HomeMy WebLinkAbout3/19/1973 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesMarch 19, 1973
The regular meeting of the East Wenatchee City Council was called
to order by Mayor Forrest Lannoye. Present were Councilmen Cliff
' Tvedten, Darrell McNeill, Ed Rich, Doug Hanna; Attorney John Carlson
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. 4840 -
Charles Kay Walker
Dennis A. Memgelos
Clifford Eugend Hahn
Charles S. Syring
Robert A. Kinkade
Dorotha McGee
Herbert J. Olive
John C. Carlson (no warrant)
Wm. M. Hamilton
Pedco Credit Union
Dorotha McGee
Mott W. Liek
Street warrants nos. 1363 - 1364
Northwest Motor Freight
Mott W. Liek
U.A.B. warrant no. 177
Transamerica Title Ins. Co.
Doug Hanna moved that the bills be
and passed unanimously,
as follows:
4850
$598.16
514.85
690.52
506.32
432.27
254.25
40.00
350,00
213.31
50.00
342.94
192.09
6.85
394.17
3.00
paid; seconded by Cliff Tvedten
A discussion was held regarding the broken street light on Baker St.
Valley Electric will in"stall a luminar for 36.00 plus tax. Doug
Hanna will check with the P.U.D. for costs if light is replaced by
that agency.
Mayor Lannoye opened bids for the 4th street project. Bids were
submitted as follows:
S & D Paving - 7490.00 material and labor according to specs.
Morrill Asphalt 9:200.00 material and labor according to specs.
Engineers estimate for said project is 9,871.70 including guard rails
luminars and posts. Guard rails are to be installed by the city. Ed
Rich moved to accept the bid submitted by S & D Paving; seconded by
Cliff Tvedten and passed unanimously.
Mayor Lannoye read prices as submitted by Kundert Floor covering,
Roger Thompson, Norris Floor Covering and Sav-I'iart, for carpet for
the new Court room. After a discussion, it was decided that the
city will send a representative to inspect all carpets and sdbmit
a recommendation for purchase at the next meeting.
Dean,Morgan, representing Carmichael Const. Co. inquired as to the
' City s plans to upgrade Simon Street. Simon street is approximately
980 feet in length in the city limits. Sidewalks and curdswill cost
approximately 5.00 to 6.00 per foot. After a discussion, the Council
agreed to call for bids for the first 600 feet of sidewalk and cmrbs
at the next meeting.
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