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Kenai City Council
Meeting Packet
April 3, 1974
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REGULAR MEETING, KENAI CITY COUNCIL
APRIL 3, 1974, 8:00 P.M.
KENAI LIBRARY
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
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ROLL CALL
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PUBLIC HEARINGS
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Ordinance 239-74 - Appropriating funds FY 1973/74
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PERSONS PRESENT SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD:,
1. Don Brown - Alaska Barite Lease `
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1. Minutes of Special Meeting, March 8, 1974
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2. Minutes of Regular Meeting, March 20, 1974
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City Attorney's Report
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CORRESPONDENCE
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OLD BUSINESS
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1. Price suggestion on fuel
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2. Audit 4 Budget Committee
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3. Recreation Trailers
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NEM BUSINESS
1. Bilis to paid - bilis to be ratified
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2. Ordinance 244-74 - Reduction of Penalties
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3. State•Land Selection
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4. R - Lee Seafoods - gravel
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S. Lease - Kenai Air Service - General Aviation
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6• Petitions - Year around leash.law
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7. Engineer for Water 4 Sewer project
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3. Mayor's Report
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4. City Clerk's Report
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S. Finance Director's Report
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6. Planning 4 Zoning's Report
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7. Borough Assemblymen's Report
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`.! MINUTES
I KENAI CITY COUNCIL
REGULAR MEETING
APRIL 3, 1974
8:00 P.M.
KENAI LIBRARY
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The Council gave the Pledge of Allegiance.
ROLL CALL:
Members present - Tru McGrady, Robert Norene, H. J. Steiner,
A. L. Hudson, C. E. Johnson and Vice Mayor:,Doyle.
Members absent - None.
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PUBLIC HEARINGS
B - 1:
Ordinance 239-74 - Appropriating funds FY 1973/74
To be continued.
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PERSONS PRESENT SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD:
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Don Brown - Alaska Barite Lease
Don Brown introduced Gene Wiles. Mr. Wiles stated he has
discussed the new lease with Mr. Navarre. He used some of the
terms of the old lease and some of the provisions from the j
general lease form of the City's. He gave Council a copy of the
amended lease. He stated there had been a problem with the legal
description but that is straightened out with B.L.M. There is
a small area in the middle of Lot 1 that was eliminated and
would appear there will be a block of land with no access road.
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He would like the City to acquire this so they could utilize the �
area. Kenai Native Association has made application for a
portion of Lot 1. !,
Mr. Navarre stated there is a problem with the description and
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the conditions of maintenance of the dock. He would prefer to
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correct the plat and record it along with the description. He
felt also a follow up, a re-evaluation period in -a minimum of
five years.
George Miller stated X.N.A. got the title to a portion of Lot
1, on Thursday. He suggests a meeting with K.N.A., Administra-
tion and Alaska Barite.
After more discussion, it was the consensus of Council to have
Administration get together with Mr. Wiles and Mr. Brown to
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work out the lease and to report back to Council.
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Harry Adams - Racing Association ;
Mr. Adams gave Council a copy df a letter from Ed Barber of the 1
Division of Lands. The letter stated the steps required to i
complete a transfer of the concerned lands from the City of
Kenai to the Kenai Peninsula Racing Association, Inc. Mr.
Adams asked Council's feelings.
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Mr. Navarre stated he has been working on this. The City
pays out approximately $4,000 a year with very little return.
After further discussion, Norene moved and Johnson seconded
for the City of Kenai to assist the Kenai Peninsula Racing f
Association and get the lease transferred into their name.
Mr. Fisher felt we should get the value of the City's expenses
and contact the people who made contributions. Mr. Chen
stated the City spent $2,548, which doesinot include City
labor or equipment. Joe Ross stated the main contributor was
Red McCollum,.
The motion carried by roll call vote with Doyle dissenting.
McGrady moved and Steiner seconded for reconsideration at the
next regular meeting.
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The Minutes of the Special Meeting of March 8, 1974, were
approved as distributed.
The Minutes of the Regular Meeting of March 20, 1974, were
approved as distributed.
City Attorney's Report
Mr. Fisher stated he felt commercial leases should be shorter
terms for the best interest of the City.
Mr.'Fisher reported Ordinance 244-74 that is here -for intro-
duction tonight would reduce the maximum possible penalties
for minor offenses. This will conform to.the present practice
of the Court.
Councilman Johnson asked the City Attorney the advantages of
the 5 year re-evaluation clause, to the City, Mr. Fisher
stated when the land is first leased it is leased for one
purpose. Then the purpose or use will change. The re-
evaluation clause makes available a use change. The re- -
evaluation clause has not been implemented in the past. Mr.
Navarre stated a 3S year lease is the minimum number of years
a financial institution will accept to loan money. Mr.
Navarre feels the lst and the last 4 years lease rental
should be paid in advance.
Vice Mayor Doyle recessed the meeting at 9:35 P.M.'and
reconvened the meeting at 9:40 P.M.
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OLD BUSINESS
Price Suggestion on fuel
Mr. Navarre stated there is a letter from Doyle's Fuel
Service in the packet. It shows an increase of $704.00
since January 1, 1974. He stated it would be safe to add r
another $500 for the remainder of the fiscal year.
Johnson moved and McGrady seconded to approve the payment
of the price increase of $704 and increases in the
remainder of the fiscal year to be taken care of by Admin-
istration. The motion carried by roll call vote with Steiner
dissenting and Doyle abstaining.
Councilman Steiner asked if there were a decrease in price,
if the City would get the benefit. Mr. Doyle stated yes, the
City would get the benefit.
Norene moved and Steiner seconded that up to $1,200 for fuel
price increase be approved from the contingency fund. The
motion carried by roll call vote with Doyle abstaining.
Audit $ Budget Committee i
Deferred.
Recreation Trailers
Mr. Navarre stated we have a request from the North Kenai
Playground Association to transfer the ownership of the
recreation trailer; to them. Mr. Navarre recommends the
transfer.
Norene moved and McGrady seconded to -accept the City Manager's
recommendation and transfer the ownership of the recreation '
trailers to the North Kenai Playground Association. The
motion carried by roll call vote with McGrady.and Doyle
dissenting,
NEW BUSINESS
Bilis to be paid - bills to be ratified
Mr. Navarre stated there is one addition to the list and that
is the City Attorney's March bill.
Steiner moved and Johnson seconded to approve payment of bills
and ratify payment of bills as listed on the memo of 4-3-74
plus the City Attorney's bill. The motion carried unanimously
y roll call vote.
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G - 2: Ordinance 244-74 - Reduction of Penalties
Johnson moved and Steiner seconded to introduce Ordinance
- 244-74 - Reduction of Penalties and set the hearing for
April 17, 1974. The motion carried unanimously by roll call
vote.
G - 3: State Land Selection
Mr. Navarre stated several months ago Council approved the
selection of 12 acres at the north end cif the City limits
from the State Land Selection. He would like Council to
re -confirm this property.
Johnson moved and McGrady seconded to authorize the City
Manager to proceed in that direction, to have the 12 acres
on the north end of the City limits be withdrawn from State
Land sale for etalization of the City of Kenai, Unanimous
consent was asked and granted.
G - 4: R - Lee Seafoods - Gravel
Mr. Navarre reported Mr. 4 Mrs. Schmidt want to expand their
processing plant and need more gravel to enlarge and raise
the pad. They would like to use the gravel in the City's
pit. They will need between 2,000 4 S,000 yards and will
exhaust most of the gravel in the pit. Planning & Zoning
recommend they be allowed to use the gravel but Council
establish a price. Mr.Navarre recommends a charge of 504
a yard.
Norene moved and Johnson seconded to allow R - Lee Seafoods
to use the City's gravel pit at a price of 504 a yard. The
motion carried unanimously by roll call vote.
G - S: Lease - Kenai Air Service - General Aviation
Mr. Navarre stated this has gone to Planning 4 Zoning and
they recommend Kenai Air Service be given a 90 day option
on Lots 7, 8, & 9, Black S, General Aviation. They are to
submit their development plan within the 90 day option period.
They plan to utilize this for an aircraft hanger and related
facilities.
McGrady moved"and Steiner seconded to approve a 90 day option
on Lots 7, 8, $ 9, Block 5, General Aviation to Kenai Air
Service. The motion carried unanimously by roll call vote.
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G - 6: Petitions - Year around leash law
Dir. Navarre stated he has had many calls on this and has
asked people to get a petition signed. There are six
petitions in the Council's packet. The Clerk passed around
another petition that was received late.
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Johnson moved and Steiner seconded the City Attorney be
directed to prepare an ordinance taking care of a full
time leash law for a public hearing and:have the Administratior
prepare a fact sheet on the costs.
After some discussion, th'e motion tied and thereby failed.
Voting yes; Steiner, Hudson and Johnson. Voting no; McGrady,-
Norene and Doyle.
Engineer for Water $ Sewer proiect
Mr. Navarre stated he has asked for several different
proposals on engineering for a new well and related lines.
This would add to the water supply. There would be very
little, if any, property to be assessed. The project could
include a storage tank & a few minor service pick-ups. The �
highway work is slated for next year and need to make high-
way crossings prior to or during construction. There is a
$10,000 matching grant available through U.S.G.S. for testing
and surveillance. Mr. Navarre would like to select an
engineering firm. He has had 3 proposals; Wince, Corthell,
Assoc., Engineering Research and Harold Galliett & Assoc.
The costs run primarily the same. Mr. Navarre would recommend
hiring Galliett 4 Assoc. as they have already done -and been
paid for some of this work. He has indicated he could have
it ready to go to bid by July 1, 1974.
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Councilman McGrady asked if there were any other grant money
available other then the $10,000. Mr. Navarre stated hope-
fully the State would participate 250. Councilman Johnson
asked how much would the engineering cost and.Mr. Navarre
stated somewhere between $.2,000 $ $120000.
After some discussion Johnson moved and McGrady seconded to
authorize Administration to proceed on this project using
the firm of Harold Galliett $ Assoc.
Councilman Steiner asked if these monies are to come out of
the water $ sewer Capital Improvement Fund. Mr. Navarre
stated• there is $190,000 in water $ sewer capital projects
contingency.
The motion carried unanimously by roll call vote.
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Mr. Navarre stated the Chamber of Commerce would like the
City to apply for a $15,000 grant for the ACTION program, ;
under the Agency for Voluntary Service. This grant would i
assist in establishing a coordinator for volunteer programs.
Mr. Navarre would like Council's approval and apply for the
grant to get something going and have it turned over to the
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Chamber of Commerce.
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Steiner moved and Johnson seconded to apply for the grant
and work with the Chamber of Commerce. There were no
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objections and was so ordered.
G - 9: Resolution 74-16 - Use o£•Herbicide 2,4-D
McGrady moved and Norene seconded to adopt Resolution 74-16
Opposing the use of herbicide 2,4-D on any highmay right -of- '
ways or other public places on the Kenai Peninsula. The
motion carried unanimously by roll call vote.
Norene moved and Johnson seconded to move for reconsideration
of year around leash law at the next regular meeting. €
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H - 1: City Manager's Report
Mr. Navarre stated the man chosen to be the City Attorney
has changed his mind_. He is pursuing looking for another.;
He further reported he & Mr. Chen took delivery of the bonds :�
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in Seattle. f°
While Mr. Navarre was in Juneau he talked with the Department �.
of Corrections concerning a contract for the use of the jail.
They stated they would pay $5.87 for guard duty, the cost of
meals and the cost of medical supplies. There is a meeting
set up the 24th or 25th but between then and now, we will
send State prisoners on up to Anchorage.*
Mr. Navarre contacted the engineers on the library a week and
a half ago and they are willing to come down and give a
construction cost. Hopefully a meeting can be set up for
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a week from Friday.
Mr. Navarre stated he has been approached by a friend to put
lockers in the terminal building for baggage. He indicated
he would give us 25% of the total income the first year and
raise it to SOa. There would be twelve lockers to start with.
This was taken to Planning & Zoning and they approved it.
Mr. Hudson asked where will 'they be put and Mr. Navarre
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H - 1 - City Manager's Report - continued
Steiner moved and Johnson seconded to enter into an agreement
with Tyler Novelty to put in lockers in the terminal building.
There were no objections and was so ordered.
Councilman Hudson asked if the lockers infringe on the
Terminal Lease, Mr. Navarre stated their lease has expired.
H - 3: Mayor's Report
Vice Mayor Doyle stated Mayor Steinbeck'has resigned and a
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new Mayor needs to be appointed to fill his term of office.
Steiner moved and McGrady seconded -that Councilman Johnson
resign his position of Councilman and nominated him for the
office of Mayor. The motion carried by roll call vote with
Johnson abstaining.
The Clerk swore in the new Mayor and Mayor Johnson took the
Mayor's seat. 1
Hudson moved and Doyle seconded to nominate Robert Bielefeld
to serve as Councilman until October, 1974. The motion
carried unanimously by roll call vote.
H 4: City Clerk's Report
No report.
H - S: Finance Director's Report
i Mr. Chen stated that two months ago a central purchasing
agent was hired to'prevent unnecessary purchases. One in
every ten requests were deleted. There has been a saving of
1S% to 25% on each purchase. The City's purchasing power
i has increased by approximately $1,500 a month. The purchasing
{ clerk spends about half the time doing this and the other on l
accounts receivable.
The City has received a City Credit Rating from Moody, based '
on the monthly reports and the accomplishments of Mr. Navarre
in the Borough. The City wasgiven a rating of B -AA, the
_) highest given local government in the State of Alaska.
._...i Mr, Chen.reoorted the City collected $20,000 in assessments €
as of March 31, 1974.
Councilman McGrady asked Mr. Chen how the donations were
handled for the Senior Citizens. Mr. Chen explained they were
handled as any other revenue. The Senior Citizens budget was
increased in the amendatory budget because of the donations.
j The grant money has to be handled properly. Councilman
McGrady felt -there is a communication gap and felt it a good
idea for Administration to meet with them.
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Planning & Zoning's Report
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Commissioner Hudson reported on the Planning 6 Zoning meeting
of March 27, 1974.
A home occupation, Beauty Box, was approved.
The Kenai Air Service lease was taken up as was R - Lee
Seafoods. The commission recommended the pit be restored after
use. The lockers in the terminal was discussed.
Boroueh Assemblvmen's Report
Assemblyman McGrady reported on the Assembly meeting of
April 2, 1974.
Ordinance 74-6 - establishing time of delinquency for sales
taxes paid by mail, was passed.
Ordinance 74-7 - making a supplemental appropriation'to the
South Kenai Peninsula Hospital Service area, to be repaid by
revenues, was passed.
Ordinance 74-10 - approving transfer of solid waste powers to
the Borough from Homer, Kenai, Soldotna, and Seward, was
introduced and hearing set for May 7th.
Ordinance 74-11 - to revise salaries of the Borough employees
to reflect the cost of living increase, was introduced.
Ordinance 74-12 - establishing compensation of the Borough
Mayor was introduced.
Ordinance 74-13 - to allow adjustment to lower reimbursement
for official travel and per diem expenses, was introduced.
Ordinance 74-14 - to make alternative reimbursement for
official travel expenses incurred by the use of privately
owned vehicle applicable to the Mayor and Department Heads,
was introduced.
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Ordinance 74-15 - transferring funds from the Capital Projects
Funds to the school fund, was introduced.
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Ordinance 74-17 - repealing Ordinance 73-38 and appropriating
$400,000 from the Federal Revenue Sharing trust funds for the
purpose of construction of educational facilities, was
introduced.
The Assembly acknowledged receipt of the 1974/75 school ,
district budget - $9,619,690. An increase of $1,284,250.
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H - 7 - Borough Assemblymen's Report - continued
The following Resolutions were passed.
Resolution 74-20 - classifying certain Borough selected lands i
as Public Use Lands within the Bridge Creek Project of the
City of Homer;
Resolution 74-21 - protesting the use of chemical herbicides;
Resolution 74-22 - setting forth finding as to population of
the Kenai Peninsula Borough; :_
Resolution 74-23 - selecting certain lands in the Moose Pass
area;
Resolution 74-24 - urging immediate passage and enactment of
SB 460 to require review of Administrative regulations by the
Legislature; and
Resolution 74-27 - endorsing the 200 mile limit to exclude
foreign fishermen.
Three Capital Projects contracts were let for the Kenai
Elementary, dirt work for Homer High and Homer Elementary. I.
A petition for formation of North Kenai Service Area for
recreation powers was presented and the hearing set for
April 23rd.
A resolution was passed stating the prettiest girl in Alaska
is Darby Moore.
PERSONS PRESENT NOT SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD:
Lee Glad i.
Mr. Clad stated it takes twenty people to petition Councilmen.
I£ there is a majority of citizens there is no need for a
public hearing. He is dissappointed with Council's action on
the year around 13.:ssh law,even though it is up for recon-
sideration.
MEETING ADJOURNED: 11:50 P.M.
Respectfully ysubmitted,
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AMENDMENT TO LEASE
WHEREAS* the City of Kenai, Alaska, as Lessor, and
Alaska Barite Company, as Lessee, entered Into a lease agreement
dated June S, 1968 for a period of five (5) years with the right
of the Lessee to renew the lease for threw (3) additional periods
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of fiv* (5) years for the following described lands and improve -
cents, to wits
Lot 10, See. 4, T S N, R 11 W, S.M.
containing 11.50 acres and Lots I & 2
embraced in U. S. Survey 4563,
together with all improvements now
located thereon, except the tanks
and fill station owned by the United
States Goverment.
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WHEREAS, the rental for the Initial "ear term and
for the first 5 -year option period was at the rate of $1,663.20
per year payable in advance in semi-annual Installments of
$931.60 an June I and December I of each year, and thereafter
the rate for the second and third option periods to be equal
to 100 of the appraised value of the bare land leased (excluding
all improvemepts) provided, howoverp that the annual rent would ti
sever be leas than $1,863.20 per year; and
WHEREAS, the Lessee under the terms of the lease, has
paid rentals during the first 5 -year option period up to June
30 1970 and
WHEREAS, pursuant to said lease, the City included in
the lease lands in Lots I & 2 U. 0. Survey 063 which were not
owned or controlled by the Lessorl and ►
WHEREAS, by virtue of paragraph 3 of the lease, the
Lessee had no obligation to maintain or repair any improvements
an the leasehold including the dock, and by virtue of paragraph
14, the City had an affirmative obligation during the term of
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the lease to construct and maintain a two-lane gravel -surfaced
road from its nearest existing road to the boundaries of the leased
premises; and
WHEREAS, the City was unable to make repairs to the
dock or construct and maintain the access•,road and such repairs,
construction and maintenance were accomplished by the Lessee
.at its own costs and e3ipeuse; and
WHEREAS, the Lessee has assigned all of its right,
title and interest in the Lease to Inlet Oil Corporation, an
Alaska corporation, pursuant to paragraph 12 of the lease; and
WHEREAS, it is in the mutual interest of the City and
Inlet Oil Corporation to amend the lease: (1) to make the assignee,
Inlet Oil Corporation a party to the leasot (2) to correct the
legal description; (3) to impose obligations and duties on the
Lessee for maintenance and repair of the docks and (4) to desig-
note a definite period of time for the torm of the lease;
IM, THEREFORE, in consideration of One Dollar ($1.00)
each to the other paid, the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged
and in consideration of the mutual covenants and agreements herein
contained, the June 5, 1968 lease is amended as follows:
1. This amended lease'is entered into on this
day of , 1974, by and between the City of Kenai, a
home rule, municipal corporation of Alaska, hereinafter called
•City' and Inlet oil Corporation, an Alaska corporation, herein-
after called Lessee.
2. That the City, in consideration of the payments of
the refits and the performance of all the covenants herein contained
by the Lessee, does hereby demise and lease to the Lessee the
following described property in the Kenai Recording District,
Alaska, to wits
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1. Lot 10, Sec. 4, T 5 N, R it w., Sall.
containing 11.50 acresi
2. all of Lot 1 U.S. Survey 4563 excepting
the followings That portion of lot
1 beginning at meander corner No.
1, thence N 44000' E., 0.74 chain
to a point on line 1-2, Lot 1, which
Is S 44000' W., 50 feet from thb approx-
imato centerline of the Beaver Loop Road
and the true point of beginnings thence
N. 44000' E., 10.51 chains along line 1-2,'
lot 1, to corner No. 2 of Lot if thence S.
48.00' E., SJO chains along line 2-3,;`2ot
1, 5.20 chains to corner No. 3 of Lot 1;
thence S 48000' W., 10.03 chains along line
3-4, lot 1, to corner No. 4 which is S.
48.00• W., 50 feet from the approximate
centerline of the Heaver Loop Roads thence
N. 50045' W., 4.69 chains to the point of
beginning. Containing 3.60 acres;
3. and all of Lot 2 U. S. Survey 4563
except the truck fill stand owned
by the U. S. Government and any ease-
ments for rights-of-way reserved by
the U. 8. Government.
Provided, however, the interest transferred or conveyed by the
City pursuant to this lease are subject to any and all of tho
covenants, terms, or conditions contained in the instrumento
conveying title or other -interest to the City.
3.• The term of this amended lease is for a period of
twenty (20) years commencing the day of , 1974,
• and continuing to the day op ; 19
4. The rental for the first 5 -year period shall be at
the rate of $1,863.20 per year payabio in advance at the commence-
ment of each lease year of this amended lease. The annual rental
payable during the second, third and fourth five-year periods
shall be a sum equal to ten percent (109) of the appraised value
of the bare land (excluding all improvements) dotermined as of
the first day of the second, third and fourth 5 -year periods, said
appraised value to be determined by a qualified real estate appraiser
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selected by mutual agreement of the City and lessee, provided the
annual rent shall not be logs than $1,862.20. Said rent shall be #
payable annually at the cormtsncement of each lease year.
S. Lessee shall have the right to use the promises t
for such industrial and/or other purposeI Loa 000 may from
time to rare sea tit, including but not 14-94,-A to the handling,
" oruehing, drying, grinding,.storing,, bagging of }write and/or
such other products as Losses, may from time to time 600 fit.
1000800 shall have the right to awake at its expense
any alterations, additions, improvements and botteimonts to the
herein leased promises in order to adapt the promises to fulfill
the purpose of this lease, but before the commencement of any
such alterations, additions, Improvements, or betterments the
Lassoo shall first submit plans covering such aorta to the Plan -
sing Commission for approval, which approval shall not be un-
reasonably withhold, and Lessee shall not commence to do the
work without such approval. All ouch alterations, additions,
improvements, and betterments shall be done in a 9006 and work-
ssonlike mannog,,and comply with City building regulations abon-
aver appropriate.
Tho City shall not in any event be liable to any con-
tractors, laborers, or persons furnishing labor or materials for
any such alterations, additions, improvements or betterments to
the laasod promises contracted for by the Looeoo. The Leasoo
agrees to forthwith pay and discharge any mechanics Ilona that
may be filed and ostablishad against the leased promises by reaso
of any alterations, additions# improvements, or bottesments done
by the LOssoo during the term of this loa&e.
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U88CO shall cotply with all applicable federal, State
and City laws, regulations and ordinances now in force or which
nay be promulgated, with regard to construction or sanitation,
and all other matters including any restrictions imposed by the
federal Goverpront due to National Defense.
6. lessee shall have no obligation to maintain or
repair any Improvements now on the premises, except such repairs
as may be required by applicable law in the interest of public
safety and except for -the dock located on the leased premises.
In respect to such dock., the Losses agrees at Lessee's expense
to Map the dock in as good and tenantable condition as it
presently is at the time of the execution of this amonded,lease
and to return such dock at. the termination of the tenancy in the
Batas condition as when received by Lasses, reasonable use and
Wear thereof and damage by act of God accepted. Tho term act of
God shall include but shall not be limited to fires, floods, Lao
flows, windstorms and other damage from the elements not caused
by the negligence of Lessoo.
7. The City agrees to exert its best efforts to pur-
chase from the United States Government the land ombraeed in the
truck fill station and existing easements now located in Lot 2
g. S. Survey 4563. in the event that the City is able to obtain
titlo to said truck fill station and existing easements, Lessee
shall have the option to lease said fill station and casements
from the City in consideration of an annual rental in an amount
not to exceed ton per cont (100) of the appraised valuo thereof,
said appraisal to be made by a qualified appraiser selected by
mutual agreement of the parties.
Q. The City agrees to indemnify and hold Lessee harm -
loos from and against any claims, liabilities or obligations
arising from prior looses of the leased promises or which may be
mado by previous iesecos of, said property.
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9. indemity of the City$ Lessee agreao to cava and
heap harmlcss the City from any and all coots, expsnoes and damagos
and any and all claims, demands or liabilitioo on account or by
reason of any act or omission, negligent at otherwise, of the
Lessee,or any of its employees, and in th4 event any proceeding
or suit is instituted againot the City or any of its officers or
,agents on account or arising out of any ouch alai ns as herein
stentioned, than Leccee shall defend the same at his own cont and
exponoo and shall pay any judgment rondored therein againot the
City or any of its officors or agents, if Lessee refuses or
naglecto to so defend any and all such actions, it shall pay all
casts, expenses and attorney fees which the City, its officers
or agents aro subject to in defense of the an=.
In this connection, Lessee agrees that it will carry
pumlia liability and property damage insurance in the amount of
+#_ens nnn_nd,, and will furnish the City a certificate of in-
surance as evidence of this covor.
10. Bight to Quiet possession$ The City agrees that
upon execution of this instrument Lessee shall have complete
authority and jurisdiction over facilities and activities in-
oluded, or occurring on the aforgdosaribod promiees, except for
t such lana as presently ramairw under the jurisdiction of the
United 8tatoo Covorm Ont. ,
11, If rent herein payable, or any part thereof, shall
be and remain unpaid when the same shall be duo, and shall remain
unpaid for a period of ten (10) days after written notice of non-
payment by City to Loosoo, or if'Lossoo shall violate or default
in any of the eovenanto, agreemontor stipulation, or conditions
Wain, which default shall continue after written notice of
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heap harmlcss the City from any and all coots, expsnoes and damagos
and any and all claims, demands or liabilitioo on account or by
reason of any act or omission, negligent at otherwise, of the
Lessee,or any of its employees, and in th4 event any proceeding
or suit is instituted againot the City or any of its officers or
,agents on account or arising out of any ouch alai ns as herein
stentioned, than Leccee shall defend the same at his own cont and
exponoo and shall pay any judgment rondored therein againot the
City or any of its officors or agents, if Lessee refuses or
naglecto to so defend any and all such actions, it shall pay all
casts, expenses and attorney fees which the City, its officers
or agents aro subject to in defense of the an=.
In this connection, Lessee agrees that it will carry
pumlia liability and property damage insurance in the amount of
+#_ens nnn_nd,, and will furnish the City a certificate of in-
surance as evidence of this covor.
10. Bight to Quiet possession$ The City agrees that
upon execution of this instrument Lessee shall have complete
authority and jurisdiction over facilities and activities in-
oluded, or occurring on the aforgdosaribod promiees, except for
t such lana as presently ramairw under the jurisdiction of the
United 8tatoo Covorm Ont. ,
11, If rent herein payable, or any part thereof, shall
be and remain unpaid when the same shall be duo, and shall remain
unpaid for a period of ten (10) days after written notice of non-
payment by City to Loosoo, or if'Lossoo shall violate or default
in any of the eovenanto, agreemontor stipulation, or conditions
Wain, which default shall continue after written notice of
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said default by the City to the Lessee for a period of thirty (30)
days, or such additional time as may reasonably be required for
the curing of said default, or if Lessee shall file a voluntary
petition for bankruptcy or make a general assignment for the bone
fit of creditors, or in the event of any other occurrences which
operates to deprive Lessee permanently of the right,,powers, and
Vriviloges necessary for Lesseo's use of the leased promises, or
upon abandonment of the promises by Lessee, the City may cancel
this lease by giving notice to Lessee and re-onteg and take
possession of the premises. The failure of the City to declare
this lease terminated upon default of Losses for say of the reasons
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hereinabove stated shall not operate to bar, abridge, or destroy
the rights of the City to declare this lease null and void and at
an and upon any subsequent violation of the tosms of this lease !
by Leases. in addition, the City retains all of its additional ;
rights and seau3also at law or in equity.
12. The right is hereby reserved to the City to enter !
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upon the premises at any reasonable time to inspect the premises.
` - 13: 'Tho failure of the City to insist in any one or
more instances upon a strict performance by Lessee of any of
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• stipulations contained in this lease shall not be considered as
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shall continue and remain in full force and effect.
14, it is mutually agreed that this lease extend and
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• 15. Notieos to the City provided for in this agreement
shall be moat by registered or certified mail, postage prepaid, .
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addressed to the City of Kenai, P. 0. Sox 500, Kenai, Alaska, and
notices to the Lessee shall be sent by registered or•cortified
mail, postage prepaid, addressed to the Lessee at 3rd Floor 1226
Commerce Street, Dallas, Texas 75202 or to such other address as
Lessee shall from time to -time notify the City.
16. Lease Renewal P.eouest Procedure. Lessee shall
Within thirty (30) days before the expiration makq application
In Writing for a renewal, certifying under oath as to the
character and value of all improvements existing on the land,
facilities, properties, or interests therein, the purpose for
Which is desired a renewal and such other information as the
City may require. The Lessee shall deposit With such application,
the sum equivalent to 109 per cent of the prevailing annual
rental or fees still in effect. Such application, When fully
conforming to the requirements herein stated, Will extend the '
lease on a month-to-rwnth basis until such time as the City
gives notice to Losses that:
a. The request.for renewal has been granted. j
b. 2!he request for renewal has been rejected, stating !
the reasons for such rejection.
a. The City has determined -It to be in the beat
public Interest or is required by law or regulation to offer
the lease at a public auction.
d. That equitable considerations require a revision
of the lease prior to granting a renewal.
17. Nicht to Remove improvements. Improvements owned
by a Lessee on leased lands shall, within sixty (0) days after
the expiration, termination or cancellation of -the lease be
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been made in writing and received within said 60 -day period.
The retiring Lessee may, with the consent of the City sell its
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improvements to a succeeding tenant.
10. No Partnership or Joint Venture Created. It is
•expressly understood that the City shall not be e:onstrued or
held to be a partner or joint venturer of Lessee on the conduct
of business on the demised premises; and it is expressly under-
stood and agreed that the relationship between the parties hereto H
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is, and shall at all times remain, that of landlord and tenant.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have set their hands
the day and year stated in the individual acknowledgments below:
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CITY OF HENAI
STATE OF ALASKA )
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On this day of , 1974, before me,
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personally appearo8-- , known
to be the person who executes the anove Amendment to Lease, and
acknowledged that he (they) had the authority to sign for the
purposes stated therein.
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LESBEE i
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STATE OF )
On this day of , 1974, before me,
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to be the person who executor the above twsn=ent to Lease, and
aeknaoledged that he (they) had the authority to sign the :aces
' for the purposes stated therein.
Notary Public In anU tar Ala0ka
Hy eorsaission expiress '
Initial Amendment to Lease approved by City Council the
day of 1974. "
city Clerx
Assignment approved by Kenai planning Commission the day
Of 1974.
Assignment approved by City Council on day of
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containing 11.50 acres;
•• ...2. all of Lot l U.S. Survey 4563 excepting
the following: That portion of Lot 1
beginning a7 meander corner Yo. Z, thence
N 440001E., 0.74 phains along line 1-2,
• to the true point of beginning which bears
S 440001 W., 50 ft. distant from the approx-
imate eenterlire of the Beaver Loop Road; r
thence N 440001x^.., 7.35 chains along line
`l-2, to corner No. 2, thence S 43100' E., '
5.20 chains along line 2-3, to corner 1%
.3; thence S 480001 W., 7.24 chains along
line 3-4 to a point which bears S 480001
•. W. , 50 ft. distant from the apprcximate
% . centerline of the Beaver Loop Road and N
.480001 E., 0.20 chains from meander corner,
No. 4; thence N 44°09' W., 4.69 chains to
• the true point of beginning. Containing
• 3.60 acres.
3.; and all of Lot 2 U.S. Survey 4563 except-'
the truck fill -stand owned by the U. S.
Government and any easements for rights-
of-way reserved by the U. S., Government.
• Provided,'however, the interest transferred or conveyed by the
City pursuant to this lease are subject to any and all of the
- --� covenants,'terms•, or conditions contained in the instruments
''Conveying title or other interest to the City, and providing
further the CiZ_ does notwarrant or guarantee t110, accuracy, of_ the
above description.- '
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DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
DIVISION V LIMS, W E. M AVENWE. MCNOME onj
March 28, 1974
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Kenai Peninsula Racing Association Inc.
Box 1144
Soldotna, Alaska 99669
ATTN: Mr. Harry Adams
President
Re: AOL 55120 Lease
i City of Kenai
' Gentlemen:
This is in reply to the recent aerial photograph submitted to this office
from your organization. The following steps will be required to complete
a transfer of the concerned lands from the City of Kenai to the Kenai
Peninsula Racing Association Inc.:
1. Vie must have a copy of you incorporation papers, in particular
stating that you are a non-profit organization organized under
the laws of the State of Alaska.
2. The BOR Special Special Stipulation #1 must be removed from the
lease agreement. This stipulation was executed on August 9, 1972.
The Division of Parks is to submit a letter stating that this
endorsement may be removed from this particular lease.
E 3. The lease will be reduced to the NE4, Section 36, Township 6 N.,
r Range 11 W., Seward Meridian excluding Block C., Beaver Creek,
Alaska Subdivision for an area of approximately 155 acres.
4. The annual rental will be pro -rated on an acreage basis. You
should therefore anticipate a rental of approximately $1,000.00
per annum until the re -appraisal date. A re -appraisal will be
accomplished on April 24, 1977.
S. An assignment must be completed by the City of Kenai and the Kenai
Peninsula Racing Association Inc. whereby the Kenai Peninsula
Racing Association Inc. assumes the lease agreement. The
Division of Lands will complete this form and forward It after
t the above stipulations have been completed.
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Should you have any questions regarding the above please feel free to
contact this office.
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Box 584
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TEIEPMONE 293.7655
JAMES H. DOYLE
April 1, 1974 Owner
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Box 380
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Enclosed please find a schedule of price increases in gasoline and
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stove oil passed on to us from Tesoro. We are submitting a price
increase for the period 1-1-74 to 4-1-74.' The price of gasoline at
this time for the City of Kenai is:
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Bid price, regular gasoline .269 plus .07 ....=.339 gallon
Bid price, stove oil .228 plus .108 ...=.336 gallon
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JAMES H. OOYLE
City of Kenai
Owner
FUEL PRICE INCREASES 1973-74
Stove Oil Tesoro Increased price at refinery' .:
9/1/73
.014 per gallon
10/13/73
.019
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12/1/73
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1/9/74
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2/4/74
.025
.108 increased to date
Gasoline
9/28/73
.008 per gallon
11/1/73
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1/9/74
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2/4/74
.01
4/1/74
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07 increased per gallon to date
Stove Oil increased .043 gal from 9/1/73 to 1/1/74,
Gas
.03
We are requesting price increases only to 1/1/74 retroactive from 4/1/74
1/4 Inv. 58256
ill stove 1224 gas
1/7 58473
309 stove —�
620 Stove X .043 ..................26.66
1224 X .03 ...............36.72
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1018 X .05 ..........6490050.90
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1/31 58770
1411 stove X .08 .................112.88
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2/21 39300
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4583 gas X .06 ..........275.10
$704.00
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For Council Meeting of April 3, 1974
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The following are disbursements over $500.00
which need
Council approvals
VENDOR AMOUNT P. O. !
DEaCRIPTION
. State of Alaska
Retirement system 6220.34 none
emplayeo-employor
`March 1974 retirement
Travelers Insurance 1890.14 none
April 1974 group Inst.
1VUSCO 1840.29 none
March Gas bili
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March Electricity bill
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bond refunding
Seattle lot National 6,323.74 none
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--Criminal prosecutions. arrangement,
rran ements. etc. 4501)•
--Code revision Section 13-1 (less than 101)
--Resesseh meas -- Mayor resignation (less then 10i)"
--Miscellaneous matters including but not limited to
contact with APUC. lands matters. miscollsneous setters,
etc. (301)9
t... Attorney's tees
906.56
Bxpsnsest L/9 calls 2/22 .54 Night Letterst 1.39
3/11 2_94 1_30
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--MPC 33 (301)"
--Locsi improvement districts (301)"
matters (401)"
«Nisesilaneous water 4 serer
154.96
Attorneys iaa
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Re: Reduction of Penalties in Kenai Code
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IN O. BOX 500 KENAI, ALASKA 99611
TELEPHONE 403 - 7535
21 March 1974
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Historically the Kenai Code has provided penalties of $300 and 30 days
in jail as a maximus penalty for an offense in the Code. The courts
historically never impose such pen�ties for drunkenness, minor disputes,
trespassing, etc.
Rarely is a penalty fine exceeding $25.00 or $50.00 imposed for
almost any of the offenses listed in Kenai Code, Chapter 13.
When more serious offenses oecur, enforcement officials file charges
under state statutes, which are prosecuted by the district attorney
• with the testimony required for trial provided by the City police.
Even though the city attorney has received a statement from Magistrate
Jess H. Nicholas, that if a matter is not a serious offense, it won't
bear a penalty of more than $100 and won't affect a valuable licejist�,
a jury trial will not be required, the penalties should be lowered to
a maximum of $100. Then the City can argue that a jury trial should
not be required for minor offenses.
The passage of the Ordinance -74 should do the following things:
1. Hopefully cost less money for the City of.Kenai's enforcement
of the Kenai Code by assuring that jury trials, which are expensive to
the City, can be avoided in some instances.
2. The reduction in penalty does not prevent charging a violation
under the City Code, but should reduce costs of trial because violations
would be tried only to a judge.
3. If the defendant doesn't like what the magistrate does, it is
possible to appeal to another judge.
The major offenses tried by the City are usually drunk driving, reck-
less driving, or negligent driving. These offenses will still carry
the maximum permitted penalty of 30 days in jail or $300. The monetary
penalties should he increased because the $300 limit was probably
copied from limits established 30 years ago. The city attorney believes
the $300 limit should be ronoved entirely. Removal of the limit
might require a Charter change. Such a Charter change should be
undertaken not later than the 1st of August, 1974, so that everything
would be in order when annual elections are held in October 1974.
PAT truly,
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CITY OF KENAI -- ORDINANCE X6161-74
A%LENDING KENAI CODE, 1963, AS ENDED TO M.4.`MM THE PENJALTIES PT' %fTTTED
IN CHAPTER 13 SO SUCH PENALTIES SHALL NOT hA1'E A CONNOTATION OF
= CRIMINALITY.
WHEREAS, The Alaska Supreme Court has indicated that jury
trials are not required if, upon conviction, an offense has a penalty
absent of connotations of criminality or the penalty does not jeopardize
a valuable license, and
MIEREAS, avoidance of jury trials for the very minor offenses
= provides a speedy trial to the citizen at lowest possible costs to
the public treasury as well as tjie citizen;
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA:
Section 1 - Section 13-1, the Kenai Code 1963 as amended is
hereby further amended to read as follows:
Penalty
Section 13-1. Any person, firm or corporation who shall
violate any provision of this Chapter, by doing any act prohibited or
declared to be unlawful thereby, or declared to be an offense, or who
shall fail to do any act required by such provision, or who shall fiat
-to do any act when such provision declares such -failure to be unlawful
or to be an offense, upon conviction of any provision of this Chapter
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shall be punished by a fine not exceeding One hundred Dollars'(S100).
Section 2 - Copies of this Ordinance shall be distributed to
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all: holders of the Kenai Code, 1963, to the Magistrate in charge of the
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Passed day of 1974.
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P.O. BOR 580 • L2 NAL, ALASKA . PHONE 383.7539
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Name of Applicant #PP
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Address 3,VZ /
ausiness Name and Address �E!1"O'11/ 141-2 tEW4e10l�
Kenai Penins+:la Borough Sale,, Tax No.
State Business License No.
Pnone (check one)
Lease Permit
Lot Description krs % g .1.8We e Ad/RT/DA/
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Desired length of Lease or Permit 60.0-7 y,0.0 670 A0( avxo v EG6 44 -a /%)
Property to be Used for go cA/ET lf/JI dad -4 6i97�
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Description of developments (type, construction, size, -etc.)
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Attach development plan to scale 1 inch - 50 feet, showing all build-
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Time Schedule011 WAIL MAIr /49d cv/a PoWlI &D
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P.O. BOR 580 • L2 NAL, ALASKA . PHONE 383.7539
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Name of Applicant #PP
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Address 3,VZ /
ausiness Name and Address �E!1"O'11/ 141-2 tEW4e10l�
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State Business License No.
Pnone (check one)
Lease Permit
Lot Description krs % g .1.8We e Ad/RT/DA/
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Property to be Used for go cA/ET lf/JI dad -4 6i97�
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Description of developments (type, construction, size, -etc.)
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Attach development plan to scale 1 inch - 50 feet, showing all build-
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Time Schedule011 WAIL MAIr /49d cv/a PoWlI &D
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P. O. BOX 5£0 - KENAI, ALASKA PHONE 283.1535
Lease Application
page 2 of 2
For your information
Annual rental rate or cost
Zoned for .Lr,*sir kaa rrol.4z
Permits required ,&/GOiAIIS 10MOVIr '
Assessments /N G� of ArXerryP417f AQ 40�'
Insurance required 104406 000
Construction must be started byw; NT/AL _� rd�D✓ �T
Completion date for major constructions Bic &.#,0Tis:/N Z NIPS CR
L�Qf£ �v/!� �iE C�iVGEGLEh . svgtTgNTiqL /M�.eOt/E�fE`t/f boEa NvT'
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Routing_ *41"eN 37 . /995! Planning Commission Time
1 City Council Time A Af-740
Recommended by Cfi ly
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This application will be a part of the lease
Approvals:
J planning QDmisaions by
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Stray Dogs C .using Public
Health Problems
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to the dots. We vinmt thank its
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icrtna of list, nwrhitily :o our
tai+'„r: �. t.i h y p!".. • •,, sn• tty
chi:drers. F tcii ti:ne'Oe .,I13elVV a
c'•il !•. a ,!t +« •r a:r„.x COO,-
p:u•k of +tray dcrt sitting . roand
Uttitvd Stat...., ••.i s one rhi!d !s
a c' iid pluymx xe shw0i thb:r
bions:ht to tis,• ..y,. ,l•t• tnr's of.
fit thrni5 of that rhii,l's hr:.t.h
five eiritvr !,.- r,•,. !, f sil•el a
ah•tas, if we Per nit fur do,- to
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r, n=im- ci,n -A of ',t•c:w-e his
rt: m free we are in e'fvrt •:.y.
eyes are on1a•1 t„ I. cr ••+:••a. The
ins that tht• titer g f:rndom sa'ls'a
child ii civen a thormi,tt eye
Ing that the tiog'x freedcm takes
ea: m :.x tt,•ii a,: a s:eneral shy-
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sieat exam and t ftt•r mush de Ps.
Peter E. Cannava, M.D.
eratian list- -moll••, is tesla the
chiWit vW-tn ron't he imprave l
h,•rstts•• the rctino has lo•em de•-
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stroyed by a comsat,n rnun•l warm
val4•tt Toxot- ra ,:tnk. if the
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chii•i is htvhy hi ev.• will retain
$once si:<inn. "if the rhild it one
of the rarer un!-srt••nute on••w he
may hive to uneler...t f:irteri to
remote the eye 6w•er•n,e of the
i,uneentrolled irtlamation:”
The -round woi m Tetanelri is
enrrie•d in the Intexiines cf many
:lost+. lt'.+ cess art, deiinxitt;tl ontti
• ttm suit with the dugs feces. Vii-
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wary children latest the worm
eggs; either by catinu dirt or more
Comnsoniy the child's -toy comes
In contact with -the tint,, feces and
this toy, in turn Is touched by the
chili. Either way, the worm
eggs got swallowed by the child
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and hateis in the inteatlnes of the
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chill. Once hatched, the worms
penetrate the mail of the antes•
One. become blood borne anti set.
tie in the back of the eye where
they cause a violent inflscnma.
tory! response,
-it memo senselem that In our
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spree sge society we stilt allow
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debiliating discoitott to perslatl It
Is obvtous that the contrn, of this
dreaded eyee dim -age is a simple
matter -of reducing to a minimum
the quantity of infected dost fe-
ces our• children come in contact
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with. • Since de•wortwinir every
dno Its existence I. imtw: rural.
It follows that tht; only way to
.centro) the disease its to e¢pnse
eneh child hi as fete tings as is
passible. Thus 'tile flirt that
maker, up each child's play airs
will rontaitt only i sntait con•
centrtitton of dost feces.
In dicruesing tile• perennial
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prohlem of whother to leash or
unleash our ting, let ut not talk
In ternu of the psychic effects
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PENINS110. ORLERS
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The �p� .)�I ; Box 1031
PENINSULA OILERS Kenai, Alaska 99611
Baseball Club, Inc. — Tel. 283.7474
(A Non•ProPit Corporation)
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March 29, 1974
The Honorable John Steinbeck
Mayor of Kenai
Kenai, Alaska 99611
Dear Mayor Steinbeck:
We would appreciate it if you would furnish us with a picture of
you and a short letter addressed to the Peninsula Oilers Baseball
team in support of our team at the earliest possible date. We
would like to incorporate it in our Kenai Peninsula Oilers
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Baseball Yearbook.
We are a new organization to Alaska and the Peninsula and will
be competing in the National Baseball Congress as rivals to
the Anchorage Pilots and Fairbanks Gold Panners. _
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We would also like to extend ad invitation to you to visit us
to see our team in action. We feel that we will have a very
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exciting season with Bob Pomeroy of Chapman College as our
coach. The "lure of the north" is bringing us some very good,
top demand players from various colleges.
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Thank you.
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Very truly yours
Robert W. Love
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General Manager
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Phone 283.7969
The Village with a Past i 1
P. 0. 802 497
+ Kenai, A1182118 99611
• OIL CAPITOL OF ALASKA
April 3, 1974
Kenai City Council
City Manager, George Navarre
n Presenting the ACTION program, under the Agency
for Voluntary Service. This grant , which amounts
to a total of $15,000.00 would assist in establishing
` a coordinator for volunteer programs.
The Chamber of Commerce requests the city of Kenai
apply for this grant. The Chamber will cooperate in
the application process, and if the grant is achieved
► the establish meat of the program.
im A. Arness , pres.
Kenai Chamber of Commerce
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