HomeMy WebLinkAbout11/5/1973 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesNovember 5, 1973
The regular meeting of the East Wenatchee City Council was called
to order by Mayor Forrest Lannoye. Present were Councilmen Ray
Duncan, Cliff Tvedten, Darrell McNeill, Ed Rich, Doug Hanna; '
City Attorney John Carlson and Grace Crawford.
The minutes of the previous meeting were approved as read.
The bills were presented to the Council
as follows:
Current Expense warrants nos. 5163
- 5195
Union Oil Co.
$187.64
Adams Sport Shop
13.79
East Side Garage
51.26
Sears Roebuck & Co.
18.45
Guardian Life Ins. Co.
74.63
Dickts Service
82.00
Kinkadets Acme Cleaners
80.31
Grants Leather Shop
4.41
Wenatchee Police Dept.
117.00
Law Enforceq Retirement System
329.02
Washington Physicians Service
348.46
Security Bank of Washington
738.84
Johnsonts Inc.
31.50
General Telephone Co.
46.27
R.M. Church, Inc.
12.79
Grace Crawford
26.25
Douglas County P.U.D.
845.00
Western Copy Products
2.40
Forrest Lannoye
6.00
D.M. McNeill
6.00
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W.R. Duncan
6.00
Ed Rich
6.00
Charles 9. Durr
4.00
James A. Renfroe
4.00
Robert S. White
4.00
Virgil E. Dillon
4.00
Pearl R. Murphy
4.00
Lucille M. Adkins
4,00
Employment Security Dept.
2.50
Nadine McGaughy
4.00
Cascade Natural Gas Corp.
39.45
Gary Lynn Lannoye
28.24
East Wenatchee Water District
6.00
Street Warrants nos. 1441 - 1450
Elder Auto Parts, Inc.
51.55
S and D Paving Co., Inc.
11.03
Washington Physicians Service
8.87
Security Bank of Washington
54.80
Dept. of Highways
45.36
Union Oil Co.
62.55
John C.K. Edgerton
32.95
Suggts Tire Service, Inc.
192.15
Eastside Paint
10,72
Stants Merry Mart, Inc.
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9.44
Federal Shared Revenue warrant no. 006
O.A. Jones 148.75
Darrell McNeill moved that the bills be paid; seconded by Cliff
' Tvedten and passed unanimously.
Darrell McNeill stated that the park tables would be placed in
storage as soon as possible.
Ray Duncan reported that he has received telephone calls regarding
the elimination of street lighting under the Columbia river bridge
leaving the road in darkness. This area is under the jurisdiction
of the State Highway Department. He has also received a call re-
garding the lights at the Douglas County Park. This park is under
the jurisdiction of Douglas County.
Mayor Lannoye presented a bulletin from Dow Chemical on weed killer
to be used along city streets. After a discussion, it was decided
to have weed killer applied by a commercial firm.
A discussion was held on the use of rock salt on the city streets,
the purchase of 2 tons of salt was approved.
Ordinance No. 191 was presented for a 2nd reading. Ed Rich moved
to approve and pass Ordinance no. 191; seconded by Doug Hanna and
passed unanimously.
' A general discussion was held regarding Ramaker Way. Mayor Lannoye
stated he has heard some objections to this becoming a one way street.
Dennis Mengelos stated the police dept, feels the street is
dangerous as is. John Carlson was instructed to prepare an ordinance
for Ramaker Way. He is also preparing the ordinance between the
City and the P.U.D.
The preliminary budget for 1974 was presented to the Council by
Mayor Lannoye. After a discussion, Doug Hanna moved that the
preliminary budget for 1974 be approved; motion seconded by
Darrell McNeill and passed by a unanimous vote.
John Carlson explained to those present the dispute between the
U.A.B• and the City over charges paid to Munson -Nash on the Main
St. project for engineering, but which the Engineering firm could
not zubstgniate to the satisfaction of the U.A.B. The Council
instructed John Carlson to collect the amount in question from
Munson -Nash.
Dennis Mengelos requested the Council to promote Charles Syring
from Patrolman 3rd class to Patrolman 2nd class and increase his
salary by $50.00 per month. John Carlson stated that this matter
would need to be approved by the Civil Service Commission and
the Mayor.
John Carlson reported that Mr. Dillon says the culvert has been
cleaned. The Mayor will check on this. It was noted that Hale
and Long has not obtained the permit to open the street at 400 No,
Main St. It was also reported that the payment has not been received
for the sidewalk 6n Simon St.
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