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Home My WebLink About2/20/1978 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesFebruary 20, 1978 The regular meeting of the East Wenatchee City Council was called to Order by Mayor, Forrest Lannoye. Present were Councilmen, Ray Duncan, Darrell McNeill, Hartley Beeler, Ed Rich, Evan Sperline and Peggy Petersen, Cler. There was a correction to the previous minutes by Councilman, Evan Sperline (Purchase of four lots by City) Authorization was given by the City Council for the purchase of said lots and that in the immediate future said lots will be used for off-street parking. Bills were approved as presented with a question on 2 bills from Elder Auto parts which were 1977 bills. The council agreed that since these were probably due to an administrative error, these bills should be paid. Ed Rich moved that all bills be paid, seconded by Evan Sperline and passed Unanimously. Ed Rich said there will be a traffic safety meeting with Douglas County which he plans to attend Feb. 23, 1978. There were no other committee reports. The City Council approved the authorization to purchase a F.M.C. (Wayne) sweeper from Modern Machinery for $29,483.03. other bids were: Truckweld $36,439.22 31,445.92 Fray 32,927.75 Sahlberg 31,818.36 Councilman Sperline asked if this sweeper would meet the Wash. State Specifications. Councilman Duncan felt that all sweepers bid would meet State Specs. Duncan said he received a letter from Modern Machinery 'stating the delivery date would be April 1, 1978. Motion was made by Ed Rich and seconded by Hartley Beeler to purchase this sweeper, passed unanimously. Mayor Lannoye thanked Ray Duncan for contacting the various companies who submitted bids and the time involved in compilinq the bids. Mayor Lannoye said he had contacted Munson Engineering to finish survey on Simon Street. They will find the 4 corners of the City right of way for not more than $200.00. Simon Street will be able to continue projectively in its present location right up to Highline Drive. Mayor Lannoye said he would like the Council to O.K. a set fee to Hale & Long for rough grading of Simon Street. Recommend the City pay $1,875.00 and Mr. Hale absorb the balance. The City would then be able to call for bids on ballast and blacktop -and stay within the 30,000.00 budgeted for this construction. Evan Sperling made a motion that 1,875.00 be spent for rough grading, seconded by Ed Rich, passed unanimoulsy. Hopefully the City can call for bids for the ballast and blacktopping at fiieir next regular meeting. Councilman Duncan said he had checked in to a fire resistant substance for the walls and eeilingof the city shop. Had only been able to contact one company out of Moses Lake that does this work. Their quote was $2,470.00 plus tax. Duncan said he would look into this further. May call for bids in two weeks if a company cannot be found who will do it 'under $2,000.00. There was a suggestion that sheet rock may be cheaper. 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Health Service charge for 1978 J. Cascade Natural Gas Corp 4. Grant Road Hardware 5. Lafe H. Myers, Jr. M.D. 6. Western Copy Products 7. Pay N'Save Corp. B. Waterville Empire Press 9. General Telephone LO.P.U.D. 11 Wenatchee World 12 R.M. Church, Inc. 13 Wash. Physician Ser. L4 Pedco Credit Union L5 Libke, Jones & Mitchell L6 Danny Reeves L7 Michael Woodworth L8 William I McKenzie L9 Dewey D. Arthur 20 Peggy Petersen 21 William Hamilton 22 Herb Olive 23 DeForest Fuller 24 Forrest Lannoye 25.Security Bank T STREET DEPT. L. Wenatchee World ?. S. & D. Paving 3. Piston Service 4. Craven Lumber Co. i. Cascade Natural Gas S. Modern Machinery F. Central Eibctric 3. United Supply Co. 3. Sears Roebuck & Co. L0. Wilson' Chevron Serv. .1. Pay ' N Save Corp. .2. P.U.D. .3. Piston Service .4. Hein Investment .5. Wells & Wade .6. Texaco Inc. 17. Elder Auto Parts, Inc. 18. Pedco Credit Union .19. Wash. Physician Ser. 20. Michael Woodworth 21. Danny Reeves 22. Roy Freeman 23. Dewey Arthur 24. Security Bank Gas Charges Misc. (City Hall) Psychotheropy (Hahn) Paper for copier & Service Call Heater (City Hall) & Misc. Vouchers City Hall & Police Utilities Notice of Hearing Pub. Office Supplies (City Hall & Police) Medical Ins. Bonds Clerk & Brooks Feb. Salary (Parks) Feb. Salary (Parks) Feb. Salary Feb. Salary jParks) Feb. Salary Feb. Salary 11 1. Feb. Withholding Tax Call for Bids (Sweeper) Cold Mix Outside Labor (Street Equip) Misc..iShop Supplies Shop Grader Blade & Bolts Misc. Supplies Valve Parts Propane Misc. parts & Supplies Street lights & Shop Parts & Labor for sanders Landfill Charges Safety Helmet & parts Gasoline Purchase Shop Equip. Medical Ins. Feb. Payroll 11 1 0 11 Feb. Withholding Tax POLIC& DEPARTMENT L. Russ Trimble Ins. Agency Notary Bond (McGee) 10.00 �. The Keyhole City Hall & Police 28.64 (Keys & Combination to Safe) 3: Gellatly Agency -Inc. Bondcoverage (Brooks) 11.33 4. Jack Miller's Film & Processing 15.86 5. Central Communication Scanners - Crystals 173.67 6. Dale's Automotive Tune-up & Misc. Repair 36.82 7. Sears Roebuck & Co. Oil Changes 29.92 8. City of Wen. Police Dept. Prisoner Charge 20.00 9. Texaco, Inc. Gasoline Purchase 178.00 10. Mid -State Cleaners Uniform Cleaning (Reserve Off) 2.36 11. Radio Shack Batteries 8.38 12. Texaco, Inc. Motor Oil 3.58 13. Dorotha McGee Feb. Salary 439.75 14. Dennis G. Endres 776.60 15. Harold Kirby 797.93 16. William B. Brooks 804.74 17. Gary Shaw 1,002.01 18. Richard Perkins 724.30 19. Richard Cawood 716.05 20. Law Enforcement Retirement Retirement 394.22