HomeMy WebLinkAbout2/7/1977 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesFebruary 7, 1977
The regular meeting of the East Wenatchee City Council was called to
order by Mayor Johnson. Present were Councilmen
Ed Richq Darrell
McNeill, Hartley Beeler, Ray Duncan; Attorney
Neil Fuller and City
Clerk Dorotha McGee.
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The Minutes of the previous meeting were
approved ad read.
The bills were presented to the Council
as follows:
Current expense warrants nos. 7125 -
7163
Lafe H. Myres, M.D.
$110.00
Mid State Cleaners
57.96
Wenatchee Police Department
70.00
Sears Roebuck & Co.
428.81
Sears Roebuck & Co.
115.62
Intl. City Management Association
22.75
Tri-City Herald
2884
Wells & Wade
10N
Texaco, Inc.
216.20
Blumenthal Uniform Co.
93.35
Millers Camera Co.
4.45
Commercial Printing Co.
13.14
George F. Cake Co.
25.96
Western Copy Products
111.30
Johnson's Inc.
4.73
Eastmont Pharmacy
1.26
Central Communications
313.01
Central Communications
440.76
Wenatchee World
97.68
Spokesman Review
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81.60
Harold G. Kirby
12.95
Karen M. Little
47.07
Nudelman Brothers
46.67
Puget Sound Instrument Co.
51.50
Libke Jones & Mitchell
dhurch,
74.00
R.M. Inc.
198.43
Webpco
111.64
Waterville Empire -Press
14.90
General Telephone Co.
117.40
Washington Physicians Service
636.85
Grace Crawford
84.15
Trick & Murray
43.86
Wenatchee World
10.00
Northwestern Ind. Lamp Co.
63.67
Cascade Natural Gas Corp.
207.94
Association Wash, Uities
220.03
Association Wash. Cities
30.00
W.I: McKenzie
430.75
Chelan -Douglas Health District
3,445.00
Street warrants hos. 2028 - 2042
Craven Lumber Co.
61.10
Grant Road Hardware
54.48
Gascade Natural Gas Corp.
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142.14
Northwestern Ind. Lamp Co.
15.64
Chevron USA, Inc.
7.09
Sears Roebuck & Go.
22.00
Wells & Wade 31.13
Modern Machinery Co., Inc. 11.36
Buttrey Food Stores 27.22
H.R. Spinner Co. 138.73
Elder Auto Parts, Inc. 149.73
Jerry+s Auto Supply 4.31
Texaco, Inc. 72.10
Piston Service 113.34
Washington Physicians Service 74.40
Clifford E. Hahn(Current Expense). 110.53
Ed Rich movdd that the bills be paid with the exception of the bill
from Clifford E. Hahn; motion seconded by Ray Duncan and passed by
a unanimous vote.
Ed Rich reported that within ten days to two weeks, an Engineer will
be here from Seattle to prepare recommendations for signal lights
on Main Street. Ray Duncan will check with the City of Wenatchee
regarding the possible.sale of some signal lights to East Wenatchee,
The Mayor requested a flood light be placed in a position to illuminate
the City Hall flag. Ray Duncan moved that said light be installed;
motion seconded by Darrell McNeill and passed unanimously.
The Chamber of Commerce has requested that the City crew remove the
Christmas lights. Darrell McNeill moved to grant said request; motion
seconded by Ray Duncan and passed unanimously.
Attorney Neil Fuller presented a contract with Robert Scott and the
City for the next year. Said contract is for a public defender and
Mr. Scott, proposes to furnish this service to the City for $140,00
per month and with the addition of an additionql attorney to the
agreement. Ray Duncan made a motion that the contract be approved;
seconded by Ed Rich and passed by a unanimous vote.
Neil Fuller presented Ordinance No. 237 to the Council; Said ordinance
repeals Ordinance 159 and establishes new regulations for a Merchant
Police service within the City. After a discussion, Ed Rich moved to
approve and pass Ordinance no. 237; motion seconded by Darrell McNeill
and passed unanimously. The Clerk was instructed -to issue a business
license to Peter Adelshoh for a Security Police & K-9 service with the
provisions that he will be subject to Sections 4 and 5 of Ordinance
No. 237.
A discussion was held regarding the appraisal and sale of the surplus
cars and pickup. The Mayor will obtain an appraisal of said vehicles.
The Clerk reported that she has received an inquiry from Ebb Barr on
the matter of the storm drain at 4th and "lain St. A discussion was
held on what could be done to assure proper run off of surplus water.
The Mayor reported that two civil service examinations have been given
for Chief of Police, and as yet, no person patticipatiag in said exams
' has received a passing grade.
Darrell McNeill moved toallocate$2,000.00 of the Anti -Recession Funds
to the Street Dept. and $971.00 to the Park Dept.; motion seconded by
Ed Rich and passed unanimously.
Darrell McNeill moved that the meeting be adjourned; seconded by Ed Rich
and passed by a unanimous vote.
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