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1983-08-03 Council Packet
COUNCIL PACKETS lq83 AUGUST .j, 1 v I 1 I 1 1 7 Kenai City Council Meeting Packet August 3, 1983 AGENDA f►ENAI CITY COUNCIL - REGULAR MEETING AUGUST 3, 1983 - 7fOO PM PLEDOE OF ALLEGIANCE A. ROLL CALL i 1. Agendo Approval B, PERSONS PRESENT SCHEDULED 10 BE HEARD C A 1. Jock Eaton - Annignsnent of hone-HONEICO 2. Chnrles Roan - Off Rand Vahicloe 3. Sandra Biidarback - Extondinq 1latnr d !fewer - LACK Projoat PUBLIC HEARINGS Ordinance 863-93 - Amending Kenai Municipal Code - Recommend Utility Locations in City Right -of -Nay 2. Proponod Aaseaoment District - E adie's Lane a. Nanager'o Report -- - _ b. Praliminnry Assoosment Roll c. Resolution 83-113 �1 Resolution 83-114 - Transfer $2,16O for Paying City and Borough Taxes on Lot 3, Block 1, 'Spur Sub. 01 - �' to Enable City to Resubdivlde I I •' ''"� D, MINUTES l --1. Ninulee o/ Regular Council Neotinq of July 20, 1983. 2. Partial Verbatim of July 4, 1983 Meeting. 1 E, CORRESPONDENCE 1. Letter from Marla Adkins dated Juno 26, 1983 2. Letter from Marla Adkins dated July 11, 1903 F, OLD BUSINESS m•- !4'F-, j4 at NEW BUSINESS --I. 011lo to be Paid, Bill$ to be Ratified 2. Requialtions Exceedinq $1,000 Ordinance $74-83 - Amending Kenai Municipal Cade, f Repenting b Re-enactinq KNC 12,25, and Repealing A Re-enacting KNC 21.05,050 - Abandoned Vehicles. 4, Ordinance 079-83 - Amending the 1976 Kenai Municipal p Airport Requlntiono, no Found in the Kenel Municipal Code, 5. Ordinance 081-03 - Amending KNC 6 to Permit Punch Card Voting 6. Ordinance 082-83 - Increnainq rev/appnn $135,0OO to Construct Camping Feailitioa Near Marathon Road 7. Ordinance 883-83 - Roguloting the Uoo of Off -Road Vehir,lnu 0. Ordinance 004-03 - Amending KNC 18,35.010 - Overnight 0 Camping i 9. Otucunnion - NcBrida, Riqht-of-May Vacstlots - �f Gov. Lot 7, iac. 31, T6N, R111r, O.N. 10, Diocuasion - Leone Application - Pact# Corporation - Lot 1, Part 3, Aloyaoka 5ubdivinion 11, Dincuanion - Leone Application - Jean L. Noll, I Lot 6, Rik 1, f.tatin iub., 2nd Addn. 12. Chnnge Order 11 with Spruce Conotrurt►ee Co. for LACY, Project $25,406 a. Resolution 83-115 - Transfer i25,4O6 for Change Order 01 with 5(truen ronotrurttots Co. - LACY. Project. r , 7A Cr- 13 S r t' ` (1 u - r I I i i . ! N. RVORtti I I i . City to {' 2, City atf t f, of o r„`f yJ. //1� , �Qj 4. City Clork �" �.rrr7/.r✓f ��' 9. ilo9oo" Iilrootof 6. Planning a Zooinri 7. harbor Commission 8. Roorsatloll Commisoton t. PZROONO PR909NT NO1 OCIIEVOL90 TO 8B HEARD AOJOURNNLNI i f . i COUNCIL M -111TING, op - 1 �`LII��V LN�� � �I<Oy��•" rAm 0 ;'jig rAJ Md sawn NAME COUNCIL MEETING OIL �i 'd I" Atp Aurtflaa P,O, Box 4063 Kenai, Alanka 996it August It 1983 0-02 Taa All mombere, Kenai City Council We are writing concorning the proponed city ordinnnoo which would regulate the uno of Off-RomA Vohioles within tho City of Kenai, Wo underatand that a public hearing waai hold on thin ordinance last week] unfortunately, we had pnronta visiting from the Dower 48 ott that time, and were not awaro of the bearing until after it had alr@A4y been held. We are, therefore, oubmitting thin written statument and hope that it will bo given your consideration. We live in VIP Dubdiviaaion (VIP Country Estates, Pert 2), We feel that Off -Rand Vohiela uao in this area ja a problem, We have ream the Second Draft of the proposed or91nanne, dated June 29, 1983p and feel that it should be adopted, without any ohsngoc that might have the effect of weakening it's provisions. While same persona may feel that the proposed ordinance is unnocessaxy, or that it's provinions are too strict, wo foal thpt it 's necessary, and that it's provisions are 01 too strict. We commend the committee th4t dr4fte4 it, and hope that the City Council will adopt it, as written, without making any changes that would woaken it. Gineerely, i Corald R. Brockman 0 Janet E. Drookmnn (Nrn, Gerald R. Drookmnn) f _ _ July 27, 1903 Mr. Mayor h CouncIIfIlomtturot Attachod to a copy of the pr(wofnd cuff -rued vuhtr.in orrilnnneo nii Prof)arod by Our Otttzann' committee. Wit diet not inc:ludo an nqo limit bac:nccao of the ftotentlnl for a lnwuuit oclainat the City should a yountl, unllconaod driver fro involved in an n6cidunt. Also at t ached aru two let t ore ohowincy the conettrn of the Kona! Parka 6 ficrroation Comrolaalon and tho Kenai ilonutificution Committeo. Thank you. (J&iA,'%iA, J H ZI II I- Churlou If. fl000 CR/md Cnclnauro CITY OF KENAId lad j 4 I. 0. /0K 610 91NA1, AIA6KA 11611 T1t1►MONO 2$3 • 1636 June 28, 1983 Charles Ross, Chairman Committee for Development of Ordinances for Off -Road Vehicloo Star Route 3, 505 Pine Kenai, Alaska 99611 Dear Chairman Roes, The Beautification Committee woo formed by former Mayor Vincent O'Reilly who recognized a need within the City. This summer the Committee hen attempted to put Mr. O'Reilly's wishes into operation with the efforts going mainly to the downtown area first. The Committee han concentrated moot efforts in these early stages to coil, fertilizing, seeding, and watering of those areas needing the moot attention. It is during these efforts that it boo come to the attention of the Committee that if regulations are not placed on off -road vehicles, all efforts towards landscaping and honutification, both these already done this summon and in the future will be wasted. With this in mind the Beautification Committee would like to offer its support for your efforts and any nsslotanco that, you feel the Committee could render toward the rogulation of off -road vehicles and end the destruction the City is experiencing. Sincerely Tim Wizniewski, Chairman Kenai Beautification Committee TWsji CITY OF KENAI ti „C�i l Caul of 44u4a" F. O. SOX ISO NINA$, ALASKA 19611 j T/la►NONI 21S • 1106 June 30, 1983 Mrs Charleo R000, Chairman Committee for Development of Ordinances for Off -Road Vohicloo Star Route 3, 505 Pine Konoi, Alooka 99611 Dear Chairman R000, At the 3uno'27, 1983 meeting of the Kenai Parks & Recreation Commisalon,, it woe brought to the attention of Commiaaion members that park lando within tho City were being deatroyod by 3- wheeloro and off -road vohicloo. The Parka & Recreation, no a body, dosirea to go on record an being strongly againot the abune of off -rand vehiclau on park lands, the groan strip in downtown kenui, and the boach areas in particular. The Parka & Recreation Comm union no a whole, offoro to the Committee for the Development of Ordinnnrert for Oft -Road Vehicles any aasiatanee that they deem holpful to achinve a goal that protects tho right$ of thono who wlah to uao tho arena montionod so well as th000 enjoying the off -road vahiclea. Slncarely youro, Richard tlultbury, Chairman Kenai Parko & Rsteruat ten Pomrnionion RHsjl y L ;L_-r�Y •1r�.1!%Ks,�.,:,,, ___� `irvr ��%r•.r� �. r �. _ __ __o�.`. j-.,.r��r i f C Sugcir►nted bys Adminlntrat ton CITY or XLNAI ORDINANCE NO. 883-83 AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, REGULATING THE USE OF OFF -ROAD VE111CLES, AMENDING TITLE 13 OF THE KENAI MUNICIPAL CODE BY ADDING A NEW SECrION, KMC 13.40 OFF ROAD OPERATIONS OF MOTOR VEHICLES, AND IIEPEALING KMC 13.30.070. WHEREAS, numerous complaints have boon received from eitizena of the City of Konai concerning the oporationa of off -road vohicloa, and WHEREAS, a committee appointed by the City Council found the need for regulation of uae of off -road vehicloo to protect the health, safety, and welfare of the public. NOW, THEREFORE., 8E IT ORDAINED 6Y THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, au followos Section is The City of Konai Cride of Ordinancea to hereby amerid e ►y_ n ring a now chapter to be numbered 13.40 which otsall read ae followos Chapter 13.40 OFF -ROAD OPERATIONS ON MOTOR VEHICLES 13.40.010 Definitionas (a) An off -road motor vehicle ias (1) Any motor ve sic, rr riot authors/od for uporat ion on a public roadway according to Stato low or roqulntion. (2) Any motorized vehicle that In being oporrtted off of the maintained of raoto and rondwaya. 1i.40.020 Off -Bond Vehicle Operations (a) It shall be unlawful for any portion to operate an o f-road vehicle in the City of Kor►als (1) On public or private propryrty without the expreoo or implied conaent, of the owner, hin nuthorizod agent, or roproaantativo, oxcept the city streoto' righto-of-way unloor; pouted againot thu 4jao cif nuch vehirlen, (2) On muniotpol park laridn, excol)t where opocifteal ly authorized, municipal playground,s, and school playground groan, 1 • d try i I i r t �J 1 (3) On it city or stato mnintninod rondwny, nidnwalk, or on a nth or trail dosignated for bic clop or odentrinns ' P t Y i r � unless ouch travel la nuconuory to qo around sit obstruction or hazard. (4) In such a manner as to produce sufficiart t noisy to disturb the peace and quiot of another. (5) In ouch n mnnner as to cnuno dmmitgo to improvod property or destruction to the terrain. 13.40.030 S ecinl Stoeo Required: In addition to obedience of all state traffic regulations, an off -road vehicle operated on a city or state road right-of-wny must come to a full stop prior to crossing any street, rand, or private drive. 13.40#040 Speed Limitss The speed limit shall be 10 mph while riding in a rigs -a -wny of a residential or buoineas area, a parking lot as authorized in KMC 13.40.020(3), or in cl000 proximity of another person(e). 13.40,050 Holmetss No person under the ago of 18 shall be allowed to ride anima inroad vehicle in the City without wearing a helmet which meeto safety otandardo set by the State of Alaska. 13.40.060 Operators The vehicle operator must be able to reach and operate a controla necessary for safety. 13.40,070 Parental and Guardian Ress ono�ibiliLUs (a) When a . person under the age of years v o a os any part of thin ordinance, his parent or guardian is also in violation ifs i (1) the parent or guardian knowingly allows the violation to take placo, or (2) the parent or guardian fails to take reasonable recautiono to prevent the violation. P i 13.40.080 Pe��nalty�s A violation of any provision of this chapter shall be —pun aTiable by a fine of not more than three hundred dollars ($300.00). Section 2s KMC 13.30.070 is repealed. � 1 Section 3s Upon adoption, thin ordinance shall be submitted i to the Commiooion of Public Safety of the State of Alaska in accordance with AS 28.01.010(c). j 2 f. PASSM BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, thin 17th day of August, 1983, IfaWly , ATTESTS Janet Whelan, City C lark First Readings August 3, 1983 Second Readings Asigust 170 1983 Effective Dates September 17, 1903 3 1 i 1 rt� ' J 'lo Zho TlatNbers of the KenaL t,Lty w,tnwil; Don 40uncil Milmnera; We would have it known to the wuncil Zttat the reaLdenLn of the nroa from 9%knu Street to Fidler Street oil 250 3trnoL would like to petition that the water and sower project In that area bo extended to Includo 25th $treat. WO are of the underntandinj titnt wnLor and newer are already under consideration for 25th .Street front Kaknu to KLann. When the City of Konal decided to racana this area from UK to Sg we felt we would be inaludad in Lha wator trod Q,3,,er pro,jo,:t no we wore not 4(tv•3rdo to the razoning Idea. 11a.-iovor, we now hive all the restrictions that go with 3R but not one of the advantages. Without wotor and sawsr wo are within the sane boundrien of RR wince we sro unable to subdivi.do lots Any loan than 40,000 square feet for each lot, 'ao are unable to pttt ary moro mobilo hailing !tt the area, and we are not allo-end undor tho now ordinance to make improventants on oxiatLng uneonforml.ng sttuet•ur"n . There are pronontly nix of the nano renldents In this area that fnll under ti►e last of thono roatricti,ot►s. We orR awnre of the fact that tho rovoning "All done Bo that Lhero ..oulrl be moro nren for f-irm home lotu, no bfith this b,►Lldin$ tint will no-, be eceotont 11111011 it, Lisin nroa, tho lero'orty vsl►►a can do nothitt;t but increase. lhorftforo. 4101111 Vit'► Ilia abovo-mentionod rooLrictiona, we will likely be facefl o-lth hLghor tnrea, Wv rtatlre that, thin renur-sit Lr4 going to exceed ti►c. •vnotent hudgnted by Lho CouncLl by Bottle 6?0l),Gtf0.00, yet '" are In 1106+E1 of thane l;acilftiag if only sewer euuld Ito dance tit this tLmo. We all e►eam to Nava problems In this roKard with the axcnpt.iva of thv newer onen in thin nroa. It would lea approcinL.ed if you 101,114.1 IciudJ; 4ivo thin matter your fullest conaLderaLLen Billao it LB our uncle rfitvnd111�4 that ti►,titln8 is pinn,le-d Lor the Boar future at Lhla atilt of 25th 3trool, ragardiny, water and sower. '11114nk yet, in advance for your .realntance and ekenuid.er.rtjogs and we lo.ek forward to 41 po.rrtny, bajore t►tu v.eunell .en '�.eduand ry At;guat 3, lsd3, Sur your roply. Sincerely, ely :3nndra LlLldarbnck 2143-3334 .J 0 1 4 a- - .-,. 11" 18. l()g•, 10 lite Mmnborn of the Kenai Glty c;ounc i I s Door Council Members; We would have it known to the GOuncil That Lite residents of the Area from Kvknu Street to Fidler Street on 250 Street waujd like to petition that the water and sower project In that area be extended to include 25th Street, We are of the understanding VIAL water and sower are already under consideration for 23th Uroat from Kaknu to Kiana. When the City of Kenai deCided to roeono this area from Rlt to OR we felt we would be included in the water and sewer pro,jpbt no wo wore not adverse to the retuning idoa, 11owever, we now have all the restrictiona that go with OR but not ono of the advantages, Without water and newer we are within the samn boundries of RR since we are unable to subdivide lots any loan than 40,000 square feet for each lot, we are unable to put any more mobile homes in the Ares, and we are not allowed under, the new ordinance to make improvements on •xiating uneonforming structures , There are presently six of the nine residents in this area that fall under the last of these restrictions. We are aware of the fact that the roYoning was done 80 that there would be more Ares for farm bans lots, so with the building that will do,., be accomplished in this &ran. the pr000 rty value can do nothing but -•increase, lharvfors, along with the above-sientioned restrictions, we will likely be faced with higher taxes, We "Rakes that this request is going to exceed the amount budgeted by the council by some 000,000.00, yet we are In need of these facilities if only sewer aculd be done at this time, We all seem to have problems In this regard with the exception of the newer ones in this area, It would be appreciated if you would kindly give this matter your fullest consideration since it is our understanding that nothing is planned, tr,,r.s for the near future at this and of Lath Street regarding water and sower, Thank you in advance for your assistance and consideration and we look forward to appearing before the Council on Wednesds , August 3, 1983, for your reply. Sincerely, 0;� Sandra Silderback 283.3339 ,17 Y Suggested by: Administration CITY OF KENAI ORDINANCE NO. 863-83 AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA AMENDING KMC 189 AND ADDING A NEW CHAPTER 18.27 ASSIGNED UTILITY LOCATIONS WITHIN THE CITY'S RIGHT-OF-WAYS. WHEREAS, the City of Kenai's Ordinance #479-79 is a comprehensive ordinance regulating the excavations in streets and public right-of-ways, and WHEREAS, Ordinance #479-79 means that utility companies and contractors are required to obtain a yearly excavation license for excavation work within the City's right-of-ways and an Individual Project Permit for each project which includes a completed form and a sketch or drawing showing the location of the work which is to be done, and WHEREAS, it is the desire of the City of Kenai to establish assigned utility locations within the City's right- of-ways. WHEREAS, pursuant to KMC 10.15.050, the City Attorney has renumbered and renamed certain sections so as to be more clearly understood. This entire title will be included in a Code supplement. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ENACTED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA AS FOLLOWSs Section 1s KMC 18.15.010 is hereby amended to read as fo ows% EXCAVATIONS IN CITY STREETS HY CONTRACTORS OR UTILITY COMPA s a o utility ia com n person, or legs en 1 y con uc ng any excavating activities shall perform any work in or under public lands or public right[S]-of-ways or in any public utility essoment[S] within the City witFout first having been granted, (1) a yearly license therefor no not forth in KMC 18.20, and (2) a permit for the individual excavation or street opening contemplated as net forth in KMC 18.25. (b) Said yearly licenoe and street opening permit shall be obtained from the City Public Works Department. "Ex- cavating" means the removal, carrying away, backfilling, tunnelling, bulldozing, digging out, leveling, clearing, or . 7 ,1_,. A vi + i i �vit�� e� nrttt or null br m�u�un� tiKW olnnl canna on nc sr moans nnin !t v tun ortt y coris urT�lii�! any nxenvn im nr.0 .. al Section 21 KMC 10.20.030 1a horoby repealed and rn-onactod on fo owas Innurnneo—fioruiromonts Lal Rnforn the inaunnee of n yearly ct 9 Eliocon irrietor shall provido to the City certificates of inntrroneo ovidencings ( 1 ) Not loan than $500,000 combined ninglo limit bodily injury and property damage. Tho npplioabls certificate of inouranco shall clearly indicate that the property damage lishility coverage includon hazarda from underground work, oxplonion, collapse and damage to underground wires, conduits, plpon, fittings, mains, noworo nod a similar doeumont of indemnity roquirod purouant to the provisions of KMC 111.20#040 lion boon incorporated into and mado part of the applicable inauraneo policy. (2) The Certificate of Inaurnnce provided must contain the following olnuse (or a aimilor elation ma ng the name pvovieiona)s "In the event of cancellation of the above contrnet of inouranen, the Company of Under- writera will give not loss than thirty (30) days' advanee notion by mail to tho party to whom thin eortifieato io ioauRd, nt, the addrons heroin, which shall bo sufPiciont proof of notioo. This program suporeaden and replaces the cancellation elauoo printed in the form, if any." If the form of certificnte used by tho contractor'a innuror does net contain a onnoollation notice complying with the above, then the abovo clouao muot be nubotitutod for the clause in the form. (3) Workman's cornponaation inourana in accordonco with the lawn of the State of Alaakn. Section n 31 KMC 18.25,020 in hereby amended as follows A s licat ion s (a) Applications for such a permit shall be ma o o to ub1S� VJsrka Oepartmont on Perms provided by the department netting forth in a verified format the fol- lowings (1) Nome and addrisna of the party doinq the work. (2) Namo and address of the party for whom the work in being done. (3) Location of the work area. (4) Whether a dotour of traffic will be necessary. (5) A detour deneriotion form an on attachment to the ual excavation oormit. 2 i i i ,a i i i J G) Plana dra wincn or nketchen showing the location w icro cu Workwt� ibe done w"itnin�Tra r c ,-o -wn Tiu-th nor aonto anE ; including locations) of new uEllity Mica,relocation of axiatInsi u naa or ro s scnmen of ULility line[;. xcos. one to annigned utility location in City rcj o wna. n atonal (SUCH OTHER) information and nuourancon as tHo Public Works Director shall find roanonobly noccooary for the innuance of a permit. Section 4s KMC 10.25.000 in heraby amended an follows: Notification of Utilitions (a) No permit shall be valid un oon ana un s (1) The contractor has givon 24 hours notice to all utilities (including gnsr telephoner (AND) electric and Cable TV_ companion) of his intention to excavate in �Tio Brea proponod, and (2) All existing utility linen or pipes have been staked or otherwise clearly marked for the contractor accomplishing the excavation contemplated, or that said utility companion have approved the individual ex- cavation by signing off on the permit. SooLion 5s KMC 18.25.090 in hereby repealed rind re-enacted as fo o Connection with Cit Utilitioss (a) No permit shall be iooue or a purpose o hooking into City utilities (water and newer) except upon prior receipt of all inspection fees and permits required by the City. Property owners doairing to connect to water and newer mains, lnteralo, or trunks shall make application for such connection and pay all inspection foam at the main office of the City. All con- nections to water and sewer mains shall be made by City - licensed contractors and inspected by the Public Worka Director or his donignated representative. It will he the reoponoibility of the Contractor to furnish or supply all materials neceonary to make the connection and to perform all necoouary engineering design, engineering management, engineering inspection, all soils analynie and compaction testing by a certified lahr all ourvaying by a reginterad land surveyor, pipe toetinq, excavating, pipelaying, back - filling, compacting, and to restore the roadway to its original condition. (b) Water and Sowor Service Linens When water and/or oower uorvico in run off the main line or from the curb stop, the property owner receiving the service is to complete a wator pormit and/car nowor permit, nuch permit to includes (1) Building addru"a-Lot, Block, Subdivision, Addi- tion, (2) Bate of Appl icat inn . I'll 3 . , - r. �- � .a -MY . , - . . . I -_ rt"' i 3 Connoction nine. 4 Property ownar, address, and phone numbor. (5) Inspection fee. (6) A complete and necurate dtngrnm or drawing ahowinq the location of the water and/or sower norvice lino includiny three owing do dimensions that pin -point the location of where the aorvice line conneeto to the main and the location of the water curb atop or tho end of the newer stub. (7) Any additional information and anourancon as the Public Works Director shrill find reasonably nocuaaary for the isnuanco of a permit. (c) Water and Sower Mnin Lineas Contractors inotnlling water and/or sewer mains have to moot the followiny minimum requirementas (1) Water and newer mains have to be onginnored and deaiynod by Profunnional Engineors rogiaterod and licensed by the State of Alaska. (2) All water and sower mains have to be dooiynod with all future extensions And laterals taken into con- sidoration. (3) The design of all water and sower main linoo have to be approved by the Alaska Department of Environ- mental Conservation and the City of Kenai prior to any work. (4) The minimum opocifieations wood for water and newer main denignn will be detorminod by the Public Works Director, or in his absence, the City Engineer. Section 6s That the City of Kenai Codo of Ordinancoa is hereb-y-Mam-e—n357 by adding n now chapter to be numborod 10.27 which shall read no set forth below: ASSIGNED UTILITY LOCATIONS WITHIN f 18.27.010 Soocific Locntiono for Each Utility Within tho Cit 's Ri ht=o - a as a y companion oporatinq within e City or Kenaiwill, whenever placing now utilities, relocating existing utilities, or replacing exiat.ing util- itien, place their utilitten (ass per the attached drawing) in the following asaiyned locations: within the City'a right-of-ways (1) Telephone Utilitien will be placer! from xoro to four ��rom a weer -or wee or north right-of-way property line of the street and at a depth of three foot. (2) Electrical Power Utilities will be placed from four Co eight root rrom the west or north right- of-way property line of the street and at a depth of three to four feet. 4 I t 1 I I I a „ fit�•ti"rt ... a. r,l�iJ Me •:!I /�I rr'Rrt!, '.� ' �, �:t �-a rn .. r., .rya. .�... 'rlJ" I — � n 3) Gon Utilit lition will bn ncod from torn to four out r'f um L'Tio unu sic anuth rlcl►tt-of-wny property lino _. of the atront and at a depth of throo font. (k) TV Utility linen will bo placed from four to eight font ram 7n nna or nouth property right-of-wny line of the street and at a depth of throo to four foot. (5) The nnnityrX nower storm newer and catch haalnn will )n p ncoc rom a g ool. ot tne woot or norEh property right-of-way lino of the street to the canter line. (6) Water Utility will bo placed from oight foot of the ono, or south right-nf-way property line of the street to the canter line. (7) Street li2htina and fire h drnnta will be handled individually on a cane- y-ennn )na a. (b) Due to tho varioun widths of right-of-wayn and various widths of street aurfacon throughout the City of Kenai, different, depths of burial then nbovo may be nooded eapeelally in areas where ditehoo are used along aide the road way. 18.27.020 txcaptiono to Assigned Utility Location in CitX Ri ht-of-Wa ns (a) Whenever a u y company FInda it unreasonableto place its utility within their aaoigned area for now line inatallationa, rolocation of exiating line locatione, or replacement of existing linen, a form entitled "Exception to Annigned Utility Location within City of Kenai Right -of -Ways" neado to be auhmitted with their "Individual Project Application Permit for Fxcavationa in or Adjacent to City Right-of-Wayn". The form ahall be provided by the Public Worka Dopnrtment nutting faith in a verified format the followings (1) The name and address of the party doing the work, (2) The name and addruua of the party for whom the work is being done, (3) A complete explanation an to why the utility company is requeating the change from their annigned utility location in the City riqht-of-way. (4) Additional plane, drawingn, or sketches necoosary to ahow where axinting utilities are, problems aroao such as rack, eta., and locatlone that the utility company io requesting to place their new utilitieo. (5) An area of the form for comment to be niqnod and execsutod by the utility company which in normally annigned the area that th" requesting utility company is aaking to placo their utility in. This area in to be complotod and signed by all the affected utility c;otnponina prior to nubmianion to the Public Worka Director. 5 �M �a R .' WI;P+I' OR NORTH P AI T Olt SOUHI y 7 I I R/W (;/ I. R /W i I • i C 0 I ' J i 1 ' 1 F. 'd i . 7 1 � Nu y P1 (n M N � I 101 AtSIGNIM UTILITY LOCATIONS' WITHIN CITY OF KIMAT. RIGHT OP WAY r1 e1 • 1 1 (6) Any nddit tonal informnt ion and nntucrnnren no t1io ' Public VJorko Director ohnil find rentionably ner,tiosnry for the Issuance of the Permit. (b) The Public VJorko Director or the City Enginoer in his absnnce, has finnl approval in grnntinq ntt exca d o t p n a the nssi1ned Utility luention within the City Right -of -Way. (c) No work shall be otartod until the Utility company has met all the requiremento of KMC in. (d) Requetst for exceptions due to onyoinq construction shall be deemed approved if not rejoct►jd or modified within four hours. PASSEL) BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, this 3rd day of August, 1983. RONALD A. MALSTUN, MAYOR AT TEST s Janet +J © an, City MR First Readings May 4, 1983 Second Readings May 180 1983 Third Rending: August 3, 1983 Effective dates September 3, 1983 sM .r� r, I.. _ h t I 1 I SUBSTITUTr y Sugelented by: Administration CITY OF KENAI ORDINANCE NO. 863-83 AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA AMENDING KMC 18, AND ADDING A NEW CHAPTER 18.27 ASSIGNED UTILITY LOCATIONS WITHIN THE CITY'S RIGHT-OF-WAYS. WHEREAS, the City of Kenai's Ordinance #479-79 is a comprehensive ordinance regulating the excavations in streets and public right-of-ways, and WHEREAS, Ordinance #479-79 means that utility companies and contractors are required to obtain a yearly excavation license for excavation work within the City's right-of-ways and an Individual Project Permit for each project which includes a completed form and a sketch or drawing showing the location of the work which is to be done, and WHEREAS, it is the desire of the City of Kenai to establish assigned utility locations within the City's right- of-ways, and WHEREAS, the purpose of this chapter is to require the utility companies to place their utilities in the outer six (6) feet of the City of Kenai's right-of-way, and WHEREAS, this would allow for lens chance of damage to the utilities during street and drainage maintenance work and there might also be less of a chance a utility may have to relocate their utility line should the roadway he improved or widened at a later date, and WHEREAS, this would provide a savings to the utility company in their relocation costa and the City in time by not having to wait for the utility company to move their lines, and WHEREAS, pursuant to K1.11' 10.15.U50, the, City Attorney has renumbered and re tinmed curtain suctionei so as to be more clearly understood. Thin entire title will be included in a Code zupple;mont . NOW, THEREFORE, 3F IT F-%AC rl:l) HY 111E CO1J4.0 IL OF THE 1' I TY OF KENAI, ALA-)KA AS FOLLOWS: `i#tct IOn i ; KMC` M- 15.010 i:a heroby .emended to read as falluon: n ^W EXCAVATIONS IN CITY STREETS BY CONTRACTORS OR UTILITY COMPANIES: a o utility company, person, or —legal entity conducting any excavating activities shall perform any work in or under public lands or public right[S]-of-ways or in any public utility easement[S] within the City without first having been granted, (1) a yearly license therefor as set forth in KMC 18.20, and (2) a permit for the individual excavation or street opening contemplated as set forth in KMC 18.25. (b) Said yearly license and street opening permit shall be obtained from the City Public Works Department. "Ex- cavating" means the removal, carrying away, backfilling, tunnelling, bulldozing, digging out, leveling, clearing, or moving of earth or soil by manual or mechanical means. "Contractor" means any individual utility company, or legal entity conducting any excavating activities. Section 2: KMC 18.20.030 is hereby repealed and re-enacted as follows: Insurance Requirement: (a) Before the issuance of a yearly license, the contractor shall provide to the City certificates of insurance evidencing: (1) Not less than $500,000 combined single limit bbdily injury and property damage. The applicable J certificate of insurance shall clearly indicate that the property damage liability coverage includes hazards from underground work, explosion, collapse and damage to underground wires, conduits, pipes, fittings, mains, sewers and a similar document of indemnity required pursuant to the provisions of KMC 18.20.040 has been incorporated into and made part of the applicable insurance policy. (2) The Certificate of Insurance provided must contain the following clause (or a similar clause making the same provisions): "In the event of cancellation of the above contract of insurance, the Company of Under- writers will give not less than thirty (30) days' advance notice by mail to the party to whom this certificate is issued, at the address herein, which shall be sufficient proof of notice. This program supercedes and replaces the cancellation clause printed in the form, if any." If the form of certificate used by the contractor's insuror does not contain a cancellation notice complying with the above, then the above clause must be substituted for the clause in the form. (3) Workmen's compensation insurance in accordance with the laws of the State of Alaska. J 2 I - I i � I i � � i Section 3: KMC 18.25.020 is hereby amended as follows: Application: (a) Applications for such a permit shall be made to the Public Works Department on forms provided by the department setting forth in a verified format the fol- lowing: (1) Name and address of the party doing the work. (2) Name and address of the party for whom the work is being done. (3) Location of the work area. (4) Whether a detour of traffic will be necessary. (5) A detour description form if needed, as an attachment to the individual excavation permit. 6 Plans, drawings, or sketches showing the location where the work will be done within the right -or -way both horizontally and vertically including locations of new utility lines relocation of existing utility lines or re lacement of utility lines. Utility companies need to attach a utility location or relocation in City right-of-way statement of compliance* 8 Any additional [SUCH OTHER] information and assurances as the Public Works Director shall find reasonably necessary for the issuance of a permit. Section 4: KMC 18.25.080 is hereby amended as follows: iJ Notification of Utilities: (a) No permit shall be valid unless and until: (1) The contractor has given 24 hours notice to all utilities (including gas, telephone, [AND] electric and Cable TV companies) of his intention to excavate in the area proposed, and (2) All existing utility lines or pipes have been staked or otherwise clearly marked for the contractor accomplishing the excavation contemplated, or that said utility companies have approved the individual ex- cavation by signing off on the permit. Section 5: KMC 18.25.090 is hereby repealed and re-enacted as follows: Connection with City Utilities: (a) No permit shall be issued for the purpose of hooking into City utilities (water and sewer) except upon prior receipt of all inspection fees and permits required by the City. Property owners desiring to connect to water and sewer mains, laterals, or trunks shall make application for such connection and pay all inspection fees at the main office of the City. All con- nections to water and sewer mains shall he made by City - licensed contractors and inspected by the Public Works Director or his designated representative. It will be the responsibility of the Contractor to furnish or supply all 3 - 1 materials necessary to make the connection and to perform all necessary engineering design, engineering management, engineering inspection, all soils analysis and compaction testing by a certified lab, all surveying by a registered land surveyor, pipe testing, excavating, pipelaying, back - filling, compacting, and to restore the roadway to its original condition. (b) Water and Sewer Service Lines: When water and/or sewer service is run off the main line or from the curb stop, the property owner receiving the service is to complete a water permit and/or sewer permit, such permit to include: (1) Building address -Lot, Block, Subdivision, Addi- tion. (2) Date of Application. (3) Connection size. (4) _Property owner, address, and phone number. (5) Inspection fee. (6) A complete and accurate diagram or drawing showing the location of the water and/or sewer service line including three swing tie dimensions that pin -point the location of where the service line connects to the main and the location of the water curb stop or the end of the sewer stub. (7) Any additional information and assurances as the Public Works Director shall find reasonably necessary for the issuance of a permit. (c) Water and Sewer Main Liness Contractors installing water and/or sewer mains have to meet the following minimum requirements: (1) Water and sewer mains have to be engineered and designed by Professional Engineers registered and licensed by the State of Alaska. (2) All water and sewer mains have to be designed with all future extensions and laterals taken into con- sideration. (3) The design of all water and sewer main lines have to be approved by the Alaska Department of Environ- mental Conservation and the City of Kenai prior to any work. (4) The minimum specifications used for water and sewer main designs will be determined by the Public Works Director, or in his absence, the City Engineer. Section 6: That the City of Kenai Code of Ordinances is hereby amended by adding a new chapter to be numbered 18.27 which shall read as set forth below: L _ w " i I " ASSIGNED UTILITY LOCATIONS WITHIN THE L Y S R11;HT-OF-WAYS 18.27.010 Locations for Utilities Within the Cit 's Right -of -Ways: a Telephone, electrical power, gas, and cable tv uti ity companies operating within the City of Kenai will, whenever placing new utilities, relocating existing utilities, or replacing existing utilities, place their utilities within six (6) feet of the right-of-way/property line. If it is apparent that the right-of-way is only a half dedication, the utility is to place their new or relocated utility within six (6) feet of the right-of-way/property line that is opposite of the apparent or future center line. The utility may also obtain a proper easement for their utility after considering future apparent right-of-ways. (b) Specific locations for each utility within the six (6) feet from the right-of-way/property line will be determined collectively by all the utility companies. (c) All utilities will be buried a minimum of four (4) feet deep. (d) Due to the various widths of right-of-ways and various widths of street surfaces throughout the City of Kenai, different depths of burial then above may be needed especially in areas where ditches are used along side the road way. 18.27.020 Utility Companies - Utility Location or Relocation in City Right -of -Way Statement of Compliance: (a) When a utility company applies For an excavation permit, they are required to submit a signed and notarized statement of compliance thats (1) They are placing their new or relocated utility within six (6) feet of the right-of-way line. If it is apparent that the right-of-way is only a half dedication, the utility is placing their new or relocated utility within six (6) feet opposite of the apparent or future centerline. The utility may also obtain a proper easement for their utility after considering future apparent right-of-ways. (2) They have been and will continue to coordinate and work with ALL the other utility companies in the area (KUSCO, Glacier State, HEA, Union, ENSTAR, Multi - visions, and the City of Kenai) in placing their utility within the allocated six (6) feet from the right-of-way. (3) The utility line will be buried a minimum of four (4) feet deep. 1ft i PASSED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, this 3rd day of August, 1983. RONALD A. MALSTON, MAYOR ATTEST: 'I Janet Whelan, City Clerk - I First Readings May 4, 1983 Second Reading: May 18, 1983 -- - Third Readings August 3, 1983 I Effective Dates September 3, 1983 = I I 1 J ` I ,I f'- :• T� 1 6 4 l I 1f• I � f ft , L J i C- CQ GL CITY OF KENAI -0d Capdai 4 4Za"alo' P. O. &OK 550 KENAI, ASASKA 99611 TELEPHONE 2E3 • 7535 July 26, 1983 _ T"h�, Report to City Council FROM: William J. Brighton, City Manager Subject: Proposed Assessment District, Eadie's Lane On July 18 6 19, 1983, the City received four petitions for formation of an assessment district on Eadie's Lane. This newly constructed road would lie between 4th and 5th Streets, just east of McKinley Street. The four petitions are similar in nature and meant to be viewed as a single petition with four signatures in accordance with KMC 16.05.030. The proposed improvements are to include water, sanitary sewer, and gravel road. The road would benefit 12 lots, and the water and sewer improvements would benefit 10 lots. Final platting has not yet been completed, but I am told that it will be completed soon. Below is a recap of the lots involved, and estimated cost of improvements. Unsubdivided Subdivided Estimated Subdivision Parcel 0 Lot # Owner Cost Barrie 043-0 30-02 4 Ferdinand J. Barrie $ 10,063 ++ " 5 to 10,063 6 of 10,152 Cintula—Wilson 043-030-08 1 Wilson Road Fund 10,063 ++ to 2 to 10,063 ++ to 3 is 2.096 Unforg. Eadin.'s 043-030-07 4 Ethel D. Kummert 2,096 �+ to 5 to 10,063 " 6 is 10,063 Russell 043-030-01 1 John E. Russell 10,152 It of 2 of 10,063 of of 3 is 10,063 $ 105.000 rs�s The above costs are based upon 100% of costs being assessed. The petition does not conform to KHC 16.05.010 (b) with regard to waiving the 25% limitation and accepting 1002 of the costs of improvements. The petition requests 50% DEC funding for the water and sewer portion, and that the owners be assessed the balance. W Report to City Council July 26, 1983 Page 2 However, I have been told by one of the owners that letters will be received from each owner agreeing to accept 100% of costs. This should allow the City to assess 100%. The petition also requests that the project become a part of the Evergreen/Haller project. Subject to comment by public Works, I believe this can be done. The City Administration agrees with the proposed scope of improvements as outlined above. These improvements are desirable in that they will provide additional building lots in the City with full amenities. The City's tax base will increase with the initial improvements, and again as structures are built on the lots. The City proposes that it will cost approximately $80,000 for the water and sewer portion, and $25,000 for the road portion. It appears that no grant monies are available. The City has some $145,000 of water and sewer bond money still available. We Wopose to use that for the water and sewer portion, and General Fund capital improvement reserve money for the road portion (in accordance with KMC 7.25.100 (a) (2).) Subject to receiving the letters from the owners accepting 100% of the costa, the administration desires to proceed as follows: Date Action 08-03-83 Manager Report 08-03-83 Preliminary Assessment Roll 08-03-83 Set Hearing for 9-1-83 08-08-83 Advertise in Newspaper and Individual Notice 08-15-83 Advertise in Newspaper 08-22-83 Advertise in Newspaper 08-29-83 Advertise in Newspaper 08-17-83 Introduce Financing Ordinance 09-07-83 Resolution Approving District 09-07-83 Hearing on Financing Ordinance 09-07-83 Change -orders (insp. 6 cosst.) At completion, the project would be assessed at 10% over 10 years, at discretion of Council. i r n -. .., C-a 6 Preliminary Assessment Roll n i Proposed Assessments - Eadie's Lane Based on 100% Assessment I Water and ° sq. ft. Sewer Street Total 043-030-02 Barrie Subdivision: - - Lot 4 13150 $ 7986 $ 2077 $ 10063 5 13150 7986 2077 10063 6 13265 8056 2096 10152 ., (2) , 043-030-08 1 f Cintula-Wilson Subdivision: Lot 1 13150 7986 2077 10063 2 13150 7986 2077 10063 3 13265 - 2096 2096 J (3) ' _ 043-030-07 �- u I Unforgettable Eadie's Subd: Lot 4 13265 - 2096 2096 ' 5 13150 7986 2077 10063 6 13150 7986 2077 10063 j •„ (4 ) I 043-030-01 - Russell Subdivision: Lot 1 13265 8056 2096 10152 '."..a 2 13150 7936 2077 10063 ; 3 13150 7986 2077 10063 Total (street) 158260 F,adie's, Lot 4 (13265) Cintula, Lot 3 (13265) i} 0- Total 01 L S) 131730 1 +, Total Assessments $ $0000 $ 25000 S 105000 ' r Record Owner: (1) Ferdinand J. Barrie (2) Wilson Road Fund, C/O Cintula, J.L. �t (3) Ethel D. Kummert (4) John E. Russell t i r , r i ,i. Suggested by: Administration CITY OF KENAI RESOLUTION NO. 83-113 A RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, SETTING A DATE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON THE PROPOSED EADIE'S LANE ASSESSMENT DISTRICT. WHEREAS, the City has been petitioned to establish an assessment district for water, sewer, and gravel road improvements on Eadie's Lane, and ° WHEREAS, the City must hold a public hearing to allow comment on the proposed assessment district before proceeding with the project. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, that a public hearing be held on September 7, 1983 at the regular Council meeting of the City of Kenai for the purpose of discussion of a proposed assessment district on Eadie's Lane. PASSED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, this 3rd day of August, 1983. RONALD A. MALSIUN, MAYOR ATTEST: Janet 'Whelan, City Clerk Approved by F inance: r4 Sugyested by: Administration CITY OF KENAI RESOLUTION NO. 83-114 BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA THAT THE FOLLOWING TRANSFER OF MONIES 13E MADE IN THE AIRPORT LAND SYSTEM FUND: Froms Land Contingency $2,160 Land Miscellaneous $2,160 This transfer provides money to pay the City and Borough taxes on Lot 3, Block 1, Spur Subdivision #1 to enable the City to resubdivide the lot. PASSED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA this 3rd day of August, 1983. Ronald A. Malston, Mayor Janet Whelan, City Clerk Approved by Finance; e ^ ' � . . . . ~�.. , ° .' � � ^ ' | | " / / •'.. woo. s a. T ° • Ir 4g !• / � � -1 IyI1 lryl•IlM raar•a•.� • 1 '•r• NNi o •I >✓ ' , oE ` •,• Nei I i� aril w� _o 011 LT2 I 0 ' V i P M 250 AC ! i I Oil • Q� J•/OG ' •I .a t 34.E t ; �•i I M _ � rr•tMM• 1 I L a i I rRAcr— o !o e99 ac crm \• ,� .I _ J AGENDA KENAI CITY COUNCIL - JULY 20, 1983 - 7:00 PM PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE A. ROLL CALL 1. Agenda Approval B. PERSONS PRESENT SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD 1. Mike Tauriainen, M. Tauriainen & Assoc. - Airport Ramp and Itinerant Parking 2. PDA - Airport Vehicle Parking C. PUBLIC HEARINGS 1. Ordinance 875-83 - Amending Kenai Municipal Code - Incorporating Alaska Statutes, Title 28 Regarding Motor Vehicles 2. Ordinance 876-83 - Increasing Rev/Appns - Grants from Kenai Peninsula and City of Soldotna for Senior Citizen Center - $59,495 3. Ordinance 877-83 - Increasingc� Rev/Appns - Chore Helper far Senior Citizen Center - $2,901 4. Ordinance 978-83 - Amending Kenai Municipal Code - Creating Advisory Museum Commission 5. Ordinance 880-83 - Amending Kenai Municipal Code - Provide for 100% Access LID's to Implement Charter Change 6. Resolution 83-110 - Transfer of Funds - Hire Bond Counsel for Sale of GO Bonds - $8,000 7. Resolution 83-111 - Requesting Municipal Assistance from State 8. LACK Project - Amending Wince,Corthell, Bryson Inspection to Include Design & Inspection - 25th Ave. Water - $1,700 9. Change Order #1 - LACK Project - Spruce Const., 25th Ave. Water Main - $17,443 a. Resolution 83-112 - Transfer of Funds - LACK Project - Change Order #1, Spruce Const - $17,443 I D. MINUTES 1. Regular Meeting, July 6, 1903 E. CORRESPONDENCE F. OLD BUSINESS ---- G. NEW BUSINESS 1. Bills to be Paid, Bills to be Ratified 2. Requisitions Exceeding $1,000 3. Change Order #1 - 2nd Ave Water & Sewer, Roods - Doyle Const. - ($2,550) - 4. Change Order #1 - lot & 2nd Sts. - Prosser - $2,000 5. Assignment of Lease - Wometco Lathrop to Jack Estes 6. Discussion - ERA - Counter & Office Space Improvements 7. Discussion - Thompson Park - Amending Wince, Corthell, Bryson Engineering Design to Include Water & Sower Study H. REPORTS 1. City Manager 2. City Attorney 3. Mayor 4. City Clerk 5. Finance Director 6. Planning & Zoning 7. Harbor Commission - S. Recreation Commission I. PERSONS PRESENT NOT SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD ADJOURNMENT i n-� I" I I `° KVNAI CITY COUNCIL, 111-1111LAR MI.L1iN11, HINIJTt.O JULY 20 19111, ?00 PM K1:NA1 CITY ADH1N151HATION R1111.DINU MAYOR RONALD NAL'IJTON 1111LUIDiNU PI,VDIIt Of ALL1,111ANCf, A, ROLL CALL ProeontI Oetty 011ok, any Mennleet John Wine, Ron Halatont Tom Aekoriy, Getty Rollin Absents Nona Coun©Ilmarl Wagoner orrlvod 7s15 PH, AU NDA APPROVAL a, mayor Malston Naked that. Item C-9 and C-98 be daloted, b. Mayor Malston explainod that deletion of Item C-9 would eliminNto Item 9-0 from Public Oosringa, but ouggaoted It remain as in. Of Mayor Holston noted Item O-J woe distributed this date, sod naked that Ord, 079-0f be dI@oardad, it was put In the pocket in error, Council npprovod the eganda As Amonded, R, PgROONO PRE99NI OCIIVOULVD TD 09 Of,ARD 0-1 Mike Taurlainont M. Tourisi/lon A Assoc. - Airport Romp and Itinerant Parking Mr. Tsurtainen reviewed the praj not sod expletned they have added to the project. They ere lotertoelf►9 with Pro►soelonal Do$igo Assoolatee, They ore overlaying all the area, one area to very bad. They will •kpand its# itinerant parking @rest add fencing and tie -downs, it will be overlaid with 2" of espholtt the had @too will have to tie #%aovotedo They will receive bids for award Oopt. 5 sold award Dept, 7. Tbsrr will begin oonstruotion mid -Dept. They will do the diet►esoed area before Wlntar, the root to the Spring, they will gravel In the Itinerant perking area newt pave /n the spring. Councilmen Wlee asked if there was any disoussion regarding the fuel pits. Mr. Tourlalnen replied, it was discussed with Airport Manager Owalloy, They are about log ft. from ills terminal, Councilwoman 011ok asked if this was too aloe@. Mr. Dwalloy replied there is room to operate. He e Le worklnq on getting data to extend the pipeline. One of the primary use s f4 has don@ted ,5UD for a pod. (AIA) Councilwoman Ullok asked It we will Inoorporated movin further fourth into the p►ojoat,, Mr. Owalloy replied, If we can. Delivery time on the pit§ to 4 months. 0-2 PDA - Airport Vohiats Perking Gary Silver# spoke. They are in the final design - paving, dreininQ, new llgt►tlnyt aooeaa to the flow lots, veh/ate and psdoste an @ovese to the Mike Tat/riuino►► project. There are 3 boolo @rest) Involved, COUNCILMAN WAGONER ARR t Vf,D, 7 s t 5 PM, Mr, Oilvare Continued. Hegardint) the aidowalk, there to a attain link folio@ orau/sd, filers l4 sidewalk on Willow and new oldewolk on the other old#, Ile naked if Counail preferred nophsii or vanarote on the remNindNr, C000roto Is 2 times tho BOWL of 1/aldlAlt, Me oul)(Janted Ospllsit, COunellwoleen oeiiiB naked, what to the Ides of atdowalk all wound? Mr. Oilvarn rspliod, there is a Brent deal of podootrion traffla from thorn ,hot c/lould not orooc the parking erne, Couneilrnan Wloo ookatl how they would operote *flow removr/1, Mr, 111vors replied, thorn or@ 4 typed of Borst rot t Q KENA1 1:11Y COUNCIL JIIL Y 20, 190 f pnge 8 A, nnrb A qut.t.er In e#ntnr h, axtrudnd nurh on toll of rand c, rolled ourb d. palm ntftpo with ncparotlunu tit atallo If now ramovaI I aensttiVol and aagtIY. It will have an Impact on (no lilt "openee noota. Ile suggented pslntinr) stripes. It will went Off hilt It, in bettor and lean oxpenalve, Regardinq fencing on the m►tnide, is barrier Should be put thorn to protoot podeatrlons And keep from random usv of the lot. The existlaq fonce is nut dolnq the job, HA felt there ol►ould be nomothinq around the fenoo. Ile tied I suggnattone$ s, pull It out A to -sat, this to oxpellolve b. replace with I boom driven post e* replace with Ox0 wood driven puato Regarding signs in tit@ parking lot. The signs may tmpAct the visual Area. H# suggested Inside algns with publicity and dlattlbut,lon by lire rentSl A #ncles, Regarding sahoduling of projoot, they nhuuld too able to have final Plans by the and of ti►a month, He Asked if Counoil wished to advertise thin fall for boginning thin Vail or construction next Opting. If they stay close to Nike Taurtatnse's job, they may get hotter Ida, His will probably go over to next year, They did not have a final estimate, but it will be about 130011100 to 11140,000 without internal gutters. Ths guaotlons for Council are# of accosts or asphalt, sidowalka b. paint stripe Internal o0 typo of post, around iota d. pursue advertising this fall Councilman Ackerly nuoyanted poving thin y#st, At least the center pert, ourin®N ntet if there, is no enter borrior, p#opl• will park all oveet lie Added ha would prefer asphalt midawaik#. Mr. 011veta said regarding drainave. Thar# Ara several problem@ . They will hove to drain to an# side, if they put a round level barrier, It May sits? the drain aItflat to". in Winter they could put external posts of A different color to line tip on, It would be on one olds so they would all took the same. Public Works Director Korn#lis sold in the long tots parking they aced barriers to designate the portion of the month parked, If Lhny don't they cannot tow the cars away. Councilman Aokerly sold he thought that# woo to he some #xonvollnr, would OMP 000 De anotsgtt7 Mr, 0ilvets replied, yes. All they tied to do wes dig out and peak back, That would be A slnlmun► of waeta. Hayot Haluton asked where the rental oeto would be, Mr, 011varc replied, in the 1'rd lot, It would be going out even with the, rest, its added, fill the north lot thorc la a dralneojo awsle, they will need and plrvth As is grocrs halt. N0110N1 Councilman Aokorly moved, oecr►ndod by FOUneilma,► Wagoner# to proceed wpast ► With aubotutia tploqrt tlaldellorativotelo femringking as�m►ndttheephnit afoot volt 0890601 Y#as Glick, Heouleo, Waganet, Wine, Ackntly, Oallte Nos Noloton Publia Worka 01reator Korn►#lin axplalnedI the tamp overlay project iv funded Dyy fAA, The rsrhrrdule in to get that first, thio une woek after, Wo would have to hold Hike n KINAI CITY COUNCIL. JUL Y 20, 1903 Page 3 laurioinan book till the engineering to done. They would not pave the romp overlay thin year, juot the dlstruaood pert.Ha hoped the nueeaeofUl contractor would he willing to bring In paving equipment this year. The eleotrto plug-lno are the new area now. We could pave right up to Sept. If the wo*thar le good. Mr. Silver* stated Ord. 875 rogarding vehicles could have an effect an the time frame. C PUBLIC HEARINGS C-1 Ordinance 075.03 - Amending Kenai Municipal Coda - Inoorporating Atooke Statutes, Titlo 10 Regarding Motor Vehicles MOTION$ Councilman Hanalas moved, seconded by Councilman Wagonorp to adopt the ordinance. There was no public comment. Notion psooed unanimouoly by roll call vote. C-2 Ordinance 876.93 - Increaatng Rov/Appns - Grant* from Kenai Peninsula and City of Soldotns for benior Citizen Center - •„• •, f39,493 MOTION$ Councilwoman Click moved, ooconded by Councilman Measles, to adopt the ordinance. There was no public comment. Notion passed unanimously by roll call vote. C-i Ordinance 877.81 - Increasing Rev/Appns - Chore Helper for Senior Citizen Center - $2,901 MOTION$ Counollwomsn Click moved, seconded by Councilmen Wagoner, to adopt the ordinance. There was no public comment. Notion passed unanimously by roll call vote. C-4 Ordinance 878-83 - Amending Kenai Municipal Code -Creating Advisory Museum Commisolon MOTION$ Councilman Measles moved, aecondod by Councilwoman Glick, to adopt the ordinance. There was no public comment. Councilman Neaulao *eked if this could be a committee rather then a eommiouion. Councilwoman GlicEnsim uf/geated a Mayor's Council elmilar to the Mayor's Councon Aging. Senior Cltleen Coordinator Porter said the noeds direction. Councilwoman Glick nuggnatod Mayor Holston came to the Aug. 1, 1983 meeting with 4-7 people as a Hayur'o Counell. Council agreed to the ouggeoticn. KENAI CITY COUNCIL 7ULY 20, 1903 Page 4 VOTE (f allad)s Yost Malaton, Ackerly Not 011ek, Houston, Wagoner, Wine, Hattie C-S Ordinance 080-83 - Amending Kenai Municipal Code - Provide for 100% Access LID's to Implement Charter Chango MOrlQN1 Councilman Wagoner moved, seconded by Councilman Meaulae, to adopt the ordinance. There was no public comment. Atty. Rogers said he had recommended against this at the July 6, 1983 meeting. He notod financo Director Drown had also addronsed this. Presently Administration can shorten the time as short as propound here. If the finance Director to away and It cannot be done In time, it will be opening the City to exposure in violation of the Code. Councilman Wise explained the reason he introduced this to the raquostor could have a ranoonable time frame they could relate to. VOTE (failod)s Yens Slick, Wipe Not Measles, Wagoner, Holston, Ackerly, Oaills C-6 Resolution 83-110 - Transfer of funds - Mire Bond Counnal for Sale of DO Bonds - $8,000 MOTION$ Councilman Wagoner moved, seconded by Councilman Ackerly, to adopt the resolution. Thera was no public comment. Councilman Wine amid he did not support a general bond issue. Council Indicated there would be no liability to the general public. If we go to bond election, it will foil. There are other ways of meeting needs. Councilwoman Click said If we go with general bond sale, we would sell bonds, pay costs of bonds and have them avollmblo till someone came In for an LID. Then we would put up -front money. Atty. Rogers said there would be authorization of bonds, not necessarily sale. City Manager Brighton sold if we sold $2 Million, 2% must be committed within a 2 year period or you are faulted 24. 1/4 must be with a time frame. The reason is so you do not invest at a higher percent. VOTE (Passed)t Yves Slick, Measles, Wagoner, Maloton, Ackerly, Bailie Not Wine C-7 Resolution 63-111 - Roquenting Municipal Aanintonce from State MOTIONS Councilman Meuulaa moved, socundad by Councilman Wagoner, to adopt the rveelutlon. There was no public comment. Motion paaaed by unantaous consent. KENA1 CITY COUNCIL JULY 20, 1983 Page 5 C-8 LACK Projoct - Amondinrl Wince, Corthell, 8ryoon Inspection to Include Design A Inspection - 25th Ave. Water - $1,700 MOTION$ Councilwoman Glick moved, seconded by Councilman Measles, to approve the amended contract in the amount of $1,700 Motion passed by unanimous consent. 0. MINUTES 0-1 Regular Meeting, July 6, 1983 a. Clerk Whelan asked that page 4, paragraph 1, line 2, delete the words "this does not involve." Line 3, delete the comma and the word "they." Line 3, after the word "different" odd "and more difficult to obtain." b. Clerk Whelan asked that page 19, lost paragraph, line 4, the word "break" be changed to "broach." Minutes were approved so changed and corrected. ,. E CORRESPONDENCE None F. OLD BUSINESS None G. NEW BUSINESS 0-1 Bills to be Paid, Bills to be Ratified MOTIONS Councilwoman Glick moved, seconded by Councilman Measles, to approve the bills wo submitted. Notion passed by unanimous consent. _ G-2 Requisitions Exceeding $1,000 MOTION$ Councilwoman Glick moved, seconded by Councilman Measles, to approve the requisitions as submitted. V4 " Councilman Wagoner asked about the $6,400 for coveralls and ' towels. Public Works Director Kornelis replied this to the o some as previous yours. It to primarily for coveralls. Motion passed by unanimous consent. " I G-3 Change Order 01 - 2nd Ave. Water A Sewer, Roads - Doyle !I Const. - (f2,550) -- NOTION$ Councilman Measles moved, seconded by Councilman Wagoner, to approve the change order. Motion passed by unanimous conoont. G-4 Change Order /1 - let A 2nd Ste, - Prosaor - $2,000 ,i f„ t i i , � ft I I � i i t U - 0 ,, KENAI CITY COUNCIL 7ULY 20, 1981 Pogo 6 MOTIONS Councilman Moauloo moved, seconded by Councilman Wagoner, to approve the change ardor. Motion panned unanimouoly by roll call veto. O-S Assignment of Louse - Wometco Lathrop to Jack Estee MOTIONi Councilman Wagoner moved, seconded by Councilwoman Bailie, to accept Administration's recommendation and notify Womotcu Lathrop of the decision. Councilman Wise said its understood the memo from Administration, but felt comment woo valid. Mr. Estes won trying to develop, the City was not growing at the time. The man to eerloualy Ill, he cannot sell the business without selling losnehold Interest. He need to sell the business to go Outside for a kidney transplant. City Manager Brighton explained his recommendation was belted on the foot that Wometco Lathrop has assigned the lease. He told them they had to have Council consent to ensign. Jackie Russell, Property World, spoke. The property is for sale. The only thing Mr. Estes owns is tits building, Inventory and good will. The loans was to -evaluated this year and went up. Mr. Brighton explained Mr. Estes' attorney come to the City to negotisLe out of the loose. Mr. Brighton took it to Council. He wanted to pay $1,000 of the $4,000. Council agreed on that payment with cancellation of the tenon. Atty. Rogers said the negotiations wore to terminate the loose, but the debt still exists. VOTE (Poseed)t Yost Measles, Wagoner, Aekerly, Bailie Not Click, Wise, Malaton O-6 Discussion - ERA - Counter b Office Space Improvements Dave Baumeister, ERA, spoke. ERA's position to not to auk the City to fund, just for amortization of Improvements over a term. ERA would pay for improvements on the ticket counter and shore walls and common baggage belt. The City has unused space he to being asked to loaso at the same rats so those that are improved. Councilman Ackerly asked, what is the lease payment? Airport Manager Smalley replied, about $9,000 per your. Councilwoman Bailie noted at the last meeting, ERA had said they could operate without s conveyor belt. Mr. Baumeister replied they could if necessary. Councilman Moosias suggested negotiating 1/2 tho cost. Mr. Baumeister noted thin puts more cost burden on ERA than the leaseholder on the other side. Councilman Wagoner noted a request, hod been made to Administration to come back with regulations allowing the City to regulato who will come into the airport. Councilman Measles reviewed his proposal further. City put the conveyor belt in, put the partition in to divide, ERA finish their aide. the 6th carrier would benefit from the conveyor belt and center plortitlon, blot would still have to put to the counter space. Public works Director Kornel►n raid he had a change order from Halvorson In the amount of i60,0011. Mr. Baumeister suid hin cost is $19, 000. 1� �I i KENAI CI1Y COUNCIL JULY 20, 1983 Pago 7 MOIIONs Councilman Woqonor moved, noconded by Counvi lmon Ackerly, to direct Admirtlotration to tilt clown with Dave Baumeister and work out an acceptablo nolutlon and name back with recommendations to put film In the name level of doing bueineoo with the City all all other air corriorc. Councilman Measles asked Mr. Baumolater, If we amortize to a maximum of $29,000 over a 3 year period and ho want over, he would not come back to Council? Mr. Boumelator agreed. MOTION, Withdrawals Councilman Wagoner, with concerti, of oocand, withdraw his motion. MOTIONS Councilman Measles moved, seconded by Councilwoman Glick, that the City agree with the proposal with ERA on their leaoo apace that the space will be completed exactly as other ticket counters and the City would arAati,ize expenaea of construction over S year period, not to exceed $25,000. City Manager Brighton suggested a stipulation of S years on one year renewal leaceo. Councilman Meseloo agreed, if they pull out, they loan out on the coot. Airport Manager Swelley sold it would be $7,340 par yoot, Including 15%. VOTE (Posood)s Vest Glick, Measles, Wagoner, Wine, Ackerly, Sailte Not Holston G-7 Discussion • Thompson Park - Amending Wince, Corthell, Dryson Engineering Uecign to Include water 6 Sewer Study Councilman Wagoner sold Council was to be provided coot of water b sewer for Thompson Pack, but have boon provided with estimate of cob'. to provide cost. Councilman Ackerly asked for a ball -park figure. Public Works Director Kornelis replied, a rough estimate of interceptor to run a sewer line from Swirss to Thompson Park, $1,100,000. The Interceptor to run inside Thompson Park is an additional $2,064t000, for a total of $3,165,000. that includes lift stations. Engineering and contingency are not included. That would bring It to about $4 Million. Councilwomen Glick said the pose bllity of an small alternate community syntax was , diecucsed. Is there a coat on that? Phil Btynon - Wines, Corthell h Bryson - spoke. Thetis ware 2 discusolonst one was evaluation of newer prabloma, addressing alternatives and engineering. The other wan setlmateo of what It would take for Interceptor. Public Works Director Kornelio said there to the quoution if DEC would allow. If they allowed It, it would bo 2 yearn before it would he approved. If we go a package plan, we need another permit, it would require another peroon on staff. 110TION t Councilman Wagoner moved, seconded by Councilman Ackerly• to direct Administration to proceed with the road project in Thompson Park as per previnun tatter to ongieeertag firer of Wince, Corthell b 8rytion. VOTE (Psssnd)t Yess Moaoloa, Wagoner, Ackerly, Baille Net Glick, Wise, Malotert y KENAI CITY COUNCIL JULY 20, I'm Page O ADDED ITEM$ Mayor Maloton noted at the loot, mooting Council had 2 aitornatoo regarding the Thompoon Park rand project that were not noted ant of Paved roadway at $700,1100 b. Interim paving at $666,000 Put►llo Works Director Kornello explained, If there to no intent of paving the road in the next 4 yearn, we can go with the loan subotantiat bean. MOTION$ Councilman Wagoner moved, seconded by Councilman Ackerly, to direct the englneere to proceed with alternate 02. VOTE (Passed)$ Yes$ Nesolos, Wagoner, Malaton, Ackerly, Battles Not Glick, Wine H. REPORTS H-) City Manager City Manager Brighton spoke. a. Regarding salvaging of the fire truck that was let out for bid in Jan. The letter from Public Works Director Korn@ILa in the packet explains for $1,000+ we would have an additional sanding truck, to buy one would be 00,000. He recommended accepting the proposal. M0T10N$ Councilman Ackerly moved, seconded by Councilwoman Ballls, to convert the crash truck to a City sander for $1,000. Mayor Natation noted It was dioounood the truck could be used foe watering the green areas. if it won converted to a sander, Could it be lined for that? Public Works Director Kornelia replied no, the tank would be taken off. City Manager Brlgt:ton added, we have an old fire truck we can unto for that n!-rpuss. It to not wood for firen, The Parka people are doing the work. VOTE (Paosed)t Yes$ Glick, Menalets, Wagoner, Wine, Ackerly, Built@ No$ Malatun • b. The July 6 packet had it ruuoter-proposol from Bob Qlelofeld, Phl and Council have okayed it, The spproioal is 4,15 O ft. tie hoc submitted a eounter proposal of fo ft, No would donutruct roods from the and of Willow to the longed nits. He would provide his own accents to text ways at City specs. lie will continue to develop to the for north of big property. He intends to butld is hunger, but wog tout specific beyond that. MOTIONS Councilman Winn moved, nocondod by Councilwoman Glick, to accept the proposul, uxrupt �U% fur the fLrot purind of negotlot long, I �I 1 1 A e I ' 1 I . 9ENA1 Ctly COUNCIL ifOf. v 20, 19111 Page 9 Mr. I,rltihfon enid he will provido Ilia nwn oaptagn and water oyattrm. Hu will have a gruvel road. Ile rauommundud a oountor prop►►aal of 100 ►nabend of 1e. Ila ban to put. In a roadway to the site, ohout 40U-9OO ft. Councilmen Hcaglna asked, how muoh to too ieaeing? Cnunellmon Winn replied, shout 9.1/2 auran. NOTION, Amendment) Councilwoman Glick moved, eoeandod by Coi►nellman Ackarly, that Mr. Stolofald hook up to water A oawor what) available. VOTE , Amendments Nation paound unonimounly by roll 111111 vote. MOTION, Amendmonts Councilman Moaalen moved, aanondad by founallman Wagoner, to change the price to 100 or; eeuammandod by City Manager Orighton. Councilman Wine auggavtad a 10 your limit at the low rate. It would purmlt him to smortlao over a ranoonahle length of time, the extra 1/20 to not that important, getting the property open to • granter advantage to the City. VOTE, Amendment (Failod)t veal Meanies, Wagoner, Holston Nos Glick, Wise, Ackorly, Gatlin VOTE, Main Motion so Amended (Pouned)l vast Glick, Meaalea, Vigo, Holston, Ackorly, Bailie Nos Wagoner City Manager Or:ghton confirmed, 1e ft., one time cap, hook up water A sewer. Council agreed. o, Regarding the agreement with IItA an relocation of power lines. We flood to respond to theil proposal, that the lot time the City raquarited moving for roadway, they would he reaponntblal they would not be resp000ihlo the god time. MOTION/ Councilman Wien moved, aecondad by Councilwoman (slick, to suppott the proponod agreement. Councilwoman Glick noted Public Worka Director Kornelle had ouid there have been Limes we have naked them to move ;sofa than ones, Dave that happen often? Mr, Kornel►n replied, once or twice during a pto,lcet, Atty, Rognfa noted HkA may relocate their offtuan in Kenel, This to not retovant to thta ►►►sue, Iblo to not any part of the propnool, The prevent acironmunt to an interim mcaaurc for reloontintl after the lot relooete, It hoo bean the City pontoon to uourto that at all timan relocation la the regponatbilit,y of utilttleg, That to Common Law, The propuocd ugr,toment, gayo they can uome hunk for tat relocation if they win the Ittigotinfl, ib.►ir attofnoy agfoca, lA tiga►,ion will dototminv Ihig, Ile to not awxrc that BLA loan not gold they would relocate without thin ntsfeemen►,, Thoy will felueste, there to not nand for an atir7nment for work in progreoo, Atoo, the finanr.lnl burdun will remain with DIVA unleac the Courts guy otherwigo, The City may not have the right to expand fuoda that Common Low any ott►nrwir.o, Wo ore yattlnts what we flood now without an ogreomen►.. Mr. Brighton cold he WENA1 1:11Y COUNCIL al.Y 20, 1903 Page 10 has nn dooument.ntton, just eonvoroat ton with Mr. Wik. There to a possibility HEA might rennge en relocation on the battle we should stake It part of the project. Though they aflreed to relocate on the banls of un being in court, It might be in their treat interest to stop relocating till the Court decision In made. Atty. Rogers field the courto would be receptive to Injunctive relief un the road project. Councilman Manalen said there to no reason for a 2nd relocation very often. • COUNCILMAN WAGONER LLF'1 Al THIS TIME (10irL0 PM) VOTE (F'alled)i Yes► Wise Not 011ck, Measles, Holston, Ackerly, Sallie d. Regarding negotiations with HEA on moving of their Ridgeway office headquarters. There is a 10 Coro site In the north side of Airport Way adjacent to the leased lot of Glacier State Telephone and acroau the street. It is FAA real estate. He scheduled a meeting with FAA and Land Manager Labahn for this and S other matters. He propones trading s like dollar amount for that 10 acre site no the City would not be out any expense. The trade would be on a portion of Section 36 on the north side of the road, none to under dlacusnion at this point. The prevailing factor would be the cost, appraisals would be needed on both. The purpose would be to got them located In this area. Councilman Ackerly said as a leaseholder he is not sure how strong his objection to when they got fro@ property and he has to pay. Fly giving Thee property, he is not sure there era that Many banefita. People who work there will not stove Into the City. We should charge theta nomething. Councilman Witte said we have provision In the Code to subsidize purchano for development. The location has many attributes, they will relocate because of $Coos, not because Of the loaso. They need ua more than we need them. We could ?eaillgn Marathon at the same time, It could be airport cost. Jackie Ruaaoll, Property World, spoke. The problem with FAA property exchange for Section 36 land to she t would not like FAA authority in that area. HEA to non-profit and would not pay taxes. MO1ION1 Councilman Wlos moved, seconded by Councilman Ackerly, for the note of 10 acres (at fair market value less discount) of FAA land he made available with concurrence of FAA for ?class@, discount to be determined by negotiation. Atty. Rogorfi (Auld there Is power to negotiate a note In the Code. We are aubnidizing HEA and Cuing them to maintain their office to serve the public. Councilwoman Glick asked Mr. Orlghton If he had pointed out, to HEA that they are in brooch of contract, by not maintaining an office. Mr. Brighton replied, no but he visa sure they are aware o/ it. Councilman Wine said part of the negotiations should he, j what are thoy going to do with it . muve the Homer office, have a mtbotor►tial office? if they do somrrthing arbotantial, they would brinq other activity Into the Area. He ouggnutod the City Manager negotiato and curse bock to Council, 0 KENAI CITY COUNCIL DULY 20, I'm Page 11 MOTION, Amendments Councilman Hostiles moved, seconded by Councilman Wise, to limit the discount in negotiations to 10%. Councilwoman Glick naked Atty. Rogera, if we do anything other that offer them land at fair market value, does that jeopardize our law suit? Atty. Rogers replied, he did not think so. VOTE, Amendment (Peoned)s Yess Glick, Measles, Wise, Ackorly, Rollie Nos Holston Mr. Brighton noted there to nothing to say HEA will locate In an appropriate geographical area, their headquarters are In Homer, It is not In a googrephlcal advantageous area. If It were located here, it would generate substantial economic activity for Kenai. Even if no one in the office tolocates, there would be people working there that would shop in Kenai. The City dean not compete with Soldotne, Homer or Seward on Industrial complexes on the Peninsula. There are only a few things we can offer. HEA plans to increase 5-15 people in the future. They will relocate their entire facility front Ridgeway. If he negotiates on basis of 10% discount, the City will pay 10% dioeount, there will be no cash cost to the citizens. We are committed way beyond this In the proposal to the flight service station. Councilman Measles said regarding giving land away. Thin to something that is not in competition selth any business In the community. Councilwoman Glick asked, is the area on Airport May free and clear of restrictions on construction? Has it been released for sale? If we swap land, will those conditions carry to the land we will swap? Mr. Brighton replied the only restriction would be that it could not sell for less then appraised value. The City would have to get a release from FAA to sell. Councilwomen Glick asked Mr. Brigqhton if this woo discussed with FAA. Mr. Brighton replied no, he has not heard from FAA. He will meet with them in 2 weeks. VOTE, Main Motion as Amended (P0000d)s Vest Glick, Measles, Wise, Ackerly, Bailie Nos Maloton e. City Manager Brighton noted awards received by individuals of the City. Ken Slirilla wee awarded Sewer Treatment Operator of the Year, the power treatment plant was awarded the Sewer Treatment Plant of the Year. Mayor Maloton and Airport Manager Swelloy received awardo of appreciation from CAP. Finance Director Brown hou received a Certificate of Excellence in Accounting, Building Inspector Hackney has received Certified Suildinq Inspector from the International Aeon. Thin made film feel good about the caliber of employees in the City. f. Councilwoman Glick asked, regarding the Candlelight/Linwood construction, have people been Informed they can f,00k up (at their exponao) or pro we Just titubbing out? Public Works Director Korneltu replied we hsvo not made uny notificationq. It is up to the individual to contract oat. H.2 City Attorney z- a, i KENA1 CITY COUNCIL JULY 20, 1983 Page 12 Atty. Rogara apoko. a. There Its more litigation on lannod lands for non-payment of losses. b. The restrictive easement question to proceeding. He will report at the Aug. 3 meeting. C. Land Manager Labshn is reviewing the HEA power line question. d. There to expanding litigation on the HEA pole relocate controversy. e. Regarding litigation on Miles Dean va the City, Mr. Roper, Mr. Poterkin and the City ace involved. The City to a nominal defendant. f. Regarding vehicle impoundment, Atty. Rogers and Police Chief Ross have met, they will have a report for the Aug. 3 meeting. g. Regarding the Cable TV meeting. It was fruitful, other cities are exploring franchise foes. There may be a State-wide group formed. A letter from Tod Berne to in the packet. h. Regording Councilman Measles' request to look into vacation of land dedicated to cultural facilities. He has a letter from the State, there will be no problem. I. CIE has not paid, he will be filing forcible entry and detainer. M-3 Mayor Mayor Malston asked Council for any people for commissions. He asked that names be submitted to him or Clerk Whelan for form completion. H-4 City Clerk Clerk Whelan said petitions will be available for Council seats in the Oct. 4, 1983 regular election from Aug. 4, 1983 to Sept. 2, 1983. H-i Finance Director None H-6 Planning & Zoning None H-7 Harbor Commission None M-8 Recreation Commission Recreation Director McGillivray spoke. a. He has had a request to gn to the Jesse Owens games in Loa Angelso Aug. 10 to Aug. 14. Hof lapis Councilman Wise moved, seconded by Councilwoman Bailie, to approve the request of Mr. McGillivray. i 7.1 I I i i I ' I � .. :_. 1 111, -„ .p .., � �� :� .� .�..,� �.. ..� .N�r it� f rf . _—.._ �..- KENAI CITY COUNCIL JULY 20, 1903 Pago 13 Motion p0000d by ununlmoue cunnont. b. Per Councilman Wieo's roquoat, thorn in gravel at tha soft ball field, they ahould bo able to got out senior. I. PERSONS PRESENT NOT SCHEDULED TO HE HEARD s. Father Targonoky, Ruonlon Orthodox Church. Thera la a sign on the bluff Stating tho Tluoulon Church woo founded In 1064. It ohould bo 1046. Mayor Msloton explained that In a Chamber of Commerce sign, he suggested Father Targonsky contact thorn. b. Public Works Director Kornelia. Baasd on direction of Council, he will put an ad In the paper regardi►►g Section 36, the bluff will be divided into 4 areao. Council agreed. 0. Jackie Runooll, Property World. Regarding the LID f aeoesoment dlatrlcto for Eedle's Lane. She is available to answer any quonttons. Atty. Rogera said it to under the old rules, not the 1001 rate. Mrs. Russell sold it there are DEC funds they would like them used, if not, she wt11 get amended requests. Atty. Rogers replied, there are no DEC fundo. Mrs. Rucoell noted It figuroo out to $0,000 s lot. `J d. Councilwoman Click wished Clerk Whelan a good time on her vocation. ADJOURNMENT► Nesting adjourned at 11►10 PM. an /11 ty Clerk J 1-a PARTIAL VERHAT Ito .1uly G, 1903 Counnil Meetlnq Robert Andernons Many of ynu probably hav►t neen Kevtn down hem on he comen down► periodicnlly to talk to the City offivioln and nine to the vario►in loonorn In the City of Kenai au they're an intrical part of thin Cannery Lonp Wilt. I aloo have invited Ray Barnon who In nit Ing in the next to the loot row. Roy in our oporationn mannger Out at Anchorogo rind hin rooponnihilit y in for the drilling and fricilition and tho operations in the inlet, well throughout the State but the qnn field oprtrationo in the Kenai gnu field, the Sterling gno field, and the Grayling Platform and the Monopod Platform and the Granite Point Mobile Platform which we are currently oporatinq. tiny nloo in reoponnible no the head of the Trading gay Unit which Union in the operator and that unit encompounee not only the Graylinq Nlatform, but the Dolly Vardon and the King Salmon Platform. Kevin lablors I probably oh©uld start at the beginning of thin idea of a Cannery Loop Unit. And it started novornl yearn aqo, as a matter of fact, we entered into an agreement with the Pacific Liqhtinq Development Company back in 1976 and thin woo an exploratory agreement whereby they would advance money for drilling proopoeto that we, Union till Company had identified, for doing oeiomic work, geoloriienl work, and land aequlaition, in name hind proopectr3 in the Conk Inlet banin. Their motivntion for ontering into thin agreement wrio to find additionnl goo r000urcoo that were not committed to existing contracts in support of their pr©p000d LNG project. An a rootilt of this contract, they wore to op©nd over a period of yonra within thene 9 prospect ar000, the num of nbotst 35 million dollora, which they did willingly and have even exceeded that amount of money. Union's contribution to thin woe land that we already find on the proupecto and the rleological Hong oupportod by goophynicnl information that we had in our poonennion. So hoolcnlly what they wore doing woo funding additional oxplorotlon in the Cook Inlet. And if you'll remember in that time frame exploration in the Cook Inlet was woofully locking primarily ber;nuoe all the emphanin woo directed towards the North Slops at the time. If' any event, an a rooult of thin, (lonq paurse), unfortunately that wall won dry. The oucond well that they drilled woo the well we call Clam gulch down the road a few mileo. That aloo won a dry well. The third well that they participated in and paid the coot of wao tho Cannery Loop Unit 0 I. Prior to there drilling that wall, Union till Company put together the Cannery Loop Unit whieb is a joint Fedrtrnl - St Ate Unit. The reason that it in to that the Onaudiblia) leorior wars tho Federal Cnvernment, oxcurse me, the State government. The fedorni Government find a c©uplo of lonsen just en the north and of the Kor►ai got) field outuldo of the existing boundary, no it woo o jointly ttdminiatored exploratory unit. That unit called for the drilling of 2 wella of identified erean on block A which wart barsically the went aide that came up 1 ...-_._.._._�.. .. .. .-. r . • ,. � r --ram .a�--r _• 'Iizr to a I int► about hornt IItnl ,joilged over to Klock ti enIInd for it well in onch one of Ihono 1)1ouka at a dooigr►nted t ime. Thrit unit ogroomont wait improved to Jano of 19711 and become offoct the an of I int dato. In March of 1979 we sit nrtod dri llinq the snit lal toot r, well which wait tho Cnnivory Loop unit #1 welt and that 'a depicted on the your far ritiht thorn in the (trill nite. An you remember that woo on land that wilt) ownod by the City of Kenai and we secured the nocononry permito to drill that wall. That well wno f completed on June 25, 19711 and dot►ignntod on a well capable of commercial production by the State. Thin trigga red our obligation to drill the block B well in thin area, no subnoquently we moved over to the Pelch property and drilled #2 well. It wnsn't quite no onoy no that. At about that name time frame, which I'm acre you'ro all awnro, the Corp. of Engineers grit involved with talking about wotlnndn and dontgnating wetlands and a portion of the drill alto which wan a 5 acre site an Mr. Polch'a property appeared that it might be wetlands. Unfortunately, thin woo in the time frame of early Fobrunry in February of 1960. And the Corp. indicated to us that they --- couldn't make a determination it wan wot lnndo or whether it wasn't wotlando primarily because of the (inaudible) which really mado nonce. So we worked along with them, we needed to get an extension on our drilling obligation from the State and Federal Government under unit primarily bucauon we could't located where we ehono to locate until we find n determination whether or not the drill site itoelf woo wotlando. That determination finally came down; we qot a wetlands permit although only a portion of the drill olto was declared wetlands in December of 1980. We commenced drillinq that wall shortly thereafter and unfortunately the Cannery Loop 2 well, the otray hole wan tooted neveral �- Intervals in (inaudible) it wan n dry hole. Thereby disproving and idea thnt the accumulation, there were 2 nerumu I at I onn in the area, the noxt obligation woo to drill the Cannery Loop #3. We I negotiated with Mr. Frodericknon and nequired by purchase a 5 f acro drill alto called the Autumn 5ubdiviaion and that drill site iu currently, we dooin it an active drill rite, additional wells { well bit drilled from that drill site. That wall woo drilled and it woo oloo doaignated no n well capable of commercial production. So now we have 2 atrows in what we think in a clan accumulation. We did not find any oil, I can't any that oil to not thore, but cortainly riot at the doptho that we have drilled. { The next obligation wan to drill a 41h well, and basically the obligat ion under the unit ngroement wars to drill on an annual jR baaie a year after the completion or abandonment of a well in the unit required the drilling of another well. We requented an extension of that obligation until May 31 of this year and we wont about pormittinq the drilling of that well. As you probably romombor we nolieltod it drilling permit from you and that woo going to be drilled on the Coyle property down basically tit thin .' area here. Well, oovornl thinrle find happened, tho price of oil tied qono down and no the State was hit very much in the pocket book in their revenues convorsoly we derive a 100% of our rovonuoo from oil and gas, we're hltt in' a little bit more than _- 2 i C ,': a t i. i f r { { q ._ they wore and no we took n look, n vary enroful look tit the projects thnt wo'ro roquirod to drill. Thin obviuunly buing n required well wan one we wore gotnrl to drill. Under our unit oporntinq agroomont, theio in it mochaninm for nllocntinrl the cant of a well by forming n drilling block at 640 ncron around tho well bnoically the bottom hold location at' the well. And tho coat would he n portion to the interuct owners, tho oil companies if you will, that hnd interest within that area and in that drilling block Marathon had an intoront who won a small intoront, 2 or 3 porcont, Union and Pacific I.lghting had similar interouto somewhere around 24, 24 percent apiece and the Cook Inlet Regional Corporation, whom we have entered into an arlroomont with, tied a working intereal of about 42%# The ostimatod well cost of that well wen A million tiollorn. We nont thin propooed drilling block out to all the working intoront ownorn that would be affected and we gat a renponoo very ahortly from Marathon indicating thnt they approved the (frilling block but elected to go non-connant on the drilling of tho well. That woo riot too much of a problem oinco they had a small intoront, that meant the others would have to pick up the rest. The second entity we hoard from was Pacific Lighting and this wan Into on into to our plans, ea a matter of fact we find already done some nurfnce coring on the site to ascertain what typo of stability and what type of gravel and foundation we'd have to put in for the drilling rig. When Pacific Lighting indicated that they would not be able to handle their 249 25%, of the well casts, well that left 2 of uo; that loft the nativoa Cook Inlet Regional Corp. and actually the entity they were operating under was the Cook Inlet Production Company which is a wholly owned subsidiary of theirs. Arid Union Oil Company that carrion thin 8 million dollsra. Then Seery told uo there obligation initially was the 40% of the 8 million dollars, 3.2 million dollars, under their 7- 1 settlement. This is whore they make an allocation to all the other native regional corporations and as you remember they wore in litigation for art extended period of time on who got how much of what. In their settlement, apparently there won a prohibition against contributing more, under some formula, more than 2 million dollars of the wealth. So all of a nuddon you fisvo Union Oil Company and the notiveo, the natives can aaly carry 2 million dollars, not their disproportionnto share which they'd have to pick up from the other ontitiea. And any oil company wan unwilling to come up, at that time, with a substantial dioproportionste intoront, even though there wren a penalty, thore'o a penalty involved, for those who didn't come up to acretch with their money, that penalty wets paid out of production and we couldn't project when that production would start. So an a result we went to the State and the Federal Government in a joint moetinq with the kook Inlet Region and we asked for a waiver of that drilling obligation during the plan period which ran till Oecomber 25 of thin your. We are under the obligation of eatablinhing a participating area during thin pinn period an a participating area will be established around what we think the I .... _.._ _41_ -i I A ,_ I l.i.. .. .�._,_ gas field to and what we can demonstrate to the State are the limits of the gas field by December 25 of thi-i year. That will be met . Robert Anderson: Well, as result, when you have a wall that's capable of production, you don't leave it in a producible condition. You put in a shut-in status. And that's, no you can well undorstnnd, you wouldn't want a well out there with valves that come vandal could come in and turn on or somebody could run into and cause a problem so those wells, the 2 wells, #1 and l/3, were loft in a suspended statue and part of that suspended status is that it's plugged off to the nurface and will have to be when it goes an production, it'll have to re-enter the well, drill out those cement plugs and then put in a production string. The number 2 well was plugged at the various test intervals, we have surface casing in them, we have, I think 3 strings of casing in that hole down to about 10,000 feet, all of which have been cemented back, the cooing itself has been cemented back to keep it in place. And then there's a plug from the surface down to a 182 feet, 1 believe it to. So that's; in a static condition, abandoned position and that abandonment hoe been approved by the Goo Conservation Commission. Where do we go from here? Under our agreement with the City Lighting, they honestly wanted the gas for the support of the building of the plant, so in our arrangement with Pacific Lighting, we committed our share of any gas that was found in these 9 prospects, for a period of 5 years after the discovery in the prospect. Now 99 a result in Cannery Loop, the discovery woo made in 1979, 5 years from that is 1984. So our eommittmont to them ends in 1984 with the exception, there is an additional 2 year period that they can keep a handle on our share of that goo by a take or pay mechanism. In other words, in the end of Juno 1984, physically taking gas, taking deliveries of goo, or in lieu of that, paying a sum for not taking it. I don't know what Pacific Lighting is going to do. I talk to Pacific Lighting, probably once a month, if that infrequently, and I don't get any commitment from them or an indication of what they want to do or they will do. So, in so for no Union Oil Company's share of the gas is concerned, and I think in no far an the Cook Inlet Region chore of the gas is concerned, it's committed for a period of time, the end of the first committment will he in the end of June 1904. At that time we can, if Pacific Lighting does not exercise its take or pay option, then we'll be in a position to see if we can find a market for our share of the gas. I don't know if we can or not, we have people, as matter of fact as I was telling Mrs. Coyle, on the phone this morning we had a meeting in Loa Angeles ,just to review the uncommitted gar; reserves in the Cook Inlet to sue where a market might be. I don't have a market in my pocket, 1 don't at thin time. When a market develops, if it's not committed to f'ocific Lightiny, gan will start flow in August, the royalty will paid to the owners, many of whom are probably in the audience. It's a unique thing in that I did a lot of work in California, the City of Los Anqeles when we were drilling wells in the City, and a lot of the lot owners own the 4 i r - t V �.- :1 r mInernIa. They were not renervod in the early days, thin was the western part of Lon Angelea. It wan quitn a chore as ynu can imagine, not only ancortnininq who the owners warn, nucertaining whether there were minovola reserved in a block or individual minerals reserved and then putting together leasnn, figuring out the ownership of the streets, and what the allocation formula would be for each lot because you have to physically calculate the size of each lot to figure out the relationnhip of that lot to an overall participating oven. And I was very glnd to leave California because that was quite a chore and it took many, many hours. And we came to Kenai and probably one of the very, very few spots in the state of Alanka that the people, people like you and I, (inaudible) and here we are in a tnwn lot situation in the City of Kenai. It's a lot of work but with the background that I have had and several other people have had, it's kind of fun to __. got back into it. Nest, it in a benefit to the people, you're not gonna get rich on it, I can guarantee you that, but it will mean something, someday, hopefully to you and not your grandchildren. But as the market develops, and it will develop, the goo will be produced and soon. I do, I open up to any questions you might have, I kind of broad brushed it, I'd be more than happy to address any that might be of concern to you or not. - Mayor Malstons Thank -you Mr. Anderson. Does Council have any questions of Mr. Anderson? Is there anyone in the audience that would care to ask any questions? Loretta. Loretta Broadens Yes. I have several, Mr. Anderson and also maybe the Council might have some comments on my questions. It seems like Pacific Lighting and Goo... ." Mayor Malatons Loretta, would you mind taking the microphone. Loretto Broodens Oh, cure. Ok. Do you want me to state my name. My name is Loretta Breeden, and I'm a residont of the City of Kenai and I'm also under lenoe to Union, formerly Marathon, and now Pacific Lighting and Goa and it just seems to me that Pacific Lighting and Can hasn't been a very Mood neighbor to the City of Kenai, matter of fact the antire peninsula and I do believe that Marathon Oil Company not out of their negotiations with Pacific Lighting and Gas in the Nelugn Bay area, am 1 correct on that? -� Because of non-performnnce or whatever it was? And I'm wondering '.; how that could work here in this situation. } Robert Andersons Union Oil Company aloo had contracts for some a' of our uncommitted gars. Some in Beaver Crec±k and some in the S� Shallow Gas in the McArthur River Field with Pacific Lighting in ' addition tcs th�o exploratory agreement. The term of those gas coot ract o expired and we did not renew them. We overe pressed to a certain extent by Pacific Liqhtinq to renew them, but we felt that keeping those gan reserves committed under those contracts was not (inaudible) at that time. And I think that's paid out by --_ lack of activity. In on far of; this contractual arrangement is _ .. _ _ .ww _ . n ...... . w ... ,.... „� .. ...: ems.. -,.a .-n c.-. .. -• ..�w.e-•e.•-c-•,. r'_'. _- .. i concerned t hat we have with them, you have t o rucogn t xe that t. hey t apont the 35 million dollurn plan in drilling the prunpecta. Au a matter of fact the last one they drilled woo it 20 million dollar well in the Suaitna 13nain called the Trail Ridge Unit #1 and we got to about 10,000 feet; logiat tea thero wore worse than the North Slope primarily hecouse we're dealing with small plan. It was a dry hole aloe, no I think we're at a difforont relationship in no for so the Cannery Loop is concerned than we were in the Marathon was with the Pacific Lighting and Gan contracts. Loretta Broadens I got several questions. I'm wondering, has the City of Kenai entered into any negotiations with Union, Marathon, or Pacific Lighting and Gas for n natural gag franchise that will be coming up for renewal soon? The reason I auk this, I'm wondering if there could ho Any special rate consideration to the natural goo users here in the City of Konsi with perhaps the granting of the extension that these gentlemen are asking for _ tonight. Have you entered negotiations with Union Oil or any of those companies and can anything be done for the people of the J City. ' Mayor Malntons Loretta, I believe there hoc been some preliminaries and I will lot Tim or Bill speak to that. i Tim Rogorss We have been talking with various people about the ! end of the contracts presently that we have for gas for the City of Kenai and we will continue those discussions. But as Par as tying them to permits and such, no. 1 Loretta Broadens I see, all right. OK. Now, Mr. Anderaon, I'm =a I wondering where, can you say where you're going to put in the participating area. That was a no -no question. All right, when are you going to put it into a production unit then? Robert Andersons Basically the participating area, when it is i designated and when it's approved by the Department of Natural Resources, State of Alaaka, and I gcsean it's the Bureau of Land Management, it used to be the MMS or the 011SGS of the Federal Government, we have to satisfy them that we encompoon within that participating area all lands that are reasonably deemed productive by the wells that have been drilled. 1 can't tell you where it is now for several reasons. One, there's a lease sale coming up in September and there are some open state lands that lie within the Cannery Loop area. If we designated a participating wren today we would tell the whole world where we a; make productions and the state would (inaudible)... Loretta Breedens Well, you can't blame me for asking. Robert Andersons No, no, that's right. But I do nay by I December, by Christmos, by December 25, is when our obligation to -- EI establish part ie ipat inq area, we will he est abl iahing +;= participating area with the approval of the ;tale and federal j ,'` b I Government and tit that ttmu thoan that Ito within a participating nroa will now tho percentnge of tho total part ieipnt incl area that their land will bent, and the overall perimutor nron that (inaudible) participating aron itnelf. Now no to when we can put it into product ton, there ngain, we're hnrnntrung until June of 1984. Juat by the agreement we have with Pneific Lighting. I would nonume, I do not know thin, but I would anaume that the Cook Inlet Region hna a nimilar committment to Pacific Lighting and an Marathon. They are neparato agreements with those other companion with Pacific Lighting and I would imagina that they follow the nomn linen no ours, junl recognizing that Pacific Lighting was trying to socurn numbers to build their LNG plant. So, I'm aonuming, I know what our situation in, I'm nssuming what the other working intorent owners nro, whrtt their aituntion is and I would anaume that they have made a committment of the gnu (inaudible) of least under our contract till 1904 and if they are _ willing to pay it, if they pay it, it's gonna take a pay situation, they have a portion of that payment to morally share - with flow to the people that lie in the participating aron. Lorottn Broodent Gk, if thin is this area hero, (inaudible) about 12, 13v 149 15 hundred acres that are within that agreement with you Pacific Lighting and Cann and Cook Inlot Region of Mr. Berglund out of Fairbanks or is that going to... Robert Andernons Yen, Cliff Berglund and (inaudible) Kahl r jointly own a lonan that, I don't have a lease (inaudible) on hero but I think it runs from all this water here and I know part of the uplanda here and n part of this, an a matter of fact, tho _- Cannery Loop Unit #1 nurfaca location sits on their property, on their lonno land. Thorn are provisions under the leane that we can get drill crew righto nince to proopect. This well is not a -y- straight hole it's directionally drilled and we shared the information on this wall. Mayor Molatons Mr. Andaeaort, could you maybe, for the record, he a little more explicit on the arena as opponed to just pointing to them. Robert Andernons Gk, the Cannery Loop #1 drill site nits in Soction 7 of by north 11 west. The Cannery Loop 3 drill site sits in Section 4 of the name township nod range. Now the lands that we're rjonnn call, it'n a state loose that they have, lies in Section, part of Section b, part of Section 7, part of Section 18. I think they oleo have lands that lie further to the west, I'm not nurn where that boundary in currently. Whether their landa part it,, ipate or not will he up to the St nt e. We think that a portion of their land may have some participation in thiu sccumuInt ion. Lorot.to Broadens Gk, I do hnve one last rtuo"tion. Ao you plan to drill #4 or do yeti plan to just put this; in the participating unit or production unit not drill. Thank you. 7 i a i y � I r I I' Robert Andornons Well we pinn to drill #4 t1iifr yonr but we didn't qot the nuppsrt. We will eventually drill 114, I cnnnot tell you when that will hoppon. If we (in nut drill 114, if it 'a not included in the next pinn of development which would carry a time frame from about the 360 of December 1903 for the next year. The unit will contract thin boundary will ohrink down to the then existipq participating nrea which has been approved by the State. Becoune thin is tho end of a 5 year term after that unit wan eatabliahod. So the participating nren will come before the drilling of #4 heenuoo the drilling of #4 now to put off until at lenot after December of thin year. And our obligation to establiah n participating area to December of thin year no it just follows that we will havo a participating area before #4 is drilled. Mayor Malstons Is there anyone olne in the audience with queationo for Mr. Andoraon? Back to Council. Council, do you have any further quoationo? Mr. Anderson, thank you. Robert Andersons Certainly. End of Verbatim Sharon Roeaa tt I iY�rcr.�Nw.. W rrrl..lwr. w.•.r. .... - r. ....r,a--. _.. .u.... 1 I c:J` ti 4t; 1 ,ram SOUJVh l xprdlt111// X• INI& n// Mr. %1PlrflllrltllN full" /2/•i is 1 Lotter :a Lt.0 lruitorl •feu iolS.olJing•i(f 7i "3,'uly/:..r,ut 1•.ar'sr" 11J ct t,, t .,, f J;laa.ln ;1 Jaw 1•noru 0/flue i.tr1'1 is lbov 411;:GO n1wiln r or iP.r;lal '•ACn to 1Jiw, 'S blY Jf1L,. 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I do root write titit; lutLar ba tme you ha:),ms to take a nttutd on an issue t'tao wa./ I wonted" or to "Lloat" or Joel "tst:ceoasful" over your decision re MY long-attutdi.t;j; fil;ltL a,;ainot Llt.uuolte i"land .(arbor 'Project. As the eallb ers.•fm, in to rut Nid r stritohad on ttto new devElosmontu outlined in the newe...,t'I know no eflation or $oy", I know only a "heitvy responsibility", I ecarehad rty soul ar.d i{tist ~ ::Illy t•l:.;t;g ret;ardtn;; my stress,; utcund. I stood back slid eonaiderod the proctu nt lieca :, the landowners nooda, the future, the blesouro goat and cot..mrrcial "I'dVatr/ Said nofst of all "what ws:o good for the 30166-nd and all Alntikanu And tits ft.uttro ncedu". I looked 20 .1roure dorm Lire road. I soporutcd "lt%roinal"from( 0, ntl, u hrtrd us,(, to do. 'fowever, I do Walt to uotro,,ona tun and your doniaions/stand on this isaue. I thin: ,nits(/ Yo%Ara Wive 1•grttrt wire: ti.n;; to mto yca:r a „rutd. As the sully and ptople dro,s;,inG b;/....unu iaaua uuur,ad upfront next to right;.nl; a tn"utt;;.... "W10 90011 to 006 IWASfiuld ands Clio aLand vs roll.tng with the old tide". Oh the;/ didn't Smut it in tituuu uoras... - ut its all :,oiled down to that. The Voters moon real upnvt w'Ict vurt•s of Lho LeAslators sta.Id on thia issue. Tltoy waiLF�t to cue year fl.tsrcl .I.;ciaiuu in tints matter. I don't think Jt.twau rf,nlly yet roalim; wnttt LoTouche beerute over "rieha and ,iron,;, political Owes$'* -�oliavo mu.,. -I ilr.ve 't:cul oullu from .,nett atturne,/a alone saying thou► were "curprizod but i, it: ttL,t l in you reCardin;; your deeisirn, I think tl.o; falt yo#,. would "Sell out", ...io that it fair term fits not moot to bF an infat:lt... juzL ;%tot. As I Lehi ox ::envttdr ;;:«,I.�aurL t,..".,c; ';rive rsuver be im in conflict over the need for a futur<! .,ttt'l,,P i3: ..:t Lot:ttj .....ufit and :V , 1 AF61 vo r,/ utr-m&J/ yet, and ix l.d;r,Sn:f:�rntiun....in joint or; ot•I with the 3or� lit ;,u;,r ruts! Oaf •,uud wot-l: tic.;,i :.Iu....thU .JOB (if Late, bo allot•:ed to work c.;d unkr, d.rciatotu; u,d nt;; "�tretJG:.rad or invol od in political :tut dolai lt, t,tt:ct,(, .Uld cunt"(.,+.rt a :'i:,t; ,al-L'or at a mich better Site. Cne t.iat will aorv4 nc, .sound cur : 114-3 C,14 ut.t, : 11 xis:s::t:ttu, the ,or•sivrcial Floct, Lport And '11r,mourr, Z."m S.rsi, Indvrotry, L►10: 1.�,;tl res',-dontt:, •';.Liven, etc,..not just a few. ra,.rs LWt; t.;r4 a or rut;r vi.r.,' ,potl ritctt. Perhaas sast;,:i11 "-;/ cacl ,;c; luukf,Sl rtt lonL; aW La d, i;ith titcl ,�ef,uniture )and new 3ncn..wu •lilla"rf thrrc.,...rt lut;w :surtttdir,t;, used ;tort, saeltirred, this could hel,� tt.: mew 'lie .;;r: eu tt it to rut.l (Stu .irtcIxryj FI-ahI-ng Ir.duatry as vall tic $,.I eLU, ;.ty f.u1•i,ur e'r! ;i a:,v to soa:nstalncd wL.Wx*..a 1j1 co:.t factor t3 . I tiiirik .'ul:llc .iaurt a,,;u u1►rn.ld hc: hold 1'1.TJl: to ari,; ntud;; n, conutin►cLionn, docialtsia, t:tst;ig-t►s, :11,1rJ,;t1'Jc-!':l. �&r t "in Atoll visits ibr wq harbor bu a AitYjt••...rUlc: uoL "briLf, 45 uti.ut-to civalu". ,'isaL it►put iuul info frum loom recidonto ut: conaidrrod, lourtl :'1;;��Snt, Grot-i1u, activo Tourint l;roupts, local sea coast towns. 1L r,uLL bu ti ►ic "I'lOiL"y ntnd not uxpond•on thin to you. Once nt,ain, I want to i;o oil record rued cridott•so nn allocation to DOT for work on the Ycrrl luck at P;;: .',r . u:eltures .iittchory in Sawmill lay. This is a worthw4ila Project that bon(SIta uvc.ryonc). Thu lirtrbor is it "long; -known L used" natural Harbor. I thi:zk ,(ou ai►ould know I usidorued ;ihittior road. It sras with a ho►rtvf heart as I resaliz,c ties "crrn u.' worts" I opun fur tto Sound but I ruts not adainat pro�ross. L just clout Willi, titu k)und raped or ovor-devoloped its I coon otner placou it, the: c,Latou u.id c,lrwka. war s►arutgod, ov„r-run...f over -developed pro► aVircl,re s ... you uoll the v►.ry curziodity you hnvu to offor• 1ho poaoe and yuiot Mid rornoLC i'c.t.U11,; is wht.t Lit„ :,estnd hog. �hv wuathcr in cortainl,/ not it factor, nor c:oc.s; it isamt, tut; titn I111:eicr has over in T:Lxkci►ik, vi.od-;+fiver area. I air, 'told you arc, ooncide ri.n„ uu .i,►t the i.rt':ovah money for St worge...o I robably e. much norc, wurthwhil,.; riuvL uL tnc t,:or;oat. 1 n;;uin naY. you to aconoLdcr Vfnni• I luivo no ae Les g;rind....know nu one ls:rsustallf. I Spent iota of inse un tito !ants., in 1 . not n ,lit ,yunrs►. I linvr, alsrayo felt they neadod a .harbor. I am still shocked at teu 1u;,:i of t;au CA ilwy fbtidu....thc, ruLuildin., of the Historical ;'illion Lollitr Drid,,u, or at, least to "uava it". It in .,nos of the finest pieces of earl,/-dr., uWel construction, at that time with what this nation had to tiork with....rnus tl,/ ",.sari raid get power'►, i.lr.rtka tsaa. To loose it, siekons moo ::ore its :.i;.nd...s► utruw poll vote is not the majority like on a 'ballot issue. Cordova is id#.ally oituat-A its I ;minted out bc;fore. 111ith tic) tourisur,s yet, say same bad fishing ,;oars, I P,el wo: are cat puck 20 ytiarc. I; knot; many think me a radical. Thin ir, not :slit,. I was for tie pipelino....licsartily endorso a Site line for Gulf '.:oast, etc, endorso Zunitna (with caroful planning;) hydro project of ben Lr nk..worthn, Joi.1 development and ;:11t s activities in this and othor aroma and futuru tourlsuns, i t d liks; to con Cordovrt abler to '64 fresh fish into the AdJoct ut p(xiiaps ohtlnpvr �iriceu....suo Cordova lows a nig hwal tic -in. I worry laldoz hue L'iic l,sry to off Jr, ehdaper power, free water I set told, etc that could lure our cit,,tif rice ;twuy. I pt.roonall,/ have a 601 truilor in 'laldor,. '*':to rorry ;Mc nssus•c.d milt it would fit....sfoll.l.1, its to lone for the 'fusty viA, up, to wido for tliu rtartl►.tt (ironic, Cordova has so much equiprss+r,t, trail<rc c rrl.,'.nl In a..d out and ;;teto rovenuen lost)... The Farr,/;.'anted 14 3...Xviii; sswitz 22UO....if sic sitd a aigh:rrey to bring; it ovor....a friend could t4th ii" W%e'rlinus: i'or... ':1U0 to r20C or least .,:400 or ; $00 to a stran;;er. 'iced 1 ua.1 ►tort;. JOT in this area doa,G a 1%,ic jot.. i et.ii onli hope Justoau will continue to support tlser., with ncedo,d ; to t-taintr►ln rind brow. J'lt could a„and dome re-orGaniNtttion and stoney :n Ue areas; of ro.,,d Pr;ns;trLuUosi, "u 1%;r all these now Zbdva let. : eoplo can It rasa restrictions it► robed to ',;.ruvo i~>". 'lou aee...I ti.: not Against vvc-rythin,;. 16%,Lua t4lsre wtiB one other leaue I fought a few y0ar3 auo....ttio r,ctivitio}u of tuiWicr Lenator in Yaldez, so I waa wr,snL in oafir,C La,,ouche mid :iuukwurth were iV or,ll fif;bto i egard�le.ssa.....fur juur nt.kv •u.1 tsv. i4 i ngrs Of Jun r u, I sus clad for the scan you >'!•; tilhtin• r►'ullzt; 1.11r; 1'1 1reativrell you are under.... ` gincerel,/ fours..... "r.rlu . Al. : .tt St .; ,, bls. I.1 rI��1., J:.ti �J„1 • ••l 9 PAV1,11.11119 llvp.0 At Timm.no witicil URN) COMIC11. APPROVAL ilk RATIVIVAI IOU R. I.-H-1 I)II.qf;m fill' I ON At7(110111 I CHARGED A111,11 f Hill APPROVAI-i I If, Alw-li,l I'vilt v Co.,Inc. Con it t r tic t I on Alsport Fifisivinp (;oil fit I UC t I (in 83,396,18 Win. J. Nultion Doff I till Lilke. liflarlim. Gristilto wilt. .1. flullit'll I Impect I oil Firut & Sucolill Inflijurt full 8,357,50 Win. .1. %ulis#jn Ilunign Ryinio Creisk Vitneim Troll Kagi offering 3.780.110 41111 Carmen Vincent M still I I 111,111ortiml Airport 14-mmation Efigini-oring/limpet Ilia 2,553.75 11. Milyortwit, Ine. Ctinfit ruct I on licintivat lon & Expatiflon Ons-struct Isla 240,620, 20 Cordova Comm rtict Ion Conat rijet Ion Sr. Chilean (:enter Conat ruct, I on I I .3f)0.()0 Spirswo Confitrurtlon. life.. Pay Fut, 0 3 Lawton. Aurora, Klim.a, Candlelight, I'Llmlod K"Istits Civissitriscit ion 152,041,64 Trans-Alankin Enginvoring Impaction Socand Strout HAI near I ng/I onfloc t lots 2,622.51 Mike Taurialnifilf. P. R. I wipect full pallor. Everisrit-on fillipli)CL full 36,450, 64 Zistwak. Inc. Pay ytitim'stv 0 2 11tillor, Fwarlirtivin, mr.Kinloy Construction 153.529.51 [A)yla Conatrisetion Pay Fatfinisto 9 3 Second Aventia 1 Construction 751,350.00 Illany Conistrurtion Conot ruct ton Oym Addition Construction 55.2011.00 Of Nvolnoula lifirougil Taxon-lApt 3. Block I Spur S/D Airport Land III lieu I I anevisf) 2.150.51 bromeor Induarlam;# Inc. Ropitira Sower Troatitient Plant RvIjaLr and Maintenance 11520.29 r> --: -- 1 y1.1:11 1�1 t,1 A I t I t !AY t, ,t .,1,.JJ0..J! NNt(ai YYi;is (:ristciL Ai'i'itr,.A;, ttA AICCii'H:n'Citlti A-3-A3 YFNuult UN.NCN11'I'1oN PItu.IY<:'I'/pN.PAI('1'MI;N'I' Arruln('I' CtIA1trY0 AF>!1lNC Pnh� Ftlit kkl'l I ATIuNi _ - _ _ lilt YuAurnl Unvingn 6 Lunn NYI'0 Control Truntarry Control Trunnnry 1,500,000.AU lilt Yudartll UnV1aIIn 6 1,414111 HRPo Cuntrnl Trunnnry Cuntrnl Trussuury 1,350,000.00 Kunal 1'uninnuln lk,raugh hid quorter Anlva Tim Vnrloua Llnbtilty 64736.16 Public Ymployoon Retirement Yntlrumoot Conntrlbutloon Varionn Y,mpluyur Contributlona 32,710.66 Wolturn 6 Ulaon Inaurnnco Nun-tlupnrtmuntnl Inaurnoco 16,042.50 Nntionnl Baltic of Alnnkn July Yud 11/11 Varinwt Vnriuua 43.243.33 Alnnkn tlunlcrlpnl ICIwpluyaua Yodurnl Cwdlt Uulnn Ymployean Cuntributloll Varloun Vnrioun 17,534.00 I.C.M.A. Kutirumunt Corp. Ympluyouu CrmtrJhution Vnrinun Vnrinmr 3,440.00 titatu of Alnnkn Grant Uvurpnymuot Storegu 8ulldlnlla Hlncaliunuoun Clearlolln 2,304.92 hauler Natloisal Isnnk C. 0. Ik,ndn 1980 Uubt Hervlcn Princlpal 10,000.00 i Snnier Nntlunnl Unnk C. 0. lkmdn 1980 Uobt Survlce Inturuut 15,783.75 — blut, Cruan of Alnnkn Joly Hadlcnl innurancu Vnr1ouu Vt,rlann 16,419.96 tilociur Rollo July Toluphonct Aorvica Vnrinun Conrnunlcntfolio 1,942.13 ' I Nntionnl Bank of Alnnkn T Bill Control Trunnnry Control Tranaury $95,519.88 q I i i I i , . i I 7 ! Ili,tf111111'1'111U!i tonlit 014011),tlt) W1111.11 fll.l:il (.01110.11. AVITUVAl. It-• 1 11 { VI. DON UI?!{l:Nlt''1'111N IIIYANIML!t't' Atcout1f AIt111111 `�' Red Carpet Ranity Nturnitn gnlldtng Nvntal Mun-pupartauntnl Iluntnlu 1,145.40 }btorola Radio and charger I'll llco Mnchinury and Kqulpmunt 2.400.00 Firo i,,pon.Ul) 1'utvr (1, Ilannvn Advinory Fvo Prvlunnlannl 8vrvlrno Mntnrola Rndto and Ciulrgor Piro M.1011nnry and Cqulpm(,nt 2,112 mu Waahingtun Library Mutwork Cinpntor Uov 1,11irary culmnunlgilt lunu I.'It1u.too) 11cLmo And Annnclatvn ilurvvying and I'latting Airport Lnndn Prnlvnnlunnl Rnrvlce,, 2,rlUt),pn Atmlka Industrial Iiardwa►o I.athu Shup Mnchinnry and F.qulpn,mt 2,429,08 ' t f 1 l,r 3 'f I 1 0 I i rlr�rr...tirl+lirr�rt:tiiii %� i, I I i I G-3 Sugtltltit ed bys Admtni tit rat ion CITY OF' KCNAI ORDINANCE NO. 874-83 AN ORDINANCr_ OF THE COUNCIL Of' THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, REPEALING AND RE-ENACTING {(MC 12.25, PROHIBITING ABANDONMENT OF VEHICLES; RESTRICTING THE. DISPOSITION Oft KEEPING OF WRECKED, NON -OPERATING, OR DISCARDED VEHICLES ON STREETS OR PRIVATE PROPERTY; PRf1VIDING FOR IMPOUNDING OF CERTAIN VEHICLES; IMPOSING PENALTIES; AND REPEALING AND RE-ENACTING KMC 21.05.050. WHEREAS, the present ordinances (KMC 12.25.010-050) providing for disposition of vehicles, deals only with abandoned vehicles, and WHEREAS, there is a need to addreus disposition of vehicles impounded for other reasons than abandonment, and WHEREAS, recent court decisions require procedures not presently addressed by KMC 12.25.010-050. WHEREAS, in the City of Kenai vehicles are or may in the future be abandoned in the streets and other places within the City, and WHEREAS, there nre or may in the future be illegally parked, r partially disrnant la,d, wrecked, junked, non -operating, or discarded vehicles left about the City other than in junk yards or other appropriate places, and WHEREAS, such conditions tend to impede traffic in the streets or interfere with the enjoyment of and reduce the valuo of private property, invite plundering, cruate fire hazards and other safety and health hazards to children sin well at1 adultn, interfere with the comfort and well-being of the public, and create, extend, and aggravate City blight, and WHEREAS, rrdequnto protection of thu public health, safety, and welfare requirtis that Ouch conditions be requIatod, abated, or prohibited. NOW, THEREFORE, HE It URDA 1 NILD BY THE: rOUNC II. OV THE v I rY OF KENAI, ALASKA, atz fOII0wt;i Sect inn 1s KMC 12.25 ir, huc,•by re;reeled and re-enacted to read uu fez U-11s I J w •� * Ordinatico 1174-113 Pogo 2 i CHAPTER 12.25 � AHANUUNED VEHICLES Seat iOno 1 12.25.010 0ofinitionn. 12,25.020 Abandonment of vehicles. 12.25.030 I.onvinq of wrecked, discarded, non -operating, or Illegally parked vehicles. 12.25.040 Impoundinq, 12.25.050 Redemption of impounded vehicles. 12,25.060 0inpooition--dantrur.tion. 12.25.070 Sale of impounded vehicles. 12.25.080 Waiver of claims for dmmngan. 12.25.090 Penalty. 12.25.010 Definitionai (a) The following definitiono shall apply in tie inforp7tatton and enforcement of this Ordinancot (1) "Portion" shall moan any person, firm, partnerohip, antiociation, corporation, company, or orgsnization of any kind. (2) "Vehicle" shall moon a machine propelled by power other than human power doaignod to travel along the ground by use of whoolo, troado, runnoro, or slides and tranoport persona or property or pull machinery and ohnll include, without limitation, automobile, truck, trnilor, motorcycle, tractor, buggy, and wagon. i W "Street or highway" shall moan the entire width between the boundary linas of every way publicly maintained when any part thereof to opon to the uoo of the public for the purponeo of vehicular travel. (4) "Property" ohall moan any real property within the City which to not a otroot or highway. 12.25.020 Abandonment of Vehicles: No person shall abandon any vehicle within e My and no person shall leave any vehicle at any place within the City for such time and under such circumotancos no to county ouch vehicle reasonably to appear to hove been abandoned. 12.25.030 Leaving of Wren-kedt Dincnrdnd Non-0 ernt in or Ills nl! Packed ohic eat n o poraon ahall leave any partially risman e , non -operating, wrecked, or ,junked vehicle on any otroet, lilghway, or public property within the City. (b) Any vehicle remaininrl an public property designated for parking in violation of requlationn, ordinances, and/or punted times, poriods, or coedit ions ohal l be nub,jract to emer(Tency impnund prerrrdurrn purnufint to YMC 12.25.040(c). i y M. a! i J ' 1 llydinance 874-113 Pago 3 (e) No person in charlio or control of any prepitHy within the City, whether an ownnc, tenant, ocr,upnnl , honors, or other- wiao, ahaII n11nw tiny partially ditint nit tIad, non -ape rating, wrockad, junkod, ur digeardnd vuhicla to romain o►► auc:h property longer than 72 hours; arid tin portion ahnlI leave any atseh vehicle on any property within the City for a lotiflor time than 41; hours; except that thin Ordination shall not apply with rognvd to a vehicle in an oncl000d but1(finn; a vehicle on the prorninen of n buainona enterprise operated in n lawful pinco arid manner, whoa noceanary to the npecrit ion of ouch buninens entorprine; or n vehicle in art approprtat n otoracin pinco or dopoultory maintained in a lawful place and manner by the City. (d) Notwithnt andinq KM(,' 12.25.0311(c), no vnhicIe may he removed from private property without thu consent of the property owner or occupant. 12.25.040 Imp�ou�nding s (a) The Chief of i'olico or any member of his Dopaetmont77eaignat ad by hire in hereby authorized to remove or have removed any vehicle left at any place within the City which reasonably appoara to be in violation of any Regulation or ordinance or loot, otolon, or unclaimed. Such vehicle shall be impounded until lawfully claimed or disposed of in accordance with thin chapter. (b) Whore an abandoned, wrecked, non -operating, illogally parked or diocardod vehicle proaante tie obstruction or hazard and is properly rogioterod arid liconnnd, ran that tho owner or other interested peraena can he notified, the Chief of Police, or his designee shall give notice by pernonal oarvico or Certified Mail with raturn receipt reguaeted to the owner and/or interacted person at at ings (1) a daacription of the vnhicln, (2) the violation or roaaon for pnlice action. (3) the proposod action to be taken, (4) the right of the pernor► nntiftod to a henring with, and an opportunity to be heard by the Chlof of Police or hin designee in order that the proponed station or amount duo may be contented. (5) that said vehicle will be towed, tinpoundecl, and/or dioponed of if unclaimed fur a period of 30 dtiya after notice is Gant. (c) Whore an abandoned, wrock(rci, non -operating, illegally packed, or discarded vehicle preaentn an obatruction or hazard, or an emergency oxiats, and paid v0iicle its impounded or towed, notice of the type, arid to the extent, set forth in KMC 12.25.04f) shall be given as coon an practir,nl after towinq or impound. (d) Where tho owner or other inturesteci parson cannot be readily aacurtainod, notice by puhlsrot iory shall be given subsequent to towing or impound arid prior to sale or other diaponal. (e) The Chief of Police shall koup a rucord of all vehicle.a Impounded, containing date of impotindinri, deeseript ion of vehicle and rontentn thoroin, enusn for which sinpouridod, and other infortnat ion deem©d pertinent. I a I 1:.1., a.t : , , .. . ..., , . tlydinsnc o 1174-11 f Payo 4 12.25.050 ltodomption of Imisundod Vehlelons (a) After n vehicle hen boon Impounded an providod by raqu nt ton or ordinance and tho owner or authorized repronentativo of the owner of the vehicle cloima the namo, he shall be informed of the nature and circumotnncon enuning tho impoundment of nuch vehicle and to obtain rolonne thereof ohnll pay all towing and atorngo fees unloon purounnt to KMC 12.25.040 it In adminintrntivoly dater- minod that the action taken wan unwarranted, in which cane the vehicle oholl he released immediately to the owner without collection of foss or other charges. �— (b) If the operator or owner of the vahiclo, upon hoarinq -.-.- before a ,judge, to found not guilty of tho violation of which ho to chortled, the Impounded vehicle ahnll be released immediately to the owner without collection of Foos or other charges. If the _ owner or oporntor of nuch vehicle in found guilty by the ,judge, any fine imposed under the provisions of the appropriate noction of thin title ahnll bo in addition to the towing and storage charges heroin proscribed. (c) A vehicle to doclarod to be impounded when an nuthor- ized poroori, pcirnuant to and under authority of thin title, requests dispatch of a tow truck to effect the impoundment. A person wham vehicle has been Impounded may obtain the release of the impounded vehiclo, if towing hnn not commencod, by paying the tow contractor the tnriffed or contract rote as provided for cancelled trips, provided that nuch Impoundment in one where the owner is entitled to rolanno of the vohlele. This section ban no �- effect on a citation, tickot, or complaint that may be iaaued in connection with the impoundment. 12.25.060 (lift oattion•-Dootructions (a) If the Chief of Police or No designee doterminon is an abandoned vehicle impounded pursuant to this chapter ban bean scrapped, diamont led, or destroyed beyond repair no provided in A.S. 28.10.221(n)(2), and A.S. 28.10.051(a)(3), or it' he doterminea that becauan of the flga and condition of the vehicle it in no longer of nignificant value, ha may dinpono of it by crunhinq or other meann of dostructIon upon the expiration of the 30 dny period requIrod by KMC 12.25.040, (b) The City may nlao diapoee of ,junk vehielon at the written requent of the redintorod owner of the vehicle or person in lawful poasaonion or control of the vehicle. Thin written roquof3t ohnll be on n form preocribi-d by tt►e City. 'i 12.25.1370 Side of Impounded Vehir,lrens When n vehicle ban boon Impoundod for vie nt tons of hiss tit cf, the Chief of Police or hio donignnted agent shall pond n notice by certified mail to both the legal and registered owner of the vehicle, if different peroonn, when the name of the owner or owoorfs enn be ancortsined by checking the rocorria of the Alaska Department of Public Safety. The notice shall accurately deorribe the vehicle and tiny property thoroin, Clive the cute the vehicle wren impounded and 9 e. Ordinance 074-03 Pogo 5 atato that unlonn tho vohiclo in roclaimod within 30 dayn from tho data thu notico, it will bu dioponed of purnuant to atnto law. 12.25.OR) Waivor of Claimri for Damn uni An owner of an obandonod, diocarcoc, or oqn y par od vehicle, waivoo any claimo he may have for domncio to his volitelo which may result from actions: taken purnuant to thin chapter. Such damage includon, but to not limited to nccidontnl damage or dentruction occnolonod by romovol, tranoport, otorode, arid acto of third part ioa. 12.25.090 Penalt i A povoon who violoten KMC 12.25.020 or 030 of thin chap u{�on conviction, io punishable by a fine of not IeGo thon $25 nor morn than $100. Soction 2s KMC 21,05.050 in horoby repealed and re-onacted to rood ao foIlowas Ponoltions Shall ho purnuant to KMC 12.25.090. PASSED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA$ this 17th day of Asiguot ,, 1983. }/-WOWWM X.—MALMVI-14MH ATTEST: junof Rolang City Clerk First Randings Auguat 3, 1983 Second Roadingi August 17, 1983 Effoctive Danis September 17, 1983 .j 7% ® -, I G no + 'iucigeuled hyi Adm►nIat rnl ►on MY (If KENAI ORDINANCE NO. 879-03 AN ORDINANCE OF T HE COl1NC It. OF' T HE CI T Y Of KENAI , At, A5KA, AMENDING IHE 1976 KENAI MUNICIPAL AIR1101H RI:Gt1LAHON5 AS FOUND IN THE KENAI MUNICIPAL CODE. WHEREAS, the Council of the City of Kenni, Alrinkn, finds that tho following odditions and deletions to the Airport Requlntiona are desirable, NOW, THEREFORE, HE IT ORDAINED 13Y THE COUNCIL or THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, as follows: Section 1s Section 4.120 is vopealed. Section 2s Section 5.050 of the Kenai Municipal Airport Regulations fa hereby repealed and ro-onacted an followns 5.05Os Impound Proceduros Shall be pursuant to KMC 12.25 Section 3s The City of Kenai Airport Requlntiono are horoby amended by adding a new subsection to be numbered 5.031 which shall read no followos 5.031 Limited long term parking s The pnrkinq area adjacent to and north and nocit h of the short term parking area denershed in Ali -port Regulationrs 5.030 is daiiignnted an n limited long term pi -irking aren. Parking in permitted only in thone nrans, Mid only on thoao conditiono no sire oet forth nt the donignnted enlronr,00 and within aald parking ssreau. Any vehicle or property within the parkins► nreau deseritind herein for a eontinuoun thirty (30) day period or within avid nrea eonlrary to flies tstrn►n or eondit iolw of use at; utaf ecf herein, or no punt eld by the forewent ionrsd nirinu, ishnll fig subject to impottrid pursuant to KMC 12.25.U50. I i ' I 1 PASSED BY WE I:AUNCIL Of IHL CITY Uf KLNAI, ALASKA, thin 17th dny of August, 19M. ATIESTs 3011of Wholon, t: It y 4111'k Ficnt Rendimis August 3, 1983 Sovotid Rnndtngs Auitust 170 1903 E f feet s vQ Dist os Sopt Qmbor 17, 1983 Z J ,1- `IJ 1 �N 9.6 Suytfeat ed by Adminitit rat ion CITY OF KF:NAI ORDINANCE NO. 801-83 AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNCIL OF 111F: CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, AMENDING KMC 6 10 PE1414IT PUNCH CARD VOTING. W11EREAS, the City of Krtnni hnn been given uao of punch card voting equipment from the State of Alaska, and WHEREAS, KMC 6 has no rufarunce to punch card voting equipment. NOW, THEREFORE, HE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, no followos Section 1s KMC 6.05.110 is amended au followas Conductin artElections Cnnvauuin Returns Alaska Stet Wes, er. one 5. 15.I1t t ct 135.15.370 arid any amendments thereto, shall apply to the City alertionn innofor an they do not conflict with speciftr, City ordinancen [sPROVIDF,D THAT KMC, 6.05.020 SHALL REPLACE THE. REGISTERS REQUIRED BY A.S. 15,15.1140 AND 15.15.170 OE SAID ;TATUTESJ. The precinct election boardo shnll dolivar to the City Clark one dopy of the certificate with the rouulta of the voto in the procinet, the retlintoru aigned by poroonrs vot inq, all bnllota Gnat, all ballots improperly marked, damaged, or unlawfully exhibited, and all oathri, affirmetionn, and affidavits to the Council no provided by KMC 6.05.130. The chairionri of each prolt:inut oluct ion board atiall retain pounetinian of a duplicate ropy of the results which may be deat royrtci when 20 clays havo elnpned after the elect ton unlouts the City Clark or the City Council requests its dal tvttry. Site ton 2s KMC 6 iu umundad by 0iterl inuat ion of the followintl ulict iontis 6.05,1110 I'unr,h-r,;rcYf Vol ins _ Authorizuds The slact ton off tt:i.it may preyev iae fur pur.'iii-car', vet inii ntnt one or more vat inq pl+inert for one or merit gcie,itiunts or offirtits on the bill lot . 1 A Il _ .I s r .. Tom. .♦ r r�f••..a�♦ rr� r�1-♦ +Y+t��•-. w ..� �: `!�_: rapt.' Ordinc►nccc 1101-83 - Vai_lu 2 6.05.190 11rrnc:h-nerd Vat incl - 11nardns The ulact ion off'icinI ohnll appmuint a roviiivmr-1 roard--ond a data proconning cant rot board, ranch connint ir►q of throo murnbors. The election official ohall nppainl n chatrman of eec;h board and admininter the oath proocrthed for election ,judges to both chairmon who nholl ndminintor the oath to the romnining momborn of their ronpoctivo boards. A vacancy on a board shall be filled by the election official. 6.05.20U P►nich-card Val in - Uoe of Ocsm ut corns The oloction officicompu era to be used in counting the bnlletn and may negotiate and contract with the Konai Peninauln borough or a privnto cumputor service for tho neoded computer sorvicon. 6,05,210 Punch -card Voting - Toots and aecurit s No later than one wen a ore the e oc .on, the computer punch-envd vato counting program must be tested in the prosenco of, and to the natinfnction of, the dnln procenoing control board. PASSED BY THE COUNCIL. OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, this 17th dray of Auguot, 1983. ATTESTS env o ran, CRY Clerk First Readings August 3, 1983 Second Readings August 17, 1983 Effective Oates September 17, 1903 -y (o J lyz► '1 5`r --L_- 7 _6 Sucitionted by Administrat i(in CITY OF KENAI ORDINANCE NO. 882-83 AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, INCREASING ESTIMATED REVENUES AND APPROPRIATIONS IN A NEW CAPITAL PROJECT FUND ENTITLED "TENT CAMPER PARK" BY $135,OOC. WHEREAS, the City dealree to eonatruet camping facilition near Marathon Road that would be used primarily by tent compero, and WHEREAS, monies are available in the General Fund Capital Improvement Reaerve. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, that estimated rovonuoa and appropriations be increased as followas General Fund ncreeoe Eutimated Ravenueos Appropriation of Reaerve for Capital Improvamento 11 1 Incroaae Appropriationos Non-Departmontal - lranoferg u�- 000 Tent Cnmier Park Capital Project neraaae LoLl ma ad Haven"Ous Tranafar from General Fund LLU&Mn Increnae Appropristionas Administration 500 Enginoaring 15,000 Corot ruction 119,500 t PASSED 8Y THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, thio 17th day of AuAuut, 1983. RUNALO A. MALSTUN9 RAV011 ArtKSTs antrt r e an, City L or Firat Readings Auquat 3, 1983 Second Readings Aucivat 17, 1983 Effective Dates September 17, 1983 Approved by Finances fd7 a - ,4n! - / _ _ i.i•- .ter go met CITY OF KENAI -04/ CaltaW 4 4Zai.6"' . i Pr O. BOX $80 X/NAI, AtASXA 91311 TiifPHON1 713 • 7531 I . i July 15, 1983 MEMORANDU14 I Us Keith Kornelis, Public Works Director FROM Jack La Shot, City Engineer 's--- REs Marathon Road Camping Facility Costa The following rough estimates are to construct camping facilities near Marathon Road. Two eatimatee are given to compare having ,. City crows doing as much of the work an possible and the other l with contractoro doing moat of the work. ` Estimate No. 1 ( Water 4 sower system (materials only) $14,000 :-- Reatroom/showar facility 35,000 40' x 801 covered eating area 25,000 Mioc. (pits, founlainn, tnble:a, soading, etc.) 10,(300 Additionnl enginen-r for roof otruc'Ltlre 5,nnn k TUTAI. if�,nuu This antinrntu afincimen City pi rounnt!1 will tin tiler fnlluwinys Water h newer crew (turn etrka) s (nags! l .111 water and ,ew861, listen, uery ice litsvo, firinkinq fount atnfs. itr'ttft 1)its) t, !,in :rn,v ); G14Mi', e,it'3V11ttl, ?: I back -fill, compact under but ldintl send ft;it inq area o,T ( ulabu, g1,11ding Parke iom-dino, if►;talI flits arld tablo,;, mi!ir., work °I �IJ h ..r Engineer (thrao wooka): Prop ire plans, npocu and bidding documents for � rest roam/ahower and covered eating area. Dimign and shoot line and grade for water and sewer lines. Coordination Estimate No. 2 Water and sower system $ 40,000 Restroom/shower facility 40,000 40' x 80' covered eating area 30,000 Miscellaneouu 10,000 Engineering $ 15,000 TOTAL $135,000 ' In this ostimnto it is nasumad tho City would grade the camping area, aeod, and inatall pits, tables, etc. a JL/dg i q 1 1 Tr- _ ( 7� 1 1 ^ J- ._.,.. . , ,„ I , - auggeoted bys City Council CITY OF KENAI ORDINANCE NO. 684-83 AN ORDINANCE (IF THE COUNCIL OF THE; CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, AMENDING KMC 10.35,010 BY AI.LnWING OVERNIGHT CAMPING ONLY IN DESIGNATED AREAS, ONLY IN CITY PARKS At'UGNED FOR CAMPING, AND ONLY FOR A TOTAL OF 72 HOURS. WHEREAS, KMC 18.35.010 io a auction of the Code dealinq with overnight camping, and WHEREAS, it io the doaire of the City Council to allow overnight camping for a total of 72 houro, only in certain designated Orono, and only in City parka noaigned for camping, and WHEREAS, the doaignated Orono will be determined by the City Manager or hio doaignoo, and WHEREAS, it io the dooi re of the City Council to prohibit overnight camping on all other City -owned property except by apocific written approval of the City Manager. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, au followas Section 1s KMC 18.35.010 io hereby repealed and re-onacted ae f o oTTowa s Overnight Camsinrs (a) Overnight camping ahnll he oilawori only its donignnted arona and only in City Parks ooaignod for camping. Ovornight vamping is not allowed on any other City ownod property without npecific written approval of the City Manager. (b) Donignatad sir(ono for camping will be determined by the City Mnnngor or hin donignee. (a) Overnight eamping In the designated area ahall not excood 72 hourn. PASSED BY THE; COUNCIL OF Tiff CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, thin 17th day of Auquot , 1963. ATTESTS rsnet r hrr an, My ,irk Firfit Readings Auquut 3, 1983 Second Readings August 17, 1983 r.ffect ivK DO Septemhor 17, 1983 J J �} KEINJAI PEN1N3ULEA BOROUGH BOX 1150 A 13OLP iTNA AI.Af)XA 99009 P14ONIT 387, • 4441 July 27, 1983 91 - ..a.. �. t GTAN THWAV5011 ►AAY011 City of Kenai Box 580 Kenai, AK 99611 REI McBride Vacation -Gov't Lot 7, Section 31, TO, R11W, S.M. Gentlemen$ In accordance with AS 29.33,220, no vacation of a city ntreat may be made without the consent of the city council. Thin vacation action hao been tentatively approved by the Planning Commission, therefore, it is being; cant to you for your consideration and action. The council has 30 dayn from July 25, 1983 in which to veto the decision of the Planning Commission. If no veto iu received by the Commission within the 30 day period, the c©nnent of the city council shall be considered to have been given to the vacation, Draft minutes of the Planning Commissi©n and ether related information are enclosed. Sincerely, GAS. Beat Planning Director GSBI Enc loatires r� EXCERPT FROM MTNUT1,8 Planning Commi c of on Meeting, �r � � , "*' � r-. July 25. 1983 Page 4 /1 AGENDA ITEM Os McBRTDE VACATION RXQUEST-GOV'T LOT 7, SECTTON 31, T6N, R1114, (Hearing clotted on October 4, 1982/decision pontponed.) STAFF REPORT STATED: This vacation hats been tabled :since October 4, 1982. The original reason for this vacation request in September 1982 was to vacate eight feet of the ROW e000ment along the north boundary of Gov't Lot 7 due to the house which was built in 1952 extending into the ROW easement. The houno encroaches approximately five (5) foot. Kenai Advisory Planning Commissions September 8, 1982 - Vacation was approved due to unusual circumstances of the house being erected within the easement bofore Kenai was a city. Kenai Peninsula Boroughs September 13, 1982 - Public hearing was held with no letters of objection or support being received. The vacation replat was tabled. Kenai Advisory Planning Commissions September 22, 1982 - Approval of the vacation wan rescinded. Kenai Peninsula Boroughs October 4, 1982 - Item was removed from the table. Legal queptiuns regarding clouding the title and grandfather rights still needed to be answered, Chairman Clie requested the Planning; Commission table the vacation and remand it back to the Advisory Planning Commiusion. That was made into a motion anti it carried unanimously. Kenai Advisory PInnning Commissions .July 13, 1983 - This itom was removed from the table, Tho following four, points were incorporated into the motion "to recommend approval of; Lyman McBride Replat dedicating a 25' ROW along 5th Ave," 1, A preliminary plat be submitted to the Borough formalizing the 25' ROWs 2, approval be granted, if conointent with the 1980 Comprehensive Plan which indicates: 5th Avenue an a local streets 3, unique circumstancen exist in that a house was constructed prior to incorporation of the C"tJ and the house cannot be moveds o� f M 8 a � r __ _ __ _ .n.Y..._i 41 +i{f �1• i tYiufr A EXCERPT FROM MINUTES Planning Commission Meeting July 25, 1983 j Page 5 i J 1 �n mom* � .--,�..,••,•-.-•1;� � McBride Vacation cons. 4. adjacent property along 5th Avenue subject to 33' ROW when subdivided. It was unanimously approved. Additional Informations 1. Additional R0W may be obtained upon subdivision of pproperty north of Gov't Lot 7 (See recommendation No. 1) 2. Requested ROM to be vacated (8 ft) is a small distance. Staff finds no grounds upon which to deny the vacation as petitioned. STAFF RECOMMENDATIONs Approve the vacation of eight (8) feet of the 33' ROW easement along the 164.95 northern boundary of Gov't Lot 7 subject to the following conditionss 1. Adjacent property along 5th Avenue subject to 33' ROW when subdivided. 2. Final approval and filinPl of. Lyman McBride Easement Vacation plat showing ROW vacation. 3. Plat Committee standard statements as set forth in KPB Planning Commission Resolution 78-6. NOTES The Kenai City Council has thirty (30) days in which they may veto a vacation within the City of. Kenai which has been approved by the Planning Commission. END OF STAFF REPORT Mr. Lazer read the staff report outlining the background and staff recommandations. I4OTIONs Commissioner Bryson, seconded by Commissioner Mumma, m a a motion to remove this item from the table. Hearing no objections, the motion carried unanimously. MOTIONS Commissioner Bryson, seconded by Commissioner Mumma, made a motion to approve the McBride vacation request, Gov't Lot 7, Section 31, TO, R11W per staff recommendations. Hearin; no discussion of objections, the motion carried unanimously. i I A E Alf Mt N N 9' VACATION b9° �19" W--- 699,0R' fri 846E9'00" w6a0p0� 164 96 164 06 n � 164 96 /.� FIF AVE. -- _ ..� _ _ ... sad+;a,: •' - �s•o,� N �• 4D well ,7' N ,o, .s�F�l 'D sewer ,1 ent �• 9 • • • .......«...,,` Af D H •' i� f .1.1.... f LYMAN lj+ � .1No, 18•b162 &J►ir?!:'lri3iiPi McBRIDE A ••••••••••,../p 1,249 AC I �44 94' ►64 96' if 4 Vb' I 111 690 W44" E[ _66i'vol I •../ I 41 I CITY a:i3�l;!foS�;J: LOT SURVEY CERTIFICATION LOT % BLOCK TRACT na-Built Certificates G OVSRNM8NT LOT 7 I hereby certify that I have purveyed the following doacribed property: KENA1 RECORDING DISTRICT DOVURNMUNT LOT 7 and that no oncroaehmontu axiot except as indicated. LEGEND ® flraan Cep Hon. • t?ebnr/Pipo(four►QI (found) O Rebar N4 x 300(oot thin ourvoy) F,xcluaion Note$ it in thn rooponoibility of the owner to determino the exiatenon of any enoe- smsnto,covononto,or roatrictions which Owners LYMAN M60RIDS Petal 014169 ►ravens DAM do not apponr on the recorded eubdlvi- nion plat,undor no cirrutnotancoa ild tiny data horeon he used for conntr_,,scn liner entnhliuhinq boundary or tonee IIcales t'=to' t,9,� ,n.r DOWLING -RICE 61 ASSOCIATES R. 0, BOX /974, 5OLDOTNA, ALASKA ENGINEERS WZ, 9- 0// SURViTORS i� July 28, 1983 I � to r CITY OF KENAI % d Cajea a.0 4 41,a" P. O. SOX $80 KENAI, ALAEKA 99611 TELEPHONE E60 - 7636 MEMORANDUM TOs Kenai City Council FROMs Janet Loper, Secretory SUN ECTs Lease Applications Lot 2, Alyeska S/D, Part 3s Katmai Hotel, Mr. 6 Mrs. Pace At the regular mooting of the Planning Commission on July 27, 1963, the above reference loans application was heard. The Commiosion unanimously approved the lease application with the stipulation that "tho time schedule for development starting at the time of formalization of the lenne and proponed completion date be two (2) years hence". The two year completion date is opposed to the date of July 1# 1986 on the lease application. .) J I � I v 1 I I q San -CSTY U8w oNg f , CITY OF NilN111 ^ r, . P. O. BOX $80 • KENAI, ALASKA - PHONE 283.7535 T Q Rfc�s LEASE, APPLICATION (l;lgnoCiir+p a�ioi t1t e�- Name of Applicant pace Corporation Address 2421 E. Tudor Road, Anchoraqo, Alaska 99507 Business Name and Address ^Pace Corporation, d/b/a Katmai Motel, Box 2840, Kenai, Alaska 99611 Kenai Peninsula Borough Sales Tax No. 3DO9833 (if applicable) State Business License No. BL063956 (if applicable) Anch. 561-1912 Telephone Kenai 283-4846 (Check One) Lease X Permit ter x Lot Description_ Part 3, Alyeska Subdivision Desired Length of Leave: 55 years Property to be used for additional motel units as per attached site plan Description of Developments (type, construction, size, etc.) additional motel units as per attached site plan Attach development plan to ncale (1" - 50'), nhowing all buildings planned, Time Schedule for Profaned DevelopmetIL: Bey,intiinl; Date approximately July 1, 1984 ! Propo:wd CO .pleCiOtt Data apZroximatelYJl 1, 1986 t Eati:aat.e Value of Construction s approximately $800,000 Jul Y 12, 1983 iius a Pace, Presidont Pace Corporation 0 - , MNMNMN.NCENNI1NM IRIRI ►"I /.R16.4,0,. 44-M. A/W 4, I11fle,Illost AIROOl. 98 4n Noun, IA.,,. ACCI"10".I 11N%A' MMNI out to, resign J LAW OF11111M Oil BOYKO, DAVIS and DENNIS Mll;;p IAIN ►RN INIt'A14, RAN I)Ikllll. GA41/ZINNIA 1,11M A PR©FUSSIANAL CORPORATION A011A 114/R/R4040 733 WHAT FOURTH AVENIM, 8111111400 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99301 AREA 907/272.5464 July 81 1983 RCCE1VZD Mr. Jeff Labahn ,i►1;. 1 .1993 Land Manager City Of Kenai iE19Ai`/y,� WWINN,TRiT14N P. 0. Box 580 Kenai, Alaska 99611 REt Lease Application, Lot 21 Alyeska Subdivision, Part 3 (Katmai Motel) Dear Mr. Labahn: I greatly appreciate your cooperation in sending me a copy of your letter to the farmer attorney for the Paces. In response to your letter to me dated June 20, 1983, the Pace Corporation is now submitting the lease application that was attached to your letter. If at all possible and at your earliest convenience, please review the enclosed lease application and attachments and let me know if there is anything extra that needs to be done in terms of supplying additional information or in the format of our answers to tho questions in the lease application anti checklist for site plans. You may reach me at the number listed in the letterhead above. Once again, I deeply appreciate your cooperation and remain, PLDSpv Enclosures Very truly y r$, BOO kO,,DAV DENNIS P ui L, navia. f I , I ' CI'1'y ()p KENAl C111 C'Y, i•I ;'I' 1'c)It Sill '1' PLANS • ti (J!;1' tlf; Cc)1`Sf'i,t;'1'1'11 DEVON', 00111 f, ICAT WN (:All Ill; ALL ITiaclf� .I / Drawin+ftl ahr)It 1 d 1,0 Ilr"11 to tt(•rt 11• 111•-.JO.._.f t. * ;tn/l : hrtt lcl :chc.�•+� l.i;•nut cjf t h(.j lot: cjlapl ir:d for ctnrl t It,, lovat icon of all improvallmtltcl Pr.OP030cl• Drawi nys 111011111 1 13UiILIin/tu......................................... .... 2. pg oponed flat I,Ii nr.tn. • ....... • ............. (Could l••? incii.ltrtcl will, r-d 1 irtn!t) 3. Iukinif I%Icilitie:l................................ (itnw many spec;o!s aft(I t•.hery loc-ated) 4. How much land will I)e_ %laare,l, lali 1ltcnpa(l, .. • • • • • w�. ._.. paved, (traveled, etc. and tnut.•hod of diunosal of i)verhurden should be tspecified. S. Auildinct Set Backs ................................ 6. Drait1.1.10 V1,111... 7. l ntran !0!. And cXf t:a for lntil(linrJ MVI If tst......... fl. Buildiu•f materials ......... 9. Location Of ai n'-,, nizo, and rint.n,rialts made; cif• .. „• 10. rencir.-t................................•........ 11. l• srb t,•itt !: 0-4111-1-0 %tf •ftl tc!:tt111!) • • . • • • • • • • • • • • r • • • . • • • .. 12. flui l•lin,t 11,,-i'01t.................................. _ 13, of n••;ir thl• airport. on .tir.f;er.t la:,�f:; tatt:'t �•�+:tttll•t, 1'AA t;,tt�t 11ifil--I (1'Ir vart. 71)... ... *rilSi3 ,lr •'tS t:/'t h-tv- t,r I'r' !t :•/:11 l•y .111 .trVitit.c•(!t PLEASE SEE ATTACHED 6 ATTACFIMFNT TO SITE. PLAN CHECKLIST 1. There are no existing buildings. 2. Proposed Buildings - refer to site plan attached. 3. Parking facilities - refer to site plan attached. 4. Overburden will be disposed of in accordance with City ordinances. 5. Building set backs - refer to site plan attached. 6. Drainage plan - refer to site plan attached. 7. Entrances and exits - refer to site plan attached. 8. Building materials - concrete block foundation and wood frame. 9. Signs - to be determined and City approved. 10. Fencing - none. 11. Curb cuts - none (use existing entrance and exits). 12. Building height - to be determined along with City approval of future plans. 13. N/A. -I Y; i Li f 7 I 2'i n � i i I I I i I •� I 1 i I i l J� I I 1 I - _ ._ 1. -.- - ,.-,•,,..,.,-:. , ., � �.. ...., ., 1. �� I r.�.-.� - - .•-.. ....- = wit . �'I•�tutl•:�� 1:�1 ��i•.'�11i Ill I j Oil tltl:: li `''i� , �'•I:i►,' I,�iillii, rl,itins'll, �Ir. i ,r Sea10 Cott::t.•�It" lk•;t r l.t 1. �l u„I ."i .r.;, � , 1 I ai l l rl • i� . I � ' 1 W concrete block foundation and wood frame. O THISUt:;,'1:::.• : ;i' ;� t;;: ,�. (:�;:i'''.1'•'!'!; ��•:� ;'(1.''ll:.t',1,1: I. t PLEASE SEE ATTACHED i Jj i y r r , y, s .h f:. i ,�J 1 _._..._.�.._._..___•-____....�...__._.._............_ ___.....�i.'`.�_` ��. - -ram ?�Y C �-'�:::L� i t, July 28. 1983 G-►! CITY OF KENAI ,., „ad eta 4 41a"a P. O. SOX $80 KENAI, ALASKA 99611 TELEPHONE 283 . 7535 MEMORANDUM TOs Kenai City Council FROMs Janet Loper, Secretary SUBJECT: Lease Application, Lot 6, Block 1, Etolin S/D, Second Addition/Mr. Jess Hall At the regular meeting of the Planning Commission on July 27, 19839 the above referenced lease application was heard. The lease application was approved unanimously with no stipulation other than that the material submitted that evening, (revised site plan and building plan) be made a part of the application deleting the previous plans. i �, t "a CSTY tiSE ONLY C 1 '1' Y OF M: N A [ , Date Received P. O. BOX 580 • KENAI, ALASKA . PHONE 2113 7535 LEASE APPLICATION Name of Applicant ,�eL. Half Address PO• 2x 651. kinnal.A_, 99611 Business Name and Address_ H & H Builders - PO Box 651, Kenai, Ak. 996 Kenai Peninsula Borough Sales Tax No. (if applicable) + State Business License No. BL 068631 SIC 1522 (if applicable) Telephone _•2$3-4659 (Check One) Lease ,M_Permit i � �' :C�Nci Lot Description_ Lo4- 6, Rlnnk 1, F. n1 i n 9ubdAdd' ion j Desired Length of Lease: __5o vrs. 1 Property to be used for Professional office Sapep Description of Developments (type, construction, size, etc.) . 8,224 Scift. of office space, frame and mpt a l r•nn rst runt i nn , Attach development plan to scale W' = 50'), showing all buildings planned. f f! Time Schedule for Proposed Development: Beginning Date ` Late 1983 or early 1984 Proposed Completion Date F,11 1 9 A A { i i Estimate Value of Construction $ 535,000 I i Date: ' /�� 3 Signed: i • Page 1 of 5 0 7� r, E F" �n f i I I jt a' I = r f� 1 - w 1- r-..r.-., .-- i . - . CITY OF KENAI CIIECK LISP FOR SITE PLANS ALL ITEMS MUST BE COMPLETED BEFORE APPLICATION CAN ICE ACCEPTED. Drawings should be drawn to scale 111n %A ft.* and should show layout of the 16t applied for and the location of all improvements proposed. Drawings should show: 1. Buildings ......................................... 2. Proposed Buildings ................................ (Could be indicated with dottod red lines) 3. Parking Facilities ................. 0.............. - (How many spaces. and where located) 4. How much land will be cleared, landscaped, ......* paved, graveled, etc. and method of disposal of overburden should be specified. 5. Building Set Backs ................................ c� 6. Drainage Plan ..................................... 7. Entrances and exits for building and lots......... S. Building materials ..............,.................. 9. Location of signs, size, and materials made of... ` 10. Fencing ........................................... ..._, 11. Curb Cuts (where .applicable) ....... ............... `' 12. Building Height .................................. _ _,.� 13. Buildings on or near the airport on airport lands must complete FAA Form 7460-1 (Far Part 77)....... *This does not have to be drawn by an architect. Page 2 of 5 1 r .. c. �•. •.. ... ��-i, w,. �d h;b . .. r. �i,y .-�.�rh �� err �s. , June 15, 1983 This offico building is primarily designed as a professional complex. The atructure will primarily be a woad frame building with individual company signu attached to the building over each office. There may also be a small building sign near the front of the lot. J� ese L. Hall �-r h •' AD Jacom t/ A ds0k Aj (y q IN GC r �. X Col.AG 40 r � n ,{.�� V y' � •' / rah" � i 4 +y� v JD�rw ti Af•� J ,� t d PPo , ♦ �� O IIAtf 400, j�• 4 „ CORT/F/CATO OF OWNER ®,,,w. spa M„��o s r� ,r ; We hereby coiN/y 1ho/ wo /o ahowing , such oosomeats to! / ° °p Doti » '4 lAMP 6o1 4 ' :.' r S I' �i F' .. a 101 t � G/0✓:` 1 � I r I I I I I I ;m4 Add. i 3lO.�a t t w t Pave! 165 i W 1 LLD►v ��e•oo i, f 1 f ! 1 `dam R r! .r • 1. , 111 , I q ::,t ��- - ,:H ;inn' �•irar.i„�tir:'r-- ...,.,, ' - ._ ' � _...r_�. � �'. .. J ' � ' �^ LP� r.. r'M � �� �, � ... : - . „ � c i ., r �� � � . s 1. r , s._n_._'wc.>�'_-I n • .. o_—'._— YJ.�_"..n .: �n�r. Aoncription of tjrul�urty�I � �,_�I_t a�it�.2ticl .1cl�lit:iran-------- CONDITIONS 010 ACC1;["PAN(,1, � - (To bo BAmplet od by tho City) � i a Annual rent rat© or coat )% 01-ap raiaad—vaiAw Zonod for Pen©ral _commorciai Permits requirod H ildinet Aauoaamonto Nono Inournnoo roquircd Conotruction muot bogi.n by Compiction dato for major construction THIS APPLICATION MILL BE APART OF THE LfrME plann�mia on Approval 1 ys �9 , flute of Approval •V Carman City Council Approval Bys-. �� D ato of Approval_, t4ayor Pago 5 of 5 i pf, I f Sugrliantnd bys Adminiatrat ion `v CITY OF KENAI RESOLUTION NO. 83-115 BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL. OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA THAT THE FOLLOWING TRANSFER OF MONIES H[ MADE IN THE CANDLELIGHT, LINWOOD, AURORA, AND LAWTON EXTENUED CAPITAL PROJECT FUNDS From s Contingency <$250486> — To: Construction $250486 This transfer provideo money for change -order #1 with Spruce Construction Company on thio project. PASSED 8Y THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA this 3rd day of AuguoL,•1983. - i G—nald A. Mulafong Mayor ATTESTS Janet tr a nn, CMCy CLork Approved by Finances r ; I t .f� I I I i I , , ' e , ' I II . i� 1 q J7 r � 1 1 ..v•_" N. WiNCL * CORTNEIL • BRYSON CONSULTING ENGINEERS ► 0 Ben 1041 907.283 4612 KANA1, ALASKA 99611 G—Ia, a July 28, 1983 City of Kenai Box 580 Kenai, Alaska 99611 Attentions Keith Kornelis Subjects Change order N1 LACK Project Enclosed is change order N1 for the LACK project. The contractor has also furnished support information to back-up his proposal. Tho As -Sid spread shoot indicates they bid the job at a production rate of 71 LF./Hr. Due to the water conditions encountered at the and of Kaknu the Contractor has proposed a production rate of 40 Ft/Hr. We fool that duo to changing water conditions the proposed production rate may or may not be accurate, however, when one looks at the N2 and #3 bidder tabs. Their unit price bills extend out to $25,057.00 and $24,111.50 respectively. We therefore recommend approval of this change order. Very truly yours W1WCEsC0RTf1ELL-BRYS0N Canty P.. Won h,i1p w Irryr0A /t Alan N Co.tpeU Pf i Fronk w W;." P E i C.O. app:ovice by on net �!��nr ��•�� r �+ ' Y • Pro;"ct East Kenai Water,Sewer, and Road Improv. init,.ation Date July 14, 1983 r 1 Contractor Spruce Construction City ) ' XenAi You are hereby recuestase to com^ly wit't t:^.e foi lcie'.n ► c'ianpes from the contract pens and �•^ec:_f:e2_icr.s. � r � Item DescrInt:on of Changes - q:lant't?es, units, ; Increase or !�o. •ar.it prices, c'z�:�;�: i^ coTr_e=ion �c�ec'�.le, etc. I �Deerease) r r 1 This change order will provide 8" Water Service on 25th ave. N.E. + between Kaknu and Kiana. As Shown on revised sheet 14 of the ' plans. Following is a list of Quanities with a lump sum price to ! t perform the above described work. Water Main trench exc. and backfill 0-10' 597 LF Water Main trench mech. compaction 597 IF j ' Furnish and Install 8" D.I.P. Cl 50 Water Main 597 LF E Furnish and Install 8" Gate Valve & Marker 2 Ea. ' Furnish and Install F.H. Assembly 10' Bury 1 Ea. Adjust Fire Hydrant 6" Inc. 2 L.F. j } Furnish and Install 3/4" Water Service 3 Ea. +25,485.40 1 I Lump Sum t r{ s Yet change in contract prig: dve to t14S C.Q. ; +25,485.40 c _i CHANCE IN CONTRACT T rK.': CFA\CE ?\ CONTRACT AMOUNT + Original Tine Oct. 15, 1983 Contract .amount 1,314,148.75 I Previous C.^.s 0 ' ' rrevious Change Criers 0 i . This C':ante Order + 7 days : T!.? s Chan^,t' Oreer 25,485.40 t 1,339,634.15 t ^eY15�' rOn�'ac« �"-^!n Oct. 22, 1983 7r+�•i c c+r r'pr _—act Amount !Attae!►ed! :.bone? i5 full ;usti!icatior of rrcL :•-r on t'rs ".0. i�c•uai�� ''.� ,.orect on operation ane wsintensnce costs. -his C.O. is not valid unti. si-red %Y both r.h,? l`..ner and ' iro,r, Ke^a: °•v Council has to a^prove all C.O.S. t;nntrsetor'• sitns:nc:s•;na va-ls�rurenatr;isagreeMent t in the contract sure or Contract tine. .�; ,i:►c:•r ��,n+.?�-':ter Cl.ncr ate l�l?? Oa�c 7 g O3*e r� I� d • A aar Amhom pe, Nank3 99,V7 .907) 349•' 534 July 21, 1983 i City of Kenai Y. O•�?ox. B&0 Fhnai, ;%:K. 99611 Attention: Casey Yadden, Project Engineer. Subject: vast Kenai Sewer, water & Street 7r.nrcvements Che.iagr) Oxdc-. o. .. Gentlemen: This is to acknowledge receipt of the subject change order on July 15, 1983. We take excscption 'x a -act you propose to pay us for the work at unit prices. The directive .s a clunge under Article 3.11 cla ms for Damge or Extra Conpensa:ion. You are not offering to a iClP,',.'I,•.a,tely compensate us for ou . additional costs to perform the hork involved. 1 e r o R t• work � jT7 F } � 'Our proposal ..or pe..formanc9 of the wo_k �-;, _ . _, in addi.io= o use $17, 0^0 you � lunteared. Attache is our support ''ox ' ".is = '�3. This proposal i3 good for ten (19) days From Fate of receye eo, Very truly yours, S?ItT;CI CCIIS" CCTION INC. ` .07 QpS/de K. ?. zArrjson, Vice President- t 'A S • - WIF aj t i @Aw pia^a^_Y'Q 4 f � I i K u+. i I 1 - t � t i� 13 BOX 9,7 fiM.007Ne ALA90<A fV.1t4J CONSULTING ENGINEER ,•,,,,, ;,,,;,,,,,,, ,, Mike iaurmineff7wRE18 July 28, 1983 r „* ?7 Mr. Keith Kornelis Director of Public Works s� A 0D col City of Kenai � 1 Box 580 Kenai, Alaska 99669 Res Itinerant Parking/Ramp Overlay 6�•iti�'`' Kenai Airport Keiths The purpose of this letter is to briefly review some problems that have developed schedule and budget wise, and to outline additional work that has been requested by the City together with a fee proposal for the additional work. Primgent Pro j&Qt Status The project is presently in the Preliminary/Final Design stage. We have submitted preliminary drawings to FAA in Anchorage and have recently received their comments. The comments/recommendations were of a general nature and will not materially change the design. We understand that the plan will require final review by the same people prior to advertisement for bids. We have submitted a preliminary design report for your review. Since that time, additional work has been added to the plan, namely inclusion of a 50 foot strip of additional paving and more recently, addition of two new fueling pits. We have begun work on the additional paving by obtaining the survey and soil information and find little problem including this work in this design project (see item II of the attached estimated fee summary). We have investigated including new fuel pits in this design project and have encountered problems in obtaining timely information for suppliers regarding repair of the existing fuel pits and installation of new pits. We have requested information for both of the above. Suppliers have indicated that we should recieve the necessary information by August 5, 1983 which is past our initial deadline of August 1, 1983. We had hoped to finish the project by August 1, but due to additional work requested, this will not be possible. We suggest that August 15 be set for submission of final plans and bidding documents. j i i I I • a New Fua1 i na,Pits It is our understanding that the airport manager has indicated a need for moving the base fueling points to a location further from the terminal building. The existing fueling points would be preserved and used as backup to the new points. We agree that if new fueling points are required, that they be installed prior to the apron overlay. We also understand that the City presently has one new refueling vault and cover that will be incorporated into the work. One additional vault and cover (indentical to the one supplied by the City) will have to be purchased together with the quick disconnects, valves and piping. Design of the fueling system extenion is not necessarily straight forward because of the background information and product availability research that will be required. Also additional coordination will be required with the operators of the fueling facility and with Chevron, the fuel supplier. Below is an estimate of the additional effort we believe will be required: T35k F;st n+at Hrs Rat& Amount Field Investigation of System * E-II 8 57 456.00 Product Investigation E-II 16 57 912.00 Review/Supervision E-I 2 67 134.00 System Design, Specs. and Review E-II 8 57 456.00 Draft System and Details D-I 16 35 560.00 $2,518.00 Estimated Additional Fee $3,000.00 * Presently 1/2 Complete II ARAltien 1 Sg 1s. s1urc_=. Coordination J Diry 2ask Maw Bra 2= Amount Additional foils, E-IV 6 45 270.00 Surveying, Drafting and mobilization D-I 4 35 140.00 7"0 C CJ r Survey 2 87 174.00 Sub Total $ 584.00 This proposal is submitted for your consideration and comment. Sincerely, iz Mike Tauriainen !a/dd/12 FA I Y= I . I CITY OF KENAI Vid igaliaidW 4 41,miZa" I. O. SOX $80 KENAI, AIASKA 99411 TILI►NONI 46I • 753I August 3, 1983 MEMORANDUM TO: Kenai City Council FROM: eff Labahn, Land Manager RE: Bielefeld Lease Agreement The Council has consented to lease 5.51 acres of airport lands to Mr. Robert Bielefeld under the following terms: (1) Lease rate of $.03/square foot per annum (2) Cap provision of 50% rate increase applicable for first renegotiation period. (3) Requirement to hook up to municipal water and sewer utilities when available. The lessee has agreed to construct the needed portion of Willow Street extended in accordance with City gravel specifications at his own expense. This public road is to be maintained by the City. The impact of a lease agreement executed subject to these terms is described below: 1. Lease Rate: The established fair market value (FMV) of the property is $168,000 or $.70 per square foot. The lease rate of 6% of FMV yields a $.042 per square foot or $10,080 annual lease payment during the first five years. A negotiated lease rate of $.03 per square foot or $7,200 per annum will be generated given this reduced rate. The annual difference of $2,880 (for the first five years) must be contributed to the Airport Land Fund. This amount will increase during lease years 6-10 if FMV escalates in excess of 500. 2. Cap Provision: KMC 21.10.130 (b) provides that aeronautical related uses on airport lands be restricted to a 500 lease rate increase for each renegotiation period until the 30th year anniversary of the lease. Therefore, the cap will apply for five, not one, renegotiation periods. D In sum, the City will be required to assume financial liability for the (1) difference between fair market value and the negotiated rate as well as (2) the shortfall in revenues resulting from the 50% cap provision. Administration Recommendations Propose a "modified" lease agreement with the intent of elirninatinq the general fund contribution resulting from (1) above. Since tor. Bielefeld will construct a portion of Willow Street as a public roadway, this improvement constitutes the difference between the FMV and the negotiated rate. However, this difference in value, if applied for the life of the lease, would place a substantial financial burden on the general fund. Therefore, administration recommends utilizing the 1983 FMV plus 50% (i.e., $15,120) so the base for the second re -negotiation period. A comparison of the two approaches is shown below, assuming maximum rent escalation at each renegotiation periods Council Administration Lease Years Recommendation Recommendation 0-5 $ 7,200/yr $ 7,200/yr 6-10 10,800/yr 10,800/yr 11-15 16,200/yr 22,680/yr 16-20 24,300/yr 34,020/yr 21-25 36,450/yr 51,030/yr 26-30 54,675/yr 76,545/yr 30♦ FMV FMV JL/dg ■�1r G` I Romer Electric A,�,�rociation, Iiso. �� -- / � CENTgAt. AFFICE 11 () 110x 4711 • I1()MI 11. AI.A.'iKA 91JI)():1 04711 • I'IU/1l:►'i J1161 July 27, 1983 J;IIQ 1L8s '. Mr. William J. Brighton, City Manager -� City of Kenai P. 0. Box 580 Kenai, Alaska 99611 Dear Bill: We are in receipt of your letter dated July 21, 1983, in which you advised us the City of Kenai rejected our proposal for an Agreement between the City and Homer Electric regarding second forced relocation of facilities. We are sorry to hear of the City's decision. I feel I must restate that Hower Electric will take necessary legal and regulatory steps to recover all costs associated with involuntary movement of Homer Electric facilities. In spite of the foregoing, I would like to thank you for keeping open lines of camiunication between the City of Kenai and Homer Electric. Sincerely yours, 7KJeick C TION, INC. General Manager BKw:ew cc: Board of Directors C. R. Baldwin, Attorney #—ig KENAI PLANNING A ZONING COMMISSION Reqular Mooting, July 27, 19EI3 Kenai City H1111 Leo Lowiu, Chairman 1. ROLL CALL. Pronents Loe Lowirj, Phil Bryuon, Chrio Munfor, Bob ul000n, Ozzie Ooborno, and Hill Zubeck Abaonts Hol Smalloy, oxcuued 2. PUBLIC HEARINGS o. Variance Requonts Setback Roquiromunte in Doopweod Park S/D for the Conutruction of Multi -family Unite Chairman Lewin noted that thia to a returning item having been tabled at the lout meeting duo to lack of a voting quorum and culled for commvnto from the floor. Mr. Bob Baker identified himoolf no ono of the now owners of phaun two of Deepwood S/t), there being two otheru. Mr. Baker otated that the ownorn are trying to do overythinq they can to enhance the property and the noighborhood. A study had boon done in the Kenai/Soldotno area with the reoult indicating a ohortago of rontalo, including tho Wildweod facility which will attract 24 parsano moving into the Kenai area, thio necording to Mr. Ruua Moody who to the Superintendent. Mr. Baker otatod that ho has built this name building on a umaller lot and has been vary succouuful. Under the building are h covered parking npacoa with ranch apartment being approximately 1,000 aquore feet. The variance to for front, rear, and utde uvtbnek which, with the dooign of the building, will allow enough room to leave trove. RECESS to review the plane MOTIONS Comminoianer Ouborne moved to take the ruqun+st f©r variance from the toble, aneofidod by Commijalonar yubock. VOTES Motion pauund, unnnlinoualy with Cummlaijionvr Ilryuon aboLainijig Chairman Lewin crjl lad for cnmmontss from the public. F, KENAI PhANNINI; h 7.f1NINC COMM155ION 1111410 2 Regular Mootin(I, July 27, 19113 Mr, Carmen Gintoli enmo forward to exprona olljoetion to the variance on the Elroundo that the proposed o©natrr►r;tion did not moot, the three oritorin as doacribod In the reRr►ent, Number one being tho"oxceptlnnal phyninal cirnumotancer►", the nportmonto next door appoar to moot all throe eriterlal number two referring to" practical difficultloo or un- necesuary hordohip", throo are golf irnponodf and number three referring to "material damage to othor proportion nor be detrimental to the public hooltht eafoty or welfare"t by roduoing tho size of the Iota and inorouoing the density, an stated at the loot mooting, duo" that not oreytn a houlth hazard. Mr, Gintolt roferrod to the memo eubmittod by Mr, Labahn and naked the Commission to enforce tho codo no it refers to varianeas an the bunko, Mr. Gintoli atroasod that he was not opposed to tho multi -family rootdoncioo, only the ratio of lot to building, Mr, Gintoli pointod out that Mr. !hiker has been talking of buffore and saving troeo, howovor, by looking at the atto plan, thorn is only paving. Mr, Doug Kostingt agent for ERA Property World who stated that there is a need for additional living unite in the area, Thorn has been D vacancy for the lout year with phone cello coming In daily from poreona wanting placoo to rent. Mr, Keating stated that in hio opinion the conetructlon now going on will not fill the need. Pat Porter Como forward to opook againot the variance stating that she aloo was not agalnet tho multi -family housing aupoct, but the small loto. Mro, Porter Mated that tho covonants of Doopwood stato that Iota cannot bu reduced unloon two owners split a middle lot making throe lets into twat therofore Mr, !faker should conaidor making hio buildinrla amallor to fit, the Lott plane earl always bo charrgod, Donna Gtroot,t a rooidunt of Deepwood lubdivioion came forward to atate that ohs to opp000d to thrt variance for all tho reaoune otated, Commieolonor Zubook stated that ho had no problem with tho oetbocko surroundin4l the loto, but did have a problem with tho 10, between tho bulldinclo, Mr, Baker drove hio plans art the board for thr)ao prer)ent *toting that he Could, an an alt9rnutiva should tho varienco be denied, build a box like building and pave to tho utroot Witt] no buffer of trolls), KLNAI PLANNING A ZONING V01414159ION tiogulav Mooting, July 27, 1903 Pago 3 Joff I.obahn pointed out that, all the zoninh ordinance really allown to the judgement of the planning commianion to dotormino whether or net all three of thoon eonditiona are Woo met, thono three polnts must be hit hand nn. Mr. Labohn oxplainod that, if not all three cenditiono are satisfiod, thon ho would advine the Commission that the propor motion would be to deny the variance. The ordinance is not up an that there urn certain criteria for the commiowioli to use. 'r Chairman Lewis read the throo criteria and asked the Commisoion to consider. Comminoioner Zubeck stated that he felt thin application "did moot the criteria in that there aro other apartments in the area with almont the soma infringement". Commisatoner Monfor atatod that she "would like to sea them bo ablo to keep no much of the wooded area and natural look if poaaiblo no I'm sure that fella in thore, if we don't give them the variance on the setback they will out down all the Croon and the green area and make a parking lot out of it". Commionionar Monfor stated that she could soo'no problem there oithar, especially now that that's going to be a through otraet, they will be able to some down in one way and out another, it won't be a dead and street any more". Jeff Lobaho otated that the boot way to sum up a variance is f doon the mattor of the variance deny that person, the property owner or developer a ronuonabla use of hia property and that in the genoral premix that theee criteria are based. D000 the individual have reanonabl9 use of hio property and would tho dental of tho variance deny him the reaaonabla uuo of the property. Chairman Lewin called for a motion and veto from the i' Commission. MOTION$ Comminoioner /,ubeek moved to grant the roquant for the varianuo for tioepwood Park Oubdivialon, neconcliid by f Commiosioncr Monfor. VOTES Motion failed with Comminnionera Aaborno and Ol000n votinq 71 no# Commisniunern Cowin, Monfor, A zubaek voting yes, Comminaioner Ofyoon nbetaining and Commioa/liner Smalley i absent. =r c� j� 1 KENAI PLANNING A ZONING COMMISSION Pays 4 Regular Mooting, July 27, 1903 Jeff Labahn pointed out that, givon the opinion of the attorney, it taken a majority of the full body to carry a matter ouch an a variance and it appoorn that the iosue hoe failed no only 3 peoitive votao have boon coat. Mr. Labahn will consult with the attorney firot thing in the morning to confirm the tissue. 3. AGENDA Chairman Lewis added 2 items to the agendas 5-a, Lease Application from Pace Corporation for Katmai Hotel, 5•b, Leaoo Application, Jose Hall for Etolin S/D Agenda was approved with the additions. 4. APPROVAL Of MINUTES of July 13, 1983 Commissioner Osborne noted that his nnme appeared in the minuten no having seconded motions, change the name Osborne to Zubeek on those motiona. The minutes were approved with the noted corrections. NOTES the minutes approved where the amended minutes rather than the draft copy in the packet. S. NEW BUSINESS a. Lease Applications Lot 29 Alyesko S/0, Part 3, Katmai Motel, Mr. A Mrs. Pace. Jeff Labohn explained that the applicant hoe come back with the revised site plan which haoically to tho same except that the building now is farther to the roar of the property to conform to the building ootbuck. Mr. Labahn suggoated that the time scheduled for substantial completion date be 2 years after the execution of the Leone with the city and not approximately July 1, 1986. The Commia oion reviewed the site plan and application. The building concept remaino the same. 140TIONS Commisoioner Bryson moved to approve the Paco Corporation application to lonae lot 2, part 3, Alyesks S/D with the time schedule for development starting at the time of formalization of the leaae and prop000d completion date 2 years hence, neeonded by Commisoioner Monfor. KENAI PLANNING A ZONING COMMISSION Page S Regular Moet,ing, July 27, 1983 VOTE s Motion passed unanimously. he Lonna Applications Lot u, Block 1, Etolin S/0, Jess Wall Mr. Null brought a site plan and building plans. The Commisaion recossed to view the plena. MOTION: Comminuioner Bryson moved to take the application from the table, seconded by Commisaioner Monfor. There wore no objections, MOTIONs j Commissionor Dryaon moved approval of the lease application with the attached material, seconded by Commisaioner Monfor. Motion passed unanimously. 6. NEW BUSINESS a. Preliminary Plats PZ83-42, Parsons S/p It woo noted that on the otaff comment ahoot, the building inopector had noted a house in the process of being conatructed without a building permit. Howard Hackney woo aaked how far along the construction woo, he answered that the foundation woo in but progress an it woo slow, Jeff Labohn recommended that the plat not be filed until the building permit woo obtained. Councilman Wise indicated that to his knowledge there were aososaments owing in a large amount and would recommend checking into this before psssago, MOTION: Commissioner Monfor movod that PZ83-42 be tabled until more rooearch is done by staff and the owner obtains a building permit, seconded by Commiosioner 0oborno. VOTES Motion psaoed unanimoualy, b. Preliminary Plats PZ83-43, Strawberry Hill Estates The city engineer has advioad the oubdivider that all the J etroeto sus shown no dedicated NOW's moat have the engineering design approved by the citprior to construction, since all lots hive not 4aan labeled it is KENAI PLANNING h ZONING COMM15SION Page 6 Regular Meeting, July 27, 1903 assumed that they are 40,000 +, 77 Avenue S.E. is Devray Street, and recommendation that the cul-de-oac as indicated be extended through to the ROW. The cul-de-sac came under question, the city requesting no cul-de-sacs for snow removal reasons, Commissioner Zubeck stated that Anchorage also discourages cul-de-ears not only for snow removal reasons but for utility reasons, ending in a confused jam at the and. MOTIONS Commissioner Bryson moved to approve PZ83-43, correction of negative findings, incorporation of staff comments with the exception of the cul-de-sac which is to be negotiated with Administration and subdivider, seconded by Commissioner Zubeck. VOTES Motion passed unanimously. c. Preliminary Plats PZ83-44, Irene Estates The question posed by the city engineer was regarding the flog lots, can lots 5 & 6 be served by city sewer due to the elevation differeneial and suggested a note on the plat be indicated to that matter. Commissioner Bryson asked if "the lots can be served by community water & sewer", Jeff Labahn stated that they would as they meet the 209000 square feet. Discussion followed on flag lots, with the possibility of the flag becoming a ROW at a later date. Mr. Bradford agreed. MOTIONS Commissioner Bryson moved to approve PZ83-44 with correction of negative findings, incorporation of staff commentn, providing for flag lots with the panhandle portion 25' rather than 201, seconded by Commissioner Osborne. Councilman Wise Asked why not vacate Aviation Street due to the fence, Jeff Labahn explained that other dedicationo had been made to the north. Commissioner Bryson stated for the record "that centerline of Aviation Street is a section line and I believe the fence is 40' east of that line, I personally feel it has advantages and disadvantages from construction of the street and will definitely adveraly affect the number of houses along this alignment if it were constructed." Discussion continued. KENAI PLANNING h ZONING COMMISSION Page 7 Regular Meeting, July 27, 1983 Howard Hackney pointed out that the lots are very narrow, only 64' wide and by dedicating that flag at 25' the lots become narrower. With a flag, a house needs only a 10' setback, with a dedicated HOW it requires a 25' setback. This is something that needs to be kept in mind. VOTEs Motion passed by unanimous roll call vote. d. Preliminary Plats PZ83-45, Miller S/D It was noted that a dwelling is situation to face Aviation Street and probably sito well within the setback requirements by 4' or 5' from the lot line. MOTION: Commissioner Bryson moved approval of PZ83-45 incorporating staff comments and correction of negative findings, seconded by Commissioner Osborne. VOTES Motion passed unanimously e. Preliminary Plats PZ83-46, Continental S/D The Commission reviewed the plat. MOTION: Commissioner Osborne moved for adoption of PZ83-46, seconded by Commissioner Monfor. VOTES There were no objections. f. Preliminary Plats PZ83-25A, Getty S/D Revised The changes indicated on the revised plat are acceptable to staff, the only changes being the elimination of two lots (combined into one lot) and the elimination of a cul-de-sac, which will be reworked at a later date with the adjacent property owner. MOTIONs Commissioner Monfor moved, seconded by Commission Osborne to approve PZ83-25A. VOTE: There were no objections. a r KENAI PLANNING h ZONING COMMISSION Page S Regular Meeting, July 27, 1903 gRezoning City Lends Jeff Labahn explained that them three items are before the commianion for consideration and direction for admini- ntration. The first item is Section 36. The Council's recommendation woo to rezone the bluff portion of Section 36 from rural residential to suburban renidential to provide for the sower 6 water that will go in that area. MOTIONS Commiaoioner Osborne moved, seconded by Comminairsoor Monfor to schedule a public hearing for the rezoning of Section 36 lying wont of the Kenai Spur Highway. VOTEs Motion passed by unanimous roll call vote The second item to consider in the land near the F.A.A. tower that Bob Bielefeld wished to Issue. The Council consented to his lease and felt it appropriate to rezone this area to light industrial. MOTIONS Commiaoioner Bryson moved to propose that the tract of land lying north of the F.A.A. Lower dimenaions, 400' x 600' be rezoned (clarifications that a public hearing be act) from conservation to light industrial, seconded by Commissioner Oleoon. VOTEs Motion passed unanimously. The third item is the area of the airport facility proper which in zoned conservation and again not an appropriate zone. Since there to not a good boundary dcneription at this point, Mr. Labahn nuggentod bringing the issue up at tho next meeting and a map will be available at that time for consideration. Commiaoioner Oryoon stated that he coneurro with that and requent that Mr. Labahn go ahead with that. Those two public hearing roquentn for rezoning will probably be scheduled for two meetings; from this date or August 24th. 7. PLANNING a. Sian Code Ordinance This will be taken up at a work nesnion at s later date. I I G KENAI PLANNING 6 ZONING COMMISSION Regular Meeting, July 27, 1983 Page 9 b. Building Encroachments i The Commission briefly diacusned this issue, concurring with the memo by Jeff Labahn. More discussion will appear on the next agenda. c. Tract D. Daubanapeck 5/0 - Oesian Concepts The Council has asked the Commission to reactivate their thoughts for designs of this property. Mr. Labahn presented 4 different concepts for review and consideration. It is assumed that the use for the area will be residential as it is zoned suburban residential unless otherwise indicated. d. Planned Unit Development Mr. Labahn encountered a need for more direction and definition before drafting the ordinance. Some discussion took place with the issue coming back for a work session. 8. OTHER BUSINESS no Citv Council Renort Councilman Wise reported that the Council discuosed the issue of tent campers in the vicinity of the borrow site on Marathon Road. There is supposed to be an ordinance being drawn up by administration banning camping on private lands and public lands except at designated sites, within the city. Discussion on inquiry of 14EA regarding availability of city lands for building a facility, the Ridgeway facility being limited in space. The Council made a motion that the city would be willing to offer some airport land for sale or lease. Regarding Section 36, there was a motion to do some preliminary platting to establish roads, sewage, etc. to service the area. c. Borough Plannina Renort Commissioner Bryson reported that the McBride vacation request was approved, approved with modifications (same as city'e) Basin View S/D, Continental S/09 Parsons S/0, Strawberry Hill, and Irene Estates were approved. Discussion took place regarding recreational subdivisions. The Borough is drafting an ordinance to address this type of development. w e . " yAt 5 KENAI PLANNING A ZONING COMMISSION Payu 10 Regular Mooting, July 27, 1983 d. Administration Reoort Mr. Labahn ototed that; ho had nothing new to report, diacuosion followed regarding variances. It was suggested that a statement of finding was very important especially in e000a such as thin whore tho decision may very well be appealed, that the reasons for or against be put in writing by each commiasionor and can become a matter for the record should such an occuranee arise again. Mr. Labahn explained that the motion only approved the variance and did not make reference to either the r000lution or a statement of finding. Within the body of a variance is the finding. 9. PERSONS PRESENT NOT SCHEDULED TO BE HEAR0 None 10 COMMISSION QUESTIONS & COMMENTS Commissioner Monfor Baked about the statue of the car wash, the bowling alley, and the sheet metal plumbing business. Mr. Labahn began with tho car wash explaining that the rezoning is now going through the borough Assembly, the bowling alley lease is ready to oign, and the shoot metal buoineoo withdrew their application for lonao. 11. ADJOURNMENT There being no further buoineoa, the meeting wau adjourned. The next regular meeting of the Planning Commiosion will be Wednanday, August 109 1983. Submitted bys V/Jonot Loper, Secretary ' " S 7 i S r i /E I i i Office 1 7401 Street Anchorepe, Alaska 996011907.270,05431 Telex 000.16332 IthalNagus / PLANN9AS I SURViYONS 0000.0 July 20, 1983 Mr. William Brighton City Manager City of Kenai P.O. Sox 580 Kenai, Alaska 99611 Dear Mot. Brighton: i had the pleasure of visiting the Kenai airport terminal last week for the first titres since its remodelingt you have devr3lgwd an excellent facility. Having lived in Kenai for almost eight yearn i am aware of the importance of the terminal to the ootrr=ity and am sure that it will serve you well for many years. The metal exterior is a particularly attractive feature which blendo the new addition with the older structure. Again, the City should be very proud of tho improveTants whicn have been made in the airport terminal building. Vary truly yours, TFYCK, WMAN L HAYES (Craig P Q , P.E# tkanager-El i Enginen-rim =/sja -0 i PAY ESTIMATE N0: 2 Project Kenai Municipal Airport Security fencing - 1983 Contractor Tho Alaska Fence Co., Inc. Address 400 W. International Airport Rd. Anchorage, Alaska 99502 Project No, ADAP 6-02-0142-08 Phone 562-2480 Period From (,,'-50•43 to '7-27-87 ANALYSIS OF ADJUSTED COXTILICT AMOUNT TO DATE Ol Original contract aMOUnt $157,497.70 02 Net ch:snge by change orders 1,798.50 `:J Adjusted contract amount to date 155,699.20 ANALYSIS 01: WORK COMPl.ls'I ED 1::J Original contract wort completed $133,487.75 i OAddition:. rrom change orders completcd (1,798.50) h Materials ::torv-d at c:lww of period -0- Total oa rncd i .(J +E)- 131, 689. 25 :; Less of 10 p++rc0stt 13,168.93 0 Total ics, retaina..,0.0- 118,520.32 { Less a:Vmat of pr/::•i+itls: 35,124.114 w Ii:t l:tstco :tiv tit :. (�:st'sa�+sit $ 83, 396.18 Fence Co., rna. i;.. _ ....:: Cit. of venai _ PAY ESTIMATE N 0 : 2 CERTIFICATION OF CONTRACTOR i:401 1 inct to the butt of my knowlud fit And buliuf, I:ettdy thec ell itualo And amoluntm nhown on the fneo of this; pertatilc I?ntlm,ttu f.x Hatti.tl Nayniunt .ue coffect; that .111 work hAis hewn puftutmud and 'or nlAterf ll mupplfod in lull aceotJAncu with the fag4ifenlente al the referenced Cosilf.m. And of July AuthutueJ duvfAtlunie, 0ubnraunon4, Altefollona, en.f/or Ad.Iitiono; that this foto(ioinx if) n flue Anti cottuet •Itatument .11 this eentr.ict ewealulr up to Ind Ind'.s hill! flit, Llmt d,1y 'If thu potioJ ;Uvufuj by thin Partodic Pelimaty; that no pets of cite "11.0mwv flue ';him 11.15-nlrnt" h.14 been ferelved, and film (lilt undermirtneA And hilt auhtuntractotn hevu•(Chlrek nppllt'eele Illnn) n. �0;omplivd with all the labor p(ovill idoa of maal conmict. is be C,ompliuJ with All the lahur pioviesivnm of %Aid contract except in themes inntancu{t whale an honest dispute existe with re- epuet tit *AM lAbdt pfevieionlf. (it (h1 Is ehaakad, deeerth• t'rinfly naru►i of dleputo.) She A, asks J,!pnaQ Co., Inc, fly l t . ./6r_ e <Contraoteq / 1flxnrefDe of Authorfored Igpresiontelive) r , 19.4a Title �~ / [/ /r% d2dZ '- - CERTIFICATION OF ARCHITECT OR ENGINEER I cattily that I have checkud .111.1 tufftied file .shove .Ind fldepoine PuriuJit; Emtinlitu for Kirlial Ileymunt; that to the West of my knuwidJy! Anti belief it i-, .1 unu ami celrfeet ,Iterumont of work perfarined And%or mAtetial muppliifd by this eontraettit; th,11all 'or work And mittenAI incloted in toil ireriedic P•,timafu he, heen m"puctu.l by nu' A11.1 "t by my Jnty ,I ill fill, uti tulife nentattvu or •140illantn And tbAl It I+An helm I'll rtunnu•I AfIJ'tit nupplil'•f in fill; f::Irnl,en:c wide w(folrernlrnt•+ "f dw fetufence contt.t<r. 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R41 AuthorlUnt a IesotlolMd I,#n4 Sala , ,a l0so Aafou/1If Patented Loodo fV Own* 94slndn" (Moyor) Autho►istns r 1e otl"Id Lln, di# of rfrI*III forou{h Patented LIM to Donald end GeorN* Johnson" (mayor) Al "Attonttnf the Allocation of N1 A Id (Irani fund# Provided In too, 11'111 0 1rIM(enln 11 IMP) (arm ltorlins ,portal Mara ,ot1 0#1Otat100, Afldovla Lan41111 Ascoo# Aos4, North Anchor liver Io#4, ,lyltn* Urlve, ,Port Lake Food an4 Ais Iddy Rodd Vfn)rcts to the Isfurrectjon Staff Rnd4 plot GO fllfyor) (s) Autho/tits`` the Isle of Aurplus sr *I, anal Poverty" (mayor) a� � "Ad,lptint Aule$ and Regulation# 4 of ono 4vy*ry $Inn Appplorol of Mork on r,*nrrdl Pfn►Mulr lard K.InteMncr 4erria Af*# roa/f/sto" (Areyhons) Int pp{7 "R1 I� j "AuthorlltriD*Yboot nl a Roll ro {kA QIb*i Aonfnculr �oroush (boa Merrill toforpDn uo in the Aaeunt of N 4,9An,00 for Road Nwlnernfncr beI,I of In tJnil 1 111 the 011rth send$ ponialolf load 1101090nanCs telvice Area" i►lay"t) (p) yy!)y.�,iTi] "An kndnreonont of the Ifforts Yn 7lcun oaa,inllr Ih•n{nyunt flock li►e#o fun4o tnf in Opdrto of the 5oref4 roaprohon, sire plan" (►layorl 1,. P111f111111 wilr,LATION fo) Ord. 11.19 "Attention{ iltl• 4 of the API Code of Ordlndnca to Alloy (Of Its* of PURah Cf►4 1411090" (Mayor at Roquoot flotti floor 1•I (h) Ord, 1t•11 ",Rene of plopntod doctor Subdivision Addition No, t from fnnu rsdtion to 0enon1 Cos' learctal dnd pact *aihedetoo of a portion of the Nandi Land Ulf Nap" (Mayor) leer I's (4) Ord, $1.11 "Natono of We 1, A sod 1, Ilk 1, IatrrrY gtatef City of 1n{dotes Iles I*e/dlntlrl lR•J) to Genr/a� /roln*o# (C'1) Offertat" floor s•1 (4) Or4' 11•!1 lobstlftll* "Amendin/ sits 10,04,940A to p►orldr for a Waiver of ,uh4lrtrloa Flattin/ Ref�uLfe• sent/ Accordln/ to the Tots$ of AA 10,tt1lf (b)' (0110. Ncashen) $tear 1.1 M. IOPmAL PRIAINTATIOnM1 %$TIf PRIOR NOT1Cf UF011 KA11911 U01 off folk m1L11110 AGif,DA m, 14AIQAII AlpnRi O, OloW su11f11A1 P. A659HILY A119 MAYOR', CO1s1911T1 01 PUBLICIICOM11iU11N/1�RRA5CfRN1LY11111TATIONS UPM/ MATHIS R, 11IAORMATIONAL mAT1AtAL1 AND WORTS d. nOTICA Of 119A1 00,91111O 4 ADJOURIINFUT (Ausaft 1, 19oll K1111A1 ,PFHlNf1U1,A BOROUGH � REOilI,AR A00lM01,Y MLBTINO t.UCIP"T 1 1201, 9, 0 P.M. BORODUIi ADMENIOTWTiON BUILDING bOLDOTHA, ALABKA 1 1 AODNDA � 10 34 6t�aetllx . ,•'•ram : • ���� , G���+Or A. CALL TO 090114 all ck s B. PLBDGB OF ALLOOIANGD Joan �,1441 i N '� 1•'tf% •: u9 Koons (/ ! A Im C. 111VOCATIONr Rev. Charles U. ➢ults, reward King W 01 McBride ,, ••i ice; 1 �• t� ��• ut D, ROLL CALL McCloud ( ,t�IN,��', y; �► �'„��`: !y 1�1 Mrctshan 1 VACANCY, OBDIGHATION 0R HATING OF AGGIMBLYMEMaua bewail B, bt•phens �ti.�•• ,,� V P. APPROVAL OF NINUTDs OF July 10, 1913 Arne## •1'�S* la •��• • ,•� G. COMMITTED RDPORTO Corry 1 y+ O nl Crspuch•tt•s (a) ➢Inane• (Crawford, Corr, Carey, Dlamiek, Crawford b•woll) Dimmick I� �� •�� U at (b) Local Affairs/Ed (Joan, Glick, Douglas, Ks#no, �,�6 ✓� a Public d3ublicWorks (Arness, McBride, Stephen#, King) 1••gislative Affairs (Dimmick) • Land Disposal (Corr, Cropuchettes, Glick) If. AGUNDA APPROVAL i. ORDINANCD 11BARINGA • (a) 1�(d�������g "Amending KPB Title B to Conform Pool DM F0 on$I Delinquent Tax Enforcement Procedures with scat# Law and Other Provision# of the Code and to Authorise Publication of Delinquent Per- sonal Property Tax and Clarify F,nfo►cement P►o- = eedures and to Authorit• btwggoted 6e101 48x Reporting Period# and to Re #al sales Tex Liens" (Mayor) Postponed 7.19•B1, flesrtng Continued Q (b) osh$ l "Authorising Indebtedness by the nane ` ` It uu one sl Obligation Bond# in an Amount Q Not to Exceed 111,910,000 for the Purvvow of 110018- m nin8 and Constructing, improving and a ulpping Additions to Ooldotno Junior flight Paul Boake Englien bey, and Port Graham Behoolo, and Pledging = FuJI poith and Credit of the Borough with Payment of the Indebtedness to be Derived from Tax## Levied (� within the Borough; and Approval for Building the = Complete Ilomor Ilil� Bchool Facility, sub)oct to Q Approval by the Voters at the Regular Bleetion on 2 October f 1981" (Mayor) Postpon#4 7.19.SA L (Now Substitute to be mailed separately) m ` (a) {i"Authorising the Receipt of a Grant in i e oun of f8tB4O0o from the state General Fund lierierafrNsisosrie(afog tsSevcAiooptalCntucton Myor) L Postponed 7.19•S) (d) 50 "AmendingTitle • of the Konsi Peninsula Puna ��ard Yeilotrdinancesayorto Allow tar Use of 1'• ) (#) !r. "Resons of Proposed Gu#ty bubdiviolon 9d�Yiu11 o, 1 from Conservation to Oenoral "Ur Commercial sod Reclassification of s portion the Kenst Land Use Nap" (Mayor) S r (f) Ord. 13.62 "Ratona of Lots 6. 6, and S. Block I, Ira �'�'atatsl� City of Soldotna from Residen- tisl p•1) to Oanaral 0, inass (C-3) District" (Mayor) (a) 0��eed.__1ss "Amending IPA 20.04.040(A) to Provide or a or of Subdivision Plattingp Requirements According to the Terms of AS 29.33.170(b)" (Glick/Mcushan) J. INTRODUCTION OF ORDINANCES (a) "Authorizing an Each aftQ0 of certain oroug Patented Lands With Roberi E. and Carol K. Jacobs for Land$ of Equal Volvo" (Mayor) . K. CONSIDERATION OF 225OLUTIONG (e) "Amonding the Allocation of Grant ringg $74 136efrom CannerylRoad and Halboutyfsr- Road to dobinson Loop Road" (Mayor) (b) "Authorisingp a Contrsct to Henning o S. for Preliminary Survey Work an Groor Road, Phase It in an Amount Estimated at $9.1971, (Mayor) (a) "Amendment to Resolution $S-136 to TffUroios o Salary of this Nikiski Firs Depart- ment's Fire Prevention Officer from $39,000 to L450600 and Givo the Position the Rank of lsutsnont" (Mayor) (d) g� ����i "Submitting the Proposed School IIT•iINORpList Improvements Program to the State for inclusion in the Fiscal Year Logs $u48e9" (Mayor) (e) Rot,pvpp ioeroalorks or w r and Supervision f Work on East Peninsula Road Maintensnes service Area Contracts" (McCloud) (f) A�OVak-119 "Collins for an Election for ' p o o Disapproval of the Establishment o the Anchor Point Fire and Emer oncy sorvics Ares, and Providing for the Bloction of a Five-Homber Board" (Mayor, upon petition) (t) Ass,' 3-11A "Approvint the Design Deveio mont o u00 Tor No Psu sank$ Elementary school Projoet, As Preppared by Carmen Vincent Gintoli" (Defeated W/Notice of Aecon. by Dinnick) (h) R�M�- "Approvinf the Design Development o et or the En Loh Bay Blomsntsry School Pro)oct of Prepared by Design Lab., Inc." (Mayor) (Defeated w/Notieo of Rocon, by Disnsiek) (!/ commending x0solution Honoring Robert •Bob• hiking L. i'ifflblNU LB{i16LA710N (a) Ord. 83.55 "Appro tint jj139,260 to to Used For the Purchase of tR0 Kona Deninsula Sorou h Civil Defense Alert and Communications system" i6.16) (b) Ord. 13.56 "Rosen e of Lots /, o and 10, block 3, Hiilcrost Subdivision from Residential (RM-I) to General Business (C-s) District" (Mayor) (8.16) (a) Ord. 83.67 "Rezone of Lot 2, Block 3, Iris Heights Subdivision from Residential (R•1) to Central Business (C-3) District" (Mayor) ($-16) (d) Ord. I3.IS "Rezone of Lot 1, Block 1 and Lot 1 Block 2,,North Harbor Subdivision from Industrial to Limited Commercial and Reclassification of a Portion of the Seward Land Use Map" (Mayor)($-16) (o) Ord. I1-69 "Rezone of Lots 1.6 of Block 7; Lots 1.6 of Block 14; and Lots 1.3 of Block I7, Pedoral Addition, Ori lnaI Townsits of Seward, from Residential (R-1 to Limited Commercial (CL) District" (Mayor (8.16) (0 Ord. 13.60 "Providing for the Disposition of Certain Borough Seloetod Lands to the General Public by Lottery Land Sale to Be Known As the 'Moose Point Sale," (Mayor) (8.16) M. FORMAL PRESENTATIONS WITH PRIOR NOTICE UPON MATTERS HOT ON THE HEFTING AGENDA (a) Roger Boyd, Patricia Do$uechere Michael Hosphy Rot. 83.601 Requesting a now sales price based on current survey. N. MAYOR'S REPORT (a) Change Order, School Construction (b) Nikiski Pool Painting 0. OTHER BUSINESS (a) Furniture and Equipment List; Tustumens, Hikiski and Cooper Lsndin8 Elementary Schools (b) Request for Waiver of Time for Filing Disability Exemption Application P. ASSEMBLY AND MAYOR'S COWNTS Q• PUBLIC COMMENTS TN8BASSEMBLY'S A0BDA UPON MATTERS R. INFORMATIONAL MATERIALS AND REPORTS S. NOTICE OF NB%? MEETING i ADJOURNMENT (August 16, loss) APPLICATION AND CERTIFICATE FOR PAYMENT AM 1)O( IIM►.NI (,;'0 '10 (Owner): WX Y of Kenai 11.0. Box 850 Kenti ., Alr(►ttlut 9961.1. AIIINIION: PROJI-GI: Konn i lice. C en t:o r Gymnutiium AddiL.ion (ONIRACI IUR: CONTRACTOR'S APPLICATION FOR (I IANC.1 ORDER SUMMARY - AT]U IT QN;i l I,.ni1'1• (dele•f► appltnl•Il 4txlu00xxt KIXKxxMxx In pfrsulus nlulltl» by 1.0-21-82 9,000.00 t)Itnrr 1OIAI 11r-4-82 5,516.00 n -1-4-83 625 .00 ' 1lnn�d .1.1•. tlu. Moonlit 1-4-83 2,870.00 s.l,nlhf•l Mofl.,ip,il„t'�fl 1-31-83 47,975.00 1-21-83 1,500.00 2-17-83 6,650.00 3-4-83 1,165.00 4-1.1-83 16,990.00 1(IIAIS 4-21-83 1,762.00 , tir•1(Il,ln+p' 11ti r ILlnj;f' ultle•1+ -94 , 053.00 ih,' undalblpU'rl Cunirattelr t rrtlnol that he Ihe hr',1 lot hr, hnutsladgr Ina,nnatlon antl $Mittel the Weak f overn•d by tint Apl,bt ahon flit Palnu!lll has haen Clomple•p•ll In dtrnrrl,nue' milt flff• (lulffall 011m, AI'J$1Il AI I()N' 140: 9 1111M)1) II{(M. 7-1 •$.3 ic). Ar'rAMI( I ti PR(1Il ( 1 14( ) rrlr,IRu 111t11 P1,1 4 04 111 PAl,i •, I hAllhlllunl In: I I MVNI R I I AR( I(It1(A I I (c)NIRA(:IOR II Il AYMENTI i Applualloll k nMdf! for 1I.f$fllvfll, ,t% hfl:•,11 lo-low, Ifs f 11nne'lliflrl mill the ('ofilf,111. Cortllnuallun Sheal, AIA Qut urnom 6701, N of lad ied Ihe plesunl slalus of 11w ,If f.nunt for fill,( unlfaf t n ,r, (oll(nt,: ORIGINAL CONTRACT SUM ....................... �. NO (hdnl;o by Chdnl;r Ur(Irr, ... , .. ... , . , .. r , . S_... 9!�a 0 53 ..00 ....` . . // CONIIIACT SUM TO 1)AII ........ r c. _79.3, 253 .90_,__ q �• �; ..� ' TO(A1. COMI'ITTI.p & STORLU 10 pAT[ ....... , ...636,906.00 . S_ � .:I -T`� (tlllntlt if fill (,Mi ) �`i/ +V e; r'�-- (w!('m IMA1NAG1:..........................5.. 'gas or filial ell C•nlunul 1 on 477 Job.e 1(;iiil TOTAL kAIINLU LLSS RLTAINAG[ ! LISS PREVIOUS CLIIIII ICAILS IOR PAYAUNT r .. , , , . SS 2vbr•. OP 1`1101 nlenft, that .111 'unrnolll hat,' h1'('n pall by hnn tell 1Y$flk Inr whu ll f I 00 �41808 00 • parvan/s (.vtuluatr•1 Ilot 11,IIm1•nl rvelt' 1•.+Ilr•II and paynu'1111* Ive•r'Ivwl (Rsnr'r, t (,.0 : , •`., 1 . CURRIN I 1 AYAl1.Nf I)Ui R ... ... ......... ' . S- - -- '_..' Imill fill. and 111a1 f uln'ul p,lynuatl ahftwn hvlvin I. $flow (leer / ; ,.; � • 1 1 �1:::• ell: (nunf t el(:... I Itiuhl�nhrd alld w orfl to helm$ fill. this (Irn lit If► { `L4V Nowsv 1'uhlu': j MY Coll11I11Y:1()Il r'a Ilft'S: 1 ARCHrrECT'S CERTIFICATE FOR PAYMENT AMOUNT CL14111111) .. , r .... r r .... , ...... , r .. , , . 5-•--••- 111 A(rofdAllee W1t11 1110 ( wfllmI I)nf lime -off., hawd fill 11f1•111P 101)•a9• (Affarh repfa• moon fl anlrnuu (mfolu•,l tldn•1. 11-11 the• .unnunf rpph'.4 fill I ♦,II(1f11 Wort title (IAIA (11111111111111; Ilse' A1111te' Appll(Allelll, list' AIe'llllml AI(la II IL(:t: j Cellllles (f) life 0%sliftl 111/1 rise wI1l1L 11,11 1111111fl-twil let Me- $)$still Indicated, flim In III(, hf'1f el hi, Lnelttl$dy,1, sm!)ffiolmn and 114,11M, 111C. flnallly ell 0w Moth 11 to) ,1$/l/lel.11ll l' Willi Ile$• (.r,111f,111 Show. •' „•' l Int•nh, Allet Ill -it 1119' CelntlA, lilt I►vflfllls'll fit pay$fu•nt ell Ih,• AA1( MINI Iles ( •t•Ibf/t db• I , Onf nrlp,U,arl,• Ih.' 1 .II 11 ".1 f 111,1III) ,. 1 n>,drin ,.n:; f" fl • I . • h I' f,n CIKIIffit) 11a11lr,1 hlrlrm Ina,an,v, I,.nn,rnf af„f ,e," ; f- , „f I,,,n,,.,if ,,,r .:,r,. , of 1,„ I ,,f" h, fa n$;ht$ lit Ih,• (Ih rlPf ill („Itl,d, 1,•/ Inul,•1 I,n I , f I,,,. t AIA MICILOW41 C•7()1 • AININAlION Alit) CIIIII11(Alf I0fl1'AYAIINI • A11811 ttl''1111)111()„ I AIA' • - 1'f,111 flit n',tIVICAN 1'I''t11117f ill Apr fi1111 V, 1114 fAIV if P.O.fAVII)Ilf N IV, tVAYlINf,lU^I II r !Ur°' (17I11 111711 r " IkIFO Oft. PA7 �yx flUrnM �I.�ryrA andP.l C'ON"Ut-TING LNOIr II"ram (4�V1 uhU gllt(q i ke 5 July 27 , 1983 c'cytrer = 'ZQ4A; ?k" Dc STATEAMM Jack La8hot City of Kenai r Box 580 Kenai, Alaska 99669 Q�c�°aDeQ,1 Haller, evergreen CAD Project No. 83106 Progreso Billing No. 2 Professional Services Engineer I - 7 flours @ 067 ' $ 469.00 -1 Engineer II - 17.5 flours 0 $57 997.50' Project Engineer - 113.5 0 $57 r 6,469.50, Full ,Time Inapector - 163.0 flouro 0 042,w 6,046.00' 2nd Crew Inspector - 136.0 Mourn @ 035- 4,725.00,, Technician II - 61.0 flours @ 042 2,562.00/ Secretary II - i.0 flours @ 022 - 22.00 Surveying 2-14an Survey Crew - 38.5 flours @ 0105 - 4,042.50' 3-Man Survey Crew - 56.0 flours @ 0145' nize.no_' Laboratory Sieve Analysis - 1 0 050,, 50.00- wash Sievo Analysis - 10 @ 060 600.00 - Density of Soil in Place - 16 0 045 -' 720.00- 'Trips - 7 0 030-210,0,0- EXPMWAM Prints - 11 (24 x 36) 0 02 .04 r�r" 22.00 Ridgewayu - 070.40 x l .l ' �� ,, » . e-i r. 77.44 , North Pacific 07.00 x 1.1 7.70- I - Vehicle - 27 clays @ 010' 270.00 ' 1 - Vehicle - 24 days 0 $10 2�t0.op 'total Amount Duo Total To Data 02201.00 4' 012,162.50 '+' 0 11580,00 Y 0 617.14 *' 036,450.64 F" fe, 3 $78,050.64 F<� i , l/L y%OvO,�ri Q� TRANS•ALASKA ENGINEERING - . 0OX 70L 6QW 0. A6AMA 90004 19071 24.3312 July 15. 1983 to o� a h,Iet City of gon,t 1 Rr: Second Ave.St.reet Improvementn Engineering Servlr.e!s, xv Sr. Tech/inspector 25 hrs. of $ per hr. y,A9 . Sr. Tech/Inspector 2.5 hra. Q S WIM her tlr. $—•1-?,(�.f38 I�O,S0 3�.tL Sr. Draftsman 2.5 hrs. -,A a hT*D' per hr. *,-Afw4.� 9Geyo 1 CN/. Total s4 486,/ti-- / y2 f, ofa ee d I APPROV20 BY Cirl OF 92PIAl (11 CITY MANAGCR ,.. �f4 'F1-,A?-C% .,..Jf—esl,......_ 7aPUr 1 wous ....„ :;./ . �.... (� ATTOMIF.Y ��..._.._........ >60TY CLEng ...�.,......_....._. O ._.......-._......,.... ORIGINAL COPY TO'"^"' G••-------- L!' t J/ 6 , 11904.)0. J-0 'i B TRANf3-ALASKA ENGINEERING - Box 707 BLWAfn) ALMINA 00004 1fl07t 214•.r.i12 .July 22, 1983 TOO City 01 Kan,►i ,to)p<<'�, M 2ul Ave. Street lmprovemuntn For Senior T(lchnlcien nnsl Senior 11rg1tiver Balance remaining on contract Total Due •;;;;.�,; l�GQ Ploanv eonsl clicck to Box 4406. Kona AK ()'MII Thank You OF y2,4AI '', G"ry r�aaal;ru ,,.,..w,,,,„ ,...,.—... ;� at':r•u�� „ A, %....rnw...w_ OPICI JAL CONY TO i .,.......-.y,..,......,.�....-ems C®k7/�p�; S �r ij t D�J /6.� jllJ V V p. V -V i i r" .t i, E , i 'F 0 A� — djc ,•o�1, 'Pt, I. -c•. ,Yc, jtS 1 4 ; -APPLICATION AND CERTWIC:ATE I"OR PAYMENT AIA 1)Ol ON111,11 (,70? TO (Ownt-0: 1114011 CI : API'I I{ A I ION NO. I I► I ►e.luhulum to: I;lty t►I K1,11111 ^�...... 51.11ltll. C111%tllrl 01111111111►11y (.1•IIIvr I I flWNlit r 1 11.0,11ox 580 1'll{ll)I) IRI),ti1, Illr/llt{/}4 S I I A14 IIIIII 1 Kenni, Alnnkn 99611 %f ` I0`nJ/1'�/F{1 (ONIN.AVION AIILNTION; ' ►'��, �J AI(( 11111! I'S t 1 �s11 ON CON t ItAl:1 I (eft: ("r)r't uVll Ct)[1111.1,11C1.1(1ll 'v,' C SStiOt d I OVIVA( f 1011 CONTRACTOR'S AI11"U I PAYME:NI- Applkanofl 14 fllade (let I'nyrftl,nt, •llossl► h(•lle,v, in 11111n1'111len Willi 11116 (,tlniraf 1, Contlnualion Shlrut, AIA t)u(umcnf (feel {, +. an,le hl,rl, < I IAN(;I ORDER SUMMARY S, I I ,Ille presvill statu•r of the at t nllnt fur thlh l'unU a/ l 1.1 JM1 follow.! t 1• ,,, ,. , hftplh Appeinvil ADM f U MS I DW I IONS , , ORIGINAL. CONIHACT SUM , ,,, , , , , , , ,, , , , , , , , , , , , y._ }Qi 1 % iel►rt '�,:. to Irunlrnu 81111111116 1)$ r i If )IM 619 , a 1 to . If If C, • I Not chnnµo by C:hanf{o Urders , , , , , , , , ,, , , , , , , , , , , , 3e.— .=111 _ Apprns l,ft tills �brn111 CONTRACT SUM TO DATE , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , F4 h4) 5f 1 h , (III r Kumbpr Owl,, Apprelvl,(I t � 4 04/20/83 34,215,00 i� , TOTAL COO I.ITF.q A STARED TO DATE . , , , , , , . , , , R.—'— 4 U'i/lu/fl'1 3,oUU.t►1► i If'oftlnul 11off 67011 rt I RE FAINAGE "n ,,,,, , , , 1; v or lot'll it, Colunnl I left ( of 1OIAIti �� a S , 72(1.1)L) :I, pt)(I. Utl Tom. LARNIU LLSS RETAINAGE , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,,, , `1_3 `J-. U4.1}U�,: rlgl t.hanl�l► I)y_<.hanfla �)r�h't� - 50,72( , 00 o Thu urldnrolnned Conlrarlor (ornffl,h fhal to fill, hphl of 111% knurl, ImI Vie• LLSS PREVIOUS CERTIFICATES FAR 11AYMFNT , , . , . , . 11 G.UU �. 11111rrlllnlilrfl alirl bt,ilpf Ibe Work wvvivol fly flu% Apphtalum We 1 ® 1'nifllrnit line bean rornpil,lell in arrnrdanll, mill flit- (nnllert DII(u• nlnnta, Ihaf all anlnlfnit ImVP br,nn peul fly 111111 felt Work felt wb)lh i pnlsfous (r111bt4ll,e Igor 1'aynn,nt well lehul,rl nntl layfnt•llb rtv rlvr d wJ I (al R((I:N 11'M"Mf;N T pl1E , , , , ,, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , i• _ }.•`� ... , ` from flip Owipr„11111 111,11 11111/•nr paynu,nt Lto ��. hlall,of: 'll n•.n►1 l elunls r,I• I., . • 1, ► ,, •,.�... /1 .�.. CON 1 RAC. C)R; 'f ' , +• Suh.criln- f and awllrn to bolurr) nu; fills .I ., slav it$ Nolary Irnhlic; 11 tt,• .AA. MyComfliyeinnet.pife 1, ,11 r, If ARCHITECT'S CERTIFICATE FOR PAYMENT AMOUNT U IIIIFIEU . . ... . . . . . . . ....... . . .. . . . . s- �1� •0 ..... (Atr.lrlt t'ytlenale,o U .unounf I1, '1bptl 11100-1. Wall flip ,uonunt ap1d111t lot ) Ill Apo dsinre will Ilw (o llmot 1)ntunu•nl+, Ir,r,pd eln nn•.np ohhe'r" AN.(;f II IEI."I'; valitnls and th(t rletA (onlptretnn flip abnu, spplu mmis, flit, Au f/nprt n,rhlwt Ito flip Meter lbal fill, Wilk has filol{o'w'd fa flip point (.�J fnduatt,rl; If►nt to Ihn best of fit, knnwle•dite', fntonnaNnn ,)left hl,ipd, fly;I),►il,:.. /... flirt ({uably ell 1hp weilk is in allelrftaml, will fist, 011111,pf 1)elrn• n►t,nfs;nrlef,hatflip(:ornresforthentdlt,drelp,gno,olell fileA'.1 AIN1 Hill (prfifnale• I. owl vviltdlallfl•, file-ASlt)INI (111.1If111) et, v'y-16, Holy Ut ILp r r,oq,.rleft UI R111,11), naul/,d lit-futn. J-wxv v, p,lslnl,ltt end ,►• , , I'I'l 1. 111 p 1% fit, ,.f aw is Ill it )n1 ,1:,It, f•t ,uly fl,;lllt lot dw r )$511/q ell 111114,14 to 11 11111It I If.,. (ICI tt('111 j Am I)AE' 1 610t • AVPI if AIIt11r A";f) (IIt111UAII I(Ill VAY101N1 0 AP911 19,1111ItIIt Al,' 0 " t'r"e Ili( A4tIVICAN N'slifUlf Of AINfill$(h, 1741, WIN Yt1V.Y. AVINVI, N.%V WAMIlIN't,11IN, 1)t. 111„11t, (i1112•dlrl7tl i� M ,I h A! t'�1i1'. ION AND CERTIFICATE. r. FOR f AY1`t(1IN'f AIA I n X i jNfl N f !l ! T t' 1 1 TC I! P Plrn rrJ Ill 4 1'.1rn it)l0wnoi): City of Kenai 1'Itoaci: Renovation and uwiti;lon AI'illUA110'4NO: 11 ll1'dolmllrstlet: P.O. Box 5110 of the Kena 1 Mun ici pia l I I O%VN11+ I� Kenai, AK 99611 Airport Terminal 111R1(11111{om; 7/1/83 11 AR(IfIll( t M I0; 7/31/83 1 1 ((INIRM.IUIll II I' AIIINIION: c:cINIRA(.IIUK; General Construction AN IifII( I'S I A if Aul1 Il't t a, 1 9{iI CONTRACTOR'S APPLICATION FOR PAYMENT nl,pllrnfirrft 1'. 11,nllf. for 11.1vi„'ftt, ,IL ,.hImIs Isar,•:,, III 111nn4'(111111 ►•,Jo,, fill' Confirlwillun Slit -of, AIA Docunttml G701, I , ,Inn, lit -if r I IAN(,I 0101,14 SUMMARY SN Ihr' pro"I'nf "I.11m of Ihr nr r ollnl for till. ( 111111,1(t t, ffillow',; t 1,111114. f Inlrrt ,Ippintl•11 AI lot llf INS 1)fl)U('IIONS , , �1r ORIGINAL CONTRACT SUM ,, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , u1 prr•tu1u. nv1n1h4 h► ( ' ( h5 lilt001 tt)IAI $121,AZ1,fli3 I Not (hallge by Change Ofder, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,4 AIIIiInNvl Ihh/11111111 � 11 ' 'li ftf)fi,iils i —__- -- I CONTRACT SU41 10 DATE . . ......... . ....... . .... S-_1,71 ., V111nbo,r I1no,A 1 tirrtl ll _ ll 1 6 7 7 f33 6 t35.aa �, / r I TO1A1. (,OMI'1.1.11.1) dr liciicfiii Tt, DATE � 1 , 7a7 , 7. ,1, , _.. ail a ` i leglllfltti (i nti (�%f111 (. f, Rl:TA1NA(. .. . . . . . . . .. . . . ........... . s.34 , 154, 7)� �.�.. or trlinl Jtt ('rJlntnn I no, (;;nl is $127,256. s3i3 1 TOTAL LAftN[O LLSS RLTAINAtiC . .......... . ..... . s. :f)73 �)L2 ;10�,9 t Ynl f hat,{lo 1) (hdn r (litho+ c ti Is $127,2r6,f38 4 I 1110' NnifnlNllftt•rl t'nittfe, flit I I'llfGro 111,11 bI Ihr, I,ra( 01 111% kilr,wlellllr• f i LESS PREVIOUS CERTIFICATES Will PAYMENT ... , , , , s_L,4JZ,961_.9(1r-r somiftalton nfld l,I•Iml flit, Moth wivirvl toy flim ApllhrnluJn (fit rI 11,14nlefif hebmn t ,c1)8111111.18.11 lit III rnrLto,I, Willi Ihr ( ofltfaf1n f I (u• f no,flte, Ihet all anlrnolt+ hn►r lir1'll pnal by hnn lilt Wr,fk GJ/ ahlth i ^ ; , •; pro t Io1st, CvIIifit's lrt (tit 15r►mr Il t:rrr Iteord .roll i,,tyntrnPo to,tr•rvrrl ; i ; fl1RRLNT ('AYMCN f DUE . . . . .. . . . . . . . ... . ..... . f•, I1unl lhr, t )u flrl, ,still Ihdf I no,, of p.n livol +hfrwfl I rrnml It flow (hp•. VVV E : 1 .��•� — _ Slntc uf: 6i8Sfi�11 t(1+1' i b�G,t!►. county o(: �j'tiY4.?tia 1: r CON TunCloft; , H. HALVORSON, INC. 4 Su1r,f obeli .lnrl ;m, lit to file this ff.iy of d ly tom. INC. 1903 - fVutnrvPublle: ►�;cj4:e 7-v, vkl �'� i t,/1 A1v Cofttlitleeiofi ex iirl,':; . C 2 t ARCHITECT'S CERTIFICATE FOR PAYMENT AMOUN I c:I.RTIfiLU . ..... . . ..... . . . . 5_.....1,'.., (Aftd!!t r'tp/mmbrtn d antounf I erblirv! rbllrr, hnfil fill' .urrvur'I ,q,/)hod tin I off off toldfifle it v.rlh the( flrill ff l llw ltnu•nl•,, I in'.s,d rill 4101•+11• 011x•t• I ►'4111,016 Aral ille 11n1,1 mil or.uill flit' nhn►r applu,lill,n, tits, An limo l Al(CI11 ffCT: l ro,ddlrl lit silo, (IV,nrt I1.11 Ihr 1vot1 Itw, Inilgle""I'll try Ihr pulnl / ' 1 l , .....t fndu,tlrtl; Ihnt fn lilt• brat of hr, 6nuxbvlllr, tnunmdUnfl .uul lu lu•1, Ilv;--..._. . ___ _. ff (Ldr: w the, flimlify its Ihr• Wifr1 o at nllrltflenf I. mill flit• t r1I111n11 U,o it lbw (rrf16,n1r 1. It,•f 1 "t:,rbelrl'M^lilt' ,11,1UU 1 l I I;IIf II+ 1 1. ,tvdl r,• mit `' Ihn ! 1. 11d, ha op'n1 ,: nfltl Ihnl Ihr (Indrdl nu r, tnUfb•r) lie p�lynv fli nl Ihr AAi(111•�{t (, I • I t I il!ill till fb1111ri1 livivrll (', +lJ.lnln 11ey/10n111 .11111 as 10 111.11" nl tar. rla•ul do ;'.IllugJl igrin,l,1 ,. L, dlry ! I ! >1 ol;ht. nl Ih1. Oc.nrr o1 ( nnb,1, Or unllnt fin , l nnlf.n I f MA 111If. I1Mf-41 4:at • AI'Plit A1111t; A•If) f 1111ItIt Alf 101! PAY4111011 AITIt 11,71111)1110Q,' O AIA' 111;1i 'i „ •. 11 • 1,11 of IllI'll $$off 1'. fY, 'lilt' ►•I1111' A►'I'411/ MI►' 111711 G _ � 'i;alri:�sia �/$74G'�7fl1� �Y��'©�A9 •'>'•�l��:i�i�J,�Q�i� 0ox 4625 profeaslonal building suit© 110 Kenai, alaska 98611 907 203.7732 °V/ y Pd to We July 20, 1983 �;;. .�► f1v�►;/, 9S•/-1,So JUL12M t� CIt; at Kcm l City of Kenai `� ,?U$110 Works DPgL ; ./ Post Office Box 5�0 Kenai, Alaska 99611 -- — Attention: Keith Kornolis, Director Department of Public Works Re: Invoice for Architectural Services Kenai Municipal Airport Renovation and Expansion Project INVOICE Observation Servim Juno 30. 1983 thru July 28, 1983................................... 2 Q53.75 THANK YOU TIF,0:7, . • . e :.....-e.....�....•.. ...a. ...... ....n..... d i� " .! . . i.• �.�. v. •.? ell i MjF:O r �jf i � f ♦1m� �• I�I)l�i(�VILVI� ��NCiI_ILTIN(r�C:Nc31Nf�FF10 MI SS P.G. BOX 40MU KCNAI, ALASKA W8611 6UITL 1118 PROI -7 July 28. 1983 City of Kenai Box 580 Konai..AK 99611 8 T A T is H H N T ``w�49M Vtiti� Ros #8313 Ryana Crook Nitnoss Trail Statement thru 7/28/83 — 90% Complete —= LUMP SUM FLAK AMOUNT a $4200.00/ $4200.00 x .90 $3780.00 v PREVIOUSLY BILLED THIS PHOJP,CTs 0 BALAW;E 0119s $3780.00 .I a CONSULTING ENGINEERS Wm � �i Nelson t T Associnfes RTRI.IQTUE7611_/f:IVil. P.O. BOX 4825 KENAI, ALASKA 99611 SUITE 118 PROFESSIONAL BUILDING 807 283.3583 T C on fire�7" = �iq Soo. o 0 July 28, 1983 City of Kenai Box 580 Kenai, Alaaka 99611 STAT EHM'4T Ras #8334 Mat and Second Streets Inrtpection Statement through 7/31/83 i Construction Inspector 115.5 hra @ $45/hr s $5197.50 , c= . yr egr4 evo PriVi41ow ifOr p.7 J Construction Inspector 28.0 hro @ $5411 r o {$ --00-'t0VERTI:SR)0.1 ph Fie s+oAe�N�I, Engineer (Principal) 23.0 hro @ $60/hr - $1380.00V00, e`'4 Vehicle 13 days @ $40/days $ 520.00 ✓ Total to date �3fifl9:51� �/3 Prev. Puy`ts. 0.0 ✓ Bat, Disc VS%,S"O 1 ��T�Y 3 ""'�� r' :'.::: .;'f :.TY :;,"• "ti+:laE 11� 4a Lti.Ow"ir4•%.... .......... ...I I " Amin" 71 --�' /.:z Y90001 �'C) 9r CONSULTING ENGINE13-FIS Win J Nolson ASSOCinfos FITF41 STI JnA[-/CIVII - WSW I SUITE I 1101 PROFES 0-10NAL UUILDING 1307283-3583 Cwq Yr e) C �.2 ro 0. July 28, 1983 79 City of Kenai Box 580 Kenai, A 99611 bOriVE 8 TATEMRN %M pt�1. . Res #8326 Lake, Marine, Granite Point F.B.A. Statement thru 7/28/83 Engineer 14 JIRO (,)$60' 840.00,* Draftsman 120 IMS @030.- 3600.00.- Clarical I 11R 0020e 20.00-, 4400.00 $4460.00 Subcontract Profounional Serviceas Surveying per invoice 7/8/83 2452.00-1 Drilling por invoice 7/18/83 722.15-1 3174.15 A( x 3491.57 P( 3491,57 Mileage 9 MI 0.50--1 4.50 4.50 STATIMENT TOTAL. $7956.07 SERVICTO TO PATF': $1S846.67 VRFV101,"; 3L1,L1N(,,- 3890.00 H '(X ALAN W11; 07956.07 j. "'f etry W v MAI y PAY ESTIMATE CITY OF KBNAI N 0 : 2 .10)-_,- xm project Halleroon & McXi.nllay, 3rd, 4th, 27th & 32nd �r)d Han tart' gewor, urea -Main & Htroot Improvemonto Contractor Zubock, Inc. -.._.... Address Star Routo 3 Kenai, Alaoka 99611 Project No. N/A 1 _- phone (907) 293-3991 ANALYSIS OF ADJUSTED CONTRACT Period From 6-2 MOUNT TO DATE to 7-24-83 i O1 �0 Original contract amount-g;,,,�F,_(1p., Not change by change orders e nn :_ O3 Adjusted contract amount to data10,.�m ANALYSIS OF WORK COMPLETEI) ® Original contract work completed Additions from change orders completed p,000__�_„_-m � O Materials .stored at close of period 229113A•lf3 ✓ .A Total earnedOc, 4 + !� a 1059,274,GL f; +O Less retafnage of 10 percent 105,927.47 „ Total carned lef,:; ret.alitage 7D-OG 953,347.21 10 boss amount of prevlot,:; payment.; 599,817.64 11 Balance due tt,i:s payment 353, a29.57 1 cc: Contractor _ 1i,:gincer Jusiiin Mails ,1 y 1 q PAY A, n fl� or �1 ESTIMATE N0:2 In CERTIFICATION OF CONTRACTOR AatofJinp W the hest of my knuwloJao and belwl. 1 evrtfly that All iotmt end amounft shown on the face of this potioJie pollmam fist ha/tlal I'Aymtnf AN eAfrvetf 111.18 all work hoe bvtn p#rcormod -fail 'of mA$oflal supplied in full accorflance with the frquitefnem• al /he /tlt1011WfJ Cunt/.lct, Anil of July delholiatd J#ylationt, *Yb*rytet{Ulle, altofolonne, anJ'of &Aditsonsf that the folestting of s flue and culluct AtAwmunt of 'hit eunffICI Aeenunt np to And InvludinA Iho late J.1y of this pr,lsud euvoted by thin pelimlie latifnatef that no pArl of thu ' 1lalanftr Ditto This 1 Aymunt has Aeon fucely#d, anJ that the undorapsned anJ his subcontractors h&vt•(Che#k eppaosely f41ti1 A. X: CompltuJ with All rho labor provisions of oaid eonitAet, It. C: CampliuJ with .111 this IAbor plovitions of *rill contfacf exeeps in cline* instance+ when an hoot*# dispute #sins& with re• •poet W kAiJ lAbelf pluvlsluns. (it (t) Of shocked, doccfthe Prblly nomfo o/ dtopule,) Zubeck, Inc. By UAtoJohn M. Iiorr, q iComf*att►1 (tilen&Iwe W Aw►wN a ttosrosenbNve) • Julyt...3 , 1913— Title �anaxr}fanquOr CERTIFICATION OF ARCHITECT OR ENGINEER 1 soflify that 1 h,svv chuckud An.l verifivJ thv All~ And foluvulnp f)urifhlia liAtftn,llV loft pAfti of p.lymentf that to shu best of my knowfuj$y And hulfvf if is ,1 tfuu And ctooreet etasomunl of %took fwtfofmvd AnJror 111,11 .11 nupplivJ by she #onsrAe/Mi this$ All wurk AnJa ut mAwtfAi snelu.IuJ in this Iturithfir littlmafu hall but'" 1110pvviv.1 by not, nn.l off by my July Aufbv/iitJ rup►usvaAlive of As*i&t.lnbl 10.1 111,11 of IIA• buvn (•vflnrmeJ Anil /of supplWJ in full ,wenfdAncr %Ith ra.lunumval• tot aim luturvtteu conifeetf Aloof tnat peffial •nlvnf rl,Imvd A11d tt•quvatuJ by tin• curflrAclul to eo/Jvt't0 cunlpuf.J Un tbtr b,/ol.t 611 wn/k puftoad ►mAnil'ut n1A1v- IIJI euppl t .1,11V / P $A/t, ltltrv# Ut toemevtl PRE -PAYMENT CERTIFICATION BY FIELD ENGINEE chrJit rrltl ul /l,.vmrnl , „llrlu•A 17, bsav ♦lff a6v { 1A, . dn:,.u. ,•.•1tn•t llt. 1.nnfA•lalla Hr/u,;.fL, „l ,trt.nlala h•► i',erlfl.! /Srtlnt,nlo, thv n•11V•. AnJ Wp11tl• vl listInsyvrrl.m . • t t •. . „qv. s, , ,A 1 t. rvn.,nr. r. I wa. •u; mfsl u1r ,rf.1•v, .•t 1 Ifvu1. 1•r, lr .• nry np1111.1n fit it thY •14fvmvns sit %,trh r./L,/t t• 1 oft of •A Pt ft.1.. •.11I•I't8 .f • • d.. ul Jf•, tit it 1,: Dit/ $44"1 19 ub e. H11fL 1hv It Qnllt no'Ino ul thV •dllf/Aa, AU,I fast itfr .v,nttA. s,.l .b.,,,i ; , pAf,f me ouvons rvffur•.tv,l Jr ,,•. , 1 •vrtfts f,,.1, .11; 44-700 .lint ff. ft.11+ (Sol t, l 1l.• ,rat{Ll: s 111, :.t to 111 ,1.. 1• .f 1,41 nu, .f n.1 tit♦$ If Is r. b,•1'n I'vit Ntfltvtl Ifni'01 .u;t• ... Fiir°A fit Ir,..16•.•l.tAo• r •f^f : h• ovfbll• 11,4$,1..,I fi, •♦7or 1 7. .) ,rfA t noon, rlr IPat, f � f 4rpr,tt6A •',rovo. r,,,, u1 t •. r • t �� f,,tr I I a P A Y t�EC�tV�u ct� ESTIMATE. N 0 : 3 (;ITY OF KEN"1I Vivo '.•o a ?1 enai - Water, Sewer, and Road Improvements-- "LAwEo11 1Curoraa, Cana, an lellght, Linwood a Kaknu C':ntractor Spruce Construction Address 8210 Hartzell Road Anchorage, Alaska 99507 Project No. N/A 7/3.1/83 7/23/83 P1101c' (907) 349-1554 _ Period From to _ ANCALYSIS OF ADJUSTED CONTRACT AMOUNT TO DATH (D Original contract amount $1,314,148.75 ✓ �.' tiet cil.•inge by change orders 0.00 Adjusted contract amount to date U.314a48.7 ANIALYS I S nF WORK C(�''.l'1•!i I'1:11 0�I Original custtract work Completed ��iCr.9a 3'LL1Zi[o. �V f Additions fl•on, ell:lrll;c orders completr.ct •As60- --�-' _ �I N!srtet ialti :ctorud it clo-Se of rerioti 148,95 35 •1'ot11 C:lt'i1c'tt�1 • �r � fi — �4�8...,..�.2t• �'�.+`M`T��S �/���-/..��!_ � �r �� of ��percent �J Tot..i t•:rr{� .i !t :; r�•tairr ;,.0 Q t L:•••, .►::;,,,,nr ,�f' ;►r�•ti•i�,u:; I�,., �•c,r•srt. _ .5__--- rr tu�� //(/ r lr•.; paJB,cr,t �( SPRUCE cOtISTRUCTIOM, Inc. a _.. • • � I A' L/ A � , PAY ESTIMATE Page 2 of 12 No: 3 '0� U CERTIFICATION OF CONTRACTOR Aet ofJlnl to the befit m t of my knanle.fle and belief, I certify that all items and amounts shown on the face of this Periodic Estimate tat flat,. Pat filenl arc ecrrect; that all tvurk has been performed and/or material supplied in full nceorJancc with the requirement's of the retereneeJ Contract, anJ or July authoriaeii deviations, subatttutiona, alterations, and/or aJditiutis; that the loreKoinF is a Ifile al,d correct •itatemcnt of the contract account up to and including flit- last day of the yerfoJ covered by this perIudi(. F.suinaic; that no part ut the "Ital.tncc Due this Payment" has been received, and that the undersigned and his subcontractors hAve•(Cheek urir•,•,fbt.- line) a. Complied with all the labor provisions of said contract. Is. f^ CumplieJ w ith all the labor proviat(ins of said contract except in those instances where an honest dispute exits with re- collect to aaiJ Labor pt0visienS. (it (b) to checked, dracribe rrlrtly nature of dispute.) OPF Spruce COnstruat10ng Inc• by I Y Icontractor) (irnatwe of Au iced Rep►esenta aJ _Juisr 25 , 19 83 Title Project Engineering CERTIFICATION OF ARCHITECT OR ENGINEER 1 celldy that 1 tease chef 6r of and teftfled file abuve and W14-putng Pt rimlfa 1"9tnnaft fool Ilsrela) 1'evmeflt; 111.11 to the le''st of my knuulcof and belft•f It i-. a true and a•.rfect statement of wank perforincJ an.L•ar m.uafi.11 .upptied by the roonlraa t.r; tls.tt all work an.t ur mstcrlal tncxudc.t In Chi% llcfusfi: Estimati hay liven m.p.•ca d by me •I11.1 of I•e my duty aufborved tcprr•.rnt.tua.• Of a+saslattt's 411.1 111.5t of ba% bttn h•fturma•J ar1J. ut +upplfed fit lull a.turdan: t with fequucmvnl+ .d dot, rttetaalte a•ontta,t; .ro.t that partial peylua•nt clauua•d .iud realuc•ueJ by the contractor is cotter tl) t.11np1rteJ uu file It's-• of oat nark perlurntvJ .111.1 'ar mate• real wppl)arai•y. d.tta•, p....�.�r......_..__._..._............_._�.. ,« <An•bttrrf r.•n,•ufrrrl . ••? Bate PREPAYMENT C TIFICATION BY FIELD ENGINEER Check We 111 Inrrra,rnr a.•rfdn•.l: -.fir, tta a:.un•.t fit.. .onlLt.'t.r'• Sf ln•dul.• .d df:..eanft. loft C.ettraef /'dyrtu•ufe, the ifotrs .u1.1 1. poll , ar flit in"I.•ttl.n....l fit, rr ,Iv.t, ,..1 1114; ptti.iJia itport. 1.ubnluf..1 !.a she 114hlt,vt Vitt•111a•4•r. It I•, 111v olvnlon chat tit, -.fat, m,•nr oot a40, 1'eff.•flnl.t lot.! .•f •11 v, •:$I . atoppllvj I-. a:cuf.ite, that Ill , oliff.la ter 1.. 111.11 f•:•fig ll.a f. alulH lift no. tit flit •.11111.6, t, ./It.{ chat fl,c a•nu: i.l•lr •.o..u:� I•,$M life a1al.1unt toquef.l.J a:..•.r. r eKlr tt,.lt .111 n.•tt u..; f ra,ttefial, ull.IPf the• contf.i. t ::a. e, . to in •..#".1 1.v flit .1113 that it !f.I• •v.•11 •, tfn { ! I trued .1n.1 ut vul•• lu•d 1n ,1 ..1...,. Sat.. , .••i tL, requtft!'o ut:. a( ilia Ctnt:t... t, XnaaMlri • ,Oa1e1 �rft••ia.t ��_e: f.• f.froet'no 401w"j, lU,rfrf i s PAY ESTIMATE N0: CITY OF KFNAI ' Project Second Avenue --Street, Water, and Seger Contractor Doyle Construction Address Rt. 1, Box 1225 Kenai, Alaska 99611 Project No. -- Phone 776-8552 Period From 4-1-83 to 7-15-83 I ANALYSIS OFF ADJUSTED CONTRACT AMOUNT TO DATE � Original contract amount $ 184,890.00 / r/ - 2 Not change by change orders (2.550.00) 10 Adjusted contract amount to date 5 182.340.00 r ANALYSIS OF WORK COMPI.I,111) ` x O Original contract work completed )5.520•(10 ✓ �. Additions from change orders completed � S C �• ' i Materials stored at elo: a of period.B- Y� {, O Total earnedO *O+• a � Loss retaina-c of (G PCI*cClit JL ." /S'c►�� � c i ►� 0Total caned I v: re to l n:t,,,e O > ►, � !Y� �,S r ri i r Less aomt oprevio::O G7/`� _ Balance :Ftie th.. I1:1;"'mollt - re Cc::tractor Doyle Construction - i;::-ineerCrang-.�l:i$na F::Iislccrin;; r .I i' r � ' I t 1 fall' 1 of 9 PAY ESTIMATE N0: � Second Avenue --Street, Writer, and Sewer ' I i CERTIFICATION OF CONTRACTOR � f 4c:,,rdlno to the her: of my knowle.lttu and bel iot, 1 eerflIv that all itumt and amountq vhuwn un the Lice of this periodic Estimate for 11.Iftl.11 I1.1yt1lunt Are coffect; that .111 work 11.101 huvn purrnrml'J and Of m-IletlAl •IupplteJ to full AccurJAncu with the reeltlttemunts .+r fm• tefureneud t:ontrrct, Snj or July authors.'eJ Jutlatluns, tuustttution., alturatsuns, and. or .w.ficium. th•/t the foregoing I11 a � ftut and %:orruct-tawfount .,I the ,-mmset account upto ami rnclu.1ml; fill' 1.1,1 Jay of the period covemw by tilt% peftudic I'sttlmate; th.{t nu part f+f the "llAlancv Due I'hls P.{ymunt" haw been tt•culve.l, And that thu undvtegtnva and )site teubcontractors have -(Check npp-r•shl. flour +f a, -" Cumrlmd %Iff, .111 the labor provisions of natJ contract. bL _ Cumpliu.l with dl the labor r •+ isiona tf • aiJ contts,t except in thnse inst Ines where an honest Dispute *it iota with te- spuet to sAtJ Libor provisions. (it (b) 1; chocked, desctlee 1•►relly nature of dlspors,) i i Doylo Construction R/ _— By — (Con{rovtoq �( n of of uthorlsselRepro nrattve) C C 19title `We(1 iCERTIFICATION OF ARCHITECT OR ENGINEER 1 certify that 1 have checked and terif led the above and foregoing perifftlic Estimate for parliai N.Iynlunt; that to the host of my knuwiv.11ev ,Ind belief it 1% r true and t'fxreet statement of work purtmmud .In.i'ut m.Iterlal eupplivJ by the contractor; tfiAt .Ili work And ur muterl,/l inelmW In this I'vnt%iic Estimmu has been sn,pectoJ fly ate dnJ '41r by lily Jury AuthUfjZVJ ft•pa•sentativc or A%sls:Antte and O'er it ha% been pvtfurmed .Iml /let sllpptivd in full .ICePr.f-tncv etch requtremvnt s the re(erencu cuntrAet; And nI that pAttial ``wymeat ylAinwJ An.l t4,gtu•atv4i by the, contr wor it correctly eonll•oted an the b.lnla of work pertarmuJ anj"or malt- )rat %uppliutl to dAty. �►{Ilea{ Ayrl,tlnyvr► 11rans�AK Engi.ncoringX r6J� PRE -PAYMENT CERTIFICATION BY FIELD ENGINEER V pA✓ Cheek ripe of pavmenr rerrlire ll _ I Wive cfiecke.f thin e•.tsnlate .teain••t till- ,.mmi,for" 54 Ju•drr7L nl ilnf.nurl !.0 <'„rtlrocl J4fyrnvara, the n,•tes And rer,,tt% of my I I1Nlli cfi,ln. f4 thv Ia.gvef, JaJ tilt I•t fte•is. rul•,fri..I/brl/tfl..1 !•y Ill. af, )Uft'tt visgsllet'r. It 1, my ..rlllu,n fit.$( the' 11,11, fliv"t dr I %ark vrittrmf:d •u,i ' fr al.ltl-rsalr, •.utpl{r .i I..{t.u1ACv. 111At 'ill . ,n/tr.l,r.-r 1. oh,ctv{o, site retlUlrPlllrrt{n as the t•ontfa.t..Ind that I lu cunuaat)r •.huuld be f4m.1 Ill, n .{mount que•.u••1 ,lt..,te, tfatNy that all w-ork .Ind .n r1l.tfer/.11e un.t. r fill, centa{. f tf 1 . • ,, n w .I , • r, 1 I.r list' Aud them It if l bevn l.•rnsrmvJ {n•1 or +up• pilad In lull Accur.J,uae wah the rrquln nx•flf% .,I the cstltr.f.f, - 4 Trans-AK.F.r tinccris*fg•aJKn�lnvvq rt,err, t 1 ! t _ .11ptatt•d �_ _ ---- r(',,ntrArtlns tJrh.vrr fC,afn 1 f 1 s ; j ' z�ry A 1, N D A Page '�u. ':.II.L T ` i3. PLLUGL 61 C. INVOCATION: Assembiymember Crapuchettes 1 D. ROLL CALL 1 E. VACANCY, DESIG:.ATION OR SEATING OF ASSEMBLYMEMBER F. APPROVAL OF MINUILS OF June 21, 1983 1 Approved G. COMMITTEE REPORTS (a) Finance (Crawford, Corr, Carey, Dimmick, Sewall) (b) Local Affairs/Ed (Jean, Glick, Douglas, Keene, M¢Gahan) 1 (c) Public works (Arness, McBride, Stephens, King) (d) Legislative Affairs (Dimmick) (e) Land Disposal (Corr, Crapuchettes, Glick) H. AGENDA APPROVAL I. ORDINANCE HEARINGS (None) J. INTRODUCTION OF ORDINANCES (a) Ord"AmendingTitle 4fK to Allow owforUseofPunchCard Ballots" (Mayor at Request Clerk) 2 Set Hearing (b) Ord. 83-Sl "Rezone of Proposed Gusty Subdivision Add%tion No. 1 from Conservation to General Com- mercial and Reclassification of a Portion of the Kenai Land Use Map" (Mayor) 2 Set Hearing (c) Ord. 83-52 "Rezone of Lots 5, 6 and 8, Bik 1, a rway states, City of Soldotna, From Residential (R-1) to General Business (C-3) District"(Mayor) 2 Set Hearing (d) Ord. 83-53 Substitute "Amending KPB 20.04.040A to Provide or a aver of Subdivision Platting Requirements According to the Terms of AS 29. 33.170(b)" (Glick, McGahan) 2 Set Hearing !FE (e) Ord. 83-54 "Enacting a New Chapter 10.16 of the I orougft Code of Ordinances Prohibiting the Sale of Fireworks in the Borough Outside Cities" i� 10 (Dimmick) 2 Defeated - K. CONSIDERATION OF RESOLUTIONS (a) Res. 83-155 "Amending the Allocation of Municipal Ald Grant Funds Provided in Resolution 83-113 by Transferring $115,793 from Hope Landfill Develop- ment and Holt Road Projects, to the Halbouty Road Project" (Mayor) 4 Adopted i �i I . G "s- , X . ' I i f 1 0 (1)1 !crrs. 83-I,+o AmenJln,; t.hu Allocation "I' k4unICIo.11 Aid 1 r.+nt fund:: I melded In Ros, 83.151 by Truns- I'cr'In 1; $100 00(1 I roan 'h+cl.ey Luko Road Project to too r}'cfr'8/titt'.+1,,,c1'r) Itoad I'ru•loct" (Nayor) •1 Adl.I,tod (c) Coy. 86-I5' "rll•uatIII a Public Acccs4 and Utility :usomon +cro:I:1 Kotu►1 P0n1114111a iioruul;h Selected Lunds in tho Anchor Point Area" (Mayor) 4 Adopted (d) Roo. 83.1Sd "Appruving is Negotiated Lund Salo i>►, cut i�ia b)- hobbit L. iichmidt" (tdcr.uhun) Roconsidorud, Roconsidorutiun by Bing 4 Dofoated (o) Roo. 83.143 "Approving Rocommondut ions of the Konat FoMsulit Borough Resource Development Commission on Certain Proposed State Legislation" (Mayor, Roc(. Resource Dov. Cmsn.) Postponed o-7 11/drawn by L. PIiNDING LEGISLATION Mayor (a) Ord. 83.9 "Providing for the Acquisition of Power Necessary to Provide Road Maintenance" (Rof. L.A. $ P.W. Cmts.) to return 7.19 (b) Ord. 63.29 "Providing for Rocodification of Title 17 Borough Lunds and for Annual Borough Lund Disposal Plans Pursuunt to Formal Uniform Lund Disposal Conditions and for Sand and Gravel and Other Permits and Codifying and Amending Ordinance 82.23 (Amondod) Concerning Negotiated Sale of Isolated Tracts and Amending Existing Borough Real Property Disposal Ordinance Consistent with State Laws" (Rof to Lund Committee G P.C.) (Postponed to 7-19-flouring Cont'd) (c) Ord.83-44 "Making an Appropriation to the Capital Projects Fund in the Amount of $3,150,000 from the Proceeds of the Sale of General Obligation Bonds for the South Peninsulu Hospital Service Area for the Capital Improvements of the South Peninsula Hospital (flour 7.10) (d) Ord. 83.42 "Authorizing the Receipt of $100,000 Grunt from the State, Dept. of Administration, for the Pur- chase of a Fire Apparatus/SAR Vehicle for the Nikiski Fire Service Area (flour 7-19) (a) Ord. 83.43 Authorizing the Receipt of a $50,000 Grant from the State, Dept. of Administration, for the Pur- chase of a Piro Truck Pumper for the Boar Crook. Fire Service Area" (flour 7.19) (f) Ord. 83.45 "Amending KPB Title 5 to Conform Real and Personal Delinquent Tax Enforcement Procedures with State Law and Other Provisions of the Code and to Authorize Publication of Delinquent Personal Property Tax, and Clarify Enforcement Procedures and to Authorize Staggered Sales Tax Reporting Poriods and to Repeal Sales Tax Lions" (flour 7.19) (g) Ord. 83.46 "Amending Sec. 2.08.09 of the KPB Code of Ordinances tolnclude Assembly Committees Within the Provisions Governing Agenda Preparation and Clarifying Procedure" (Hear 7.19) (h) Ord. 83-47 (Subst) "Authorizing Indebtedness by the Issuance of General Obligation Bonds in an Amount Not to Exceed $11,920,000 for the Purpose of Designing and Constructing, Improving and Equipping Additions to Soldotnu Junior High, Paul Banks, English Bay, fA+ •r-nb-. ... ,frw.r, -r Wit:: 1, y-_-i r •Gr 1 E'- to bu 001'1vr11 11'"111 11l%1l14 (,pt''INrI ,11f1t111 fhr' imI.1"IgIl, 111141 Approval I'oI, 'tidIIll III, tliv cm-.1'1'ty II'n,cr LII,II :;vhmoI Poc1I lfy, ',r111IuCt titA1111rnv,Il I),' tI,%, '., tar'.• .0 Ill(1 Hollular hluct ion uf1 uctobv►, 4, 1 )83" Illuar 7-It)) (i) Ord, 83-48 "IlatobI I till Inµ tho Anchor Ito Int Pi r'v and llmor oncy bivdlcal '4orv16v Arv,1 to I'rovidu IIlry Pr'o- toctfon and Ambulanco Aurvicuo, and Providing for off 111octod Board" (Iluur 7.1v) (J) Ord, 83-49 "Authuriding tho ltucoipt vi ,1 (;root In rho Amount of $81,5,000 from tho stato Cunur"i fund to tho Konsli Poninitula Eoruullh South Peninsula Iloopltal Service Aron for Hospital Construction" (Hour 7.19) M. NORMAL PRESENTATIONS WI'1'll 1/111014 NOTICE UPON HA T IHS NOT ON THE MEETING A011.V0A N. MAYOR' 3 REPORT (a) Moose Point Subd. Survey 4 final flat Contractt► 3 0. OTIIER BUSINESS (u) Approval of Furniture and Equipment Lists for Nikoluovsk, Nikiaki, Coopor Landing and McNeil Canyon Elementary Schools (dated May 17) 5 Approved (b) Approval of Furniture and Equipment Listo for L'iementNeil aryyScAoolksi(dateddJunep7) Landing 6 Approved (c) Approval of Furniture and Hcuippmont Lists for McNoii Canyon, Nikolaovsk �ddition and Tustumena Elementary Addition (dated June 17) 6 Approved P. ASSEMBLY AND MAYOR'S COMMENTS 6 Q. PUBLIC COMMENTS 4 PUBLIC PRESENTATIONS UPON MATTERS NOT CONTAINED IN THE ASSEMBLY'S AGENDA R. INFORMATIONAL MATERIALS AND REPORTS 6 S. NOTICE OF NEXT MEETING 4 ADJOURNMENT (July 10, 1983) , 11) hl �„1l 1'L;r1;i;,111.A Itul(�,11(,II 11.1,1 i, 1M3; 7;,Su 1',hl, lit AI1,4I;,I!V[10I'1t15 All 11,10'o; A, CALL TO 01W)CH The rey,ulur meelln;; w,,n cal led to order ,rt ";:So 1,,►n, by 1'rc,1 1 ;.► WCCIoud. 11, I'LLD61l Oil AI,1,1:(ilAy(;l; C. INVOCATION Tito invocation was $ivon by Aneomblynlombor Crapuchettos itis the scheduled minister was unablo to attend, D, ROLL CALL. PRESENT: Assomblymomborg Dimmick, Douglas, Col Lck, Joutt, King, McCloud, McGultun, Stephens, Arnoss, Corr, Crupuchottos; Adorn, Asst, Post, Atty, Boodekor, Assessor Thomas, Pinanco Director Burton, Deputy Clerk lfrindloy ABSENT AND UXCUSEDs Assemblymombors Crawford, Koono, McBride, Sowell, Carey Be VACANCY, DESIGNATION OR SLATING OF ASSEMBLYMEMBER F. APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF Juno 21, 1083 The minutes of the June 31 regular meeting were approved ats written, G. COMMITTIIE REPORTS (a) Finance (Crawford, Corr, Carey, Dimmick, Bewail) No Finance Committee meeting wits held, (b) Local Affair#njd (Joan, Glick, Douglas, Sharon Jean reportod the Local Affairs and Public Works Committees met Jeiatly to discuss road construction standards with stuff members at 4 ,te .m. Sho,stad Service Area Coordinator liouvilin would be obtaining nput from the road service areas to present at a second meeting towards the end of August. At the regular Local Affairs meeting that followed, the committee recommended age of Res. 83-iSy, 83.1�6 and 83.1151, and a postponement of Res. 83.14ppass3. (c) Public Works (Arnoss, McBride, Stephons, King) No separate meeting was hold. (d) Legislative Affairs (Dimmick) No report. (e) Land Disposal (Corr, Crupuchottes, Glick) No report, He AGUNDA APPROVAL Mrs. McGahan withdrew her request for reconsideration of Res, 83.150, Pros, McCloud noted Ord. 93-53 substitute for consideration in place of the, one in the packet and stated the Mayor has asked Res. 83.143 be withdrawn, 1, ORDINANCE' HEARINGS (Mono) MW -- ----- --- - -- — - - r f 'I I t1c. 1 44 the KIT Code of OT-dil, iicos to Allow for Ilse ul Punch Card Balluts" It ketills.-:1t Clork). III:;N1C1K '1A 1. 1) T1 11. IN'TIZODUCTION OF 0141). 83.50 WITH '..%s 11-11PI)VI'll I'N' I!,NANVIOUS CONSENT. L J L) rd W i i v of 1) r v 1) o t; od Gusty Subdivision AT-57717`iSo. I froia Cunsurvation to Gonorul Com- morclul and Iteclussificution of it Portion of the Kviial Lmid Uac (.',Iuyor) ARNLSS MOVED THL INTRODUCTION Ol� ORD. 83-51 WITH IILAAiNt; VATS UP AUGUST 2 AND IT 4AS APPROVED BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT. (c) Ord. 83-32 "Rozono of Lots 5, o and 8, Blk 1, *uIrway 1•statos, City of Soldotna, From Rosidontiul (R-1) to Genoral Business (C-3) District" (Mayor) ASSE1-IBLYMLMBLR JLAN MOVLD THE INTRODUCTION OF ORD. 83-S2 WITH HEARING DATE OF AUGUST 2 AND IT WAS APPROVED BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT. (4) Ord. 83.53 Substitute "Amending KPI; 20.04.040A to Provide for-77aver of Subdivision Platting Require- monts According to the Torino of AS 29.33.170(b)tl (Glick, McGahan) ASSLiMBLYMEMBER McGAHAN MOVED THE INTRODUCTION OF ORD. 83.53 SUB07. WITH HEARING DATE OF AUGUST 2 AND IT WAS APPROVED BY UNANIMOUS i 1 CONSENT. (a) Ord. 83.54 "Enacting a Now Chapter 10.16 of the isorougn code of Ordinances Prohibiting the Salo of Fireworks in the Borough Outside Cities" (Dimmick) ASSEMBLYMEMBER DDIMICK MOVED THE INTRODUCTION OF ORD. 83.54 WIT -I HEARING DATE OF AUGUST 2. Several persons from the audience had sifnedup to speak to this ordinance, Soldotna Councilman Vern Goh r a atatod he is against a total ban on fireworks but the situation is getting out of hand when the time of solo extends from early April through September. He reported this your there have boon 5 fires started from fireworks. He noted the majority of sellers are from out of state and are not concerned about the danger to our forests and grasslands. Duane Anderson, Cooper Landing, reported every turnout throughout the Cooper Landing area to littered with fireworks residue and at least 2 fires have been started by their use in the last 10 days. He stated the Forest Service records indicate S fires this your, 9 two yours ago that were started by fireworks. fie reported on u number of Incidents of near disaster in the forest area. Frank Mullen, Soldotna, spoke against the use of fireworks, reporting he had called Troopers offices in various areas of the borough to determine how much objection to their use exists. He stated at the local office there had been 50 fireworks complaints from outside the cities. He believed many people in the boroughwould appreciate some restrictions being put on the sale and use of irorks. Jim Scoostud, Hopp, spoke for some type of controls on fireworks, reporting It wus being advertised in Anchorujo that they were available In Hope where 3 stands have been open since April. Ito stated the potential for real damage L3 great and State Forestry has not responded satisfactorily. hL.JAI t'l�.l,:,: l�l.,\ Ito;<Ul:Cll Atitil:,,�lil.l kLt;UL.\1( ?I1.1:1'l:yl; (11 JUI.I'_ �i, IJo.i ;;r.i. UIe11IlCk rorurrcd to pwit 011*1.113 to got some type of colltrols pussod, noting there are many troy, to gu about rostrlctinl, fireworks. ON -Silo noted there is state Iaw ubalnst thruwinl; burning objects into furost +boas which could bo onforcud if there wus sufficient munpowor; stuto troopers cunnot enforce borough ordinuncos. Silo ussumod fireworks sulosmon have uppliod to collect sales tux and when noxt your they upply. they could be told It is not allowed. Site believed Out"' to bu the only t„tulici,,.rlIt/ loft in the atuto to have no restrictions on rule or use of fireworks. She recommended setting the ordinance us written for houring, allowing members with amendments to Lot then) into the puckot fur the August 2 mooting. ASSEMBLYNEMBER STEPHENS MOVED TO MIEND TO RESTRICT THE SALE OF FIRLIfORKS TO ONE WEL'K PRIOR TO THE 4TIi OF JULY AND ONE WEEK 1111I014 TO NEW YEARS AND ALSO RESTRICT SALE TO PERSONS 10 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER, M Mr. Crupuchottos agreed the problem is serious, but stutod there are laws oil the books that are not being enforced. lie recullod u time when taking a moose out of season was of very little consequence and was commonplace. As fines increased, the practice decreased, lie did not believe the solution is a total prohibition of all sales. It is an admission that people are irresponsible and he would vote for the amendment but not the ordinance. Fire is u serious subject and should not be taken lightly; there must be followup on complaints. ASSEMBLYMEMBER MCGAHAN MOVED TO AMEND THE TITLE TO CHANGE "PROHIBITING" TO "REGULATING- AND ADD AT THE END OF SEC. 10.16.010, "during times of open burning buns as announced by the State Department of Forestry and the Borough Mayor." She stated this would allow the restriction to be applied when there was u high fire danger. She believed this would allow for enforcement by the state. She reported having lost a home to a forest fire started by a campfire during u ban on open burning. Mr. Corr believed the Dept. of Forestry is overcautious about banning open fires and did not want our ordinance tied to his decision. Mr. King questioned Mrs. Dimmick's statement that this ordinance is a "stop in the right direction" as though there would be others. i Mrs. Dimmick stated she did not cure what passed if it would cut down the sale and use of fireworks in the summer. She noted there are other laws restricting our actions such as a speed limit when driving. i Mrs. McGahan spoke for the winter displays that are enjoyed without any danger of fire. 'VOTE WAS CALLED ON THE McGAHAN AMENDMENT WHICH PASSED BY A VOTE OF 9 YES TO 2 NO; King and Corr voting No. I ASSEMBLYMEMBER CORR MOVED TO AMEND TO ALLOW SALE BETWEEN JUNE 21 AND JULY 4, THEN FROM OCTOBER 1 THROUGH JANUARY 1. MOTION FAILED BY A VOTE OF 6 YES, S NO; Douglas, Glick, King, McCloud, Stephens voting No. ASSEMBLYMEMBER DOUGLAS MOVED TO AMEND TO CHANGE THE WINTER DATES TO 7 DAYS PRIOR TO DECEMBER 25. MOTION FAILED, 8 YES TO 3 NO; Glick, King, McGahan voting No. VOTE WAS CALLED ON THE STEPHENS AMENDMENT WHICH FAILED, 8 YES, 3 NO; King, McGahan and Corr voting No. FOLLOWING FURTHER DISCUSSION THE VOTE WAS CALLED ON SETTING ORD. 83-S4 FOR HEARING AND THE MOTION FAILED, 7 YES TO 4 NO; Douglas, King, McGahan and Corr voting No. 3 - r� a , lil:m- —, 1.1- - I (A "Amelldint the Alluc,iti.ill ill Aid -T. , Grant und:t 1, r)v dud in Ru:iolutlun 83.113 f,y Train;fus-rin8 J115,7.13 from 111),)o Landfill Devulop- 111unt and liult hoild I'lojocts tu tit(., 11,111) tit y Au"d Frujoct" ASSMIRLYNEMBER ARAIESS MULD THE ADOITION 01: 141:s. 83-155 AND 11- w,v; APPROVED BY UNANI)IOU-S VOTE. (b) Res. 83.IS6 Amending the Allocation of Municipal Aid crunt7unds Provided in Res. 83-151 by Trans- forring $100,000 from Nuckoy Lako Road Project to the Myers/Struwborry Road Project" (,Nluyor) ASSLI-IBLYNEMBER ARNESS MO%!LD THL ADOPTION 01: RLS, 83-I56. Glenn Schrudor urged the adoption of the resolution "tilting the road is in worse condition now than before improvement was bosun slid hucd.,j to be finished, RES. 83.156 WAS ADOPTED BY UNANIMOUS VOTE. (c) Roo. 83.157 "Grunting u Public Access and Utility Easement 7cross Kenai Peninsula Borough Selected Lands in the Anchor Point Aroull (Mayor) ASSEMBLYMEMBER GLICK MOVED THE ADOPTION OF RES. 83-157. Mrs. Dimmick asked for clarification of the term "easoment,, as ol osod to ## right of way" and Mr. Best stated it is a public road and the portion unused by the utility is available for public use. RES. 83.157 WAS ADOPTED BY A VOTE OF 10 YES TO I NO; Stephens voting No. (d) Res. 83-154 lIc"Apgoving a Negotiated Land Sale Apputlorn by Robert L. Schmidt" (McGahan) Reconsideration by King ASSEMBLYMEMBER KING MOVED THE RECONSIDERATION OF RES. 83-154. Mrs. McGshun asked that Mr. Schmidt be allowed time to speak and there was no objection. Atty. Carl Larson, speaking op Mr. Schmidt's behalf, stated of the 7 applications for negotiated sale of land in February, Mr. Schmidt's Was the Only Ono not successful. He stated it has been substantiated that Mr. Schmidt has hud prior continuous use of the parcel since 1951 in his fishing operation. During Don Gilman's term as Mayor Mr. Schmidt expressed his concern as to continuing use of the lot and was given a letter of authorization on an interim basis. Mr. Larson stated it is absolutelynecessary that Mr. Schmidt has the use of this parcel In order to fish his sites. Mrs, Dimmick recalled Mr. Schmidt did receive approval to purchase one Of the two lots applied for under the negotiated sale ordinance. Mr. Larson stated the two lots amounted to less than the 5 acre limit but if relinquishing the other would enhance his chances of obtaining this one, he would be willing to, as it is the one most crucial to his operation. Mrs. McGuhan clarified that the two were presented as one request, the Assembly divided the question, approved one and not the other. Mrs, Dimmick stated her disatisfaction with the negotiated sale ordinance as enacted and has voted against most of the sales that have been passed. The impression seems to be that a person has a right to . 4 - M, , r. ki .%I VI %.Ili-4111 A eximoct, approval for tilt, Itur tutdorstanding of the orttin.inct! %.GA iiiiii it In 1.1„It 1I*!Il.- duch its risitormon; who liovio no In tl.v A,ii r, obtain one pieco. linvinij grantoi one lot to Mr. Schlaidt It IIQVIw) irresponsible to dispose u I' vit I tilt is 10 It" r.) 11j,11 1.1110 ill n do, r :11,vi. hl 1 it circullistallcos 1111011 t lie ru I :I II , t L6 C I #),11, and 0 1) V I it wi tic t 1 .1 t 14,11 It I k " I It's in the Borough's interest to do oij. Mrs. McOultun noted the ori,lintinco ro-Itil rut; wilt limi-tot 11"In (,(.I, wjir1,,r eligibility under this typo of solo and len ftill mllrl.vt Value 1:1 charl0d, site didn't believe t Ito solo would hurt other 1) o ro it it. it rosi onto. If other parties had applied for the parcol it would liuve boon taken care of administratively rather than by negotintod little. She recalled the two lots requested were made oopuristo Isouco by the Assembly's division of the question. Mr. Douglas requested Mr. Bost to point out on the malt the portioll already granted and what further is r04u0stQd, Pros. McCloud called is 5 minute recess during which Mr. Rest clartflod the two lots in question. VOTE WAS CALLED ON RECONSIDERATION OF RES. 83.154 AND IT WAS APPROVED BY A VOTE OF 9 YK8 TO 2 NO; Dimmick and Glick voting No, RES. 83.154 WAS DEFLATED BY A VOTU 01: 8 YLS TO 3 NO; Dimmick, Glick, Joan voting No. L, PENDING LEGISLATION (a) Ord. 83-9 (Rof. L.A. 4 P.W. Coai to return 7.19) (b) Ord. 83-29 (flooring continued to 7.10) (c) Ord. 83-42 (Hearing 7-19) (d) Ord. 83.43 (flooring 7.19) (a) Ord. 83.44 (Hearing 7-19) M Ord. 83-4S (Hearing 7.10) (s) Ord. 83-46 (HearinS 7-19) (h) Ord. 83-47 Subst. (Hearing 7.19) (i) Ord. 83-48 (Hearing 7-10) Ord. 83-49 (flooring 7-19) M. FORMAL PRESBINTATIONS WITH PRIOR NOTICE UPON MATTERS NOT ON THE MEETING AGENDA N. MAYOR'S REPORT (a) Memo 83-163 Moose Point Subd, Lot Survey 4 Final Plat Mr. Best reported a request for proposals was published and out of 13 that responded, 4 for 4 follows: were chosen the separate unit* as #I Branch and Sharp J/V, 02 Ability and Hanson J/V, #3 Dowling -Rice & Assoc., #4 McLane & Assoc. 0. OTHER BUSINESS (it) Approval of Furniture and Equipment Lists for Nikoltilevok, Nikiski, Cooper Landing and McNoLl Canyon Elomontury Schools (dated May 17) ASSEMBLYMEMBER ARNESS MOVED THE APPROVAL OF THE LIST DATED MAY 17 AND IT WAS APPROVED BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT. r. 711 1 i,i,41 ,,.,, w ---. . , ,... . . .. . - .. Ki„CAI 1'll:+l:i.`ilil..\ +u+l: l till A:i:il,tiII11,Y III,GIII,Ak IMLLI ING UI ,1U1,1 5 19(1 S (h) Ap+rovaI oI I-usnituru and Lyuipu+unt 1.1utif for AclloII t:an"on, iMinki and Coopor Lundiall l:lomontury Schools (dated ,luau 7) ASSEMIII.YMEMllllli A14,14S5 MOVED Tllll APPROVAL OF THE LIST DATED JUNIII 7 AND IT WAS Al'PROVI.D BY UNANIMOUS CuNSIINT. (c) Al>trovul of Furniture and Uquipmont Listti for McNoil Canyon, Nll.oluuv++k Addition and Tuutumona l:lomuntury Addition (dated June 17) ASS11MDLYMEMIIIIR ARNUSS MOVED THII APPROVAL OF Till'. LIST DATISD JUNE 17 AND IT WAS APPROVED BY UNANIMOUN CONSENT, P. ASSEMBLY AND NIAY01418 COMMENTS Mrs. Dimmick stated liar Intent to bring back is fireworks ordinance on the next agenda. Mr. Douglas reported a plaque was awarded to Mary Ford for her excellent preparation of the Visitor's Guido at the lust Resource Development Commission meeting and he appreciated liar contribution. Mr. Arnoss 'reported the Public Works Committee will moot at 7 p.m. Juno 12. lie noted the fact that Dun Guzauskus who has boon reporting on Assembly meeting for soma time is no longer with the Peninsula Clarion and ho appreciated the objective writing of Mr. Ouzuuskas. Mrs. McGahun announced on July 16 there will be a Liberty Walk from the Soldctna Y to Nikishka Mull to raise funds for the restoration of the Statue of Liborty us part of a nation wide attempt. Mrs.,Dimmiek reported there were 13 people in attendance at the Anchor Point Fire and Emergency Service Area hearing in Anchor Point last week and all were in favor of its formation. A fullor report will be ivon at hearing of the ordinance to place tho question on the ballot or the October election. Q. PUBLIC COMMENTS 6 PUBLIC PRESENTATIONS UPON MATTERS NOT CONTAINED IN THE ASSEMBLY'S AGENDA R. INFORMATIONAL MATERIALS AND REPORTS Pros. McCloud noted minutes of service areas, Planning Comsn. and Resource Development Comsn. in the dusk packets. lie announced a now supplement to the Code is available and if Assemblymembers wish to, may bring their Codes in for the update. S. NOTICE OF NEXT MEETING $ ADJOURNMENT Pros. McCloud announced the next meeting will be July 19 at 7:30 p.m. and this meeting adjourned at 9:35 p.m. Date approved July io. i9s3 ATTEST: �0o1ArBe1y on ;eu y oruugl Mork . .•I .•A 11 �. R--.e-t-rs� �ww+—'.rwnt.rw �.. i 1. y o� f I (i 1 � �f 1 E "Y" au aoullatry invited to attsn� vk: �/scn c�%usc ..:Saiateday, o�uytest 6, lg8g ! fi.tn, to 4 /i.m. Peninsula Clarlow qYs iaws uaustiy aonrplstsd a Iasys a%an�lan Of oas faalilty In 3snal and wltli to ifww out f4ands and advsstlssss oas nawty umodsisd and ssj)andid /itant, PLEASE JOIN US Ja/dai 1.'oast •• c�1�i%us�msnb j Y