HomeMy WebLinkAbout2/21/1972 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesFebruary 21, 1972
The regular meeting of the East Wenatchee City Council was called
to order by Mayor Forrest Lannoye. Present were Councilmen Ed Rich
' Doug Hanng Art O'Neal; Attorney John Carlson, Chief Cliff Hahn and
Clerk Dorotha McGee.
The minutes of the 2/7/72 and 2/11/72 meetings were approved as
read.
The bills were presented to the Council as follows:
Current expense warrants nos. 4223 - 4233
Clifford E. Hahn $577.83
Joe H. Carl 540.60
Charles Kay Walker 525.48
Dorotha McGee 214.02
Michael L. Schneider 376.96
Dennis A. Mengelos 376.80
Eva Marie Walker 21.33
John C. Carlson 204.85
Wm. M. Hamilton 159.15
Dorotha McGee 352.10
Mott W. Liek 11.55
Street Warrant no. 1198
Mott W. Liek 545.37
U.A.B. Warrants no. 125 - 128
John C. Carlson 29757.23
Homer & Cordelia Vest 1.00
Clarence & Lucille Guthrie 203,000.00
Ernie Moore 300.00
Ed Rich moved to pay the bills; seconded by Art O'Neal and passed
by a unanimous vote.
The Mayor, Council and City Attorney discussed property acquisition
and costs on the Baker street project.
Ed Rich inquired about the amount of sand needed for the next
winter season. Mayor Lannoye stated approximately 250 yards.
Mayor Lannoye read a letter from the Gellatly Igency concerning
a new false arrest insurance policy for the Police Department,
The Clerk was instructed to secure the policy in the amounts of
100,000.00 / 300,000.00 / 300,000.00 liability for false arrest
insurance at a cost of 383.50 per year.
Mayor Lannoye presented a Torte Claim filed by Charles Tradewell
against the City of East Wenatchee and other defendants. Said
claim was refered to the City Attorney,
Mayor Lannoye inquired if the Council was interested in the City
forming a Business Improvement District with local merchants for
possible purchase of a parking lot. Art O'Neal stated that parking
should be the decision of the merchants. After a discussion,
Council members agreed that the merchants could form their own
district and omit the city. John Carlson stated that if enough
persons petition for a B.I.D., the Council was obligated to take
the necessary action.
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