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Home My WebLink About1972-12-20 Council Packet A ~EN D A REGULAR MEETING, .... K~NAI CITY COUNCIL DECEMBER 20, 1972, 8:00 P.M. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE A: ROLL CALL A - 1: PUBLIC HEARING - ORDINANCE 211-72 - SENIOR CITIZEN'S TAX EXEMPTION B: PERSONS PRESENT SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD: 1. Senator Palmer, Representative Tillion and Representative Malone - 1973 Legislative Program 2. Post Office Dept. LTman McBride, Jack Odder & Ivan Hansen 3. Wien Airlines - Don Oines & Morgan Richardson 4. 5. 1-2 2-3 C, MINUTES 1. Regular bleeting of December 6, 1972 D, CORRESPONDENCE 1. Public Utilities Commission - Glacier State 2. Dept. of Housing & Urban Development- Recertification Comprehensive Planning 3. Training - Planning Commission REPORTS 1. City Manager's Report a. Things to do list- 12/6/72 b. Revenue Sharing - Federal - $36,942.00 c. Federal Aviation Administration - #107.1 d. Monunsen Water & Sewer e. Operating Statements-Revenue & Expenses f. 2. City Attorney's Report 3. Mayor's Report 4. City Clerk's Report 5. Finance Director's Report 6. Planning & Zoning's Report 7. Borough Assemblymen's Report thru NoVember 7 8 8 8- 8 None None None 9 9 9-10 OLD BUSINESS 1. Shooting within the city limits 2. Bids - Kenai Civic Center 3. Recreation Trailer- Emmett ~E~an 4. American Legion - F-A.A. Building $. - Leas e 4 4-5 5 5-6 G, H~ NEW 1. 2. e 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 0. 1. 2. 3. 4. BUSINESS Resolution 72- 36- K.C.L. Fund Resoltuion 72-37 - Dept. of Highways - Bridge Crossing Alaska Route 463 Dept. of Highways - Sale of P. roperty - Bridge Crossing Council Policy on non-payment of water bills Alaska State Housing Authority - Housing Permit of Games of Chance and Skill - American Legion Liquor License renewal - Elks Club Liquor License renewal - Harbor View Notification of payment - George Filler - $6,311.16 Notification of paTment - George Filler - $93,514.70 Request for payment - Touche Ross $ Co. - $5,088.00 PERSONS PRESENT NOT SCItEDULED TO BE HEARD: CITIZEN'S GRIEVANCES AND REQUEST: 1. 2. MINUTES', KENAI CITY COUNCIL REGUi. AR MEET lNG DECEMBER 20, 1972 8'00 P.M. - KENAI LIBRARY ROLL CALL' A - B· g - The Council gave the Pledge of Allegiance. Members present - James Hornaday, C.E. Johnson, Tru McGrady, H. J. Steiner and Vice Mayor James Doyle. Members absent - Robert Norene (excused), Navarre, ~iid Mayor John Steinbeck. Junior Counci'lman Johnson moved and Steiner seconded to, in the best interest of speeding up the Agenda, that Agenda Item E - Reports, £ollow G - New Business. PUBLIC HEARING - ORDINANCE 211-72 - SENIOR CITIZENS TAX EXEMPTION Vice Mayor Doyle recessed the meeting and opened it up 'for a Public Hearing on Or.dinance 211-72 - Senior Citizens Tax Exemption. There was no public participation and the public hearing was closed. The Clerk read the Ordinance by title. To have the Ordinance enacted by January 1, 1973, to conform with the Municipal Code, the emergency clause wkll need to be utilized. McGrady moved and Hornaday se.conded to declare Ordinance 211- 72 - Senior Citizens Tax Exemption an Emergency. The moti°n carried unanimously by roll call vote. Voting yes; Hornaday, Johnson, McGrady, Steiner and Vice Mayor Doyle. McGrady moved and Johnson seconded for adoption of Ordinance 211-72 - Senior Citizens Tax Exemption. The motion carried unanimsouly by roll call vote. Voting yes; Hornaday, Johnson, McGrady, Steiner and Vice Mayor Doyle. PERSONS PRE.SENT SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD' S.enator Palmer, Representative Tillion and Representative ~alone"' 1973 Legislative Progr.am. Senator Palmer, Representative Tillion and Representative Malone were given a list of the proposed Kenai Legislative Program for 1973. The Council and the Legislative Delegation went down the list of State Projects' and discussed each item. In the priority list of Governmental Personnel, the Legislative Delegation fel't the first five items should be put further into the future, due to lack of funds. It was felt a provision should be made in the revenue sharing program where the city could claim persons outside the city, utilizing the city's facilities, such as the Senior Citizens Center. MINUTES, K~NAI CITY COUNCIL MEETING, DECEMBER 20, B - 1 - Legislative De legation - continued. 1972 Page two B - 2' The State Public Works priority list Was discussed. The. Federal funding will be increased and the State and City's share decreased on the Industrial 17ater Line. The Legislative De].egation felt it was doubtful the Civic Center bond issue ~,~ould be put on the special election ballot. They felt the · Kenai Court House would be put back in for funding. The Legisl'ative Delegation felt the lobbying Kenai does adequate but for the City not to relax on this and where issues are. before them,where the Governor has an impact, telegrams should be sent to ~the Governor. isI that The Mayor and Councilmen thanked Senator Palmer, Representative 'Tillion and Representative Malone for attending' the Council meeting and discussing the 1973 Legislative Program. Post Office Dept. -._Lyman McBride, Jack Odder & W~.en. Airlines - Don Oines and ~,lorgan Richardson _ Ivan Hansen - The Council invited Pos'tmaster McBride and other Post Office' delegates and Don Oines and Morgan Richardson of Wien Airlines to discuss the reduction in airmail se'rvices. Mr. Odder and Mr' Hansen with the Post Office Dpet. were unable to attend. Mr. McBride stated there is very little reduction in service and airmail is off very little. There is mail via truck at 7:00 A.M., 6 days a week and airmail via Wien at 1:30 P.M., 5-days a week. Mr. Glotfelty stated a gentleman at the last Council Meeting indicated the airmail service was poor and below standards and has deteriorated in the past year. Mr. McBride stated that Kenai has better airmail, s"ervice than most areas in the State. Councilman McGrady asked when does the mail,th:at comes the Post Office at 5'30 P.M. on Friday, leave Kenai. into Mr. McBride reported, it goes out Satur~day at 6'30 A.M. by Mukluk Frieght, the first way available. It does not sit in the Post Office until Monday. Councilman McGrady asked about freight service. Mr. McBride stated Wien Airl'ines carried the air freight and Mukluk also carries it. They use the ~irst way available. MINUTES, KENA'I CITY COUNCIL MEETING, B- 2- Airmail. service - continued.. DECEMBER 20, 1972 Page three C - 3' C· Mr. Richardson from ~.'~ien Airlines outlined the mail service of the past. I--Ie stated the mail comes in about 1'30 P.M. by Wien and 7'00 .A.M. by Mukluk and you are actually getting airmail service twice a day, ~hich is equal, to or better than five years ago. He showed a graph showing the total flights in and out of Kenai since 1965. He further stated Wien feels Kenai is going to come back up and Wien will be here to give the service needed, l'~ien does not want to get out. Councilman Johnson stated he was satisfied with the explanation, but thought a public information program would be of a benefit. Mr. McBride stated the schedule is posted in the Post Office. People won't read notices. Vice Mayor Doyle thanked the Gentlemen for attending the Council MeOting and discussing this matter with them. Vice Mayor Doyle recessed the meeting for 10 minutes brought the meeting back to order at 10'30 P.M. and There were no objections at this time. from Council to hear Agenda Item G - 3 D_D_%pt. of Highways _, _~_l..,e._of prope.r~x.~__ Bridgg..__Crossing Mr. Glotfelty st.ated there ar.e thre-e parcels of land the State Highway Department need to acquire from the City of Kenai for the Kenai River Crossing. They have. offered $1,800 for parcel 5, $1,300 for parcel 12 and $800. for parcel 8. . Administration recommends sale of these parcels, the oil, gas and mineral rights below 100 feet. retaining Johnson moved and McGrady seconded to authorize the sale of parcels 5, 8, and 12 to the Department of Highways retaining the oil, gas and m-ineral rights below 100 feet. The motion carried unan:imousl7 by roll call vote. MINUTES The Minutes of the Regular Meeting of December 6, 1972, corrected to read "Legislation Delegation" instead of "Congressional Delegation". were MINUTES, KENAI CITY COUNCIL MEET lNG, DECEMBER 20, 1972 Page four D· D - D - 2' D F· F F.. · · CORRESPONDENCE Public Utilities Commission - Glacier State The Public Utilities Commission have suspended the tariff revision as filed by Glacier State Telephone Co. November 13, 1972 for a period not to exceed six months after December 12, 1972 and an investigation is instituted into the reason- ableness and propriety of the proposed tariff revision. De__~~.__of Housing & Urban Development - Rece..r. tification Co_. m.~Lprehens ive ? ].arming__ Mr. Glotfelty reported the Borough will be recertified. The Dept. of Housing & Urban Development have listed six objectives and hopefully these will be approved. Tr a_ining_~-__ Planning, C ommiss ion The Planning & Zoning Commission is requesting, through Council, that Mr. Brockel - Kenai.Community College, pursue a training program for planners with Federal and State monies that are available. OLD BUSINESS Shooting within the city limits Mr. Fisher reiterated he raised the idea of prohibiting shooting within the city limits with the exception of rifle ranges and the low lands. He passed a lett.er around to the Council .from Mrs. Mark Necessary stating she felt the' practice of target practicing off the bluff should be stopped for the safety of persons living in the area. After some discussion, it was the consensus of the Council, that under our existing Ordinance, shooting is prohibited within a one mile radius of the post office, and the one mile area should be posted and the police department alerted 'to such to have it. enforced. Bids Kenai Civic Center Mr. Glotfetly reported the bids for the Civic Center were opened December 11, 1972 at 4:00 P.M. Stewart and Co. were apparent low bidder. He feels that the first four alternates should be included, which would bring the low bid to $2,108,000 -and with A.rchitec't fees, Administration, etc. up to 2.35 to 2.S million. He listed some alternative and recommends alt.ernative #2 - Acquiring additional commitments within the next 60 days for additional funds and the Mayor name a construction advisory committee to review the plans and specificati~ons to reduce the cost of the bid but still obtain a functional facility. ~ MINUT.ES, F - 2 - KENAI' CITY COUNCIL MEETING, Bids - Kenai Civic Center - DECEMBER 20, 1972 continued. Page five F - 3' F - 4' The Planning &' Zoning C.omm:ssion passed a motion to recommend accepting the bid on the .Civic Center with the four alternates, providing the local effort does. not exceed that voted on in the bond issue. Mr. Glotfelty feels that having 45 days, we can receive commitments and asked authority to advise the two low bidders we will notify them with 60 days and notify the other contractors their bids have been rejected. Steiner moved and Johnson seconded to adopt Administrations recommendation on page three of. his Memo to Council dated December 14, 1972 and bring back to Council for final review and to notify the bidders. A Representative of Stewart & Co. was asked if he sees · problems in this and he said he saw no problems. any The motion carried unanimously. Recreation Trailer - Emmett E_g. an Administration recommends signing the agreement between the City of Kenai and the Kenai Peninsula School District. Steiner moved and McGrady seconded t.o bring recreati.on trailers off the table. The motion carried unanimously by roll call vote. Johnson moved and McGrady seconded to authorize the City Manager to enter into an agreement with the Kenai Peninsula School District as se~ forth in the Memo to Council dated' December 19, 1972. The motion carried unanimously by roll call vote. There was some discu.ssion that at the time of the transfer of the title in May 1973, a clause be added that the trailer be reverted back to the City if not used for the purpose intended, and at the City's discretion. -American Legion- F.A.A. Buildi__ng.- L__e. as_~_e The American Legion wrote they would like to enter into a 5 year lease on the building in the F.A.A. complex to give them more confidence in putting, money, material and time int. o this building. In compensation they are willing to pay a $500.00 a year lease, carry Ii. ability insurance on the b.uilding and pay all utilities and upkeep. The Administration recommends the City enter into the lease agreement with the provision, if any other public structure is built in that area with a five year period, they ~vill have to vacate the house. MI'NUTES, KENAI CITY COUNCIL ~IEETING, DECEMBER 20, F - 4 - A~nerican Legion Lease - continued. 1972 Page six G· G - 1° G - 2' G - 3' G - 4' C - 5' C - 6' McGrady moved and Steiner seconded to accept the Administration's recommendation and enter into a 5 year lease with the American Legion with the provision if any other public structure is built in that area within a five year period, they will have to vacate the house. There were no objection to a unanimous ballot and was so ordered. NEW BUSINESS Resolution 72-36 - KCL Fund Mr. McKee stated that Item 1 is a bookkeeping entry and Item can be far better acomplished by a collection agency. Steiner moved and McGrady seconded to adopt Resolution 72-36 - KCL Fund. There were no objections to unanimous consent and was so ordered. Resolution 72-37 - Dept. of Highways Ai a s k a'- ~R~O ~'~-~-~-'3 - ~ - Br idg~ .... _C_~ro.?,~,,,ing .... Administration recommends acceptance of this Resolution deleting the words "maintain all sidewalks, and". McGrady moved and Johnson seconded to adopt Resolution 72-3'7 - Dept. of Highways - Bridge Crossing - Alaska Route 463. There were no objections to unanimous consent and was so ordered. p~pt.. ..... of _High?a_~s..~_- Sale of Prop_er_~y - Bridge Crossing Heard earlier on the Agenda after Item B - 2. Council Policy on non-pa~yment of water~bills The Administration recommends a Council pol-icy be established that if a person has not paid his water & sewer bill within a 90 day period, the service be terminated. The Administration will prepare a Resolution to that effe.ct and bring it back to Council. A~as.kas~ S_tat_e Ho_F..s__i~g Authority - Housing Administration is going to pursue this with A.S..H.A. Permit of Games of Chance & Skill Administrat~ion recommends approval - American Legion of t~is permit' Johnson moved and Steiner seconded, to a'pprove the Permit of Games of Chance & Skill for the American Legion. Unanimous consent was asked and granted. - MINUTES, KENAI CITY COUNCIL MEETING, DECEMBER 20, 1972 Page seven C - 7' G - 8' G - 9' G - 10' G - 11' E· E - 1 (a) L~.quor License renewal - Elks 'Club The Borough and City obligations are current. The Administration has received a fire inspection of the Elks Club and recommend protesting the issuance of the license until the deficiencies are corrected. Steiner moved and Johnson seconded to accept Administration's recommendation and protest the issuance of the license of the Elks Club until the deficienci.es are corrected. The motion carried unanimously by roll call vote. Liquor License renewal - Harbor View The Borough and City obligations are current. Administration. recommends approval of this liquor license renewa.1. Steiner moved and McGrady seconded to approve the liquor license renewal for the Harbbr View. The motion carried by roll call vote with Hornaday dissenting. Notificat, i~q,_n ~ q~ ~pay..._...Mpn_._~_~7~ ..... Geor_ge Filler - $6 ~.311.16 The Administration has paid George Filler $6,311.16 Safety Building. Public Notification of payment Civic Center G e o_r g,e .__ F..i l_l_e r.. - .$? 3_ ~,__5_!4 · 7 o - The Administration has paid George Filler $93,514.70 Civic Center. ' Request for payment - Touche Ross & Co. - $5~088.00 Steiner moved and Johnson seconded to approve payment to Touche Ross & Co. in the amount of $5,088.00 for invoice #84193. The motion carried unanimously by roll call vote. REPORTS C_i~t'y Man. ager, s. RePO?~t' Things to list- 12/6/72 The City Manager reported the Tt.~ings or in progress. to do list as done MINUTES, KENAI CITY COUNCIL I~IEETING, DECEMBER 20, ~ - 1 - City Manager's Report - continued. 1972 Page eight (b) (c) (e) Revenue Sharing - Federal - $36,942.00 The City of Kenai has received a check for Revenue Sharing in the amount of $36,942.00. This is for the first half of the year. Early in January we should receive anoth'er check. Mr. Glotfelty stated this money will be placed in a special trust account. Administration will make requests on how the money will be spent. The expenditures will be approved by Council. This amount represent $10.46~ per person. It could be ~as tow as $2.92 or as high as $21.46 per person. Federal Aviation Administration - #107.1 The City of Kenai has received a Memo from the F.A.A. stating the President has directed the Secretary of Transportation John A. Volpe to order the expansion and strenghtening of security practices to deter hijacking and extortion efforts against U.S. air carriers. All certified aircraft that come under Section 107.1 require a law enforcement officer for airport security at the point of departure 30 minutes before flight time and until the plane has taxied away. This will begin February 6, 1973. Mommsen Water & Sewer S.B.A. will hold a private sale early in January for Kenai Community Water Co. Inc. The City has received°a bill from Mrs. Killen in the amount of $230.65 for paym'ents of power (H.E.A.) for the past three months. Administration would like to have the authority to pay this bill and back bill S.B.A. Steiner moved and McGrady seconded to authorize the Administration to pay HEA t.he bill and back bill SBA. motion carried unanimously by roll call vote. The Op_e ra~.t ,~_ng s t a t e m.e n,ts,'- ,- ...... R e v_? nu~e_.: &~ EXp p_ns_es ,,%h?u___Npx__e...mb e r ..... Mr. Glotfelty reported the Council has before them this information tonight and he will make this a part of the Finance Director's Report. At the next Council Meeting you will have the Capital Improvements Program, Water & Sewer and Airports on the same type of format. Mr. Glotfelty reported AAI have made $3,500 in their bill and .will be current by the end of January. No report. MINUTES, KENAI CITY COUNCIL MEETING, DECEMBER 20, 1972 Page nine E~ 3.' 4~ · · Mayor's Report No report C_~.:ty Clerk's Rep. oft No report Finance Director's Re~ort Councilman Steiner asked if the Finance Dept. is working on a cash flow statement and Mr. McKee stated yes, you will be getting them regularly and in addition to the finance statement. Mr. McKee reported that on. the financial statement just given you the Borough reported they paid the City $267,558' in property tax. $36,245 of this was sales tax. It was their mistake. Mr. McKee report_ed he received a check from th'e Borough toady £or $39,800 for sales tax collected. ~lanning &_ Zoningl.___s_ ..... R_eport A1 Hudson reported on the Planning & Zoning Meeting of December 13, 1972. The Commission approved the lease of L4', BS, CIIAP, on the condition they screen the portion visible from the' road according to the Ordinance. The Commission did concur with Council on designating a recreation area ~ mile on either side of the bridge span, but did question the reason. The Commission is making some progress on .expanding and bettering the cemetery. The Commission approved Gilbertson S/D with the recommendation a street continue through the S/D. T.hey al. so approved a Subdivision plat of the Jaynes S/D. Borough Assemblyman's Repo_r__._t Assemblyman Johnson reported on the Assembly Meeting of December 12, 1972. - The Assembly passed an Ordinance regarding rezoning within the City of Homer, An Ordinance regarding Planning & Zoning Members, An Ordinance providing for a suppl_emental appropriation for the School District on janitors retir'ement, An Ordinance for the tax exemption for senior citizens, an ordinance providing for a supplemental appropriation for the Cen' 'al Peninsula Hospital and an Ordinance providing for a supp. lemental appropriation for the Homer School wate.r & sewer connection. The Assembly received the scho~! district budget. MINUTES, E - 7' - KENAI CITY COUNCIL MEE.TING, DECEMBER 20, 1972 Borough Assemblymen's Report - continued. Page ten An Ordinance failed regarding exempting sales libraries. tax for rural The next Assembly Meeting ~ill be held at Wildwood, January 2, 1973. MEETING ADJOURNED 12'30 A.M. Respectfully submitted, Sharon Sterling, City Clerk. THINGS TO DO LIST 12/20/72 E - (d) F - l' F - 2' F - 4' C - 4' G - 7° G - 8' G - 11' Pay H E.A. $230.65 and back bill S.B.A. Post signs 1 mile from Post Office - shooting - Notify Police Department. regarding Mayor's Construction Advisory Committee - Civic Center - Notify bidders. Write 5 year lease with American Legion- F.A.A. Housing. prepare Resolution 72-38 - Council Policy on delinquent ~a. ter & Sewer bills. Letter to A.B.C. Board - Elks Club. Letter to A.B.C. Board - Harbor View. Pay Touche Ross & Co. $5,088.00. ,Mayor and Council ~, t,': Re' Senior Citizens Ad Valorum Tax E~x-emptfbn The new municipal code provides for mandatory exemptions' 1.. The exemptions are found a A. S. 29.55.020 (a) (6) and 29.53. 020 (e). 2. A. ,S. 29.53. 020 ...... subsections--(-f), -(g), (h), ..... and (i)- are procedural as to applications by individuals and establishes method for reimbursement by' the State. 3. Present ordinance exemptions on a five mill levy would · ........ e-x-erupt ..... up f-to $:42,000 worth -of property. .. 4. In addition, Kenai Code 7-3, (as enacted in Ordinance 194 ' 70) provides for an exemption for disabled persons who have been found to be totally disabled within the meaning of, and by administration of, the U.S. SOcial Security Act. The City of Kenai provision--also requires a 10-year residency in Alaska. I have provided anordi.nance which attempts to do the roll, owing' (1.) conform to A. $. 29.53. 020 (2.) include provision for disabled persons. 5, An attempt to maintain the provisions for tax exemption for disabled persons is based on fact such persons are sometimes more in need' of financial assistance than are older persons. ' ........ 6.- Proposed ordinanc, e'"~ttemptS~-to mainltain, the exemptio~ at the. present $250.00 level, even though the City may not secure reimbursement from the State of Alaska. 7. An emergency enactment is essential if this act is to b.e · '- : 'Cry At t;rney y of January 1975. CITY OF KENAI - ORDINANCE 2].1 -72 3aMENDING THE I~NAI CODE AS AMENDED, TO CONFOR3{ TO A.S. 29.53.020 FOR PROPERTY TAX 'EXE~,~TIONS, PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE, AND ............... DECLARING ~N E,~.kERGENCY WHEREAS~,_Chapter llS,.SLA 1.972 incorvorated into Alaska statutes ' a section com~.only knm,m as-'fh'b~"~'"~un'icip'aI Cdde" and in such section there is provision for property tax exemption for citizens age 65 or older for re-15'ef £rom~'taxes-and---reimbursement of the exempted reven- ues by the.State of Alaska.to political subdivisions; · , BE iT ORDAI?~E'~' BY TltE COUNCIL-OF'TIlE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA' SECTION 1. Kenai Co.d?_j_~l~.6_5_,.._~_e._ction 7-3 is hereby__ repealed and reenacted to read as £oIlows- Senior Citizens Tax Exemption. .Section 7-3. The provisions of A.S. 29.5'3.020 (a) (6), A. S. 29.53.020 (3), and A. S. 29.53.020 (i), are hereby incorporated herein by reference as though.'.set' forth verbati.m herein. SECTION 2. Kenai Code, 1963, as amended., is hereby further ...... amended to repeal and re-enact section 7-4 to read as follows' Procedure for Applying for Exempt.ion. Section 7-5. Pursuant to A.S. 29.53.020 (g) {h) and (i) _ _ ...... ~. rr.~cOvery:"of .... revenues lost through .tax exemption is provided for and the admSnistration .is hereby directed to make such Section 7-4. Ti/e procedure for applying for the exemptions provided for herein in Section 7-3 of this code shall be ~-,ac.comptished~as provided in A. S. 29.53. 020 (f). SECTION 3. Kenai, Code 1963, as amended, is hereby., further amended to 'add 'the following provision' Direction to.. Appl7 for state Subsidy. .... applieations :;or take such actions as may be .required in ....................... order ..... to secure' the reimbursement for revenues which may be lost by A.S. 29.53.020 (a) and (g) SECTION 4. Kena~ Code, 1963, as amended, is hereby further amended to add the foll6wing provision' SECTI ON $. .l~xe~ption of State augumented. Section 7-5. If a person qualifying for an exemption from --_ property tax pursuant to A. S. 29.53.020 (a) does not receive an exemption--of a value of Two Hundred Fifty Dollars ($250.00) then the city shall exempt such person for taxes up to the total sum of Two Hundred Fifty Dollars ($250'.00) .... Kenai Code-, 1963, as amended, is-hereby-further amended to add the following provision' · Disabled Person. s Exemption. Section 7-6. One (1) piece of residential property owned .................. ~Yn'd Q~c~up~e-d-by a citizen dis- abled withi-n the .... n~eaning of the provisions of the U.S. Social Security Act and found 'to be totally disabled by administrators thereof, who is a resident of the City of Kenai, Alaska, shall be exempt from so much of such property tax levy by the City up to ahd including the sum of $250 providing .such Citizen is head of the household and providing that not more than one exemption shall be allowed on any one piece of real property. This exemption iS'-not automatic'7--but must be applied for prior to the 15th day of January during the year which such citizen is qualified. The. first year for qualification pursuant to this enactment shall be the calendar year 1973 and the dead- line for applying shall be not later than the 15th day of January 1973. Application shall be made in the same fashion as provided for senior' citizens of 65 years of age or more. SECTION 6. EMERGENCY DECLARED. An emergency-is hereby declared to exist and the rules governing int,-rduction, reading, passage and approval of ordinances are hereby suspended and this ordinance shall be effective the first day of January, 1973. - Emergency declared day of December 197'2. First Reading ~ day of December 19.72. Second Reading day of December 1972. JOHN F ...... STE'iNBECK' Mayor Attest ' . ' ~-S]ia'r'o n Sterling city Clerk .... Posted after introduction ~7` day of December 1972 ...... Posted after second reading and enactment day of December 1972. KENA I LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM FOR 1973 STATE PROJECTS ROADS- i · · S. 6. 7. Urban sections in Kenai & Soldotna - during constructi.on. Kenai River Bridge Paving Beaver Loop Road Paving Forrest Drive Improving Spur Road and bicycle path Turnagain Arm Crossing Safety Program for Kenai Spur Road - G_Q~E.RNbIENTAL PERSONNEL include .proper maintenance I t 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Assistant District Attorney Additional Welfare Worker Marriage Counselor State Land Office Additional Return of Revenues to Cities Stream RehabiJ_itation funds and fish hatchery Pollution Control FEDERAL PROJECTS I · 2. 3. 4. 5. i 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. Small boat and medium draft harbor Customs and ImmigratJons officials Resident OEO Lawyer (Alaska Legal Services) Department of Internal Revenue Coordination with State Government to opern Lower Cook Inlet for oil exploration with strong conservation safeguards Rail_road Spur ' Navigational aids at airport' Control tower at Airport Weather Station Wildwood programs Civic Center matching funds Expansion of water & sewer Expansion of Senior Citizens facilities and programs STATE PUBLIC WORKS · ~ 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Funding Kenai Industrial Water Line Civi'c Center - matching funds 'Grant funds for sewer projects, including designation of Kenai St.ate Training Center for sewage plants Matching funds for airport development Meaningful state projects at Wildwood Additional state revenue money to be. returned to cities. New Kenai Courthouse . Expansion of water & sewer Expansion of Senior Citizens facilities and ~-rogra.ms Expansion of tourist facilities and programs STATE OF ALASKA In the Matter of the Piling of a Tariff ) Revision, Desirj~a~'ed_. ~, as T'~':,19-4'9, by ) U-72-81 ) on~zn NO. z On November 13, 1972, GLACTER STATE TELEPHONE COMPANY (Glacier ~uate) filed a tariff ~evision designated by the Com~nission as TA!9-49. Glacier State described the proposed revision as 'a co'.,nplete new tariff which will entirely replace its existing tariff. The filing was duly noticed to the public and known interested parties. Numerous protests to this filing have been re- ceived by the Commission. The protests are directed prin- cipally at the subs'tantial increase in rates and at appa- .rent rate discrimination plus deficiencies in the serv. ice offered by Glacier State. Questions have also been raised as to whether the increase exceeds the guidelines esta- blished by Federal price regulations. The Commission notes that Glacier State expects the revision to increase its revenue by the amount of $328,701 per'year. Preliminary calculations by the Commis- sion indicate that this increase may result in an unreason- able rate of return for Glacier State. Likewise, the Com- mission believes that the rate increase here proposed may ............... not .... conform to the c.~i_teria established__ by the Federal Price Commission under the ., tional Economic Stabilization Program U-72-81(1) - l?.ar~e 1 Unquestionably the higher rates will have a serious economic impact upon Glacier State's subscribers. For the reasons set forth'-'above, 'the Commission be~ieves.~_that it will .... be in the public J~nt.e-rest to suspend the tariff revision beyond the 30-day statutory notice per- iod to allow additional time for the protestants and staff to investigate the reasonableness and propriety of the pro- . .~_pos ed changes. THE C0~,'D~ISSION FURTHER FINDS AND CONCLUDES, That, the public interest will be best served if the proposed tariff revision of Glacier State Telephone Company, designated as TA19-49, is suspended pending an investigation and hearing pursuant to ~S ~2.05.~11 and AS 42.05.421. ORDER THE C0},~ziISSION ORDERS. ~. Pursuant to the authority set forth in AS 42. 05.~11 and AS 42.05.421 the tariff revision, designated as ~T~t~-49, which was filed by Glacier State Telephone Cempany on November 13, 1972, .is hereby suspended for a period not to exceed six months after the date of December 12~, 1972, and an investigation is instituted into the reasonableness and propriety of the proposed tariff revision. 2. Public hearings in this matter will be held at dates and locations to be determined by .the Commission £ollowing its investigation. By Direction of the Commission- DATED at Anchorage, Alaska, this 12th day of December, 1972. Page 2 ALASKA PUBLIC 'UTILITIES COMMISSION- . Lowell Jenser/ Executive Director DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT AREA OFFICE$ AREA OFFICE ARCADE PLAZA BUILDING, 1321 SECOND AVENUE, SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 98101 o ~ovembe:r 2~ '1~72 REGION X REGIONAL OFFICE SEATTLE, WASHINGTON Honorable Stanley F. Thompson Mayor Kenai "Peninsula Borough Box 850 ~oldotna, Alaska 99669 Portland, Oregon ~;eatt lc, Washington _. IN REPLY REFER TO: 10.1PMC LESL.TE - bey .................. 7-Telephone 1-:42-0354 -. Mail Stop 429 Dear M~yor Thompson- Thank you for your application for recertifica%ion of %he Kenai Peninsula Boro,~$h for comprehensive planning. I am pleased to infom you that the Borough will be recertified .for comprehensive' planning and water-sewer planning and programming contingent on the development of an approved Affirs~tiYe Action Progrs~m within 180 days from the date of certification. I also strongly recommend that the Borough give priority to developing the follo%~ng characteristics in its comprehensive planning process- 1. A 36-mOnth work program should be developed which places work elements in a general time' frmme. 2. Goals and Objectives should be extracted from the collage of plans which constitute the Borough comprehensive plan and developed into a single statement. The annual work program should indicate how the work elements are related to the specific ~goals and objectives. . 3. Emphasis should be placed on implementation, including alternate '~esou~ces available and scheduleS' of imPlementation. "Care should be taken to coordinate the Borough planning process v~ith local Capital Improvement Programs and Budgets. -4. The' Borough s'hou!d prepare a housing element' which i_s ....... consonant with national objectives and is HUD's highest priority; "~he goals of a decent home and suitable living en'wiro~en% for every AmeriCan family." (See i~D 6415.1&, 12c.) · · 5. The application for recertification was in error when ..... Resolution T2-24R was identified as the adoptinE document for the Kenai Peninsula Boroug.h comprehensive water and sewer study. It has been assumed that the Boroug~h 'is using the study as a ......... g~i'de "to development, however,'- the- document- 'shoed'be officially adopted. 6. The Borough should develoo a formal mechanism for citizen participation in the plann~.ng and decision-making process.'- ......... I encSurage you to continue your planning efforts and wish ~ou .success in these endeavors. If this office can assist you, please T'eel free to contact us at the address and telephone number above. Sincerely, ~ M. D. ~jors Area Director cc' G. S. Best Kenai Borough Planning Director December 14, 1972 THROUGH KENAI CITY COUNCIL TO' Mr.. Clayton E. Brockel Director of Kenai Community College Box 657 Kenai, Alaska 99611 Dear Mr. Brockel' The members of our Planning Commission attending the Municipal League in Anchorage last month, brought back the idea and need · for training for the general public and especially for members of planning commissions both Borough and cities. Mr. Jim Weidman, Senior Planner, Plans and Research Division, Office of the Governor, Pouch A, Juneau, Alaska 99.801, indicated there are Federal and State monies available for such training. This was discussed at the City of Kenai's last planning Commission meeting and our entire Commission is desirous of .such training. Mrs. Lydia Selkregg, 5811 Radcliffe, Anchorage, Alaska has some training along these lines going in Ancho.rage at the present time. We would request you, Mr. Brockel, to pursue this and give the Commission the necessary assistance to obtain such a training program. Thank you. - ds Kenai Planning & Zoning Gommission CC' Governor Egan Mr. Jim Weidman TlilNGS ']'0 DO LIST 12/6/72 g_ D_ D~ · · · 2: - 1' - 1' C - 2' G - 7 Memo concerning Recreation Trailers. Invite Wien, Post Office Departme~t and Congression. al Dele~,ati. on~ to Council bfeetino regarding air mail service. Publicize for next city ].imit$. agenda - shooting within : City Attorney to write another letter' to bir. Hendrickson regarding Kenai Community Water Co .., Inc. Review Revenue Sharing Program. at work session. Invite Congressional Delegation to next Council Meeting to discuss the 1973 Legi.slative Program. Pay Touche Ross & Co. $5,980.00. Letter to Alcoholic Beverage Control Board concerning Eadie's Frontier Club and The Casino. '~In progress · , Done Done In progress Done Done Done Done DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION~J ~~//~~ ......... = .... . _. _ :_, ,..?,.,,~.. 63~ALASKAN~,=.._~SiXTH~-*---~--VENU~REGION....... ' .......... ~ A~HORAGE, ALASKA 99501 7 December 1972 TELEPHONE 272--5~1 Mr. Edwin H. Gltfelty City Manager City of Kenai ?. O. Box 580 Kenai~ Alaska 99611 Dear ~r. Glotfelty' On 5 December 1972, by direction of President Nixon, Secretary of Trans- portation John A. Volpe ordered the expansion and strengthening, of security practices to deter hijacking and extortion efforts against U. S. air carriers. The Secretary has instructed the Federal Aviation Administration to issue an immediate emergency order to amend procedures under existing regulations to carry out the intent of the President's directive. As a result of the foregoing~ Part 107 of the Federal Aviation Regula- tions (14 ~"R Part 107) was amended on 5 December 1972 as follows' 1. By amending ~ 107.1 by adding a new paragraph (E)~ to read as follows' Section 107.1 "General" (E) For purposes of this part "Law Enforcement Officer" means an armed person -- (1) Authorized to carry and use firearms; (2) Vested with a police power of arrest under Federal, S{ate, or other political subdivision authority; ' (3) Identifiable by uniform, badge~ or other indicia of authority; and (4) Assigned the duty of providing law enforcement support for the pre-board screening aspects of the security programs filed by Part 121 certificate holders, foreign air carriers requesting such support, and for airport security programs. By adding a new Section 107.4 to read as follows' .L Section 107 4 "Law Enforcement Officers" ~ ~ ~otwithstanding Section 107.3 (A) (2) (I) (D), each Airport Operator shall, not later than January 6, 1973~ submit for approval by the Administrator an amendment to the Master Security Plan included in ........ its security programi'%ha~-~e%s forth faci!ities' and procedures which ensure that as soon as possible, but in no event later than February .................. 6, ...... 1973 -- _ ........... (A) At least one law enforcement officer is present at the point of, and prior to and throughout, the final passenger screening process prior to boarding, for each flight conducted by a certificate holder required to have a security program under Section 121.538 of this chapter, and for each foreign air carrier that requests such law enforcement support; (B) The law enforcement office'r is present continuously until all doors on the aircraft being boarded are closed and the aircraft has taxied away from the boarding area; and (C) The requirements of paragraphs (A) and (B) are complied with in the event that the aircraft returns to the boarding area before take-off. Sincerely, ............. ~ ..... ~hief, -Air Security Branch, AA~-93 18 Dece~er i972 24ayor and Council City of Kenai Box 580 Kenai, Alaska Re- Shooting within the City Limits We live at the end of Fathom Drive in Redoubt ~£errace Subdivisi'on. It is not unco~-~m~On for us to see several young people carrying high powered rifles go by our home and do target practicing off the bluff. This practice is carried on not only in the summer but on occasion we have seen them shocking at the ice in the Inlet. ~t is our opinion that for the safety of persons living in t~.~e araa, this practice should be stopped. December 14, 1972 To: FROM: SUBJECT: HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL EDWIN H. GLOTFELTY, CITY MANAGER CIVIC CENTER City Administration opened bids on the Kenai Civic Center, Monday, December 11, 1972, at 4-00 P.M. The results of the bids are as follows: BASE BID FIRST FOUR ALTERNATES St.ewart & Co. 1,876,000 Warrack 1,915,000 Peter Kiewit 1,981,000 2,108,000 ~,142,600 ' 2,19 8,000 Enclosed as part of this memo is the tabulation of the total bid sheets. The City Council within the next 60 days must decide whether to accept one of the bids or reject all bids and rebid the project at a later date° I will outline several of the alternatives that the Council may want to discuss. 1. BUILD THE CIVIC CENTER WITH THE REMAINING FUNDS ~-ITHiNTHE-- LCAPITA-----~ IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM- The City has within its Capital Improvement funds sufficient monies to construct, the Civic Center and complete all of the projects presently under construc- tion. If the Council were to take this approach, there wouldn't be sufficient funds to construct the Industrial Water Line, and that project would have to be considered by the Council on a revenue bond issue in the future. The Administration is going to recommend to the Council that the Industrial Water .project not be bid until late next fall, which will allow us time to obtain definite commitments from industry of their intentions .to expand the present complex within the Nikiski Area and the projects and commitments for new facilities in the area. We have obtained the commitments from the State of Alaska and the Department of Housing and Urban Development to proceed with the first phase of this project, but more information is needed from the industry. Civic Center Page -2- 2. ACQUIRE ADDITIONAL.COMMITMENTS WITHIN THE NEXT .60 ~-A~Y~S FOR ADD I T IONAL FUNDS · Build the project af-%er receiving commi'~ents 'from the School District, Borough Assembly and State of Alaska, that they will participate in the '"ffinding of the swim- imi.ng .... pool portion of. ~.~e ..... faci~.ity and after obtaining a con~mitment from H.U.D. for partial funding of the faciltiy. Also obtain a-commitment from the State of Alaska, that if a State ..... wide' bond-issue-pass ...... a future referendum, that the City of Kenai would be eligible to receive funds, although our facility was under con- struction or completed. · 3. _REDESIGN THE FACILTIY TO WITHIN A MILLION. DOLLAR CONSTRUCTION LEVEL I don't feel that a facility of this limited design and space would meet the present need~r0-f .... %he community. It has been demonstrated through public meetings that the need as designed and bid would be the type of facility that Kenai needs. Deleting large portions of the facil- ity would not be consistent with public desire but would be consistent with the bond issue passage. 4. BUILD THE FACILITY - BORROWING .... THE ADDITIONAL MONIES , _ _ I have spoken with several of the investment firms in the lower 48 and ~2~ey have indicated that this means of fin- .... ancing wout.d .-be available .... to ....... the City ....... It~.wo.uld be ess- entially a lease/purchase by the City. This is a very ...... expensive means of financing and I would not recommend this .... at this time, for example t~'-is type of financing would cost the City about $720,830.40 in interest alone over the next 10 years. 5. REJECT ALL BIDS Reject all bids and wait tO see if the 1973 legislature will pass and provide for a referendum vote for the state- wide Civic Center bond issue question. 6. NOT BUILD A CIVIC CENTER. ,IN KENA_I__ Civic Center Page -3- ~_~DM.!N~ISTRA~ Ti O.N, ,RECOMMENDATIONS :_. 1. Proceed wi th alternative 2. Mayor name a construction advisory committee revieW the plans and ~specifications ~o reduce the of the bid but still obtain a functional faciltiy. Committee should include: City Inspector General Contractor Block Contractor Electrical Contractor Mechanical Contractor Howard Ha ckney John S teinbeck Les Turtle Frank Arbdeska 3. Se~' January 24th as will be reviewed by the to cost 4. February 7th or reject and on - Council will make a specific conditions. Ed~i:n- ~H. ~Gio~fe~y City Manager decision to accept EHG/ss the date whe.n reports and comments Council for their final review. 0 CZ) CZ) 0 0 CD 0 0 CD 0 cD CD .0 0 0 o o o j c_-) .cD 0 CED .0 C) c.O · U · ~ C-q F~ · F~ · · ~ 0 0 0 0 0 c._") CZ) 0 0 CZ) o 8 % 0 O. 0 0 0 0 C) '0 . 0 December 19, 1972 TO' FROM' SUBJECT' HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL. EDWIN H. GLOTFELTY, CITY MANAGER AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF KENAI AND THE KENAI PENINSULA SCHOOL DISTRICT FOR THE TRANSFER OF THE PHILLIP'S RECREATION TRAILER TO THE NORTH KENAI With the involvement of the North Kenai Playground Association into the development of programs that,will be beneficial for the youth of North Kenai, I feel that it is in the City"s best interest to agree on the assignment and assumption agreement with the Kenai Peninsula School District for the transfer of this trailer to them. In my discussions with the people at the Borough School District, they-will assume all the liability for the trailer until the 'City transfers ownership in May to the North Kenai Playground Association. i.~.~..._ City' of Kenai. · ,~.~~. ..i:iThank you for your consideration ~"~.-~"~.i;'21.'~.: :i Sincerely yours, ~ ' '.' ""' ~~,,.,. Edwin H. Glotfel~y~~~~anager The Council and Administration has spent many hours on this'one particular agreement along with the members of the Association. I feel that in good faith with the people of North Kenai and the Kenai School District, that it would be in the best interest of the City, to at this time, accept the agreement with a provision that all movement of .the facility will be at no cost to the in this matter. ,. THE AMERICAN LEGION Kenai Post No 20 Kenai, Alaska TO:~ City Council City of Kenai Po Oo Box 580 Kenai, Alaska 99611 December 1972 Dear Sirs. We of the Am,srican Legion, Kenai Post No. 20, wish to express our thanks for your cooperation and assistance in acquiring a long needed home for our post. Your recent actions in granting our request to util- ize the green, flat roofed residental structure lccated on the.city ac- quired FoA.A. site will we feel, be very adequate ~or our needs for some time to come. ~ As yet, there has b.een no lease or use agreement initiated between the City and Post Noo 2_0 on' the build±r~go._ 2-~fter much discussion amoung the members of the post, it has been decided it would be desireable, if possible, to acquire a five or even ten year lease on the building° This would-give us more confidence in putting money, materials, and time into the structure t¢ ~ake some changes which we feel would make the building _ more suitable for American Legion meetings and other club use. In compensation for this long term lease, Post No. 20 is willing to offer a monitary conce3s±on of $500.00 payment per year. In addition of course, Post No. 20 will carry libali~y insurance on the building, and pay all utilities and up-keep. . If it i~s agreeable with the City Council to grant the above lease, perhaps a meeting between City officials ~nd Post 1'~o. 20 l~-ommander can be arranged to discuss any further details. Thank you for your consideration in this matter. FOR THE CO~,~AIfDER: ROBERT R. MOODY ~. Chairman, Building Committee Kenai Post No. 20 Americ_ an Legion CopF to.~ City Manager RESOLUTION 72- 36 WHEREAS, the records of the Kenai City Light FUnd showed accounts receivable of approximately $18,000.00 at June' 30, 1972 and WHEREAS, these same records showed an allowance £or uncollectible receivable o's the same amount at June 30, 1972, and WHEREAS the write-off of the accounts receivable would ~therefore create no burden on the finances of tDe City of Kenai, and ~ WHEREAS, efforts to collect such amou::..ts due and owing to the City of Kenai should not be abandoned, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA- 1. The records of the Kenai City Light Fund shall be adjusted to reflect the write-ff of the accounts receivable of that fund against the allowance for uncollectSble receivables. 2. These .accounts receivable shall be turned over to a collection agency to be selected by the City Manager under such terms and conditions as may be possible through~ negotiation. Passed this day of 19 ATTEST. Sharon Sterling, City Cle'rk' JOHN F. STEINBECK,~ bIAYOR WILLIAM A. EGAN, GOVERNOR / DEP~%BT~F~NT OF HIGfl~AYS / / CENTRAL DISTRICT / $700 TUDOR ROAD P. O. BOX 8869 ANCHORAGE 9950B December 1~, 1972 Re' Resolution Approval 52A-2911 Project S-0463(10) City of Kenai Kenai, Alaska 99611 Attention: Mr. Edwin H. City Manager Glotfelty Gentlemen: The Department of Highways hereby submits a resolution the City of Kenai for Alaska Department of Highways Project No. S-0463(10). We are requesting that you review this resolution and if it meets with your approval, please sign and return to this office. Also enclosed are two project. (2) sets of plans for the above stated Sincerely yours, JACK M. SPAKE Central District Engineer Donald E. Beitinger Central District Right of' Way Agent. Enclosures: As stated. CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA RESOLUTION NO. ~- A RESOLUTION DECL.ARING ALL STREET AMD RIGHTS-OF-WAY WHICH FORM THE AI.,IGNMEMT FOR ALASKA PR~,Ir~CT S 0463(10) TO BE ALASKA ROUTE 463 AND ALLOWINr, THE CITY 07 KENAI TO COOPE~^TE WITH THE STATE OF ALASKA IN THE CONSTRUCTIOM OF ALASKA ROUTE 463 WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS. WHEPEAS, certain street and ri~hts-of-way within the City of Kenai as shown on the final plans for Alaska Project 0463(10) on file in the Office of the Alaska Commissioner of Highways form necessary links for carryin~ Alaska Route 463 through the City. WHEREAS, the City of Kenai desires that imorovements be made to Alaska Route 463 within the City. WHEREAS, the State of Alaska desires the cooperation of the City of Kenai in improvin~ Alaska Route 463 within the City of Kenai. NOW, THEREFORE THE CITY OF KENAI RESOLVES' 1. That it hereby declares as Dart of Alaska Route 463 all of those streets and rights-of-way, as shown on the final plans for Alaska Project S-0463(10) on file in the office of the Alaska Commissioner of Highways which are within the City of Kenai. 2. That the City will coonerate with the State in not authorizin~ or oermittin~ the installation of signs, . or signals which will mive any intersecting street or streets a status outranking Alaska Route ~63;~ not- to authorize or hermit any construction or encroachment within the riMht-of-way as shown on the right-of-way map designated Alaska Project S-0~63(10), on file in the office of the Commissioner of Highways in Juneau, Alaska; not to establish any curb lines or cause or permit any curbing to be constructed~'on the highway with curblines less than the dimensions as shown on the typical section of the final olans on file in the office _ of the Commissioner of Highways, Juneau, Alaska, or by first securing the written aporoval of the Alaska Commissioner of Highways- not to install or authorize any stoplights or traffic control devices on said highway without the approval of the Alaska Commissioner of Highways thereto and to resolve that the State, acting by and through its Deoartment of Highways have the sole resoonsibility for the regulation of parking on said htEhway and signs orohibiting parking if necessary to be installed at the expense of ~.he State- subsequent to comoletion of construction it shall be the resoonsi- bility of the City to supervise and insoect any instal- lation of City owned under~r.oun~ facilities that require trenching through the pavement and to reeuest that the backfill be compacted, and the surfacing and pavement be replaced in accordance wi'th ~he soecifications as determined by the District Engineer of the Alaska Department of Highways. The S~ate shall have the. right to inspect this work and reeui~e the replacement of substandard work and material.s by the City' the City shall ~t~1~~a-l~~-;;al~__.~' orovide power for and mainter~ance of street lighting on State routes within the City at no expense ~e the State. Passed and approved by the City Council of the City of Kenai, Alaska, this day of , 1972. ATTEST' City Clerk Manager DEP~RT~ENT OW WILLIAM A. EGAN, GOVERNOR / $700 TUDOR ROAD -- P. O. BOX B869 CENTRAL DISTRICT / ANCHORAGE 99,508 Date: / '~ Re · Project No. S-0463(I0) - Kenai River Crossing, Parcel No. 12 City of Kenai Kenai, Alaska 99611 Gentlemen · It has been determined by the Commissioner of Highways of the State of Alaska that your property, or a portion known as Parcel No. 12 of Project No. S-0463(I0), Kenai River Crossing, is needed for highway construction purposes. Your property has been inspected and appraised by a competent professional appraiser and the valuation has been reviewed by other app'raisers. The "Fai'r Market Value" of your property required for a' highway right of way has been determined to be $},300.00. Further information that you may require is provided in · the enclosed brochure "Coming Your Way" and specific details. may be discussed with the Right of Way Agent who calls uoon you. Sincerely yours, JACK M. SPAKE Central District Engineer DonaSd E. Beltinger Central District Right of Way Agent CENTRAL DISTRICT / UDOR'ROAD P. O. BOX 8869 ANCHORAGE 99508 DEP~RT~N~F. NT OF II'IG~N~VA¥S Date · Re · Project No. S-0463(10) Kenai River Crossing Parcel No. 5 City of Kenai Kenai, Alaska 99611 Gentlemen- It has been determined by the Commissioner of Highways of the State of Alaska that your property, or a portion known as Parcel No. 5 of Project No. S-0463(10), Kenai River Crossing, is needed for highway construction purposes. Your prope~rty has been inspected and appraised by a competent professional appraiser and the valuation has been reviewed by other appraisers. The "Fair Market Value" of your property required for a highway right of way has been determined to be $1,800.00. Further information that you may require is provided in the enclosed brochure "Coming Your Way" and specific details may be discussed with the Right of Way Agent who calls upon you. Sincerely yours, JACK M. SPAKE Central Dist~rict Engineer Donald E. Beltinger Central District Right of Way Agent Enclosure WILLIAM A. EGAN, GOVERNOR / DEPART~I~NT OF lflGflN~VAYS CENTRAL DISTRICT / 5700 TUDOR ROAD P. O. BOX 8869 ANCNORAGE 99508 Date- /'2,.. '- 1 o~--- -2 .~__ Re · Project No. S-0463(10) Kenai River Crossing Parcei No. 8 City of Kenai Kenai, Alaska 99611 Gentlemen' It has been determined by the Commissioner of Highways of the State of Alaska that your property, or a portion known as Parcel No. 8 of Project No. S-0463(10), Kenai River Crossing, is needed for highway construction purposes.. Your property has been inspected and appraised by a competent professional appraiser and the valuation has. been reviewed by other appraisers. The "Fair Market Value" of your property required for a highway right of way has been determined to be $800.00. Further information that ~ou may require is provided in the enclosed brochure "Coming' Your Way" and specific details may be discussed with the Right of Way Agent who calls upon yo~. Sincerely yours, JACK M. SPAKE Central District Engineer DonalCt E. Beit:i. nger Central District Right of Way Agent Enclosure ROBERT E. BUTLER EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR C~ HOUSING ~. oard Members Albert' R. Vacura, Chairman Wayne Johnson, 1st Vice Chairman Marvin Mitchell, 2nd Vice Chairman' Kenneth W. Kadow, Commissioner of Commerce Charles W. Guinn,. Member AUTHORITY December 5, 1972 Mr. Ed Glot~elty City Manag er. City of Kenai Kenai, AK 996~!I Dear Ed: In recent montks we have /tad several inqu~.?.ries about the possibility of providing low'or moderate income housing for the elderly in Kenai. As you know, Kenai is the only major city in Ala.~ka where the Alaska S~ate Housing Authority does not presently provide any ~o. rm of assisted housing. After exploring the matter, it would appear, based on HUD's projected funding schedules, that it would be at least three years before we could possibly hope to construct any low or moderate income housing Zn Kenai under any of~the existing HUD programs. Further, it appears to us that becaus~ there is presently reported a large vacancy factor existing in housing in Kenai, the construction o~ new moderate or low.- income housing would only aggrevate programs for existing landlords. In recent months we have been exploring new prog&ams whereby throug~h a combination of low interest mortgage loans through the Alaska Housing Finance Corporation, and through assistance from HUD, under the Section 23 program, that we ~could provide low and moderate income housing. Under this program it might be possible for us to acquire some existing housing in Kenai and through the lower interest rate and various subsidies, make existing units available to lower income persons at reduced rentals. However, since w'e are not allowed to enter Znto such projects without having a Cooperation Agreement w~oth the local governZng agency, we are interested in knowZng what your thoughts would be on the subject. Do you feel that the CZty Council of Kenai would be willing to enter into a Cooperation Agreement with ASHA whereby we would make payments in lieu of taxes on an existing housing pro~¢ct to be rc. nted to lower and moderate income persons. ELEPHONE 279-7643 BOX 80 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99510 STATE HOUSING AUTHORITY Mr. Ed Glotfelty December 5, 1972 Page 2 Since we are now in the process o~ prepari~zg our fund.~ng request, we would appreciate having your comments at the earliest po'ssible time. If ~.t.~c,u~ would like additional information, please feel free to call me collect at 279- 7643, extension 124. Thank you for your assistance, sincerely, ALASKA STATE HOUSING AU'THORITY Ke.n Gain Deputy Executive Director DEPARTMENT OF REFENUE -- STATE OF ,4L,4SK,,I APPLICATION FOR PERMIT FOR AUTHOBIZ~ GAMES OF CHANCE AND SKILL Address: Dept. of Revenue Dlv£~ton-Game~ of Char, ce & 8kill AI,Af~KA OFFICE ]~I?ILDIN¢I. POI'CII -~JA Juneau, ~ 99801 Calendar Year Ending 19 _7.3 THIS APPLICATION ~'~IUST BE FILED %YITH THE COI~i~SSIONER OF REVENUE: PERI~IT FEE: $10.00 Per Annum O [~] R. ENEWAL No games of chance, and skill shall be conducted by any qualified organization unless a Permit, as herein provided, shall have been issued to the qualified organization conducting such Games of Chance and Skill. The Commissioner of Revenue shall, upon application therefor on such forms as shall be prescribed by the Comrr, flssioner of Revenue, and upon payment of an annual ,*ce of $10.00, !s~sue a Permit for the conducting of Games of Chance and Skill, to any Qualified Organizat~on, Civic or Service Organization, I:te.?d;~ious, Charitable, Fraternal, Educational, Veteran, Police or Fire Department and Company, Dog Mushers and Fishing i2~2rby Associations in the skate, which operate without profit to its mem- bers, and which has been in existence continually for n p~r~od of five (5) years immediately prior to the making of an applica- tion for a Permit, whlch shall expire at the enxl of each calendar year in which It was issued. Iv!inirnum membership ot twenty- five '(25) members is also requlred. Such Games ot Chance and Skill shall be subject to the following restrictions: (1) The entire net proceeds of any games shall be exclusively devoted to the lawful purposes of qualified organl- zatlons permitted to conduct ~uch games. _ (1) .... ~ _Bingo (3) · (2) .........X .... Raffles and Lotteries (4) ...... Ice Classics _Dog A, fushers Contests (5) Fish Derbies (6) ..............Contests of Skill Briefly describe activities checked___~o~.l_ ~?.~2~f_q.~_~c~ts~._pL~:_b~D ......................... The nonprofit organization named below hereby makes application for a Permit as described above, pursuant to the pro- vlsion~ of Chapter 15, Title 5, Alaska Statutes, --- Americc_a Lo.on P, osg _20 _.ORGANIZATION' Name' ;.~eric&n Le~ion Po~ 20 Address: ~OX 45~3, Kenai, ,~. 99611 Operating Address o'f Activity' 495, '?,enai, ~2;. QUALIFICATIONS FOR A PERMIT: A. Type of organization (Check one) ................................ (1)__ - · ___Civic or service - -. (2) ....... ,Religious (7) ............ Police or Fire Company (3) ......... Charitable (8) ........ Dog Mushers (4) ........ Fraternal (9) ........ Fishing Derby (5) ...........Educational (I0) -_ ..... Other (Describe below) B. State how long organization has been in exlstence ...... !6. __yoe2o Form 04--64 3 'ALL ANS%VER8 M73ST BE PRINTED IN INI{ OR TYPEVTRI~TEN-- C. Affiliation with National Organization: Name of National ..... ~fl~ ~~iCan I, eglo~ · D. Organized as a Corporation; ............ Association; ............ Partnership; .......... Firm or ... ........ X Other. E. Rccognized as a nonprofit organization under the Federal Income Tax Laws. Yes. X ....... SCHEDULE-" I--OFFICERS Title, ~ Full Name (Print or type) Address ~';:.'i~(g~;~ ............ ¥~ ....... . ................................................. ~ ......... ~-, ........... = .......... ~ ..... 1st Vice Co~mander . ~ot,,~._~ -. A~Li~;&'~":ig ~: ]/i~c:.~'iC~ O~l~oe~¢ ~?:?.v g~p2k ....................................................... ........ ....... .... SUHEDULE II PERSONS IN CHARGE O~ GAMES (Must ~ a member of permitee organi~tion} Full Name {Print or type) Ad,ess Years of membership ? ..? ..................... . Hay. C1~ ............ -~2d_t,..~2..,' _r ..... ~ ........................................................................................................ .... SCHEDULE III~DATES AND HOURS O~ GAMES Date Ho~ Date i~73 Hour ............................................................................. . DEDICATION OF PROCEEDS' A. Estimated gross receipts {Yearly) $ ~00 - . B. State the specific purposes for which the entire net pr~e~s are to be devoted and In what manner ...................................... .~ ..... ~-ia~i~~~...~ e ~o n..~o~ a..e~.., gh~_..~~....$.~g.g.~._.~.~ ~_~¢ .......... C. Name and address of organization, foundation, ~u~t or o~er civic, public, charl~ble, patriotic, rell~ou~ or o~er ~oup to receive and use the proceeds of the pro~s~ activity .......... ~eri~m Legion A~tl. ia~ .................................................... We certify that all the officers and all the persons in charge of games are of good moral character and have never been convicted of a felony. We certify, under the penalties of perjury, that all of the statements contained herein are true and correct to the best of our knowledge and belief. CITY COUNCIL APPROVAL' ltll'a~ tur'e (Signature of two officers required) Date Subscribed and sworn ..... ..C.9._m~....ander Title ............ o~,,~,? 1:";' ?-';;4;;-~-'~"'":' Adjutant & Finance officer Title ........................................ ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL BOARD December 12, 1972 WILLIAM A. EGAN, GOVERNOR ,." 800 E STREET ' ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99501 Mr. Edwin H. Glotfelty City Manager City of Kenai Kenai, Alaska 99611 Dear Si r- The following is an application which has been approved for renewal for the 1973 calendar year in the City of Kenai. B.P.O. Kenai Elks Lodge #2425 dba same, Aleyeska Street, Kenai. The City of Kenai may protest issuance of the above listed license application within thirty days of receipt of this letter. If protes.t has not been entered upon completion of the'thirty day waiting period, the license will. be issued. Very truly yours, { /Oames P, Doogan ~._~. Di rector JPD/cjh Enclosure APPLICATION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE IN THE STATE OF ALASKA *,Puc^,ON NO. ALASKA STATE ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL BOARD FOR NEW LICENSES A'ND RENEWALS: ~~.-:.; THEUNDERStGNEDHEREBYTo ~".?' AND APPLIES FOR A ~/~ , ;., KY r~ ~/ C~"M_%Z''' - TYPE LICENSE FOR THE PERIOD TENDERS HEREWITH THE OF $ ~~m~ , PLUS A FILING FEE OF $25.00. ~ -. _~ ~' , , SU~ APPEICANT'SNAME AND MAI~INGADDRESS BUSINESS NAME AND LOCATION ._-_.. _ ........ , ......................................................................................... ........... .................................................................................................................................................................... , ., OTHER ................................... (COMPLETE ONLY ONE) CITY (NAMEi ........................................... BOROUGH ..................)-:~ .,.,[:..,/... I t~....! ............................. (NAME) . 4. IF RENEWAL, GIVE PRESENT LICENSE NUMBER 7,~,../~ " [ ......... ZP.------~'P"~' '"~ 5. THE LOCATION OF THE PREMISES IS ~s NOT WITHIN 50 MILES OF AN INCORPORATED CITY, BOROUGH. OR ~'6~' -FOR TRANSFERS ONLY: -- CHECK-ONE ,HE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY APPLIES FOR ?RANSFER OF C~.Z ~ ~. '" ..n..l n... LICENSE NUMBER 7~?-= ........ .... ,.. . ....................................................... FROM ................. i~PE OF [~C~SE DOING BUSINESS AS ..... ...... ~.-~ .................................. ::~~: ............................................................................................................. .... ....... ~. c~v ~ ' zf::? ¢/ > ~ -) ,.. ~ : ......................... :':.~: ......... :: ........... ~>'.: .............. ~ ........................... .................................................... ,- .................. : ........................................... "~'-",: ~ ........ "mr~.,7~· .....~:". ............. BOROUGH Z~':~/'>"A~ .... i .~/j ~/~' ~" k' 6,'.~/~TFiER , ............. ': ...................... ...... ~&::.-..L: ':.:~. (NAMEi ............ r~ ............... ~~:~ ...... ~U~HL~/~ ~NLY ONEJ 9. i/WE HEREBY CONSENT TO THE ABOVE TRANSFER SIGNATURE I SIGNATURE 2 10. DISTANCE BY SHORTEST FROM ANY SCHOOL GROUNDS, CHURCH, COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY DIRECT LINE 11 · HAVE YOU ANY OTHER KIND OF LIQUOR LICENSE? O YES (~ t~:- NO IF YES, GIVE TYPE AND LICENSE NO ...................................... :..' ................... 12 HAVE YOU EVER BEEN CONVICTED OF A FELONY? O YES NO IF YES, COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING: ....: _ -. PLACE OF CONVICTION (CITY OR TOWN AND STATE) 13. IF CORPORATION, ARE YOU QUALIFIED TO DO BUSINESS WITHI.N THE STATE? (~ YES O NO ." 14. APPUCANT HEREBY DECLARES. IF APPLICATION IS FOR RETAIL OR DISPENSARY LICENSE, IF AN INDIVIDUAL OR ASSOCIATION, ]'HAT HE HAS ' RESIDED IN ALASKA FOR AT LEAST ONE YEAR PRIOR 10 THE DATE OF THIS APPLICATION; IF CORPORATION THAT IT IS QUALIFIED TO DO BUSINESS iN ALASKA. . 15. NON-INFRACTION OF LAWS OR REGULATIONS PERTAINING TO THE SALE OF INTOXICATING LIQUORS: I OWAS J~ WAS NOT CONVICTED OF AN INFRACTION OF ANY FEDERAL, STATE LAW OR REGULATION OR CITY ORDINANCE COVERING THE SALE OF INTOXICAIING LIQUORS DURING THE TERM OF THE LICENSE. IF CONVICTED, GIVE DETAILS: 16. I (WE) FURTHER STATE THAT THE ABOVE LICENSE J~ HAS O HAS NOT BEEN EXERCISED OR ACTIVE AT LE~AsT THIRTY (30) DAYS DURING THE PAST YEAR. IF LICENSE HAS NOT BEEN ACTIVE AT LEAST THIRTY (30) DAYS,EXPLAIN: · APPROVED THIS DAY OF ,19 DIRECI'OR LICENSE NO. "*PAGE I · UNFOLD FORM TO COMP'LETE'i"i'~' .............................. TYPED, TEAR ALONG PERFORATION INSERT EACH SECTION SEPARATELY COMPI:ETE PAGE 2 ALS .------:- .... OBUROUGH OR CITY COUNCIL I THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IS NEEDED TO PROCESS YOUR APPLICATION. PLEASE ANSWE,~ ALL QUESTIONS SO YOUR LICENSE RENEWAL I OR TRANSFER CAN BE COMPLE?~D WITHOUT. FURTHER CORRESPONDENCE. CHECK ONE 117. TYPE OF LICENSE ~[,[~J~? -- ~I~/~ .......................................... NEW TRANSFER RENEWAL liS. IF APPLICANT IS AN IN[OIVIDUAL OR INOIVIDUALS. J' J_ ~A~ J ADDRESS . BIRTHDAT~ [ PHONE NO. '~ $OC~,LSECU~,~¥~.:; t .t'.19. IF APPLICANT IS A CORPORATION: CORPORA'fL NAME_ J(6~ ([//~/- ~[':~/(,,,,~_zt~'. ('.~g.~.~. .... ~ .... ~ ~ .... r~ ............................ OFFICE PHONE...~.~..~ ......... ~"~ DOING BUSINESS AS ~,~/) 7 ~ LOCATION MAILING ADDRESS z~)~¢ ~ ~. ~ · .~ 6 ~'. ........ Z(:.~/'J(,~ ~ /~' ~- ~ ~ ~ /.t .......... CITY CORPORATEOFFICER~. ~ '- ' ............................................................................ SOCIAL SECURITY NO. PRES.DEN, .,.i -., ,lr./.~.. _ /..~..., ~ r:;./...~/, ,2 .... z I ~~ V~CE P~S. ~ ~.. .~ -?. . . ~ , - '. ....... c~ ............ 7' ............................................................................... SECREIARY /.,-~ ?- Z'~':, ~ _ ~ -f~ Iq. r ~ I ~ ' ' ' .] ~ ' '~'T ...... ' ' ' .~ ~ ;""'~ .................................... TREASURER ' '~. ,. ~ ~ ~ ~ - 21. D~,Eqro,E ~,~D/~ 0.'_ SrOqKHpt~[.,S:~. : ~~ (: _~~_~_ ~~ ~'~ '.' ' [ NA,'XE I HOME ADDRESS ' HO~E I"' ?-' .......... .................................... ..... , ........ ..... ..... ..... :.!' !0~' _ ' '"'": ..... , ............ J~/ ........... / ................. - ..... r.,>... ,..~ ...... ~ ~ .... :..: ~..~.i'z .... - ................ L~r....z ......... ~..~.~..s..~.l.. _ M;~z . :: >~,'~;: ~ . / ':;' :' "~' - /~':' ~? //r" t:~ >- ~: .-..~ ~ .~'~J . . . . . i-22. UNDER WHAT NAME WAS YOUR PAST YEAR'S ALASKA STATE INCOME TAX FILED? NAME YEAR I '-' ":, ~'~ .... . ...... ~ · -..~--.~ .....~: ................................................ / C_/...-.~..,g ...................................... : ..... : ................ , ..... '.'. ................... ~ ................................. ./~....~:_ .=z_,~......>...-:.. ...................................... :'""~""' :""~ .......... .......................... .: .................................- .........................................................................................................................! .................................................................. ' 1:23. WHAT NAME WILL BE USED ON YOUR PUBLIC SIGN OR IN YOUR ADVERTISING PROGRAM TO IDENTi~Y YOUR LICEN'~ED PREMISES? · 1~', ~.':. ~... ~.-. ............ ,.,./~,..~.,/..,~.. ... ./. '_. ~.. ~-- ,~.-..,- . /.. ...... ~~ J,.... .. ~ ......... ~xz.:... P~. .~. 4~. ...~... .~:,,~. . ~ ........ :, ........ ..,---:-...=?,,.a.?.: .................................................................................... · --- "/'.~ "-~'~'.- .' , ~" -";" ' '-'"?' ..... " .. i -. ~' ." ..... t1~24' Section 04. t0.180, regulations 41,1.~:'and 4~'I l~:.cr/~cJ, inl~i'pretati0ns of Section 04.10.190 require a full disclosure., of'any financial, interest in a liquor [ license The Board req~s'fs" "~'"' II purchase nts, loans · .. t..bht you list a agreeme from banks or individuals, siJeni.partners, or any other contracts, including [ lessee agreements, thai affe¢'i',., the financial interest of this license. Failure lo make a complete disclosure ~)f all financial interest is a false statement · ,, 1. and the penalty warra, ot.~' revocation of the license. Please study the above sections in your rules and regulation bookl.ei. '[~e~:lare all other finan- l' cial interests below. ' I . ' _,' ! . SUBSCRIBED AND ~WORN TO ME THIS DR-ABC-I ®,, t DAY PAGE 2 MY COMMISSION EXPIRES ,19 DEPA~tT~ENT OF REVENUE ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL BOARD December 15', 1972 WILLIAM ,4. EGAN, GOVERNOR 800 E STREET ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99501 Mr. Edwin H. Glotfelty City Manager -City of Kenai Kenai, Alaska 99611 Dear Si r- The following appliCation has been approved for renewal by the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board in the City of Kenai for the calendar year 1973. Theodore D. and Helen I. Erlwein dba Harbor View .Hotel, Peninsula and Bluff, Kenai, beverage dispensary license. The City of Kenai may protest issuance of the above listed license applic, ation within thirty days of receipt of this letter. I'f protest has not been entered upon completion of the thirty day waiting period, .the license will be issued. Very truly yours, dPD/cjh Enclosure James P. Doog~ Director. ~ ' APPLICATION FoR IL]OUOR LICENSE IN THE STATE OF ALASKA ^m,c^,or~.o. ALASKA STATE ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL BOARD .... ~ I. FO~ NEW LICENSES AND RENEWALS: THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY' APPLIES FOR A Bevorage Dis_pez'~sary ................... TYPE LICENSE FOR THE PERIOD ~3' ~ 'TO~.~.~~,7,-~D TENDERS HEREWITH THE SUM OF $ --].~J~~_ OC) __, PLUS A FILING FEE OF $25.00. APPLICANT'S NAME AND MAILING ADDRESS BUSINESS NAME AND LOCAI'iON ...Theodore .D, .... & He!eh_..!.,...Er!wein BOx .3138 ................................................................................................................................................................ Kenai, Alaska 99611 Peninsula & Bluff Kenai, Alaska 99611" -2!-.yrs 'i 4. IF RENEWAL, GIVE PRESENT LICENSE NUMBER. 71-1180 .................................................... 5, THE LOCATION OF THE PREMISES IS Is NOT WITHIN 50 MILES OF AN INCORPORATED CI~, BOROUGH, OR 6. FOR TRANSFERS ONLY: c~Ec~ ONE . THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY APPLIESFOR TRANSFEROF FROM : ' ............................................ f~'~E-6F"'~iE'E~ ~E .............................................................................................. LICENSE NUMBER ......................................................................... ................................................................................................................................................................................................................ ............................................................................. .......... .................................................................. 7. CITY' ................................................................................................................................................ - .... ............................................... ("~X~E') ................................................................................... BOROUGH .............................. [N~'~')' .......................................................... OTHER ................................................. ~'COMPLETE ONLY ONE) 8. APPLICANT'S NAME AND MAILING ADDRESS " " ' :' BUSINESS NAME AND LO.CATIO~.~',-'~' ~'~ . ' ~~_.~ ......... . . . .... ~ ..... ............................... 9. I/WE HEREBY CONSENT TO THE ABOVE TRANSFER_ SIGNATURE I SIGNATURE 2- !'- DIRECTOR , LICENSE NO PAGE 1 BUROUGH OR CITY COUNCIL .._ APPROVED THIS._ · . ........ DAY OF '-' _, 19 - 10. DISTANCE BY SHORTEST DIRECT LINE FROM ANY SCHOOL GROUNDS, CHURCH, COLLEGE/c~x OR UNIVERSITY ........ ~C~.~08..~ ........ Street.. ' 11. HAVE YOU ANY OTHER KIND OF LIQUOR LICENSE? ~ YES ~ NO IF YES, GIVE TYPE AND LICENSE NO.. 12. HAVE YOU EVER BEEN CONVICTED OF A FELONY.'? YES NO IF YES, COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING: -'"?-::~".'.:-~"~'.:~~ ?.:~':":.PLACE OF 'CONV. I'CT1ON (C TY OR TOWN AND · ..... . ..- .....:.............: ~ :. .: .::: ....:(.? . :...... ~..:_.f::. -. -. 13. IF cORPORATION, ARE YOU QUALIFIED TO DO BUSINESS WITHIN THE STATE? ~ YES ~ NO J4,APPUCANT HEREBY DECLARES. IF APPLICATION IS FOR RETAIL OR DISPENSARY LICENSE, IF AN INDIVIDUAL~ OR ASSOCIATION,' ~THAT HE HAS RESIDEDINALASKA FORAT LEASTONE YEAR PRIOR TO THEDATE OFTHIS APPLICATION; IF CORPORATION, THAT IT IS QUALIFIED TO DO BUSINESS IN ALASKA. . O . - 16. I(WE) THE ABOVE LICENSE W HAS ~ HAS NOT BEEN EXERCISED OR ACTIVE AT LEAST THIR~ (30) DAYS ~URi~G IH[ P~SI YEAR. IF [IC[~S[ H~S MOl $[[~ ~CIIV[ ~1 II,SI IHIRIY (30) ~YS,[XP[~I~:. .............................................................................................................................................................................................. ................................ .............................................. ~ ...................................... }. ................. ~ .............. 2 ......... . ....................................................................................................... : ......... THE FOLLOWING INFOR/~.,~,~;'.ON IS NEEDED TO PROCESS YOUR APPLICATION. PLEASE ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS SO YOUR LICENSE RENEWAL OR T~NSFER CAN BE COMPLETED WITHOUT'FURTHER CORRESPONDENCE. CHECK ONE 17'.' TYPE OF LICENSE . Beverage Dispensary .............................................. O NEW O TRANSFER O RENEWAL' 18. tF APPLICANT IS AN INDIVIDUAL OR INDIVIDUALS: X NAME ADDRESS BIRTHDATE PHONE NO. J SOCIAL SECURHY NO. / Theoc~.o~:e g. Er!.wc~ .......................... Box..3138,-Kenai, Alaska ........... 9-4-.1.9 ...... 283-4133 ............ 37-07-5460 .~e.lcn I. E=lwein .................................................... ~o~ .....3138, Kenai, ..Alaska ............ 9-11-20.' 283-4133 .............. ~ p38-'12-2169- / 19. IF APPLICANT IS A CORPORATION: FEDERAL EMPLOYER IDENTIFICATION NUMBER ............................ 92--0033603 CORPORATE NAME ............................................................................................................................................................................................. OFFICE PHONE DOING BUSINESS AS ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... LOCATION MAILING ADDRESS ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... CITY CORPORATE OFFICERS: ........ HOME ADDRESS ..- BIRTHDATE PHONE NO.. SOCIAL SECURITY PRESIDENT VICE PRES. , SECRETARY · · ............... : ......................................................................................................................................................................... TREASURER : 21. DIRECTORS AND/OR STOCKHOLDERS: ....... NAME . ,'-.. . ' HOME ADDRESS '..-. ::"/.'..-:..!i'.: '..:::;i:'.. ::i ii:'i-:":)ii':::J'::.I;.'-:: :i::HOME,.p,H ,O,., ,NE , SHARES OR % 22. UNDER WHAI NAME WAS YOUR PASI Y[~'5 ~k~$K~ SIdlE IMCO~[ I~X : - . NAME "' ""' .... '" .... : l' "' :' YEAR~" ':: J" :S'POU~E'~"N;AME::-?:": 23. WHAT NAME WILL BE USED ON YOUR PUBLIC SIGN OR IN YOUR ADVERTISING PROGRAM TO IDENTIFY YOUR LICENSED PREMISES? Sodion 04.10, t80, re~u~otions gllO oad glll, ond in~erpretotioas o~ Section 04.10.190,- requiro , fu~l disclosure o{ any license. The Board requests that you list all purchase agreements, loans from banks or individuals, sileat partners, or any other contracts, including lessee agreements, that affect the financial interest of this license. Failure to make a complete disclosure of all financial interest is a false statement and lhe penalty warrants revocation of the license. Please study the above sections in your rules'and regulation booklet. Declare all other finan- cial interests below. . - 25, SIGNATURE(S)OF APPLICANT(S} (,) ., '/:',... _z _ , . ~ ~-~'- " ~~~~ (31 . SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO ME THIS DAY . STATEMENT 124 FtROI~;~ STRE~' PHONE 586-2828 JUNEAU, ALASKA Nov. ~7, ~972 City of Kenai Box 580 Kenai, Alaska Re' Kenai Public Safety Bldg. 71-60 Design & Supervision 1'00% Complete $66,960.24 Amt. Paid to Date 6_4~951.43 Balance Now Due Inspection Aug 8/23/72 thru 11/1/72 ~$1,000 Misc. Telephone and Postage charges $2,008.81 ~,000.00 10.35 Travel- George Filler Sept. 24-26 Airfare Jno-Kenai-Jno. $117.00 3 days per diem ~$40. 120.00 Ground Transportation 25'.'00 Travel- Leonard Lowell Sept. 24-26 Airfare Jno-Kenai-Jno $ 117.00 3 days per diem ~$40 120.00 Ground Transportation 15'. 00 262.00 252.00 Travel - Ben Notkin Sept. 24-26 Airfare Seattle-Kenai-Sea.$268.00 3 days per diem ~$40. 120.00 Ground Transportation .... 1.5'.'00 403.00 Travel - George Filler Oct. 31-Nov. 2 Airfare Jn0-Ken-Jno. final inspec.$117. 3 days per diem ~$40 120. Ground Transportation 20. 257.00 .. Travel- George Filler Nov.5-6 Open House Airfare Anchorage-Kenai-Anch, $30.00 2 days per diem ~$40 80..00 Ground Transportation 8.00 118.00 ~MOUNT NOW DUE AND ,.,~:.~\.~-~;' ~' ~,.~~ · '~S nc ~, been ~a~e, · ~. ~,~0~ ..... ., · .~. ~~ .- , · PAYABLE .~_6-.-~' 31'.1'-16 above is true and correct and that payment / ,,, . GEORGE FILLER 124 FRONT STP, EET PHONE 586.282f~!:. JUNEAU, ALASKA 99801 . . City of Ke~i Box 580 Kenai, Alask~ Re' Kenai Civic Center 71-70 Estimated Construction Cost = $.2,100,000. Design Fee at 8% = 1~8.,000 75% Construction Document Phase Complete = $126 ~ 000. Less Amt. Paid to Date ½~47800~. Amount Now Due 125 Sets of Plans & Specs. Robert E' Fansler Architectural Rendering Art. 5.1.3 $ 81,200.00 9,375.00 475.00 Partial Compensation for Acoustical Consultant Robin Towne for work completed through 10~13/72 1,912.50 Travel- Mike Pt~nkett Oct. 12-14 to coordinate Kenai Civic Center wi6h engineers Juneau-Seattle-Juneau Airf~e $151.60 3 days per diem ~$40 120.00 G~ound 2-~~port~gion ~27.89 299.49 AdvertiBament for Bids Cook Inlet Courier $32.40 Daily Journal of Commerce 89.2'5 ' Anch. Times Publishing Co. 72.90 Fairbanks Daily News Miner '26.27. Misc. Postage .and Xerox charges $9.69 and $22.20 AMOUNt NOW DUE AND PAYABLE 220.82 31.89 $ 93,5~4.70 . . I.'certify that the aboVe, .i.,s.:r,~.~e,~.~ and correct and that psgfment has not been trade. ' · ,.,,-.: '~'":':;"'!y":'""~t - k_~¥' --,/Z_...- ~-.*;;-:,,1 ,,r~:~ .%.........,--.>-.- .~.;?;:. '. ~~-"'~' '-.,~ GEORGE FILLER .... ~:,.;'x~. -,: ..~,", L 0',,. "- / ' ..... :.,, , b~-.'-"x~"" - . ' TOUCH E ROSS & CO. BOX 1191, BENCO B'LDG. KENAI, ALASKA 99611 December 7, 1972 Finance Director City of Kenai Box 580 Kenai, Alaska 99611 K-068 FOR SERVICES RI:'NDERED Invoice: #84193 Examination of Financial Statements for the Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 1972 now in progress' (time expended through November 30, 1972) INDIVIDUAL HOURS RATE AMOUNT Swinton 131.0 15.00 Brandt 114.0 22.00 1,965.00 2,508.00 4,473.00 Budget for Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 1973, including various detailed review and pres- entations to the City Council' IND IV ID UAL HOURS RATE AMOUNT Swint on 19.0 15.00 285.00 Brandt 15.0 22.00 330.00 615.00 . , Total Invoice $5,088.00