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1983-11-30 Council Packet
Kenai City Council Meeting Packet November 30, 1983 AGENDA KENAI CITY COUNCIL - IWGU(_AR MEETING NOVEMIIER 30, 1903 - 7100 I'M PLEDGE (IF ALLEGIANCE A. ROLL CALL 1. Agondo Approval O. PERSONS PRESENT SCHEDULED TO HE HEARD 1. Chrin Martin - Animal Control Ordinance C. PUBLIC HEARINGS IA- 1. Ordinanco 096-83 - Amonding Kenai Municipal Code - Deleting Maximum Annual Lonve Accumulation Ordinance 090-03 • Increnotng Rev/Appnu - Animal Control Helper to Full Time - $12,265 . Ordinance I199-83 - Increnetng Rov/Appnu - Dooign of t Float Plane Bonin - $200tOOO 4. Ortiinnnen 900-83 - Incrona ing Rov/Appnu - Contract Snow Removal & Sanding - $15#000 F, ir•j...+5. Ordinance 901-83 - Incronaing Rov/Appnu - Section ".6 Development �` b. Reuolut ion 83-151 - Awardinq Contract Section 36 Dovelopment - McLano h Aonoc. i 7. Ronolution 83-155 - Tranafer of Funda - Overtime for Buildinq InFbector - $2,030 �f R000lution 83-156 - Adopting 1984-85 Capital Improvement Projecto Ltat yP,,e Roeolution 83-157 - Community Center Development Committee 10. Renewal of Liquor Liconee n. Little Ski Mn h. Lo Ficata 11. Renewal of Liquor Licanuo - Lorry'u Club D. MINUTES 1. Reg.uler Meeting, Nov. 160 1903 IR G® r C, CORRESPONDENCE F. OLD BUSINESS 1. Travel Center - Application for Lenao Space at Airport (Notice of Raconaiderntion) G, NEW BUSINESS 1. Bills to be Paidt Bills to be Ratified 2. Requisitions Exceeding $1t000 Ordinanco 902-83 - Increasing Rev/Appns - Engineering for Police Addition - $107#492 4. Ordinance 903-83 - Increasing Rev/Appne - Engineering n for Library Addition - $107s492 5. Ordinance 904-83 - Establishing Tenancy Requirements in Airport Terminal 6. Amendment of Lenoo - Extension of Construction Completion Date - Den Pitte - FBO S/D 7. Assignment of Lease - Great Northern Investments to Roger & Constance Holl - CIIAP Be Assignment of Lease - Katmai to Pace Corp. a. Consent to Sublease - Pines Corp. to Pace Corp. 9. Appraiael and Acquisition of 80 Acres for Float Plane Basin H. REPORTS 1, City Manager 2. City Attorney 3. Mayor - rv' - ,,t��''t • 4. City Clerk -f( 5. Finance Director 6. Planning A Zoning 7. Harbor Commission Be Recreation Commission 9. Library Commisoion I. PERSONS PRESENT NOT SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD ADJOURNMENT 0 pot— T $ COUNCIL MEETING OF 'O 00 Oman i�r�nu�rue�� ��►�� rnrt�►��o i I � lm NOV. 309 1983 INFORMATION ITEMS 1 - Kenai Peninsula Borough, Nov. 15. 19R3 2 - Carmen Gintoli - Gymnasium Construction Problems 3 - Kenai Peninsula Borough, Nov. 1, 1983 4 - Application for Commission - Evelyn Broulette 5 - Kenai Central High School - Thanks for Use of Gym for Basketball Tournament 6 - ADEC Grant Requests 7 - Transfer of Funds Under $1,000 8 - Wm. Nelson & Assoc. - Statement - Lake, Marine, Granite Point, FBO 9 - Professional Design Aoeoc. - Statement - Airport Parking Lot 10 - Professional Design Assoc. - Statement - Airport Ramp Overlay & Itinerant Aircraft Parking 11 - Chamber of Commerce - Commending Council on Airport Development, Support of Airport Development Committee, Support of Float Plane Beein 12 - Application for Commission - Roger Noll 13 - Letter to DOT from Public Works Director Kornelis Regarding Traffic Conditions on Stets -Maintained Roade in City 1 C i J 0 ow I f,urirlrtnl nd Irys Adinitit t,l.rat Inn Cl TY OF KI NAI ORDINANCE NO- 896-113 AN ORDINANCE OF THF: COUNCIL Ol' TIIE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, AMENDING KMC 23,40, 030 BY DELETING CERTAIN PROVISIONS FOR MAXIMUM LEAVE ACCUMULATION FOR CITY EMPLOYELS- WHEREAS, KMC 23.40.030(d) containra it provinien that, tot the end of ouch colondnr your, an omplayeo mny not enrry forward to the next your more then the nquivaleat of two wnnko of leave time multiplied by tho number of yonro of City anrvico, to tho nenreal: quarter, and WHEREAS, the City'a accounting and budgeting policy io to record annual lonvo no an exponditurn in the poried It is earned, and to record the total liability for necruad leave in the balance shoot of (inch fund, and WHEREAS, the above dertcrihod policy allown the City to pay an employee for all accrued lonvo at nay time without an additional epproprlaLion becouno fund bulaneon havo boon reduced by the total lonve accrued, and WHEREAS, thorn dean toot appear to he any valid economic renaone for the City to imp(ine the limit, dencrihed above upon the number of houru of lonvo It's (imployeee may eccumulotu- NOW, TIIERCFdl1E, ESE IT ORDAINf.D BY TIIG COUNCIL OF THE CITY t)F KENAI , ALASKA, ttsnt s Sart Ion 1 s KMC; 23.40.030(0 in hereby amended fie fallowas (d) Accrued and unuund Innve may be carried over from atttr yotar to tha next for the pnrpantr of %oneumultit ir,rl t►n annunt lonvo ncenunt rnnorvo. (11OWEVEH9 ON DECEMBER 31ST OF ANY YEAR, AN EMI'LU `r - MAY NOT IIAVE MORE; LEAVE. TO HIS/UER C111,011 IIIAN TIIE TOTAL III' CIO IIOURSa TIME, THE NUMBER OF YEARS OF i;I TY SERVICE TO THE NI:AIIL!;T QUARTFIt, 112 HOURS FOR FIRE, 114 HUIIEI'5 FOR CU14MIIN1CAIION; AND JAIL.]' The mnximum leave haurt, that may be ner,rund ira 640 hnura for rerl►,lar clirttttif'ied utod exempt, wm hour+, for fire, and 672 houru for rmm�runicnliant, and ,jail, Ordinaiieu WA, Pnrlie 1 0 i ' e PASSED BY THE COUNCLI. OF THE Cl TV OF KENAI, ALASKA# thin 30th dny of Novamhor, 1903. I r i KIM , MA I ATTEST: Junot Wholang City Clerk Firat Readings November 169 1983 Second Readings November 30, 1983 Effective Dates December 30, 1983 i r � 4 • I 1• C r CITY OF KENAI 110d Ca p4W 4 414&4a" /. 0. 609 NO K[NAI, AtAIRA 99011 Tito/NON! too - 7136 Nov. 30 p 1903 1105 AM Michael buowoko called mo. He to a cooidont of VIP Subdivision. Ever since he moved there, there hoo boon a trem"ndoua dog problem. There aco many dogo therop moot are not tied up, they are running free. He had the City put a trap on his property to catch doge. They ore dumping teach, it to uneofe at night because of large doge roaming at night, it hoo boon since Mr. Godok took over that the actuation hoo become bettor. But it to not eradicated. He woo attacked 3 woeks ago by o dog, if a dog is caught in a trap, there is a $25 finot it cannot oocalato. The City needs to got the penalty incronood. The City doeo not hove tooth in ito ordinance. He would like to oxpr000 hio support of the offocto by Mr. 0odek. He to alwoyo courtocuo and undorotanding. Mr. Oueweke to on King Salmon platform and cannot attend the council mooting. /GZ2t.a�d" 6't���i��Q.s�. Janot Whelanty Clerk jw s T �..-_ __ y..___+�i�+NnA:i_va.—'•Jr_'JV.::_31�.�•--L.-i:_:. - w Y C dw A Su111141ul, nd by t Cou11 i l CITY OF KENAI ORDINANCE NO. 098-83 AN ORDINANCE OF THE. COUNCIL 01' TIIE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, INCREASING ESTIMAT0 REVENUES AND APPROPRIATIONS IN TIME 1983-84 GENERAL FUND BUDGET BY $12,205 TO INCREASE THE ANIMAL CONTROL HELPER POSITION TO FULL TIME. WHEREAS, the animal control holpsr position is currently budgeted at 24 hours per wouk, and WHEREAS, the City Council doairen to increase the position to full Limo, and WHEREAS, the City Administration recommends that the position be designated no Doportmont Aeaintant It at pay range 7. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA as followas General Fund ncrease Estimate Rovenuos; Appropriation of Fund Balance 12 28 Increase Appropriationt Animal Control - Salaries $ 79950 Animal Control - Retirement 785 Animal Control - Unemployment Ina. 80 .. Animal Cont ro.Z - Health 1 , 0.20 Animal Control Leave 1,350 Animal Control - Workmen's Comp. Ina. 300 PASSED BY TIJE COUNCIL OF fHE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, thin 30th day of November, 1903. am Wagoner, Mayor A11ESTt snet ' tir an�Ly t: srkt: srk First Readings November 16, 1983 Second Roadinnt November 30, 1983 Effective Dales November 30, 1983 Approved tjy Finances a 4� 9 TH 1 f November 8, 1983 MEMORANDUM CITY OF KENAI P. O. 60X NO K6NAI, ALASKA 99611 TIMMONS 267 • 7626 TO: Keith Kcrnelis, Public Works Director FROM: William Godek, Chief Animal Control Officer SUBJECT: Justification for Promoting Brett Reid to Full -Time Status at the Kenai Animal Control Shelter 1) Having Brett Reid as a full-time employee in the following areas would result in more enforcement: a. 3 evening and weekend patrols b. More coverage on holidays and vacations • c. More follow-up on investigations that are on -going d. Back-up in the field where two animal control officers are needed e. Increased response time to areas of complaint 2) Brett Reid uses a high level of diplomacy in his dealings with the public which is an asset to the Animal Control Program. 3) He is very familiar with the animal problems in this community. 4) He has a good working knowledge of the Animal Codes established in Title 3. 5) Since Brett Reid would be coming on duty in the afternoon during weekdays, the public would have more times to come to visit the shelter while the other animal control officer is on patrol or off duty., G) Having Brett Reid on full time would allow time for the Chief Animal Control Officer to develop a much needed educational and public awareness program. I November 239 1983 CITY OF KENAI %Od CapdW 4 41,"a ►. O. /0X 610 OWN. A&A1KA 00611 f 71t1PNON1 216 • 7636 MEMORANDUM TOs William J. Brighton, City Manager FROM. Keith Kornelis, Director of Public Works SU83ECTs Ordinance 898-83 Since I will not be at the Council meeting of November 30, 19831 Mr. Bill Godek and/or Mr. Brett Reid will be at the meeting to answer questions concerning this ordinance. I obviously recommend it be passed. I also noticed that Chris Martin is on tho agenda to talk about the animal control ordinance. KKIjl Y . • C -3 Suggntitod bys Councilman Wise CITY OF KENAI ORDINANCE NO. 899-83 AN ORDINANCE 01' THE. COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, INCREASING ESTIMATED REVENUES AND APPROPRIATIONS IN A NEW CAPITAL PROJECT FUND BY $200,000 FOR DESIGN OF A FLOAT PLANE BASIN. WHEREAS, the City desires to proceed with design of a float plane basin to he located on the Kenai Municipal Airport, and WHEREAS, monlea are available in the tinapprepriated fund balance of the Airport Land System Special Revenue Fund. NOW, THEREFORE, RE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY or KENAI, ALASKA, that the following ineronnesi in estimated ravenuee and appropriations be modes Airport Lend System Fund increase EatimatecT Rovenuess Appropriation of Fund Balance L2000jQ0 Increase Appropriationas Airport M & 0-Transfers out J(jAA20( J Float Plane Oosln Capital Project Fund ncroaao Catimated Reveiniout Transfer from Airport Land System �Q0�00,0 Increase Appropriations: Administration $ 10000 Engineering 199,000 PASSED BY T14E COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, this 30th day of November, 1983. AT TEST s nne t tlhuilots , City rla"r7c— Approved by Finances eC r... TOM WAGONER, MAYOR First Rendiiiq: Novnmber 16, 1903 SNcond Resulinqs November 30. 1983 Cffor.live Dates Novnmbesr 30, 1903 CITY 4F KENAI "Od eQ#mil of 44 4t%P' P. O. loss 010 KINAL ALAIKA 91611 1/LIPNON11 213 •1111 November 100 1983 MEMORANDUM 10s Honorable Mayor and Kenai Cit�y/ Council FROMs Jim Swelley, Airport Menage rll6► RE: Float Plane Basin ✓✓ Attached is a proposal from Ted Forsi and Associatea, Inc. to survey, stake and plat the area around the present float plane basin with a not to exceed figure of $7p500. This proposal was not solicited by me or any other member of the administration. In view of the attached proposal I recommend the followings 1. Ordinance 899-83 be reduced from $200,000 to $30t000, 2. If/when the City does formally request proposals, that the following be included: of Dredging/straightening of existing water way. b. Extending existing water way 1#000 ft. minimum to the north. c. Plat a ski/grass strip. d. Access routes to water way and ski/graoo strip. JS/dg r= i 1 f� r. . i �I i r, Main Olhce 124 Beal Bovenlh Avenue Anchorage, Aleeke 00501 (907) 274-9517 Konal Ponlneule 0111co Woodruff Building P.O. Bow 2470 Wdolno, Aleoke 00669 (907) 262,6531 1 Ted Forsi and Associates, Inc. Engineering • Planning • Surveying November 7, 1083 We Jame Be Swaney Airport Manager City of Kenai P.n. BOX 580 Kenai., Alaska 00011 Mar Mr. Swaliey: Enclosed please find a breakdown of our cost to perform all surveying required to stake the 1®aso lots fronting on the float plane basin Be well as setting the future float plane basin corners. Tad Forst and Assooiates, Ina., proposes to complete the staking for a fee not to exceed !$7, 600. The corners of Lots 1 through 7, Tracts A and 6 and the corners of the future float plane basin will be marked with a 5/8" rebar with an aluminum cap attached. Upon completion of the survey, a plat depicting all lot areas and diet -awes of all lot lines will be produced. We 1001K forward to the opportunity to work with you in the near future and if we can supply any more information please let me know. Sincerely, TED FMI AND ASSOCIATES, INC. Tony Ilsoup I..S. Chief of Surveys JAW.,dwh Muclosuro •J N N Surltluatod bys Cnttnttll CITY ff KENAI ORDINANCE NO. 900-93 AN ORDINANCE OF TIIE COtlNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, INCREASING ESTIMATED REVENUES AND APPRIIPRIATIONS IN T11E 1903-04 GENERAL. FUND UUOGET BY $15,n0O FOR CONTRACT SNOW REMOVAL. 4N4-1' 1<0 &AM3Y V WHEREAS, the City of Konui doulroo to contract for !snow removal pnd. eand-Jrfrq in tho V.I.P. Eotntoo aron and in the Enot Kenai area, and WHEREAS, monies for thin purp000 were not appropriated in the original 1983-04 annual budget. NOW, THEREFORE t HE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, that the following incronoon in ootimatod revonuou and appropriations be mades General Fund " Incrunoe Intimated Rovenuess Appr.opri0lon of Fund BaInfice $150O0O Incrunon Appropriutionos Strtiots-Ropair h Maintenance $15000O PASSED BY THE COIINCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, thin 30th doy of November, 1903. IN V A(.t N'PIU s M Ott M LEST s Jonet Whttian, City Cluck rirtst Rendinrls November 16, 1983 Siteund Rendstult Nuvumhar 30, 1983 Effective Dtttois Nevtsmbor 30, 1963 Approved by . f November 22, 1903 CITY OF KENAI 110d Cap" al 44a4all P. O. BOX 600 KANAI, MA6KA 99611 TRAPNONA 200 - 7636 MEMORANDUM TOt William 3. Brighton, City Manngar FROM: Keith Kornelis, Director of Public Works MUM Ordinance 900-83 - Contract Snow Removal The Public Worka rocommondntion concerning Ordinance 900-83 on Contract Snow Removal is for the Council to defeat it for the following runeonat 1) Lnck of Control - Once a contract is awardod, then all proobloga of powing ano their eolutiono will have to be chnnnelod through the now eontrnctor. The City would still maintnin the rouponoibility for unow removal but would have another party to deal with. When onmoone calla with an immediate problem inatend of hnncilinq it directly we would have to call the new ountruetor and nok him to get on it. 2) Cnordinotion Probinma - The City would have to coordinate wM M) con r:�i `r nuch thingn not a) who deridon when to plow - depth of snow b) 11ow or method of plowing c) Now to handle liability problama and insurance claims 3) Qusll_ - LI.y of Workmnnnhil) - I feel thot the City of Komi. nli�1)_11yr4 Itlrllly ii-1111 . nrj nperntnr+i tlnd t.hmt in bidding a contract for unow refflovnl we face the po•salbility 1 6 a I im IA of having lower qunlified operators. We would have operators not familiar with plowing in this area. 4) Quality of f ui ment - The City of Kenai hoe rolativoly good oqu pmen 'ia proporly maintained. If we bid for a contract onow removal it is hard telling what we might end up with. The Kenai Peninsula Borough hoe some areao that use pickup trucks with anow plows on the front to remove onow. We would not allow pickups but we could end up with equipment that brooks down all the time causing all kinds of problems. 5) Coat - The City of Kenai pays $12.64 for a full time aarrting equipment operator and only $8.50/hour for a part time equipment operator. If a contractor wee to pay the local prevailing rate (Davis Bacon Rate) which the State has set at $22.45 basic pay + $3.50 pension + $1.80 Health do Welfare + $.15 Apprentice Training z $27,90. He will be paying more then twice as much for h s 7sor. I said if because since the work is maintenance we may not have to require Davie Bacon rates. It is hard for me to see a savings. The Public Works recommendation was to rent a grader and use a part time operator (that we already have allocated in the budget) during heavy snow falls. We have an equipment operator that worked for the City for a long time (before leaving to make his fortune in the Kodiak Crab Mines) who is on call during times of heavy snow fell. Unfortunately the City 's policy is that since ho will only work part time (during heavy snows) we can only pay him $0.50 even though he will be working aide by aide with his fellow workoro who aro making $12.64 or more. Renting a grader would simply help us in keeping up. We have increased our road miles by over 10 miles during the last 5 yearo and yet our manpower hoe been the eamo for over 10 years. If the City Manager, Mayor, and Council feel that the eitizene aro receiving adoquato sorvico then maybe we should make du with what we haves I feel our citizens are getting better service than anywhere aloe in the Stato....but we're constantly trying to do better. KK/jl f- Sugyijutod by Administration CITY 01' KENAI ORDINANCE N0, 901-83 AN ORDINANCE OF THE. COUNCIL OF T11E CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, INCREASING M IMATI_D REVENUES AND AP11ROPRIATI0NS BY $900O00 IN A NEW CAPITAL PROJECT FUND ENTITLED "SECTION 36 SUBDIVISION i DEVELOVMENT." WHEREAS, the Council dentroe to proceed with deaign of subdivision development of the Section 36 bluff area, and WHEREAS, mon.ses are available in the General Fund unappropriated fund balance for such purpoous. NOW, THEREFORE, HE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, that the following increasea in estimated revenues and appropriationa be modes General Fund ncreaoo Estimated Rovenuoas i Appropriations of Fund Balance Q 0E Increase Appropriations: Non-Departmental-Tranufors out QOQ Sect ton 36 Suhdivision Development Capital Project ncreaoe Estsmntod Novenuca: Tranafer from General Fund . 90 .) n •. Increase Appropriations;: Adminsotrution $ 900 Enginooring 89 100 'Its t�1f 0 PASSED BY TI4C COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, this 30th day of November, 1903. UM WAGONER, AYOR ATTESTs rsnat Wholsrn, City Clerk rirut Rpadings November 16, 1903 Second Readings November 30, 1YU5 Effective Oates November 30, 1903 Approved by Fsnrsncas' �y November 9, 1983 CITY OF KENAI "Od eap4W 4 41444at' Y. 0. BOX $10 K/NA1, A/A6KA 69611 " f1t6/NON1 266 • 1616 Tog Keith Kornelia, Director of Public Works FROM$ Jack La Shot, City Engineer 9r` SUBJECTs Section 36• Engineering Proposals The following three firms were apparently short-listed by the City Council to be considered for award of the development engineering of Section 36. Mike Tauriainen, P.E. McLane and Associates, Inc. wince, Corthell, Bryson in reviewing the proposals for those firms and talking with each firm, it appears that all have submitted proposals consistent with the City's request. All firma are currently doing work for the City and have established track records in this type of work. One problem that comes up, especially with a project such as this, is the clear definition of scope for engineering services. The scope cannot.accurately be established until all information can be gathered from the various entities of the City that may ;- -= have input (Planning and zoning, City Council, parks and ,.: Recreation, Administration, Public Worka, etc.), in effect, these groups and ultimately the City Council will decide the extent and character of development for Section 36. From an engineer's perapective, it is very difficult to give a firm proposal as to the effort and cost needed. This is illustrated by Wince, Corthell, Bryson's wide range in cost figures. Their -- costa vary directly with the linear feet of streets, water and _ - - cower lines, and tiumLar of piteuclo 4ireaCe4. Although, McLane and Arsnociatea and Mike Tauriainen, P.E. did give firm not -to -exceed figures, it remains to be seen whether these costs can be adhered �- F to after all input is gathered and a master plan identified. .J 4 1 f ' i II f f t- ' `R E i ll i D- ter. There are two ways I think we can proceed at this point. One is to award the project to one firm and hope additional work is not created. McLane and Associates should be a good choice for this because of their extensive planning and surveying experience and the ability now to perform soils testing and engineering in-house. The other two firms have retained competent firms to assist them with portions of the work (mostly surveying). Another way to proceed is to have a firm take the project through the master planning phase to accurately define the work. This would include all meetings, data gathering, and presentation of schematics, of which, one schematic would then be accepted as the course to follow. At this point, the City could ask for new proposals or negotiate with the same firm to completely plat and engineer the project and be much more certain of work expendi- tures and costs. McLane hau indicated that $4,000 could accomplish this phase. I personally would recommend the second method of proceeding. However we proceed, I would like to stress the importance of having the entire project completed as planned. The proper planning and engineering will benefit all City residents through ;nigher property values and lower system maintenance costs. The costs incurred now will be returned many times over through the years. JL/jet i 1" 11 1 W O IV 4 Y �r7�cNMs�.r Suggented by Adminiatration CITY OF KENAI RESOLUTION NO. 83-151 A RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, AWARDING A CONTRACT FOR ENGINEERING DESIGN SERVICE TO MCLANE b ASSOCIATES FOR THE DESIGN OF THE PROJECT ENTITLED, "SUBDIVISION DEVELOPMENT, SECTION 36 BLUFF AREA" FOR A NOT -TO• -EXCEED AMOUNT OF $89,100. WHEREAS, the City of Kenai received proposals from the following firms: Professional uesign Associates Mike Tauriainen, P.E. - - Wince, Corthell, Bryson McLane and Associates S & S Engineers, Inc. WHEREAS, the Public Works Department and the Council of the City of Kenai feel that it is in the best interest of the City to award this project to McLane & Associates. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, that a contract be awarded for engineering design ;n services to McLane and Associates for the design of the project entitled, "Subdivision Development, Section 36 Bluff Area" for a not -to -exceed amount of $89,100. PASSED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA this 16th day of November, 1983. TOR HGONERf MAYUR ATTESTS 0 ,v Janet Whelan, City Clerk Approved by Finances ,��� �� • /0� 4 0 1� V � 1 Pa o� • f i L /,41�ra to oq /a/v o All- y Affft#me&T -ro o�Eo . 9�►/ Suggested by Administration CITY OF KENAI RESOLUTION NO, 83-151 A RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, AWARDING A CONTRACT FOR PREPARATION OF A MASTER PLAN TO MCLANE & ASSOCIATES FOR THE PROJECT ENTITLED, "SUBDIVISION DEVELOPMENT, SECTION 36 BLUFF AREA" FOR A NOT -TO -EXCEED AMOUNT OF $4,000. WHEREAS, the City of Kenai received proposals from the following firms: Professional Design Associates Mike Tauriainen, P.E. Wince, Corthell, Bryson McLane and Associates .8 & 8 Engineers, Inc. WHEREAS, the Public Works Department and the Council of the City of Kenai feel that it is in the best interest of the City to award this project to McLane & Associates. o NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, that a contract be awarded for Preparation of a Master Plan to McLane and Associates for the project entitled, "Subdivision Development, Section 36 Bluff Area" for a not -to -exceed amount of $4,000. PASSED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA this 16th day . of November, 1983. ATTEST i 3anet w5erain, My MET Approved by Finances 1 Suggested by Adminiotrntion CITY OF KENAI RESOLUTION NO. 83-151 A RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL. OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, AWARDING A CONTRACT FOR ENGINEERING DESIGN SERVICE TO MCLANE & ASSOCIATES FOR THE DESIGN OF THE PROJECT ENTITLED, "SUBDIVISION DEVELOPMENT, SECTION 36 BLUFF AREA" FOR A NOT -TO -EXCEED AMOUNT OF $890100. WHEREAS, the City of Kenai received proposals from the following firms: Profeosional Design Associates Mike Teurisinen, P.E. Wince, Corthell, Bryson McLane and Associates S & S Engineers, Inc. I WHEREAS, the Public Works Department and the Council of the City of Kenai feel that it is in the beat interest of the City to award this project to McLane & Associates. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, that a contract be awarded for engineering design services to McLane and Associates for the design of the project .ontitled, "S:AJdLvision Devolopmont, Section 36 Bluff Area" for a not -to -exceed amount of $09,100. PASSED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA thin 30th dny of November, 1903. TOM WAGONER, MAYOR ATTESTS Janet elan, City G e�T Approved by Finances r_ , i f � tr� Suggasted by Adminintration CITY OF KENAI RESOLUTION N0, 83-151 A RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, AWARDING A CONTRACT FOR PREPARATION OF A MASTER PLAN TO MCLANE 6 ASSOCIATES FOR THE PROJECT ENTITLED, "SUBDIVISION DEVELOPMENT, SECTION 36 BLUFF AREA" FOR A NOT -TO -EXCEED AMOUNT OF $4,000. WHEREAS, the City of Kenai received propoeale from the following firmas Profeeoional Design Associates Mike Teuriainen, P.E. Wince, Corthell, Bryson McLane and Associates S do S Engineere, Inc. WHEREAS, the Public Works Department and the Council of the City of Kenai feel that it is in the best interest of the City to award this project to McLane & Associates. " NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, that a contract be awarded for Preparation of a Nester Plan to McLane and Associates for the project entitled, "Subdivision Development, Section 36 Bluff Area" for a not -to -exceed amount of $4,000. PASSED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA this 30th day of November, 1903. : ATTEST: janot Whelent CIty Clerk Approved by Finances z Tom WAGUREHO R N 9wiflonted by: Adminitit rnt ton CITY OF KENAI RESOLUTION NO. 83-155 BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, THAT THE FOLLOWING TRANSFER OF MONIES BE MADE IN THE 1983-84 GENERAL � FUND BUDGET: Froms I Othor-Contingoncy <$2,038> To: I Building Inspoctor-Ovortime $1,806 -PERS 170 -Workmen'o Comp. Ina. 54 ; This tranofor provides money for additional overtime for the building inspector. The high level of conotruction thi,o year hae ' reoulted in additional inopectionn on woekenda. J PASSCO BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, thin 30th dny , of Novemhor, 1993. um Y AGU LR, PAYOR ATTEST: ` ana t WfiC rsnf V i lY t,r, rk i c•.=� kT�._ Appruvod by F inanro: _t'qff2 ` 1= z F' i• • ,ugquutod byr City Comic-1I P i I'.1 I til• KENAI RESOLUTION NO. 83-156 A RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF ME: CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, ADOPTING THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, 1904-05 CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS (CIP) LIST FOR RFQUEST FOR 5TATC GRANTS. WHEREAS, input for tho 1904-05 CIP Lint from the Kenni City Council, City Planning and Zoning Comminnion, Parka 6 Recruntion Commi►anion, Harbor Commlimion, Library Comminolon, City Munragor and Department Hnadn, Kenni Chamber of Commoree, and onpoeially the citizona of tho City of Kenai, hats reaulted in the following prioritized CIP list being requested of the Stnte of Alookn, and WHEREAS, the following public mcutingn wero hold, meat of which wore wall publicizod and advertined. Public Meat inch Planning and zoning October 26 November 9 Harbor Comniaoion September 15 October 25 Novembur A Parka and Recreation September 27 Octobor 10 Library Commionlon September 20 October 13 Novombur 2 IKenni Chamber of Commerce October 21 I` October 20 Novembur 4 Novumbvr 10 - _ City Cerrnc i I Supt umhor 15 September 29 1 Oct obsir 12 `- October 21 October 31 - November 21 i Ir;41 Ronoltrt ton No. 03-156, Pago 2 WHEREAS, the Council of tho City of KunniI after rareiving find analyzing the input from all nourcr)n rind after much dincuaeion and dulthovation, han docidod to adopt the attaehod 1984-85 CIP 1.1ot, and WHER AS, the Mayor and the Council of the City of Kenai pledge their affirmative vote for the maintonanco and operational coeto of all the projects listed. NOW, THEREFORE, RE IT RESOLVED 8Y THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, that the City of Konat adopt the attached list entitled, "City of Kenai, Alaaka, 1904-85 Capital Improvement Projects Request for State Grants." PASSED 9Y THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, thie 30th day of November, 1983. t�3N)I0'E'f# ; AFFEM Joriet Whelant City Clerk ir :I wA11b�.� •.. ' - 17 CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA 1984-05 CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS REQUEST FOR STATE GRANTS PRELIMINARY ROUGH Primer COST EST, X $1000 1. Police Station Renovation & Addition (Schumattee complotad) 014 2. E Standard, Richfield, Thompoon Plane - G 300 3. Library Addition (Schometice completed) 700 4. S. Highbuoh, Davidaun, Rumblobuo, E. Aliak, 5wiroe, Highbuah - G 080 5. VIP - Loco, Sunviao, Ketch - G 500 6, E Lake, Marine, Granite Point, F.R.O., Main Street Loop - P 900 7. E Spruce, Second, & Third - P 800 ` 8. Old Town - P 400 9. Robin, Keneitxe, Eagla Rock, Sandpiper, Tern, S. Strawberry - G 300 10. E Extend Main Apron at the Airport - P 29750 11. Harbor/bulkhead, Drodginq, Dock, & Fueling Facility 10900 { 12. Julivaoon, Ameo, Rarabara, Angler - G 750 13, Community Center - (Multi -purpose) 20125 f 14. i Taxiway Airport Extend N. - P Y P 1 � 700 15. Reaver Creek Fire Station 260 16. Runway Extenoion at the Airport - P 5,500 17. Alpine - h 70 18. Kakrnr Way - P 300 19. Spruce street - Spur to Reach - P 400 20. RV CampHr i'erk - Spruce & Ounch 500 21. Crank Irrlat View Drive & Lilac Street - P 600 22. Ryan'a Creek Trail Extended 100 ( 23. Addition to City Hall 500 E - Memu F.iigineering Design completed 4 1 n + , o G-4 Stig(l„ntod bys Mayor WnrTonor CITY QF KENAI RESOLUTION NO. 83-157 A RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF T11F: CITY OF KENAI, ALA SKA, ESTABLISHING A COMMUNITY CENTER DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE TO AOVI5E THE CITY COUNCIL ON DEVELOPMENT OF A COMMUNITY CENTER FOR THE CITY OF KENAI. WHEREAS, the City Council deairen to eotabliah a committee to advise the Council an matters of future development of a community center for the City of Kenai, and WHEREAS, the Council dueireo that the committee consist of individualo with a variety of backgroundo who have interesto in development of a community center for the City of Kenai. NOW, T11EREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENA19 ALASKA, Chats Section 1s There to hereby created an Advioory Community C3ntoc eve o—yment Committee, which ehnll coneint of no more than onvon nor less than five mombern appointed by the Mayor of the City of Kenai. One appointee oholl be designated by the Mayor oo Chairman. This Committee ehnil moat Fit times denignutod by the Chairman. The Committee to charged with the following reoponoibiliticof but not noceounrily confined to theou enumerated raoponoibilitions a. Writo a requeut for propoanin (RFP) and devolop nchymnticu, including the nize and scope of the project to include that the building in nuoceptible to expene;ion. b. Site select inn. c. D►lfine the opornttnq parameteru Including operation and maintoonnee ronto. d. Develop a fundllig pro(Iram and aot a renuonablo cols -it curl. i en data. it. Any nther tanku an nrlreed to by the Mayor Hnd City CouflQ l i . Section 3s The Committee nhal.l continue to exist until either a) the Mayor elect© to terminate its sxisteneo, or (b) the City Council terminaton tale Committoe by motion, or (c) I Janunry 1, 1985; whichavor occurs first. I PASSED BY TIIE COUNCIL Of THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, this 30th day of Novombor, 1983. TUM WAGONER-0 ATTEST: Janet a an, City or -17 t'r', LPN ._ ..... EMEMP i C i/) O O 0 O HILL SHEPPIELO, OOV!lRNOR • wt EAST MI. AVENUE ALC0H0LX8EVEA4GECVNTR0LBOARD ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99501 9�g11121J1��S November 17, 1983 Mn • ` :,7• ' Janet Whelan, Clerk fi Kenai of P.O. . Box580 Kenai, Alaska 99611 I' Dear Ms. Whelan: We are in receipt of the following application(s) for renewals for liquor license(s) within the _._._Ciity.of Kenai You are being notified as required by AS 04.11.5ZO. RESTAURANVEATING PLACE Little Ski too Drive Inn La Fiesta r • F I I A local governing body as defined under AS O4.21.080(10) may protest the approval of the applications) pursuant to AS O4.11.480 by furnishing the I a r i board and the applicant with a clear and concise written statement of reasons in support of a protest of the application within 30 days of receipt of this notice. If a protest is filed, the board will not approve the application unless it finds that the protest is arbitrary, capricious and unreasonable. Instead, in accordance with AS 04.11.510(b), the board will notify the applicant that the application is denied for the reasons stated in the protest. The applicant is entitled to an informal conference with either the director or the board and, if not satisfied by the informal conference, is entitled to a formal hearing in accordance with AS 44.62.330-44.62.630. IF THE APPLICANT REQUESTS A HEARING, THE MUNICIPALITY MUST COME FORWARD AT THE HEARING WITH EVIDENCE AND ARGUMENT IN SUPPORT OF YOUR PROTEST. Under AS 04.11.420(a), the board may not issue a license or permit for premises in a municipality where a zoning regulation or ordinance prohibits the sale or consumption of alcoholic beverages, unless a variance of the regulation or ordinance has been approved. Under AS 04.11.420(b) munici- palities must inform the board of zoning regulations or ordinances which pro- hibit the sale or consumption of alcoholic beverages. If you wish to protest the application referenced aboves please do so in the prescribed manner and within the prescribed time. Please show proof of •service upon the applicant. Under regulation 15 AAC 104.145(c) the board will grant a local governing body an extension of 30 days in which to pro- test an application if a request is filed in writing within the original 30-day period. If a municipal zoning regulation or ordinance prohibits the -sale or con- sumption of alcoholic beverages at the proposed premises and no variance of the regulation or ordinance has been approved, please so notify us and provide a certified copy of the relevant regulation or ordinance if you have not previously done so. PROTEST UNDER AS O4.11.480 AND THE PROHIBITION OF SALE OR CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES AS REQUIRED BY ZONING REGULATION OR ORDINANCE UNDER AS 04.11.420(a) ARE TWO SEPARATE AND DISTINCT SUBJECTS. Please bear that in mind in responding to this notice. Sincerely, X41� Betty L. Calhoon Records & Licensing Supervisor (907) 217-8638 BLC:vk Enc. oil „ 1 noi% 050 • 501.VOTNA, AWMA 994119 r • ti,,, t:. P%%ONE 262•4441 �j STAN THOAAYO H .�,SO%% v-09Pn ►enroll •tire �1� � •� „r at Novotrber 21, 1983 ep 4 dr, i i� Vtib City of Kenai 'teaI'�t�6 Attens Janet P. 0. Box 580 Kenai, AK 99611 REs Liquor License Renewals for Larry's Club, La Fiesta Mexican Roataurart and Little Ski-Mo Drive -In Dear Janet% Pleanes be advised that the Borough's records of personal property and sales tax accounts for Larryirs Club and Restaurant arc current through the quarter ending September, T983 } and 1983 personal property taxes have been paid in full for both businesses. An rogards the renewal application for Ti�t: r.. S -1do Dri.va-In, there is a bnlnnce due against this business persona p-75"PtTry tax account for the tar. years 1982 and 1983. I have spoken with lair. Yamamoto's nceountant, Dennis Dibetta, and he has indicated we may expect: payment in full. by Novnmber 28th. I will. notify you by telephone as soon as we receive this payment. I informed i Mr. Dibetta that our recommendation to the City in to protest the ` renewal until the balance is pAidl in full. lThe Horouf,h obtained Judgment on April 27, 1983 against Mr. 1 Yamamoto for past due nnIon taxes, and we have been receiving, regular payments in accordance with an agreed upon .'cpayment plan. Thank yrit for your cooperation in this matter. Sinccrely. Pai ula A. 'Ma%ut. ilelinclug.-nt Aect. Clerk s ll � r--- �-- --f----�-- -- --- -T — — BILL SHEFFIELD, GOVERNOR OF &LASE& DIESIPAR rR ENT OW 21MVISMUM 201 EAST BTH. AVENUE ALGbHpLICBEV04GECONMOL EOARD ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 09501 I IMP, November 16, 198340 N Janet Whelan, Clerk City of Kenai P.O. Box 580 Kenai, Alaska 99611 Dear 11s. Whelan., We are in receipt of the following applications) for renewal for liquor licenses) within the Citx of Kenai You are being notified as required DY AS'04.11.5Z0. BEVERAGE DISPENSARY Larry's Club i A local governing body as defined under AS O4.21.080(10) may protest the approval of the applications) pursuant to AS O4.11.480 by furnishing the i = . board and the applicant with a clear and concise written statement of reasonsTn support of a protest of the application within 30 days of receipt of this notice. If a protest is filed, the board will not approve the application unless it finds that the protest is arbitraryy, capricious and unreasonable. Instead, in accordance with AS 0411.510(b), the board will notify the applicant that the application is denied for the reasons stated in the protest. The applicant is entitled to an informal conference with either the director or the board and, if not satisfied by the informal conference, is entitled to a formal hearing in accordance with AS 44.62.330-44.62.630. IF THE APPLICANT REQUESTS A HEARING, THE MUNICIPALITY MUST COME FORWARD AT THE HEARING WITH EVIDENCE AND ARGUMENT IN SUPPORT OF YOUR PROTEST. Under AS 04.11.420�a), the board may not issue a license or permit for premises in a municipality where a zoning regulation or ordinance prohibits the sale or consumption of alcoholic beverages, unless a variance of the regulation or ordinance has been approved. Under AS 04.11.420(b) munici- palities must inform the board of zoning regulations or ordinances which pro- hibit the sale or consumption of alcoholic beverages. If you wish to protest the application referenced above, please do so in the prescribed manner and within the prescribed time. Please show proof of 'service upon the applicant. Under regulation 15 AAC 104.145(c) the board wilt grant a local governing body an extension of 30 days in which to pro- test an application if a request is filed in writing within the original 30-day period. If a municipal zoning regulation or ordinance prohibits the -sale or con- sumption of alcoholic beverages at the proposed premises and no variance of the regulation or ordinance has been approved, please so notify us and 'provide a certified copy of the relevant regulation or ordinance if you have not previously done so. PROTEST UNDER AS O4.11.480 AND THE PROHIBITION OF SALE OR CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES AS REQUIRED BY ZONING REGULATION OR ORDINANCE UNDER AS 04.11.420(a) ARE TWO SEPARATE AND DISTINCT SUBJECTS. Please bear that in mind in responding to this notice. i Sincerely, Betty L. Calhoon Records & Licensing Supervisor (907) 277-8638 BLC:vk Enc. I I®� 4 r t� tA ", .r �� <�* u�o:�9r�i ���i1'de►.9�3,.�Orr� t3�11"'s��V��-] HOX 650 GOLOOTHA. ALAIUKA 940360 StANt AYO tF t)Il November 21, 1983 w�3 t.lf�pti City of Kenai. Atten: Janet P. 0. Box 580 Kenai, AK 99611 RR: Liquor License RenewAls for. Lnrrv's Club. La Fiesta Mexican Restaurant and Little Ski-Mo Drive -In Dear Janet% Please be advised that the Borough's records of personal property and sales tax accounts forLarry s Clttb and La Fiesta Mexican Restaurant are current through the quarter ending September, 1983 and 1983 personal property taxes have been paid in full for both businesses. As regards the renewal. application for Little Ski-Mo Drive -In, there is a balance due against this business' personal property tax account for the tax years 1982 and 1983. 1 have spoken with ► Mr. Yamamoto's accountant, Dennis Dibetta, and he has indicated we may expect payment in full. by Novembor 28th. I will. notify ' you by telephone as soon as we receive this payment.. I informed F'Mr. Dibetta that our recommendation to the City is to protest the renewal until the balance is paid in full. The Borough obtained Judgment on April 27, 1983 against Mr, k.. tamomoto for past due sales taxes, and we have been receiving i repulur payments in accordance with an agreed upon repayment plan. Thank you for your cooperation in thiss matter. � Sincerely, 1 Pamela A. itar;t Delinquent Aect. Clerk III — 1 w 1 2� 4 I / AGENDA �--� J KENAI CITY COUNCIL - REGULAR MEETING NOVEMBER 16, 1983 PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE A. ROLL CALL 1, Agenda Approval B. PERSONS PRESENT SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD 1. TAMS Representative - Small Boat Herber, Concept Design • 2. Pat Dye, Library Commission - Library Addition C. PUBLIC HEARINGS 1, Ordinance 897-83 - Increasing Rev/Appns - Exercise Equipment, Recreation Center - $11,365 2. Resolution 83-139 - Establishing Fee Schedule for Recreation Center 3. Resolution 83-145 - Awarding Contract - Mini -Computer System - Burroughs Corp. 4. Resolution 83-146 - Establishing Airport Development Committee 5. Resolution 83-147 - Transfer of Funds - Repair Coats on Airport - $10#000 6. Resolution 83-148 - Awarding Contract -Two Police Cars - Hutchings Chevrolet 7. Resolution 83-149 - Transfer of Funds - Replace VCR Unit in Recreation Center - $499 8. R000lutien 03-150 - Awarding Parks do Rec Pick -Up 9. Resolution 83-152 - Transfer of Funds - State and Federal Revenue Sharing, Municipal Assistance, Population Estimate - $2,124 10. Resolution 83-153 - Awarding Exercise A Weight Equipment - Recreation Center 11. Resolution 83-154 - Accepting Deeds of Release from FAA D. MINUfEs 1. Regular Meeting, Oct. 19, 1983 2. 1metal Meeting, Oct. 31, 1903 E. CORRE;PONDENCE S f F. OLD BUSINESS Go NEW BUSINESS 1. Bills to be Paid, Bills to be Ratified 2 Requisitions Exceeding $1v000 3. Ordinance $96-83 - Amending Kenai Municipal Code Deleting Provisions for Maximum Leave 4. Ordinance 898-83 - Increasing Rev/Appne - Animal Control Helper to Full Time 5. Ordinance 899-83 - Increasing Rev/Appns - Design of Float Plane Basin - $200P000 6# Ordinance 900-83 - Increasing Rev/Appns - Contract Snow Removal and Sanding 7. Ordinance 901-83 - Increasing Rev/Appne - Engineering Services - Section 36 Bluff Areal Information Concerning Future Rosolutione for McLane to do Work So Ryans Creek Fitness Trail Change Order #1 - Ward Landscaping - $700 9. Assignment of Lease - Jack Estee to Engen & Dahlen 10. Discussion - Street Lights Be lot & Main, Barnacle & Main b, Strawberry & Spur 11. Discussion - Vacation Request for Two Rights of Way e. C St. S.W., Spur S/D #1 b. Section Line Easement, off Kalifornaky Beach Rd. 12. Games of Chance & Skill Women's Resource A Crisis Center 13. Travel Center, Anchorage Application for Lease Space at Airport R. REPORTS 1. City Manager 2. City Attorney 3. Mayor 4. City Clerk 5. Finance Director 6* Planning & Zoning 7. Harbor Commission So Recreation Commission 9. Library Commission I. PERSONS PRESENT NOT SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD ADJOURNMENT I KENAI CITY COUNCIL, REGULAR MLLIING, MINUTE, NOVEMBER 16, 1903, 7tOO PM C11Y ADMINISIRAT1ON BUILDING MAYOR TOM WAGONER 1011ESIDING PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE A. ROLL CALL Preosnti Chris Monfort John Wise, Tom Wagoner, Tom Ackerly, sally Battle, Jeae Nail Aboonti Ray Measles (excused) A-i Agondo Approval Of Mayor Wagoner asked that item G-15 - Travel Center, Anchorage, Application for Lease Space at Airport - be changed to item 0-3 - Persians Present Scheduled to be Hoard. b. Mayor Wagoner asked that it,om 0-4 be added - Repreoentatives, gloat Plane Basin Propooet - under Persons Prenent Scheduled to be Hoard C. Hoyor Wagoner asked that Item C-2 - Resolution 83-139 be deleted. Council approved the changoa no requested. 0. PERSONS PRESENT SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD 0-1 TAMS Representative - Small Boat Harbor, Concept Design Harbor Commlooton Chairman Williams introduced Mr. Lyman and Mr. Horton of TAMS. He said the Harbor Commission recently received on offer from Donald Fredrickson, to donate to the City all lends necessary for a barge facility for large draft barges if the City financoo the dock facility. He would like to ask TAMS to do the atudy. The Harbor Comminsion has the funds available. Mr. Fredrickson owns 650 ft. of frontage. That woo the first choice if the City had owned the property, It to prime property. Mr. Horton, TAMS, reviewed the sedimentation study. They began the otudy in Juno 1962, finished in Sept. 1983. The results were encouraging. They had a better dote base and took more time than Corpo. of Enginoora. Harbor construction has changed in the loot 10 years. Corps. of Engineers dons not went to fund dredging and maintenance any more. Some of the harbors in the State have much worse sedimentation, but it to done by the Federal government. Also, the State will not help with the financing, we have to pay for it ouroolvea. Mr. Lyman, TARS, gave a slide presentation of alternatives for the harbor. This domand to for commerce said recreation. they ootimateds Commoroo - 200 will went their own olip 190 will want a short term alip Recreation - 80 will usn the facilitioo, primarily salt "star boate Thai ewtetinq 9tte to so ncraa of City ided, ttau Cuy w u lurid to an additional 30-35 acres. Union Oil has a lino through the land, it can be relocated boot will be expansive. Alternate 01 - cost $25.6 Million. A divided buein with a wide entrance. the problems ores the expanoton would be an the Coyle property, and the qaa line would have to be relocated. Ilia light stock at this entrance would be had. Aitornnto 02 - root $24.3 Million. Thine would ba a wide entrance. They would tent hove to rninento, hoot would hove to purchase the Coyle property. lwlanom fil�fiY�F Q�Si6d'i^'-'�'- r.—...-c-.S —1 7:s.s:.: :�:,�a�v �La_c•=>r.czJ�"'s u.-�•::.�.�:��-i:=.:.".;.�_i...,.-.....:.s.cvm.�.�.e KENAI CITY COIINCII. NOV. 16, 190t Pogo 2 Alternate 03 - coot $23.4 Million. thin would olimitinto the divided boetn. The prablom in tiro location of the odmintatration bisildinq. They would have to pureheno the Coyle property. Alternate 04 - coot $9.5 Million. Initial and oubuequont drodginq In a major oxponoo. The pllo-nupported duck would eliminate thin. The problem to the cisrrento would be otrong on the moored hoots. The City wanted the boats out of Lion rivor, no thin done not help the congootion. Alternate 05 - coot $25.6 Million. Title would Ito a ohoot pile revotmont. There would be no purch000 of property or moving of the line, but the eongontion would atilt bo there. There would be it oudimont fen at the entrance. It would create arantan and on environmental problem. Dredging requ►romentn an the alternatoot 04 hoo nano, the othora are 50,000 to h0,000 coo. ydo. par year. All have major factlitteo, alternate 04 done not have moorage. TAMS roeummondo 02 with modifieotione, that would out the coot $19 Million to $20 Million. The advantagoo are, when the title drioa out, the oodimontotion can be dug out. The oodimontotion to otill oevere onough, TAMS ouggooto an entrance gate cloned from Oct. 1 to April 1. Thin would cut the oodimontotion 50%. H60 would be $567000 without the gate, $350,000 with the gate. Revenueo with an open channel would he $650,000, thcno are the h►ghoot roteo in the State. Nits 000nonal ctonuro, they would be $391,ODO. Thin to ofill high, but not no high. TAMS to working an a concept for cloouro, they ehould have the anowor in about o month. Councilwoman Battle linked if Mr. iredrickoon would be willing to donate the land for the amoll boot harbor. Chairman Hilllamn noted thin woo the firot choice for the small hoot harbor, but Mr. irodrickoo:'e offer woo for borgeo. H►o Intorooto are primarily financial, the adjacent land to his and could be unod for commerce. Mr. Horton uaid he felt there would not be on advantage an for no oiltratlon problem. 0-2 Pat Dyo, Library Commiaoion - Library Addition. The Library Comm. recommended expanalon to the south of the library. It would be a oplit level, 10,400 oil. ft. It woo ouggeotod they finioh 1/2 and do the other 1/2 toter. Thin could he done, but they would prefer to have tt all done at once. If one flour to to he done, they would recommend the downatniro ftrot. The Library Comm. would auk Council for o r000lution oupportinq conatruct►on. Councilwoman Battle noted there were no cooto tinted. Mr. Dyo replied they have no oelid rsumboro. They are lookinq of $H,000 to $9,000, $100 to $ITO per oq. ft. The upper limit would be $1-1/2 Million. He noted they are buying a building with very tittle furniture. The largor itom would be nholving. Ctty Hanoaor Oriqhton noted a r000lut►on had boon panned regarding library expnnuton on the capital improvemonla ltgt. Ile auggent.ud wetting till offer the next CIP work none Ion. Council agreed to the ou(Igeation. Chairman Dye onid the eistmineson wen aware of the renotttt ton, hoot they conaidered if important for the City to provide +snarl money for arahtt.tet drawingo to qrt it otarted. Mayor Naganer antd the Council would like ft) have s► menttng with the Library Comm. enri Pw ftr,t to dorido on the stcn. then the dootgn and engtnoorinq ehould be up front. a ✓va'q'y',,t��. �,).': 'r/'11i.MRM1Ylii�iiV/�'�ipl KENAI 1;11Y COUNCIL NOV. 16, 1901 Pogo 3 0-3 Trovol Center, Anchorage - Application for LeQoe Spaco at Airport Linda Korr, Travel Cantor, opoco. They purchosnd Poolnaulo Trovol, who had nubmittod a roquant for floor opai:e at the airport. They would like approval from the Council, they would like to Upon additional apnea in the City. They ern odvocatoo to the public with opocinl forno. They nre in North Kenai now. Mayor Wagoner ankod if they were uning the Dou. 6 letter (from Poninoula Travel) an a runnon for loneoT No. Korr replied oho would uao that nil a requent, their hope wou to be in the City airport oftor the oxponeten. She noted that in her Sopt. 22 letter olonq with the One. b letter. She added, that letter bocamo their property with the purchase of the buc►n000. Councilwamnn Ontlie paid oho would like to welcome them to the community. The City in proud of the airport facility, oomowhoro down the line they will have more opoco. She would be agoinot putting another office in there. When other aroon open, oho would agree to it. MOTIONt Councilwoman Baltic moved, seconded by Councilman Ackorly, to ngroo to allow Travel Cantor opoco in the airport. Councilman Wine aakod, whore Oro the regulotlone an the terminal roquootod Game time ago, regarding terminal and oporat►ona. Airport Manager Swolloy field it about finalized. VOTE (Foilod)t Yost Wtoo Not Monfor, Wagoner, Ackorly, Ontlie, Hall 0-4 Flout Plano Begin Propeont Gerold Sibley opoke. He boo looked at the r000lution regarding on Airport Comintunion and the ordinance roquouting $200tO0O. No reviewed the r000lution from the Chamber of Commerce. He boo proposed a plan whore the uottro would pay for it. He prepared 0 lint of uooro, contacted 55 ownoru in Ono weak. 22 Quid the yy would pay tie -down In advance. Thio ohowo the need for a oki do -down in the aron, tfo chocked an the coot of G ourvoy on the west aide. There are 7 tote on the want aide of the float plans baQin, about 3 acroo each. It would be 87,50U for the ourvey. Virtually all the FRO operators anid they would unit it. That would bring in about $53,001) per year. Thin could pay for itoolf. He contacted 2 10001 cOatractoro who Quid $50,000 to $60,000 to clean up the float piano hanin, level the nout.h end for accono and clam, level and provide for tower view. The problem with thin concept in, duo to procodureo of the Council, it taken 9 or 4 montho to got manuy from the City. The Oki foonoon in 5 montho, by the time it to nottled, it to one Into. the r000lution woo for ourvoy, engineering, plattinq nod development. None for conotruetion. Airport Mnnogor Swalley had felt it fihould be lone for ourvoy. Out we ohnuld otort now for canntrurtion. Spring to iho worst timo to otart a float plane billion, th gginq in winter would he cheaper. Ho recommended $20,000 to $30,01111 for nurvoyul/l, $110,090 for proliminnry conoi ruct ion, Pity Hanaglrr Oriqhlon noted the apprntaal on the all acroo wan diotriputed tutu date. Zhu value is %160,000. . r �.ri;.• rMh.Mriat'�p�"�X'�.fi►lr��`•°Ml;� i 'r It i I r ! 1 I f f 1 1 KENAI 1;11Y CIIONCIL NOV. 16, 1903 Page 4 Co PDNLIC NEARING9 C-1 Ordinanco 097-113 - Incrnaotnq Rov/Appno - Exorctoo Equipment, Recreation Center - $11,365 MOTIONS Councilman Ackerly moved/ oocondod by Councilwoman Dottie, to adopt the ordinance. There wan no public comment. Motion panned unnntmaunly by roll call veto. C-3 R000lution 83-145 - Awarding Contract, Mini-Computor 5yotom- Oorrougho Corp. NOTIONS Councilman Ackerly moved, seconded by Councilwoman Dottie, to adapt the r000lution. There won no public comment. Notion penned unenimouoly by roll call vote C-4 R000lution 03-146 - Eatablinhing Airport Development Committee Mayor Wagoner noted the oubatitute diotributed thin date. No explained thin chsnnolo the direction of the group to the want o►de of the airport and will have a termination data. He noted he propnnen doinq thin to ell commientono and committoso. (termination date) 1401ION i Councilmon Ackerly moved, aocanded by Councilwoman Do►lie, to adopt the oubatituto ronolutton. Thorn woo no public comment. Councilman Wino ouggootod it utiould be a full fledged commtooton for operation of the airport. Councilman Hall ooid thin in a good first atop. Mayor Wagoner paid he would have a ouggoo►.od ltot of mombore for the Nov. 30 meeting. Motion p000nd unenimouoly by roll call vote. C-5 R000lution 03-147 - Tranbfor of (undo - Repair Canto on Airport - $10,000 14011ONS PnUnrllwmman nnllia mnvndr nannnda,) by a m}nn!lyfaman Manfor, to adopt the ronelrtl ton. There woo no public, comment. Airport Monagor Swolley onid thio to for replacement of !undo expanded for the fenco that woo dawn. Inauranca Aid not cover it bacauee it was from front hoove. Y Notion pannod unenimouoly by Colt call vote. ADDED 11E41 Mayor Wagoner noted a month ago a 747 londod of the airport. flow many l►ghto were blown out whan he took off, how much -: `I r j Y KENAI CITY COUNCIL NOV. 16, 190f P000 4 wait he eborgnd ror landing, and how much wait uddnd to the 000t7 Mr. Swollay roplind, about. 10 ls,hta. The oouth and lighto ore flat covered. Rn wan ohnrgod >�490, landing foun, thin more than off-oot the coat. C-b Roualulion 03-140 - Awarding Contract - Two Police faro - Rutch►ngn Chevrolet MOTION$ Councilman Ackerty moved, noronded by Councilwoman Bastin, to adopt the r000lution. Thorn woo no public comment. Motion panned unanimoualy by rail call veto. C-7 R000lution 03-149 - Tsonofor of (undo - Replace VCR Unit in 0acrontlon Center - $499 M0rIONs Counullwaman Rollin moved, ooeondod by Councilman Ackorly, to adopt the roeolution. Ar Councilwoman Monfor naked If there won o way to keep it from "''" ""'^"'' "•`'^'��'' Nam. being token again. Recreation Oiroetor NeGill►vroy repliod, thin otao item to hard to t10 down and lock. Thin woo token when the center woo atoned loot Summer. At thio time, we have had no furthav vondoliom. Councilmon Wine nuked, why do we have o VCR in the center? Mr. McGillivray explained, one to two nighto a weak were movie nig hto. It won donated by Chevron, Adminiotratlen felt obligated to replace it. • Motion panned unanimouoly by roll call veto. ADDED ITEMS Mayur Wagoner ouggootod Council go by and 000 how many uoe the contor. (NOTEt C-9 and C-0 were rovoraod by Council) C-9 Ranelution 03-152 - Tranefor of fuodo - State & federal Revenue Shor►np, Municipal Aria iotonce ,Populot into Entlmate- $2,124 NOTION$ Councilman Acknrly moved, oocandad by Councilwoman Beitio, to adopt the r000lution. there was no public comment. Nation poaaed unonsmouely by rail call vote. C-0 Rooelutson 03-150 - Aword►ng Parko & Roe Pick -Up NOT[ON $ Councilman Ackerty moved, anenndod by Cuuacilwom4ts Battso, to adopt, tho r000lutton. There woo no trubllc nommnrll . Motion (►noond t►nar►itntioly by roll Fal l vof e, . I -- M a .. ' I•-.n.y+*MGn;►+,7�la►wr�►:nln!'vJN�lls:•es� s a KENAI CIIY COUNCIL NOV. 16, 19"1 Pngn /r , Recreation Director McGillivray explained, thi-i dusrs ant roplaeo o eerrent vnhlein. The aid pick -rap In an its lent loran, they hod difficulty with the domondo loot your with ono vehicle. C-10 Renolution 01-15) - Awarding Exercise A Wotght Equipment Rar.rontion Center MOTION$ Councilwoman Unilio moved, nocanded by Counciiman Ackorly, to adopt the roaolution. There won ran public comment. Motion panned unanim000ly by roil Ball veto. C-11 Rounlution 01-144 - Accepttnq 0oodo of Ralenoo from FAA MOTIONI Councilman Ackorly moved, aocandod by Councilwoman Bailin, to adopt the r000lution. NOTION, Amendments Councilwoman 091110 moved, oocondod by Councilman Ackorly, to amend the motion, Section 1 (C), to road, "Tract A-1 (portion) to be rolonood to permit long-term Inane or note for non•airport purp000n." f There woo no public comment: jkk City Manager flrighton explained Trocto 0-3 and G-4 cannot he f for note# they are in the flight pattern. Councilman btoo noted in the dead of rolonoo we did not ook for it for onto. Land Manogor Labohn explained, FAA told no they would not conaidor tract G-3, oo the application wan only made for loons. On tract 0-4 we petitioned for loono and for onto, if p000iblo. The roopnnoo won they wore only willing for I loaoo. VOTE, Amendments Motion panned unonimeuely by roll call vote. VOTE, Main Motion an Amondeds Motion p0000d unanimouoly by roll anti vote. 0. MINUTES 0-1 Raqular Meeting, Oct. 19, 1983 Clark Whelan ankod that the innort ineiudod in the packet bra adder! Y'i srr airovenl part Or the minutes. It was left out of the original minutes. Council approved the rotnutoe on oubmittod with iuoert. 0-2 5pocial Montinq, Oct. 11, 1903 Minutou wore approved an sutrmit.led. F. CORRE!;PONaEt.CE None 11 s. KENAI C11Y COUNCIL NOV. 16, 1901 Paqu 7 F. 111.0 HHSINESS None O. NEW ROSINESS 0-1 Dille to be Paid, Dille to he Ratified MOTION Councilwoman Ocilla moved, necanded by Councilman Ackorly, to approve the hillo on oubmittod. Motion poaood by unantmnun conoont. 0-2 ftoqutottiona Exceeding $1,000 MOTIONt Councilwoman Battle moved, noconded by Councilman Ackorly, to approve the roquin►tiono no oubmitted. MOTION, To foperato an Itdmt Councilman Hine caked to naparate the Air Tok hill. Council concurred with the roquont. 0-2 VOTEI Motion peened ununimouoly by roll call veto. 0-2 Air Tok Councilman Hioo noted option 03, he quentionod the advinobility when we are going to replace at a coat of $120,000. Airport Manager Swallay explained at the time of the roquont replacing had not boon approved. He won not aware It wan being replaced. Councilmen Wien caked if the May quota woo atilt valid. He clan queationad putting the trigger in police dept. Mr. Swalloy replied the prop000l woo atilt valid in Supt. He added, It would not be in the police dept., it would be direct from genarutor to beacon. Police Chief gone cold he would be oppoaod to anything going into lntroc, it to down too much. Counrilmott Hloo caked if it woo a critical item. City Man agar Brighton explained, the cable is in had uhape, it fine piper covering on It, it went down loot Spring. It could go down tomorrow or in 4 yooro. Councilman Hine naked why we had a tranamitter rather than replace the cable. Callao Ilmun Ackorly coked if thin woo diocoverod by Air Tok or woo it put out to bid. Mr. Swallay explained when the light blow toot Spring fie riot equipmunt to locate the underground cable, it was found then. M0110N, fnbtnt Councilman Hine moved, eeconded by Councilmen Arkurly, to table or,t ton for tr,formnt tan of) reriunnf 9d. VOTE, Tablet (Poured) Vent Witte, Monfor, Ackorly, Rollin, Hall Not Wegener CnrnCLI agrood to riot hide and chock to non if the canto arg gttli current-. I I •' I w ' �'T�.+'Ms�4 •�11N..1r.•.. •r � r . J KENAI CIIV COONCII. NOV. 16, 1903 Pogo B I1-3 Ordinance 096-03 - Amunding Konn1 Municipal Coda - Daloting PreViaiane for Maximum Leave MOTIONI Councllwoman Rallis moved, nocondod by Councilman Hall, to introduce the ordinance. There won no public. comment. Motion panned by unanimoua consent. O-n Ordinance 098-83 - Incroasing Pev/Appno - Animal Control tlelpor to Full limo MOTInNi Councilwoman Botlie movod, seconded by Councilwoman Menfor, to introduce the ordinance. There woo no public comment. Motion pa000d by unanimous consent. O-5 Ordinance B99••83 - Increasing Oev/Appno - Dooign of Float Plane Bonin - $200,0o0 MOTIONI Councilwoman Bailie movod, seconded by Councilmen Wtoo, to introduce the ordinance. PUBLIC COMMENTt Gerold Sibley. Ho would ask it be amended, no one has engineered the float Plano beo►n. The money could be used eloowhoro- City Manager CBrighton nreplied, Wine kno. od ifwe ced n CounilmanWi000A Gold DOT Commiooloner Csosy spoke of the State Pooloting all airports. He also sold someone from the State would discuss Konal relations to the State airport eyotom. Councilman Wloo would like to know what the State foela about the float Plano basin, safety concerns and State feeling on the ramp. The Stets geverno and controls ADAP funding. if they feel it is to dead. Me meet with itoero,iCouncil tand Adminiotrat►onaregardingotetheSthe tateHooter Pion. He added, his original motion referred to more than the float plane begin. 00 screo was acquired, It referred to the Hooter Plan and engineering. Ho hoped to simply design a borrow pit to be an affective float plane basin. Mayor Wagoner guggeotod the Airport Committee aomo to Council with viable solutions before we veto on it. Motion panned unanimously by roll roll vote. 0rdtr,dn.;n 900-63 - lneren.,149 0av/Appno - Contract Snow P.cmoval and Sanding MOTION, Councilman Ackerly moved, noegnded by Councilwoman Hailte, to introduce the ordinance. Public Wnrko Diroetnr Karnella explained, this is a rough eotimote, shout 11-12 mile,;, for use eoagon. Councilwoman cattle felt we hod enuuyh aggtpment to take care of the Problem. She Contacted Ancharoge. They have a policy they do not do the nubdivltplons till 48 hours after a annwfsll. Same timos it will he a week or 2. Thay contract out the hauling. mayor Wegoiior sold the only service game people 0 l� •.1,L'�•>R••���.•"'":•iM,N.;A�.hp.+�1•irirrraii�.rrJ t KFNAI CITV COUNCIL NOV. 16, 1901 Page 9 gel. In nnnw removal and of rout grudinrl. Councilman Ackorly noted libenry, recreation and other nervicou. Councilwoman Honfor aukad, if the contractor domnryon a car, who pnyo for It? Mr. Kornallu replied, ineuraneo fa required. The oubdiviotona are VIP, Thompamt Pork, Vnlnalla Holghtu. Councilwoman Bailie niogjantudi wu otuy with the prouent manpower and rotate, no won nuggnntod,at loot meeting. Mayer Wagoner explained thio wou ouggootod hocauoo the City hen an many now roads that the City would hava to hire more people. Councilman Hall ouggootod that we oupport it an experimental. VOTE (Pa000d)t Yea Wiae, Wagnoor, Ackorly, Hall Not Honor, Rollie R-7 Ordinance 901-61 - Incrooning Rov/Appno - Engineering Servicon - Section 36 Bluff Areal Information Concerning future R000lutione for McLane to do Work MO/ION! Councilman Ackorly moved, oocondod by Councilwomen Boilto, to Introduce the ordinance. There woo no public comment. Notion p0000d ttnanimouoly by roll call vote. 0-8 Ryana Crook fitn000 Trail - Change Order 01 - Word Landocnping - $700 MOTIONI Councilman Ackorly moved, seconded by Councilwomen Botlio, to approve the change order. Councilman Ackorly oaked about the $18,000 bridge. Moyer Wagoner ooid he would dtocuoo thio under Recreation Dept. Report (H-8). Motion peened unantmouoly by roll call veto. C-9 Ansignmont of Lenoo - Jack Eatoo to Engon h Dahlen M0TIONt Councilman Ackorly moved, neconded by Councilwoman Bottle, to approve the noatgnment of l0000. Mayor Wagoner reported the payments are current, thin will aloo cure the problem with Kenai Hydrou[tro. Motion poa,►ed unantmounly by roll call veto. ^.-10 D.aC,i,iulun - Urnnl. i.►yiii q no tot b Hotn, Barnacle A Hain b. .Strawberry 6 Spur Public Worko Director Kurnolia explained, we maintain the lirinto on Spur, the State peyu 10% of the electricity. Thto to on the booto of oafely. Councilwoman Hanfor ouked about getting atreet liyhto to Thompo,r. Park. Mr. Kornnlio replied it to normally done by the developer. to the pnnf. ILEA would do it for $25, May won't de it any morn. They put it on the nearent pale. Ceuriestmon Ar.karty noted they hod Its put their own lights its the nuh.liviaien, tout ton thought the State did the htgbway. i � I.s J.7f�sdM;r:Rfld�lAi��tltA/'�IMffAM� KENAI I:I1Y COUNCII. NOV. 16, 1781 Pogo 10 Mayor Wagoner naked Adm►nintrottnn to chuck into thin. Council agroad to the roquont. Councilwoman Monfor nugganted eheckinq Into Thompoon Pork. Eaglo Rock, Togink and N. Lupine. 0-11 Dincuaoton - Vocation Roquoot. for Two Righto of Way a. C St. S.W.. Spur S/D #1 b. Sactlon Lino Enoomont, off Kalifornuky Beach Rd. HOTIONI Councilwoman Rnlllo moved, aecandod by Councilman Ackorly, to approve the vocation roquouto an pr000ntod. Land Manager Labohn ooid Admtnintrotlon would recommend approval on both requeots. Councilmen Wine noted vocation on C St. in very Important, without vocation the road to out in two. Motion panned unnnimouoly by roll call vote. 0-12 Ramoo of Chance A Skill - Women'o Ronourco A Crioie Center MOTION$ Councilmen Wine moved, oocondod by Councilmen Ackorly, to approve the requoot. Motion peened by unanimouo conoont. H. REPORTS 11-1 City Manager City Manager Brighton opoko. o. Hook up of water A nowor at Crioio Center. No hoo received roquouto for thin. City policy to, after freeze-up we do not hook up. They are anxlouo, they have voluntooro to do it. They have ooid they would to-do the road after break-up. Public Worko Director Kornelto ooid it to poor policy to work with Proton materiel. Spruce St. to a gravel road. Councilman Ackorly naked If there would be on impact on anyone sloe. Mr. Kornelin ooid they are at the and of the lino. Councilman Hall noted thorn will be o bump 1n the road till Spring, but to not that big a problem. Mr. Kornolto #told they would have to extend the main about 200 ft. Mr. Brighton ooid they would move In January, but wonted to move the office early. Councilman Wioo noted the only facility affected would, be the newer treatment plant. HUttONt Councilman Wine moved, noconded by Councilman Artearly, to approve the project. MOTION, Amendments Councilman Hall moved, oeconded by Cnanctlwnman Monfort amend to within the next 15 dnyo fn eemplote and eurreet in the Spring. VOTE, Amendments Hattori penned by unonimnuo conoont. KfNAI CITY COUNCIL NOV. 16, 1903 tingly 11 VOTE, Moto Motion an Amoododt Motion panned by unnnimous consent. b. Approinal of flout plane basin, 80 acres. Mr. Brighton asked Counoil I they would like to negotiate or table. Appraisal woo $160,000. It is listed as 60% lowlands. Mayor Wagoner nuggoetod review at the Nov. 30 monting. Council agreed to the suggestion. c. Travel Cantor request. He had said if Council accepted the loons, they would have to submit a plan to house the facility at their expense and have approval of the architect. A roprooentattva of the company had told Airport Manager Swelloy he would petition Council for one of a commuter airline counter. Mr. Brighton sold that would not be for diocuunion because we would nand the counters next year. This to the name eat of experiences no the present leans. d. Mr. Brighton asked for an additional work session for capital improvement projects. Gov. Sheffield and the Office of Management 6 Budget committee have ouid they want all totters by Nov. 22 or no soon so possible after. We have other capitol improvement projects on the Go•.ornorrs and appropriate deokol but not for atreato, water, sower, etc. Councilman Wine said he understood there would be u form no to criteria. Mr. Brighton explained, the criteria is defining need, proving constituent input to establish. Projects should go to appropriate departments and then circulated to committee. Councilmen Wine noted Phi asked for a count of how many people lived on certain otroota, has that data boon collected? Land Manager Labohn replied, PAZ list to in the packet. He will have the information Nov. 17. Mayor Wagoner noted the City's problem is rnmprena►on of time. He has naked PAZ to take more time next year. Council ogreod to a work oonaton, Monday, Nov. 21, 1983 at 7t00 PM. Clerk Whelan woo naked to advise the commissions and committees. e. Mr. Brighton will be absent from the Nov. 30 Council meeting. tie will be attending the National League of Cities meeting. f. Councilwoman Monfor noted Public Works Director Kornolia had diucunnod the need for a full time inspector for anew removal. She would like to discuss getting o full time building inspector. Building Inspector Hackney is very buoy. Mr. Brighton explained thin woo in relation to o contract job. Councilwoman Monfor said she would review this problem again. g. Councilman Wine noted $106,000 won paid to TrannAlaaka for water A sower utt►~lion plan. Hove they .lone anything? Public Works Director Kornelio replied, we have been getting drawinqu. The contract to pant time, we (love him on extonnion without additional payment.. There won items work that had to be re -done. h. Councilwoman Rollin noted on the Zrlbock pay outimate for Holier, Evorgrsen, McKinley. Soodinq nod water maintenance have boon deleted. It will coot no more next year. Public Aorka Diroctor Korneltj rniilted, he will riot de that withnut Counetl approval, they have the same situation on Spruce. f i� t a.AT Wr4 cw. r ,..Ul�w.... .. , .h1„kVRW ..'yr KENAI CITY CI111NC11 NOV. 11), 1783 Page 12 II-2 City Attorney Attorney flogoro upoku. o. pock vo City of Kenai. The City won un nil Pointe. b. With Council approval, too will take Nov. 18 to Nov. 30 on annual lnavo. Council approved the request.. of Councilman Wino nuked, what are the ramlfieat►ono an the relocation dontoton7 (utillttoo) Atty. Rogoro replied, it hen been cited to APUC. It hart to do with federal relocation, the utilition claimed they were dioplacod and were entitled to ruimburoomont. The Court noid no. Ho did not think It relevant to the Ctty'a coou. APUC will review the City'o with Wooilla'a on Nov. 17. H-3 Mayor Mayor Wagoner opoko. no There are a number of communion voeanctoo. He ouggootod Art MoComooy for Recreation Comm. MOT10Nt Councilman Wine moved, oocondod by Councilman Ackorly, to l �; appoint Art MoComooy to Rocrootion Comm. Motion punned by unentmouo conoont. Clark Whelan won nuked to notify Mr. MoComooy. b. Mayor Wagoner nuked for o Joint meeting of Council, Adminiotratton and local logtolotoro in Into Dec. a. Mayor Wagoner naked for a work oeeoion regarding the direction the City to going. tie coked ouch poroon to write down topics for dinououton beforehand, an agenda and time limit for dlucuuntonn will be prepared. Councilwoman Monfor ouid we ohould do capital improvement proJooto flrat. Aloo not outdo time of the beginning of the work oounton to bring up name Rome that may not be on the agenda. She ouggootod wetting till Jon., budget hearings otart in April. Mayor Wagoner noted came of the ttiingo Council wonto to talk about are not by ordinanco to commiouiona. d. Mayor Wagoner will not be here for the Der, 7 Counoil meeting. Clark Whelan woo naked to notify Councilman Mannino. o. Councilwoman Monfor noted the Dorough to ottting on the promol.ion pamphlet, Site nungeated if. at the next meeting, Choy rennet ramp to a mooting of the minds, lot them know we have the money for thin. We want to bring people to Konni. H-4 Clark None 11-5 Finance Director Councilman Wine nuked Finnncn Director Brown abnut fincal noteo 01 and 03 in the annual financial report. Ftnenen Director Brown explained, they are not notou, they am R 0 I' i It i KENAI CITY COUNCIL NOV. 16, 1903 Paqo 13 tntreduotory pagon d000ribinq funds is) a upoclal eatogory. He said Councilman Wine wanted 01 to he In n positive nonne. Councilman Wino oxpininod, it nnyo we Oro ouba►diairig water As sower, that to not the Intent. Wo do not depreciate our assets. Mr. Brown said the nuha►dy in not Oct. He put It that way because thin question to always naked. Thin to not no antorprine fund. Csuneilmnn Wine sbjocted to writing to CPA'o and not this public. tor. Orown anid the purpose of the document to to fairly present the finance picture of the City. The usorn Oro Council and bond people. He did not think the public over asked for it. Mr. Brown added, 03, the capital improvement fund to from the onto of tore-foroul000d property. It wont to $35,000. A Code change cl0000 the account. Council took no action. H-b Planning 6 Zoning Councilman Wino spoke. o. There woo a request to re-aono on Strawberry Road, It woo denied. b. Capital Improvement Projects wore dioeu000d at the loot mooting. e. The commission will have o public hearing nn planned residential development ordinance to have the huildoro discuss. d. Ac0000 to Walker Lane from the Bridge Access Rd. woo diacan ood. They will contact people involved. Hayar Wagoner noted the people in the open do wont another aceono, but not to Lowry'a land, at the other end. 11-7 Harbor Commion►on Nano H-S Recreation Commission Recreation Director Hc011l►vroy opoke. at Minutoo of the loot meeting wove panned out thin data. h. The Canter heated o JV beakothall tournament at the gym, they received many compliments an the facility. c. We hove about 20 teams In the City longue baokotball, at lent 3 Mora than toot year. d. Engineer Bttl Nelson spoke @beat the font bridge. the coat to about $16,000, It to part of the Fitnoou Trait, cro39tn:1 Ryon..-. Crank. It lu a JS rto npnn, prnuuure troated wood, gsivonited hind ratio, heavy onough to carry mnintitnnnre equipment. It wan avordonigned for vandnt roototonce. It will ho an nttrartivo feature on the trail. It hoe pipno at the entrstnco to diecourstge 3-whoolora stood onewm0 tlon. It to 6 ft. aide. H-9 Library Cnmmi'Inton Nano on KEW CITY COHNCIL NOV. 16, 1903 Patio 14 I. PERSONS PRESENT NOT SCHEDULED TO OE HEARD n. Councilwoman Sallie. She unkod Clark Whelan to number tho information itomo in the pockot. She olon appreciated the tnPormation received on taduotriol dovolopmont bondo. ADJOURNMENT n Mooting �nddjoournod at 1104 PH. t//l Janot Wholon City Clark F-� LEASE APPLICATION FOR LANDS OWNED BY THE CITY OF KENAI 1. Complete the attached form and submit with the appropriate feels o. Twenty dollar filing fee which is not refundable) and b. A good faith deposit in one of the following amountss (1) $!00.00 if the property has been subdivided (2) $10000.00 if the property has not boon subdivided 2. Date and time shell be noted on application when application, filing foe and deposit are received. NO APPLICATION WILL BE ACCEPTED UNLESS IT APPEARS TO BE COMPLETE. 3. Planning and Zoning Commission meetings are hold on the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month at 7s00 p.m. at City Hall in the City Council Chambers. Applications will be scheduled for the next poeoible Planning and Zoning Commission meeting after receipt. (In order to be scheduled for a meeting, an application must be received before noon on the preceoding Friday.) The applicant should attend the meeting to answer questions. 4. When the lease application is approved by the Planning Commission, an appraisal will be ordered to determine the current fair market value, 5. City Council meetings are hold on the first and third Wednesdays of each month at 7s00 p.m. at City Hall in the City Council Chambers. After approval by the Planning Commission, the application will be forwarded to the City Council for action at the next meeting. It is not essential that the applicant attend, 6. A loans will be prepared and given to the applicant for review and signature upon approval by the City Council. 7. After signature by the City Manager, a copy of the lease will he recorded and a ropy given to the Lessee foc their records. i i•Olt CITY USE' ONLY Sate ealwd CITY OF KFNA I P.O. BOX 380 • KENA1, ALASKA • PHONE 203.763E LEASE APPLICATION Name of Applicant -77fi i/eV- j rr4 Address Sueineae Name and Address Kenai Peninsula Borough Sales Tax No. (if applicable) State Business License No. 6 46% 37Q 9 o-Z Q6, ! i/ (if .applicable) Telephone Alai Lot Description An Aw4t Desired Length of Lease I qeAs 1b .S yews Property to be used for ke:rd%,.L T- aug-L RG��BsJ Description of Developments (type, construction, size, etc.) i Attach development plan to ecelo (1" = SO'), showing all buildings planned. Time Schedule for Proposed Developments Beginning Date J'o-n •?-3 /gAy ti Prop000d Completion Date �t7 ddfys+ % QQ� r -=- - Estimated Value of Construction $� 46,,i10u Dates Signeds J Oates Signeds � 1 BUILDING INFORMATION On this shout submit a drawing of building planned, drawn to Beale. Scala$ V, s ft. Construction Mate,r_+irra++la (wood frame, otoal building, etc.) THIS DRAWING SHOULD BE AS COMPLETE AS POSSIBLE •// .. S/�-ae��4a�"�a+'�f . woue� b�- �uier s`Drr�vricaet • To Aw4yr Toe-*VM S,o ems, c-a-Air jwr /y (�0'oi0 46AW w/ G�D'O D 04T*4 r44M f And ex; PP" o ep P� " N 0ro dga AVBLC tbK I , ' I I Notes If a prupared drawing is oubmittod, attach to this ap 1plp ication anti diuregard thla paga, filling in construction materials only. 3 ssssssss 1 �G CITY OF KENAI CHECK LIST FOR SITE PLANS ALL ITEMS MUST BE COMPLETED BEFORE APPLICATION CAN BE ACCEPTED Drawings should be drown to acn1P3 V'= 50 ft.w, and must dhow layout of the lot applied for and the location of all improve- mente propoeed. Drawings must show: 1. Existing buildings _ 2. Proposed buildings 3. Parking facilittee (how many spacoa and where located) 4. Site improvements a. Areas to be cleared and method of disposal b. Proposed gravel or paved areas c. Landscaping plan (retention of natural — vegetation and/or proposed planting areas) _ 5. Building set backe 6. Drainage plan and method of snow removal 7. Circulation plan (all ontrances, exits and on-•aite accese) _ Be Location of signs) - sign permit required w 9. Fencing 10. Curb cuts (where applicable) 11. Building height 12. Buildings on or near the airport aii airport lands must complete FAA Form 7460-1 *This does not have to he drawn by an architect or engineer. E ' t r Description of Property ' CONDITIONS OF ACCEPTANCE (To be completed by the City) Annual rent rate or coat Zoned for Pormite required Assosamente j Insurance required I - Construction must begin by Completion date for major conotruction THIS APPLICATION WILL BE MADE A PART OF THE LEASE 1 Planning Commission Approvals Sys , Data of Approval �a rman City Council Approvals Oy$ , hate of Approval City Clark i 4 I I 'r. L I , 111 � .'tir r 4 M ¢ ,Ir reNov. 17, 19113 St1U PM NOTICE OF RECONSIDERATION Councilwoman Monfor called me thin dote, and gavo official notice of recunaiderntion on atom R-3, agondo item on the Nov. 16, 1903 royular Council meeting. Thio item won titled, Travel Center, Arrchorugo - Application far Lonee apace at Airport. CouncilwomanMonfor voted on the prevailing oido. %% f 3anot Whelan City Clork jw r i 0 ,, JI ' r 1 t Y 1 J` C ' ', • 1 U,VOt411 IIt1t�l1l. - . H41a-trlllll ' t SP,•• .Nqp list .�, n .,Avg, 41pld 4'rl•rl 1614100 111NN1rI141 OIYIlIOh •nr.^ 4"II lift • , 4.pfn 441,1 1n11,NP IIIa1f/Vl►t14111r • lhnnv11 Iev' ill ,W bbl) � ♦urlll»4/ MA{{ MI, Id" � A•t , 4'." .4 r ufllllp141411 • „Leos nnmMri uh11r /lbleel t /141!l4cancl+ + r, v„r.y. 4144,04LI r Hf'A7rr r11111Ur/11141 TOWIr PAI µon 4fl Ars, W Ilti • 4'11/v1iAU AltAs"Mi1 " IN'ril0 at141TH 01hU1 I , Nrd •11 4.P Mr 1Mi Itlrl!lIIVI it •1 I WW aM,il' 11., .n, f.,MAb Ay.4A 4rl,1 .. Ioll/llip Ile 1 our ` 1 r• . 0AA4 lu r,n 115 414-Jeowti•f /� •' I/1/alu .1 t 1►d1 lellA rr np" A.,M YWA/l +�I 11{••1M'If R tinlxtthA ' - It rh 4in.1 I,, b..t 1/1•I t 4, 1n1 +Mr► a/h41 - �. •r.A a4 i p 1!r•r till r a.A•n vu,l1 + ••o lf11 � - IVh141' • aAnA ,YIr4 .., " •M111fi4 -- rr{frll/ll90 — - — �r1A'j ♦'..'' let I it . 4t..tlrl, a- ,Ira,► 1•r, 1 _ �I I.jJII /1a»:u ` , . M,Au.. 4vna f t •.• r.,it. t1Arb' *,Oil 4 ,rOr, AIIIrM 1 to&$ two 21Tgraft ve I C e n ter A TOTAL APPROACH INCOII►OIIATfO I November 8, 1983/ Hr. Bill Brighton City Manager CITY OF KENAI P.O. Box 850 Kenai, Alaska 99611 Dear Mr. Brighton: In concluding'prevlous correspondence (attached) and telephone conversatlons,,please consider this letter an official reauest and application for lease space for TRAVEL CENTER at the Kenai airport. We are requesting a reasonable amount of space at the current per souare foot lease price for conducting our travel agency business. We would hope that our reauest for lease space could be granted as soon as possible, and for a minimum of three ,years with renewable options included. We are available for immediate occupancy, and are looking forward to doing business In your community. We will be in Kenai for your next regularly -scheduled City Council meeting, and will be available for questions and information at that time. Vie greatly appreciate your time and consideration of our reauest, and are looklno forward to a continuing business relationship. Sincerely, a� Linda Kerr Vice President - Operations LK:9p Attachments CC: MR. T04 WAAn1eJFR f MAYOR 11D4BERS, CITY COUNCIL rr� t5 •t''7 7 I a i 041090 l! IIQQiK MAIL 01TIQ 701 C swm win no 4xilE p Al "0101 'uwlo ..... :OwAIRCIAs DIVISION I01 C R". fain 100 .ntApTaM. Almost Mf01 Y1i770 71MON0 04111 0 !01 0mlone. f .0111 tn(%dylt Awks, "Sol i' MMfy71 V0111"WAV AIAU i101 1rn;6ne 1Mn to 17o . ... 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Box M Kenai/ Alaska 99611 Dear Mr. Swalley$ Attached you Will find a letter that Was submitted to you December 61, 1962 from Pennisula Travel Inc., 80140tnal concerning our application for consideration in leasing space at the Kenai Airport for Panninsuls Travel, lace now ODA as Travel Center. Please consider this a request and/or bid for any reasonable amount of space that you determine Would be at the current per square foot price. We Would hope that our request for lease could be arranged as soon as possible for a minimum of three years with renewable options. We are available for immediate occupancy. Please reply as soon as possible. Sincerely) Linda Karr Vice President Operations /ab attachment cc$ City Manager9 City of Kenai 19071283-7951 James & Swalley Airport M9neger P � � 1 CITY OF KENAI - - ►0 BOX 060 UNAL ALASKA 99611 / Decembe 69 1992 i :Ir. James Swalley i Airport tanager Cit;; of Kenai P. C. Box 560 i Kenn', Alaska 99611 jDear JZ ,: Per our conversation today, we are formally submitting to you our application for consideration in leasing space at the Kwai Airport for Peninsula Travel, INC. as soon as possible. We will consider any reasonable amount of space that you determine suitable at the current per square foot price. Beasuse of the cost of installation of the computers and otter relate$ equipment, we would hope that our lease could be i arranged for a minimum of three years with renewable options. P1eM90 include us on your mailing list of applicants bidding for -leased bile at the Kenai Airport. - Sincerely, E. Alan Ferguson Owner 0 PAYMI:N'1':I OVER $1,000.00 WHICH NEED CIIUNCII, PIYllOVA/ RATIVICATION 11/10/113 ^ /� VENDOR I)MU II''r1fill Plt,1.11:61' 1111.1'AIrI141:11T AC MINT CNARCISD A11nPk7_ Pad .. 1: FOR APPROVA1.1 William Holoun A Annoe. Prnfennioual Survicen C11-I.11ue, Rte. Engineering 7,'1UU.0fl Profennional Donlon Inspection CI' -Terminal Parking tunpvetton 1.703.40 ( Inspection CI' -Airport Ramp impaction 12,588.11 FOR RATIFICATIONs .f Marathon Oil Co. Oct. Natural flan Trust 6 Agency to Trunt 8,475.14 Unlun Oil Co. Oct. Natural one Truer to Agency in Treat 0,420.01 I Glacier Stnto Tnlcpliono November Phone Service Vnrioun COmmUIllcationa 2,181.15 1 Walters 6 Oloon I Mine. Clty 1nnur01100 Non-Oopartmantal Insurance 4,9i4,0i1 ". Firut Podotal Savings RRPO 11/16/83 Central Treanury Central Truaaury g00,(100.00 9.1% flit, F � , �i i . i • �i a I ' � r I t' .V E i t f Li sow Itl:Qlit'.il'IIONS OUR $1,000.00 Hulce NI:I:II COUNT APPROVAL 11/30/83 V@NI1ON URSCRUITION_ 01:11AIIIHI-.NT ACCOOI_'I��M A:1O[JWI IIcrbnt 6 Thue Ltd. Pr0(Qn310041 Servieen for Attcrnny PrOfennfennl Survicen 1,104.69 Cable T.V. Pramicbiuc Anraument 1 i Varda 5llent A14rm Portable Alarm SyaLem Pollcc Narhlnery b P.quLpmenc 9,6h0.00 1 _ ` - I 1 I I � I I � , 1 I I 1 f 1 I i 71 i i I i ' 1. 1, ' 1• 11 1 !I i ! � 1 11 I � I , .i I 1 I - p I • • ' 1 f 1 I t —.3 Suggeeted by: Administration CITY OF KENAI ORDINANCE NO. 902-83 AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, INCREASING ESTIMATED REVENUES AND APPROPRIATIONS BY $107,492 IN A NEW CAPITAL PROJECT FUND ENTITLED "POLICE ADDITION" FOR EN- GINEERING DESIGN SERVICES. WHEREAS, the City has asked the State of Alaska to help finance an addition to the City Police departments a d WHEREAS, the City desires to begin desi n of sut'h a facility now, in advance of the construction financing, and WHEREAS, $214,984 remains of the 1974 Refunding Bond Issue in the category designated for a civic center complex, and WHEREAS, Resolution No. 71-12, which called for the election for the issuance of the bonds, specified that if all the projects could not be constructed with the available bond proceeds, then the Council could construct those improvements which they found to be most necessary, and WHEREAS, the Police Station was specifically identified as one of the eligible improvements to be constructed ss a result of this .bond issue. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, that: Section 1: The City Council finds that available bond procee :i do not permit the corislrucl ion of a civic center and that the Police addition is a most necessary improvement. Section 2: The following increases in estimated revenues and appropriations be made: Pol ie". Addition Capital Project Increase Estimated Revenues: 1974 Refunding Bond:.: 107 492 t� Ioiers?ane Appropriat ions: .ldminist rat ion $ 1,492 Engineering 106,000 1Q �49 J ' Ordinance 902-83, Page 2 PASSED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RENAL, ALASKA, this 7th day of December, 1983. TUA WAGONER, MAYOR -- ATTEST: Janet he an, City Clerk First Reading: November 30, 1983 Second Reading: December 7, 1983 Effective Date: December 7, 1983 Approved by Finance: (,'� Suggested by: Administration CITY OF KENAI ORDINANCE NO. 903-83 �( I AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENA19 ALASKA, INCREASING ESTIMATED REVENUES AND APPROPRIATIONS BY $107,492 IN A NEW CAPITAL PROJECT FUND ENTITLED "LIBRARY ADDITION" FOR EN- i GINEERING DESIGN SERVICES. i WHEREAS, the City has asked the State of Alaska to help finance 1 an addition to the City Library department, and WHEREAS, the City desires to begin design of such a facility now, In advance of the construction financing, and WHEREAS, $214,984 remains of the 1974 Refunding Bond Issue in the category designated for a civic center complex, and WHEREAS, Resolution No. 71-129 which called for the election for the issuance of the bonds, specified that if all the projects could not be constructed with the availablo bond proceeds, then the council could construct those improvements which they found to be most necessary, and WHEREAS, the Library was specifically identified as one of the eligible improvements to be constructed as a result of this bond issue. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, that s Section 1: The City Council finds that available bond proceeds do not permit the construction of a civic center and that the Library addition is a most necessary improvement. Section 2: The following increases in estimated revenues and appropriations be modes Library Addition Capital Project Increase Estimated Rsvenues: 1974 Refunding Bonds 107 492 i Increase Appropriations: Administration $ 1,492 Engineering 106 000 0 492 t , 1 h f r iu - •'��Y��Ib .L. _ _ �'���" __._-'. i:MnaM yam. �-c'."'— 7I Ordinance 903-83, Page 2 PASSED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, this 7th day of December, 1963. TOM WA910-NER, MAYOR ATTESTs enet Whelang City Clerk First Readings November 309 1983 Second Readings December 7, 1983 Effective Dates December 7, 1983 Approved by finance: eqg i . I � f F i. I F- Stiglj ntlid by: City Council CITY OF KENAI ORDINANCE NO. 904-83 AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, ESTABLISHING TENANCY REQUIREMENTS IN THE KENAI MUNICIPAL AIRPORT TERMINAL AS FOUND IN THE KENAI MUNICIPAL CODE. WHEREAS, in an effort to provide functional efficiency and public safety and convenience, the City desires to adopt rules regulating tenancy in the Kenai Municipal Airport Terminal, and WHEREAS, the present Airport Regulations do not address tenancy requirement in the Kenai Municipal Airport Terminal. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, that the Airport Regulations be amended by adding a new section as follows: 14.000 Tenancy Requirements in Airport Terminal: 14.010. All tenants must occupy such areas as designed for their specific type operation. 14.020. Each airline must occupy an area of not less than 150 square feet ticket counter space and 300 square feet of office space and have direct access to the existing baggage build-up area. Airlines may share existing facilities under an approved lease -sublease agreement. 14.030. Car rental agencies must occupy an area of not leas than 100 square feet and in an area as designed for that purposn. 14.040. All other concessions/tenants shall operate in existinq designed facilities unless specific alterationo are approved by City Council. 14.050. No temporary facilities shall be installed or r pe3rated o a period in excess of thirty (30) days without prior approval of City Council. J 14,060. Vendingq newepapers and other publications shall be (inced in accordance with Airport Manager instructions. PASSED 8Y THE COUNCIL OF'THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, this 7th day of December, 1983. TOM WAGUNER, 14AYON ATTESTS Janet Whelan, City Clerk 1 ; . First Readings November 30, 1983 Second Readings December 7, 1983 Effective Dates January 79 1983 z 1 .. r .. � ' : �r •.r. YA.►YraJ�Hf�y}4*'in�i,%w+:.ffri• %4 � a AMENDMENT ID LEASE That curtain lemw between tho City of Konai and ROOERT Rot" and DAN PITTS, d/b/n R A P ENTE111'11I5ES, and ouboeGuontly oasignod to DAN 0. 111115, dntod April 0, 1982, and recorded (it Onok 18G, Puge 843 i+l horoby amenderl to rrtfloct that the proposed (into for completion of conotruction in horoby extunded to September 30, 1984. LESSOR 1 C11Y Ul KENAI Oy t Ian" rim. rig n City Manager Lessee! DAN Pl TS , STATE. OF ALASKA ) )no 11111:D JUDICIAL DISTRICT ) THIS IS TO CE111IFY that on thin /� day of �/.• .. 1983, DAN 0. PITTS, holnq peraonalLy 1no5wn to mo Ar.m.9�`� produced antinfectory evldenco of identiflention, appeared boforo me and nrkno.rledged the voluntary and authorized oxocotion of the foregoing Inotrument. 1 ulayy�ut My Commiastnrl Expirool t"";46+414 SIAM OF ALASKA ) NO 1111RU JUDICIAL 015THICT ) 11115 15 TO CERTIFY that on thin •ik.(' (lily of 19113, HIt1.lAl1 J. HRIUMIN, P•ily Manaryirr nT Lhe City nt enal, Alaakn, helnq person -illy known to nm or havinq produced oatisfnetory--vidence of idetilifivalinn, eppearad berjro me and m.-knowturlrle,l thrt vulunlury and nelhnri/ml uxttrutiun of the furtgalnq in,lrument un buholf of aald City. iot+lry Pubile Inc if 14.5 -- My rm-smt'r,tun Expirrtno %•. E ii I d i 4A& Irlllrl , 1,11 K061s it E. 1101.,1, �.y A f+l16:3:!,Wr./,A+ Gr,p6"ilrAflfib 7C6r1+ll(igG / l MA111 f,ffif f.1 1, ;hl+ Ali& 91rr.l,r./I UIIWY AUEA 11.66E W)? 6100f (Ovid fife/ AAf, i ''u,'/-31d4 HUM, ALA09A 00011 1-- + l IEr I 1 . a I .-b fl October 61 1903 - --� •-""" ev slri et+aufl�gpAtl®t/ We Jeff Labahn Land Manager City of Kenai 210 Fidalgo Kenai, Alaska 99611 Dear Mr, Labahns Thank you for mooting with me uoveral wanho ago to discuss leasing policies for the City of Kenai. I indicated to you at that time that I wan the president of Groat Northern Inveotment Corporation, who lenoon Lot 1, Block 11 Cook Inlet Industrial Air Park. I indicated that it would be more in our interest to hold thins property pcaroon111y rather than in corporate form, and that Croat Northern Investment Corporation (our :solely owned corporation) has anoigned the loarso to my wife and mycQif. I am oneloning a copy of that Arsriignment of Lease and tho Arsssumhtion of AnuitInmont and Arsrsumption of ieane. I hopo that tho City Manager, will avprovo thins Conortnt to Anoignmentt and I have provided tho proper form. Yours truly, Roder Z. Floll Attorney at Law REli s ct r� 4 --I MYERM f • i I AUflUHP'1'IAFJ OF AtrGJi13NMGN'1' AND A1Jf1UMP'1'IbD bF 1d;Afili Itogor H. hull and Conotanno H. Iloilo husband and wife, anaign000 of that corkain lnana an Lot 1, Blank. 1, Cook Inlet Induntrial Air Park, in the Kenai Recording Dintrict, Third Judicial Diotriot, State of Alanka, datod 1 Ooptombor, 1906, and oxooutod by tho City of Konaio an - loeoor to Donald Prf.co, d/b/a Kenai Radiator Clinic ac loonoeo rocordod January 6, 1969, in Hook 34 at payo 27 of the rocorda of tho Kenai Recording Dintrict, Third Judicial Dintrict, Otato of Alanka, horoby accopt ouch anaignmont and agroo to annumo ouch liability undor the tormo of tho paid loano for any default of tho annignor or violation by the ' anaignor of any of tho aovenanta of paid loaoo. N.,ynyw�eaxsraw►Mwwl�+rr�luriKu.4•r«w DATED at Kenai, Alanka, thin a•' day of ,•-� t �' �• , 1902, Aonignoo �onotanco G: to Annignoo STATE AF ALASKA ) THIRD JUDICIAL DIOT14ICT ) ' ,..r.«.� • •r..•...M,•. •r•.•v THIS to 'yo CERTIFY that boforo map tho undor- nignod, a tlotary Public in and for the State of Alanka, duly =_ .! ,..r.»•a comminnionod and sworn as ouch, poroonally appoared ticgor E. (lull and Conotanon H. Iloilo known to mo and to mo known, and acrknowlrydged to me that thoy executed tho forogoing .. inatrumnnt indiviaually, an their froo and voluntary act and dead, and for tho anon and purpotton therein Inontionod and not forth. F' =' } p T %7 111 NITIi 011 WHIMEbl', I )1ovly hereunto -'ootmy hand thin ' Zw��fa �sy�!4t nRflxyd my official noel, �! Igo,. I n o n And' i't,r ATnaY.a otary 7 . MV Camminnion expironl ,r. >•-r.� ', I i nratr:•:PTscs:J OF n5nlr;tl:4F:ts'c AND nlsuun["cinrr 1)1' LL'A::t: -1•• b ' r 1f1 1 '11 -f2- ,... - �;� ... -;i• — .. �;�� _a�..�ua.-fie=— -_ --:..:�J—_.. -- _•, - - - ..,.:.,. _� ��-�± - - - - o gtNtsy+l►!� nratwtsfrfii'J�►.wlM • •6•:.>.VT. r fl 1 l 1 1 i I C'O111IMIT TO A1101611141SNT The ulsttvn a0nlr1nr0etit of, lonau In hornby naeophod and approvod oubjeat to Cho 011010 Lorraa and aonditioita an volitainod In the ©ri(jinal 10110(i on hot 11 I►look 1, Onr,k 1 In1ot InduOtrial Air Park. i DATIi1) thin �4 --day o1! r -, , 1002, 91TV AP 811,11AI Ity_ -- — r:f G7-114-inrjnr AT'VY,1P1'1 Approved by Cho City C'eunell an Cho day of 140q, VNItI1r IC1AT 10if I, Mope 1,. I1011 and Collotanvu K. I10111 having rand tho forsognl.nq inntrtaaont know tho aonditivno thnrof and hnlittvo the nalae t;v bo trnn and nign thin instrument with tho full knvwlvdUv of tho Oontonta thAt`gvf.. , follofunrso i;11,011 el 00000111GIA) AND 01101411 to me MILO . -.Tiny of lt�itnry vuifiCcr �n nn ..©�skn fly r;rnnminnlon timpirnes r.1„��,��. } AISOMMITION OF AtSL'lsdiai:NT 11115/ 1,01MI11''J'IG11 OF ;X/'O1: -J- r �F V. t 0 C I Atf6IG:;Mj;NT OF CONTRACT FOR A33I61NENT I` 01) LUAM', AND OALU OF IIUZLDII40 1 Groat Vorthorn Invuatmont Corporation an Alaskan corporation, of A.O. box 440D, Xanai, Alanka, 99611, horoin- after c41104 assignor, for and in conaidoration of TEN DOLLARA (010) and other good and valuablo conaidoration, receipt of which In hereby Acknowledged, 4oen hereby annign, i trannfor and aot over unto Rogor H. troll and Conatanco E. I 11011, husband and wife, an tonanta by the entirety, with I the right of nurvivorahip, of D.O. nox 42170 Xonai, Alaska, 99611, horoinaftor roforod to au tho nouign000, all of Ito right, title and intoroot in the following 4oacribo4 contract f for Aaoignmont of Loaeo and Salo of Building and real estate located In the Xonai Recording District, Third Judicaal District, State, of Alauka, more particularly doecribod ae followas " n . Lot 11 Alock 1, Cook Inlot In4uatrial Air park, in tho Xonai Rocor41ng 1 Dintrict, Third Judicial District, I State of Alaska t Tho Contrast for Amignmont of Loaee and Salo of Building, which is being anaignod to aaaignoen wao dated tho i firat day of July, 1901, and In recorded in the Xonai Recording District, gnir4 Judicial District, State of Aiaoka, commencing at hook 170, page 615. To have and to hold the came unto the said aaaign000, i Ito hoira, oxecutora, a4miniatcatorn, succonnoro, and aseignez , from the dato of thin said loans oubjoct and upon the torma and conditions therein and heroin sot forth. Ist conaiduration o° thin aassignmont aaaignooss (10 hereby accept the assigns+wet, suUjoct to and upon thu terms and ronditiono out forth and acid Contract for Aaaignmunt of LuaBe and SAllf of 11u:1d1nj, and .1a:li,J1'_L's do 11er^_1A; a'jY%•aa ti! ;) pay all rontala provided :or in tho ivaao to porfors., all .•.+v.•ss.sntu t;hrlr. sn •.»d ;.a 1101d asuicjnor 1larmlons thoroundur. 4� A0044!'44L31P fit' CC:i1'i�ts�i' ;103 Aesxc:c:S!;:. ON LEAM AND BALE. C.:•=:i:.:)ING -I- L ..m�.+.,awannrs�+rrnx•ress�;a:;.rry James U. Fisher and Helen L. Finhor, who have an intoroat in tho Aaaignmunt of Contract and 0alo of Building do haroby consent to the asuignmont of the contract for asaignmunt of ioauo and 0410 of building from Groat Northern Invaetmont Corporation t0 Roger S. iloll and Conataneo E. 11011. In witnona whoroof the paid parties have horounto oat their hands this V— ay of , 198/. ASSZO dOM Groat Northern Investmeen�tj Corporation lay —ftogo�iL. o pros dont ABSIGNSiri riege} '. Hail Individually onotanco H. Ho= C0."rsrNT TO AGSX011114 Individually, "i a•nau L. 1�1{3 OY //individually iYo o"C'�`si 1' a or Individually STATE OF ALASKA ) )oa. TIiIRD JUDICIAL DIST;iICT ) THIS IS To CERTIFY that boforo ma, the undersigned, a Notary TU;-)lic in and Fos Lnu uLatu u% Alaska, duly c%imiaaionod and sworn as such, porsonally appoared Roger L. iioll, known to ma to bo the Urusidont of the Corporation that ,xecutcd tho within inatrum•int, rind known to me to be th,t portion who oxecuted the within instrument on behalf of the Corporation therein named, and ackna.rlodged to mu that such Corporation exccuted Zhu same pursuant to its by-lawa and by authority of its Soard of uirecrora. 77 CO:;1MAC. 1103 AaDIC .VZ*.;T OI' LLAV A= SALr Or W11- INO -2- e. ;. t r- p SN WiTANU30 W11134AF, I have jhc,rounto out Ins and affixed my official 000l, thin ""', 1-' day of 1942. --otary pulilfc in. ani-iro�a`5ka My Commiooion uxpiroaf j'.vp STATE or ALA3:SA ) W. THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT ) ,91115 113 TO :.1:,4 LaZo.'ff viu, L•sa GIiQGr" signed, a Notary Public in and for tho Otato of Alnaka, duly cortmionioncd and sworn as uuail, porltonally appoarad Nogor E. itoll, Y.no:-in to mo and to mo known, and acknowlodr1od to mo that ho oxooutod tho foregoing inatrument individually, as his froo and voluntary act and flood, and for the u000 and purpd000 thoroin montionod and out forth. IN W11,0::ES0 t911MU10F, I �avo./horounto act* my and affi ad my official coal, thin ..-. day of 19 0. y91f•� iJ �•�. Notary n or- La h u=c ri My Commission oxpiroa I ,� STATE Or ALASKA > )sD. THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT ) '1'NIS IS 'go CERTIFY that before me, the under- aignod, a Notary Public in and for the State of Alaoka, Auly cotvninnicoad anti acorn as ouch, paroonally appeared Conatanco r. atoll, known to mo and to no known, and acknorriod/3rd to me ! that ahe oxeeutod the foregoing inotrutnent individually, ao hor froo and voluntary act And dood, and for the uDoo and purp000a thoroin montioned and act forth. IN WITNESS WNERSOc , I h / dhorounto Dot my and thin W ay of ' ''t 4/!-, affixed my official coal, , g Notary Vublia in" an I tor A aa'ra 8 my Communion oxpiroa: o OAS OF ALASKA I i• �S1tim Jtspl.XPL D1 TIPICT } 'W 4 h T1115 IS TO PL':tTIFY tk%tt b0f0ru Inc, the uader- ;;;;; nignod, a :iotary public in at;4 for tho Stato o: Alaoka, duly ; Jaroo IZ; rartsiusioaod and sworn an Duch, paroonaliy appoarod IS. Viahor, known to I= and to $1a known, and ncknowl(?QyoG to ae thLt ha ezocuted tho foregoing inatrument inuiviGu,.1:71 f ! IU:t%WI.,111,l' Ili' VO.V,'tWY V014 A;;I- :V J:' i.::,1t'.;: A:.i) Ii.1X �' /fit' itlN Ltllal: -.I- . A'ar oa ::e: �; :..+:4;Mr4-eyr nn.• am .i%r. .<�•fF^!•+Q� i = i I9 an his free and voluntary not and dead, and for the uses and purposes therein mentiuned and not forth. IN W119111*08 W11LREOir, I have horounto oat my hand affixed my official sual, thin 3oI,day of tury/YuuLIr S&V iiiid' o� al e'ra My Conunission ompiross DTA C or ALASKA ) .V )sn. +t<4-M JUDICIAL DIiiMIC". ) T1113 IS TO ORTIPY that before me, the under- nigned, a Notary public in and for the State of Alaska, duly comtniosionod and sworn as ruuh, personally appoarod Bolan L. riuhor, known to me and to me known, and acknowlodgnd to me that ehe executed the foregoing instrument individually, as her froo and voluntary not and dead, and for the uoos and purposes thoroin mentioned and oat forth. IN WITNESS WHOREO:, I have herounto oat my hand affixed my official, coal, this =- day loci.. Q ry y. rc To and for J►1%nka My Commission expiroo { �S" 71 •6(1 1� f� A;.{{.+1:.;; .:ir (n' ..u:i111lH:'1 1'ua Ai;t11.1'.?tl..'.i• ul' W;A1:1: AC.0 1%A16d1, 9 i CORPORATE RESOLUTION A special meeting of the Board of Directors of Great Northern Investment Corporation was held at 1100 a.m. on November 10, 1983, at the Law Offices of Roger E. Iloll, corner of j Beaver Loop and willow in Kenai, Alaska. i A quorum of the Board of Directors being present, and all directors having received notice of the meeting, discussion of the business at hand proceeded. The meeting was called to order by the Chairman who advised that the City of Kenai had requested a corporate resolution authorizing Roger E. Hell, President, or Constance E. Holl, Vice President and Secretary to transfer and sell .the Corporation's interest and lease -hold interest in the following described property: ' i Lot One, Block One COOK INLET ' INDUSTRIAL AIR PARK located in the Kenai Recording District Third Judicial District, State -' of Alaska. • Upon motion being duly passed, IT IS HEREBY RESOLVEDs I That Roger E. Roll, President of Great Northern Investment i Corporation had the power and authority of the Board of Directors Ir`I`r� and Croat Northern Investment Corporation to sign the assignment f` I of contract and ans3ignment of lease and sale of building and to sign any other documents necessary to assign the city lease of the above described property to Roger He Holl and Constance E. .- Roll individually. The Board of nirectorn aut:hori�es and ratifies any acts to Page One, CORPORATE RESDLUTION 1 A -' `7 be taken by Roger E. Hollp Prosidentp and Conatanco E. Ifollp Vice President and Socrotary in ausigninq the said city lease. DATED this 10th day of November, 19R3, ogor Hollp Chairman of tTe- the Board of Directors Constance go 11011t Director Page Two, CORPORATE RESOLUTION 2 w - - - 1114114-6 OIr1Qe 1A00 .►Aiw1wO►ON Au1L61wq ieA/TLRsWAiNIN01DN DA101 M.910.16Ne1806•ee8.0 t+o 1e4.9COP1ei 1806.66e.6 /64 CAU69•'PCNNIN3 56A1TILe" DON 1i4iN��IVO+A 1NVL T{Li111A11,82 PERKINS. COIE, STONE. OLSEN 6 WILLIAMS 420"L•'nTNP.CT WA6NIN010N,q G err1GE QUITE 301 IIIO VeRMgNT Awanue'" W, ANC110RAM, ALACKA 00001 WA4NII1gTONs D C, Rocco teLT.P.IONT AO7•at0•B•fU, TELe0110NR.408-007.9090 TeLero1>211' 007•876.3000 PLEAGE REPLY TO ANCHMIA96 O♦VIP.E October 19, 1983 Dana Gerstlauer City of Kenai P. 0. Sox 560 Kenai, Alaska 99611 Re: Katmai Motel Lease Assignment Dear Me. Gerstlauer.: In response to your letter of September 20, 1 am submitting a revised consent form that provides for the City of Kenai's consent to an assignment of the Katmai Motel lease to the Pines Corporation and to the Paces individually, and the City's con- sent to a conveyance for security purposes by the Pines and the Paces. We appreciate your assistance in bringing this matter before the City council at the earliest possible opportbnity. very truly yours, PERKINS, COIF, STONE, OLSON & WILLIAMS By amen N. L JtIL/tmh Enclosure cc: Katmai Motel, Inc. Paul Davin, Raq. •. Russuell tiogg, Ruy. • 1] L �7 CONSENT OF CITY OF KENAI TO ASSIGNMENTS OF LEASES i RECITALS 1. The City of Kenai is the owner of the real property described as follows: Lot One (1), Part Three (3), of ALYESKA SUB- DIVISION, according to Plat K-1531, filed in the Kenai Recording District, Third Judicial District, State of Alaska. On May 5, 1967, the City of Kenai entered into a lease of the real property described in this paragraph in which the City of Kenai is lessor and Del Alsop is lessee. This lease is recorded in the real property records of the Kenai Recording District, State of Alaska at Misc. Book 31, Page 20-26. 2. The City of Kenai is also the owner of the real property described as follows: Lot One A (1-A), Part Three (3)0 of ALYESKA SUBDIVISION, according to Plat K-15611 filed in the Kenai Recording District, Third Judi- cial District, State of Alaska. On March 1, 1968, the City of Kenai entered into a lease of the real property described in this paragraph in which the City of Kenai is lessor and Calvin Martin and Marion Martin, d/b/a Katmai CONSENT 3Y CITY OF KENAI TO ASSIGNMENTS OF LEASES - 1 of 3 J 1 M1 I Motel are lessons. This lease is recorded in the real property records of the Kenai Recording District, State of Alaska, at Misc. Hook 31, Page 27-31. 3. The Lessees' interests in the leases described above have been assigned to and are now held by Katmai Motel, Inc. 4., Katmai Motel, Inc. proposes to further assign the Lessees' interests in the above -described loacoa to The Pines Corp., an Alaska corporation, and to H. Russell Pace and Jeri Pace as part of a sale transaction. 5. By a deed of trust, The Pines Corp., H. Russell Pace and Jeri Pace propose to convey the Lessees' interests in the above -described leases to Transamerica Title Insurance Com- Parry as Trustee to secure the obligations owed to the Beneficiary of the deed of trust, Katmai Motel, Inc. CONSENT !')—ASSIGNMENT The City of Kenai hereby consents to the assignment of the leases described herein to The Pines Corp., an Alaska cor- Poratida, H. Russell Pace and Jeri Pace, and the City of Kenai furthor consents to the conveyances of the leasehold interests CONSENT BY CITY OF KENAI TO ASSIGNMENTS OF LEASES - 2 of 3 I n. I �iM�lf;rit�aure,�te� described herein to Transamerica Title insurance Company as True - tee to secure the obligations of The Pines Corp. to Katmai Motel, j Inc. ' CITY OF KENAI By Its STATE OF ALASKA THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT On this day of , 1983, personally , appeared before me , to me known to T' be of the city of Kenai, an acknowledged thaty he/a a executed e same on behalf of said City of Kenai freely and voluntarily for the uses and purposes therein mentioned. i IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal the day and year first above written. Notary Public in and for Alaska My commission expires; I i CONSENT BY CITY OF KENAI TO ASSIGNMENTS OF LEASES e 3 of 3 F _ �- �! • , ...fir-c - .I . w . � 1 PAUL L. HRNOtRSON RueseLL A. N000 . HENDERSON AND NOGG A PRO/95610NAL CORPORATION ATTORNLVG AT LAW 560 W66T aCVKNTH AVKNYK built IQNO ANCHORAGE. ALASKA 00500 November 22, 1983 1:�'1 "� 1983• f3Y ��%�p,Mr�W)gTt�l�1T14N ARK^ GOOK 007 •ve•d 40 Mr. Jeff LaDahn City of Kenai 210 Fsidalgo Kenai, Alaska 99611 Res Revised Consent of City of Kenai to Subleases Dear Mr. Lanahns Enclosed pursuant to our conversation is the revised Consent in the above -referenced matter that you will bring before the City of Kenai on November 30, 2983. Please note that pursuant to your request, we have under Plo. 2, changed Lot 1 to Lot lA, and under No. 4 and S, indicated that It. Russell Pace and Jeri Pace are also parties to the transaction. Thank you in advance for your courtesy and cooperation in this matter. Cordially, HENDERSON AND NOGG, A.P.C. 1 ' PAN s ckc Russell A. Nogg Enclosure as noted ccs tor. James Liek, Esq. Mr, Paul L. Davis, Dsq. Mr. and Mrs. H. Runsall Pace 1 1. 0 ter" +'.i. 1i •-•'••" .. � ,:,�'irf,�.F>ii lR.Fi%'yMl� ��' �:i i.'•'�••,'_i�r. ..:� sue:`,: L.-.:u':::.;Ii •:,...... .. �. .. ' d.:�. I ` I' S < CONOP.NT OF CITY-M,--'7FNAI To -I i'A; '. . ; SPI3 RCITALS 1. Tho City of Hanoi is the owner of the real property described no followas Lot One (1), part Throo (3), of ALYESKA SUBDIVISION, according to Plat K-1831, filed In the Kenai Recording District, Third Judicial Diotriet, Third Judicial District, State of Alaska. on May S, 1967, the City of Kanai entered into a lease of the real property described in thin paragraph in which the City of Konai is looser and Dal Aloop is loeeoo. The lease is recorded In the real property records of the Kenai Rocording Asitriet, Ottate of Alaska at Misc. Book 31, Page 20-26. 2. The City of Kenai io also the owner of the real property d000ribod no follows Lot Ono -A (1A), Part Throe (3), of ALYESKA SUBDIVISION, according to Plot K-1561, filed in the Kenai Rocording District, Third Judicial Diatrict, State of Alaska. on March 1, 1960, tho City of Kenai entered into a loaac of tho real property d000ribod in this paragraph in which the City of Kenai Lo lessor and Calvin Martin and Marion Martin, d/b/a Katmai Motel are looscon. This lease le recorded in the real property rocordo of the Kenai Recording Diotriet, State of Alaska, at Mioc. Book 31, Page 27-31. 3. The Looceon' intoroot in the lesson described above have been assigned to and are now hold by Katmai Motel, Inc. 4. Katmai Inc.'s interest in the lease described above have been assigned to and are now hold by The Pines Corporation, an Atnaknn corporation and 11, nussoli race and Jvri Pace. S. Tho Pinoe Corporation, 11. Runnoll Paco and Jeri Paco prop000 to further oubloano the Lessens' interests in the above-d000ribod leaeon to Tho Paco Corporation, as part of a J fJt--t .:AS...—adr ci i..,.�. ' n",,, -•.-, .i.,.i:.:4.,;.r,:. ,. eta-d..'".1 - ►J:.. I i H t:� trs•�.1: �'.'. 0 sublonno tranaaction. The Paco Corporation, will upon consent of the City of Konai take tho subleaaa subject to all previous security purposes. CONSENT TO-RUDLEASE The City of Kasai horohy conaonta toCAI of the ioanon doacribod heroin to The Paco Corp, corporation. CITY OF KENAI By Ites STATE OF ALASKA 1 so. THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT 1 On thin emo day of "� __' 1983,rpersonallyknown appeared beforeox the City —07 Kenai, and acknowledged that a to oouto2i the same on behalf of said City of Ronal, frooly and voluntarily for tho usoo and purposes therein mentioned. IN WITNESS WHP,REOF•, I have hereunto sot my hand and offixod my official noel tho day and year first above written. �;;;n 4�/•++-• -� _ ,• otary c n an or aska My Commission Expiroe$ I - • •'vJ't.��C'.•Yri-�h''.:"!r7.�'i �y.:if,:• •."r �:r::i� `s .o COMMIT a�o t• r 1 L1 1' j y :fir t. rtal ar?Zs . F 7/!3Sz? t.. ,.it,'j.•, ' . w` :.•.., wm 2i a ._ &. 7 CITY OF KENAI „ Od G?a#4d 4 44a4a„ V. 0.10K 610 KINAI, AtAINA 99611 TIII/NONI 211 • 1116 November 28, 1983 MEMORANDUM j TO: Kenai City Council - s FROM: Kenai Advisory Planning do Zoning Commission REs Acquisition of 80 Acres adjacent to Kenai Municipal Airport (G-9) The Kenai Advisory Planning and Zoning Commission considered the i appraisal and acquisition of an 80 acre tract adjacent to the .... west side of the airport. i The Commission recommended that the Council pursue negotiations a� to acquire the described 80 acre parcel. JL/dg tt f is 4�— •t� p -- I. Y f i i n 1. J CITY OF KENAI ea ej 4� 00 F. O. OOX NO 911JA1, ALAINA 99011 VILIPNON1 913 • 701 November 28, 1983 CITY OF KENAI TELEPHONE POLL A telephone poll of the Mayor and Council Members was taken on this date for approval of a purchase order to Dean's Printing in the amount of $10158. This purchase order is for printing 1000 copies of the 1964-85 CIP Pamphlet, Dean's Printing wanted a ' purchase order number today so that they might set up the type. The actual printing of the pamphlets will not be done until after Council approval of the CIP Liet. afl . c .�. Mayor Tom Wagoner - yes Councilman Tom Ackerley - yea Councilman John Wise - yea r ° " Councilwoman Sally Bailie - yes ;�- Councilman Jess Hall - yes Councilman Ray Measles - yes Councilwoman Chris Monfor - yes Poll taken by Janice Taylor AV Authorized bys i •cY� not a en, City CUR 7 III i •' J i� Ej f KENAI PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION Regular Meeting, November 9, 1983 Kenai City Hall Lee Lewis, Chairman n 2� V4646,: Z�� 1. Present: Lewis, Bryson, Osborne, Smalley, Zubeck Absent: Oleson, excused 2. AGENDA APPROVAL Chairman Lewis asked that Mayor Wagoner be added as item 3-at move 8-a to 6-c at the request of the land manager. MOTION: Commissioner Osborne moved approval of the changed agenda, seconded by Commissioner Smalley There were no objections 3. PERSONS PRESENT SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD a. Mayor Wagoner Mayor Wagoner informed the Commission that, if at any time the Commission wished the Mayor to attend a meeting, he is available, just let him know. The Mayor next stated that he is in favor of taking the zoning powers back from the • Borough and making this Commission an authority body. The second item to open for consideration is the number of businesses in residential districts. The City has filed suit against some of the businesses but there are many more that are out there. Mayor Wagoner pointed out that some businesses have been granted CUP's or exceptions or even spot zoning in some cases. Many of these businesses have several employees and are have a large operation. Mayor Wagoner suggested that this body consider a 30-day amnesty period and any business not in a commercial district come forward. There should be no ability to expand buildings or business, no improvements, and should the property be sold, the business must revert back to residential use. Jeff and the Commission can work together to treat these people fairly. Then after the problems are identified, any one who VW14Lea the City code can be enforced. Considering sales taxes and tax assess-ments, Kenai cannot afford to allow these businesses to continue and create an adverse affect on the City. The Commission & Mayor Wagoner discussed this subject and the return of zoning powers to the City farther. The land manager will initiate these two subjects for the Commission at the next meeting. Tit i 1 U I p IN 7 KENAI PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION Regular Meeting, November 9, 1983 Page 2 b. Kenai Advisory Library Commission - Library Expansion Plans - Vice Chairwoman Troy Castimore Vice Chairwoman Castimore made a presentation on behalf of the Commission. This is a request for regional capital improvement funds. It has been recommended by the Commission that the library expansion be 10,400 sq. ft. total with 5,200 sq. ft. for a split level with both levels being completed as opposed to one level be left unfinished as suggested by a Kenai city councilman. It was pointed out that the estimates on cost vary and cannot be accurate until determined by an architect. The range right now is between $600,000 and 1.2 million. Commissioner Zubeck arcked if any outside businesses had been petitioned for funds, answer was no. Commissioner Zubeck pointed out that as an advisory commission they could request to petition places like Tesoro or one of the big oil companies. Commissioner Zubeck then asked how many of the cardholders lived outside the city j limits, Castimore did not have that information available. Commissioner Zubeck felt that whether or not there was a significant number, this may be a viable alternative to relying on state funds and since those y persons do use the � library they should be more than willing to contribute. j Chairman Lewis thanked those members of the Library Commission who spoke and noted on the informative presentation and brochure. 4. PUBLIC HEARINGS a. RReolution PZ83-70: Conditional Use Permit - Therapeutic Nursery School - Lot 38-A/ Dolchok S/D - Royce & Q,ida Dunlap Royce Dunlap came forward to speak for his petition and explained that they are currently leasing the house. Chairman Lewis asked Mr. Dunlap to explain a therapeutic nursery, Mr. Dunlap explained that it is in essence a center for disturbed children and that Mrs. Dunlap had attended the Cedars of Sinai school to become educated in this field. Councilman Wise asked if the Dunlaps were licensed by the State of Alaska, answer yes. The land manager mentioned that a letter supporting the petition had been recieved by Mrs. Jettie Petersen. The question was raised of dedicated access, since this is private property belonging to the Russian Church would any problem arise at a distant time where the access may no longer be granted. The city does maintain this access, 0 I h J KENAI PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION Regular Meeting, November 9, 1983 Page 3 however there is nothing written. The Dunlaps stated that they may want to expand in the future as the demand is greater than they can handle right now. Mr. Labahn stated that at that point they would need to come back before the Commission. Commissioner Bryson asked if they were already in operation, the Dunlaps stated that they were. At this point Father Targonsky arrived and was asked if he had any objections as he is the priest at the Russian Church, the owner of the property, Father Targonsky stated that he had no objections. MOTION: Commissioner Smalley moved to approve PZ83-70, petition for a therapeutic nursery school on the described property, to limit the school to 12 students and if the number goes beyond that, the petition is to return to this body for additional consideration and further to incorporate the staff comments (Jeff's memo), seconded by Commissioner Osborne, VOTES Motion passed unanimously b. Resolution PZ83-71: Rezone Portion of Lot 2, Block 1, Spur S/D No. i - General Commercial (CG) to Urban Residential (RU) c. Resolution P283-72: Amendment to Land Use Plan - Portion Lot 2, Block 1, Spur S/D No. 1 - General _ _Business to High Density Residential NOTE: THESE TWO RESOLUTIONS WILL BE CONSIDERED TOGETHER This is the subdivision that is being leased to Edwin Lowry and is in the process of being developed. The request for rezoning was made by this body in lieu of the proposed development. This is still a preliminary plat and is in the process of being finaled. Chairman Lewis stated that about a month ago, there were excavation problems and Mr. Lowry was possibly in violation of his lease agreement, Mr. Labahn stated that to date the marls that have been built havc not been accepted by the city but it is the intent of the lessee to bring these roads up to standard. The public works department has stated that the water & sewer is close to completion. There are approximately 8 foundations laid on lots in this portion of the subdivision. Chairman Lewis asked if the buffer strip had been violated, answer no. y q V M KENAI PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION Regular Meeting, November 9, 1983 Page 4 Councilman Wise stated that the access onto Walker is still in dispute and with the pending sale of Daubenspeck, this needs to be considered. MOTIONS Commissioner Bryson moved to approve PZ83-72, Amendment to the Land Use Plan, seconded by Commissioner Smalley, VOTE: Motion passed unanimously. MOTION: Commissioner Smalley moved to approve PZ83-71, Rezoning application, seconded by Commissioner Osborne. VOTE: Motion passed unanimously S. APPROVAL OF MINUTES of October 26, 1983 NOTE: Commission recessed for 7 minutes Minutes were approved with no corrections or additions 6. OLD BUSINESS a. Request to Purchase and Rezone City -owned Lands - Portion of Government Lot 11, Section 31, T6N, R11W S.M. Jeff Labahn noted that this item was tabled at the last meeting pending input from the Parks & Recreation Commission. MOTION: Commissioner Smalley moved to take this item from the table, seconded by Commissioner Bryson. There were no objections. Commissioner Bryson indicated a number of concerns. One, this parcel has never been available to the public and the individual that is applying for the parcel would presumably receive some preference rightsas the present sale ordinance is established. Two, the retaining or disposal to tohers will not pose a hardship to the applicant. Three, this parcel has public access from two other directions, it could be developed by anyone else without prejudicing this adjacent lot that he owns. One access point is along an entire side that prition being above tyhe bluff and the n J Y to r) 0 I "-^�"`r'+V�f �T•' F r��sssBlSim'riL�eeW�- -- �i� "��"-----`---' _—.�.�-� _ . y � !... /Z ' KENAI PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION Regular Meeting, November 9, 1963 Page 5 other at a point. I don't feel the ordinance was intended for this purpose,it seems very shortsighted to dispose of areas that were requested for recreation and also adjacent to a greenbelt to be disposed of at this early stage of the city's development. We have these fantastic estimates of population gain but but yet propose that we dispose of what presumably would be parklands if it were dedicated. Jeff Labahn, Councilman Wise, and the Commission discussed the ordinance pertaining to land disposal. Mrs. Linda Swarner, speaker from the audience voiced objection to the sale. Commissioner Smalley stated that at this point in time this action would not be in the best interest of the City, it appears like not spot zoning but spot selling with the benefit of the public not being looked at. ' MOTIONS Commissioner Smalley moved that no action be taken on this piece of property or any similar peice of property on that particular drainage area until proper studies can be developed to determine the drainage situation, seconded by J Commissioner Osborne. VOTE: p Motion passed by unanimous roil call vote Jeff Labahn asked if it was the intent of the Commission to j preserve this area as a drainage corridor, Commissioner Bryson stated that it should be reserved as parklands. It ! was decided that at the next meeting Mr. Labahn would return with a mosaic of the area. b.Discussion: Capital Improvements Program 1984/1985 The task still before the Commission is to deal with the whole scope of capital improvements, to blend regional with local for an overall list. The Commission discussed the topic at length and drew up a list to be presented to the City Council. r. Planned Unit Residential Development Draft Ordinance - ---- ----- A public hearing had been requested for this item and was set for December 14, 1983 with the Homebuilders Association to be involved. , t� KENAI PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION Regular Meeting, November 9, 1983 Page 6 7. NEW BUSINESS a. Section 36 Engineering Proposals A memo was in the packet for the Commissioners regarding firms that were left out of consideration for the engineering proposals for Section 36. No action necessary at this time, however this will be a discussion item at the joint work sescion with the Council on November 16th. S. PLANNING Taken care of under 6-c 9. REPORTS a. City Council Report Councilman Wise reported that there had been no Council meeting to report on. b. Borough Planning Report Commissioner Bryson reported that there was no meeting. c. City Administration Report Mr. Labahn had no items to report 10. PERSONS PRESENT NOT SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD None 11, COMMISSION COMMENTS & QUESTIONS 12. ADJOURNMENT There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned. The next regular meeting of the Commission will be Wednesday, November 23, 1983 at 7:00 pm in the Council Chambers. Janet Loper, Secretary lit a f 0 7� 1 4 . 'G4-0 �i0 KENAI ADVISORY HARBOR COMMISSION Me* Special Special Meeting, November 8, 1983 Kenai City Hall John Williame, Chairman 1. ROLL CALL Presents Williams, T. Thompson, Houtz, Weller Mayor Wagoner, Public Works Director Kornalis, and City Engineer LeShot Absents Dragseth, Queenel, 6 M.W. Thompson all excused 2. AGENDA APPROVAL Chairman Williams asked to place Mr. Jim White on the agenda Agenda approved with the addition 3. APPROVAL OF MINUTES of October 25, 1983 '1 Chairman Williams noted that the name "Dan Fredricks" should � read "Donald Fredrickson". In the last large paragraph of page one, change to "the rail cars could be brought in at ju the airport for shipment to all parts of alaeks instead of ' into Anchorage." s-r MOTION: Commissioner Thompson moved to approve the minutes as changed, seconded by Commissioner Weller. There were no objections NOTES Due to the technical aspects of the following subjects, portions of the minutes were recorded verbatim, sections of which appear in the text of this document. 4. GUEST SPEAKERS Do Jim White - Docking Proposal l This is a returning item. Mr. White was asked to obtain a + written letter from Mr. Fredrickson detailing his proposal. - )he original letter was entered into the record, Chairman Williams read the letter for those present. Chairman Williams had requested a financial statement from the finance director, Chairman Williams read it to the Commission to review what money was available for harbor J projects. . .t KENAI ADVISORY HARBOR COMMISSION Special Meeting, November 8, 1983 Page 2 ` Chairman Williams pointed out that the lands suggested by Mr. Fredrickson had been selected no a prime location for a _ harbor by the Corps of Engineers, CH2M Hill, and TAMS due to the way that the river washes out that area. Chairman Williams suggested that when TAMS engineers come to Kenai - for the meeting with the Council that they be asked to do a cost and feasibility study for this concept. MOTIONS Commissioner Houtz moved that the city authorize TAMS to undertake a limited feasibility study including specifically, 1) how much land is the minimum required to accomodate a facility as suggested, 2) frontage and total area, 3) what would be the approximate cost, motion seconded by Commissioner Thompson. . Commissioner Weller asked if the intent of Commissioner Houtz was to proceed with having the study made or first ascertain the cost of the study. MOTION WITHDRAWN _= The Commission decided to draw up a list of items to be considered. 1) total area that would be required for usable facility of this type 2) frontage required 3) coat of construction (. 4) size of barge expected to utilize the facility. MOTION: Commissioner Houtz moved to recommend to the City Council that the Harbor Commission requests TAMS to prepare a cost estimate of a feasibility study to include the above items -: and other as required, seconded by Commissioner Thompson. R Chairman Williams noted that the City of Kenai spent - $100,000 to regain City property and in this case the gentleman was willing to donate property. If and when =, developed, both the owner and the City would stand to gain. - The Commission further discussed the project. _ e NOTC: Mayor Wagoner joined the meeting ` Commissioner Houtz asked how much land was involved in the f.:.. ' donation, there is a big difference between say 50' where the dock itself will sit and 90 acres. Commissioner Weller brought out the point of demurrage and land needed for that purpose. Mayor Wagoner stated that he wondered if the City is 'k i f F KENAI ADVISORY HARBOR COMMISSION Special Meeting, November 8, 1963 Page 3 should be involved in this project at all because the City can enter into, more or leas a partnership with any private party be selling tax free revenue bonds for this, which seems more like an ideal situation. "We're looking at a service for industry and the population of Kenai/Nikisks area and maybe tie into the airport overall". NOTE: Chairman Williams will be abstaining from voting due to a possible conflict of interest. VOTE s Motion passed by unanimous roll call vote. 6. REPORTS s. Report from Commissioner Houtz Chairman Williams explained that the request for Comm- issioner Houtz to do this report was brought about by the letter from TAMS on October 199 1983 in which Mr. Horton requests confirmation that the work has been completed. It as decided at the last meeting not to recommend payment, however it hoe been established that payment has been made The question brought out was whether or not proper en- gineering procedures were followed. This question was brought about because of concerns with the mud at the base ► of the ramp, the fine fill that seems to be filtering out from the head of the ramp and other apparent inadequacies. While this is not for the Commission to determine, whether or not the engineering was correct because the City had full and total responsibility for inspections both before, during and after, tho Commission does wish to consider the issue. - From the conversations Chairman Williams has had with the engineering firm, they indicate that the boat ramp was built exactly according to specs, that there was some discussion between the City and the contractor as to the depth of the boat ramp at its base, whether it should have been lower or higher, and that in one discussion they said that it was E-'-= their feeling that the contractor used, as far as fill is ' concerned, not quite up to specifications, that in fact they -- may he too fine. Keith Kornelis stated that Jack LaShot was the inspector fur the job. Mr. LaShot stated that he had not had any ,." conversations with TAMS directly about the ramp being higher or lower, but it appears that they specified. T� i KENAI ADVISORY HARBOR COMMISSION Special Meeting, November 8, 1983 Page 4 There was further discussion, the Commission then viewed the slides presented by Commissioner Houtz. (Discussion during presentation) Commissioner Houtz - I specifically raised the point with TAMS, we were asking why !� the thing is in a depression and how would they establish the depth below the line at the top of the sheet rock. Mike 1 Horton said that hie analogy to the North Slope snow was completely in error. He felt that there would tend to be a stagnant place behind there that would fill with silt. Mr. I Horton said, "it doesn't work that way with silt". i Commissioner Houtz further asked about the incline of the ramp and the terminal foot elevation of it there because it was specified to go to -26 or something like that and wondered why it was specified to end at that depth and how 1 its length was established and Mr. Horton stated that "the only thing that was done to establish that elope was to follow the line of the oxisting sheet rock." In other words there was no big engineering decision made there. Mr. Horton said that their position was that it wee too steep,m this one in 12 and that the City wanted it steeper. Now when he said City I got the impression he was claiming that the harbor division or Jack or Keith. The slides and discussion turned to the sheet pile and the original construction. A photo was shown of the dock adjacent to the boat ramp. It appears that the area in front of the dock is dredged, the mud dumped further out into the river which then is washed toward the ramp on the incoming tide. The discussion and slides turned to the higher portion of E the ramp. Mayor Wagoner suggested several truckloads of aggregate to shore up the retaining wail. Keith stated that in the spring the crews would be going in with a backhoe and backfilling the dockside. Commissioner Houtz stated that he felt the ramp is constructed according to the drawings and "if we really take issue with that I think we sha"Id take TAMS to task, of course there is nothing that can be done financially at this point. The Commission agreed that the grade of the slope was no different from the original ramp, that the top of the ramp was buried as the ramp got older. P Mnynr Wagoner stated that the contractor had asked if the design engineer had gone down to the ramp and looked at it at low tide, the contractor showed 6 different items that he had to cut out of the way in order to build the ramp that were never shown on the drawings, and perhaps they had been buried in the mud. is F, I i, WN i KENAI ADVISORY HARBOR COMMISSION Special Meeting, November 8, 1983 Page 5 The Commission adjourned to view the maps in Mr. Brighton's office which showed the ramp before the recent construction. Mayor Wagoner noted that a shovel and a pair of boots, move about 2' of dirt and take a line of eight down through the sheet piling on the lower side about 50' and the sheet piling could have been found. The Commission next discussed the fill and methods of measuring it plus the class of fill which was not designated fully in the bid documents. It was the consensus of the Commission that public works draft of letter listing the concerns and inadequacies with the ramp to be available by November 16th. Chairman Williams will hand deliver the letter and speak with TAMS. TAMS will be asked to respond to the letter but not on that date. 7. OLD BUSINESS a.Design Concepts from TAMS Chairman Williams stated that TAMS is prepared to go before the Council with the recommendation that Alternative 2 be the harbor plan that is chosen due to its contour design to the pipeline and -the fact that the pipeline would not have to be moved in this design. Alternative 5 would cause more problems within the river but is still better than the other 3 originally presented to the Commission. Chairman Williams asked that any Commissioner able to attend the Council meeting, please do so. b. - Letter from TAMS - Returning Item No further comments or discussion A. NEW OUSINESS s. Request to Lease City Lands - Lot 11 Kenai Spit S/D, Schmidt, Ducker, Edelman - Fisherman's Packing Along with Lhe lease application and memo that was included in the packet, a memo was handed out at the meeting relating to the history of the lot itself and the subsequent lease applications. Chairman Williams informed the Commission that he had requested this history due to the tremendous struggle that has gone on concerning this businese.Mayor Wagoner pointed out that R. Lee Seafoods was never officially disbanded as a corporation nor were the assets i i i i I � . d r I I t KENAI ADVISORY HARBOR COMMISSION q. Special Meeting, November 8, 1983 Page 6 ever disposed of, merely left in limbo and Seecatch then came into being through name change so Sescatch officially and legally was still R. Lee Seafoods. The lease application asks for the maximum length of time allowed by the city, expansion of the present fisheries processing plant and the need for extra apace for boat i storage plus an additional building. Mayor Wagoner voiced his concerns that the original application asked for the lot across from Columbia Street then changed the applicatinn and asked for waterfront land. This operation already has all the docking space they need, and have already tied up all the river frontage they need. There have been two other parties interested in the lot along the river for putting in another fish processing plant. Mayor Wagoner stated that he does not feel that it i would not be in the City's beat interest to lesse additional frontage along the river. The Commission next discussed the ROW'e on the maps. Chairman Williams stated that it is the Commiseion's responsibility to see that all the lands along the river are used properly and efficiently. The utilit.icb that are being requested, i.e. an ice house, a cool room, and boat storage have nothing in common whatsoever with water front usage. Mayor Wagoner voiced concern over filling in wetlands; it j may not be possible to fill in either lot 1 or 2 as that is snow geese habitat. Commissioner Weller asked if it was appropriate to inquire as to the current statue of their existing lease, Mayor Wagoner stated that it was appropriate, however he was not aware of the current statue. Commissioner Weller noted that the cost estimates were not half of what the current coat of constructing buildings of this type. MOTION: Commissioner Thompson moved to approve the lease application for Lot 1, Kenai Spit S/D as described, seconded by Comm- issioner Houtz. VOTE: Motion failed unanimously by roll call vote. Mayor Wagoner stated that he would like to see the lease application go on with the recommendation that they go back to the original lease requested (the lot to the west), state that the Harbor Commission has no problem if the City and U i r � r: is e..�.....�.w..•..r.�r�ri.e. _a...;�--t._-- .mot=' ni - — "'fin. —_-.__ -.—_. •. a Lu..cc,laa--s- �.�y'�.or< 4, P'T' tl _ �l —f KENAI ADVISORY HARBOR COMMISSION Special Meeting, November 8, 1983 f Page 7 the Planning Commission enter into discussion regarding the that original application. b. Financial Report - C.A. Brown The Commission again went over the money available for harbor projects. No action. 9. PERSONS PRESENT NOT SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD j None 10. ADJOURNMENT There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 9:45 pm. The next regular meeting of the Harbor Commission will be Tuesday, December 13, 1983. However, Chairman Williams will not be in attendance. A meeting may be scheduled iopon receipt of correspondence from TAMS. Janet Loper Secretary F 4 � i L� � r I ' n 'VI /V Ir Kt:J.1l PENINSULA BOROU611 eo 9�p11f�f REQLA3 ASS!MBLY MEETINII AA. S' � 1i, 1983; 1;30 P.�I �0' NOVE?IBER BORJIIGHSULOOT IbTRATIONABUILOA, ALASK . A G E N D A - V.Cyry CFA'., Glick A. CALL TO ORDER ; °��. "�•:waIIiCot Sg��Z3Z' B. PLEDGE OF ALLE61A`,CE t taGiord C. t:iVOCATION: Rev. D. L. Itarguess, Church of Christ,`—•Koene �'"r•"%`^ ^' East Kenai Sewall D. ROLL GALL Nash SleGahan E, VACA.�C'l, DESIGNATION OR SEATING OF ASSEMBLYIE4BER C ness (a) Election of Officers Dale Douglas F. APPROVAL OF )IINUTES OF November 1, 1983 Stephens Joan G. C01MITTEE REPORTS Dimmick H. AGENDA APPROVAL I. ORDINANCE HEARINGS • (a) Ord. 83.60 "PrOvidin$ for the Disposition of erta n aarough Selected Lands to the General Vublie botery Land Sale to Be pointtSale— (ayor) PstpndK10�-11-n As the 83 (b) Ord. S3•o2 ,Rezone of Block. d of Hayward Hill bu v s an from Residential (RM•1) District to General Business (C•3) District and to Amend the Soldotnn Land Use Plan" Patpnd P•:0 (c) Ord, g3.19 ,gozoning FAA Tower Grounds 4nd X,Tr.j—C—en—t-T.S Acres Lying North of FAA Tower Grounds from Conservation (C) District to Light Industrial (IL) District, City of Kenai" (Mayor) { (d) Ord. S3•30 "Authurizing the Recotpt of , TnT iT vi L.S. R.T. Funds for Borough Re.146" (Mayor) (e) Ord. 91•81 "Correcting Provisions of the Code 70—i"IZCag Placement of Items on the Assombly Agenda" (Mayor) (f) Ord. 33.8: "Approprtating 1::8.000 of Federal evouue N wring Funds for the Purchase of an Uninterruptiblo Rower source, Computer E.1uip- more. Computes Programs. and Cai.tr"rcs, Servttes to Produce 3a3e ?taps" (4ay-3r) i tg) arJ.•il•'13 "Making Supplouentrt Approprtattons niAfia4�'enji t4a>orl)tn• Sula3.orough fartheYoar 1983 J. INTRODUMON OF ORDINANCES (4).-Ord. 93.9r ,..jondsnj the Boundaries of the nc of paint Ftre c £merdency 4edicAl Survive I3, to, Arai to ^el'Sto Iits 3, 4. i. tl, II, '; ..1-, •:) y 'I. el,cs l; Lots 4 i, 31.:tk tt. 31�tk 1, Startch0i f rnd Lots i, 1-3i Cage L;trtes Pl.i ;'R"•;i .jIthin Sacti4n I., i:i, R11W. S.N.' i •layorl 4 :.1 i (b) Ord. 43.39 "Rotone Tract C. R. M. Thompson .,5ao v son, City of Kenai, Section 26, T5 .N, 11W. S.M. From Light Industrial (1L) District -- 9i Rural Residential (RR) District" (Hayor) - (c) Ord. 93.90 "Rezone Lots 11 and 12, Block 18, -• , e F-ra'=dition, Section 10, T1S, RId, to Linited Commercial (CL) District, City of $award" (Mayor) K. CONSIDERATION OF RESOLUTIONS (a) Res. 83.186 Sub)_ "Providing for an Inventory'` or boroughLands and a Logical Sequence of Events Leading to Orderly Disposal including Necessary Public Participation in the Disposal Planning Process" (Dimmick/Corr/Crawford/Jean/ Arnow) (b) Pe:. 93-199 ".Authorizing the Resource Dovolcp- `-�`: Mont comm'ision to Expand Up to S8,000 for the Publication of a Residential Promotions Document" (Mayor, Req. Resource Dev. Comsn.) DEFEATED w/Roe. (c) Res. 83.204 "Authorizing a Negotiated Land Sale o erta n Borough Patented Lands to Harold A. Anderson" (Mayor) (d) Ras. 83•205 'Authorizing a Negotiated Land Sala o erta n-Borou h Patented Lands to Arthur S. Robinson" (Mayor (a) Res. 83.206 "Authorizing a Negotiated Land Salo of Ce-" r'T'�n Borough Patented Lands to Floyd 0. Hill" (Moyot) (f) Res. 83•01 "Authorizing a Negotiated Lund sae of Curtain Borough Patented Lands to Tom M. gotlman" (Mayor) (8) Res. 83.208 "Authorizing a Negotiated Land _ Sale of Lortain Borough Patented Lands to , Halter S. Sonen" (Mayor) (h) Res. 83-209 "Authorizing a Negotiated Land gate of Certain Borough Patented Lands to John Fitzhugh" (Mayor) (i) Res. 83-:10 "Authorizing a Negotiated Land a e or Certain Borough Patented Lands to Robert P. Harvey" (Mayor) ()) Res. 83-211 "Authorizing a Negotiated Land a e ol Cart&in Borough Patented Lands to Jsmc: r. aal Th.1aa Nelson" (4s;27) (k) Res. 83.212 "Authorizing a Negotiated Land sa e o Lortain Borough Patented Lands to theedore L. Whip" (Mgyar) (Lot 369) (1) Res. 33.213 "Authorizing a Negotiated Land '., n n{ ,_nrraiA Rorough Patented Landq •n Theodore L. lvh:p" (Mayor) (Lot 365) (m) Res. 43.214 "Granting a Special Land Use orx t to est Cook Inlet Contractors for Storago of Equipment and Materials within Lot 1. Block 1, Three Ntle Creek Subdi- vision" (Mayor) vt . 9 r- (n) Res. 83.21S "Amending the Allocation of un c Pa , id Grant Funds Provido.l in Rosolution 83.189 by Transferring S3,250 from Tyorok Landfill Improvements to Robinson Loop Rudd" (Mayer) (o) Res. 83.21e "To Change the Job Titios and oecr Pt ens of Existing Positions Within the Kenai Peninsula Borough Mainten4nco Department" Olayor) L. PENDING LEGISLATION (a) Ord. 83-79 "Rezoning the Sy Sy Sy NE(4, of Section 3S, T614, RIM S. I., City' of Kenai, from Rural Residential District to General Commercial District and t10 Rociassification of thq Land Use Plan" (Ala•or)(Hear 12.6) (b) Ord. 83.84 "ROZono a Portion of Government Lots 42 and Sl. goer "In :a, Tb!!, Rll!,l �.:•t„ City of Kenai, from Suburban Residential to General Commercial District" (Hear 12.6) (c) Ord. 83.8S "Rezoning of a Portion of Section 36, T6N, RI2W City of Kenai from Rural Residential (W to Suburban Residential (RS) and Conservation (C) District" (12.6) (d) Ord. 83.86 "Rezoning Lot 11, Block 2, Iris Neights Subd., City of Soldotna, from andlReclassifical to ationaofgthenSoldotnaDistrict nd Use Map" (Mayor) (Hear 12-6) (e) Ord. 83.87 "Authorizing Receipt of 14.926 from the State of Alaska, Dept, of Natural Resources, for the Purchase of Fire Fight- ing Equipment and Personnel Training' (12.6) - N. FORMAL PRESENTATIONS WITH PRIOR NOTICE UPON QUITTERS NOT ON THE MEETING AGENDA N, RAYOR'S REPORT (a) Finance Report, October ......,..+-w.i.(.a 0. OTHER BUSINESS (a) Furniture and Equipment List for Sterling, Cooer NiklskiLandi McNeil aCanyon �Elementary schools i P. ASSEMBLY AND MAYOR'S COMMENTS i PUBLIC COMMENTS 4 PUBLIC PRESENTATIONS UPON MATTERS NOT CONTAINED IN THE ASSEMBLY'S A(;CNDA c R. INFORMATIONAL MATERIALS AND REPORTS S. NOTICE OF NEXT MEETING 4 ADJOURNPENT (Docember 6, 1983) 46 � . 1 Li • I. • �M��6�MK�!l�fyJ.Ai.M,,�4`l��"G`1c'. ' I /V PO carmen vincent gintoti, architect box 4625 professional building suite 110 kenal, alaska 99611 907 283.7732 • November 8, 1983 City of Kenai P.O. Box 580 Kenai, Alaska 99611 Honorable Mayor, Council Members and City Manager It has come to my attention that certain areas identified by the Recreation Commission, Administration and others as problems were our responsibility. The two areas in question were 1) acoustics and 2) redwood siding. I feel you deserve an explanation. 1. The gymnasium was bid as a Design/Build project. As such the Citv'* issued a 'Building Performance Criteria" document which outlined specific requirements. Although the document was very technical with regard to structural, mechanical and electrical requirements, there was NO mention of acoustical control. • It has been stated that as Architects, we should have designed some acoustical treatment into the project. However because of the Design/Build method, we were retained by the Contractor and all final decisions as to what was to be provided are that of the Contractor. The concern Was first brought to my attention during the substantial completion inspection in September. I spent about two days designing and costing out a system. This information was given to Kayo, and was done at no charge to the City. I also recommended that an Acoust- ical Engineer be consulted. A few weeks ago I was given authority to retain one. His fee will be billed to the City in its exact amount. I will not croarge, for my time in coordinating his efforts with the City. 2. Regarding the redwood siding. Our original drawings specified metal. Council changed the siding to redwnnd, thnoigh I had advised against this change. The minutes of the October 20, 1982 council meeting will substantiate this. J � ' 1 Gymnasium Addition , ' November 8, 1983 Page 2 I trust this will clarify these two items. Should you have any questions, s` please do not hesitate in calling on me. Sincerely, carmen vincent gintoli, architect • Carmen V. Gintoli i CVG: jk Z ) a copy: Recreation Commission Members Kayo McGillivray ) b i k` -"7- f _---- 0 ` r I. . L l` " CITY 4F KENAI `. " Dd 0a ikd 44;46a •'1��!"t ' P, O. BOX $00 KEHAI, ALASKA 99511 CITY OF KENAI BACKGROUND AND PERSONAL DATA - CANDIDATES FOR APPOINTMENT TO COMMITTEES AND COMMISSIONS NAME l • �� dr , ? / .r ' .,.. , . (.t -�� Resident of City of Kenai? How long? __�U •yly. l:�-.1� Home AddressZD�-cG,,2907 Div Tel Bus. Address Tel. Name of Spouse�_�- j Presently employed by �'�?�u..���c.�.00✓ J"t �l.a.���c_..v Job Title Current membership in organizations: ��0 .11 ,�,. � U-tt-C.L�....•c_) �,,�n=a-t.G�C/ ,�.�A`[7.it (,�irY�'C.Q.•rN..�C.aV • Past organizational membership: bignatur, 1 � r 7- L r - k 4 r .I,- Al F-o KENAI CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL P.O. Box 1509 • Kenai, Alaska 99611 Phone 283.7524 John K Dahl rem November 17, 1983 Principal If Richard D. Hultberg Assistant Principal Cliff Massie Athletic Director Tom Ackerly i Activities Director I Mr. Kayo McGilivary �a�'''""'"vPO., Director of Parks and Recreation 140 `'�N� � Box 580 e Kenai, AlaskaOD ���' ', G�� Dear Kayo, i°sn'b L� � On behalf of the Kenai Central High School basketball teams, f2t.f�C��7;L I want to thank you for the use of the city gym and recreation facilities for our basketball tournament. Your help and cooperation made the tournament a success for all envoived. Visiting coaches and players were most complimentary to you and most envious of the city for such a fine facility. Thanks again, Kayo, for your time and effort. Sincerely, d2el Cliff Massie e N r 21 -- " AVSC cKAHT Y%oJSoY CAPITAL WIDGET QUESTIONNAIRE SlIMMARY AVSC cKAHT Y%oJSoY CAPITAL WIDGET QUESTIONNAIRE SlIMMARY Aviation Wntt:r I. St-wer _ ----------- ' - — ' ' - ' '= ~ e- | ' - ' � , ^ � x � .. . / L- TV ^ CITY OF KENAI FOR COUNCIL INFORMATION Transfers of Funds under $1,000 under KMC 7.25.020 (A) Data Department Amount From To Explanation Yr+ 11-15-83 FRS/Animal Ctrl. $600.00 Mach/Equip Sm Toole/Op. Stipp To purchase dart gun and darts, etc. 11-21-83 Standard/Riehfld. 500.00 Engineering Admin. To set up account for advertising - 11-21-83 Library 200.00 Office Supp- Advertising Purchase of inscribed pencils for advertising i i r. f• i i 4 4 f' 11 l I-D `A/..... 1 PgJ,,.r. k A.,,:..L.. CONSULTINGENGINEER13 -- a 41c. 7 A If. V9000, fo -W- November 21, 1983 City of Kenai Box 580 Kenai, AK 99611 STATEMENT Res 08326 - Lake, Marine, Granite Point, P.B.O. Billed thru 8/30/83 Professional Services tbru 11/21/83 de Engineer 13.5 hrs @$60.00/hr •810.00 � Draftsman 55 hrs @$30.001hr 1650.00 � Clerical 2 hrs @$20.001hr 40.00 Total This Period 2500.00�- Total Services To Date Loss Previous Payments BALANCE DUE T1 CJ YOU ',t f.'%AIJC8 e�Q ..,.� r2 ATTGRHBY brt:r� azag ............«...........« C) . «....... $17,624.67 2,500.00 $20,124.67 17,624.67 ✓ $2,500.00 jl; s� A1c -yg000, 97 37 06 6, Sno f ' - City of Kornai i Project: Kenai Municipal Airport Parking Lot Improvements November 21, 1983 83.10014 K F01t: °ngineeing Services Senior Technicinn 37 :,rs. 0 $48.20 Hr. $ 1,783.40 ..,�y 1 /- J .i •• .� �l iailhQ/}am oaf a e op l(r.6- .al + _ IIle�)•r 4�a;tr.Grlt ».».... »�..._! r�:' ......... h,a; W:GLIi, wu^.Ks »..... w� i'• C1 (:.�:i•.Y ................«...»« ... « l O CITY CLERK _._..._.�..»...�.. C] . .»»....»_.»»« t ORIGINAL COPY TO .....�'..t.1.`"LZ. J'- C f ' 'I'MAL 'I'IIIs 1Nl'UIc.G $ 1,783.40 r . f 1 r �14--., _ _ - �r�a�.•�a...,.e�s'' rw.i•,wfi8•i�.� �' i , V /D 7 ,g/� 3�7, yg000, b'� qp 3 `t *V7, 4J-- r i r-. pti or....k p i1o�n w4ssoc. , j City of Kenai Ij Projects Kenai Municipal Airport Ramp Overlay ! & Itinerant Aircraft Parking November 23, 1983 83.10013 K FOR: Inspection, Soils testing ani Laboratory Analysis Task i 1 Project Manager 4 Hrs. @ $67.48 Hr. $ 269.92 - Geologist 4 Hrs. @ $48.2010,Hr. 192.80 Task It - I Project Manager 16 Hrs. @ $67.48 e"r. 1,079.68 U Geologist 48 Hrs. @ $48.20"11r. 2,313.'60 f, Staff Engineer 26 lira. @ $57.84 Hr. 1,503.84 / Task III oK Compaction Tests 24 @ $35.00 rich 840.00 / ' ! llechanical Analysis 9 @ $33.33 each 299.97 Proctors 5 0 $85.00 • h 425.00" ti SUB TOTAL $6,924.81 +� f iy COR: linginvering Services Senior Technician 117.5 Hrs. n 548.20 Ilr. $5,663.50 � J: 'rOTAL THIS INVOICE U.. Y `l $ 12,588.31 4101 $ 12,588.31 4101 { / Krnni Chnalwr 4 Cginuurree 11ox 497 Krnni. Alaska 99611 '�► ��?�?�, _ (907) 2113-7989 kc\ C At November 21, 1983 �''££I.1�° The Honorable Tom Wagoner and Members of Council CITY OF KBNAI Post Office Box 580 Kenai, Alaska 99611 Dear Mayor Wagoner & Members of Council: The Greater Kenai Chamber of Commerce would like to take this opportunity to commend the Council and the City of Kenai in the positive steps taken with regard to the on -going development of the Kenai Municipal Airport. We also wish the record to indicate our support of Resolution No. 83-146 relative to the formation of an Advisory Airport Development Committee. Such actions by the City Council express a positive attitude with relation to the future needs of the Air- port and its surrounding lands. In addition, we at the Chamber would also urge the Council to approve, without delay, the appropriation of funds to proceed with the necessary plating of lands in the southwest corner of the Airport near the float plane basin in order that such land may be made available to the public under appropriate leasing procedures. It appears that such efforts would be in line with current planning for the Airport and would not conflict in any way with the proposed responsibilities of the Advisory Airport Development Committee. Thank you for your consideration and we would like to reiterate that the Kenai Chamber of Commerce sincerely appreciates, supports and encourages the continued efforts of the City Council and its responoible commitment to the development of our fine community. Sincerely, _ Eugene Collins, President EC:sc i CITY OF KENAI lod ea-pdal 4 4" P. O. BOX 300 KENAI, ALASKA 99611 TELEPHONE 203 - 763$ CITY OF KENAI BACKGROUND AND PERSONAL DATA - CANDIDATES FOR APPOINTMENT TO COMMITTEES AND COMMISSIONS NAME ROGER E HOL.L Resident of City of Kenai?.,,Yes How long? 6 years Home Address P.O. Box 4217, Kenai Tel. 283-3837 Bus. Address 230 Main Street Loop, Kerla - 283-3344 Name of Spouse Constance E. Holl Presently employed by Law Offices of Roster E. Holl, P.C. Job T!Lle Attorney Eurrent membership in organizations., Real estate section, Alaska Bar Association) Ethics Comm of Alaska Bar Association; Vice Chairman, College Council, fier- emsea9 Estate GeraisaientKenai Ch.....b KPC eayin Offieer2 StabeHeaving Post orgilnizntionul memberships Past president, Kenai Peninsula Bar Association; Employee Arbitration Pane3 City of Kenai. 51g11alura ` i� t LAW OPIICED OF ROGER E. HOLD. A PRQF96SIONAL CORPORATION MAIN STREET LOOP AND WILLOW DRIVE POST OiPICE PMX 4405 KCNAI, ALASKA ODBII TELEPNONC AREA CODE DOS IZ93•.1k344 i November 23, 1983 Mayor Tom Waggoner City of Kenai P.O. Sox Sao Kenai, Alaska 99611 ' Dear Mayor Waggoner: Please find enclosed the application form for appointment to r committees and commissions. ' I have expressed an interest in serving on the Planning and Zoning Commission of the City of Kenai. -- I am presently a member of the real estate section of the Alaska Bar Association, and am also a State Hearing Officer for the Real Estate Commission. I practice law in the area of real property. Therefore, I would look forward to making a contribution to the Commission in my field. Yours truly, LAW OFFICES OF ROGER E. HOLL, P.C. Roger E. Holl Attorney at Law Enclosure 0 CITY OF KENAI "Od Oapdal 4 4Z"4a0' P. O. BOX 580 KINAI, ALASKA 99611 TIIIPNONI 283 • 7635 i 1 November 23, 1983 Mr. David W. Haugen, Deputy Commissioner State of Alaska Deputy of Transportation and Public Facilities Pouch 6900 Anchorage, Ak 99502 Res Traffic Conditions an State Maintained Roads Within the City of Kenai Dear tor. Haugen% I had a rather long telephone conversation with Mr. Steve Horn, the DOT/PF Traffic Engineer for the Soulhcentral Region, concerning some of the problems and conditions ,. relative to the State-maintninod Kenai Spur Highway within the City of Kenai. My discussion with Mr. Horn involved% 1. Intersection lllumivation. 2. Street signalization, and 3. Speed limits. Below is an itmnized recap of my diacussion with Mr. Horn along with some of the City of Kenoi'a raque-3tu. 1. Intorsection Illumination. I have talked with Chris Kepler, Kenai/Soldotna DUT/PF mnintaa1.111Cu: Mike F arqu, n /I'F rouident onginner; Kay Schmidt, DOT/PF Kenai i Arita Plarimir% and Steve Ilorn, OUT/I'F trarric: l.uclisteer fur the Suulheentral ruylon, reque-itinq Iliat DOT/PF consider installing internetetion illumination at areas along with Koniat Spur Highway. file four internectionts that the City of Kenai is im- medi7tn1y ranrerned ;about ave: -. a. North 'strawberry and the Spur b. Enfi ., Poek and the Spur 1 c. Togiak and the Spur Ei d. Lupine and the Spur In my discussions with the various DOT/PF people and the Kenai Peninsula Borough, I discovered that DDT/PF is presently installing quite a few lights on the Kenai Peninsula including North Kalifonsky and the Sterling; South Kalifonsky and the Sterling; Caswell Road and Kalifonsky; Mackey Lake and the Sterling; Sport Lake and the Spur; Island Lake and North Kenai Spur; North Miller Loop and North Kenai Spur; South Miller Loop and North Kenai Spur. It is my understanding that these in- terseetione were chosen out of a list submitted by the Alaska State Troopers and with possible input from the Kenai Peninsula Borough. It is also my understanding that the list was narrowed down to the funds available based on safety problems and known accident problems. The City of Kenai would like to place the above four intersections on the list for consideration for street illumination. The City of Kenai is also requesting that the Department of Transportation contact the City of Kenai for input and comments whenever improvements, such as the ones mentioned above, are considered on the Kenai Peninsula where such improvements may take place within the Kenai City limits. 2. Street Si nalization. It is my understanding in talking with Steve Horn that DOT/Vf has two street signals under consideration on the Spur Highway - one being at Willow Street and the other at the Bridge Access Road. Both of the street signals meet the minimuib traffic volume standards for a street signal set by DOT/PF. �.: The street signal at Kenai Spur Highway and Willow Street is fully funded and the engineering is presently being completed with construction to start this coming -.--. construction season. I was told by Steve Horn that the City should not get too anxious on the street signal since the contract still has to go out and there is a six to eight month wait on arrival for poles. This means that the construction may ` not take place until late fall and that with an early winter in 1984 this project may not be 100o' complete until 1905. I was also informed that the Kenai Spur and r Bridge Access aignalization has been proposed and is on the Statewide safety program priority list (along with another 30 or 40 on this list). There have been no funds appropriated for the Bridge Access signal and therefore DOT/PF has not started the formal design. Mr. Horn said that lie was hopeful that funding approval may be received thi3 December and that if this happens both of these signals may be combined into one project. E . ' 3. Speed Limits. It is my understanding that the Department of Transportation extendmi thR ) milea per hour zones f ertlipr north frnm the rontnr of the City of Kenai. Enclooed is a letter to Roland Frederickson dated November 8, 1983, from ., Chief Richard A. Ross of the Kenai Police Department requesting that the Department of Tranr.purtatiun also consider extendinh the 35 mile per hour zone on the Kenai Spur Highway oast toward Soldotna. Mayor Tom Waqunor has also requested that we -�—, contact DUT/PF fur consideration or extending the 35 milu an hour :one from its 't 1 . i 2 t.. J W f_ - present location near the Bridge Access Road east to the vicinity of Tinker Lane. This would encompass both the Kenai Central High and Kenai Jr. High Schools. In talking with Mr. Horn concerning speed limits, I was Informed that DOT/PF will be doing o speed study sometime in January which would include a radar study and an accident study. I am requesting at this time that the above two areas be included In this study. Kenai Police Chief Richard A. Rose has stated that he will be sending you a follow up letter from his department concerning all three of the above areas. The City of Kenai is as much a part of the State of Alaska as are the Kenai Peninsula Borough areas outside the City limits. Unfortunately, it often seems to me that the State of Alaska's funding is used for areas outside the cities and that the cities have to fond for themselves. I'm requesting that DOT/PF please give the City of Kenai a chance for State funding for badly needed improvements within the City of Kenai. Please contact us for comments and suggestions when funds become available or %ban the State first contemplates new projects. I appreciate very much the time, effort, and the courteous manner in which the Department of Transportation employees have helped me concerning the above subjects. A copy of this letter is going to our City Manager, the Police Chief, and the Mayor and Council of the City of Kenai, since an explanation of these items have been requested by our Council. 1 would very much like to receive a written reply to this letter especially concerning the accuracy of my interpretations of the responses I have received verbally from DOT/PF. Sincerely, Keith Kornelis Director of Public Works KK/md Enclosure (1) cc: Wm. J. Brighton, City Manager Richard A. Ross, Chief of Police Mayor and Council, City of Kenai r- I // N • 1. . .a .. a - ...... �i _- . KENAI POLICE DEPT, , KENAI, ALASKA 09611 TELEPHONE 263.7870 November 8, 1 983 Roland J. Frederickson Central Region Traffic Safety Engineer Pouch 6900 Anchorage, Alaska 99502 , Dear Mr. Frederickson, In June of 1980 I corresponded with your predecessor Mr. Edwards concerning the 35 mph sign at mile 10.5 on the Kenai Spur. At that time we were recommending that the speed zone be moved east of the Airport Road -Walker Lane intersection of the Spur. This request was initiated be- cause of traffic at those intersections. ' At that time the request was denied with the assurance that the situation would continue to be monitored. We are again requesting that consideration be given to moving the 35 mph speed zone east of this intersection. In the last several years there have been major injury accidents at this inter- section due to the volumes of traffic present and turning movements present. The severity of these accidents is di- rectly reflective of the speed of the vehicles in this inter- section. Please advise as to your present position on this matter. If additional information is needed that is not currently avail- able to you, be assured of our cooperation in providing any information we might have. Sincerely, , Richard A. Ross~ _ Chief of Police Ff-, CITY OF KENAI od Capdal 4 44a4a P, 0. fox 600 9/NA1, ALAIKA 99611 TBIPNONI Is$ - 7133 Novombor AA# 196!! _.... _ .. Homer Electric Annociation _ Box 350 Soldotno, Alooko 99669 ATTNT Dave Barden Door Nr. Dardonl The Council of the City of Kenai han roquootod that I invootigoto tho p000ibility of inotolling otreot lighto in the following internoctionot 1) Engle Ronk Road and Nonni Spur Highway 2) Togiak Street and Nonni Spur Highway 3) Lupine Avenue and Nonni Spur Highway 'v Would you ple:loo viva miI e .E,A.'n cant to inutall and notivnto each individual light listed above. Sincerely# Keith Kornulin, Director Department of (public Workls s; — ---- KKJjul .o I• i V o M � r S �v s f v 1 I i I d Z-1 -11 --A (gyp r 10' Ike - la - 7 AA 1. i T T