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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1983-09-29 Council Packet - Work SessionKenai City Council Work Session September 29, 1983 Civic Center 1 r� , l �w ^. n ti C Y. p A A c� N A AAq N � N � v CITY OF KENAI ALASKA 1983-84 CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT (8U1) zvj-mm) mr.wUr.0I run ' STATE GRANTS Oo�orlpllon IIIaIlw "$ Mot undo oontrooll anM �, IwpoN Mpowa - STATE GRANT FUNDING • 1980.81 2-M Cara Center $1601000 Building Complete O "64 Harbor Study 600,000 Feasibility 4 Siltation Study 60% Comp. 235,000 2-030 Youth Center 5001000 New Building Complete 0 4" Water & Sewer 760A00 Through Section 35 Complete 0 8455 Rood Grid 2/1001000 Fldalgo8ubdivislon Spur Frontage tad. Complete Complete 0 0 STATE GRANT FUNDING • 1981.82 8&283 Rosd Funds 2,272=1 Candlelight S Linwood Design Phase 250.= i Municipal Aid 21313" N. Dogwood, N. Lupine, Phillips Complete 0 Spruce Complete 0 Main St. & Barnacle 99%Complete 0 Forest 0r. 6 Gill Complete 0 Lawton, Tinker Walker, Rodgers ti7�/.Comp. O Birch, 41h, ist 90% Comp, 0 2nd&3rd Complete 0 Ballf►elds, Youth Design 37A00 Center City Park Imp, 60'/•Comp, 77,600 2-208 Care COW 82A00 Workshop Complete 0 8d82 A.P.Terminal 20MA00 Expansion& Renovation 40%Comp. 15CAM 2 8enfo Cl�ten 1,000,000 New Building 70%Comp. SoM STATE GRANT FUNDING •1982.83 8474 PAsd Funds 2,8g0A00 Candlelight, Linwood Design phase 11792= S Aurora, Kaknu, Kiang Municipal Aid 1,113AM Evergreen, Haller, McKinley, 3rd, 4th, 27th 1,893,000 2ndAv# QO%Comp, OSA00 4480 ParksiRso, t00A00 RyansCr, Park Ft.KensyRestoration Design phase 76%Comp. WAW 0 74" Youth SWAM Gymnasium 25%Comp. MW Phaa2w 4460 Boat Ramp 30 M Mao, Improvements Design Phase 300A00 Imp, P A S T P Rj O Y T U R E P R O I E CI T SI P R 1 O R 1 T Yi r f 1 1 - r �.44 �a CITY OF KENAI 1983.84 CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS< REQUEST FOR STATE GRANT FUNDING Project Road improvements Parks A Rao. Other Propot Cost Acoum.Total Number 04raval P•Paving improvements improvements x 1000 x 1000 1• First and Second Streets. P $422 $422 Aliak, McCollum, Cinderella, 2. Fox, Princess, Linwood 889 1,091 3. Thompson Park • 0 921 2,012 4' Standard, Richfield, 284 2,298 Thompson Place .0 � 51 Spruce, Second, and Third • P 736 3,034 8 VIP --Lora, Watergate, 491 3,525 Ketch •0 7. Lake, Marine, Granite Point, 489 3,04 & F.B. • P �OF `� , 8.� 1 Library Addition ow4,594 9 S. Highbush, Davidson, Bumblebee . 0 169 4,783 10, E. Allsk, Swires, Highbush - 0 654 5,417 Main Street Loop 11. (Courthousel • P 369 5,808 12. Airport Vehicle Parking • P 472 8,278 13♦ Ball Park Improvements 150 8,428 14♦ Old Town • P 389 81817 15. Extend N. Taxiway Airport I'm 8,317 i I} r A ; �: }.�' i, 1 ! f y r` I PrOeot Road IMPrev4111011e Park$ i Roe. Other Project Cat Aoeum. Total WOW GdtravaP-Paving itftpnovemente Improvonunte a 1000 x 1000 18. Extend Main Apron Airport >s2►� a10,817 17. Beaver Creek " man Fire Station 11,070 18. Ski/Grass/Dirt Strip Airport 200 11,270 Float Plane Basin 19. Airport 1+000 12,270 20. Runway Ext. Airport 5,000 17,270 Harbor --Bulkhead, 21. Dredging, Boatramp 1,750 19,020 22• Beach Path 10 19,030 23• Robin, Kenaltze, Eagle Rock, Sandpiper, Tern, Strawberry S. - O 297 19,327 24. Aipine • G 82 19,389 25• Juliussen, Ames, Bambara, Angler • G 721 20,110 28. Camping Area 500 20,610 27. Raquetbali Court 70 20,880 28. 'PZoZ Bike Trails 480 21,140 This pamphlet was produced under the direction and approval of the Mayor and Council of the City of Kenai. Public Hearings were held November 10 and December 15, including numerous public work sosulons, concerning Ito preparation. The Mayor and the Council of the City of Kenai pledge their affirmative vote for maintenance and operational costs of the projects listed. F U T U R E w .. M '. .�.� w. ... r .- �. .a+r. n- . .--ff•+, .. i-_.. .:N.ruw. 1 ...-I.-Nrr...-.w... - .w»... rr ---•n r:i _'.1F�; off.-J CITY OF KENAI G'dla" 64 44"01 I. O. SOX /10 KINAL ALAIKA 99111 TRItNON1 211 7131 NOTICE OF WORK SESSION There will be a work session of the Kenai City Council on Thursday, September 29, 1983, at 7s00 PM in the City Administration Building. To be discussed: 1 - Establishing new site for civic center. 2 - Capital Improvement Projects. r Janet Whalen City Clerk -- Dateds 9-27-83 ,i i' 4 � I * t- r o i i ,l f I� i j i 01 7 September 29, 1983 CITY OF KENAI lod eapdW 4 4" 0 1 ►, 0, E0X UO XENAI, AMINA 09611 ' TRIPNONE 2EE - Ms MEMORAND6k TOi Kenai City Council FROM Kenai Advisory Parks a Recreation Commission Kayo McGillivray, Director SUBJECT: Capital Improvement Requests for Consideration At a work session Tuesday evening, September 27th, the Commission prepared the following prioritized list for your consideration: 1) DIKE TRAILS - from Tink©r to $460,000 Swires and along Redoubt from Forest to Spur Highway * FOR CONSIDERATIONS A bike trail from Kenai to Soldotna via Kalifornski Beach Road to be funded by the Department of Transportation. Cost unknown 2) BEACH PATH - engineering $ 10,000 3) RYANOS CREEK TRAIL EXTENDED - 0100,000 jkggngng and cross country KxcG l J 1 ' •Y .l N � . CITY OF KENAI /. O. SOX 110 KINA1, A ASNA 99611 TSLNNONS $1S - 1631 MEMORANDUM TOs Kenai City Council Members FROM$ off Lobohn, land Manager SU®JECTs Roplacoment Lands for Kenai Center Complex , DATEs September 29, 1963 Ir The Kenai Advisory Planning h Zoning Commission discussed the 1 issue of designating replacemont landa for a Kenai City Complex. This diocuoaion woo hold at their meeting of September 28, 1983. •. r The Commission did not make a recommendation as to particular lands that might be dosignated becauao it woo rat clear what u000 might be enviaionod in a Kenai Contor Complex. It was noted that these lands were reserved approximately five yearo rages for this purpose and since varioua other facilities hove been built or Improved within the City of Kenai during that period. Therefore the Commission has not rocommendod nor evaluated f particular site@ but is Awaiting further guidance from Council regarding the definition of such a complex. JOL$jl