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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1983-04-25 Council Packet - Special MeetingKenai City Council Special Meeting April 25, 1983 Spur Subdivision 1 I CITY OF KENAI G'a . 4 4",. /. O, bx 600 KENAI, AlA6KA MN t T0/01NON0 201• 7"t NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING There will be a apeeaial mcating of the Kenai City Council on Monday, April 25, 1983 at 700 p.m. at the Council Chambers. Subject will bet PROPOSAL FROM J, LOWELL FOR SURVEY FOR SPUR SUBDIVISION #1 $1,214.00 net Melan, City Clark Dateds April 21, 1983 °n�n «R ar • 6wdr �wp a its tt�nrdtr gaunon an rM�►aw,/SOAI�,LO�b6{OR6iwlYll►6�r1Y11 wNewwo�+ai . h��,M. arwwnnw,pyc+rttt ou ttA6Mf 2M CITY OF KENAI G'a . 4 4",. /. O, bx 600 KENAI, AlA6KA MN t T0/01NON0 201• 7"t NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING There will be a apeeaial mcating of the Kenai City Council on Monday, April 25, 1983 at 700 p.m. at the Council Chambers. Subject will bet PROPOSAL FROM J, LOWELL FOR SURVEY FOR SPUR SUBDIVISION #1 $1,214.00 net Melan, City Clark Dateds April 21, 1983 °n�n «R ar • 6wdr �wp a its tt�nrdtr gaunon an rM�►aw,/SOAI�,LO�b6{OR6iwlYll►6�r1Y11 wNewwo�+ai . h��,M. arwwnnw,pyc+rttt ou ttA6Mf 2M 1 _ t Ij Y; 4� I COUNCIL MEETING OF COUNCIL MEETING OF Tito following information is prooente(I hi) n group of concerned etttzone and howtera from the Kenat-Nikibki area, Ale support the City Counail'a timaly approval of Ne, Walter Church'o application to lonoe land on the corner of Deaver Loup and the Spur Ntghwa41, for the purp000 of Constructing a bowling allay. These figures) have bean takQ" from the Renntp-Soldotna ARC/10111C League Seeratoriaa' official eacordo, Presently, Komi has) four active laneo, with eight teaguas bowling at Wildwoodf 5oldotna has stxtaen tangs with twelve leagues bowling. The following figures eafleat Kenai-idiklokl Laos idanto bawling regularly an senetionad Unguent Total Ilawleens 551 Average Lane Fee per Bowlers $S,70 Bowling Alloy Income per weeks $3140.70 (55105,70) Alley Income per Inagua saonons $100,502.40 (55106.70%32) Other Income for bowling alloys and other buoinesoes includes that spent ons meats after -league entertainment basting supplies and equipment household ohopping non-leoguo bowling special tournaments The annual 1903 City Tournaments in 5otdatna generated the following revenue (tone fees only)s Hens City Tournamant $1046,00 lilomense Ctty Tournament $3672,00 The 1900 Women*s State Bowling Tournament) held in Sotdotna, produced $30,000,00 in tone fees alone for the alley. Of the 900 individual bowlers, some 600 out-of-town visitors lodged in local motets and hotelsp and ate in local establishments during the eight day tournament. The 1904 State 13omen's Tournament will, be held in the Kenat-Sotdotna area at the most suitable bowling 211M. Projected revenue from leagues (Konat-rilkiski bowlers), and city and state tournaments for the 1903/04 booting season to estimated to be in exe000 of $136,000.00, This would amount to nearly $4400.00 in tax revenue for the City, and reflects that income from tone fees only. I i k1A ;1. ' •l���._.. .. < it ` An adequate bowling facility in the downtown fire." would only proutde revenue for local marchanto, but would prnvido additional recreation for our total youth and adultu. The of the proposed bowling alloy to the Kunat ochools would an youth eowltng. Thu location of the K"rdinal Kerner anti thu Theater near the bowling allay would encourage the u%r, of t focttitteo to a geautpe extent, Coneldorable money new Ope 5oldotno wvutd be returned to local morchanto and the city We ergo the Council to approve thus application ao axpod ass practicol, Igo fact that a bowling alley in downtown Kan be a tromandouo asset to its citizeno and its: economy, LOT 2 4 .wa Von W In '0 LOT 3-A V,, LOT 4 e-I -I, ,4 4�- r.. . .. . .. .. CF Trov (vel4 gloom 1 ✓ ` �'%,fl 'k, e- •.4� r+� z AC If 0 • oo /oo toy . I 1 Alaska *tote Cegiolature OUNAttlu alahn (!I, fthett , •` h, . CA) CHAINMAN GENATI: PINANLE C©MMIMIR MEMRI:R �d F' / 4?9 SOMMUNITV li REL)IONAL APPAINf3 COMMITTEE LADOR&COMMERCECOMMI►TEE l/. i '•t, REGUTATICNY REVIEW .AMMITrEE l 41 April 23, 1983 CIA,& fteq HnMI: Anl)RC`36 PO (lox 11 nJOY. ALAtIKA U9149 WHILL IN JI_ INCAJ MUCH V JJNRAI). AW39A 00011 TIZLEF44ONE 469 • 375 3 Vincent O'Roilly, Mayor P.O. Box 580 Kenai, Alaska 99611 Dear Mayor O'Roillys Hopefully, it hoe come to your attention that legislation has been intro- duced (SSSB 172) that would repeal the Little Davis -Bacon Act in Alaska. In effect, the bill would eliminate the mandate that union-lovel wages be paid by contractors or sub -contractors on projects funded directly or In- directly by the State. I have sponsored this bill because this law has resulted in tremendously Inflated construction costs in this state. Given the declining state revenue yet persistent need to construct and maintain schools, docks and harbors, and water and sewer systems, I perceive a need for freedom to operate in the most cost-effective way feasible. While the impact of this legislation would be lose substantial in the larger cities, where the disparity between union and non -union wageo is relatively small, it would be dramatic in rural Alaska where that dif- ference is very large. Free from the restraint of Little Davie -Bacon, labor intensive projects in rural Alaska could be accomplished for 20-40% Laos money. Those savings translate into a capability of providing more projeets...and far more Jobs. In other cases, those savings are the difference between building and not being able to build. If you agree with my assessment of the benefit of the repeal of this law, please convoy that support to the Legislature and Governor. For additional Information you may contact Lee Stoops of my office staff at 465-3756. �ncerely, J C. Sackett JCS/nr h i r I , i r � r Munidpallas ,weague rar:41hs An 99801 3.1325 a 1101 0 0o b� • ���`�jG LEg15[ATiVE BuRETIN (:IplaAPR nuApril 22, 1983 ACTION REQUESTED SCHOOL DEBT REIMBMF10 M The estimates for the entitlement for this program keep rising and are nev pegged at $95 million, with only $60 million projected in the FY 84 budget. This represents about 63% of entitlement end only 57% of actual debt payments. We're being told that there's not enough money to fully fund this entitlement, but on the other hand, the Senate just passed SB 18, appropriating $67 million for school projects. Please contact your legislators and urge full funding in the FY 84 Department of Education operating budget for this program. PY 83 entitlements were unintentionally underfunded by $13 million. Two supplemental requests will be heard on Mondays HB 137 013 Million) In House Finance and SS 158 ($6.3 million) in Senate HMO. BB 67 - UTILITY RELOCATION House C6UA will hold a teleconference hearing on this bill on Friday, April 29, at 3tl5 p.m. (PST). The committee Heads some good information on Cost impacts of municipalities paying for utility relocations in connection with municipal road projects. The current version allows a depreciation factor to be applied. Ploaee notify the league with any data, and we'll pass it on to the Committee. HB 304 - "Little Davis -Bacon Act" House Labor and Commerce will hold a teleconference hearing on this bill on Monday, flay 2, from 8t30 p.m. to 1000 p.m. (PDT). This bill provides that the state's "Little Davis -Bacon Act" does not apply to public construction in a municipality with 5,000 or less population. Organised labor is mounting a strong campaign in opposition to this bill. We urge municipalities to participate in this teleconference to make their views known to the committee. "WINGS Monday. April 25 SM a.m. House Transportation. SB 7 - Local Service Roads and Trails_ Supplemental 2hio bill appropriates $7 million to DOT/PF for the LOW program. 1130 p.m. House Finance. HO 137 - School Debt Reimbursement Supplemental This bill appropriates $13.1 million to fully fund the PY 63 entitlement. i f - 4/22/83 Legialative Bulletin, paya 2 3ioe p.m. Oonate III:SS. 00 1.58 - Apgrogriatignn E Reappra rg f�nt"n n Thin bill includes a 064 million appropriation that would make up half of the PY 83 shortfall in the nehesl debt raimbursement pr•7gram. Tuesday. April 2G SM a.m. House Labor 6 Commerce. H8 304 - "Little Davin -Bacon Act" (seo daecription on papa one under "Action Requested" heading. N8 331. - CMatitirv„o_ Bid ReSulremento Thin bill requiroo all rocipionto of stato grants or appropriations, including municipatition, to follow the stato'a competitive bidding procedures. 1i30 p.m. Senate Labor & Commerce. AB 262 - Presumption Under Workers) Comps Introduced by Josephson, this bill adds a provioton to the Vorkoesf Comp law which would give an opportunity for rebuttsblo presumption where disability or death of a police officer, firofightor, or emergency madical service provider was caused by a heart or lung disease, including bype,rteno:on. Wednesday. Avrit 27 3tiS p.m. Noose C&M, 88 53 - 0ptlena. Fmstion of Ruainann Inventories This bill allows municipalities to exempt business inventories from property taxation. Thursday. April 28 1f30 p.m. Senate Labor & Commerce, 08 172 - "Little Davis -Bacon Act" Similar to N8 Me this bill allows all municipalities, regardless of sieo, to pay wsgee in accordance with their own standards, rather than sdhering to the @esteem "prevailing wage" law. 08 174 - Local Hire This bill requiros hiring at least 5ft state residents for all projects wholly funded by state Money. Friday. Aprii 29 NIS p.m. Howe CERA Teleconference. 08 67 -Utility Relocation HW9-1 A SB 137 - Lobbying Act Senate State Affairs reported out a committee substitute that makes the status lobbying act applicable to amicipal officials and state employcoo in the University system mO the Judicial branch, The original bill applied to all state employees. Since there wag only one $0do Pass" reeommeadation, there is some indication that it may not Vase if it reachea the floor. Now in Rules. Ss 143 - Solicitation of s Prostitute The Senate Judiciary ceaniteM substitute shows Wnicipsiities to marks solicitation of a prostitute a crime, Referred to Rutoe, f Sd 1" -yager 6 Sewer Supplemental House au reported out a comnitwo substitute, adding 035 million for the Anchorage-Eklataa taster Project. HCSC608 150 (068A) now appropriates 6103,263,650 for voter and serer projects, including $2%498,200 for DP,CIs matching grant program, Referred to finance, 05 154 - Plush/Coiieetive Bsraraining Senate Labor b Commerce reported out s committee gubotitute that allows a aunieipslity to opt out of the state-s Public P.mployeea Relations Act WERA) only if it adopts ordinance %ftch guarantee its employees the right to engage in collective bargaining, , ," Ninieipalities that have already opted out of PLRA suat adopt collective bargaining ordinances to maintain the PEA exemption. Cf388 154 WO has a further referral to Pinanco, but labor Cemmissionor Robison submitted a zero fiscal note for the eomeittee substitute, NO 31 - Aissbted Veterans and_Denior Citizens Ermtiona Senate MA reported out a committee substitute for this bill, which provides for a full property tax exemption for veterans who are at least 5% disabled, instead of watching the percent of exemption to the percent of disability, f3CMI18 31 (OW) else lisle* the soles tax on reatele reiabureewente for disabled veterans and senier cl IMS to residents of Municipalities that do not Levy property tsxao, Do bill provides for relebursewents to municipalities for Lost revenues, Referred to finance, PH • 4/22/03 Legiulr tivc Blillutin, Vega 3 IIB 1,62 — t.L�tt�q, i.nenl Uttiu Sin THr�nn Ilan�b duAlolnry eeporteA out the (OVA version which silo•" municipalities to limit -the "lobar of connocutive corms of mayors and meabars of governing boding by ordinaneo, ratified by Rhe voters, Referred to Rulers. NB 211 9rotaolional flarvicaa Contracts Iknune Labor 6 Ckinmerao reported out a commitene substitute making minor changes to this bill, Which requires the stets and municipalities to Select aral►itacto, engineers, and land surveyors on the basin of only eempetonce and qualliiastions, not price, One aslsated, prices negotiations are permitted, Retorted to Judiciary. Ila 269 - POLL hours Noun State Affairs reported out a eommittee nuubstitute making minor changes to this bill, obiah chanpo the poll opening time from Bu00 a.m. to 7u00 a,m, Referred to Finance, Hl_ 319 NunL;i94I lend Bank Rouse tabor 6 Commerce reaemmands a aomsittea substitute making minor changes to this bill Which increases the limit from 0130 million to ffl.IM million for the amount of 1. outstanding bends and notes that can be issued by the Bond Bank, Referred to Rules. SILLO 6 RP.tXi MIONO EL12-,- Btatewids Bvatem of 10411 Introduced by Via ylsaher, this resolution directs the governor to develop a plan for a comprehensive statewide system of trails and to prepare and maintain a five-year development plan for the systes. Referred to Transportation and Resources, SB 9 and ILA 199 alao relate to trails, AIL policy Statement indicates support for the concepts in these bill@ and resolution, n 236 Retirament Credit for Unused Sick Leave introduced by Noss, this bill authorises credit for [ unused sick leave for participants In the Public P,mployaes Retirement Gy►sism, Referred to WA, 11906, [ and Finned, a 260 Befinins 141avelosed" for Am purSnaes Introduced by CNA C nittse, this bill doling OdevelopeW for the purpose of determining When native lands go on the property tax rolls, It contains basically the am language under consideration last year, without the eontrovatstal forest land -- _ amendmant, and is exactly the same as provisions in BB 1 and MA 172, the Title 29 revlaiony bills, Referred to CQNA and finance. Nam or INZi.R m RB 17� tie 29_evisions Nauss CW will continue its review of this bill at Its Monday, Uednesdey, .:. and Friday meetings the vaak of April 20, The eowittes is wnsidering holding interim hearings on proposed amendments, possibly scheduling one during the AML Conforenes in Juneau next November, WWI ft4ww there has been some Confusion about the deadline for assembly or council action on school Viabudgets, a statutes require action •!thin 3<O days suer receipt of the budget, Its May I dote comas I i into effect only it the school district waits until the April I deadline to subeid its budga&, f '. t0.'L"tlNgfS Vifi CenfeL"— the Western Interstate Region MR) of the National Association of Counties will hold its annual conference April 26 • 30 in Phoenix, Arizona, i Rsilhe t !asters The Railbelt Mayors vill have an organizsrional ventig, on flaturday, Nay 14, in the ` 1 Nstanuska•Busitna Borough besdquarters building in Ialmr, Contact Borough Mayor Woo Armstrong, 745•3246, for mare information, i r 11 I ' f' Section 2. Immediately after adoption of this resolution, the Clerk of he City of Kenai shall mail copies thereof to Governor William. J. Sheffield, to Senators Don Gilman and Paul Fischer, and to Representatives Hugh Malone, Milo Fritz, Bette Cato, and Vern Hurlbert. PASSED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA this 16th day of March, 1983. ATTEST: Janet Whelan, City Clerk onald A. Walston, ayor 2 1 Jir CITY OF KENAI END OF ROLL NOm17 DATEs1%7-/D - S!o THE MICROPHOTOGRAPHIC IMAGES APPEARING IN THIS ROLL OF MICROFILM ENDING WITHs 6uru.i/ P.l a4 �.25-83 RECORD FILE NOt ARE ACCURATE REPRODUCTIONS OF THE MORDS OF THE CITY OF KENAI. DEPTs ,(Q, FILMED BYs • �L�J I certify that the original camera negative microfilm images contained on this roll back to the initial target, are direct and facsimile repro- ductions of the original documents. All documents have been filmed com- plete in their entirety. I certify to the above to the best of knowledge and belief. L& CERTIFIED UsZaDATE :1j7-/O.�G J t Whelan, City Clerk KIINAI PENINSULA 9010Utit1 ASSEMBLY REGULAR MEETING, APRIL 19, 1983 (c) Res 83-92 "Amending the Allocation of Grunt uniwlas Pruvidod in Resolution 82-91 by Transferring $150,000 from Baso Road :Ind Bear Creek Drive to Feuding Lane" (Mayor) MR. ARNESS MOVED ADOPTION OF RES. 83-92 AND THE MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSLY. (d) Rea 83-93 "Authorizing a Contract for the oa�'i ring and Grubbing of Feuding Lane with Jackson Construction for an Amount not to Exceed $16,050" (Mayor) MR. ARNESS MOVED ADOPTION OF RES. 83.93 AND WITHOUT DISCUSSION THE MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSLY. (e) Re a, 85-94 "Authorizing the Expenditure of $106,121 rS.T. Funds for the Purpose of Constructing Base Road" (Mayor) MR. ARNESS REPORTED THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS ADOPTION OF RES. 83.95 SUBST RATHER THAN ADOPTION OF RES. 83-94 AS FUNDS ARE SUFFICIENT TO COMPLETE THE GREER/HUTLER PROJECT. HE THEN MOVED FOR ADOPTION OF RES. 83.94, AND THE MOTION FAILED BY A VOTE OF 1 YES: 14 NOi CAREY VOTING YES. (f) �R s 88�33-05 "Authorizing the Expenditure of $106,121 9L U,X.T. Funds for the Purpose of Designing Groor-Hutlor Loop Road" (Dimmick) MRS. DIMMICK MOVED ADOPTION OF RES. 83.95 SUBSTITUTE WHICH AMENDS THE TITLE TO READ FOLLOWING DESIGNING "AND CONSTRUCTING THE REMAINDER OF GREER ROAD." Sue & Richard Ingels and Jack Danneby, Homer, and Bruce Willard,Fritz Crook spoke in support of Res. 83.95, BY MUTUAL CONSENT THE ASSEMBLY AGREED TO DELETION OF THE THIRD "WHEREAS" WHICII STATES THE GREER-HUTLER ROAD IS AN ELIGIBLE L.S.R.&T. PROJECT, AND MRS. DIMMICK AGREED TO INCORPORATE THIS DELETION IN HER ADOPTION MOTION. QUESTION WAS CALLED AND THE RESOLUTION UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED. Following discussion of the above item, the meeting was recessed at 12115 a.m. to reconvene April 21, 1983, 7:30 P.M. ttAA AAA *** The meeting of April 19, 1983 reconvened on April 21, 1983, at 7,30 p.m. The meeting was called to order by President McCloud. PRESENT: Assemblymembers Stephens, Arness, Carey, Corr, Crapuchettes, Crawford, Dimmick, Douglas, Glick, Joan, McBride McCloud, McGahan; Adm, Ass't Best, Attorney DelsAay and Nash, Public Works Director Hakert, Engineer Conyers ABSENT: Assemblymembers Keene, King, Sewall K. CONSIDERATION OF RESOLUTIONS Res, 183.06 "Authorizing a Contract for the Design of u� mplight Road Phase II in an Amount not to Exceed $64,200 to Wince-Corthell-Bryson" (Mayor) ASSEMBLYMEMBER ARNESS MOVED THE ADOPTION Of RES, 83-52 AND IT WAS ADOPTED BY UNA141M0US CONSENT. - 7 - n I -- n r - -I 4 0 T�• t. i F�iTn r! CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY Saw /s-000./ lo.199 Wind&, .dA 99887 6%.J78--jeas THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THE MICROPHOTOGRAPHIC IMAGES APPEARING ON THIS ROLL OF MICROFILM ARE ACCURATE REPRODUCTIONS OF THE RECORDS OF THE CITY OF KENAI AND WERE MICROFILMED IN THE REGULAR COURSE OF BUSINESS PURSUANT TO ESTABLISHED ROUTINE COMPANY POLICY FOR SYSTEMS -UTILIZATION AND ARE FOR THE MAINTENANCE AND PRESERVATION OF SUCH RECORDS THROUGH THE STORAGE OF SUCH MICROFILMS IN PROTECTED LOCATIONS. IT IS FURTHER CERTIFIED THAT THE PHOTOGRAPHIC PROCESSES USED FOR MICRO- FILMING OF THE ABOVE RECORDS WERE ACCOMPLISHED IN A MANNER AND ON MICRO- FILM WHICH MEETS THE RECOMMENDED REQUIREMENTS OF THE NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS FOR PERMANENT MICROPHOTOGRAPHIC REPRODUCTIONS. CERTIFIED BYs DATEs�7--/47_A L A RICHARDS MICROFILM MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS NOTICE ILLEGIBILITY OF SOME OF THESE DOCUMENTS IS DUE TO THE POOR QUALITY OF THE ORIGINAL. THE FAULT DOES NOT LIE WITH THE CAMERA OR ITS OPERATOR. 0 Y I � I 51