented. Motion was made by Darrell McNeill, seconded by Ray Duncan and passed unanimously. Bills and accounts were approved as submitted. Motion was made by Hartley Beeler, seconded by Darrell McNeill and passed unanimously. Councilman, Darrell McNeill stated he is still working on plans for the park and is not ready at this time for the Council to Call for Bids for paving the parking lot. Councilman, Ray Duncan said he is still checking on tire prices under the State bid and will go over the prices etc. with Roy Freeman the Street Supervisor as to his recommendations. Councilman Hartley Beeler stated the light is out again by the Motel but has notified the P.U.D. so should be working within a few days. The Council approved an application from the Eastmont Jaycees for a fireworks stand at the Peter Rabbit parking lot. Motion was made by Ed Rich, seconded by Darrell McNeill and passed unanimously. Representatives from Dependable Disposal attended the meeting concerning many complaints about the poor service within the City. They advised that within the City all of the drivers are new and not familiar with addresses and asked that the residents be patient a little longer until things are ironed out. Mayor Lannoye thanked them for their attendence. Authorization was given by the Council to accept the low bid from North Central Chevrolet on a 1979 Nova of $6,660.68 plus tax. Other bids received were: 1980 Aspen police special $7,521.01 and 1980 Dodge St. Regis $8,810.26 from ' Valley Auto Co. Inc. Motion was made by Ed Rich, seconded by Ray Duncan and passed unanimously. Also Pioneer Leasing Co., Spokane, sent a letter stating they have several units available. 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Mayor City CtetK 1 BILLS SUBMITTED FOR PAYMENT JUNE 4, 1979 EXPENSE 'CURRENT 1. The Wenatchee World Two Notices of Hearings 28.27 2. Sears, Roebuck & Co. Pulley for Lawn/mower 12.03 3. C. K. C. Leasing June Payment Savin Copier 139.48 4. Johnson's Inc. Office Supplies M. Court Clerk 8.25 5. Douglas Co., Auditor Swimming Pool Bond - 1979 5 888.14 6. Ray Duncan Dinner Meeting 4.04 7. Hartley Beeler Dinner Meeting 3.10 STREET 1. Wenatchee Petroleum Co. Gasoline 173.11 2. Elder Auto Parts, Inc. Misc. Parts for Equip. 7.63 3. Chevron U.S.A. Inc. Solvent 170.09 4. Lloyd's Auto & Truck Repair Parts & Labor - Flusher 540.18 'POLICE 1. Youngs Automotive Service Parts & Labor Car #3 394.80 2. Dick's Exhaust Specialties Muffler & Labor Car #3 26.49 3. Chris Bates Witness Fee 10.00 4. Michael Hayes Witness Fee 10.00 5. Willard Selleck Witness Fee 10.00 6. Rose M. Grossarth Witness Fee 10.00 7. Elder Auto Parts, Inc. 4 Oil Filters - Police Cars 17.61 8. East Side Garage & Towing Parts & Labor Car #3 43.88 9. Harold G. Kirby Advance on Salary - School Spokane 120.00 10. Wm. B. Brooks Advance on Salary - School Spokane 120.00 11. Wenatchee Petroleum Co. Gasoline 346.22 12. Jack Miller's 2 Film Pack 11.02 13. Dick's Service Parts & Labor Car #3 76.54 14. Douglas Co., Fire District #2 1/2 Payment of Fire Contract - 1979 16 502.88 15. City of Wenatchee Prisoner charges 240.00