HomeMy WebLinkAbout5/17/1976 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesMay 17, 1976
The regular meeting of the East Wenatchee City Council was called to
order by Mayor Arthur Johnson. Present
were Councilmen hay Duncan,
Darrell McNeill, John Willford, Hartley
Beeler; Attorney Neil Fuller
and Clerk Dorotha McGee.
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The minutes of the previous meeting were
approved as read.
The bills were presented to the Council
as follows:
Current expense warrants nos. 6642 -
6670
Valley Auto Co., Inc.
$104.87
Cash+s Cleaning Center
7.19
Osco Drug Co. No. 922
18.35
Texaco, Inc.
11.71
Charles K. Walker
798.46
Harold G. Kirby
692.80
Dennis A. Mengelos
703.02
Karen M. Little
1.76
Wenatchee Police Dept.
200.00
Dorotha McGee
438.99
William B. Brooks
690.07
Law Enforce. Retire. System
351.47
Swallowline Printing
81.90
Security Bank of Washington
800.53
Washington Physicians Service
475.25
Johnson+s Inc.
5.99
Cascade Natural Gas Corp.
49.88
Arthur D. Johnson
141.22
Herbert J. Olive(for posting only 50.00)
Neil Fuller
400.14
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Dorotha McGee
353.68
Pedco Credit Union
69.92
Wm. M. Hamilton
150.00
Robert H. Scott
140.00
Karen M. Little
339.68
Sears Roebuck & Co.
75.53
Eastside Paint & Glass
19.33
Grange Supply Co.
78.49
Michael D. Woodworth
193.17
Jimmy Glen Smith
231.50
Street Warrants nos. 1907 - 1913
S & D Paving Co., Inc/
10.24
Cascade Natural Gas Corp.
11.24
Rainier national Bank
77.26
Security Bank of Washington
157.45
Washington Physicians Service
27.60
Michael D. Woodworth
386.74
Jimmy Glen Smith
467.99
Darrell McNeill moved that the bills be
paid! motion seconded by
John Willeford and passed by a unanimous vote.
Council members discussed under grounding and crossings made in city
streets. It was decided that Jim Smith
should attend one or two
meetings of the Utilities Council.
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The Clerk notified thetCouncil members that the City would receive
$8,822.00 in Federal Revenue Funds the last half of this year, and
it is necessary to allocate the funds now, in order to forward the
report as required. After discussing this matter, the Council
allocated the $8,822.00 to Public Transportations capitol outlay.
The Clerk presented three proposals, for the purchase of a copy
machine, to the Council. Council members will study said proposals
and report at the next meeting.
Charles Walker requested a $30.00 per month increase in salary for
Harold Kirby, John Willeford moved to grant said salary increase;
motion seconded by Ray Duncan and passed unanimously. Increase will
become effective May 15, 1976.
Charles Walker reported on the number of calls handled by the Police
Department from January through April. He also stated that the School
will be unable to make the sign for the parking lot.
Mayor Johnson stated that Duke Testall has 30-35 feet of area in the
back of his building and will not need to use any of the parking lot
area for a stairway.
Neil Fuller presented Ordinance No. 224 to the Mayor and Council.
Said oddinance is for the purpose of updating the Comprehensive Zoning
of the City. Ray Duncan made a motion to approve and adopt Ordinance
No. 224; motion seconded by Darrell McNeill and passed by a unanimous
vote.
Ray Duncan made a motion that the beeting be adjourned; seconded by
Hartley Beeler and passed unanimously.
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