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Home My WebLink About10/1/1979 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesCOUNCIL MEETING Oct. 1, 1979 ' Meeting was called to order by Mayor, Forrest Lannoye. Councilmen present were as follows: Darrell McNeill, Ed Rich, Ray Duncan, Hartley Beeler and Charles Walker. City Attorney, Neil Fuller and City Clerk, Peggy McArthur. Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as submitted. Motion made by Darrell McNeill, seconded by Hartley Beeler and passed unanimously. Bills and accounts were approved as submitted with the stipulation that if officers Cawood and Thomas are reimbursed by the State for the atheltic clothes purchased from Ctiy funds, that the City be refunded for these items and also that $325.00 be advanced both officers out of the Travel Expense Revolving Fund for their training and upon completion of the school, the fund be repaid the full amount within ten days. Motion was made by Darrell McNeill, seconded by Hartley Beeler and passed unanimously. Ray Duncan stated that the snow plow is in and being installed on the truck and it ' should arrive soon. Skip Stoffel, Director for the Department of Emergency Services gave a presentation explaining their department's functions. Mr. Stoffel said Douglas County had been paying for these services for two years and the Attorney General's opinion stated that the City should join or set up their emergency services. The cost to the City will be approximately 88.8 cents per capita for 1980. The Council gave their approval and an agreement will be signed at a later date. Ed Daling, director of Parks and Recreation for Douglas County, talked with the Council concerning the City becoming a part of the Eastmont Recreation Service Area. Motion was made by Ed Rich, seconded by Darrell McNeill to place on the Nov. Ballot, an advisory ballot on the issue whether the City should become a part of the service area-. This ballot will be advisory only and will not bind the City Council to any future commitment. This motion passed unanimously. Proposed Use Hearing for Federal Shared Revenue monies was heard by the Council. The only recommendation being, that the monies could be used for sidewalks within the City. 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Libke, Jones & Mitchell, Inc 2. Wenatchee Office Supply 3. The Wenatchee World 4. Wells & Wade Hardware 5. C K C Leasing 6. Chelan Co., Treasurer 7. David T. Ellis 8. DeForest Neil Fuller 9. Leon's Spray Service ' STREET 1. Wells & Wade Hardware 2. Libke, Jones & Mitchell 3. Wenatchee Petroleum 4. Sears & Roebuck 5. Chevron U.S.A. Inc. 6. Elder Auto Parts r-r Lj POLICE 1. Sears & Roebuck 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. Wenatchee Petroleum Co. General Telephone Co. Elder Auto Parts City of Wenatchee Police Dept. City of Wenatchee Police Dept. Texaco Inc. Judy Brazil Peggy Krauser Harmon D. Sapp Beberly Callihan Richard Cawood Hiram Thomas Insurance Office Supplies City Hall Proposed Use Hearing Ballist for City Hall Pay. #11 on Copier 3rd Quarter Liquor Tax Judge Pro Tem Law Publication Spraying trees in park Parts & Supplies- Shop Additional Premium Per Audit Gasoline 2 Batteries & Creeper 55 Gals. 10/40 Parts & Supplies -Flusher & Sweeper Parts & Repairs Cars #1 & 3 Athletic Clothes - Hiram Thomas & Cawood Gasoline Police & Court Clerk Oil Change Supplies Police Cars Emergency Telephone Prisoner Board & Room Credit Card Charges 3 Lite Bulbs Witness Fee Witness Fee Witness Fee Witness Fee Travel advance - School Seattle 319.00 9.50 10.00 12.05 139.48 115.81 40.00 105.00 298.20 19.64 93.00 100.64 117.02 164.59 23.35 76.20 201.28 198.08 11.59 200.00 310.00 5.10 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 325.00 325.00