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Kenai City Council
Meeting Packet
May 1, 1974
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REGULAR MEETING. KENAI CITY COUNCIL
MAY 1, 1974, 8:00 P.M.
KENAI LIBRARY
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PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
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ROLL CALL
AGENDA APPROVAL
B:
PUBLIC HEARINGS
NONE
C:
PERSONS PRESENT SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD:
1. Ruth Hursh Kenai Health Center
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MINUTES
1. Minutes of Regular Meeting, April 17, 1974.
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CORRESPONDENCE
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OLD BUSINESS
1. Audit 4 Budget Committee
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2. Reconsideration - Library
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3. Council packet
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4. Year around leash law
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S. Airport Fencing
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6. City Attorney
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7. Boat Ramp Road
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NSW BUSINESS
1. Bills to be paid - bills to be ratified
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2. Recreation Park Baseball Field Agreement
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3. Assignment of Lease . Track Race
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4. Resolution 74-17 - Intrafund Transfers
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S. Request of intra-department transfers by Counc 11 motion
6. Acknowledge receipt of 1974/75 Budget
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7. P.A.A. Hous on t
S. Resolution Wigni 29enUng Personnil Manual
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9. Land Selection Kenai Dock
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REPORTS
1. City Manager's Report
a. Tarrif Revision - X.V.S.C.O.
Personp,92 Determination
C. Court House d. Credit Union
3. Mayor's Report Engineering Services
f. Report in Anchorage News
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4 City Clork's Report
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S. Finance Director's Report
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6. Planning 6 Zoning's Report
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7. Borough Assemblymen's Report
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PERSONS PRESENT NOT SCHEDULED TO.BE HEARD:
1. James Doyle
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2. Ruby Coyle
Robert
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3. Norene
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4. H. J. Steiner
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MINUTES
KENAI CITY COUNCIL
REGULAR MEETING
MAY 1, 1474
8:00 P.M.
KENAI LIBRARY
The Council gave the Pledge of Allegiance.
Mayor Johnson asked the two Junior Councilwomen to stand and give
their names and give the classes they represent at school.
Pam Shannon is a Government student and will be a Junior next year.
Katerl Guidry Is a Government student and will be a Senior next year.
ROLL CALL: Members present - H. J. Steiner, Robert Bielefeld, James Doyle, A. L.
Hudson, Tru McGrady, Robert Norene, Junior Councilwoman Katerl
Guidry, Junior Councilwoman Pam Shannon and Mayor Clarence E. Johnson.
Members absent - None
AGENDA APPROVAL
The Agenda was approved as Presented.
B: PUBLIC HEARINGS
None.
C: PERSONS PRESENT SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD:
C- 1: Ruth Hursh
Ruth Hursh, Public Health Nurse, came before Council to present the
problems and programs of the Kenai Health Center. She enumerated the
many services the Kenai Health Center is involved In. She has been told
their budget was cut. The City wail to use the money from the sale of the
land, where the Health Center used to set, for maintenance and construction
of the Health Center. Since the time the Health Center was moved, the City
paid for communications, maintenance, repairs, utilities and petty cash.
She Is asking for the City to continue to support the Health Center.
Mayor Johnson stated there will be a public budget session and this will
be taken up at this time. Mr. Navarre stated he will get additional Information
from Dr. Tower.
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The Minutes of the Regular Meeting of APril 17, 1974, were approved as
corrected. The last paragraph on the last Page to read tloyie moved and
Hudson seconded to reconsider the library at the next Council meeting; and
on the first paragraph of the last page to read "Councilman Hudson quoted
Section 1-11 of the Kenai Code and".....
City Attorney's Report
Mr. Fisher passed around the compilation of bids for the Kenai Court House.
The apparent low bidder is Modern Construction Inc.
Mr. Fisher stated his resignation Is effective May 17th and he would suggest
the City hire an attorney with experience In Alaska and suggests it should
be done quickly. The City will need a prosecuting attorney for traffic trials
on May 28th.
CORRESPONDENCE
None.
OLD BUSINESS
Audit 8 Budget Committee
Chairman Norene stated the Committee did meet and are In the process of
finding someone willing to serve and have not arrived at their recommendation
of the committee's responsibility.
Reconsideration - Library
Doyle moved and Hudson seconded to reconsider the library. The motion
carried by roil call vote with Steiner dissenting.
The main motion (Doyle moved and•Norene seconded to accept Administration's
recommendation and delay the building of the library at this time), failed by
roll call vote with Steiner and Johnson voting In the affirmative.
After further discussion, Doyle moved and Rielefeid seconded to direct
Administration to work with the Library Roard and Kenai Steel Building for
plans and specifications for the library, to make the library compatible with
the Public Safety Building and the adjacent Civic Center complex, at $47.00
a square foot for approximately 5,000 square foot. The motion carried by rol I
call vote with Steiner & Johnson dissenting.
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F - 2 - Library - continued
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After more discussion, Doyle moved and Hudson seconded to appropriate
$300,000 from the Capital Improvement bond money to library construction, r
such appropriation to Include the $45,000 matching money from the State. j
The motion carried by roil call vote with Steiner and Johnson dissenting. !�
Council Packet
Everyone received their supplementary oacket on Tuesday afternoon. This
will be the policy henceforth.
Year around leash law
Norene moved and McGrady seconded to take the year around leash law off
the table. The motion carried unanimously by roll call vote.
Norene moved and Hudson seconded to set a public hearing on the dog
control ordinances no later than June 19, 1974. The motion carried by
roll call vote with Doyle dissenting.
Airport Fencinq
Mr. Navarre stated Administration has received the report of the engineers
on the Airport Fencing. They recommend awarding the bid to the low bidder
of Aspeotis. Mr. Navarre stated the City has not finalized the land purchase.
The City Manager recommends awarding of the Airport Fencing to the low z
bidder pending the completion of the land purchase and the approval of F.A.A.
Norene moved and Steiner seconded to award the Air•oort Fencing bid to the
low bidder of Aspeotis at a price of $30,289.28 for Schedule i and a price '
of $270,162.00 for Schedule 2, pending the completion of the land purchase, -
such purchase limited to $25,000 and the approval of F.A.A. The motion
carried by roll call vote with Bielefeld and McGrady dissenting.
City Attornev
Mr. Navarre apologized for the mix up on the meeting with a City Attorney
applicant. He tried to get ahold of Coundil and did get ahold of the Mayor
and he did come down.
Doyle moved and McGrady seconded to hold off hiring a City Attorney until
at least the next Council meeting and discuss it at a budget session. There
were no objection and was so ordered.
With consent of Council the budget work session will be held Thursday,
May 9, 1974, at 7:30 P.M. In the City Manager's office and will be open to
the pubi Ic.
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F - 7: Boat Ramp Road
Mr. Navarre stated the engineers estimate a four foot lift, using approx-
imately 15,000 cu. yds of material and 3 or 4 culverts. The $23,000 left
in bond money for the road is real short on dollars but will attempt to get
It done with bond money and force account.
After some discussion, Norene moved and Steiner seconded to authorize
The City Manager to proceed with the access road to the boat ramp at a
cost not to exceed $23,000. The motion carried by roll call vote with
Bielefeld and y dissenting.
Mr. Navarre stated he is investigating two pits. One is a 3 mile haul and
the other a S} mile haul.
Mayor Johnson recessed the meeting at 9:35 P.M. and reconvened the
meeting at 9:45 P.M.
G: NEW BUSINESS
G - 1: Bills to be paid - bills to be ratified
None.
G - 2: Recreation Park Baseball Field Agreement
Mr. l9avarre stated the agreement did not go to the attorney and it does need
more work. He would recommend it be turned over to the City Attorney for
further review and an agreement drawn up by him
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Mr. Love stated the Club plans to move a trailer type concession stand to
serve out of.
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Mr. Getty of the Little League stated they are concerned with the bleachers
and the parking area. It would be on a first come first served basis.
After further discussion, Norene moved and Steiner seconded to appropriate
$20,000 from the Park contingency fund for parking, lighting, fencing,
bleachers and general improvements of the central park baseball field.
Steiner moved and Doyle seconded to amend the motion to read the agreement
Is good for one year and the renewal contingent on the activity of the Oilers.
After some discussion, Steiner, with consent of second, withdrew his motion. _.
The main motion carried by roll call vote with Bielefeld, Hudson and McGrady
dissenting.
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G - 3: Assignment of Lease - Race Track
Mr. Navarre stated there is a letter from the State regarding the Assignment
of Lease on the Race Track. The City Attorney recommends a public hearing,
fully publicized.
There was no objection to have the public hearing set at the next Council
meeting on May 15, 1974.
G - 4: Resolution 74-17 - Intrafund Transfers
Mr. Navarre stated this Resolution is necessary to transfer funds within the
budget to take care of shortages in some departments.
McGrady moved and Steiner seconded to adopt Resolution 74-17 - Transferring
$7,000 of Contingency Fund (Special Departmental Expense) of Non -Departmental_
to:
1. Legislative Department, $3,406.00
(a) $150 to "Supplies" account
(b) $956 to "Professional Services" account .
(c) $2,300 to "Other Contractual Service" account
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2. Shop, $3,000.00
(a) $3,000 to "Supplies" account {
3. Fine Arts, $594.00
(a) $594.00 to "Uti I Iti'es" account t
The motion carried by roll call vote with Johnson abstaining.
G- 5: Request of intra - department transfer by Council motion
Steiner moved and Norene seconded to approve the following intra -department
transfers:
1. Shop
. (a) Transfer $1,000 from "Rents & Leases" account to "Utilities Account"
2. Judicial/City Attorney
(a) Transfer $7,000 from "Labor" account to "Professional Services" account.
(b) Transfer $600 from "Labor" account to "Other Administrative Expenses"
account, (for jury expense) .
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G - S -intra-department transfer by Council motion - continued
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3. Department of Revenue
(a) Transfer $120 from "Contractual Repair 6 Maintenance" account
to "Communication" account.
T (b) Transfer $100 from ".Rents ai Leases" account to "Utilities" account.
4. Police Department
(a) Transfer $1,000 from "Communication" account to "Supplies" account.
(b) Transfer $600 from "Other Contractual Services" account to "Special
Departmental Expenses"
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' (a) Transfer $S00 from "Special Departmental Expenses" to "Other
Contractual Services," (for additional insurance premium) .
The motion carried unanimously by roll call vote.
G - 6: Acknowledge receipt of 1974/75 Rudqet
The Council acknowledged receipt of 1974/75 Budget.
G-7: F.A.A. Housing and Quonset
Mr. Navarre stated there was a lease signed by the Acting City Manager '
` some months ago with Andy's Flying Service for a quonset but in the F.A.A.-
Housing area. The lease was for $50 a month for storage. It was never
approved by Council.
Steiner moved and Doyle seconded to direct the City Manager to legalize
the lease and collect rent from August 15, 1973 to date and the lease to
have a 30 day cancellation clause. The motion carreid unaimousiy by roll
call vote.
Mr. Navarre stated there are four houses on Daubenspecks property in the
F.A.A. Housing area that must be disposed of or pay rent by July 1st.
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G - 7 - F.A.A. Housing - continued
Mr. Navarre stated he did contact F.A.A. for the use of one of the houses
for disposal to a local group who have assured it to he moved and fixed uo
for Amanda Walker. As yet he has no answer from them. He also had a
request for use of one more building for the r ommunity Pare renter and
one from Fish E Wildlife for a meetinq place for their summer program.
Mr. Navarre asked for Council approval, to proceed and get approval from
F.A.A. Councilman Hudson asked Administration to get the authorization
from F.A.A. in writing. There were no objections and was so ordered.
G - 6: Resolution 74-18 - Amendinq Personnel Manual
Mr. Navarre stated this Resolution would amend the Personnel Manual so
that after 7 years in maximum merit step, the employee would receive 102%
of dollar value of employees letter step, 5 years - 105%, 8 years - 110%. 4
The manual now reads 102% - after- seven years of total City service; 105%
after 10 years and 110% after fifteen years:
Mr. Navarre stated that now after a person is in a final pay step, there is
no merit step. He would like to see them advance in their positions.
i Councilman Bielefeld asked how many employees draw longevity and how
much. Mr. Navarre stated there are four drawing longevity.
5 Norene moved and Steiner seconded to adopt Resolution 74-18 -.Amendinq
Personnel Manual.
Mr. Navarre stated this could he discussed at the work session.
McGrady moved and t)nyle seconded to table the motion until the next
regular meeting. Unanimous consent was asked and granted.
G - 9: Land Selection - Kenai Dock
Mayor Johnson stated an interim conveyance has been Issued on some land
at the dock. He asked Council if they wanted to pursue this further.
Hudson moved and Bielefeld seconded to pursue filing on Lot 1 8 Lot 2, in
U.S. Survey No. 4563 and protest the issuance of both parcels to K.N.A.
because both parcels break up City land. The motion carried by roll call
vote with Steiner dissenting.
Mr. Navarre stated if the City is to acquire the land they will have to purchase
It. In the past we have cooperated with K.N.A. Councilman Doyle stated
this shows no disrespect. We have helped and aided K.N.A. in the past.
Councilman McGrady stated the intent before Native Land Claims was for
the City to have first choice.
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REPORTS
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City Manager's Report
(a)
Tariff Revision - K.U.S.C.O.
Mr. Navarre stated the City sent a letter of protest regarding the tariff
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revision - K.U.S.C.O.
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Personnel Determination
Mr. Navarre stated a former employee has indicated he will be golnq before
the labor board.
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Court House
Modern Construction was apparent low bidder on the Court House. We hope
for an early notice to proceed.
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Credit Union
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Tomorrow night at 7:00 P.M. at the PubiIc Safety Building the City
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employees will meet with a member of the Anchorage City Credit Union.
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Enalneerinq Services for Kaknu Korners WSS Project 1974
Mr. Navarre stated Administration has a letter from Wince, Corthell 6 Assoc.
requesting money for addJtional Inspection. Mr. Navarre recommends they
do the inspection under the old contract at no additional cost. There is
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a cost overrun but a contract is a contract.
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Report In Anchoraqe News
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Mr. Navarre stated he felt Council should develop a letter and report to the
Anchorage News. There is no gloom in Kenai. Kenai's real property tax
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rate is 2.6 mil Is lower than the average in. the State of Alaska; personal
property tax rate is 1.1 mills higher than the average and sales tax rate
Is 1$ lower than the average.
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Mayor's Report
No report.
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City Clerk's Report
No report
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Finance Director's Report
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Planning & Zoning's Report
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Commissioner Hudson reported on the Planning E Zoning Meeting of April 24th.
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The Commission held a public hearing on a street vacation In Swires S/D and
the F.A.A. Housing was discussed.
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Borough Assemblymen's Report I
No meeting.
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PERSONS PRESENT NOT SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD:
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James Doyle
Councilman Doyle asked If the $20,000 would be spent on the ball park If the
Oilers were not coming In. Mr. Navarre stated It would not. He personally
feels the Oilers will use the park for more than one year. It is an interim
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period until they can get turf at another location.
Councilman Doyle felt some of the Improvements should be left at the bail
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park. Councilman Norene stated the Oilers are a non-profit organization.
All the profit goes to youth baseball activity. He would like to keep the
the lights there.
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Ruby Coyle
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Mrs. Coyle asked if Planning S Zoning could have a copy of the budget and
meet with Council at a work session. Mayor Johnson stated there is no
capital improvements In the budget. The work sessions are open to the public.
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Robert Norene
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Councilman Norene would like the Council to consider organizing a Port
Authority to make a port a reality. 'Council had no objections to the pursuit.
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Councilman Steiner asked for an excused absence for the next Council
Meeting.
MEETING ADJOURNED 11:45 P.M.
Res ectfully submitted
Sharon Loosl ,City Clerk
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A PUBLIC LIBRARY IN SERVICE SINCE 1049
BOX 157
KENAI, ALASKA 99611
30 April 1974
To: Mayor C. E. Johnson, Members of the Kenai City Council,
and City Manager George Navarre.
_ From: Board of Directors, Kenai Community Library
Re: New Library Construction
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At the last City Council meeting we were asked for further
information concerning the construction of the new library. Our
continued research reaffirms our belief that construction this j
season is not only feasible, but is an obligation to this community.
We should like to itemize:
1. Proposition No. 1 General Obligation Bonds regarding the Kenai
Community Center Complex was approved by the voters May 25, 1971.
The balance from the sale of these bonds is invested, and
accruing interest, and awaiting use for which it was intended.
2. The taxpayers of the various interest groups of the civic
center complex have attended meetings and public hearings for
three years, and each year some plausible excuse has been
= offered to cause a delay. This past year vie were asked to
await an audit. Ultimately we were told that $600,000.00
remains in the fund. This amount is not enough to build the
complete complex, but is more than adequate to construct an
excellent, though not extravagant, library.
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3• Some of the taxpayers who for three years have faithfully
followed these procedings are again here tonight and will
agree that the time to build the library is now, and that the
rest of the complex will come.
4. A proposed library floor plan has been modified from profes-
sional drawings to serve the anticipated needs of our area.
This floor plan is complete and yet allows for further
construction to complete the complex at some future time.
-- - 5. At the request of some of the Council members, we have con-
sulted a local contractor for cost and time estimates. Mr.
r Robert Oehler of Kenai Steel Buildings, Inc., has prepared the
attached letter concerning metal building construction.
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30 April 1974
6. House Bill No, 641 and Senate B112 I7o. 277 concerning monies
for library facilities in the state are attached. We do not
have the wording of the final bill, but we can assume that it
closely resembles the attached bills.
There is no -assurance that the propooition will pass, but for
the sake of discussion, let us say that it does. Then, there
In no assurance that the Legiclature will issue the funds, and
If funded, we could apply, but there is no guarantee that Kenai
might share in these funds. The bait of a nebulous $200,000.00
Is no reason to postpone library construction.
7. In our letter of March 209 1974, we requested approval to pro-
ceed with the construction of a now library and the vote was
affirmative. Today, May 11 is the deadline to commit the state
grant of $45,000.00 toward construction.
We would recommend that tomorrow morning a local firm be
contracted to do the engineering and architectural drawings,
thus committing a portion of the $45,000.00 grant, and then
continue with the procedure for bonded construction.
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Nedra T. Evenson
President, Board of Directors
Kenai Community Library, Inc.
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April 261 1974
Kenai Community Library Inc.
ATM Emily DePorreet
Kenai, Alaska 99611
Dear Ms, DePorrests
We believe a realistic figure for constructing a steel
library building 60' x 85' x 14• (using your floor plan)
would be Two hundred thirty-eight thousand, eight hundred
dollars ($238,800.00). This would include minimal park-
ing but no paving.
The outside views, or elevations, would blend in with the
existing exterior decor that would be surrounding the
library. See enclosed brochure page 4 for suggested roof
line.
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April 261 1974
Kenai Community Library Inc.
ATM Emily DePorreet
Kenai, Alaska 99611
Dear Ms, DePorrests
We believe a realistic figure for constructing a steel
library building 60' x 85' x 14• (using your floor plan)
would be Two hundred thirty-eight thousand, eight hundred
dollars ($238,800.00). This would include minimal park-
ing but no paving.
The outside views, or elevations, would blend in with the
existing exterior decor that would be surrounding the
library. See enclosed brochure page 4 for suggested roof
line.
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Referred: Health, Education
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Its THE SENATE BY CROFT AND KERTTULA
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SENATE SILL 110. 277
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IN THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF ALASKA
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EIGHTH LEGISLATURE - SECOND SESSION
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A BILL
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For an Act entitled: "An Act providing for the louuance of general oblIgatio':
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bonds in the amount of $6,500,000 for the purpose of
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paying the cost of acquisition of, construction of, and
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equipment for library facilities in the state; and
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providing for an effective date."
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BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEOISLATURE OF THE STATE OF ALASKA:
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p Section 1. For tho purpose of paying the cost of acquiring, eonstructin(
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and equipping library facilities general obligation bonds of'the state in the
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principal amount of not more than $6,500,000 shall be issued and sold. The
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full faith, credit and resources of the state are pledged to the payment of
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the principal of and interest and )redemption premium, if any, on these bonds.
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These bonds shall be iusuod under the provisions of AS 37.15 as those provi-
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cions read at the time of issuance.
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s Seo. 2.. If the issuance of these bonds is authorized by the qualified
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voters of the state, a special fund of the state to be known as the 411974
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Library Construction Bond Fund" shall be established, to which shall be
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credited the proceeds of the sale of the bonds described in sec. 1 of this
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Act except for the accrued interest and premiums. There is appropriated from
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the 01974 Library Construction Bond Fund" to the Department of Education the
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sum of $6,500,000. The specific uses of the proceeds of these bonda shall be
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lotormined by the governor in accordance with the following scheduia!
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(1) $4,500,000 - Library Resource Centers (AS :14.56.065) - Land,
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ouildings, equipment and furniture, as follows:
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(A) $2,900,000 - Anchorage
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1 (B) $1,600,000 - Fairbanks
2 (2) $2,000,000 - Community Libraries (AS 14.56.200 - 14.56.240) -
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4 furniture and basic library collection.
5 e Sec. 3. If the issuance of these bonds is authorized by the qualified
A voters of the state, the amount of $22,750 or as much of that amount as is
7 found necessary is appropriated from the general fund of the state to the
0 state bond committee to carry out the provisions of this Act and to pay
glexpenses incident to the sale and issuance of the bonds authorized in this
to Act. The amounts expended from the appropriation authorized by this section
11 shall be reimbursed to the general fund from the proceeds of the sale of the
12 bonds authorized by this Act.
• Sec. 4. The question whether the bonds authorized in this Act are to
1 be issued shall be -nu ttitted to the qualified voters of the state at the next
15 general election and shall read substantially as follows:
16 Proposition
17 State Oenerai Obligation 1)74 Library
- 1e Construction Bonds $6,500,000
� 19 Shall the State of Alaska issue its general obligation bonds
201 in the principal amount of not more than $6,5000000 for the
21 purpose of paying the cost of acquiring, constructing, and
22 equipping library facilities in the state?
23 Bonds Yes L 7
24.Bonds No [ 7
_ 25 s Sec. 5. This Act takes effect on the flay after its passage and approval
26 ,r on the day it becomes law without approval.
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Introduced: 2/15/74
Referred: Health,Education 6
Social Services and Finance
BY BRADIIER,BEIRIIE,BOWIIAIJ,CARROL,
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CHANCE,FISCHER,FRITZ,HACKIIEY,HUBER,
IICVEIGH,IIALOI!E, IIEEKIIIS, J . f TILLER,
I1.IIILLER,PARKERIRA�IDOLFII,URION AND
TV THE HOUSE WINGROVE
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HOUSE BILL No. 641
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IN THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF ALASKA
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EIGHTH LEGISLATURE - SECO11D SESSION
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A BILL
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For an Act entitled: "An Act providing for the issuance of general obliga-
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tion bonds in the amount of $7,900,000 for the purpose
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of paying the cost of acquisition of, construction of,
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and equipment for library facilities in the state; and
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providing for an effective date."
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BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF ALASKA:
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a Section 1, For the purpose of paying the cost of acquiring, oonstruc-
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ting anA equipping library facilities, general obligation bonds of the
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state 1p the principal amount of not more than $7,900,000 shall be issued
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and sold, The full faith, credit and resources of the state are pledged to
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the payment of the principal of and interest and redemption premien, if
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any* on these bonds, These bonds shall be issued" under the provisions; of
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AS 37,15 as those provisions read at the time of issuance,
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a Seo, 9, If the issuance of these bonds is authorized by the qualified
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voters of the state, a special fund of the state to be known as the "1974
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Library Construptlon Bond Fund" shall be established, to which shall be
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credited the proceeds of the sale of the bonds described in sec, 1 of this
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Act except for the accrued interest and premiums. There is appropriated
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from the "1974 )+ibrary Construction Bond Fund" to the Department of Eduoa-
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tion the sum of $7,900,000. The proeeeda of these bonds shall be allocated
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as follows:
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(1) $4,900,000 - Library Resource Centers (AS 14.56,065) -
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Land, buildings, equipment and furniture, as follows:
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(A) $2,900,000 - Anchorage
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(B) $2,000,000 - Fairbanks
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(2) $3,000,000 - Community Libraries (AS 14.56.200 -
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14.56.240) - Land, buildings including but not limited to shared facilities,
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equipment, furniture and basic library collection.
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voters of the state, the amount of $22,750 or as much of that amount as is
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found necessary is appropriated from the general fund of the state to the
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state bond committee to carry out the provisions of this Act and to pay
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expenses incident to the sale and issuance of the bonds authorized in this
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Act. The amounts expended from the appropriation authorized by this section
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shall be reimbursed to the general fund from the proceeds of the sale of
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the bonds authorized by this Act.
3.
a Sec. 4. The question whether the bonds authorized in this Act are to
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be issued shall be submitted to the qualified voters of the state at the
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next state general election and shall read substantially as follows:
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Proposition
State General Obligation 1974 Library
1s
Construction Bonds $7,930,000
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Shall the State of Alaska issue its general obligation bonds
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in the principal amount of not more than $7,000,000 for the
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purpose of paying the cost of acquiring, constructing, and
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equipping library facilities in the state?
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or on the day it becomes law without approval.
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TO: GEORGE A.
NAVARRE,CITY MANAGER
FROM: DAVID T.
CHEN, FINANCE DIRECTOR
SUBJECT: ESTIMATE
BUDGET FOR DOG CONTROL OPERATION
Part time Dog Catcher
$.6,000
Fringe Benefits (15%)
900
Dog Food
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Fuel & Lub.
600
Misc, (Insurance, Medical, etc) 400
Vehicle and other equipments
S1000
Total Estimate Cost
$13,400
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ADAP No. 8-02-0142-02
BID OPENING: 4-15-74
TIME: 2:00 P.M
PLACE: CITY MANAGERS OFFICE
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1. PEOPLE PRESENTED ( A) Robert Rasmussen S & S Contracting
James A. Stone S.$ S Contracting
David Goodwin Mt. McKinley Fence Co.
( B) Craig Fears Wince-Cortell $ Assoc.
Philip Bryson Wince Cortell $ Assoc.
Frank 11. Wince Wince Cortell $.Assoc.
( C) -GEORGE NAVARRE 'CITY MANAGER
DAVID CHEN CITY OF KENAI
FRED KORPINEN CITY'OF KENAI
VI CUTSINGER CITY OF KENAI
2. TABULATION
DDERS DAME
' •RTHER.11 FENCING $ CONTRACTING
BIDS
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BID BOND ADDENDUM 5CHEDULU 1 SC1iEDULb Z KhA11IMb #
ACKNOWLEDGED
O.K. YES NO BID $3359072.00 Only rec6ived.figuri
•14;15;16; $ 17
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'MCKINLEY FENCE COMPANY
O.K.
YES
$ 67,672.70•
' MCKINLEY FENCE COMPANY
O.K.
YES.
314,SS1.20
;PEOTIS CONSTRUCTION , INC.
O.K.,
YES
30,289.28
270,162.00
'SKY FENCE CO.
O.K.
YES
NO BID
3409862.00
$ S CONTRACTING
O.K.
YES:
549500.00
NO BID
600381.00
248,740.00
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PENINSULA OILERS
Baseball Club, Inc.
(A Non -Profit Corporation)
April 23, 1974
CITY OF KENAI
RECREATION PARK BASEBALL FIELD AGREEMENT
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This agreement is entered into between the City of Kenai, Alaska, herein-
after called the "City" and the Peninsula Oilers Baseball Club, Inc.
hereinafter called the "Club".
The City agrees to furnish the use of -the Kenai Recreation Park
Baseball Field located on Spruce Dirve to the Club during the Club's
1974 baseball season.
It is agreed that the exclusive use of the facility will be for those
` times and dates as published in the Club's Official Schedule. The
playing dates to commence on June 10, 1974 and ending on or before
August 3, 1974. All night schedules to begin at 7.*00 P.M. and Sundays
beginning at 12:30 P.M.
It is agreed that the Club will furnish a concession facility to be
used during the Club's games and can be utilized under the direction
and approval of the Club for other community activities.
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The Club agrees to furnish a security guard and one (1) groundsman as
well as all other personnel pertinent to operating the Club's official
program, including but not limited to ticket sellers, ticket takers,
ushers, concession workers, radio announcers and score keepers.
It is understood and agreed that the Club will be dispensing beer
during the ball games under the Club's approved Recreational Site permit.
That no beer will be sold outside the park. i
It is understood and agreed that the facility may be used for other
community baseball games during those times not otherwise listed in the
Club's schedule. That the facility, however, shall be kept in good
condition and repair by other organizations during their use thereof.
That all Club facilities including concession stands and broadcast booth
be under exclusive control of the Club during the duration of this agree-
ment.
Dated this day of974.
City of Kenai 'Peninsula Oilers Baseball Club, Inc..
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RECREATION PARK BASEBALL FIELD AGREEMENT
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This agreement is entered into between the City of Kenai, Alaska, herein-
after called the "City" and the Peninsula Oilers Baseball Club, Inc.
hereinafter called the "Club".
The City agrees to furnish the use of -the Kenai Recreation Park
Baseball Field located on Spruce Dirve to the Club during the Club's
1974 baseball season.
It is agreed that the exclusive use of the facility will be for those
` times and dates as published in the Club's Official Schedule. The
playing dates to commence on June 10, 1974 and ending on or before
August 3, 1974. All night schedules to begin at 7.*00 P.M. and Sundays
beginning at 12:30 P.M.
It is agreed that the Club will furnish a concession facility to be
used during the Club's games and can be utilized under the direction
and approval of the Club for other community activities.
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The Club agrees to furnish a security guard and one (1) groundsman as
well as all other personnel pertinent to operating the Club's official
program, including but not limited to ticket sellers, ticket takers,
ushers, concession workers, radio announcers and score keepers.
It is understood and agreed that the Club will be dispensing beer
during the ball games under the Club's approved Recreational Site permit.
That no beer will be sold outside the park. i
It is understood and agreed that the facility may be used for other
community baseball games during those times not otherwise listed in the
Club's schedule. That the facility, however, shall be kept in good
condition and repair by other organizations during their use thereof.
That all Club facilities including concession stands and broadcast booth
be under exclusive control of the Club during the duration of this agree-
ment.
Dated this day of974.
City of Kenai 'Peninsula Oilers Baseball Club, Inc..
OR
{�er6orlsrance SrrE�d and Scrviee�
. I►s o aEPA�a • SPUD GEntfER 1' L WIIUAN A. EBAN. GOVERNOR
F M. Ross t riui►s�rcn; UAL ti i`:4pt; GtQ;F:S
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. DIVISION Of IANOS / 323 L 410 AVENVE-ANCHORACf 99501
April 19, 1974
Kenai Peninsula Racing Association Inc.
Box 1144
Soldotna, Alaska 99669
Re: AOL 55120 Lease - City of Kenai
Gentlemen; .
Please find attechsd the requested Assigneant forms as mentioned In our
telephone conversation of April 18, 1974. Please see that both the
City of Kenai and the Kenai Peninsula Racing Association Inc. sign _
all forms and have.their signatures notarized.
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Should you have any questions regarding the above please feel free
to contact this office.
Very truly yours,
- F. J. ' . DI -re or
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HVISIM OF LANDs
ASSIGMUr OF ISMS
i (us) (,A ty of Kenai
ttsidiag at R-%-- S? 1 c+*�if A l sZfjm 99611
losses($) una4r ts,ac ca:tain lease a,aspaacast as tcaae No. cov4r1ag the iollouln defcribed
property 1hatanrC„isM gi SSe _tign 36. fibra. R11L. h.a. ivinP. north of Me Kenai
Sour Riebt of Vav excludinc: Block B.C. and all dedicated streets of
gCByor Cr€p]: subdivision- and A.n.t., t_ ase OQ059 rOnt {n g�32 .40 apron
located in Se cicn :iim"I, Twaship TPIM.
Meridian (do) (does) hereby assign, for good and valuable conaideration, atl right citlo and faterest, and subject
to all rents, covenant, $ sad conditions, to aaid•lease to ssaigaeo(s)-Ke ai Pendsula Racing Association
T.... residing at Box J14A ho7notnl. tads" VY06to
his successozv and assigas, for the unexpired terns thereof, co=eaclag OR—Anri 1 94 , 19, 72
and expiring an�--Apzj1 7� , 19,,,,,, 022 .
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SUITE 08 MASKA } -
UM IS TO CERTIFY that on this day of . 19 , before me the
understand. a Notary Public is and fez the Stats of Alaska, duly commiseionad ani sworn, personally appeared
- peace(*) described is and who executed the within tMttupent and the said to me personally known to be the
acknowledged to me that he (they) signed and executed the same
fraly cad voluntarily for the uses to purposes thereto mentioned.
IN
190MMI NNERBOF, I have htreuato set or band sad affixed my official sial, the day and year to this
oertiftuate first above written.
Notary Public in and for the State of Alaska
Ny Commission Expires
Tits omsign4s(s)r , herein expressly assume(s)
SM obligation to M any and all prior, or delinquent taxes, lines of any nature, penalties, interest, or say
ether obligations cbtrged agsisst the Iands described bersin above as of the date of this assignment.
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t : =1S is TO MUM that oa this day of , 19 , before ms, the � -
utdsrsigasd a Notery Public in ad in the State of Alasks, duly comissioned and twos, personally appeared
to mt personally known to he the
prom(s) described to and who executed the within Instrument cad the sold
acknowledged to me that he (they) signed and executed the name
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frssly and voluntarily for the uses and purposes therein Nation".
Ill 'tEST1M4riY iillMW,, I have hareanto sat sy hand sod affixed my official seals the day and year in We
= eatifieste first above written.
Notary Public in and for the State of Anoka
My Cotmtssion Expires
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Department of Natural Resources
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CITY OF KENAI -- Resolution (INTRAFUND TRANSFER) 74-17
Introduced by: Finance Department
Date introduced: May 1, 1974
TRANSFERRING FUNDS FROM: $7, OOO.of Contingency Fund, (Special Departmental Expense)
of Non -Departmental, to:
(1) Legislative Department, Total, $3,406.00
(a) $150 to "Supplies" Account
(b) $9S6 to "Professional Services" account, (additional auditing costs)
(c) $2,300 to "Other Contractual Services" account, (legal advertising)
(2) Shop, Total, $3,000.00
(a) $3,000 to "Supplies" account
(3) Fine Arts, Total, $594.00
i (a) $594 to "Utilities" account
(4) That these transfers be accomplished forthwith and be deemed to have been
accomplished on the 2nd day of May , 1974.
Passed day of , 1974.
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i CLARENCE E. JOHNSON, MAYOR
ATTEST:
Sharon S. Loosii, City Clerk
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TO George A. Navarre, City Manager
FROM David T. Chen, Finance Director
DATE April 26, 1974
SUBJECT REQUEST OF INTRA -DEPARTMENT TRANSFERS BY
COUNCIL MOTION
The following adjustments are recommended for Council
motion to adjust the line items of budget within the departments:
1. SHOP
(a) Transfer $1,000 from "Rents 6 Leases" account
to "Utilities Account."
2. JUDICIAL/CITY ATTORNEY
(a) Transfer $7,000 from "Labor" account to "Professional
Services" account.
(b) Transfer $600 from "Labor" account to "Other
Administrative Expenses" account, (for jury expense) .
3. DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE
(a) Transfer $120 from "Contractual Repair 6 Maintenance"
account to "Communication" account.
(b) Transfer $100 from "Rents 6 Leases" account to
"Utilities" account.
4. POLICE DEPARTMENT
(a) Transfer $1,000 from "Communication" account to
"Supplies" account.
(b) Transfer $600 from "Other Contractual Services"
account to "Special Departmental Expenses."
S. NON -DEPARTMENTAL
(a) Transfer $500 from "Special Departmental Expenses"
to "Other Contractual Services," (for additional insurance premium) .
Ciba T. Chen
Finance Director
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RESOLUTION 74-18
A RESOLUTION AMENDING KENAI PERSONNEL MANUAL.
Section 7 08.S is hereby repealed and re-enacted to read as folloz
7 08.5 Longevity steps are as follows:
Step 1 - 102% of dollar value of employee's letter
step, after 2 years in maximum merit step.
Step 2 - 1051 of dollar value of employee's letter
step, after S years in maximum merit step.
Step 3 - 1108 of dollar value of employee's letter
step, after 8 years in maximum merit step.
This Resolution will become effective on May 2, 1974.
Dated this day of , 1974.
ATTBST:
Sharon Loosli, 'City Llerx
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7 08.0 PAY .STUPS 7 08.0
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7 08.1 Steps, or Pay Steps, designate the specific a-
mount of money paid an employee. Letter steps specific
monthly salary or hourly rate for hire and probationary
and merit increases within a particular range. Longevity
steps provide that a certain percent of the dollar value
of the employee's letter step be added to his letter step
pay as a reward for specific periods of total City Service.
7 08.2 Probationary increases for employees appointed or
reappointed at advance step will simply► be to the next high-
er stop in the range concerned.
7 08.3 Probationary increases for promoted employees shall
be made to the step in the new range that is one step above
their present step. (See PR 7 09.34)
7 08.4 An employee appointed at the maximum inerit step
shall not be entitled to a probationary increase nor to a
merit increase. lie can.receive longevity steps when suf-
ficient time is served.
7 08.5 Longevity steps are as follows:
Step 1 - 102% of dollar value of employee's
letter step, after 7 years of total
City service.
Step 2 - 105' of dollar value of employee's
letter step, after 10 years of total }
City service.
Step 3 - 110% of dollar value of employee's y
letter step, after 15 years of total
City service.
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7 09.0 PAY ADMINISTRATION 7 09.0
7 09.1 Pay of New Employees (See PR 3 04.3.& 4 01.0)
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When an employee is otiginally appointed to a position
vacancy, he shall normally receive Step A in the range f
assigned to the class. Advance and sub -step pay may be
approved as set forth in Personnel Regulation 7 09.4 and �?
7 09.4.
7 09.2 Pay of Former Employees
7 09.21 Rehire Under Personnel Requlation 3 04.21
A former.employce may be Rehired at the same pay
step he had before separation, or any lower step
in the range desired, when Rehired under Pers Reg j
3 04.21. When Rehired in the same, a parallel, or �
lower class series, when approved in advance by
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Mr. Lee L. Barnes, Chief
Real Property Division
Property Management and Disposal Service
General Services Administration
Region 10
Auburn, Washington 98002
RE: A tract of land located in the City of Kenai, Kenai
Peninsula Borough within Section 4, TSta, R11W, Seward
Meridian, Alaska, more particularly described as
follows:
Lots One (1) and Two (2) U.S. Survey No. 4563
Dear tar. Barnes:
The City Council of Kenai wishes to acquire the remaining
land and facilities in the subject survey.
The City bf Kenai purchased the dock and some land on
August 19, 1968, and believe that the remaining land
and facilities would be more beneficial to the City than
any other entity.
This facility has been declared sup*ihus by the Federal
Government and an Interim Conveyance has been issued.
Attached is a copy of Interim'Convoyance No. 001, dated
March 28, 1974, to the Kenai Native Association, Inc., for
land in the subject tract. The City Council of Kenai re-
quests that this conveyance be withdrawn and that this
land and facility be offered to the City of Kenai under
the provisions of the Federal Property and Administrative
Services Act, October of 1949, 64 Stat. 377 as amended.
For Kenai City Council,-
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George A. Navarre
City Manager
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Form 1P•1 1-9
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go all to tebom tbcae ptenent8 oill cope. orating:
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Kenai Native Association, Inc.
Is entitled to a Land Patent Farsuant to Section 14(h)(3) of the Alaska
Native Claims Settlement Act of Decenber 18, 1971, 43 U.S.C. 1613(h)(3),
for the surface estate in the follarir►g described land:
Seward Aieridian, Alaska.
T. 6 N., R. 11 11.,
Sec. 8, SIN;
Sec. 29, hIN,
Sec. 302 Lots i and 2, NB4, Dy1N;
Tract A.
Seward Meridian, Alaska.
T. 6 N., R. 12 W.,
Sec. 13;
Sec. 24, Aly, 10004, SM04, SDA;
Sec. 25, N94, EbiABIL11t04, IVAPA Nift;
Sec. 350 Lot I.
• /llgt+egating 4,261.88 acres; and, such right, title or interest in and to
tt)�iiee foliowing described estate as the (baited States may have:
r An 80 -foot riglwof-w for construction of an outfall sewer,
being 40 feet each side of the centerline of manholes and more
particularly described as: Starting from the center quarter
ooaner of Sec. 25, T. 6 N., R. 12 W., Seward b1oridian, thence
North 74 feet along center section line to *0 centerline of
wou1fail sewor which is the'point of beginning, thence South
0105• West 1,290 feet to the center of blanlwle No. 1S; thence
South 44053""fest 1,161 feet to the centerline of Kenai Spur
Road; thence South 45°13' itest 1,279 feet to the Iest line of
Sec. 2% thence South 450111 hest 113 feet to the South line
of Sec. 26; and,
A 40 -foot strip of land for an access road lying sou� southeasterly
and adjacent to the 80 -foot right-of-w•ay, extending
AWtary boundary at the quarter section comer of Sec. 25,
T. 6 N., R. 12 1V., Seward Meridian, to the easterly edge of
• lewd Spur Road.
NOW LWI YE, that there is, therefore, granted by the UNITED STATES
unto the above-named corporation the estate in the land described above,
together with all buildings, structures, facilities, iaprovements, and
-other fixtures thereon; 70 MWE AM To HX D the said estate and fixtures
with all the rights, privileges, hmnunities, and appurtenances of
Wotsoover nature, thereunto belonging, unto the said corporation, its
successors and assigns, forever;
MKVTLC AV RFSERViTrG 70 TM IN= STATES free the lauds so
granted;
1. A right-of-way thereon for ditches and canals constmcted
by the authority of the United States, under tho Act of
August 30, 1890, 43 U.S.C. 935; and,
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2. A right-of-u-ty thereon for the construction of railroads,
telegraph and telerhene lines, as prescribed and directed
by the Act of Wchn 11, 1914, 43 U.S.C. 97S-9758.
3. A SO -foot right -of -lay along the Hest section line of
Sec. 13, and _Sec. 24 and the North section line of
Sec. 13 in T. 6 N., R. 12 i4., Seward Morldian and a
SO -foot right-of-way along Hest section line of
See. 7 in T. 6 :i.,,k. 11 I4., Seward Meridian for
sinture access in accordance with the provisions of
section 17(b) of the Alaska Native Claims Settlement
Act of December 18, 1971 (85 Stat. 688). This public
easement shall be terminated by the Secretary of the
Interior if not used for public roadway purposes by
December 18, 2001.
tj r%,o i uva AM RESMMXG ALSO, the subsurface estate therein,
and all rights, privileges, immunities, and appurtenances of whatsoever
nature, accruing unto said subsurface estate pursuant to the Alaska
Native Claims Settlement Act of December 18, 1971, 43 U.S.C. 1601-1624,
for the purpose of patenting same to the Cook Inlet Reg on, b e., which
is entitled to a land patent therefor pursuant to Section 14(h)(3) of said
Act.
SUBJECT 10 VALID existing rights therein, including but not limited
to those created by an lease (including a lease issued under Section 6(g)
of the Alaska Statehood Act, 72 Stat. 339, 341) contract, permit, right -
of -my, or easement, and the right of the lessee, contractee, permitee,
or grantee to the complete enjoyment of all rights, privileges, and
bet6dits thereby granted to him.
• IN TE5fDJOW MWOF, the undersigned authorized
officer of the Department of the Interior, in
•'' „ . r accordance with the provisions of the Act of
.0 June 17, 1948 (62 Stat. 476), has, in the name
of the United States, caused these letters to
• + be made patent, and the Seal of the Department
i y of the Interior to be hereunto affixed.
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MVEriN under my hand, in Anchorage, Alaska
the ZeNIY-1110M day of A1ARQ•1 in the year
• ' of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and
SE1►M-FOUR and of the Independence of the
.. United States the one hundred and NINEM
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Director
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2. A right-of-u-ty thereon for the construction of railroads,
telegraph and telerhene lines, as prescribed and directed
by the Act of Wchn 11, 1914, 43 U.S.C. 97S-9758.
3. A SO -foot right -of -lay along the Hest section line of
Sec. 13, and _Sec. 24 and the North section line of
Sec. 13 in T. 6 N., R. 12 i4., Seward Morldian and a
SO -foot right-of-way along Hest section line of
See. 7 in T. 6 :i.,,k. 11 I4., Seward Meridian for
sinture access in accordance with the provisions of
section 17(b) of the Alaska Native Claims Settlement
Act of December 18, 1971 (85 Stat. 688). This public
easement shall be terminated by the Secretary of the
Interior if not used for public roadway purposes by
December 18, 2001.
tj r%,o i uva AM RESMMXG ALSO, the subsurface estate therein,
and all rights, privileges, immunities, and appurtenances of whatsoever
nature, accruing unto said subsurface estate pursuant to the Alaska
Native Claims Settlement Act of December 18, 1971, 43 U.S.C. 1601-1624,
for the purpose of patenting same to the Cook Inlet Reg on, b e., which
is entitled to a land patent therefor pursuant to Section 14(h)(3) of said
Act.
SUBJECT 10 VALID existing rights therein, including but not limited
to those created by an lease (including a lease issued under Section 6(g)
of the Alaska Statehood Act, 72 Stat. 339, 341) contract, permit, right -
of -my, or easement, and the right of the lessee, contractee, permitee,
or grantee to the complete enjoyment of all rights, privileges, and
bet6dits thereby granted to him.
• IN TE5fDJOW MWOF, the undersigned authorized
officer of the Department of the Interior, in
•'' „ . r accordance with the provisions of the Act of
.0 June 17, 1948 (62 Stat. 476), has, in the name
of the United States, caused these letters to
• + be made patent, and the Seal of the Department
i y of the Interior to be hereunto affixed.
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MVEriN under my hand, in Anchorage, Alaska
the ZeNIY-1110M day of A1ARQ•1 in the year
• ' of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and
SE1►M-FOUR and of the Independence of the
.. United States the one hundred and NINEM
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WHEMS the Kenai Native Association, Inc. has filed a selection application
/61-8579 in accordance with the Alaska .:ative Claims Settlement Act of
Deceeber 18, 1971, 85 Stat. 653, 704; 43 U.S.C.,1613(h)(3) for a portion of
Lot 1 of U.S. Survey 45639 mora particulbrily described as followa;
That portion of lot 1 beginning at meander corner No. 1, thence N. 44.00' E.,
0.74 chain to a point on line 1-2, lot 1, ;which is S. 44'00' W., 50 feet from
the approximate conterline of the Beaver Loop Road and the true point of
beginning; thence N. WOW E., 20.51 chains along line 1-2, lot 1, to corner
No. 2 of lot 1; thence S. 431001 E., 5.20 chains along line 2-3, lot 1, to
corner No. 3 of lot 1; thence S. 48'00' W., 10.03 chains along line 3-4, lot
1, to corner No. 4 which is S. 48.00' W., 50 feet free the approximate
centerline of the Beavor Loop Road;. thence N. 50. 45' W., 4.69 chains to the
point of baginntag. Containing 3.60 acres.
The 'Sade selected meet the criteria for selection as set out in the conveying
act.
Therefore, and under the authority of the Alaska Native Claims Act, the surface
estate to the above-described lands is hereby approved for interim conveyance
to the above -rimed corporation 'subject to confirmatory patent which will issue
after approval of the official plat of survey by the Bureau of Land Management
and inclusion in the official records.
Upon issuance of tide document, Benxi Nature Association, Inc. shell succeed
and become entitled to any and all interests including interests of the State
Of Alaska or of the United States as lessor, contractor, permitter, or grantor
In any such lease, contract, permit, right-of-way, or easement covering the
estate conveyed subject to the provisions of section 14(g) of the Alaska Native
C29141as Settlement Act;
&Mt1sR and Reserving $o the United States from the lands so approved;•
i. A right-of-way thereon for ditches sad canals
constructed by the authority of the United States .
Act of August 30, 1890, 26 Stat. 391; 43 U.S.C. 945.
2. A right-of-way thereon for the construction of railroads,
telegraph, and telephone linea, so proscribed and
disected by the Act of March 12, 2914, 38 Stat. 305.
3. The subsurface estate thereon, and all rights,
privileges, immunities, and appurtenances of
Whatsoever nature, accruing unto said estate pursuant
to the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act of
December 18, 1971, 85 Stat. 686, 43 U.S.C. 1601-1624.
Subject to valid existing rights therein, including but not limited to those
created by any lease (including a lease issued under section 6(g) of the
Alaska Statehood Act, 72 Stat. 339, 341) contract permit, right-of-way or
easement, and the complete enjoyment of all rights, privileges and benefits
thereby granted to him.
Director
Bureau of Land Management
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NOTICE TO ALL EMPLOYEES:
PROPS: George A. Navarre, City Manager
SUBJECT: Credit Union
There will be a meeting at the Fire hall Thursday,
May 2, 1974 at 7:00 P.M. to discuss the Credit Union.
Darlene Sparkman will be there to explain the
Anchorage City Credit Union and our ability to
affiliate with them.
This will be a good opportunity to have a Credit Union
for the City of Kenai.
Ve truly yours
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GOO go 7cy
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WINCE • CORTHELI & ASSOCIATES
CONSULTIA0 :NGINEERS x
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KENAIINAASKA d' /y
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May 1, 1974
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Vx- Georee A. slavarre, City Manager
City of Kenai
P.O. Box 580
Kenai ^laska 99611
Subject: Engineering Services for Kaknu Korners
Water and Sewer Project 1974
The 1973 construction season ended without the completion of the water line
and gravel surfacing for Kaknu Korners Project 73-W2B and 73-S1B. The
contractor, R.D. Peterson Construction Co., has informed us verbally that
they intend to resume work at an early date. When they begin work they
will be on penalty of $50.00 per day liquidated damages.
Depending on the success of their methods of repair of leaks in the
water line the time for completion could extend from two weeks to a month
or more. During part of the pending work there will need to be engineering
Inspection nearly full-time. At other times inspection will involve only
Intermittent attention to the contractors work.
We estimate that the street work left to aecompllgb will involve up to
forty hours of inspection time and that water line inspection needed to
approve repairs and testing will amount to approximately forty hours.
Wepropose to inspect this work by assigning an Engineer, tirade I at
$24.00 per hour according to our "Schedule of Rates and Charges for
Engineering Services," copy attached. We therefore propose a not -to -exceed
amount of 1,920.00 for the engineering work to complete this project to
the scope that is presently anticipated.
As we have explained in previous correspondence, we believe that inspection
services provided beyond the original completion date of November 1, 1973,
should be paid for separately and beyond the original contract for
engineering services. We, therefore, request -that you authorize us to
proceed with the completion of the project as outlined herein.
If you plan to proceed with the work as we have proposed, we suggest
that a notice to resume work be issued not later than May 15, 1974.
The Contractor would then have ten days in which to mobilize for
construction:
Very truly yours,
Wince-Corthell & Associates
Philip . Bryson,I�
Attachment:
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Comparison of tax millage
among Alaska's Cities,
(1973) .
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REAL
PERSONAL SALES
CITY
PROPERTY
PROPERTY TAX
Anchorage
7.9
7.9 -0-
Cordova
18.0
-0- 3
Craig
14.0
14.0 2 ;
Dillingham
18.5
18.5 3
Fairbanks
12.0
N/A 3
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Haines
5.0
5.0 . 3
Homer
12.0
12.0 1
Ketchlkan
9.7
9.7 2.5
Kodiak
8.5
-0- 3
Nome
18.5
16.S 2
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Palmer
4.0
4.0 2
Petersburg
17.0
17.0 3
Seldovia
13.5
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Seward
20.0
20.0 -0-
Ska 9 Ywa
15.0
15.0 3
Soldotna
10.0
10.0 '. Ie o n -0-
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Vatdez
15.0
-0- 3 9
Wrangell
18.0
16.0 3
Avera a
13.1
13,j 9.4 4, 6 2
Kenai
10.5
10.5 1
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property tax rate is 2.6
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(b) Kenai's personal property tax rate is 1.1 mills higher than the average;
j . (c) Kenai's sales tax rate is 1% lower than the average.
2. City's deficit can be recovered under a three year program:
GENERAL
FUND WATER/SEWER AIRPORT
_� Ist. year surplus 300,000 None None
j 2nd. year surplus 300,000 500,000 None
3rd. year surplus 100,000 50,000 $ 50,000
4th. year surplus 100,000 20,000 20,000
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3. Tax millage estimated:
1973/74 10.5 mills
1974/75 12.5 mills (estimate)
_ 1975/76 8.5 mills (estimate)
1976/77 8.0 mills (estimate)
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1977/78 7.0 mills (estimate)
NOTE: Estimate based on assumption of normally efficient City operation.
4. Based on the plan, the long-range debts are scheduled to be paid by operational
-; surplus of each year, (at the conclusion of sales tax) .
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