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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1982-08-03 Council Packet - Work SessionKenai City Council Work Session August 3, 1982 CIP EMT Contract with Hospital Ordinance 791-82 Improvement Districts HEA Board Reply to Council Water & Sewer West of Forest Drive COUNCIL PACKETS lq8z AUGUST e '- CITY OF KENAI - Oil (?aja l 4 4Zu4a" /. O. SOX SIC KIMAI. ALASKA 99611 TILE/NONE 483 • INS NOTICE OF WORK SESSION There will be a City Council work session on August 3, 1982 at 7:00 PM in the Council Chambers. To be discussed: 1. Capital Improvement Projects and $250 per capita. 2. Proposed contract with hospital for EMT's. 3. Ordinance 791-82, Improvement Districts. 4. HEA Board reply to Council. 5. Possibility of water, sewer west of Forest Dr. and north of Spur Highway. Janet Whelan City Clerk Dated: July 27, 1982 i i CITY OF KENAI ►. O. SOX $00 KENAI. ALAEKA 99611 TELEINONE 2$3 • 7635 July 28, 1982 MEMORANDDMs TO: Kenai City Council FROMs Charles A. Brown, Finance Director etiQ REs Capital Project Money The following applications have been received recently from the State of Alaska relating to entitlements or grants for capital improvement moneys Municipal Aid Entitlement $l,1131433.92 Municipal Grants: Parks 6 Recreation 100000.00 Boat Ramp 300,000.00 Youth Center Phase II 800,000.00 Streets $2.690.000.00 Total $5,003,433.92 s To be used for capital projects or social services. The project must be approved by the voters if !.t is a DP.Ist capital project costing $1,000,000 or more. That limit is increased to 85,000,000 if it is used to improve or rehabilitate an existing facility. The City Council must pass a resolution accepting the entitlement. That resolution must identify the projects and amounts relating to each project. These decisions need to be made Rrier to returning the agreement to the State. After the State signs the returned agreement, we formally have the money available to use. I have not placed such a resolution on the 8-4-82 agenda. I hope that the decisions concerning projects will be made on 8-3-82, and a resolution can be on the 8-18-82 agenda. 1 Municipal Grants: I have given pertinent parts of each application form to the Department Head (or City Manager in the case of the Boat Ramp) responsible for the projects. The Street Grant will be of a general nature (road improvements, to include water, sewer, lighting, etc.). The Parks and Recreation Grant will be the Ryan's Creek project and the Fort Renay Restoration project. The Youth Center Phase II will be the Gym. `- A resolution is required accepting these grants$ but it is less specific than the Municipal Aid resolution. It is on the 8-4-82 agenda. 1 CAB/dc N I CITY OF KENAI FIRE DEPARTMENT BOX 598 • KENAI. ALASKA 99611 July 12, 1982 V �. • , r-•..� ,,n, �y.'� {;fir,•,: :.fry•• �w,�.: � 4" � :•�1 TO: Wm. J. Brighton, City Manager FROM: mkw-W. A. Winston, Fire Chief SUBJECT: Contract Agreement with Hospital for EMT Training The Central Peninsula General Hospital has offered the three major EMS/Ambulance service providers the cooperation and use of their facilities for the continual and on -going training of EMT personnel. In order to do this, they have also offered a written contract that must be signed and lived up to by all parties involved. Some of the language and stipulations in this contract make me a bit nervous or apprehensive at least. As you are quite -aware, I am not at all comfortable with our EMT III program as it stands and I can't help but feel that we are just getting ourselves in deeper and deeper with no concrete solutions to providing the service. We have further received a new, revised set of Standing Orders which the sponsoring physicians have agreed to, that, if we sign, will lock us into a level of service delivery that we may not be able to live up to at all times. I.e., hav4ng a qualified EMT III on duty at all times to administer up to 15 different drugs, including morphine. This means that we must have at least one (1) EMT III on duty 24 hours a day, 7 days a week - or when we do not have the EMT III on duty, off come the drugs, out go the Standing Orders for the EMT III level for however long we are without the EMT III on duty. This not only becomes frusterating for the EMT's, it means the Community would have to try and pick the right day to get hurt or have a heart attack. WAW/kh CONTRACT FOR NIKISKI FIRE DEPARTMENT KENAI FIRE DEPARTMENT CENTRAL PENINSULA AMBULANCE SERVICE AREA This agreement is made this I day of (} 64-LST- , 1982, by and between the Nikiski Fire Department, Kenai Fire Department and the Central Peninsula Ambulance Service Area, hereinafter called the Departments, and Central Peninsula General Hospital, hereinafter called the Consultant. The three Departments are in need of a hospital setting in which to conduct a practical education program for their Emergency Medical Technicians and Paramedics, and Whereas the Consultant is willing to offer that facility to the three Departments for educational purposes and to supervise such an educational program; Now, therefore the parties agree that: SECTION 1. SCOPE OF WORK A. The Hospital shall provide an appropriate setting in which a pratical educational program may be conducted for the Emergency Medical Technicians and Paramedics of each Department. Educational training needs will be scheduled by the Medical Training Coordinator for each Department through the Hospital In Service Director. No student shall be considered an employee of the Hospital and will not be included within the Hospital's Workmen's Compensation or Professional Liabilities Programs. B. The educational experience shall be limited to the areas of: 1. The Emergency Department. Each Student shall be assessed for his/her level of knowledge. The educational program will be designed on the basis of the student's skills and knowledge. He/she will be supervised and directed individually in the delivery of patient care by a Registered Nurse or Physcian. Xe/she shall wear a name tag with his current level of training. 2. Operating Room, Coronary Care Unit and Delivery Room. The student will be supervised and directed individually in the delivery of patient care by a Registered Nurse or Physcian to increase practical knowledge and skills. 1 page 2 III` SECTION 2. TERMS.. I The terms of this Contract shall be f rom At,IGt�S i , Iq� -to Agf,� , t483. The Contract may be renewed upon written agree - went of all parties concerned. ' SECTION 3. TERMINATION AGREEMENT: Either the Consultant or the Departments shall have the right to terminate this agreement by notifying the other in writing of such termination. The agreement shall be terminated at the end of 30 days following the receipt of such notification by any party by registered .---- ' mail. - SECTION 4. ASSIGNMENT: No party shall assign or transfer any interest ar any part thereof In this agreement without the other party's written consent. Any such attempts without consent shall give the other party the option of terminating this agreement without any further liability. SECTION 5. INDEMNITY: ` In view of the nature of the services to be provided to the Departments and the lack of control by the Consultant over the operations of the Departments, it is hereby agreed that the Departments shall defend, indemnify, and hold the Consultant harmless from all liability,loss, damage, cost, and expense, including attorney's fees which may arise from any claims of third parties related to the performance, abscence of performance, or breach of this agreement. - — - In addition, in the abscence of gross negligence or willful injury, `? the Departments hereby waives all claims and discharges all liability which the Consultant may have to the Departments which may arise out of the I performance or abscence of performance of this agreement. Each Department shall provide proof of medical malpractice insurance -- - to the Consultant. s:. i i u page 3 SECTION 6. JURISDICTION: Any civil action brought by any party under this agreement shall be commenced and maintained according to the laws of the State of Alaska. IN WITNESS THEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this agreement on the date and place indicated above. ALFRED B. WILLIS FIRE CHIEF NIKISKI FIRE DEPARTMENT STEVEN D. O'CONNOR DIRECTOR PARAMEDIC OPERATIONS NIKISKI FIRE DEPARTMENT WALTER A. WINSTON FIRE CHIEF KENAI FIRE DEPARTMENT DENNIS A. LOVETT DIRECTOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES KENAI FIRE DEPARTMENT JIM MATTI PRESIDENT, BOARD OF DIRECTORS CENTRAL PENINSULA EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE AND AMBULANCE SERVICE AREA JAMES DUNN •DIRECTOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES CENTRAL PENINSULA EtMCENCY MEDICAL SERVICE AND MOUIXICE SERVICE AREA MICHAEL J. LOCKU'OOD ADMINISTRATOR CENTRAL PENINSULA GENERAL HOSPITAL ROBERT'A. ANDERSON •PRESIDENT LUTHERAN HOSPITALS A HOIfES SOCIETY OF AMERICA r• L page 4 CLINICAL INTERNSHIP OBJECTIVES FOR EMERGENCY F.0011 A. EMT I. During his/her experience in the emergency room, the Et.T I should have the opportunity to practice under the direct supervision of a registered nurse or physician, and demonstrate proficiency for each of the following; 1. Obtain histories 2. Do physical assessments including vital signs 3. Oxygen therapy via nasal cannula, mask or bag mask 4. Airway management with oral airways or nasopharyngeal airways S. CPR 6. Control bleeding and wound care 1. Bandage and dressing applications 8. Administer Ipecac 9. Assist in the use of MAST trousers B. EKT II. During his/her experience in the emergency room, the EMT II should have the opportunity to practice under the direct supervision of a registered nurse or physician, and demonstrate proficiency for each of the following; 1. Obtain histories 2. Do physical assessments including vital signs 3. IV rate calculation 4. Drug dosage calculation 5. Draw up medications; a. amps . b. vials ~ c. preloads 6. Administer the following medications under the direct supervision of a registered nurse or physician; a. Ipecac b. Sodium Bicarbonate c. Dextrose 50% d. Narcan e. Nitroglycerin 1. Oxygen therapy via nasal cannula, mask, bag mask, EOA. EGTA, nasopharyngeal and oropharyngeal airways. 8. Suctioning 9. CPR 10. Control bleeding and wound care 11. Dressing and bandage application 12. Start peripheral IVs and draw blood for analysis 13. Assist in the use of MAST trousers. 14. Administer medications IM, IV and Sub Q. 0 page S C. EMT III. During his/her experience in the emergency room, the E24T III should have the opportunity to practice under the direct supervision of a registered nurse or physician, and demonstrate proficiency for each of the following; 1. Obtain histories 2. Do physical assessments including vital signs 3. IV rate calculations 4. Drug dosage calculations 5. Draw up medications a. amps b. vials c. preloads 6. Administer the following medications under the direct supervision of a physician or registered nurse; a. Ipecac b. Narean c. Dextrose 50% d. Sodium Bicarbonate e. Nitroglycerin f. Epinephrine 1:10,000 g. Epinephrine 1:1,000 h. Lidocaine 7. EMT III's that are ACLS qualified may administer the following medications; a. Lidocaine drip b. Morphine Sulfate c. Calcium Chloride d. Bretylium Tosylate e. Atropine Sulfate f. Benadryl S. Oxygen therapy via nasal cannula, mask, bag mask, EOA. EGTA, oropharyngeal, and.aabopharyageal airways. 9. Suctioning 10. Administer medications IM, IV, Sub Q 11. EKG lead placement 12. EKG interpretations of V-tach, V-fib, and asystole. 13. EXT III ACLS qualified, EKG interpretations of all other dysrhythmias. 14. CPA including defibrillation 15. Control bleeding and wound care 16. Dressing and bandage applications 17. Start peripheral IVs and draw blood for analysis 18. Assist in the use of MST trousers 19. Assist with gastric lavages 20. Apply rotating tourniquets when indicated 21. Assist in triaging patients. page 6 i `` D. PARAMEDICS. During his/her experience in the emergency room, the Paramedic should have the opportunity to practice under the direct supervision of a registered nurse or physician, and demonstrate proficiency for each of the following; 1. Obtain histories 2. Do physical assessments including vital signs 3. IV rate calculations 4. Drug dosage calculations 5. Draw up medications a. amps b. vials c. preloads 6. Administer all medications, all routes 7. Oxygen therapy via nasal cannula, mask, bag mask, EOA, EGTA, ET tube, oropharyngeal and nasopharyngeal airways. 8. Suctioning 9. Assist with gastric lavages 10. Pass naso-gastric tubes with supervision when indicated 11. EKG lead placement 12. Do 12 lead EKG 13. EKG interpretations of all dysrhythmias 14. CPR including Defibrillation 15. Start peripheral Ws and draw blood for analysis 16.'Start central venous Us (external jugular and femoral only) 17. Apply rotating tourniquets when indicated 18. Control bleeding and wound care 19. Dressing and bandage applications 20. Assist in the use of MAST trousers t 21. Assist in triaging patients iLi. (i+�do► .o wj►vaso. �+.� .,A all u+ page 7 CLINICAL INTERNSHIP OBJECTIVES FOR LABOR AND DELIVERY SUITE A. During the experience in the delivery and labor suite, the Et4T III and Paramedic should have the opportunity to practice under the direct supervision of a registered nurse or physician and demonstrate proficiency for each of the following; 1. Identify and label the three stages of labor and complications and abnormal deliveries. 2. Assist or abserve in one normal cephalic delivery 3. Observe and assist, if possible, in abnormal deliveries 4. Assist, if possible, in the control of postpartum hemorrhage by uterine massage and by infusion of oxytocin. 5. Assist, if possible, in the management of the newborn, including severing the cord, suctioning, etc.. 6. Assist, if possible, in the resuscitiation of the newborn. CLINICAL INTERNSHIP OBJECTIVES FOR THE CARDIAC CASE UNIT A. During the experience in the cardiac care unit, the W III and Paramedic should have the opportunity to practice under the direct supervision of a registered nurse or physician and demonstrate proficiency for each of the following; 1.Perfora patient assessment including vital signs 2. Review patient's charts, diagnosis and treatment 3. Apply EKG leads 4. Monitor and interpret EKG's S. Perform endotracheal suctioning 6. Assist in cardiac arrest management 7. Be familiar with the location and operation of equipment in the coronary care unit 8. Observe placement of pacemakers 9. Evaluate blood gas measurements 10. Apply rotating tourniquets as indicated 11. Assist in dressing changes 12. Perform peripheral IVs and draw blood for analysis 13. Prepare and administer intramuscular, subcutaneous and IV medications Pape 8 CLINICAL INTERNSHIP FOR OPERATING ROOM AND RECOVERY ROOM hj A. EMT II. During the experience in the operating room and the recovery room, the Dfr II should have the opportunity to practice under the direct supervision of a registered nurse or physician and demonstrate proficiency for each of the following; 1. Start peripheral IVa and draw blood for analysis 2. Maintain an airway in an unconscious patient using manipulations and position of head, oropharyngeal airways and esophageal airways. 3. Observe aseptic endotracheal and orotracheal suctioning 4. Monitor vitals signs of an unconscious patient B. EMT III and Paramedic. During the experience in the operating room and the recovery room, the EMT III and the Paramedic should have the opportunity to practice under the direct supervision of a registered nurse or physiciaa and demonstrate proficiency for each of the following; 1. Observe endotracheal intubation 2. Start peripheral We and draw blood for analysis 3. Perform aseptic endotracheal and orotracheal suctioning 4. Prepare and administer IV medications and observe the effects of pharmacological agents S. Maintain an airway in an unconscious patient using manipulations and positioning of bead,oropharyngeal airways, esophageal airways and endotracheal tubes. b. Monitor vital signs of an unconscious patient 7. Monitor the cardioscope and interpret EKGs, noting any changes or Irregularities S. Operate oxygen equipment and assist in the operation of the mechanical respirators 9. Observe and assist in the treatment of various soft —tissue and muscuoskeletal injuries. 10. —W QAQA."Coie. 00� , ws►d�► UY'A."eM, eurtt ea+��e1- U J CA-+ 4.A.. U J �r t KENAI FIRE DEPARTMENT PREHOSPITAL PROTOCOLS for EMT EMT 11 EMT Ill and PARAMEDIC . ... - - : - .:N .r..... .. .z-..� - ,... ..: .. . ..... ,...� .� -.. a .•-�,Y: j STANDING ORDER PROTOCOLS FOR EMT I THROUGH PARAMEDIC The following protocols are for use by the Nikiski, Kenai and Central Peninsula Ambulance Services medical personnel from EMT I through Paramedic. These protocols supercede all previous protocols and were established under the auspices and authorization of Dr. Peter 0. Hansen, M.D., and Dr. George Garnett, M.D., Physicial Advisors. The development of these protocols was further aided by the following people, Steven D. O'Connor. Nikiski Fire Department, Dennis Lovett, Kenai Fire Department, and Randy Willis, Soldotna Fire Department. These protocols assume that a reasonable chance of resuscitation exists and that transportation to the hospital should procede without undue delay. These protocols were accepted for use on July 1, 1982. s EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN F= I STANDING ORDERS A. Patient Assessment 1. Primary survey/airway management 2. Secondary survey/vital signs B. Airway Management 1. Oropharyngeal or Nasopharyngeal airway 2. Suction as needed 3. Oxygen a. 10-15LPM via bagmask for arrest (cardiac or respiratory) b. 3-BLPM via nasal cannula or mask for general or trauma c. 1-2LPM via nasal cannula or mask with patients with COPD by history 4. Nasopharyngeal airways should be lubricated before insertion C. Cardiac Arrest 1. American Heart Association Basic Life Support protocols 2. Oxygen 10-15LPM via bag or pocket mask 3. Suction as needed D. Suspected Overdose/Poisoning 1. Airway protocol 2. If the patient is conscious with a gag -reflex, Ipecac 30cc by mouth for adults with suspected or known overdose/poisoning. -Child dose is 15cc by mouth. E. Trauma 1. General Trauma a. airway management protocols b. control severe bleeding (arterial or major venous) c. immobilize head, neck and spine as indicated d. control other bleeding with direct pressure or elevation as indicated e. splint/traction as indicated. Check neurovascular status f. hypotension - see MAST protocol 2. MAST Protocol a. primary survey 1. maintain adequate ABC's 2. control external hemorrhage b. Secondary Survey 1. assess all injuries 2. obtain vital signs and assess chest sounds bilaterally 3. record vital signs and pertinent information as soon as patient.• care permits c. Airway Protocol J page 2 EMT I d. BAST Indications 1. pelvic or multiple leg fractures exist a. if patient is normotensive, inflate only until fractures are immobilized 2, signs of shock are present (rapid, weak pulse, pale, clammy skin, altered level of consciousness, etc.) AIM systolic blood pressure is less than 1O0mmHg 3. systolic blood pressure -is less than 80 mmHg in any adult patient 4. in the normotensive patient who presents with a history or mechanism of injury suggesting the potential for the development of shock. Garment should be applied as soon as patient care permits with inflation occuring according to d., 2 b 3 above e. Application and Inflation Procedures 1. before application, remove shoes, belt, and pants if time and patient care permit. (empty pockets if pants are not removed) 2. inflate leg sections until easily dented with finger or until systolic blood pressure is 100mmHg 3. recheck'blood pressure 4. if systolic blood pressure is less than 1O0mm!ig, inflate the abdominal section until easily dented with finger or systolic blood pressure is 10O=Hg S. recheck blood pressure 6. if further pressure is needed, inflate.the legs and then the abdominal section until one of the following occur: a. patient's blood pressure is 1O0mmHg b. pop off valves release c. velcro fasteners begin to slip f. Special Points 1. MAST should be Inflated on the basis of the patient's blood pressure and not the pressure within the suit 2. DO NOT DEFLATE the MAST in the field except in the patient in cardiogenic shock who develops pulmonary edema and"/or worsening vital signs. In this case, seek advice from the receiving physician 3. be alert for pressure changes caused by altitude and temperature: variations J , i �t pipe 3 EMT I - - g. Contraindications lP 1. pulmonary edema 1 3. Burns a. Airway protocol b. Remove clothing and jewelry as needed j c. Cool with irrigation solution d. Cover with clean sheet or use burn pack e. Estimate percentage of total body surface area involvement f. Estimate thickness of burn(s) i g. Treat for shock jh. Apply cold packs for localized burns DRUG APPENDIX: IPECAC - Supplies in liquid form, various sizes Adult dose is 30cc Pediatric dose is 15cc Route of administration - orally followed by large amounts of waters y• o .V ij EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN LEVEL 11 STANDING ORDERS A. Patient Assessment 1. Primary survey/airway management 2. Secondary survey/vital signs B. Airway Management 1. EOA or EGTA 2. Oropharyngeal or nasopharyngeal airway 3. Suction as needed 4. Oxygen a. 10-15LPM via bagmask for arrest (cardiac or respiratory) b. 3-8LPM via nasal cannula or mask for general medical or trauma c. 1-2LPM via nasal cannula or mask with patients with COPD by history 5. EOA and EGTA cuff should be inflated to a maximum of 35cc of air 6. EOA, EGTA and nasopharyngeal airways should be lubricated before insertion 7. CPR should not be interrupted for more than 15 seconds for the placement of EOA or EGTA. The patient should be hyperventilated prior to placement attemp S. In cases of suspected narcotics overdose 0.4mg Narcan preferably I.V, should be administered prior to the placement of EOA or EGTA C. Medical Emergencies 1. Airway management protocols 2. Coma or unknown etiology or suspected drug overdose/poisoning a. airway protocols b. IV D5W TKO with micro -drip tubing (draw 20 cc's blood for two red tops and one purple top vaccutainer before starting I.V.) c. D50 50cc I.V. d. Narcan 0.4mg to 1.2mg I.V. Titrate to effect. In unable to establish I.V., narcan may be administered IM or Sub-Q e. if the patient is conscious with a gag -reflex, Ipecac 30cc by mouth for adults with suspected or known overdose, Child dose is 15ce by mouth 3. insulin Shock or Diabetic Coma a. I.V. D59 TKO with micro -drip tubing (draw 20 cc's blood for two red tops and one purple top vaccutainer before starting I.V.) 1 b. check blood sugar levels with dextrostix 1. if loss blood sugar is indicated, less than 90 by dextrostix, administer V50 at 0.5 grams/kg up to 25 grams I.V. 2. if dextrostix measurement is 90 or greater, do not administer D50 page 2 f`ST lI c. treat for shock D. Cardiac 1. Suspected Myocardial Infarction a. airway protocol b. attach EKG monitor leads for LEAD 2 if available c. IV DSW TKO with micro -drip tubing (draw 20 cc's for two red tops and one purple top vaccutainers before starting IV) d. alert patient with mild to moderate discomfort with no previous nitroglycerin, patient may be given nitroglycerin X 3 at 5 minute intervals sublingual from patient's own prescription. 2. Cardiac Arrest a. verify arrest b. American Heart Association Basic Life Support Protocols c. airway protocols d. IV DSW TKO with micro -drip tubing (draw 20 cc's blood for two red tops and one purple top vaccutainers before starting IV) e. Sodium Bicarbonate at I.OmEq/KG initial dose up to 10O.0mEq. Repeat at tea minute intervals at one half initial dose f. attach EKG monitor leads for LEAD 2 if available E. Trauma 1. .General Trauma a. airway management protocol b. control severe bleeding (arterial or major venous) c., immobilize head, neck,and spine as indicated d. IV lactated ringers with macro -drip tubing and large bore needle (draw 20 cc's blood for two red tops and one purple top vaccutainer before starting IV) Titrate to maintain blood pressure of 90-100mmR g systolic. More than one IV may be necessary e. control other bleeding with direct pressure or elevation as indicated , f. splint/traction as indicated. Check neurovascular status g. hypotension - see MAST protocol 2. HAST Protocol a. primary survey 1. maintain adequate ABC's ! 2, control external hemorrhage • d v. ge 3 EHT 11 b. secondary survey 1. assess all injuries 2. obtain vital signs and assess chest sounds bilaterally 3. record vital signs and pertinent information as soon as patient care permits c. airway protocol d. MAST indications I. pelvic or multiple leg fractures exist a. if patient is normotensive, inflate only until fractures are Immobilized 2. signs of shock are present (rapid, weak pulse, pale, clammy skin, altered levels of consciousness, etc.) AND systolic blood pressure is less than 100mmHg .3. systolic blood pressure less than 80mmHg in any adult patient 4. in the normotensive patient who presents with a history or mechanism of injury suggesting the potential for the development of shock. Garment should be applied as soon as patient care permits with inflation occuring according to d., 2 6 3 above. e. application and inflation procedures 1. before application, remove shoes, belt and pants if time and patijent care permits. (empty pockets if pants are not removed) 2. inflate leg sections until easily dented with finger or until systolic blood pressure is 100mmHg 3. recheck blood pressure 4. if systolic blood pressure is less than 100mmHg, inflate the abdominal section until easily dented with finger or systolic blood pressure is 100mag S. recheck blood pressure 6. if further pressure is needed, inflate the legs and then the abdominal section until one of the following occurs: a. patient's blood pressure is 100mmHg b. pop off valves release c. velcro fasteners begin to slip j J page 4 EMT II h f. special points 1. MAST should be inflated on the basis of the patient's blood pressure and not the pressure within the suit 2. DO NOT DEFLATE the MAST in the field except in the patient in cardiogenic shock who develops pulmonary edema and/or worsening vital signs. In this case, seek advice from the receiving physician 3. be alert for pressure changes caused by altitude and temperature variations T; S. contraindications I. pulmonary edema 3. Burns a. airway protocol b. remove clothing and jewelry as needed C. cool with irrigation solution d. cover with clean sheet or use burn pack e* apply cold packs for localized burns f. estimate percentage of total body surface area g. estimate thickness h. IV lactated ringers with macro -drip tubing and large bore needle with burns over 20% total body surface area on adults and 10% total body surface area or more on children. More than one IV may be necessary. (draw 20 cc's blood for two red tops and one purple top vaccutainer f before starting IV) L. treat for shock t DRUG APPENDIX Supplied Adult Dose Pediatric Route Of Dose Administration Dextrose 50Z Preloaded Syringe O-5gram/kg O-5gram/kS I.V. only 25 grams in 50ce Ipecac Liquid-Vari size bottle amounts of wate.i Subcutaneous Nitroglycerin Tablets may repeat at five minute Sodium Bicarbonate Preloaded Syringe 1-OmE/kg I-OmEq/kg intervals X 3 I.V. only ' ` � » ` ~~ �.` ^ ' ~ '---~— �--......n~- . J . ' - . . ' -~ -� � '^ � -' .. ' ' I 1 EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN LEVEL III STANDING ORDERS A. Patient Assessment 1. Primary survey/airway management 2. Secondary survey/vital signs B. Airway Management 1. Oropharyngeal or nasopharyngeal 2. EOA or EGTA 3. Endotracheal intubation is an option for those EMT III's who have successfully passed an American Heart Association Advanced Cardiac Life Support Class and are approved by their physician advisor. 4. Suction as needed 5. Oxygen a. 10-15 LPM via bagmask for arrest (cardiac or respiratory) b. 3-8 LPM via nasal cannula or mask for general medical or trauma c. 1-2 LPM via nasal cannula or mask for patients with COPD history 6. EOA and EGTA cuff should be inflated to a maximum of 35cc of air 7. E-T tube should be inflated until no air is heard to escape around the tube or to a maximum of lOcc of air S. WA, EGTA, E-T tube, and nasopharyngeal airways should be lubricated before insertion 9. CPR should not be interrupted for more than 15 seconds for the placement of EOA. EGTA, or E-T tube. The patient should be hyperventilated prior to placement attempts. 10. In cases of suspected narcotics overdose, 0.4mg Narcan preferably I.V., should be administered prior to the placement of EOA, EGTA, or E-T tube C. Medical Emergencies 1. Coma of unknown etiology or suspected drug overdose/poisoning a. airway protocol b. I.V. D5W TKO with micro -drip tubing (draw 20 cc's blood for two red tops and one p purple top vaccutainer before starting I.V.) c. D50 - 50cc I.V. d. Narcan 0.4 to 1.2mg I.V., titrate to effect. If unable to establish I.V., Narcan may be administered I.M. or Sub-Q EMT III page 2 e. if the patient is conscious with a gag -reflex, Ipecac 30cc by mouth for adults with suspected or known overdose/poisoning. Pediatric dose is 15cc by mouth 2. Insulin Shock or Diabetic Coma a. airway protocol b. I.V. D5W TKO with micro -drip tubing (draw 20 cc's blood for two red tops and one purple top vaccutainer before starting I.V.) c. check blood sugar levels wiih dextrostix 1. if low blood sugar is indicated, less than 90 by dextrostix, administer D5O at 0.5grams/kg up to 25 grams 2. if dextrostix measurement is 90 or greater, do not administer D50 d. treat for shock 3. Asthma a. airway protocol b. I.V. D5W TKO with micro -drip tubing (draw 20 cc's blood for two red tops and one purple top vaccutainer before starting I.V.) c. cardiac monitor d. Epinephrine 1:1,000 0.3mg sub-Q for adults e. Epinephrine 1:1,000 O.lmg sub-Q for pediatric 4. Seizures a. airway protocol b. protect patient from injury - do not restrain c. I.V. D5W TKO with micro-drXp tubing (draw 20 cc's blood for two red tops and one purple top vaccutainer before starting I.V.) 5. Anaphylaxis a. airway protocol b. Epinephrine 1:1.000 0.3mg Sub-Q if no shock or respiratory distress .present. Pediatric dose is O.lmg Sub-Q c. if shock and/or respiratory distress is present: 1. Epinephrine 1:1,000 0.3mg IM or I.V. Pediatric dose is O.lini IM or I.V. 2. apply loose tourniquet proximal to sting with 0.3mg 1:1,000 i Epinephrine Sub-Q at sting site to be massaged in. Pediatric -- dose is O.lmg Sub-Q. EMT III page 3 d. I.V. lactated ringers with macro -drip tubing and large bore needle, titrate for shock (draw 10 cc's blood for two red tops and one purple top vaccutainer before starting I.V.) e. Benadryl 50mg I.M. for adults f. cardiac monitor g. treat for shock 6. Acute Pulmonary Edema/Congestive Heart Failure a. airway protocol b. patient in position of comfort c. I.V. D5W TKO with micro -drip tubing (draw 20 cc's blood for two red tops and one purple top vaccutainer before starting I.V.) d. Morphine Sulfate 2.0 to 4.Omg I.V. slowly, titrated to effect. May be repeated at five minute intervals as needed to 15mg I.V. e. rotating tourniquets 1. to be placed on three extremities at a time and rotated every 10-15 minutes. They are to be placed on the most proximal portion of the extremity and tightened to occlude venous but not arterial flow. f. NOTE: NARCAN MUST BE AVAILABLE ANY TIME MORPHINE SULFATE IS AD14INISTERED D. Trauma 1. General Trauma a. airway protocol b. control severe bleeding (arterial or major venous) c. immobilize head, neck, and spine as indicated . d. I.V. lactated ringers with macro -drip tubing and large bore needle 3 (draw 20 cc's blood for two red tops and one purple top vaccutainer 4, before starting I.V.) Titrate to maintain blood pressure of 90-100mmHg a systolic. More than one I.V. may be necessary -y e. control other bleeding with direct pressure and/or elevation as indicated f.. splint/traction as indicated - check neurovascular status g. hypotension - see MAST protocol i s_ h. if unable to obtain a peripheral I.V. an external jugular or femoral I.V. is an option if: t: i EMT III page 4 1. severe shock, blood loss, and/or significant hypotension exists AND: 2. the EMT III has successfully passed an American Heart Association Advanced Cardiac Life Support Class and is approved by their physician advisor L. Morphine Sulfate 2-5mg I.V. at five minute intervals titrated to pain relief for extremity trauma J. NOTE: NARCAN MUST BE AVAILABLY ANYTIME MORPHINE SULFATE IS... ADMINISTERED 2. MAST Protocol a. primary survey 1. maintain adequate ABC's 2. control external hemorrhage b. secondary survey 1. assess all injuries 2. obtain vital signs and assess chest sounds bilaterally 3. record vital signs and pertinent information as soon as patient care permits c. airway protocol d. MAST Indications 1. pelvic or muliple leg fractures exist S. if patient is normotensive, inflate only until fractures are immobilized '2. signs of shock are present (rapid, weak pulse, pale, clammy skin, altered levels of consciousness, etc.) AND systolic blood pressure is less than 100mmHg 3. systolic blood pressure less than 80mmHg in any adult patient 4. in the normotensive patient who presents with a history or mechanism of injury suggesting the potential for the development of shock. Garment should be applied as soon as patient care permits with inflation occuring according to d., 2 b 3 above e. application and inflation procedures* i 1. before application, remove shoes, belt,and pants if time and patient care permits. (empty pockets if pants are not removed) - i - page � F g i 2. inflate leg sections until easily dented with finger or until systolic blood pressure is 100mMHg 3. recheck blood pressure r 4. if systolic blood pressure is less than 100=Hg, inflate the I abdominal section until easily dented with finger or systolic blood pressure is 100mmHg S. recheck blood pressure i 6. if further pressure is needed, inflate the legs and then the abdominal section until one of the following occurs: a. patient's blood pressure is 100mmHg j b. pop off valves release - • c. velcro fasteners begin to slip ; f. Special points 1. MAST should be inflated on the basis of the patient's blood pressure and not the pressure within the suit 2. DO NOT DEFLATE the WT in the field except in the patient in cardlogenic shock who develops pulmonary edema and/or worsening `. vital signs. In this case, seek advice from the receiving physician 3. be alert for pressure changes caused by altitude and temperature I, variations i. g. contraindications - 1. pulmonary edema � 3. Burns a. 1 airway protocol b. remove clothing and jewelry as needed ' C. cool with irrigation solution I.: d. coves with clean sheet or use burn pack e, apply cold packs to localized burns f. estimate percentage of total body surface area involvement and thickness _..i: of burn if possible i ---" g. I.V. lactated ringers with macro -drip tubing and large bore needle with I burns over 20% total body surface area on adults and 102 total body surface area on children (draw 20 cc's blood for two red tops and one purple top vaccutainer before starting I.V.) More than one I.V. may. be necessaty r s 1 EMT III page b h. treat for shock/maintain body temperature I. Morphine Sulfate 2-5mg I.V. at five minute intervals titrated to pain relief J. NOTtt NARCAN MUST BE AVAILABLE ANYTIME MORPHINE SULFATE IS ADMINISTERED 4. Cricothyrotomy - for airway obstruction a. American Heart Association protocol for airway obstruction b. airway protocol c- palpate cricothyroid membrane d. prep site for puncture e. use 14 gauge over -the -needle catheter and insert through membrane f. confirm bilateral breath sounds g. secure in place with tape 5. Tension Pneumothorax a. airway protocol b. I.Y. lactated ringers with macro -drip tubing and large bore needle (draw 20 cc's blood for two red tops and one purple top vaccutainer before starting I.V.) e. auscultate lungs thoroughly to ascertain any diminished lung sounds, absence of lung sounds, or hyper -resonance of affected side d. observe trachea for shifting to unaffected side e. splint any flail segments to prevent paradoxical movement f. if tracheal deviation is apparent or patient exhibits increasing respiratory distress, a weak pulse, fall in blood pressure, distention of neck veins, and bulging of upper intercostal tissue use either 14 gauge over -the -needle catheter or McSwain Dart as follows. 1. prep chest wall for puncture 2. palpate second intercostal space, mid -clavicular line, on the affected side 3. insert either 14 gauge needle or McSwain Dart through the chest wall over the top of the second rib 4. if using a 14 gauge needle attach a finger of a rubber glove 'to the hub to create a one-way flutter valve or if using the McSwain Dart attach the heimlich valve Em !I! page 7 5. secure needle catheter or McSwain Dart to chest wall 6. ascultate lung sounds and observe patient for reduction of tension pneumothorax E. OB/M 1. airway protocol 2. I.V. lactated ringer with macro -drip tubing and large bore needle (draw 10 cc's blood for two red tops and one purple top vaccutainer before starting I.V.) More than one I.V. may be necessary MAST, protocol if indicated THE FOLLOWING CARDIAC PROTOCOLS ARE FOR THOSE EMT III's WHO HAVE NOT SUCCESSFULLY PASSED AN AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION ADVANCED CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT PROGRAM F. Cardiac - NON ACLS 1. SUSPECTED myocardial infarction a. airway protocol b. cardiac monitor c. I.V. D5W TKO with micro -drip tubing (draw 20 cc's blood for two red tops and one purple top vaccutainer before starting I.V.) d. for alert patient with mild to moderate discomfort who has had no Nitroglycerin, the patient may be given Nitroglycerin X 3 at five minute intervals sublingual e. for ventricular tachycardia, PVC's at six or more per minute, multi - focal PVC's, administer VidbcaineL-t 1.Omg/kg up to 100.Omg I.V. May repeat in fifteen minutes for a maximum dose of 200mg Z.V. 2. UNMONITORED ventricular fibrillation a. confirm arrest f b. American Heart Association Basic Life Support c. quick -look with paddles to confirm V-fib r d. if not V-fib, procede to appropriate algorithm "- - e. if V-fib, continue with Basic Life Support, charge paddles to 200 watt seconds and defibrillate --s f. if there is a change in rhythm. go to the appropriate algorithm - 'i i. o , P k r 3 J 1 EMT III page 8 g. if there is no change in rhythm, continue CPR, recharge the paddles to 200 watt seconds and defibrillate h. if there is a change in rhythm, go to the appropriate algorithm I. if there is no change, continue CPR, start I.V. of D5W TKO with micro -drip tubing (draw 20 cc's blood for two red tops and one purple top vaccutainer before starting I.V.) Secure the airway with EOA or ECTA if not already done J. administer Epinephrine 0.5 to 1.0mg I.V. k. administer Sodium Bicarbonate 1.OmEq/kg initial dose I.V. up to IOOmEq 1. continue CPR, recharge paddles to 360 watt seconds or maximum output and defibrillate m. if there is a change in the rhythm, go to the appropriate algorithm a. if there is no change, recharge paddles to 360 watt seconds or maximum output and defibrillate o. if there is a change in the rhythm, go to the appropriate algorithm P. if there is no change, repeat Epinephrine 0.5mg I.V. at five minute intervals and Sodium Bicarbonate at one half the initial dose at ten minute intervals q. transport may occur during any phase of the procedure r. do not interrupt CPR more than fifteen seconds at any one time 3. Monitored Ventricular Fibrillation a. confirm arrest, confirm V-fib. If not V-fib, go to appropriate algorithm b. if V-fib confirmed, use precordial thump C. if change in rhythm, go to appropriate algorithm d. if no change in rhythm, initiate Basic Life Support, charge paddles to 200 watt seconds, and defibrillate e. if change in rhythm, go to appropriate algorithm f. if no change in rhythm, recharge paddles to 200 watt seconds and' defibrillate g. if change in rhythm, go to appropriate algorithm � h. if no change in rhythm, continue CPR, start I.V. D5W TKO with micro -drip tubing (draw 20 cc's blood for two red tops and one purple top vaccutainer before starting I.V.) Secure the airway with EOA or ECTAjif not already done r EMT III page 9 ' I. administer Epinephrine 0.5mg I.V. i J. administer Sodium Bicarbonate 1.OmEq/kg I.V. up to 100mEq k. refer to unmonitored V-fib algorithm letter "L" and procede 4. Asystole a. American Heart Association Basic Life Support b. secure airway with EOA or EGTA c. start I.V. D5W TKO with micro -drip tubing (draw 20 cc's blood for two red tops and one purple top vaccutainer before starting I.V.) d. administer Epinephrine 0.5 to I.Omg I.V. and repeat at five minute j intervals j i e. administer Sodium Bicarbonate at 1.OmEq/kg up to 100mEq as initial ; dose and repeat at one half the initial dose at ten minute intervals f. continue CPR g. if change in rhythm, go to appropriate algorithm b. if no change in rhythm, continue CPR and medications as above' I. may defibrillate once at maximum output n j. transport may occur during any phase of the procedure k. do not interrupt CPR more than fifteen seconds at any one time 5. Electra -Mechanical Dissociation a. confirm arrest b. American Heart Association Basic Life Support c. secure airway with EOA or EGTA -- d. cardiac monitor j, e. start I.V.,D5W TKO with micro -drip tubing (draw 20 cc's blood for two red tops,and one purple top vaccutainer before starting I.V.) f. administer Epinephrine 0.5 to 1.0mg I.V. g. administer Sodium Bicarbonate at 1.OmEq/kg up to 100mEq as an initial dose h. if change in rhythm, go to appropriate algorithm I. if no change in rhythm, continue CPR, repeat •epinephrine at 0.5mg I.V. at five minute intervals and Sodium Bicarbonate at one half the initial dose every ten minutes i Frans ort may occur during an - j• p y g y phase of the procedure ' 1 k. do not interrupt CPR more than fifteen seconds at any one time. ; ' 1 i r{i a i ` I E r i1 ■ EST III page 10 i • 6. Ventricular Tachycardia a. confirm V-tach with cardiac monitor b. check for pulse, check level of consciousness, CPR as indicated c. administer precordial thump d. if change in rhythm, go to appropriate algorithm e. if no change in rhythm, start I.V., if not already done, of D514 TKO with micro -drip tubing (draw 20 cc's blood for two red tops and one purple top vaccutainer before starting I.V.) f. administer Lidocaine at 1.Omg/kg up to 100mg. May repeat in fifteen minutes for a maximum dose of 200mg I.V. g. if change in rhythm, go to appropriate algorithm h. in the unconscious patient with no change in rhythm, cardiovent at 200 watt seconds, synchronized if available I. transport may occur at any phase of the procedure j. if CPR is indicated it should not be interrupted more than fifteen seconds at any one time THE FOLLOWING CARDIAC PROTOCOLS ARE FOR THOSE EMT III'S WHO HAVE SUCCESSFULLY PASSED AN XZRICAN HEART ASSOCIATION ADVANCED ° CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT CLASS AND WHO ARE APPROVED BY -THEIR PHYSICIAN ADVISOR TO OPERATE UNDER THESE PROTOCOLS t G. Cardiac - ACLS 1. Suspected myocardial infarction a. airway protocol b. cardiac monitor } C. I.V. D5W TKO With micro -drip tubing (draw 20 cc's blood for two red tops and one purple top vaccutainer before starting I.V.) s d. for alert patient with mild to moderate discomfort who has had no f f' Nitroglycerin, the patient may be given Nitroglycerin X 3 at five-minute Intervals sublingual `T e. for patients with severe discomfort not relieved by ..,itroglycerin,j Morphine Sulfate 2.0 to 5.0 mg I.V., t1trated to pain relief at five minute intervals to a maximum dose of 15mg. i EMT III page 11 f. NOTE: NARCAN MUST BE AVAILABLE ANYTIME MORPHINE SULFATE IS ADMINISTERED g. for ventricular tachycardia, PVC's at six or more per minute, or multi -focal PVC's'idocaine at 1.Omg/kg up to 100mg I.V. h. if ectopics are not alleviated Lidbeaine may be repeated in fifteen minutes to a maximum dose of 200mg or a Lidocaine drip may be established as follows: 2 grams of Lidocaine in 500cc of D5W to give a concentration of 4.Omg/cc. Start drip at 15uggts/min. Drip may be increased to 60uggts/min. 2. Unmonitored Ventricular Fibrillation a. confirm arrest b. American Heart Association Basic Life Support c. quick -look with paddles to confirm V=fib d. if not V-fib, procede to appropriate algorithm e. if V-fib, continue with basic life support, charge paddles to 200 watt seconds and defibrillate f. if change in rhythm, go to appropriate' algorithm S. if no change in rhythm, continue CPR, recharge paddles to 200 watt seconds and defibrillate h. if change in rhythm, go to appropriate algorithm I. if no change in rhythm, continue CPR, start I.V. of D5W TKO with micro -drip tubing (draw 20 cc's blood for two red tops and one purple top vaccutainer before starting I.V.) Secure the airway with E-T tube, EOA, or EGTA if not already done J. administer Epinephrine 0.5 to 1.0mg I.V. k. administer Sodium Bicarbonate at 1.OmEq/kg up to 100mEq as an initial dose. 1. continue CPR, recharge paddles to 360 watt seconds or maximum output and defibrillate ' m. if change in rhythm, go to appropriate algorithm n. if no change in rhythm, recharge paddles to 360 watt seconds or i maximum output and defibrillate o. if change in rhythm, go to appropriate algorithm p. if no change in rhythm, administer Bretylium Tosylate S.OmVkg I.V. up to 5O0mg EMT III page 12 1 q. continue CPR for two minutes r. defibrillate at 360 watt seconds or maximum output s. if change in rhythm, go to appropriate algorithm t. if no change in rhythm, administer Bretylium Tosylate lO.Omg/kg IV. u. continue CPR and administer Sodium Bicarbonate at one half the initial dose at ten minute intervals v. defibrillate at 360 watt seconds or maximum output w. if change in rhythm, go to appropriate algorithm x. if no change in rhythm, repeat Epinephrine at 0.5mg I.V. at five minute intervals, Sodium Bicarbonate at one half the initial dose at ten minute intervals and Bretylium '.osylate at 10.Omg/kg I.V. at fifteen minute intervals y. transport may occur during any phase of the procedure z. do not interrupt CPR more than fifteen seconds at any one time 3. Monitored Ventricular Fibrillation a. confirm arrest, confirm V-fib. If not V-fib go to appropriate algorithm b. if V-fib confirmed, administer precordial thump c. if change in rhythm, go to appropriate algorithm d. if no change in rhythm, initiate basic life support, charge paddles to 200 watt seconds and defibrillate e. if change in rhythm, go to appropriate algorithm f. if no change in rhythm, recharge paddles to 200 watt seconds and defibrillate g. if change in rhythm, go to appropriate algorithm h. if no change in rhythm, continue CPR, start I.V. D5W TKO with micro -drip tubing (draw 20 cc`s blood for two red tops and one purple top vaccutainer before starting I.V.) Secure airway with E-T tube, EOA or EGTA if not already done I. administer Epinephrine 0.5mg I.V. J. administer Sodium Bicarbonate at 1.OmEq/kg I.V. up to IOOmEq k. refer to unmonitored V-fib algorithm letter "L" and procede ' i EMT III page 13 4,' :Asystole a. American Heart Association Basic Life Support b. secure airway with EOA, ECTA, or E-T tube c. start I.V. of D5W TKO with micro -drip tubing (draw 20 cc's blood for two red tops and one purple top vaccutainer before starting I.V.) d. administer Epinephrine 0.5 to 1.Omg I.V. e. administer Sodium Bicarbonate at 1.OmEq/Kg up to 100mEq as an initial dose f. if change in rhythm, go to appropriate algorithm g. if no change in rhythm, administer 1.0mg Atropine I.V. This may be repeated in five minutes for a total dose of 2.Omg I.V. h, if change in rhythm, go to appropriate algorithm i. if no change in rhythm, administer Calcium Chloride 500mg, ten percent solution I.V. J. if change in rhythm, go to appropriate algorithm k. if no change in rhythm, continue CPR, repeat Epinephrine 0:5mg I.V. at five minute intervals, Sodium Bicarbonate at one half the initial dose at ten minute intervals, and Calcium Chloride 500mg, ten percent solution I.V. at ten minute intervals 1. may defibrillate once at maximum output m. transport may occur at any phase of the procedure n. do not interrupt CPR more than fifteen seconds at any one time 5. Electro-Mechanical Dissociation a. American Heart Association Basic Life Support b. secure airway with EOA, ECTA, or E-T tube c- cardiac monitor d. start.I.V, of D5W TKO with micro -drip tubing (draw 20 cc's blood for two red tops and one purple top vaccutainer before starting I.V.) e. administer Epinephrine 0.5 to 1.0mg I.V. f. administer Sodium Bicarbonate at 1.OmEq/Kg up to 100mEq as an initial dose g. if change in rhythm, go to appropriate algorithm h. if no change in rhythm, continue CPR, administer Calcium Chloride 500mg, ten percent solution I.V. `r I. if change in rhythm, go to appropriate algorithm J. if no change in rhythm, continue CPR, repeat Epinephrine 0.5mg I.V.1at five minute intervals, Sodium Bicarbonate at one half the initial dose at ten minute intervals, and Calcium Chloride 500mg, ten percent solution I.V. at ten minute intervals j 11 EMT III page 14 f .I k. transport may occur at any phase of the procedure 1. do not interrupt CPR more than fifteen seconds at any one time 6. Ventricular Tachycardia a. confirm V-Tach with cardiac monitor b. check for pulse, check level of consciousness, CPR as indicated c. administer precordial thump d. if change in rhythm, go to appropriate algorithm e, if no change in rhythm, start Z.V. if not already done, of DSW TKO with micro -drip tubing (draw 20 cc's blood for two red tops and one purple top vaccutainer before starting I.V.) f. administer Lidocaine at 1.Omg/kg I.V. up to 100mg g. if change in rhythm, go to appropriate algorithm h. if no change in rhythm: 1. in the unconscious patient, cardiovert at 200 watt seconds, synchronized if available 2. in the rapidly deteriorating conscious patient, cardiovert at 50 watt seconds, synchronized if available i. if change in rhythm, go to appropriate algorithm J. if no change in rhythm, administer Bretylium Tosylate at 5.Omg/kg I.V. up to 500mg over a ten minute period k. if change in rhythm, go to appropriate algorithm 1. if no change in rhythm in the unconscious patient cardiovert again at 200 watt seconds, synchronized if available m. if change in rhythm, go to appropriate algorithm n. if no change in rhythm, repeat Bretylium Tosylate at 5.Omg/kg I.V. at fifteen minute intervals' o. if change to a stable rhythm occurs at any phase of the procedure establish a Lidocaine drip as follows: 2 grams of Lidocaine in 500cc of DSW to give a concentration of 4.0mg/cc. Start drip at 15uggts/min. Drip may be increased to. 60uggts/min. p. transport may occur at any phase of the procedure q. if CPR is indicated it should not be interrupted more than fifteen seconds at any one time J ,EiKT III page 15 • s 4 7. Bradycardia ` a. confirm bradycardia with pulse check and/or cardiac monitor b. airway protocol c. start I.V. of D5W TKO with micro -drip tubing (draw 20 cc's blood for two red tops and one purple top vaccutainer before starting I.V.) d. check blood pressure. If less than 90mmRg systolic, pulse less than 60/minute, and the patient is symptomatic administer Atropine O.15mg I.V. J j e. if there is no change, repeat Atropine at 0.75mg I.V. at five -- minute interval to a total dose of 2.25mg I.V. f. CPR as indicated g. transport may occur at any phase of the procedure c1 h. do not interrupt CPR more than fifteen seconds at any one time ,y l l i j i Y i s .. t - Ig EMT I I I DRUG APPENDIX Supplied Adult Dose Pediatric Dose Route of Administration Atropine Preloaded Syringe 0.75mg .4.Olmg/kg I.V. only 1.0mg in lOcc 2.25mg max 0.5mg maximum Benadryl Preloaded Syringe 50mg 1.Omg/kg I.H. 50mg in ice "Bretylium Glass Ampule 5m R/k8 None I.V. only Tosylate 500mg in IOcc { ,Calcium Preloaded Syringe 500mg 20mg/kg I.V. only 'Chloride 1,O00mg in lOcc Dextrose 50Z Preloaded Syringe 0.5mg/kg 0.5mg/kg 25 grams in 50cc Epinephrine Preloaded Tubex 0.3mg O.lmg '1:1,000 1.0mg in ice Epinephrine Preloaded Tubex 0.5mg to O.lmg/kg 1:10000 l.Omg in lOcc 1.Omg Ipecac Liquid - Various 30cc 15cc size bottle -;.idocaine 22 Preloaded Syringe 1.Omg/kg 1.0mg/kg 100mg in 5cc a , y k I.V. only I Z.V., I.M.jSub-Q Z.V. or Endotrachea i Orally with large amounts of water a B i J 4 ' �iT IZI page 2 - Supplied Adult pediatric Dose Dose Route of Administration Lidocaine 2 Vial 2 1.0-4.0mg/min 0.03mg/kg/min I.V. drip grams grams in 50cc drip drip NOTE: ADULT LIDOCAINE DRIP IS: 2 grams in SOOcc DSW to give a concentration of 4.Omg/cc. Start drip at l5uggts/min. Drip may be increased to 60uggts/min. PEDIATRIC LIDOCAINE DRIP IS: 100mg in SOOcc D5V! to give a concentration of 0.2mg/cc. Start __- drip at lOuggts/min. to yield 0.03mg/kg/min. ` f Morphine Preloaded Tubex 2.Omg - 15mg 0.1 mg Imp• - Sulfate 15mg in lcc titrated to {I pain relief Narcan Glass Ampule 0.4mg in lcc 0.4m g - 1.2mg O.Olmg/kg I.V., I.H., Sub-Q ~ Nitroglycerin Tablets 0.4mg/tablet 1 tablet none Sublingually - may repeat at five minute intervals R 3 Sodium Preloaded Syringe '50mEq 1.OmEq/kg 1.OmEq/kg I.V. only Bicarbonate in 50cc f 1 i CITY OF KENAI ORDINANCE NO, 791-82 AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, TO REPEAL AND RE-ENACT KHC 16 TO CORRECT, CLARIFY, AfM MAKE MORE EFFICIENT PROCEDURES CONCERNING IMPROVEMENT DISTRICTS. WHEREAS, Title 16 of the Kenai Municipal Code provides for public improvement districts including initiation by petition or by Council resolution, procedures under each method of initiation which while substantially similar, have minor variations which could cause confusion, in one instance does not follow Charter provisions, and in other provisions are either w.biguous or set forth in terms that in some instances would prevent any possibility of providing an improvement district with a portion of the costs paid for by property owners, and WHEP.EAS, attempting to amend this ordinance to straighten out all of the problems would be so complicated as to completely confuse the issues so that it is much simpler to repeal and re-enact the entire title, and WHEREAS, collections of, and foreclosures on, parcels in assessment districts already in effect should not be placed in jeopardy by this repeal and re-enactment. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, as follows: Sggtign is No improvement districts established prior to the effective date of this ordinance shall be affected in any way, and particularly as to interest, penalty, collections, and foreclosures by the repeal and re-enactment of Title 16 contained herein, but all properties in said improvement districts on which assessments are still due and unpaid shall continue to be subject to Title 16 as it existed prior to the effective date of this ordinance. GggtJQU_2: Subject to the provisions of Section 1 above, KLIC 16 is hereby repealed and re-enacted to read as follows: WJ Nava .. PUBLZ�IkIP$QYP�B�_&PP�I8L..88.&P&&bY� Chas,: SOU Oserty OutAif€-2isui0t atio.�. n of Aaajang= SICUM s 16.05.010 Assessment authority, 16.05.020 Now improvement proposal initiated. 16.05.030 Requirements of petition. 16.05#040 Contents of resolution, 16.05.050 Permissible methods for financing local improvement districts, 16.05.060 Authorized capital improvements. 16,05.070 Property assessed. 16.05,080 Amount assessed. 16.05.090 Costs. 16,05,100 Method of assessment, 16,05,010 Assessment Authoritys (a) The City Council may assess against the property of a governmental unit and private real property benefited all or a portion of the cost of constructing or improving capital improvements. Any such special assessment shall be in proportion to, and shall not exceed, the value of the benefit from the improvement, (b) All benefited real property, including that which is exempt from taxation in accordance with law, shall be liable for the cost of public improvements assessed unless specifically 2 /` exempted from assessments for public improvements by law. No assessments shall be levied in excess of 25% of the fair market value of the property after giving effect to the benefit accruing from the work or action for which assessed. 16#05.020 �Qy�.,�g�QYg n g�Q$Q6�]_Ini ia�€�t (a) An improvement proposal may be initiated bys (1) Petition to the City Council filed with the City Clerk, by the owners of property in the proposed improvement district, or, (2) Resolution of the City Council. i 16.05,030 $Cgyil�gp��Q�g �j,Qas The petition shall include a description of the proposed improvement. The petition shall be signed by the owners of 50% or more of the properties which will be benefited by the proposed improvement. No property - owner may withdraw his approval of the proposed improvement for a period of six months after the petition has been filed, unless authorized by Council. 1�; 16.05.040 �4AD�0..4�$€iiQ],BQIIs The resolution of the City Council initiating an improvement proposal shall include a description of the proposed improvement and direct the City Manager to make an investigation and report thereon. 16.05.050 permissible Method"Inanaing LoQ61 1=rQvement DiOtLjQt&s (a) By general obligation bonds: e (1) Local improvement districts for capital improvements may be financed by use of funds obtained from the sale of general obligation bonds approved by the voters of the City of Kenai for such capital improvements. (2) The principal and interest of general obligation bonds so issued shall be payable from the levy of assessments against the property benefited, but any deficiency in meeting payments of principal and interest shall be made up by an appropriation from the general fund. The assessments shall constitute a sinking furd for the payment of principal and interest on the bonds. (3) interest or funds borrowed to finance the capital improvement prior to the sale of general obligation bonds shall be a cost of the improvement district. (b) By special assessment bonds% (1) The City Council may, by ordinance, authorize the 3 /' r) W S ­ issuance and sale of special assessment bonds to pay all or part of the cost of an improvement in a local improvement district. The principal and interest of bonds so issued shall be payable solely from the levy of special assessments against property to be benefited. The assessments shall constitute a sinking fund for the payment of principal and interest on the bonds. The property benefited may be pledged by the Council to secure a payment. (2) Interest on funds borrowed to finance the capital improvement prior to the sale of special assessment bonds shall be a cost of the improvement district. (c) By City funds (with or without subsequent recovery by assessment against benefited property). (d) By any combination of two or more of the above. 16-05,060 allth=iaed CaPA&AI_IMpL2YQIDPQ31tA (a) A special assessment district for a public improvement may be initiated for any one or more of the following improvementss (1) Streets, roads, parkways, street lighting, curbs, gutters, driveways, curb cuts, and sidewalks; (2) Storm sewers, drains, or settling basins; (3) Sanitary sewers, including interceptors, collectors, laterals, and sewer service connections; (4) Parks or playgrounds; (5) Off-street parking facilities; (6) Changes in channels of streams or watercourses; (7) Bridges, culverts, bulkheads, embankments, or dikes for stream or watercourses; (8) Water supply systems, including water mains, water distribution lines, water service connections, and fire hydrants; (9) Public shelters; or (10) Street, road, parkway and sidewalk drainage, dust control, or snow removal. 16.05.070 ftQMt"fiSQBW; The Council may assess for an improvement any real property benefited or any interest in real property benefited, and the property benefited may include abutting, adjoining, adjacent, contiguous, non-contiguous, or other property or interest in property benefited directly or indirectly by the improvement. The property to be assessed may include any property which is otherwise for any reason exempt from taxation by law. A benefited property may be included in whole or in part in more than one local improvement district. 4 16.05.080 amauat-Aaaaaaads The Council may assess 100% of any or all costs of a public improvement against the parcels of property benefited by the improvement. Unless a specific method of computation of the benefit to the property is expressly provided in this chapter for ascertaining the amount to be assessed against the property benefited by a designated improvement, the Council shall assess each parcel of property in a local assessment district in proportion to the value of the benefits received from the improvements. 16,05,090 Qat&s The costs of an improvement shall be the actual costs of the improvement, including acquisition of interest in land for the improvement, design, engineering, administration, overhead, professional services, bond costs, and interest incurred as a result of the improvement, and all other costs resulting from the construction of the improvement. Bond r interest shall be calculated from the first date when actual costs are incurred by the City. 16.05.100 =hQd_Q"ftaCaML1Ls The provisions of this chapter shall not prevent or be construed to prevent the collection of assessments or payment in lieu of assessments for improvements in any other manner as provided by law. The methods of assessment are described in general herein and will require decisions of policy by the Council to meet current needs. In general, the assessment rate for any special assessment district is computed by dividing the total assessable cost of such improvement by the total number of assessment units. The entire project is considered as a whole when computing the assessment rate and applying it to all properties. The cost of installing the improvement in front of or past any particular parcel of property is only one method permitted of assessment. Except as otherwise provided by law, ordinance, or by Council -approved policy for a particular local improvement district, costs will be allocated on a square footage basis extending one lot deep adjacent to improvements in subdivided areas, midway between streets up to 150 feet of depth in unsubdivided residential areas, and up to 300 feet of depth in unsubdivided commerical and industrial areas. Greater area may be included when assessing costs for interceptor sewers or water mains providing fire protection. 5 i n r'. 88Q���uB� 16.10.010 City manager action. 16.10.020 Preliminary assessment roll. 16.10.030 Setting of public hearing on improvement district. 16.10.040 Notice of public hearing on improvement district. 16.10.050 Written objections. 16.10.060 Public hearing on improvement district. 16.10.070 Council action. 16.10.080 Assessment roll. 16.10.090 Setting hearing on assessment roll. 16.10.100 Notice of public hearing on assessment roll. 16.10.110 Public hearing on assessment roll. 16.10.120 Correction and determination of assessment roll. 16.10.130 Resolution confirming assessment roll and fixing payment. 16.10.140 Payment. .- 16.10.150 Notice of payment. 16.10.160 Objection and appeal. 16.10.170 Reassessment. 16 #10,010 My,,,dager Amos (a) The City Manager shall, within 60 days after the filing of the petition or passage of the resolution, make a survey of, and report on, the proposed improvement to the City Council concerning the need for, the desirable scope of, and the estimated cost of the proposed improvement, prospective grants that might be secured to assist in payment for the improvement, recommendation as to grant application, and the recommended percentage of the improvement plan cost to be assessed against the property benefited. The report shall contain a description defining the district and the properties to be assessed and showing the desirable scope of the proposed improvement. The proposed improvement district may be defined bys L , 6 � se Ciu..�. AtfG..4tos. W V/ C= 1 (1) metes and bounds descriptionf or (2) by a designation of the benefited properties to be assessed by lot, block, and subdivision. 16,10.020 ELrJJmJaar."aargffMCnt_R211s Within 30 days after consideration by the Council of the survey and report, the City Manager will prepare and file with the City Clerk a preliminary assessment roll for the proposed improvement. This preliminary assessment roll will include the name of the record owner, a brief description or designation of the property, and the estimated amount to be assessed against the property. 16 ,10 , 030 $ il1S_Q�P1i�27.j.0�(iSa�it1S�1_III{ELQYaIDa33� PlatrUt,s within 30 days after the presentation of the preliminary assessment roll by the City Manager, the Council shall by resolution set a date within 60 days after the date of setting for a public hearing on the proposed improvement. 16.10.040 =ige o" hlic i"XJn"a_UPt.QY.eMga"JAtL Jgt s Prior to the date of hearing the City Clerk shall publish a notice at least once a week for four consecutive weeks in a newspaper of general circulation distributed within the municipality. This notice shall include a summary of the improvement, the designation of the properties to be assessed in the local improvement district, the purpose of the public hearing, the time and place fixed for the public hearing, the fact that a preliminary assessment roll is on file with the City Clerk, and information as to the manner and method of making written protest or objection to the action to be taken. The City Clerk shall also send notice by mail to every record owner of property within the proposed local improvement district at least 15 days prior to the public hearing which, in addition to the information contained in the published notice, shall include a designation of the addressee's property to be assessed and the estimated cost to be assessed against such property. 16.10.050 VxJtt€0_QkJSgtionss Objection to the improvement plan may be filed in writing with the City Clerk until, but not on, the date of public hearing. The City Clerk shall present to Council at the time of the hearing all objections filed in writing. 16.20.060 Public Agaring on IMRLg ent nistri&,: At the i time and place noticed, the Council shall hold a public hearing upon the necessity for the proposed improvement. The Council shall hear all interested persons favoring or opposing the proposed improvements and shall consider all written objections filed. 16,10,070 COURGil-A0t1Qns After the public hearing is closed, the Council may increase or decrease the scope or value of the improvement, or may delete from the proposed improvement district properties not benefited by the improvement or add properties which would be benefited and shall adopt a resolution directing continuation or termination of the modified improvement district. No change may be made resulting in an improvement district objected to by owners of properties bearing 50% or more of the estimated cost to be borne by the property owners except with the approval of at least six members of the Council. The resolution directing continuation shall find that the improvement is necessary and of benefit to the properties to be assessed, and that it is not objected to by owners of properties bearing 50% or more of the estimated costs to be borne by property owners or, in the alternative, that it has been approved by at least six members of the Council. The findings of the Council are conclusive. The resolution shall further require that an account be kept of all costs of the improvement and that after all costs are known the City Manager shall prepare an assessment roll for the improvement. The resolution shall state the estimated percentage of the costs of the improvement to be assessed against the benefited properties. 26.10,080 A90902man"alls After the improvement has been completed and the costs of the improvement computed, the City Manager shall prepare and file with the City Clerk an assessment roil for the assessment district. The assessment roll shall contain, as to each property to be assessed, a brief description or designation of the property, the name of the record owner of the property to be assessed, and the amount to be assessed against the property. The person in whose name property is listed on the municipal property tax roll as owner is conclusively presumed to be the legal owner of record. if the owner is unknown, the assessment may be made against the "unknown owner." 26.10 # 090 getting_ Ug"Ung on Aaagagmantgoll s After the assessment roll is filed, the Council shall fix the time and place for a public hearing on objections to the assessment roll. 16.10.100 �Q�S,CQ_Q�_Pul@lSg_�iQdfSaC_Qt���fi8f30E�£��_t3@l1s Notice shall be given for the public hearing on the assessment roll as proscribed in KMC 16,10.040 above. The notice to be published shall include a summary of the improvement, the designation of the properties to be aasosced in the assessment district, the purpose of the public hearing, and the time and place fixed for the public hearing. The notice by mail, in addition to the information contained in the published notice, shall include the amount of the actual assessment a ainst the property owned by the addressee. Each notice by mail shall generally inform the property owner of the manner and method of protesting or objecting to the action to be taken at the public hearing, 16.10.110 Pu�3�S0_gCDLSi�S_Qa�00Q0t�ID0ll�..BQ�Is At the public hearing, an owner of the property to be assessed shall have the right to present his objections to the assessment roll by showing errors and inequalities in the assessment roll and by submitting any reason for amendment and correction of the assessment roll. 16.10.120 CQ1�4g�SQII.Aa�f3�QfAt1Dfi�SQi1_Qg.,ilOO�i�i0DL3O�..8Q11= After the public hearing, the Council may correct any error or inequality in the assessment roll, when the roll is finally determined, the City Clerk shall so certify and the roil shall be officially recorded, 16 ,10.130 BQOQlY�1g3i_���1�tAll.tla�l�@QOt�IDfd��..8Q3��tille�ig�8 ZgyMgnts After the public hearingg and detormination of the assessment roil, Council, by rosolution, shall confirm the assessment roll of the local improvement district, The resolution shall provide for the levying of the assessment against the property included within the district and may establish a sinking fund for payment of principal and interest on i any bonds which may be sold to finance the improvement, Tho resolution shall also fix times of payment, schedule of payments, rate of interest on unpaid installments, the date of delinquency of assessments, and the penalty and interest to be paid on _ delinquent assessments. On delinquent assessments, penalty and interest shall be in accordance with the provisions of KNC 1.75.0100 9 LM 16,10,140 RQyMUUts Payment may not be required sooner than 60 days after assessment, Payment may be in a lump sum or by installments, 16-10.150 (a) Within 30 days after the time of payment has been fixed, the City Clerk shall mail a statement to each owner of record designating the property, the assessment amount, the time of delinquency, and penalties, (b) Within five days after the statements are mailed, the City Clerk shall publish notice that the statements have been mailed, 16,10,160 Qh10G11Q0_And.rB2BQaIs (a) The regularity or validity of an assessment may not be contested by a person who did not file with the City Clerk a written objection to the assessment roll before its confirmation, (b) The decision of the City Council upon an objection may be appealed to the Superior Court within 30 days of confirmation of the assessment roll, (a) if no objection is filed or an appeal taken within the time provided in this section, the assessment procedures shall be considered regular and valid in all respects, 16,10.170 (a) The City Council shall within one year correct any deficiency found by a court in an assessment. (b) Procedure for notice and public hearing for reassessment muut conform to that utilizied for the initial assessment procedures, (a) Payments on the initial assessments are credited to the property upon reassessment, (d) The reassessment becomes a charge upon the property notwithstanding failure to comply with any provision of the assessment procedure, t#�l�S��$QP.ESTY..4uT,�IpY..gI�TRIQT 10 MWA i� BSQhiozzI 16.15.010 Receipt of services. 16.15,020 In -lieu payment credited on subsequent assessment. 16,15,030 Liens for in -lieu payments. 16.15.040 Initiation of benefits and "in -lieu payments". 16.15.050 Establishment of amount. 16.15.060 "In -lieu payment" rate determination. 16.15.010 BSQBiQ�_Q�_8SAYIQC@s Real property contiguous to or adjoining local improvement districts may receive the services from said contiguous improvement districts if a payment is made in lieu of assessments which is at least equal to the rate of assessments within the district. Such a payment may be referred to as an "in -lieu payment". 16 ,15 , 020 :Sa-1S81�.PdYIDt3Dh L�$ S�QiL�1i�tB8S11SG� 80aggOMWts If an "in -lieu payment" has been made for a public improvement to a property, then the amount of that payment may be credited to the amount due for payment of any later assessment if said property is included in a local improvement district established in the future for the same service. 16.25.030 Any lien created by an "in -lieu payment" shall have the same priority and characteristics as a counterpart assessment and may be collected in the same manner. 26.15.040 jpj, ��, ..Q BSIIS�i�&�O�.:SD:1iIIlLPaYmSD�S=s (a) Receipt of the benefits by paying an "in -lieu payment" for benefits of public improvements may be initiated by eithers (1) The initiative of the Council in the event benefits are being received for which no payment has been made; or (2) upon the application of the owner of a property to be benefited by a public improvement which will be paid for by "in -lieu payments". 16.15.050 HBtAhJ"bMCnt_Qf..Bmounts if the Council deems it necessary, the establishment of the amount of the "in -lieu payment" may be processed as required by KMC 16.10.070 through 16,20,130 of this Code. it na ,�_ 16.15.060 �Zp`liBY_g$Xm�il:���€_pS�£YIItia6�iQ31s (a) After determination that services from a public improvement should be paid for by an "in -lieu payment" procedure rather than by assessment of benefited property, then the Council shall establish rates for such improvements as follows: (1) For benefits from connection to the water distribution system, an "in -lieu payment" shall be computed at the same rate per square foot of property to be benefited as was applied in the improvement district; (2) For benefits from connection to the sewer distribution system an "in -lieu payment" shall be computed at the same rate per square foot of property to be benefited as was applied in the improvement district; or (3) Other public services other than those enumerated in this section shall be paid for at a rate to be determined at the time of application for the requested service. maQtieraa.zn �4LLF�TIQM-4F�&8�8�E�8 16.20.010 Use of improvements. 16.20.020 Foreclosure of assessment liens. 16.20.030 Cumulative enforcement. 16.20.040 Penalty and interest. 16.20.050 Payment of assessments upon transfer of title. 16,20.060 Penalty, 26.20.010 212mantas Whenever public improvements have been constructed by the City of Kenai in any of the public streets, alleys, or other places of the City and whenever assessments or charges of any portion of the cost of such improvements have been made upon the properties specifically benefited by such improvements, no permit shall be issued by any City official or employee for any private connection to the ;,. public improvement from any property so assessed and benefited unless the amount of the assessment or the charges placed against 1 said parcel of property have been paid, or if the assessment or charges are due in installments, unless all payments due at the 12 time of application is made for the �-- PP permit have been paid. This provision shall apply to all cases in which assessments have been levied, whether void or otherwise, and which are uncollected or on which installments are due and unpaid, and all cases where charges have been made and have not been paid. Nor shall a permit for any connection to the public improvement be issued by any City officer or employee for parcels of property owned by the United States or the State of Alaska without having said governments pay an equal amount to the assessment otherwise levied. 16.20,020 =297,Mn of.�BsgessmSat�_Ugnas Assessments are liens upon the property assessed and are prior and paramount to all liens except municipal tax liens. They may be enforced as provided in Alaska Statutes, Section 29.53.200 through Section 29.53.390. Upon default in a payment due on an assessment district financed by general obligation bonds, the City Council may enforce payment of principal and interest, and cost of collection in a civil action in the same manner and with the same effect as actions for the foreclosures of mortgages on real property. Foreclosure shall be against all property on which assessments are in default. The period of redemption shall be the same as in the case of mortgage foreclosures on real property. Monies received from actions taken against property for non-payment of assessment shall be credited to the Sinking Fund. Upon default in a payment due on an assesssment district financed by special assessment bonds, a bond holder or the City Council may also enforce payment of principal and interest and costs of collection in a civil action as herein above outlined. 16.20.030 CUMU"tive p�nforgements The collection, foreclosure, or enforcement of any installment or any part of a special assessment shall not bar, prevent, or otherwise extinguish the right of the City to collect, foreclose, or enforce the payments of any other installment or part of the same or any other special assessment. 26.20.040 $gpalty and In�tgrggts Failure to pay an assessment before delinquency shall result in imposition on such assessment payment of a penalty charge of 10% of the amount due and the assessment and penalty shall draw interest at the rate of 8% per annum. 13 I 16 , 20 , 050 8axmsn_Qf��&easmsn���iltaa_Tran&fCL_Qf�i�la s All past due installments on any special assessments levied on property in any improvement district within the City of Kenai shall be paid in full with applicable interest and penalty prior to the time any transfer of title to that property is duly recorded in accordance with statute. The transferor of the property shall be responsible for ensuring that the provisions of this section are complied with. 16.20.060 8snaltys Any person who violates the provisions of KMC 16.20.050 is guilty of a misdemeanor and punishable by a fine not to exceed $300. The penalty provided for herein may be assessed for each parcel to which title is transferred and shall not bar regular foreclosure proceedings provided for herein nor be applied on, or as a set-off to, any assessments or charges against said properties. 16.20.070 gtQration of_eSaga=snts (a) where any property on the approved assessment roil or for which in -lieu payments have been established is subsequently subdivided or resubdivided, then the amount of principal and interest due on such property at the time of such subdivision or resubdivision shall be prorated between or among the subdivided or resubdivided lots in proportion to the benefited area contained subdivided or resubdivided to (b) In the event that ahy ations of the pra rty sAject to assessment is dedicated for public street or other public purpose, then the entire unpaid amount of principal and interest assessed against the original property will be prorated between or among the lots resulting from the subdivision or resubdivision in proportion to the benefited area contained in each such lot. 14 PASSED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, this 4th day of August, 1982, VINCEA�T O'REILLY, 21AYOR� ATTESTS Janet Whelan, City Clerk 15 First Readings July 21, 1982 Second Reading: August 4, 1982 Effective Date: September 4, 1982 �` Homer Electric Association, Znc. M /WM P.O. BOX 429 ■ HOMER. ALASKA 99603 ■ (907) 235-8551 I ' r July 14, 1982 Mr. William J. Brighton, City Manager City of Kenai P. O. Box 580 Kenai, Alaska 99611 Ref: Pole Relocation Costs Dear Bill: The Homer Electric Board of Directors met officially July 13, 1982. At that meeting quite extensive discussion was held concerning the pole relocation problem. The Board, again, restated its hope that this can be settled outside of court. The proposal suggested by the Kenai City Council of July 7 was not accepted by our Board. A counter proposal was passed by the Board which is as follows: "Homer Electric will not bill the City of Kenai for any unpaid relocation costs incurred prior to January 1, 1982. The City of Kenai will agree to pay all reasonable and proper costs incurred after January 1, 1982, for re- location of Homer Electric facilities, including KCL facilities, whenever the City of Kenai requests those facilities to be relocated." It is the intent that the relocation costs the City should pay would be the same types that are paid by the Cities of Soldotna, Homer and Seldovia, the Kenai Peninsula Borough, and the State of Alaska. I would recommend the methodology of billing and the components therein to be very similar to that utilized by the State. That formula has been a tried and proven formula. We would appreciate your bringing this counter proposal to the City Council for their consideration. Thank you for your cooperation. Sincerely yours, H0' 2E4ECTR1jCASSOCIATION, INC. en lick General Manager BKW:em / r CITY OF KENAI %0d G'ari%l of 4" /. O. BOX SBO KENAI. ALASKA 99611 TELEPHONE 283 • 733S July 91 1982 Mr. B. Kent Wick General Manager Homer Electric Association P. 0. Box 429 Homer, Alaska 99603 Dear Mr, Wicks This is a follow—up on the telephone conversation I had with your secretary on July 8 concerning Council's action at their regular meeting on July 7 in regards to HEA and the City of Kenai's controversy over relocation of utility lines. The Council passed a motion, and I quote *BEA will make no claims for relocation work done prior to January 1, 1983, The City of Kenai will pay 50% of all relocation costs requested by the City of Kenai which were necessitated by road improvement projects by the City of Kenai after January 1, 1983. It is the City's contention that even if HEA is moving their utility lines because of the City's request to do so, the City will pay no costs incurred by HEA's upgrading of said lines". I would assume after you and your board have had time to digest the City Council's action that you will get in touch with me. Sincerely, t"A. Wm. 411.3 BrigWton City Manager WJB/dc b