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Special Council Meeting
August 31, 1981
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KENAI CITY COUNICIL - SPECIAL MEETING, 14INUTES
AUGUST 31, 1981
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Cali to order.
Presents Tom Wagoner, Betty Glick, Jess Hall,
Ron Ma stone Ray Measles, Dick Mueller
Absents Vincent O'Reilly
Vice Mayor Glick reviewed the actions taken
August 30, 1961. City Manager Brighton and Atty.
Delahay were instructed to go to PAA in Anchorage.
Mayor O'Reilly and Council were also invited.
City Manager Brighton said they met with Robie
Strickland for about 40 minutes. They agreed to
give the City 30 days to make accommodatione they
had said we should make. It was not a 30 day ex-
tension to determine if we will or won't, but to
make accommodations. Mr. Faith went over Roble
Strickland's head to do this. He also said we
should do it sooner if we can. Mr. Brighton added
some figures were thrown around last night (8-30-81)
and reported today. (8-31-81) 0200,000 for the airport,
080,000 for warm storage, $56,000 overrun on the run-
way job are all in the same situation he had said they,
were in last night. Even though we have a contract
they can withhold funds. Any 81-82 funds can also
be withheld.
MOTION:
Councilman Wagoner moved, seconded by Councilman
Malston, to adjourn till Wednesday night. (9-2-81)
fiction passed by unanimous consent.
ADJOURNMENT
Meeting adjourned at 5s20 PM.
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H-6 Planning & Zoning Report
Councilwoman Glick spoke.
1. There was no meeting. A request has been made
that they would like a letter from the City that
they have no objection to a re -hearing on Lake St.
The Borough Planning & Zoning approved, the City
Planning & Zoning reviewed. The vacation was
denied with Council concurrence. The client was
out of town, Jan Taylor told the client's attorney,
who notified the client. The client claimed he
had not been notified. He objected to the decision.
MOTION:
Councilwoman Glick moved, seconded by Councilman
Measles, to direct the Administration to send a
letter to the Borough that they have no objection
to the hearing process based on the fact that the
individual has additional information to present
to the Borough.
Mayor O'Reilly asked, when he gets his hearing
at the Borough, will he come to the City? Council-
woman Glick replied, if it comes up prior to coming
to the City, she will request postponement on the
Borough level. :
Motion passed unanimously by roll call vote.
/Janct Whelan, C ty Clerk
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