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Home My WebLink About8/15/1977 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesAugust 15, 1977 The 'regular meeting of the East Wenatchee City Council was called order by Mayor Ed Rich. Present were Councilmen Darrell McNeill, Hartley Beeler, Ray Duncan; Attorney Neil Fuller and City Glerk Dorotha McGee. The minutes of the previous meeting were approved as read. The bills were presented to the Council as follows: Current expense warrants nos. 7486 - 7519 Lafe H. Myers M.D. Wm. B. Brooks Wells & Wade Hardware Sears Roebuck & Co. Wenatchee World Les Schwab Tire Center Dennis G. Endres Harold G. Kirby Wenatchee Police Department William B. Brooks Dorotha McGee Law Enforcement Retirement System Western Copy Products Hilma Randle Tina L. Navone Lenoard D. French Clyde A. Brown Eva Marie Walker Sherry Magrini Gary W. Shaw Wenatchee Police Department Wenatchee Police Department Security Bank of Washington Washington Physicians Service H.J. Olive Herbert J. Olive(forpDsting only DeForest Neil Fuller W.I. McKenzie Dorotha McGee Pedco Credit Union Wm. M. Hamilton Robert H. Scott, Jr. Mic`iael D. Woodworth Danny E. Reeves Karen M. Little Street warrants nos. 21551. - 2161 Michael D. Woodworth Danny E. Reeves Roy A. Freeman Pedco Credit Union Security Bank of Washington Washington Physicians Service Douglas County Road Department Les Schwab Tire Center Lloyd's Auto & Truck Inc. Piston Service S & D" Paving & Seattle First Natl. Ray Duncan made a motion that the bills Haetley Beeler and passed unanimously. $155.00 5.10 43.13 88.43 43.66 218.65 673.92 774.21 200.00 722,67 508.15 347.27 110.36 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.60 4.00 4.00 940.13 275,00 310.00 880.40 623.30 18.20 100.00) 470.75 188.30 373.68 105.10 181.45 140.00 236.00 190.90 439.09 to 341.51 302.89 694.60 311.00 287.60 64.80 29.95 32/13 11.09 479.78 Bank 876.92 be paid; motion seconded by 1 Jli 1 Councilman Reeler reported that he has checked the street lights and feels that street are sufficiently lighted. Darrell McNeill inquired as to the status of the claim made by Eddie Mays against the City. Attorney Fuller stated that the matter is in the hands of the insurance company. Attorney Neil Fuller reported that he has not received written notice from the State Auditor on the Baker street matter. Mayor Rich requested that the City Attorney forward a letter to Wood Brothers Const. Co. regarding repairs on an opening made in the street at the Les Schwab Tire Center location. Roy Freeman reported that repa- rs-were needed on a opening made in Gram Road near th Columbia Cinema. He is to check with the Clerk regarding the permitee. Herb Olive spoke to the Council on the proposed change in the location of a portion of llth street at its intersection with Eastmont. He may be able to obtain the necessary right-of-way from the Lutheran Chufcb but a survey should be made. Darrell McNeill made a motion that the City spend a maximun of $200,00 for said survey; motion seconded by Ray Duncan and passed unanimously. Mayor Rich stated that the next regular meeting date will be on a hodiday and requested the Council schedule said regular meeting on September 7, 1977. Ray Duncan made a motion that the first regular meeting for September be scheduled on Wednesday, September 7, 1977; motion seconded by Darrell McNeill and passed unanimously. ' Mayor Rich announced that the City will call for bids for the upgrading and surfacing of Ashland Str. between 12 and 13th; 12th Street between Ashland and Baker; and that portion of Alvin Court not completed in 1976. Bids to be opened at the next regular meeting. The Clerk reported that Valley Electric has not posted a performance bond reuired on the signal light project; and Teleprompter T.V. has not posted the $25,000.00 bond as required in the franchise ordinance. Roy Freeman stated that the FWD needs extensive repairs; Ray Duncan will check the condition of the truck before approving repairs. Roy Freeman also reported that fWater from lawn sprinklers is causing damage to the streets at Greenbriar and Cedar Lane. Attorney Neil Fuller will prepare an ordinance prohibiting this. The Clerk reported that the first payment on the Stadium tqx has been received. The City Attorney instructed her to hold the tax until an agreement has been reached with the City of Wenatchee. Roy Freeman inquired about the possibility of calling for bids for a reversible snow plow blade. A discussion was held regarding the blades now owned by the City. Ray Duncan will check the blades on the cityiehidles. Attorney Fuller was requested to prepare an ordinance declaring one of the Matador vehicles surplus, to allow the city to offer it for sale. Greg Brown, local business man, has reported to the Clerk, the lack of parking on Main St. 1 1 •agora snomiuEun a Aq passed pue ueouna .Ceg 6q papuooas uotgow !paujnoCpe aq 2utgaaw aqg gegq panow JGTaag AT94JPH '00'OSe$ 3o wnututw e gdaooe TTTm l3ua2e aqg panosddp 00'08$ aqq ju PeagsuT •xeg quawdoTdwa aqq asoddo oq pazzue2,zo Aoua2u aqq Aq pagsanbas spun3 3o qunowe aqq ui 8Nu4stw e apew peq aq gegq Pagegs JDTTnd TT9N '4eT3 saJT4 aqq glTM goT 2utxsed AITO aqq UT U9T saTotgan aqq gnoge pajTnbui osTe seq OH •ssautsnq 2utgjnq sz uotgengzs aqg sT9a3 aH