HomeMy WebLinkAbout1978-02-15 Council PacketKenai City Council
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February 15, 1978
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C. ['L'RSONS !'ItF:~iE11T SCIIL'ULi/.LU TU /~!'. lIN.AUU
1. Qtticer Itagcr t)or~ear: rotntivo to fu~~rof-ib Pa11co Affir~y•u A~raocinNnn
2. H1cl~nrd Smith, Satamatot genfooda, Ine. - construetim~ of buildin~
3. Ituby Coyle •• SnoK Itemovnl tvitbtie L'ity ot K~r-iui -
4. Ted Carson - UUfarentinl TnxaUun a AU~cr ~tutters
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I. i~ifnutca ot thu rogulae meetin~ uf rebruary 1, 1fl78
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1. FuU~lmt+ke Notth ~itm• F3vroubh - rclotive ta RoyNty Qll ~
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1. Diecusufon - Snlumotat Bcnfauda lense
2, piseunstan - Cfty Bt~~evt i.IKbt 111utntennnoo Contract
3. Diecusnfon - Ratuso ~otl~cstinn Pcrmits
4. UiE;cunnion - Sno Shoo (iun Club
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a. NL'~Y 13UBINLt38
1. Bills u~ bo pafd - b111a ta bo ratllicd
2, Ordlnonao 889-78 - lncsr~sing e~timoto8 rovenune/eppraprlattone-tempocary ompioyao/Librnry
3. Or8lnanco 390-7B - Declerin~ aortai~ egulpment en4 metarfale es surpius
9. Resolution 78-23 - Acaeptlna peed of (totr:n~,o from 1'AA tor Traet D-5
6. tineoiution ?8-24 - A~quodting Amendment to Titlo 38 ot Alneke Statutas I
. 8. Rusotutiun 78-2b - Aeeopting sottla~nant offee reinttvo to aasossmont on (ureolusod property
7. Ro~olution ?8-20 - Trenator ot Fun~ir. - VF~~ter 6 Sowor Sorvicns - f8,000
6. Ronolution 7B-27 - Appoid of dccielon reQerding Planning Funds tor Strn~t J)cetan ~
9. 4cneo ot Clty Ownu~ 1and~ - Cerr-Oottetefn Piwportiou, Ina. !~
10. Amandmant to [,esdo ot q'urminol Bjinao - Cecloral Avintion AAminfetrulfan
U. pisaunoton • City of ~icw~rd Rosoiuttnn - CitleB pWmdna, plnttfng 4 aonina poworb
12. A.attftaeNon ot te~ophone pol) - rumvuy/taxi-way 11~hte -
I3. Wtneo••Cnrtholi ~AdHOCiQ~Q9 - payrment fnr dnatnooring u~rvlca~ rondorod
14. Bottlom~nt Agreement end Aolaiso - John C. Ingram, Jr. - 8amege W City property '~
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1. Clty Manegor's Roport f14/78
2. Clty Attornoy~s Bopoet
3. Mnyor'8 Roport
4. City Clonk'd RepoM '
b. Pfnanao Dlrootor's Nuport
e. Tlannfng o Zontng Commteslon's Itoiwrt
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NfAYVB b COUNCIL -~UL~TIONS ANb COMMKNTB
I. pLItBONB I~lili9L~NT NOT HCIlED[1~F.q 7'0 HL~ N~AItU
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C1TY t-7T4atdCY'S PEPORT
(Fcw~•uary 15, 1~~i3)
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(lj Sno Shoe Gun Glub~__ St~L~~s
4!e I~ave recc~ived a letter from t4r. 6ruce Atkinsor~, t{cad of Contract Adminis-
trRtiori, Dc•partment pf ttial;ural Res~urces, staLi~~g thaL he has tor~tarded our requesi,
ior lease extension ut the land presently occupied by the Sno Shoc C~m Club to
~d Barber ot the ~isLrict Offic~ ti~l~o will t~elp us r~ith tf~e pracedures Lo obtain a
long tai•m lease ot if~e properL•y.
~2) Liquor License: Ci~ of Kenai/Daddy's t1oney
The liquor license has t~een issued. OAddy's Ftoney (~as obtainr.d the certiticate
nuntber by fi~leptione trom Lhe AEtC ~oard and Lhe licensc• itself should be forwarded
rrithin a fevr days.
(3) Salamatoff Seafoads l.ease
' On February 13, 1978, paL Rro~m of Lands and t4ineti•als Oper~tions ot tihe
t3ureau o~' Land f~f7nagement in /lnchorage stai:ed Lliat Lhe ad~udication office has
rendered a decision on tl~e applicaLion and Lhat the City would receive a leL•ter
rrithin thn nex1: several days. tle stated thaL tt~e decision to granL the lease
"louks favorable".
(a) New SecreL•a ~
~ This drnartment• tool; a telepi~one po11 of the Council and received unanimous
approval ta hire Ms. Oeanp Evans to start work February 15~ 1978.
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Februaxy 8. 1978
Mr, Aonr~ld it. ParY,s
General Itanaggr
Redi Electrlc. Inc.
1306 Chu~;ach Way
Anchorage. Alaska 99503
Dear 1~ir. Parks s
Aes Redi Electiric~s proposal for rcpair and
maintenance of hi~Nvray il].uminal:ion sys~tem.
This ].etter la Por tiho purposc of c~.Qaring up.
o»ee and for ail, th$ respec~ive positi.ons of
tho C~ty of Kenai and Asdi E~.ectric concer~l.ng
Bedi Electric~s bid proposc~l of Sapt. 19. 1977
for the repair and mainbonanee of highway
illumination sys~ems alon~ a certain s~retiah
oP tbe 8pur Highriay in Konai.
The eity mar-agor had saked roo some time ago
tio contaat you 2'or the purpose of drav~ing up
e writtan contracti baeed on the bid proposai
mentioned above. 41hen I called Hedi ~:leatrie,
epeaking with Bud Caress, l~no sup~ri.»tendent.
I learned, however, that tihere apparc~ntly had
not basn s meetfnq of minds as concerns the
advertiaemen~ of bid (see atibaehod Er.hibi~ Aj
a»d the proposal made by Rodi Electria (see
at~aahed Exhibiti 8~.(
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Apparantly Redi El.ectria did not ent7.oipate
that the a~vertisement for bi~i enaompassed
the nee8 tor eontinual maintienance oF the lights
(not ~uet once a year ss anv~.sioned by aedi
Elea~ria).
I was !'urther informed th~~ Redi Eleatric did noti
wish to enter l.ntio ar-y contraat with the aity for
the maintensrae at-d repair af the iights i»
question.
In tho intierim, Refli Ele~tric did make repaira
on aertiain iigh~s aovered by the above pro osal.
A bi].1 was sent Lo the city (see Exhibiti C~.
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Keitih Kornelis, our public «orks direc~or.
spoko w~,th Johts Bu7.1 of pedi ElocL•ric on
Jan. 31, 197$. at i~hich time both gent~emon
vrexe able to stirai~hten ou~ ehar~;es of ~hat
particuls~r bil1. Spacifically, i~:r. Bull
a~eed L•h~t a deductl.an of the bill from
~1,686.58 to ;~1~561.93 uas warxanted.
This final corraeted biii was presen~ed to
tiho eouncll ati the las~ meetin~ and the bill
was authori2ed to bs paid.
The oniy matitier remain~.ng to be re3olvad is
~hati we obtain from you a formal wl.thdrawal
of the propoeai for ~orls zvhich you made on
~spti• 9. 1977. whf.ch was accepL•ed by the counal~l,
On~e tibis ie done the eouncil can laMfully
re~aind its resolution eccegting your proposal
so thati 1» the fu~ure the c4ty mgy hA,ve ~.ts
ligh~s IDaitstai~ed on an inci8enti-by-~.ncidont
basis or egain by advertising !'or bids.
For your conve»lence I hsve encloesd a blank
doaumenti which me.y sernQ as ~, formal ivithdr~Hal
along with a atompe@ selt'•addrossecl snvolope.
8inaerely,
Ernegt Sahlereth
City A~torney
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its proposal of Sept. , i9. 19?~ (A copy of v~hich is
attache@ hereto and marked Ext~~bit 1'~) far rep~f.r
end maintenance of the highway il].uminr~tion ~system.
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~ F2~: RegulaLlon of refuse collection service vrithin the city.
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°'"~~ •:~"~~ At the last council meeting a letter from the attorney
f ~; ~ r:' representing Burtion Carver and Ca. vras presented, viherein
~; ::;: ~~ tt~N ati;orney made a formal application for a City of Kenai
-~ ~ permit, franchise or operating suthority to collect refuse
~ f`; ~~ from rri thi n the Ci ty of Kenai ."
;-w~,, ':,~.R 7he applicAble ordinance relating tin refuse collection
~.,_~;~ i~ 233-73. Sectlon 9-5 thcreof states that a11 city
~ ~'~ occupants in control of ptaces r~herein refuse accumulates
sha11 utiilize and pay the collection fees of a refuse
~; ~ ~~ collection service tlh4ch is "authorized by iavr to serve the
C1ty oP K~nai." (9-S(b)).
~ ~lhen an ordinance speuks 1n terms of authorizing something
"by laai" it is interpreted to mean state 1av~.
( The present applicable state 1aw which regulates refuse
~~ collectiion service is A.S. 4?..05.010-721. (Alaska Pubtic
. (~ Uti141:fes Commiss4on Act).
~5,. Paragraph 221(fj of that act brings within the regulatory
~;;~ control of the commission refuse collection services through-
~, out the st•ate, except those refuse collection services
Operattng within the limits of an Sncorporated municipality.
Hrn~cver, paragraph 711(b) of the same act provldes that a
~ mun~cipAiity may elect to have tfie APUC regulate such refuse
~ collectiton serv9ce.
Accord9ng to J. Lowe11 Jensen, executive director of the
~ APUC, in order gor the clty to make such an electton it must
~-- pass an ordtnance specifically stating its tntent to do so,
"f and the APUC would thereupon assume regulation of refuse
'i~.; collQCtfon service~ vrithin the city ]imits.
.~' 7he question, however~ may be asked as to whether the
~ ~,~,i, city may st911 exercise some lnput into tihe regulation of
muntcipal refuse service once it has elected to pass this
~.,,,r,,,~,~ responsibfllty on~o the APUC.
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The city could present any grievance it might have as
it concerns Lhe operation of refuse collection to the APUC
through the same procedurat avenues that are available to
any citizen that utilizes such services.
Additfanally, statutory language in the APUC ac~
suggests that municipalities may still impose reasonable
permit fees and reasonable terms and conditions upon refuse
collectors regulated by the APUC operaLing within the city
limits (A.S. 42.05.251j.
Alternative means of reyulation of refuse collection
services ar~ (a) by a franchise, involving the proccss of
public referendum as outlined i~ the charter and (b) by a
licensing ordinance, whereby the council tivould act in effect
as a miniature APUC making the determination as to which and
hoti~ many applicants should be granted a license.
7he mayor and council may vrish Lhe admiaistration and
1ega1 department to drafti an ordinance specifically electing
the APUC regulation of refuse collection services vrithSn the
city.
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CITY ~4ANAGER' S RCPOkT !1 4-18
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PUBLIC NEAaIt~GS
We have no public hearings scheduled for this particular meeting.
PERSONS PRESENT SCHEDULEO TO BE NEARD
1. The Police Oepartment viill present to the Council a proposed constitution
for a Police Officers' Association. The City Attorney is revievling the legal
documents relative to such associations and the Council's capability of accepting
such a constitution. I would prop~se that the Council simply receive the request,
ncknov~ledge it and reger it to Administration and the City Attorney for review and
comment. This will then be discussed as a personnel matter in a future executive
sessian.
2. Ted Carsan is also scheduled under this section. It is my understanding
that he desires to speak on several sub~ects. One that was brought Lo my attention
is in reference to a differential tax aone.
3. Mrs. Coyle is scheduled to speak regarding berms as a result of snov~ plov~ing,
her complaint in essence being that a berm vtithin the street easement is improper
blocking of the street.
~ OLO BUSINESS
4. Salamatoff Seafoods Lease: City Dock
In addition to the basic cons9deration of the lease itself is their request
for a building which was presented to the Planning and Zoning Commission at their
last meeting and approved. This v~ill presumably be discusscd by the Attorney
relatlve to the basic lease.
5.. Redi-~lectric's Proaosal for Maintenance of Street Lights: Discussion ~
Apparently Redi-Electrlc wishes to withdraw their proposal for this main-
tenance. Also included is a propased letter from the~City Attorney permitting them
to submit such a request.
6. Refuse Collection Permit Reauested by Burton Carver and Co.: Discusslon
The City Attorney's opinion on this matter wi11 presurnably be given at
the me~ting. Additional data w111 be furnished to the Councll at the meeting.
7. Request of Sno Shoe Gun C1ub for Contir~button: nlscussion
This ltem wi11 include discussion of our problems relative to a long term
lease with the State.
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NE4f BUSINESS
8. Ordinance F~o. 389-78
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This ordinance vrould appropriatQ anti-recessianary monies to the library
account to provide for a temporary emplayee to catalog books currently on hand
at the library. This was requested by the Librarian and is an appropriaLe
expenditure under the anti-recessionary revenue sharing funds program.
9. Ordfnance fJo. 390-7~3
Th1s ordinance would formally declare property vlhich the Council previously
reviewed as surplus. 4Je need this farmal action to snable us to properly dispose
of the property.
10. Resolution No. 78-24
Based on review of the current iaw. there appears no vray that the State can
se11 Section 36 trust tands. Therefore, I have drafted a proposed amendment to
Title 38 which I believe vrould, upon adoptiun by the legislature, enable the City
to require dis~osal of such lands within the City. This is being reviewed by the
City Attorney and it is essentially a concept item.
11. Resolution No. 78-23
This resolution accepts the deed of release from the FAA on a tract listed
as 0-5~ which encompasses the Ackerly-0'Connell p1at. Please note that the last
provision of the resolution vlhich requ3res the lease to be made available to the
publtc at large and to be sold at essentialZy a public auction. For this reason,
I recommend that the resolutlon be defeated and negotiatlons be authorixed with
the FAA to protect the City's concept lease agreement wlth Ackerly and 0'Connell
and other parties where such a concept lease agreenrent is in effect. I believe that
in negotiations with the FAA, based on their own requirements, this condition can be
modified or waived.
12. Resolution No. 78-27
I have drafted thls resolution relative to an appeal of the refusal oF funds
for road design under the CEIP program. I have a letter prepared to send to the
Oepartment of Communlty and Regtonal Affairs as a notice to protest to insure that we
meet the twenty day appeal deadline. In addition, I would 19ke to get a response from
the Oepartment of Transportation and Public Facllities' Planning Engineer as to
whether or not the OOT/PF really has, as alleged 1n the denial letter, the ability to
perform the work that we were requesting. I have been assured through telephone
conversations with the OOT/PF that this is not a pro~gram that they can partlclpate in
except as a part oP the Loca1 Roads and Trails Program, which 1s certainly not
adequately funded for the Cfty. Therefore, I rFCOmmend approval af the resolution
so that we may fite a formal appeal of that declsion.
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13, Lease Request: FAA
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i This lease amendment requcsts lea,e of the old Public lJorks offir.e for•
uffice space. I would tike to point out tt-at tne ratc listed in the amendment
is incorrect i~ aGCOrdance with our current Lerminal spacc charges. InstPad of
$.87 per square foot iL should be 5.78. There is a prot~lem viith this area in
that we will have to relocate all the stored items Nie have in that area outside
~ i of the building t0 another area. There b~ing records in this area, there is
, a problem as tn how we can properly secure and cantrol storage of these recards.
la. Settlement Aqreement: John Inqram
This agrcement was drafted by the City Attorney as settl~ment for destruction
of a light pole in a motor vehicle accide~it. Regretably, v~e arP unable to proceed
on replacing the light pole and determining the cnst of such. 7he individual was
being held responsible by the Court as I understand it and must reach an agrccmant
with the City before the Court will restore his driving pr3vileyes. Therefore, this
agreement ~vill give him the opportunity to regain his license and still protect the
City.
15. Proposal for Redemption of Certain Foreclosed Properties
Th1s proposal v~as submitted a church simply for the outstanding assessments
and I believe it is waiving penalty and interest. One of the reasans L•hat this
• appears to be a good course of action is that the land concerned is BLM iand
granted ta the ciiurch under a restr9cted public purposes and recreation act and
at this moment we do not know v~hether or not we can legally foreclose and take title
. ~ to the land. The City Attorney will make contact with BLM in the near future and
attempt to determine exactly what our rights are.
16. Lease for Lot 4, lst Addition, Etolin Subdivision: Carr Gottsteln
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i.~~~' , 7his lease would be for a prarie market. The lease document was drafted
i. _. _ by their attorney and has several variances from the standard lease uf the City. It
- is being reviewed by the City Attorney and ~inance 0lrector and the Attorney.alill
~~. present a viritten report as to the variances to highlighL• them for the Caunc~l's
constderation. Regretably, this report is not yet complete tiut r~ill be presented
" to the Council at Wednesday's meeting.
~. 17. tlamage to Terminal Lights: Telephane no11
~~~ The Counc9l was polled by the City C1erk in this regard on February 10
~ relatlve to the unknown expenditures to put the 19ghts, particularly on the
~. ~~` taxiway, back in operation. Presumably, this wi11 be approved by the Council.
-___ Our problem is simply that we do not know how much it will cost and we do not
: want to commit public funds without the Council's approval.
' 18. Seward Planninq and Zoning Resolut'lon
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-~. ; zoning powers to municlpalities, in particul~r cities, rather than having t~h~se
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19. Telephone P~ll:___Publistiing of Council. Ac~endas
~ The Clarion will pubtish the ayenda as tie prepare it on Friciay sn it arill
be made ava~i1ab1E to the public the week of the meeting even though thc date af
the paper is Thursday.
20. Use of Federal Revenue Sharing Funds
I have prepared a letter to the federal r~venue sharing people in 4Jashingtun
relative to anti-recessionary funds use and a:e asked s~ecifically abnuL• planninc~
the 30 acre park ad3acent to the Oilers, purchasing culvert:~ to improve cirainagc
tftroughout tf~e City and purchasing the proper lids for san9tary se~rers to preclude
-vater intrusion into the system during rain and runoff.
21. Shinment of New ilmbulance
I was contacted the other day by Charlie Ogle of Sealand and hP has Ueen
advised by his offices that they Ylill agree to ship our aml~ulance ~L na cost Lo Lhe
City from Seattle to Anchorage. t~le v~ill, of course, have to send someone down to
Seattle ~v receive the ambulance and get it to the dock, prepared for shipping. tde
r~ill pick it up in Mchorage and drive it to Kenai.
22. Response to Questian of Councilvroman Glick's
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I did prepare a note response to Mrs. G1ick relative to her question as to
whether or not Burton Carver and Company was current on their speciai use permit fur
land on the Old Runway. Rather than xerox that note, I v~ill simply summarize my
answer, which was that they have paid their $100 per month lease rate in full, so
th~y have a credit to their account. They are being bi11~d on a raut9ne basis for
snow removal operations in that area.
23. Defeat of Civic CenL•er: Valdez
I was informed by the City Manager of Valclez that the civ~c cenYer bond issue,
which was up for referendum in Valdez, was defeated by a 2 tn 1 margin. Mr. Phelps
wi11 send a letter to Mayor 0'Rei11y and perhaps he wi11 have some explanation as to
v~hy the bond tssue was defeated.
24. Bluff Erosion Problem
In the meeting I attended at tihe Borough with representat3ves from the Coastal
Energy Impact Program and State representatives, 9t appeared poss9ble that we may be
eliglble for some environmental 100% assisbance relal:ive to the bluff. They provided
some insights as to ways of tying such damage to coastat energy lmpact. 7he problero
I have 1s that the report by Woodward-C1yde states that revegitation should be done
carefully and wlth thorough analysis. Yet, this is the only course of action which I
see as being viable at this time vrlth the possibility of funds available. It 1s
possible to apply on the presumption that we could use any funds we are able to receive
to do the actual research necessary to determine what type of revegitation program
should be conducted. There is no questlon in my mind that we would not qualify for
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damage from wave erosiori. The only Lhing w~ coutd rela~e 1:~, is seepayc~ and the
damaye ti-at seepage daes due to the lack of ve~itation an i;tie banks. I trill not
proceed with such until ~re obtein Council yuidance on this a~atter. I will be
prepared to discuss it further at your discretion.
25. Chamber of Commerce Lease
A lease is befng prepared for t;he Chan~ber of Cannnerc:e ~icentcmnial tract
and will be presented to the Planning and Zoning Commission and to thc Council
as soon as possible.
26. Use of Sur t~us. LPtd Funds
To date, T have received no further informat9on fro~~i CDA Region X on use
of surplus LP4J funds. Does the Council desire that I{~ursue obi;aining criteria
for use of such funds.
27. Request for Pa~ment: 4tince-Cnrthell and Associates
Also on the Agenda is a bill for services reiative to advertising for
bids on the l.pW pro3ects. All app~ar to be in order.
28. 4Jithdrawl from Particiaation in Y.en~i Chamber of Commerce and Y.enai Qevelo
Co~__r~o_r_a_t_i_o~n ~ -`
n acI cordance wit•h Council's expressed desires, I sha11 withd-•atia from
- participatiing as a Oirector of the Kenai Chamber of Commerce. Further, I shall
resign from the Board of thp Kena9 Development Corporatton.
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pear Mr. Wise:
The enclosed application far renev~al is for your consideratlon.
BEVERAGE D1SP~NSARY: .
SNEFfIELD NOUSE; Sheffield Enterprises, Inc., C.R.S.. Inc. and Kenai C1ty
Uevelopment; W111ow Street; Mai1: P.O. Box 460, Kenai.
If you choose to protest tnls appllcation under AS O4.10.270, you must submit
a statement of issues withln 30 days p1us 10 days for reasonable mailing time.
7he Board must take final actton on the merlts of the applicatlon.
Thank you for your consideration.
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Records and Licensin~upervisor
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13uo C. Potor, City Clerk
VINCENT O'REILLY ~ MAYOR
FIItST RF.ADIN~: Fabru~ry 18, 1978 ;
SECOND RFADIN(3: March 1, 1978 I
EFI~'FCTN~ DATE: April 1~ 1978 i
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Ah ORI)IAtANCL OF '1'tll: COUNCIL U["Pftt; GiTy pp KTrA[, ALASICA 1)I?C~AI;ING TFII?
l~OLLOZVING ~(~jUIPA9Lty7,' AHn 1tiA7'F,RIAI.S 5[lRP[,11fi ,
{YHTREAS. the follawir~~ pieces of eyuipment nnd muterinl~ nee no I~nger nee~led Uy the
City of tienai, nnd
~YEI~REAS, the cxact date oP the nucti4n tvill dGpenci on the public henring and also
clcpandent upon tima needed for adverti~;in~. City Adminir;trr~tion will then set the
dnte of Auction on en ~+ppropriate Suturday, ond
~VHL~EAS ~ a public autcry auetion is u reasonat,le and accaptable menns of dispose~l,
end ;
WHEREAB, the terms of the purchase through this auction are:
1• ~3idder must pay 100~ immediately for anythin~ under $100.
2• A minimum ot 10$ depo~it must be pnid immedintely on items 4vor $100.
3. Before Tttle tranefer or removal ~ the ftom must bo 1004a pnici for. ,
4. ltoms mu~t be removed, at purehaser's expens~, from the Ci ~
the Friday following the uuct~on. The deposit tvill be forfeitad and t e items g~ 30 p.m. on E
ownership will remein w~th tho City iP it is not removed by this time. ~
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NOW, TH~n~FORE, BE IT n1tDAI1~~1) IIY THF CdUNCIL OF TH~ CITY OT' KFNAI, AT.ASICA
that the following be daelsrad surplus and svailabt~ to sell at an autery nublic auetion: •
Seetion 1: Ciry owned equipment as shown on the Attaohmont "A°.
Bection 2: City owned miscellaneous surplus material (980 LF-•12" AC
pipo, manhole eovera and pieees~ mixing tnnk, etc.)
s~aon a: Items recoverod by the Poliee DQpartmont and not claimed in
aaeordaneo with the law. ~
Section 4: Abandoned care that the City has impounded na listad on
Attaahmont "B" .
PASSED I3Y THF COUNCIL OF TIIL~ CITY OF KENAI, AI.ASKA, this let day of Marc1~, 1978.
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City of Kenai
Planning Comsnisaion •
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Regardings
Requecst for appttival of eonstruction of s
(i~ A metal buflding 80 foet by 100 feet in dimension on the City
of Kenai Doak Property. '
*{2) A metal build~ng ~~0 Feet by 60 feot in dimonaion on the Ci~ty
oY Kenai Doek property.
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~' •Commission meeting 2/8/78 as the located of this building
_' is not yet certafn. The Commission moved to approve the construction
of ttie 80 foot by 100 foot metal buiiding for which the footings
have aiready been laid. Motion passed unanimousiy.
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~~_ :•''~~' REs Statue Approval oF Dock Lease
•• Oit behalf of SalAmato£ Seafoods~ Inc. X bavc attempCod to
~" monitox whae is occurr~.ng wi.th the approval of th~ lease
~ whl.ch hae beeBBf~o ~heeC~~y~Bh~~~~~WiCh£Sa].ar~atofaSeafoods,
for approval
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'~~~' '"'.ThaC lease has been £orwared to the Salfcitor's Office. The
~.,-. ,: party in the Sol~abson~,8withipermissi n~o£xgiLM)e~tatedin
contact. a t4r. .
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`•~~'-.:~.,' ~:r::~,:~ . . use, .and a pla~ Chereforo. It aprcors ~h~t is
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. •,.'~• so thateChey~mi~haddQt~eaBy avr CVQ1coming £ishin~nae~as nack
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t~ayor Vlncent 0' aei 11y
Kenai
p.0. Box 580
Kena1, Alaska 99661
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Dear Mayor ~(tel~lty:
Thc attached resolutlon wa~ duly passect t,y th~
Falrt~ank~ l~orth Star Borough Assembly, ftalrbanks
C1ty Councll and the Falrbanks Ch~mber of Commerce.
i am tiransmltting this resolut9on for ynur
conslderation and Asking far your communtty's
support as the future af A1a-ka i~ tlsd to
1n-state use and processing of our roy~lty gas,
Your early consideratlon 1s requested, and 1
r~ould apprect~te hearing from you as tio v~hAt
action has be~n tak~n.
Slncerely,
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/,6oraugh Mayor
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LpenAln~ of on~ type or anothor un~! ntctl: divc;r~ificatir,n; unJ
HIIGkEA~., A1nsYa's ruy~tty a91 vrd {;^~ re~uurces proviGe an 1~~r.~.~df;~t~~
~ opportunity tur ~1ts~Vr tc- clevrlop r+n ir+d~striel ho~.e and io dc~vr:lup yc~ar ~•ound
c~r~piuymcnt oppurtunitics fur I11ar,Lons; or:d
NHEREA5, a c1eAr indlcation ~xi<<s that tti^ n~n~arity of ~1asY~~i~~,
a~~nt must of thelr r~.ourtc~s Nruceased r~tif~fn AtUSI:a, cnA
NN~ItkAS, the ter.hnolugy e;clst5 to ~etisfy enviranu-~:r~La1 Cpp~Ci'0!i 'in
order tl~nt A1as~ons ritlt bo ubte tu cuntinue in nnJny Alusi:u us tliey fir~vr 1n
the pa~t; and
NHEk(AS, r~e heve a Yery sbort ttu;o to tnfor-n Atct~n ond thr pn.trur;l~emicnl
~ lndustry uf our lntcmtfonst rmd
NIICItCA5, a Aerlslon not to do anythin~ rit11 be intcr~~ret,ad Gy fndu.try
os o rosow~din{~ "not lntcra~tvct":
1~04l~ TIIGREiOR~, 6f: 1T R[SOLVt.It~ ~y ihc• falrLunY.g tlurth Stur Gur~uph
Assen~bty, FairbanY.s. AtasY.o~ as fottuvt~;
S~netton 1. That ru~ 1n.1st that the Lagl~lutiva nnd Executive bruuchas
(in~ludinp the 011 nnd Co~ Roy~ilty 6unrA) of Stpte flavcrnment elenrly lndfcnta
boforo ttarcU ~~ f978, tNr,t Alaska's North S1o;~e royalty qos v~i11 bo proc~:.sed
an0 unpraded as much as pa~sibto t~1tl~in tiio Uoundhries of tha Stnte of 1~1n~.f:n.
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lltrary " • ZO).34
P~itcc " 144.40
Fire " " 's7y.32
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S:au: Li~hNng " " 872.7b
H~ter 8 5c~tr 2,35..76
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J~n 19~8 Ctty ~ttorney Retbesent axpens~ 187.70 •
Cti% Nar.e~m' • " 286.42
ficanto 833.a3
Gept. of Rovenue " • 121.15 ,
Ctty tltrk • 1G3.67
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Cc «:.ntwtfons • 591.86
vollto • • 1.9f.4.91 '
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A4rpart Leno ' • ~26.91
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ORUINANCL IdO. 389-98
AN OIiq1NANCE OP TNE COUNCII, OP TtIE CITY OF I{~NAI. AUASKA ~ INCR~ASING
~ ~STIMATED ItL'VI:NUk3 ANO APPROPAIATIONB IN 1'ti~ A1~10UNT OF $2,950 FOR TITLE lI
ANTI-RECEBSION RLVLNUF SHAftING pUNDB
WHEltEAB. Resolution No, ?6-88 authorized the City Manager to exeeute thQ Statement
ot Assurencos required to obtain this funding, and
WHLttLAS, Federal requirements meadate thet these funds be spent within eix months of
receipt, and
WHLREAS, the neQd oxists for a temporary employco in the Library to updata cataloging
on 5,000 non-fiation books. nnd
WH~REAS, proper accountirig practicos reqaire that all appropriations of City monies
be mede by ordinanae.
NOW, T1~AEFORE ~ BE 1T OftDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI,
that the 1977-78 Cienerai Fund Budget ancl tl~e Anti-iteeession Speoial Fund be amended
to redeet the following increases in esHmated revenues and appropriations:
Special R.evenue Fund
~ I Increaae Eatimated Revenuea:
_ Publia Works Employmont Act of 1976
J Title ti, Anti-Recession ltevenuo Bhoring a2+9S0
Appropriatione:
Inter Fund Tranefer to (ieneral Fund 2,950
. Qeneral Fund
Est~mate8 R.evenues:
Inter-Fund Receipts 2,950
~ - Appropriatlons:
~ Library - Salsries t~ Wagea 2,754
Librery - Benefits 198
PASSED SY THE COUNCIL OF THL CITY OF KENAI. Ai.ASKA, this ist dgy of Merch ~ 197? .
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FIItST READ1Na: Fobruery I5, 1978
BECOND AEAD1NCi: March 1, 1978
EFi~"F.CTNE DATE: April l, 1978
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Februery 1, 1978
'lbs John WiBe, C3ty Maueger
F~rom: F}oily DeForest, Librariaa
Sub~c3ct: Temporary Position, Librery
Per our disoussions, I aieb t~ torrna].ly request oae temporary Pull-tias
employee Por a term ot three ~noaths etarting Marcb 1, ending Mey 31, 1978,
....For the purpose of up-dat7.ng eQtalogiag oa 5,000 noa•.fictioa books.
( The books, though on the ahelves, are not presently cited ia tbe catalog.
~ Csrds oa these baoks were pul].ed when we started preparing Por the nova
to our aeir qusrters. Maay Dewey numbers hsve been chaagod over the years,
and the booka need complete sets oP cata].og cerds Trith new numbers an~
eab~ect bea8ir~s. One set ot cate,ieg cards eonsista oP five basic cards,
. ineiuding sub~eet cexds, piue Uook pocket and 'book esr8.
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~ ....~'or the purpose ot Piling our depoeitory documents. Kene.i Was deaignated
s state depository library maay years ago, When a aew building iras first
~laaaed. Depositiory documenta were stored ab the stato library until our
_. ~ aew bui7.din~ aas Pinally a fact. Tbese flocwcents iacluded every document
thati I~e beea printed by- any state egency since atatehood. They are a
~ very valuable rePereaee tool, enfl are being eske8 Por daily. ~iowever,
~, s3nce our origiaa7. ehipment eone~.sted ot 72 boxes, an8 we have reeeivect
1 box eaah month etace, there ~ust Hes not been t~me tor me to properiy
-- ~" - eet up a file en8 tile these 'baek sbipmente. Each box comaine an inven-
tory of ite eontents snd este,loging Por ail the hard cover msterial. ?o
k. ;~ I~sve these msteriele PileB and sho].ved ur~uld eliminate a great deal of aeerch-
~ ing through '6oxee tio fin8 maberials as tihey are requesteB.
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... The enaPioyee muat 'Be espa8t~ ot' ty~Sng c$te~7.og' c~,rfls accuvateSy~t aaa ta ~
~- • de~i~ctt,te Bpecl~fcatSons~ mno~ k~aoW bc~+r to file~ dociuaer~te~e,n4 carfl~ in.liatb.
~; . aub3ect ea~fl a7.pha'beticel order, and musti be abie to work stead3ly ianoring
.. tbe conPueton tihst sometimes is aeeeseary ia the pursue,nce oP our regular
,~'r wrk. We ~+~ould wanti the employee to 8o the cataloging an8 doauments only,
~ not Por reader•s servicee unless it pertait~ed directly with wbat the employee
ie doit~g. T63s empioyee shoulfl be paid at a rste Prom $2.80 to $1+.05 Per
._.T .: • hour accorfling to the city's pereonael~ alassiPieation. /
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RP.SOLUT[ON NO. ?8-23
~ A It~SOT.iJTION OF TN~ COUNCIL OP THE CITY OP KENAI. ALASKA ACCEP'rINl3
DEED OF RLLEASE FRObt THE FEDERAL AVIATIOAI ADMIAIISTRATION OF PAItCE~ OF
LAND DESI(iNATED AS TAACT D-S.
f~NEREAB, the Citq of Kenai has rcqnestec! the Administrator ot the Fsderal Aviatlon
Admfnistration to release an area oi land hersinafter deserfbeQ irom a11 conditlons,
reservations, and restrictione oontaincd in eaid Quitclaim Deed to permit tbe long-
term lease for non-airport purposes ot eaid Iand, and
WHEAEAB, the City of Kenai has, by Aesolution 77-78 dated ~une 1, 1977, obligated
itself to devote the proceeda from the long-term lease for ~on-airport purposes of said
property exclusively for the development, improvement, operation, or maintenanee of
the Kenai Municipal Airport, and
WHEAEAB, the Adminietretor ot the Pederel Aviation Administration hss dctermined
tha! ss~d lsnd no longer serves the purpose tor whieh it wae transferred, and
WHERLAB, the Administretor ot tbe Federal Aviation Administration has dotermined
that sucM property cen be ueed or icased by the City ot Kenai for other than airport
purposes without meterially and adversely sifecting the development, lmprovement,
operation, ~ or maintenance oi the Kenai Municipal Airport .
NOW, THERLPOAE, BE 1T IiE80LVED BY THE COUNCIL OP TH~ CITY OF KENAi, as
" tollows:
Se~~Hon 1: The City Maneger iB hereby suthorized to sign the Deed ot
Release aceepting from the Pederal Aviation Administration a pareel of
lend designatea as Tract D-5.
Seotion 2: The City ot Kerai will devote the proeeeda from the esle
or long-term lease for non-airport purposes ot eaid property exelusively
!or the development, improvement, operetion or matntenanee of the Kenai
Munieipei Airport.
PA88ED HY THE COUNCIL OP THE CITY OP KENAI, ALABKA this 18th dsy oi
February, 1978.
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Sue C. Peter, City Clerk
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RESOLUTiON N0. 78-24
A RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL Of THE CITY Of KENAI, AIASKA, REQUESTING AP~
AMENDMENT TO TITLE 38 OF TNE ALASKA STATUTES RELATIVE TO STATE LANOS LYItJG
WITHIN A CITY.
WHEREAS, State lands lying r~ithln a C1ty are tax exempt, and
WHEREAS, much of the State-ovmed land is not dedicated to an immediate
public use or an approved future planned use, and
WHEREAS, the retention of lands for no given use may r~e11 deny the affected
Ctty central of its destiny.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of Kena1, Alaska,
that Representative Hugh Malone, Speaker of the House, Representative Leo
Rhode and Senatar C1em Tfllion, representing the Kenai Penlnsula, are hereby
requested to move legislation with the State Legislature to requtre
disposition of State lands lying within a clty on a proper request of that
city's gov~rning body. To w1t, amend AS 38.65.030 by adding paragraph (f)
as follows:
Paragra h~(f,~. State of Alaska lands lying vHthln a city and not
deaicate~to~nmediate public use or to an approved plannea use she11 be,
on formal request of the city's governing body identifying spec9fic land or
lands, offered by the State for sale to the public at large at falr market
.-__ vdlue withln 180 days fo11ow1ng rece9pt of sucb request,
~._.._ PASSED by the Cvuncil of the City of Kena1, Alaska, this 15th day of February,
` 1978.
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A6C~1~'1`1HCi ~'tli; ~1YNP.t~ UN aa,A~1110 Nllt.t, PAYAIN.~1'l' PAR AKKP.SBNJI:NT
LEV1P,b A(iA1NST WT C, A0131N l3UKT)tV181~i~ U~A1;(:t~l. ~093a130-2?00)
PKOM TH~' N1KfST ~AYTt~37' CHUR~H OF i4[:ATAI
WHEBEAB, the City of Kenoi hee tvreclnr~ uhon that ~ercel ot lan8 kndvm
aa Lot G, i~~-bin ~ubQfvi~fon U'oreel ~043-18~-2700) tor ns9n~paymant oi esses~-
meTlt6, aritl
Wt1~tEA8, the iivrceu ot t.and Manaqoment Dwa r~etrictc~cl u~o ot that ]and
tor "religiouu activitie$" o»ly, anQ
WNL~iLA~, it i~ in tho bo~t intere~t~ ~i tho City to ~3~eo thet ~b~ve name8
parcel ot land baak on tha t~uc ro11e, end
Wf1EBLA~, the pirst Aapti~t Chureh et Kenai hna ottare~ ;a,0~11 in geym~snt
ot aew~sements owing on wid pareoi at lsna,
IdOW, THERflPORE ~T:1~' AESALYF•A ~Y THP COUNCiL OP TM1: C1TY AP
KENA1 ag tollow~:
Tbe Konai City Coun~fl hareby aecepts the ~8,041 ~ttor ot the Piret
~aptist Chureh ot K~nsi for settiemcmt oi ag~Qesmentg orving on
Lot C, Hobin Subdividion, Pgraol Ii043-13A-270G a»4 furthor waivoe
tho Qelinqaont lntorost, ponalty, and court coste and nAvortising
teos in oraer tor the City to aoUeet tot~l ~rin~ip~l ~nd inetaiimant
lnteroet and ~laao eucb p8rcol ot lsnd back on the tax rolie.
KtNA1 CITY COL1NCfL FUATHEIi AFSO~VP.S e~ tollowes
The Clty Meneger is hereby ~lreoted to exeeute e Quit Cleim Deed
deeding wah prvpc~rrty te tho Pirst Bantiet Church ot Kenai upon
gaym4nt at tho atoremantionc~! sum ot Monay.
PAB~ED tiY TE~E COt1NCIL AP TH~ C1TY AP K1:NAt, AGASKA, this 18tb ciey ot
~ebrttery, f978,
ATTESTs
Sve C. P~ter, City Clerk
VINC~NT O'1iP.ILLY, MAYOK
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In ~» eitort to try 4ne reaaive tfie a~saerjnnr~t u~alnat the let on xnd
~nd KlYCh Stseet, ae Mould like to m~kc aa offctr A~ ~8,041 tor agse
propesty payment.
ti~ unaerst~nd thla ia not the gail amount, but it f,~ rdMat we ~~~1 a~
csn come up aith. it tfiis weuiQ n-'et yeut appYOVai ya woulA v~ry mucb
iitce to ~attis thie item o~ buainees on Thut~Q~y ot tbls aeek,
~t !s not ous deaire ta Ae~au~t in eny dcht ae i~avn bat ate tryin~ ia
thla aay to i~t you knoa our xe~i de~is~ ie to rattLe thie item vfii~h
- ha~ been Ara~~irp on ios sever~i years.
Na af,eo youla like to oiter to you ~ aosQ ot approc~,otl.on ior yous
~atiencs 4oan thxough tb~ yeoY~, ss w~ hsvo tsi~d t.~ scttie thcs~
~~e~er~mente,
Thank you ior ~11 your he1,p !n tYying to meke our c~ty e cLean ana
~towing conniut~! ty.
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Wutor G f3cs~~ar ~3Grvice~s . • .
nv~rtfrnrs $9, A~0
Itcspuir~t t~ t'.laintcsnur~ec; $2,U011 ,
` The pttrpc~~o t~i this r~,~~fwtirrn i~s ta ~yr~vfaa fun~inr fnr vicc±renrl in~pnc,Kion • ~
` ot fift rstatiun und rUn~ir oP 14ft Kt~tic~n purnr~~t,
" I~A~Af;f~ f3Y 'Pltf: L'I~iJNCi~. 011 'i'H~ Ctx'Y ~)I+ Kt:NAi ~ Ai~Af~iCA ttti~s l~th Qay af
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A RESOLUTIOf~ OF THE COUt~C11, OF TNE C1TY OF KEt~AI, ALASKA, A~ITMARIZING APPEAL
Of TNE OEC~SIO~~ Of TNE UIltECTOR Af TNE OtflISIO~J l1F COE~qUH11'Y PU1t~F~IHG,
OEDAftTMENT OF CO~~~t4Uti1TY At~D f~ECIOt~AL AFfAIRS, RF.LATIVE TA OEt~IAI. OF PLAt~tIIC~G
FUNUS FOR SYftE~1' DESIGt~.
~ WNEREAS, th~ City's Appllcation for fcderal CEIP funds for st-~eet deslgn ha~
bean aenied by the 0lrector of thQ pfvlslon of Cammunlty Planning, Oepartment
of Communlty and Reglonal Affelrg, ~nd
N1IEREAS, thls actlon is deemed umrarrantea and unlu5tified, and
NHEREAS, there 1s a tvienty day appeal per1~ provid~d 1n Sectlon 105.70 of
tbe State Po11cy Gu1ae11n~s, an0
NHEREAS, informal nottce of Appedl v~a§ submtttaa by the C1ty t~anager wtthin
the twenty day appeel p~rlod on february 8, 1978.
~ ~ NON, THEREFORE, aE IT RESALVEO by th~ Council of the C1ty of Kenat, Alaska,
• es follows:
~- ; 1. Th~ City of Kena1 approves the 1nf~-~na1 notl~e of appeal submlttea
1n bvhalf of the C1ty of K~na1 by the City M~nager,
-- ~ 2. The City of Kena1 hereby formnlly appe~l~ tbe decl5ton of the
Dopar~nent of Communlty ~nd Re 1ana1 Affairs relatlve to denlal of
~_.. CEIP funding, Section 306 (b) ~4) (B), for street destgn pro3~cts.
`'....... ~ PASSEO by the Councll of the C1ty of Kena1, Alaska, this 15th day of February,
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~ In acCOrdanee wlth 5ection 105.60 of the Alaska Po11cy Gutdellnes for
j Implementotion of th~ Coastal Energy Impact Program (CEIP), I am en-
f clasing a copy of the 1n1t1a1 intrdstate allocntlon of CEIP asslstance
~ betng released this week.
i- AlthougM federdl off1c1a1s have not formall approved our appllcations
. for funaing under Sectlons 308~c~ and 308~b~(4~(B), I anticlpnte that
federat clearanae r~111 be forthcoming wlthln the next three rieeks.
~ Accordlng1y, the 20•day appeal perlod, provlaed by Sectlon 105.70 of the
~ State Po11cy 6u1de11nes, w111 conmence today.
~ if federnl approval is further delayea--we were 1ed to belleve unt11
tht~ past w~ek thAt our ~pplicatlon was 1n order~--the appeal perlod
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~ regulatlons (the Ataska Policy Gu1de11nes), ana by the amount of CEIP
tunds Alaska may expect 1n the next f1sc~1 year. Sectlon 931.33 of the
feder~l regulatlons 1s felrly broed 1n enumerating allowable purposes
for whlch p1~nning maneys may be awnrded. As r1e11 as the condttions
eppllceble to tbe two sources of plannlng funas under the CEIP. How-
ever, Sectlon 931.26 of the regu1~tlons holds the deslgnated stat~
~gency sccountable far- a1locAtin funds {1} on the basls of need and
(Z~ for meeting tmpacts causea by "e1lqible energy fac111t1es~
~ Once etig1bi11ty 1s establlshea, the appllcations can be ranked eccording
to the allocatlon crtterla set forth 1n Sectlon 104.70 oP the Alaska
j Policy Gutdellnes. In thts revlew process, I have consldered the ettgl-
~ b111ty of the energy fac111ty ~nd the appropriateness of the proposals
, for preventing or amellorating tmpacts.
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January 27, 197f3
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In evaluating the fir~t group of appltc~tt~ns, consid~ratfon has been
glven to {1) the recent Lower Coots lnlet lease sa1e, (2j the dlspo5al of
royalty vil, including the posslblitiy of ~nother reflnsry eore~l~x, (3)
the gas pipetine pro~ect, (4) the postponernent end cancellatior~ of
several fedoral lease sales off Alaskan coasts and (5) the pessirnlstlc
reports on offshore exptoration 1a the flortheast Gu1f of Alaska.
Impltcit in the delay of lease sales and in fatlure of the t~ortheast
6u1f exptoratlon pro!~ram 1s a reductlon 1n CEtP funding for A1~sNan
pro3ects next year. PJote in the table vihich foltov~s a n~arkeC reduction
oP FY 1978 ~unding, attrlbutabte primarily to a lack of lease s~tes off
the Alaskan caast during the previous fiscal year.
CEIP FUWOIfiG FOR ALASYJI
FY 1977 FY 1978
Formuta Grants 1.178,6~3 211,372
[Sec. 308(b)]
Planning 365,466 303,219
[Sec. 308(c)
Envlronmental/RecreatSonal 662,904 278,700
[Sec. 308(d)(4)]
Fund (Credlt Asststance) g8,612,97'3 20,348,6h4
[Sec. 308~d)(1)~(2)]
Tbree types of actlon have been tak@n on appllcations: A roval;
re ectton of appltcatlons for pro~ects not etfglble or su ta ~ for
un ng; and deferral of ~ctton for certaln pro~ects for rmlch further
det~ was nee ed~: ""
Mith reference to planning ~ppllcattons by the C1ty of Kena1, I have
tdken the fo11ow1ng actlons:
1~ Contour Mao of Ctty
Assuming thls pro~ect to be baslc to communlty development to the
~xtent cfiatmod frt the appifcatfon, tt vrould appear to represent a
ton~ standing need and thus 1ne1i~1b1e as a fu11y OCS-related
tmnact. ACeordingiy. I hav8 ~pproved this appilcatlon for CEIP
funding as follows:
from Sec. 308(b)(4)(B) ~20,000
From City of Kena1 70 000
Tot~1 prusect cost ~9'~;~~
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2) Strt!et q~si,~n
~ Althou~h the C1ty of K~na1 i5 charged ~~ith sam~ street irralr~tcr~anee,
~ tho~c streets and roaQs su~~~~t to ACS-ralate6 iniptlct are r~rainly
thcs responsibillty of oth~rs. l~ydr darnage to St~r(;~t3 1~ pruduced
- by heavy trucktng v~hfch nari~ally is lirnlted tv tr~v~l on ~trt~-
• malntalncd thoroughfares. Streets 1n subd4visic,ns hous9n~ ncar-
~ comers to the area ar~ th~ respon~ibitlty of thQ dev~loner.
In a report on OC5~relat~Q transportat4an impact~ by th~ fornrnr
Depart~nent of Nighv~ays*~, thQ concluslc~n 1s reached that "there a111
be 1ittle or no 3ust~iflr.akion for 1ncr~a5ea bighvray ~onstruct9on ~ir
maintenance resulting frdm these act4v4t1es."
Departrrte-it of Transport~tian and Pubttc Faclltties (DOT/P~) pcrsen-
net alth r~hom I discussed thls repvrt and your applicdtion lnfurm
` me that road And street ddslgn--and s~rn~times constructlon--such as
you are seeking frequently 1s carrfed out by that O~partment, i
was advised to suy~est thati you c~11 t~aurlce 41i1~on, Ragfon~t
.. Planning t~anager, DOT/PF, in Anchorage, at 243-1111. /~~:'~
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In vlerl oq these consl6eratlons, 1 have not allocated C~IP funds
. for the proposed street de~lgn pro~ect.
~. 3f Mater anA Ser~er System En~„lneering.
~~° lnhthe emountgoft~150,000~catlon for fundln~ from Sec. 308(b~(q~(~)
~ Whi1e populatlon grov~th may be oxpected
to genBrate an lmpact on the munlclpAl v~ater syste~n, tnuch of th~
I~ proposed deslgn represents non-OCS-retated neeQ, an4 I have r~duc~d
the requested amount accordingty.
~•` The State Cleerin housr~ has re uested th~t r d
;----- preconstructlon p~ans for rovl8vi to; i e m i n y o u t o s u b m l t
~_ . Ky1e Cherry
- - Regtonal Envlronm~ntel Supervisor
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. Ttie C4~y's n~scQ fer thr ~rn~rn~dA tac114ty f:, n~it ~suYf4~4e~tly (~C~-
1mGact-relat~Q ay to w~rranti GCiN funs~ing at tiii!s ti~uc, unrl 1 M~v~s
nOt Al1A~atc:r) 9unA8 fbr th1~ Aes4qn, ~rvr~~h rete a1tihl~i th~ (;1ty
-~. durin~ th~s pr~~~ ye~r a~u~ al~b~t ~,7`!,, ~ rc~~~naf~ly n~-rrnal figurQ.
It ~hould Ije n~t~d a1~~, thut th~s yrc,v~th relat~:~! ta the ~v~anr,dn
River f~feld ~rr ttorsth t~.~na1 i~dustr9al p~rt~ 1n n~ti t;11~1H1e fc~r 5~c. ~
30~(b)(4)(ts) ~~~lstan~N,
5) InQoor Recrdatic,n Fac111ty t~eQ~n ;
A~ 1n A~ ~h~v~s, t am unablo to olle~;~t~s ptbnr-4n~J 4und~ f~r a d~sign -
1nvo1vln~ very 11tt1~ t~Cg-relat~Q 9mr,AC;t. ~ .- .
~ f~ovi that t~Aerat funding for ~~Q~nnd year has g~~n annvun~od, the ~
Oopertn~cnt ri111 accept rrc+v~ appllcAtien~ faw CEIP ~,si3tAnco. Yeu v~111 - ,
be not9fled ahortly by tho CF iP Coor8lr~s~tor c,f the a~pllcatlen dr;A~- _
14ne--prol~ably so~natlm~ Aftar f~arch 2A. Ifi V1E:Yl A~ '~h63 SUbS~A1it'~f11~y
reduc~d feder~l atlocatlon 1n tbe taht~ above, a11 ~ppllr,ants ~hvu1Q . ~
~ conternplate fund9ng under 5t~ction 3dfl(c~ anA uhould ~hov~ ~b111ty to
provldo tha requlraQ ?.0~ 1ec~1 match. F~d~ra1 re~ul~tlan~ requlrc
deplatlon of our Sectlon 3A~(~j A1locatl~n of $303,~v~ bafore v~~ can '
drar~ on tha $Zi1,000 tn ~ormula grents.
Encto~ed ara two coples of the appllcetlon fvr CEIP 8~34stance undrsr
~. k Sectlan 308(c). If you v~1sh to submlt ~dd1t4onol appllcatlons, p1Qar~a
, completo pages 1 and 2 of Stsnd~rQ ~erm ~7R and pr~,v4d~ a iiudget and
_ narrativQ statctmcnt dascrlbinr~ the prupd~;ed plannln~ ~tuay, You rn~y _
`~ alsroyArd the ~uQqet form v~hlch ecc~rnp~nl~~ ~ome a~rsllcatl~-n ~o~ket~.
Yhe buc! at mey !~Q or+ d t~1Ank shaet df ~upQr, and sh~utd be as d~stalled
~, _ as posa~blo.
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Nr. K~v1n Naring, A1re~tar
p1v1~1on of C~rrnnun4ty Planninfl
Stata of A1ASk~
Dr~pArt~ncnt Qf C~+un4ty and Rc~4or~s~1 Afq€~9rs
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Juneau, Alaska 99~11
Itri: C~IP I,ctt6r qAtcd Junupry 27, 19y~
Daar Mr, Naring:
Tb1s 1s notlce thati 1 am recorrm~nd9r~g th~t the G1ty Ceuncl1 a~pesl
your decislon relat9v~ tio our re u~~t for a p1~nn~ng qr~nt fur
straet aeslgn, whlch yc~u havo re~ectied. I havg reque3tcd 1n4orrnat1vn
from the Aep~r~ncsnt o.~ Trr~n~portiotlan ana Pub11c Fac119ti1Q~ and
wt11 prosent sucb to the Counc4l ~t th~1r ncxt regulAr ~a~sslon on
~obrudry 1v. i oyp~cti thc~ Counc4l at t~iet tiinie to fvrmally agre~
t~ appe~l yvur de~lslon. Upon that actlon, a formal apprsal r~111
be forward~d Y~ your oqflcQ.
Slncerely,
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; 1~ /1C~'tTJItE Pi~1t~YB+G, PLAZTIICG AND 7a4:JTk,G PCY~R.4
.. ,. YJE~Eii~A3, Al,~1s~ St~~tes, Sect;[ort 29.33.070 ~~v~a tfi~ baraug~is axeay~ids
. p7.a~nirg, pl~st~it~ and 7.onii4; Paa~rs, end
' t~iP~tA11~, the barou~ auc delc$aC.ixig much ot tli~ ~~sspan~ib~.l~ty for pl~cmin~;
to t7ne S~isst a].~ss an8 hom~sule cit•ieg, and
~h~ fi~tr~~ elasu ansl ham~ul~ ci~A~ are ~sts~u~~~ much v~ tl~ tnndc~ o~
.~18nni~ng ~itfifn t~ti tsc,~c]s~ries: Leeause oE t~~znu~a dele~~ti.on of th2s respon.2bi.ll ty.
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WEiF~ti~S, rt~ xio~cot~ r~cz ~tc~t pruvlclin ~a~iu~rincc: to th~: fir$x•~c].~us~ ar~d
1~~saend.e citieu ~st helpfn~ tl~i 4ti ~~uppozt~sv~ d~:~e~~cxl ~~,rinisig rc::~spar~4bfli.i:ies, .
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, s~s ci~iE:s ~sioutcl enab].~ ~ge c1tiE:s ro a~i~ly td~ u~d xecc-.ive ttu~ tii~~nc:ial a~u9.dt:~mce
tc~c~~ssary Co cuxsy out t'[u~iac pl~rn~s~~ x~ons~d~li~i.ea,
__. ~nl '1g[f~01i~, ~ ZT Ii~l.~ULVP,D ~t~ t'lie Cl,~y u~ f~cw»d ~ttr~e~ tbc~ in~xoctuet:ion
and naut~~e by th3 10Ch A1a~sls€t Lsy,i~lFitxnc~s of• ~.ey,i~la~i.on vhi.ch tanuld ~ive f~r.H~ a7.~~~ •
! ~d ~idn» cul~ ciCi~ea full plann9.n~y~ ~luttin~ mui zor~2t~; pcr~u.-~rg stunald L• ~y elec~ tu
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T0: John Wise, Ci.ty tAanagcr
PR~t.f: lloward Haskney, 13uiidi.n~; Inspector
SUBJFCT: l.easc of Former Public 1ti'orks Afffcc~ to FAA.
Thfs Spaco wa~ orf~in~l7.y leased by the 1JAA and used as a
maintenance rc,om. Tho City took it over about 1J75 ~nd ral~cated
the golvent tank and hood and ~ink into the raclio room adjoi.ninb.
~ it 3.s no~a used by tho Cfty for stor~ge of off.ice suppifes, ffles
~ and mans.
At the present time, there fs no other heated piace to store
thesQ matcsri~]s, 7'he only other spaco would bQ old City Hail
and the wuonset build~.ng, on naubenspac. tic~th of tliesc are unhcated
' which may ailow storad metori~i to becomc damp. Aiso, they wouid
be vory inconveniont to City porsonnoi.
I thi.nk it is unfortun~te that the City can't lease thfs space
to dorivo ravanua but I can think of no solution to thcs problam
of storfns those matcri~ls at some other location. 1
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sue~cer: Pzopoged Amendment No. 7 ta i,eaa~ Contcact No. DOT-FA67A1.-5272 ~~~ T~'~
Additional Office Spac~ - Kenai Terminal Building
tROM~ Chief, Real Eatate and Utilities Branch, AAI.-58
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Lncloaed are three si$ned copies of Amendment No. 7 to sub~ect contract
for the use of additional space in Cbe tern-inal building.
If the aa~endment is satisfuctory, please siga aad return two copies to
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. b med~Rn Ib~ a4or~ nu~nbn~d srNioA o~ ~N /o~ 1n btaY 1!.
The contract reforenced in Block 8 above, as ameaded, is hereby further ameoded, ao
foilowa:
To tho use of Room No. 9 ad~acent to FSS equipment zoom aontainin$ 260 square
feet (13' x 20')for use of AP Office in the Kenai A4rport Terminal Building
beginning February 15, 1978, at the rate $226.20 per montl~ (.67 square ft.)
soh2ch includes maintenance~ ~enitorial, end utility services.
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~ S~~ CONt~ACt0~1/OI-l~O~ Ij NOI ttOWNO ~
+ ^ TO f~0+~ i~if GGCUMIN} ~ COMR~CtpR/p1K1011 IS -LQt11At~ TO SGfi iXIS OpGUwtM ATib RlfURN~..~COME1 ?O 134V.N0 O//Kf
~~. Mr a ca+r'k:cio~~onu~o+ CITY OF KEtdAI ~~• YNRiD " or ,u~caa
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(S•groN~~ o p~nM ow~supd ~o rp+- I ir~'~/I OI ~WryptM~ V. 1M)
~i NM•/ ANp irt~~ 0/ 6'vqlp f f~D~ siOdh~l 1o Dsti 6Rit.ED 1 A e a c~tir~~cs~ua anuR r i-M w o:~~i~ ~1. Gat~ alGrtO
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~OHN PETI2A.'vOViCH I ~/~~ f~
Cnntrncting Officcr
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(Februnry I0,1~78)
The followin~ i~ thQ outcot»e of a telephanc poll conducted by the Citp Clcrk
relativQ to:
At 7: 30 p.m., Tbursclay, February 9, 1fl78, smokcs wns found
comin~ out of the Fan Itoom ~n the Ai~~~ort Tcrminel. ThQ Fire
Denartment was eolled and found the valta~;e re~ulator amoking
badly. Thoy, thereforQ~ turned ofP the li~hts for the runway
a»cl taxiway . City pereonnel repnrtefl that the pos~ible problem
was a broken line on Taxi-way C wbich might be fixecl by splieing
the wira or additional cor~ts mny be involved if it was found that
the voltage re~ulst~r had burned out.
pciminisu~ation required Couneil suthorizntion to proceed with an
electrician determining the requireme»t~ for repair .
Councilman AekQriy Yeg
Councilman Ambarian YQ~
Councilwomnn alick Ye~
Cvuneilman Maleton Yes
Msyor O'Reilly Yes
Couneilmen Bweet Out oP City
Councilman Whelan Yos
ATTEST:
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CONSULTING EN6INEERS
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Sub~ect: 1g77 Water~ Se~er, as18 Street~Improven-e~ Pro~oets
Desr Mr. Wiee;
Plesee ~onsieer thie iavoice tor exponses ~,ncarred as part ot tba
sub~ect pno~ect.
Contract ABvortieing 77-W1-A, 77-B1•C (2nd advorti~l.»g) 187•50
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I Qertity thati the above charges sre aorroct and ttte~~ paymvnt thereYora
bae not been receiveQ.
Pleaee aote tbat thie ia en ~e»ae bayon8 tho scoge ot our Engineering
Contract, snd one thst i~s ~orraQl],y paid directiy by the ownor,
It you have ~ queotioae, piesee contsot our ofPice at your conveniencc,
Yesy tt~].y yours,
Ninae-Corthe7.]. 8e Assoeiatee
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t411)i1ti:A';, ~ f i~;htp~rlc- bvlvi~~~iny, tn l;ity rra~; dsm~:is;c~~1
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I;IIifl:liA'9, ~uch rc:~~i:~c•c~r.:c•nt c•unnc~! 1~c• dt~nr i~y Cj t~.
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t~rs foaloti::~: ,
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2, lfr..in~;rum ~hel) pvy tu ~iYy t:he r,m~w~t ::ts~t~•El in
tsuclt bill t,rlthin tt~3rty (.'~4) dr~y:; nt rc~cc~ipt Lhcreol, ar
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sh~li ra~easo bfr. In~;rnm trvm tuiy furl•ber liubi]ity fur
Lhe sW-3ect llgistrslv. ~
A. In cnao of failure ~y I~1r. Ingrcim to mako tiic
paymont bcroinabovo a~roud upan or to mqka any instH]imant
~ subaoquantly agrocsd upnn, City shail litivo tt~~ ri~lit to
qrocoad by any action pro~criGad by law to huvo and
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knnwn to mo ta bo tho indlv~dtui] who ~xacut~d the abavc in:+t,ru^
mont, nnd ecknc-ri)octgad th,~t hv :~is,nr,d tho ssoma r~s his~ freo ;
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P1tCftd: Keith KornoiiR, 1)irector df rublie 1V~~rks~
SUt3.IKC7': Puhlf~ W~~rks Itcp~rt fc~r City ~ouncfa Mecsti.nP
of ~vbruary X5, ~4178.
F,DA_ WAtor IVeil f'roJcct
t~o are operatln~; out of thc »cw wr~tiar vresli . Aftor ch~n~o orclvr
l~o. 13~N r~nd ~ f.aw defiel.one4cs arQ tnkcsn c~re vf, tbc project
will bc compiotc~.
Wo pian on t~king wuter ~~mpio~ to tiQS3t tor c~idr anct turbi.clity
on ~ol~ruary 13 and 29 ~nd March 1~ ancl Z7. W~ wiil ts~ke throo
s~mp]es oACh dr~y -- ono at wal], hdu~~ 112, ono in tt~o Ai~i 7'ownsitiv,
and one ut thv oncl o£ our wat~r linv. 7'hi,s w411 p,ive u~ some
gufdolino~ £or Ae~isions on whothc+r nr r~ot tibcs Gity wii~. bo tro~~ti4n~
tho wator ~or c~lor romovni. Svmetima thi€s mc,ntb, the centreCtur
wili bv doi.ng tho items listvd on clia~iy,a ~rdvr 13IN. A~ tt~at timv,
wa will s~witieh b~Ck ovar to opora~in~ eut af tho oid wv~.1 hou~a ~1.
Sornotimo durint; Ncshruary anc! MurCh, wa wi.i~ tiakv our annti~i compiotc
w~tor tarti~ for bo~h wall hc~u~os. Ho1>oFuliy~xil theso to~t rasult4
w211 bo avaiiabic~ ~or AI~1:C by M~rCb 31, ].97~ wiion thcy aro suppnsedly
going tu ~tArt mAnl,torAnf; thQ nQw utntv rogu~.Fit9,ons. (Titl~ 1~,
Chaptor 80 - nrinking tVater)
Cailon 1V~tor__T~nk, City W~tor und _~vwor tmnrovomontt~
_ At ~hi.s timv, t h~vo r~.c~ivad prapo~u~~ or iet~ar~ of 9.ntarost
from tho f.ollowi»~; onginoeri,~g fSrms concornitt~ pns~iblv £utur~
pro~octg: ~omhoFf, Ctt2lA fiili, Dowl, Tod N~rsi gnd Wfnca-Corthoil.
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i~ebruary 1 R , 197f~
1'a f,c '1`r~n
Cnn~tru~tien ~~ccif~catiort~
i vf.sf~ed ai.th thc Gfty of Anchor~~-~'~ c~~igtrE~et~~r~ at~d cnf;ti»~c~rfn~
divfsfvns on 1-ridity, t~cbrt~~ry 3~ iJ'/~, At th3~ tfrnc, 1 rccrivrd
somC ~dditf~vt~al fnfermatiun th~t wauld br nvc:es~~ry if VJL VJC1'C tEj
_ ~ ~d~pt Anehos~n~c's mett~od ~f o~drativn. ~:e r~re ~tfl] rni.~sins; u
~ documcnt ('fftiQ 24) ~h3.ch r~ould i~~ hol~fu] in Acefng thc ccsn~plct~
---- - pfcture. I~~el the:se spec#ti.cutfien~ rsie~ thc~ {~rdc.ed~ire:s w~ ~dvpt
- for construct;ydn are extircinc]y ~.mportant, A lat of tfm~, rcg~arc:H
and studyin~; fs neec~~ary but iti rri11 be well v~vrth ti~e effurt,
~ ~ ui. mcsnt Auction
Yt aiil be M~r~ei~ l, 1~78 heforc thc 5cconcl hc€~rfng ~n dccir~rfng
~f~ty aquipment ~nd materiais ~ur~lu4. Thercf~re, r~i.th gdvcrtis~~r~
and ethar pre~aratory work necessdry, wa ac~~al.d likc ta chan~~ tihc
auction datc af 1N~rcb 4, 197~. If cverythfn~y look~ y,oaci ~ftcr thc
sacond hcarfn~; on t4~rch 1, 197~, wv wvu]d 13:kc~ to sct thc r~u~tic~n
. d~te tor Saturday, Murch 18, 1978 at 10:30 a.m.
` I went to onu r~uction hcs]ct ~t KQnaf Auto on sgturduy, F~bruary ~th.
Dos~~iYa tha good erowd, the priCes for tt~e csc{ui.~rnent geemed relatively
low, Wo are stili ~+lanning on h~ndiing thfs ~uc~i~n witb Citiy
omp~eyQOS.
Sawer Treatment Plant Modification_s
The letter rocoivod from CN2M Niil ~tir~te~ thgt tiha mod~.fication~
axo permsinent and wouid improvQ tbe p~ant operatfvn ms~kin~ it
ono system ~nstead vf tho prescnt twc~ ~aryiicl systoms. i h~pe
that we wili be ~bie to rcceivo U1:C fundinY to make thvsv imlirvvement:s,
I think wv should apply f.or 100$ funding ~or ali tho improverncnts.
if ULC wiil fur~d oniy p~rt of thc improv~mcnts, thon ~t tbat tima
wo might think r~bout c~tti.ng back and dni»p; uniy n portqon oi' tbc
improvcsmvntA. NOW is the timv t~ be w~rkin on tihCSe fm r~vcmcnts:
WB h~vo low Flows t~a~w pcrm~~wdr~`~~ic~c• mue mhre
eaafiy than this summar when peak flows ttro ssomotimes fivc tiinies
gro~ter.
items oE intorest
Thc City Attorney and myseif uro gtudyin~ tliv Cfty's contrgct wfth
J~Qt~~~.Nativo As~ocfgtidn (Wiidwood) ~onCOrnin~ watcr and sewcr ~ervicc
and hook-up Focs.
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We bave rc~civecl :~ ~c;tter fr~ai Kfrscl~»c-r-Cc~l l i~~,n st~tin~; th~t
tt~c dclivrry date fpr thc~ KP~-2Ap hitrc~y,~n 1s'uthsi»~~5yr~ Sy~~c;m w~:
ordcrcd f~r thc atiirn~l c:ontrei prv~;rain i.y niid-I-fai•ch, 1J7~, 1
understand that therc vJa~ r~ ilU-1rU dt~y cleli.vc.•t°y cis~te ft'vm tlre t ir~!-
oF ordcr, vrhich ti~cy havc mct.
Iiab Card wi.th CNZM Hf 11 :~~c•tiL a feV~ cls~y~ i~s~t vr~ek h~r~ iri Kcnai
workfng wfth mc vn til~c• I%acali~i,es Plt~n. Thcy ~cem to he r,safin;
~oc~d pro~,ress now und shoulcl huve sar~cthi,n~ for us fn tr~o or t~rcc
weeks.
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Wc~ b~d tibQ li.ft stiatidt~ motc~r on P~ni.rrsula SYrect f~urn out la:;t l-riday,
It was jnm-packed with ftems that shoiald nc~t be fn our scw,:sgc
systam. Si,ncc wv havc moved ~hc scptic scw~p.,c~ ctump s~i tc fram
Rcsdoubt to Wi.i).oh, rrc: havc moved our 7.3 ft ~t~t~vn probicrn5 al ~o.
It is vcry r~~parant to ma that the septic dumper~ are dumping
mora th~n ~cw~gc fnta our systicm. °
Snow Rempval
Tbo snow storm th~t Atiartod on Ijobruary 4, iJ78 wan the lar~est
wo have had for m~ny yQars. Thc Ci.ty of. Ken~.i. had over t~ra fcet
o~' snow tgll in ju~t a f~w days. ~'hfs storm we~ not unique t~
Konai but eovared a good partion a~ the nntion, i am very proud
of, tbo vxco]ivnt ~ob the City of Kenai~~ strcct crvw did. Wc havc
a small four man crew ~nd a foreman that spent many hrard workfinK
hours cioa»ing our City stroots durin~ this la~t 4torm. It raal~.y
should n~t bo neeassary for mc~ to 9ustify the jnb we did during tl~is
last ~torm but thvro was an unu~unlly lar~~ numbcsr of compi~fnt~.
13y rvvoail,ng a~vw facts ahout our opvrati.vn und cquipment, i hapc
to ~nswor some quostions brdu~ht u~ by thcse compi~intis.
1. 1.abar
1f`""s T m~ionad bofero, wa have a sma17, tour man ~trcc+t crcw
with nnQ foxvmr~n. Uuring thi~ is~t tihrescs-~nur dny storm, ~~ir
cxvw rut in avor 1f10 hours in overifmo. They workod 16 hours
on tho worst ds~y oF tiho storm. tVo did split rbo erew and
s~ta~gor thoi.r sht~ts ~o tihut wc Couid get f.uii use of our
equ pmont ~nd time from the mcsn.
2. ~q~ui mont
Tfi'v G`~i y as oniy two sma~.2 ma~ar grttdars and a 866 Cat iondcr
with a biade on iti for s~reot :~new romov~~. ThQre rarQ approx-
fnt~t~2~- 44 mii~s of ro~cls~ tbati we mafnt~in. As for snow removgl
on the airporti, wa also havo xwo truck~s wi.t11 snow I~lows and
~ snow biowor. Wa also h~ve u srsnder rand ~ smaii loader
(proKOntly brnro down) uscd fur louding sand.
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l~eWruary lA, 1~78
Nagc i-aur
3, 0 ~crat~ion and Prioritfes
' Sdmctifiin~ tTis+t most prop~e~an't re~{liie is that thc Ci.ty f5
responsibic for xno~,r rc~moval on the airp4r~. We have a good
s~ized runway -- 7SOA ft x 150 ft, thrcc inain taxiwayx and
- a lurAe ramr area with many smgll taxiws~ys that havc to bc;
maintainc~d by our Cfty crew. 'Che priaritics, whiel~ rlere set
__.... t~c#'o~r~ I axrived, scen~ r~as~n~ble and tre h~vc b~4n foilo«in~ .
them. 1'hese rri.orit3.es are as fnllov~s: ~l.) Airport runk*ay,
--- taxia~ay and ramp; (2) licaviest travc~cc3 ~s:afn roady - downtu~yi~ ~
area; (3) r~sidenti.al areas. Oux immedi.~tc concern is to get t
the traffi.c lanes operi. Aurircy, the fnitial part of' a snoar ~
storm, our work is relativciy rs~ugh and quick so that morc ~
1 ar~a can be opened up. As tfne permits, wc go back and do thc ~
- finishing touchcs in grooming; the ~trcet5. At a later tfine, ~
we go back and wing th~c uppc~ ~art of t?ic Hcrm bucl:. This is '
done so that there ~i.li be better vi.sibi] ~.ty at intcrsectfon~, ~
to m~+ke room for morQ snow and to get snorr back AQ when it melts i
~ it won't run onto thc roacl sur~acc. e
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r aany peop c ave co~nplainod abouti the City not using "gates" ~ ,
ifke Anchorage to keep snota out af the3.r driveways. On ~fonday, ~ ~
~- I~ebruary 6, I called Aave 1~IcClelland at tha Anchorage Public i
Works Afffco. He madc~ a f.pw interestfng comments. He safd ~ ,
~..~ th~t the policy af piowing driveways has cost the City of ~
Anchorago a lot of manvy. Ho stated thet thoy do havQ short
-- gatas on thoir graders but tho;~ arv oniy ~raod if there is les~
, tban G S.nches of snow. We wore just at the beginning of the
-" atorm (Monday) whan I talked to~hfm and hv said at that timo
~' it wouid bv ~our days bQ£ore they even started on driveways.
;. .: .: The Mchorage 9'imes 'Puesday papcsr stated that an Anchorago •
stroet cleaning offi.cfal proclai.mod hi.mseli "about ready to
~` gi.ve up." The paper also stated that the "~nowpl.o~us wore
F goi,ng to concentrate on mefn routes and collector streets;
!_ gofng into ~ubdivisfon only to plow firo and ambulance
accoss routos. Drivoways wfll have berms acros~s them, ho sai.d, ~
'~; •~`"'"n.' and stireets mgy not b~ as widc ~s tihey n~rmaliy ~rouid be."
• Anchorago mimas' Wodnosday papar stated "twenty t~ twenty-five
;~=~: airnianos landed at Ken~i or l~airbanks fnatvnd o£ Anchorage
yesterday."
~=---- Tho only r~as~n i mcntion thesc things fs bocausc o~ the maay .- -. -. ...-- .-
__ compluints wo have receivod stnting thati AnChorage provfdes
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i~ebruary 14, 1J78
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Residentfr~i Are as 3 60 hours 135 (w/ gates)
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~ot~a~" o~ra~~rs are equi~ped ~~ith snow ~•rings. Th~
att7chcd drawings wi11 give you an idea of what I•m talking
about. A Su~gc~tia» h~s bcen madc to use a sma]1 gatc to be
dropped ~rhen the operators come to a driveway and raised up
when leavi.n~ a driveway. Unfortur~ately, installing such an
apparatus would require removing the snow wings. 7'his would
cut our ~lotring width in about half. Our mo]dboard blade
len$tl~s on our equipment is as follows:
Bclly ~t-ing
CAT 12C 14' 11'
Gallon 15' 11'
9GG 13'
SNO1V RF:MUVAI, ANAI.YSI5 rOR AN AVERACF SNOWTAI.1.
Bquipment Hours
Pfeces w/ Wing w/o tVing
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Afrport Rumvay $ S 15 hours 21 hours
W#th the wings on our oquipment as they are now, it takes
three hnurs to cloar the airport and twenty hours to clear
the streets. This ig appruximately two daYs with wings_.
If we were to take those win~s off and put on the gates, it
would take over four hours to clear the airaort and 45 hours
to~ci~ar-the streets. 1'hat fs fivo days, (10 hours/day) with oat
the wings.
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SVbat I am saying is that witb the manPower and ec~uipment the City
_ presently has, it would take over twice as lon~ to clear snow in
driveways using thesc gates.
--- Tha -level of servica provided by tbc City (tww fast and to w}~at
extent in cleari.ng snow) i.s a policy decision nox made t~y the
.... Public t9orks Department.
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mountings.
There is law mefnt~nancc~ bc:cause oi loss moving ~arts - no cabies,
The wing aliowa good operator visibility clue tn cumpact design.
The diract hydraulia hookup tcrnds to make the over~ll operati~n af tfie wing easier and also
gives th~ wing fa,t response.
. INalcbing ihe O Serles Motor t3rader,- tho Ralderscm UKect Mydraulic Snow Wing is engi•
na,ered to give maximum perform~nce ancl th~ utmost in safaty,
- Ti~e Batderson wing altowt full articutetion oi tho gradvr to left or right while raising or
lowering tho wing withaut encountering any interferEnca,
Pii00UCT8 FOH ~ OATlAPILLAA MACHINBS
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Flto: Whcol•typo ~- Snow Removal pepteces 700817•78)
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opo-atore. When mounled in this forviard position, 1hW Advantagv tbat it can bG linod up with :,nd usc3d in Cor~-
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Noto in the picture abovo hovi a largo tubular ntillenor will~ multiple ribe is pravir~~rd r~lpng tho rear ot Ih~
wtng structurv to bost reeist twicting and b~nding loada. Thia oxcluatvo "TONQUE•TUBE" coi~slruetion usetl
only on CHAMPIUtJ winga lor ~rad~re v~ec dovhfopnd atter yearr of experirtnr,4 with horwiost Ganadian anow
condhions. tdo ofhot wla~ cnnattuction oiforo tiio uerno abiUty to roLlat damnding and accir}yntal shock loa4a.
The wing maetc snd braeing ~kucture are of aturdlc~st CanotrucUon and c~rv t~olled lo Itjc y~ader lrumo f~~
diabibuto the load3 uniiortnly ftireughout iho fremo.
The tittin~ parallel, ~~anct~r~ ~ur~an a-a rei~c,co~r~;Ally adyuct.~blo t~p(! 1h0 bWb- IUbe IS p-OVi~Jed VI(th 8 heaVy
~oll epriAg tr~ Abrorb shoCko, A opocial "8Af~CTY TRIp" viin~ cunport fa t~v;~ilable !o permit tho wing to tilt
and pauo oai~ify ovor curba end othor obsiructions (opfianel).
~igM or (ett hand viings or p comt,inalion uI both aio availablo for work in confincrd a~eu~ nuch ac mountain
roada. Tho povresr cyllndor to liit und c-djuat tha viing may bn prot~cted Irom tho weather within o atcul box or~
the rear maet (opt~onel).
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grader for travelling or parking. Tho convc~niontly
located eontrolg In 1he cnb vnabla the operator to
raiae and lowor Iho Ironl ol ttw wing, raieu c~nd fol~! In
the tip ot tho wtng and, il de~lr~d, on oxtra conlrot
(opilonal) is evalleble whichpo rmtts thv oporator to
raise or lower the oland~off tuboa on fho re~r masl
in placo of the mAnually adjualed slidor prdvided ao
afandard. Tho eteol cnblofl pnsn ovar shoavns which
ere provided with OpoCial acrapora to ramavo snow
end pruvvnf Ice trom interlerlng with cs~blo ncllon.
Double acling Nydraulic Cylinders usod to ad~uat tho
wing opg-ate poOiUv~ly and oaufly et A touch ol a
control, Soparate controls. In addition Io the (iradar
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February 8, 1978
Mr. Ray Iirya»t
Alcoholic BQVera~e Control Doard
20I Ea~t Ninth Avenue
Anchorage, Alaeka 89501
RE: Dadciy's Money/Cfty oY Kenai
Alcoholic Bevera~e Dlspensary License
Dear Mr. ~ryant:
i had asked if I eould relatQ in writing the phone conversstion
whieh we had today as it concar~neci tha issaanee of the aicoholic
bcrverage dispensary license for Dnddy's Money/City af Kenai
so that I might apprise the City Council in writing af the progresa
that ba~ been made in this matter.
It is my underetanding thut tho only stop that neQd be taken before
the ABC Iioard will issue the above llquor liconse is for the
ostabliwhment, 1?adfly's Money, to he physieelly eompiote and
ready to bogin oporation .
The Board muet be notitied that the establisbment is fuily aon-
$trueted and ready for business by the local pol~ce chief, or ono
aetin~ uncler his authority, so informing yourea~f or some other
designated individuul by telephone.
Onee thi~ phone call is made, then tho lieenee will be forwarded
by you so that Daddy's Money may begin operation .
~ineorely,
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Lrneet Behlereth,
City Attorney
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Dear Fe11ow Alaskan, ~~', ~'~ '`Cr,.~ ;!
For the past taro years the Oepartment of Natural Resources has been engaged in
a proJect designed to identify lands throughout Alaska which may be suitable
for state selection. The department has developed and used a comprehensive
resource assessment to put together a"pool" of 45 million acres for possible
selection and plans to further refine this pool to determine the best posslble
lands for selection. The state hopes to receive conveyance to a targe ortion
of its remaining Statehood Act tand entitlement (about 30 mi111on acres~ as
part of a final d-2 lands bi11.
As part of tNe land selection pro~ect, the department wi11 be holding some
nineteen public meetings throughout the state. The meetings wi11 serve
several purposes. First of all, it is important to explaln to Alaskans the
compllcated issue of land selectlons. The meetings wi11 be an opportunity to
telk about the potential state selections, what the signif~cance of the
selections may be and how the state lands witl fit in with federat and native
lands in Alaska. Secondly. the meetings wi11 give the public a chance to
review the state's work thus far. The 45 m111io~ acre pool of lands vihich the
Department of Natur•al Resources has identified does not represent selections.
Rather, 1t 1s a tentstive package of general interest areas. The lands in the
pool heve been chosen for various values which represent potentiai for settle-
ment, agriculture, forestry, coal. oil and gas, recreatlon, access, end others.
(A more detailed explanatlon of the land poot is enclosed With this letter).
Th1rd, the department Is lnterested in gathering more 1oca1 knowledge of these
lands as we11 as hearing people's thoughts concerning the types of lands and
the locatlons of tands which the state is considering. Since this tentative
pool must be refined, the public input galned from these meetings w111 play an
tmportdnt role in shaping the eventual selectlon package.
The ettached 11st gives the dates and locattons of the publlc meetings that
have been scheduled. On behalf of the department, I would like to take this
opportunlty to invite you to attend one of the meetings. Your thoughts and
pertlctpation 1n the land selectlon pro3ect is import~nt and w111 be appre-
ct~ted, I hope you can make it. If you have any further quest4ons you may
cd11 the Department of Natural Resources. Planning and Research 5ection in
Anchorage ~279•5577) and leave ~ nressege for me. If I am not there, I wi11
get beck to you es soon as posslble.
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Anchora e: Monday - February 20. 1978 - 7:30 p.m. - Pioneer Schoot House
Soldotna: Wednesday - February 22, 1978 - 7:30 p.m. - Kenai Peninsula Borough 61dg.
Wasilla: Thursday - February 23. 1978 - 1:30 p.m. - 4Jasi1la Senior High Schoot
Glenallen: Saturday - February 25, 1978 - 10:00 a.m. - Glenailen High School
Di11in9ham: Monday - February 27, 1978 - 7:30 p.m. • Council Chambers
New Stuyahok: Tuesday - February 28, 1978 - 7:30 p.m. -
Naknek: Wednesday - March 1, 1978 - 7:30 p.m. • 8orough Assembly Chambers
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c6rath: Thursday • March 9, 1978 - 7:30 p.m. - City Ha11
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Fairbanks: Monday - March 13, 1978 - 7:30 p.m. - University of Alaska-Woods Center Ballroom `
De1ta Junctton: Tuesday - March 14, 1978 - 1:30 p.m. • De1ta School ~
Monday - March 20, 1978 - 7.30 p.m. - C1ty Borough Assembly Chambers ~
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tzebue: Thursday - March 23. 1978 - 7:30 p.m. - i
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Shoutd you be unable to attend one of the scheduled public meetings on
state tand selections. you are invited to submit to the Department of
Natural Resources written conments and recommendations. WrlLten comments
received by Apri1 1. 1978 wi11 be carefully considered by the department
in refining its selection interest areas.
Nlore detailed lnformation and maps are ava11ab1e frcm Oiviston of Lands
and Water Management offices in:
Fairbanks - 4420 Airport Way, Fairbanks, Alaska 99101
duneau - 11th F1oor State Office Building, Pouch M. Juneau. Alaska 93811
Mehorage - 3327 Falrbanks Street, Anchorage, Alaska 99503
and from the aepartmental affices in Anchorage at 323 East 4th~ Avenue,
Mchorage, Alaska 99501.
Please send your comnents to:
Land Selections Program
Office of the Commissioner
• Department of Natural Resources
323 East 4th Avenue
Anchorage, Alaska 99501
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PUBI.IC INFORMA7ION PACKET
Considerations For Alaska State Land Selections
Alaska Department of Natural Resouwces
February 1, 1978
Plenntng and Research Sectlon
Oepartment of Natural Resources
323 East 4th Avenue
Anchorage, Alaska 99501
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I. Why is the State of Alaska setecting land now?
The Alaska Statehood Act
The Alaska Statehood Act grants the State of Alaska the right to choose and
gain title to 104 mitlion acres of federal land in Alaska. The maforlty of
this entittement, 102.5 million acres, is to provide for present and future
settlement including residerttial, industrfal, commercial and reereational
land needs. To date the state has selecteA nearly 75 million acres of this
general grant lands entittement. leaving 25-30 million acres remaining to be
selected.
Section 1? (d)(2~of The Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act
Section 17(d)(2) of the Alaska Native Ciaims Settlement Act directed the
Secretary of the Interior to classify up to 80 million acr~s of Federal tand
in Alaska for inclusion 1n the National Park, 4111d1ife Refuge, forest and
Wild and Scenic River Systems. Congress gave itself until Oecember 31, 1978
to act on the Secretary's recomnendations, and over the past six years a
number of (d)(2j bi11s have been tntroduced. Congress is now considering
final (d)(2) legislation. . •
The State of Alaska is urging Congress to address state land selection
rights within the context of (d~(2) legislatlon. The ultlmate goal is to
gain Congressional assurrance for land conveyance to the State of Alaska of
the ma3ority of our remaining land entitlement as part of any final (d)(2)
bill.
II. Wh~r are General Grant Lands_so imaortant to Alaskans?
Most of Alaska's 367 mi111on acres of land w111 contlnue to be owned and
m~naged by the federal government even after completion of land selectlons.
The federal government will retain ownership of approximately 218 millton
acres. As a resutt of the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act, a large
portlon of additional lands (44 mtllton ecres) w111 be owned by private
native corporattons. After ail selections are completed~ the state wt11 own
approxlmately 29% of the land area, the natlves 12~ and the federal government
59~. Although it fs certaln that both the native and federal lands w111
play a ma~or role 1n fu1ft111ng many of Alaska's land related needs, 1t is
the state's land that can best be managed through our state and 1oca1 govern-
ments in a way to ~ssure that Alaskans' land needs are met.
iii. Now does the state decide whlch lands to choose?
Land and Resource inventory and Evaluation
~ To tnsure the wisest selection af Alaska's remalning land entlttement
= Governor Hanmond inltlated a process to ldenttfy federal and natlve over-
- selected lands wlthln Alaska suitable for state ownershlp. The Oepartment
of Natural Resources is responsibte for this process. Ouring the past two
F yedrs the department has studlea dnd evaluated Alaska's land and natural
- resources. Agricultural, minerel, forestry, fisheries, witdllfe, recreation.
land settlement potenLial~ and other values were assessed based on the best
lnformatton ava11ab1e to state government. 1ncluding cltizen and industry
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input. Federal-State Land Use Planning Commission data. and the collective
expertise of state land managers and resource experts.
Based on thls assessment, the Department of Naturat Resources chose 71
separate "state interest" areas to create a selection pool of 45 million
acres including federal and native overseterted lands. From this pool the
state v~ill choose much of 1ts remaining general grant land entitlement.
Public Review
The 45 mittion acre land pool does not represent state land selections. ~
Rather it is a first step which aii11 alert Congress to our basic desires and
provlde the basis for public discussion. In an announcement last November,
Governor Jay Hamnond sa1d, "It is our intention to press aggressively for ,
conveyance of 25 to 30 mitiion acres from this pool and other lands through
the (d)(2) legislation. Our decision of which lands shoul~ ultimately be
selected r~it] only take place after an extensive process of public meetings, ~
and revtew. Identification of these tentative state interest lands initiates
this process of public review and input to our eventual selection action." ~
Tbe Department of Natural Resources is now in the process of scheduling ~
public meetings in some 19 conmunities throughout the state. The Oepartment ;
is interested in gathering more 1oca1 knowledge about lands within the ~
selection pool,as well as hearing people's thoughts concerning the types of ~
lands and the location of lands which the state is considering. Sinc~ the ,
tentative pool must be reflned~ publlc lnput gained from these meetings can :
play a s~gniflcant role in shaping the eventual selection package. ~
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IV. How can 1nd1v1dual Alaskan citizens particlaate?
A large map of the State of Alaska should be on dlsplay in your city ha11 or ~
communtty center. Th1s map will show lands which the state has prevlously
selected and the new interest areas which comprise the 45 mtllion acre pool.
Conslder both the statewtde plcture as we11 as the lands in your speclflc
area. Come and discuss your opinions of the state interest areas at the
publlc meeting 1n your communlty. Your partictpation in this program is an
lmportant part of the state land selectlon process.
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The following 11st brtefly highllghts the baslc guidetines whlch the state
1s currently following in the consideratlon of additlonal 1a~ds for selection.
(Please note that the 11sL1ng does not reflect a priority ranking of the
- guldelines).
1. SE7TLEMENT LANOS: The state should select land around regional
centers such as Kotzebue, Nome, Bethel anQ 01111ngham as we11 as
eddittonet potentlal settlement areas for the future tn regfans such
as the Yukon and Kuskokwim River valleys~ the uplands of the Yukon
F1a~ts and the Brtstol Bay drainage.
2. ROAOS: 7he state should continue to emphasize selectlons in the
victnlty of exfsting transportatlon routes and potentlal transportation
crossroads or key areas.
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3. AGRICULTURE: The state should aLtempt to select all lands made
available rated in the top half of Alaska's agricultural land. Any
remaining agricultural tands should be selected if other vatuable
resource capabilities are specifically identified.
4. F4RES7RY: Future selections should attempt to acquire forest lands
from the best half of Alaska's forest potential areas.
5. COMMERCIAL FISHERIES: Selections should consist of key parcels of
limited acreage and prime tocations for parposes of fishery enfianr,ement,
hatchery sites, research faciiities, and access sites.
6. TOURISM: Recreation lands icientified in the 4lhite Mountain area,
Tangle Lakes area, and near the Alaska Yukon border should be selected,
if possible, as r~ell as additions to the highv~ay campground system and
noted recreation sites along ma~or tvaterways.
7. HARD ROCK MINERAL LANOS: The state should balance out existing
mineral holdings with very selective acquisitions in mineral areas of
known potential, and areas which may became mining activity centers,
such as on the Seward Peninsula and the southv~est portion of the Brooks
Range. to facilitate provision of state services.
8. COAL LANDS: The state should acquire appropriate coal iands which
rank tn the best third of coal potential lands in the state.
9. OIL AND GAS LANOS: The state's goal should be to refine and augment
existing oi1 and gas holdings or setect new areas of extremely high
resource potential including consideration of heretofore unava11ab1e
areas such as the National Petroleum Reserve - Alaska on the North S1ope.
10. WIIOLIFE HABITAT AND USE AREAS: The state should select strategic
sma11 parcels which w111 provide access for various wildlife user groups
and also key areas to insure continuation of the state's resource manage-
ment options for wildlife.
11. HIGH USE RECREATION AREAS AND PARKS: The state should select
750~000 acres of potential park lands which are needed to fu1fi11
tt~e state's recreatlonal development plan as we11 as prime areas for
recreatlon factlltiea along ma~or roads and waterways.
12. LANO QUALITII: The state should select stable and useable lands of
hlgh quallty and multiple use value throughout the state.
13. RIVERS AND COASTS: The state shoutd select land for settlement,
recreatlon use, and access values along the Yukon and Kuskokwim Rlvers
as welt as appropriate locations along the coastline of Alaska.
14. PYK LINE: The state should contlnue past pollcies of generally
not encouraging large residentlal establishments away from maln
reglonal centers north of the Porcupine-Yukon-Kuskokwlm R1ver line.
~ 15. OWNERSHIP PAttERN: Selectlons should attempt to ensure adequatp
access to exlsting and future state land areas with part9cular emphasls
on accessfbllity between state lands and maJor transportation corrldors,
rlvers end coastlines.
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T0: Honorable Mayor a City Council
FROM: Joh , City Manager
Some question was raised at the last Council meeting as to the
boat ramp and our apparent inaction on that particular process.
N(~r response i s as fo11 ows .
We at long last have obtained data from Soldotna relative to
thelr Kasllof Boat Ramp franchlse agreement and have forwarded
that to the Harbor Comnission. i have not askeG the Harbor
Commtssion to meet at this time because I am sti11 waiting for
the plat survey to be made of the boat ramp area, the access
road and the land that was initially requested for purchase by
Dennis Carlson. At this moment, we cannot define the boat ramp
~rea and/or the possibility of development. The request for
survey has been in for some tline and hopefully will be received
by the City in the not too distant future. At that time, as I
see 1t, it would appear appropriate to proceed with discussing
franchtse operattons. i wou14 also like to point out that
another party is interested 1n the land that Carlson was
requesting, at least a portlon of it, and has also expressed
interest 4n the franchise. However, as i see it we are unable to
proceed with much of anything until we can get a survey to
ldentify the lands 1n questlon. i woula encourage a11 parties
inv~lved to urge the surveyor, Sam Best, to complete this
particular work whicb was specifically authorized by the Council
1n the Fai1 of 1917.
In addltion, the Planntng Commission as well as the Council has
raised several questions relative to the signs wtthln the City.
Because I do not know the answer, 1 have requested the Attorney
and Bu11d1ng Inspector to sit down and review the governing
ordtoances and determine whlch governs - the Borough Ordinance
or the C1ty ordfnance adopting the Uniform Bu11d1ng Code, which
has a particular sectlon relatlve to signs. This went to the
attorney sane tlme ago. As you are aware, he has been away and
has other matters before him. As soon as I receive a response
from him as to the applicable 1aw, I w111 then make definitlve
contact with the Bu11d1ng Inspector to determine what enforcement
actton we can take. You wt11 be advlsed as soon as we are able
to give ~ more deflnitive report.
JEW/eh
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T0: Honordble Mayor ~~d City Council
Honorable Chairman and Members. Kenai Planning and Zoning
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FROM: John E. Wise, City Manager
Today Ke received two lease applications submitted by a real estate
agent, Mrs. Se16y, representing a Mr. Kilmer. The firs~ application
is essentially a backup tease appllcation for part of I.ot 3,
Spur Subdlvtsion No. 1(the Serendipity Mote1 property). IL relates,
hqMever, to onty one acre, more or 1ess, of tha~t 6.5 acre tract.
it is predicated on the inabillty of Serendipity to consumate thetr
lease with the C1ty.
As a backup to thet lease. they have f11ed an addltlonal applicatlon
for one acre, more or less, dd~acent to thet land requested by First
Federal Savings and loan. Supporting data as to the motel canplex
Lhe~r sre proposing is apparently canplete, wftb a~ set of plans and
speci~lcatlons.
At this time, both lease applicetions wou14 have to be eonsidered
as con~eptual dppltcsttons: the first because it relates to only
a portlon of Lot 3 and the second because 1t 1s unplstted land at
thls time. The Counctl Mas given Mrs. Lashley of Serendiptty
Enterprises unt11 March 5, 1978 to finellze her appllcetlon for lease
wlth the Planning CamM sslon. Therefore, we wi11 not have the
ab111ty to conslder that request as a beckup lease at this time. I
mn in e qu~ndry as to how to handle these partlcular appllcatlons.
i aee the followtng alter~atives.
(i) The P1anMng CamHsslon can aonslder both lease appllcatlons ~t
thetr next reguler meeting and could,~because of platting, decltne
t~ conslder the request tor one acre of Lot 3, Spur Subdivlsion No. 1.
Neving done that, they could choose to dpprove a concept lease of
the lsnd ad~acent to First Federal, the ratlonale being thet thls would
eneble tbe Admtnlstration to proceea to procur the plat from our
sutweyors relative to the F1rst Federa~l property dnd ad3acent iand
and prapers tor a release ot the land from the FAA.
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(2) Mother option Nou1d be to approve both appllcations as
, concepts, with the acre of lot 3(Serendipfty property~ sub3ect
to determination of the Serenaipity applicatlon. In the event
the Canmisslon chooses to accept the Lot 3 applicatlon, it Mi11
have to be held until after March 6th or whenever Serendipity
makes the proper and camplete application for lease. The
Council has instructed me to contact Mrs. Lashley and try to
determine whether or not she wi11 file for a foe~m~1 lease appli-
• catlon prlor to March 6th. If I cdn obtatn tMis information
prtor to the next Planning and loning Carmission meeting, I wi11
ao advise.
(3) The third option would be that of disapproving botb lease
appllcatlons.
I belleve that you can expect that Mrs. Se1by, representing Mr.
K11a~er. wt1~ be at the next Planning and Zoning Canmisslon meeting
to pursue her client's interest.
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RE: SECOND t4~~TING WITH ACI AT TFIEIR REQUEST - January 26th ~r 27th?
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Mr. Gary Eite1 (viitb Ifen Butt~rs) exPressed discontent concering viorth
of Airport Masterplan Study pointing out such plans do not generally
have long term value and are often inapprooriate to a particular
situation. f4r. E1te1 said delay r~as begtnning to cause him financing ~
pla~ning and construction problems. ' ~ '
Mr. ~J1se and Mayor pointed out how FAA sponsored consultant study was
` inltiated and st8ges study must go through, advantages to City of having • '
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Councilman 7om Ackerly
Box 577
lCenai, Alaska 99611
Dear Councilman Ackerly:
As I informed the Council, I attended a meeting last v~eek on
coastal energy impact vrith representatives from the State and
41ash3ngton. Of interest to the Council, and particulariy t•o
the Civic Center Comrnittee, is that apparently the Alaska Bond
Bank wi11 be able to loan funds guaranteed by the Coastal
Energy Impact Program to municipalit9es. in addition, the
Bond aank is goiny to seek legislation authorizing it to issue
or support revenue bonds.
This means that the Civic Ceater would then be able to 3ustify
a federally guaranteed loan through the Alaska [iond Bank for
revenue bonds at a rate of betv~een five and six percent. I
mention guarantees because, in the evcnt the anticipated grow~h
of the City from coastat energy impact fa'i1s to materialize,
provisions of the Coastal Eneryy Impa~t Program would provide
for a laan forgivene~s. Presumably, this would be a payment by
the Federal Government to tihe Qond Bank for poss4bly the
prlnciple and interest that the C1tiy could not afford to pay,
based on the shortfall in revenue receipts. The ~ustiffcatlon
for a coastal energy impact guaranteed ioan vrouid be that the
requirement for the Civic CentEr is based on population additions
to the C1ty and the demand for such fac9lities by these nevi
people 1n the are~. To answer a question raised by the Finance
Dlrector as to our bondability, this program provldes for loans
even when vre are othenvise not bondable. Therefore, there
app~ars the possib911ty of a progrram that the Civic Center could
use, provlded that the Alaska State Legislature permits the Bond
Bank to 9ssue or handle revenue bonds.
Sincerely,
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John E. W1se
C1ty Manager
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Ross Klnney, Flnance 0lrector
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