HomeMy WebLinkAbout8/5/1974 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesAugust 5, 1974
The regular meeting of the East Wenatchee City Council was called
to order by Mayor Forrest Lannoye. Present were Councilmen Doug
Hanna, Ray Duncan, Darrell McNeill, Ed Rich and Clerk Dorotha McGee.
The minutes of the previous meeting were approved as read.
The bills were presented to the Council
Current expense warrants nos. 5595
Flanigan, Libke & Jones
Eastmont Pharmacy
Texaco, Inc.
Wenatchee Police Dept.
Johnson's Inc.
Piston Service
East Side Garage
The 5 T's Restaurant
Eastmont Sports Center
Smart's Auto Wrecking
Sears Roebuck & Co.
Elder Auto Parts, Inc.
Kinkade's Acme Cleaners
Texaco, Inc.
Nudelman Bros.
Law Enforcement Retire, System
General Telephone Co.
Stan's Merry Mart, Inc.
Security Bank of Washington
Washington Physicians Service
Wenatchee World
as follows:
- 5625
It 20.00
3.23
242.55
90,00
14.97
24.19
75.72
27.20
9.41
120.75
20.96
65.09
78.89
3.94
65.05
372.07
48.77
32.53
865.35
464.98
15,00
Wash. State Court Adm, Association 5.OQ
Trick & Murray
East Valley News
Grace Crawford
Cascade Natural Gas Corp.
Douglas Co. Sewer Dist. No, 1
Craven Lumber Co.
Sear& Roebuck & Co.
James Blinn
Joe R. Woolett
Street warrants nos. 1574 - 1586
Texaco, Inc.
Security Bank of Washington
Washington Physicians Service
Grant Road Hardware
Standard Oil Co.
Automotive Electric
Wenatchee Cycle & Toy
Cascade Natural Gas Corp.
Wells & Wade Hardware
Firestone Stores
East Wenatchee Water District
Dept. of Highways
S & D Paving Co., Inc.
Federal Shared Revenue warrants nos. 013
S & D Paving Co., Inc.
S & D Paving Co., Inc.
Gerald Gensinger
135.75
21.00
84.73
41.79
17.00
11.85
24.10
125.00
150.00
80.85
107.75
45.02
2.36
51.27
77/17
11.35
8.54
731
32.96
3.00
630.17
7,687.45
- 015
79820.00
39.38
25.20
IFI
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Doug Hanna moved that the bills be paid; seconded by Ed Rich and
passed by a unanimous vote.
' The Mayor reported that the trees in the park need to be sprayed.
After a discussion, Darrell McNeill was authorized to contact two
local firms for costs involved to have the spray applied by a
commercial spray co.
Mayor Lannoye appointed Herb Olive to represent the city at a
meeting called for the purpose of discussing the proposed use of
the old bridge for a bicycle path.
Three bids for the street sander were received and presented to the
Council as follows: Andrews Equipment Service - 64,289.27 delivery
120 days; Sahlberg Equipment Co. - $4,670.92 delivery 150 days; and
Rowand Machinery Co. - 894,318.25 delivery 90-120 days. After a
discussion, Ray Duncan moved to accept the bid of Andrews Equipment
Service in the amount of $4,289.27; motion seconded by Ed Rich and
passed unanimously.
The matter of a sidewalk on 4th street was discussed. It was decided
that an asphaltic sidewalk 4 feet wide and 3-4 inches high was needed
and could be used for a sidewalk and water retainer. Doug Hanna
made a motion that the Mayor be authorized to negotiate with S & D
Paving 0o. for this project; seconded by Ed Rich and passed by a
unanimous vote.
' Mayor Lannoye reported he has reached a favorable agreement with
the P.U.D. on undergrounding. The Shopping Center is presently
served by underground wires and other businesses located near the
vaults will be served at P.U.D. cost.
The Mayor stated that he has received a call from the Douglas
County Prosecutor on the Hahn matter. Clifford Hahn has requested
the city pay transportation costs to Seattle for bim, so that he
can consult a psychiatrist. This matter will be discussed with
John Carlson.
Darrell McNeill moved that the meeting be adjourned; seconded by
Doug Hanna and passed unanimously.
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