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February 20, 1985
AGENDA
KENAI CITY COUNCIL - REGULAR MEETING
FEBRUARY 20, 1985 - 7sOO PM
1 WORK SESSION - 600 PM
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT - 7100 PM
Appeal by E.R. Lowry - P&Z Decision Denying Variance
Permit - Sprucewood Glenn S/D
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
A. ROLL CALL
1. Agenda Approval
2. Consent Agenda
*All items listed with an asterisk (•) are considered
to be routine and non -controversial by the Council and
will be approved by one motion. There will be no
separate discussion of these items unless a Council
member so requests, in which ease the item will be
removed from the Consent Agenda and considered in its
normal sequence on the agenda as port of the General
Orders
�C-` 8. PERSONS PRESENT SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD
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C. PUBLIC HEARINGS
1. Ordinance 1010-85 - Finding City Owned Lands Not
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Required for Public Purpose - Evergreen S/D
t�tT- Substitute
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2. Ordinance 1011-95 - Finding City Owned Lando Not
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nRequired for Public Purpose - Richka Creek S/0
a. Substitute
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Resolution 85-15 - Awarding Contract - Engineering
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a/V'� Design - Marathon Rd. Relocation - Dowling, Rice
a"",. _- r.,'•,-=::;;
. Resolution 85-17 - Awarding Contract - Engineering
Design - Robin, Kensitze, Eagle Rock, Sandpiper, Torn,
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S. Strawberry - Dowling, Rice
" S. Resolution 89-10 - Awarding Contract - Engineering
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Design - Cook Inlet View Dr., Lilac - Mince, Corthell,
Bryson
6. Resolution 85-19 - Awarding Contract - Engineering
Deeign - S. Spruce - Wince Corthell Bryson
7. Resolution 85-20 - Awarding Contract - Engineering
Design - Julivasen, Basin View, Ames, Barebara - Mince,
Corthell, Bryson
0. Resolution 85-21 - Transfer of Funds - Legislative
Misc. - S1,000
9. . Resolution 85-22 - Establishing Public Use Easement -
f Marathon Rd.
-)9 M.- -Resolution-85-23 - Cemetery Operetiene-
D. MINUTES
1. *Regular Meeting, Feb. 6, 1985
E. CORRESPONDENCE
1. *Borough Mayor Thompson - Solid Waste Committee
Appointment
2. *Rep. Andre Marrou - CBRA Housing Loans
3. •Kachemek Bay Visitors 8 Convention Aeon. -
Borough "Bed° Tax
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F.
OLD
BUSINESS
1.
Purchase of Dena'ina Pt. Estates S/0, Tracts, A,B,C by
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2.
Community Center Committee Resolution Regarding
Adjacent Landn
G.
NEW
BUSINESS
1.
Bills to be Paid, Bills to he Ratified
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2.
Requisitions Exceeding $1,000
3.
*Ordinance 1012-85 - Relinquishing Emergency
Communications Center Powers to Borough
4.
*Ordinance 1013-95 - Amending Kensi Municipal Code -
Prohibiting Permanent Disposal of Drilling Naterials, '
Drilling Oil 6 Des
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*Ordinance 1014-05 - increasing Rev/Appne - Ft. Kensy
Janitorial Services - $2,000
6.
*Ordinance 1015-85 - Increasing Rev/Appne - Survey 6
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7.
Piet Cemetery - 110,ODD
/Ordinance Amending Zoning Map Shaginoff
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1016-85 - -
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puroinance 1017-09 - Amending Zoning Code - Mobile
Noses 6 Mobile Home Parks
9.
*Ordinance 101E-85 - Amending Kensl Municipal Code
Duties of PH
10.
Police Dept. Addition -
a. Chango Order 02 - Discussion
b. Chango Order 03 - Approval
11.
Discussion - Lawton Dr. Sidewalk
12.
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Discussion - Council on Aging 8y-Lowo
H.
REPORTS
1.
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City Manager
2.
City Attorney
3.
Mayor
4.
City Clark 1
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Finance Director
6.
Planning 6 Zoning f
7.
Harbor Commission
S.
Recreation Commission
9.
Library Commission
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1.
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MEMORANDUM
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CITY OF KENAI
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TO: Board of Adjustment
FROMs Jeff Labahn, Land Manager
REs Appeal of Variance Permit Denial - Edwin R. Lowry
Edwin R. Lowry and Tommy S. Partee have appealed the decision of the Kenai
Advisory Planning & Zoning Commission to deny a variance petition to modify
the specified 150' building setback. The required public hearing on this
appeal was conducted by the Board of Adjustment on February 6, 1985. The
Board has a maximum of 30 days from the date of hearing to render a
decision on the appeal (i.e. March 8, 1985).
The Board of Adjustment to charged with the following responsibilities:
1) Render a decision on the appeal (i.e., reverse, affirm, or modify the
decision of the Kenai Advisory Planning & Zoning Commission
2) Establish findings of fact which support and justify the decision of
the Board
I have prepared a list of findings of fact which the Board may utilize in
their deliberations
a) Tract A-4, Sprucewood Glen Subdivision No. 2, consisting of 12,100 sq.
ft. is owned by the appellants Edwin R. Lowry and Tommy S. Partee
b) Kenai Zoning Code requirement of a 150' building setback from the
centerline of a primary federal aid highway (i.e., Kenai Spur Highway)
results in a front yard building setback of 20.48 feet on the subject
property
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
Lowry/Partee
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c) The specified 150' setback applies to all properties along the Kenai
Spur Highway
d) Subject property is level and approximately at grae with the Kenai
Spur Highway
e) Applicant desires to construct a 6400 sq. ft. building and has
requested an 18' variance to accommodate its location on the property.
Kenai Zoning Code 14.20.100 defines the intent of the variance permit
sections "A variance means a relaxation of the development requirements of
this chapter (zoning code) in cases where unusual physical features of the
property would make strict application of the zoning regulations
unreasonable". The Board is also advised that the variance application
should be considered on an individual case basis with the evaluation
limited to the merits of the specific petition.
The Board of Adjustment must review the appeal request with specific regard
to whether adequate evidence that each of the following conditions existss
a) That there are exceptional physical circumstances or conditions
applicable to the property or to its intended use or development which
do not apply generally to the other properties in the same land use
districts
b) That the strict application of the provisions of this chapter would
result in practical difficulties or unnecessary hardship;
c) That the granting of the variance will not result in material damage
to other properties in the vicinity nor be detrimental to the public
health, safety, or welfare.
If the Board finds that all three conditions are satisfied, a decision to
reverse the action of the Commission is appropriate. As a result, the
variance permit would be granted to allow the construction as proposed.
If the Board finds that not all three conditions are satisfied, a
decision to uphold the action of the Commission is appropriate. As a
result, the variance permit would be denied and the building at the
proposed location would not be allowed.
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1. "Subject to a road reservation of 33 feet along each side of
the section line as created by 43 U.S.C., Section 932"
2. Assessments, if any, we will notify upon receipt of this information.
3. Easements, building set -back lines, notes and dedications as set
forth and delineated on the face of the plat.
4. "Subject to a highway reservation 150 feet on each side of
the center line of Kenai Spur Hwy. as claimed by the
State of Alaska., or its successor in interest, pursuant to
Public Land OrderS_604, 757, and 1613 and Department Order
2665_issued by the Secretary of Interior of the United States
of America."
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aLefevlNe ►YOLIa LANDS ►Oa IlteMwa r 1 1 � � ' tYaOaDLe
fly virtue of the oughorsty vested In the
Order at and pursuant to Bx, ceutive
Oder No, 0337 of April 2s, f0131t le !
ordered list follows. 4
124ZeI' arvi Rutive r public Innoe for the US#
of the Alaska Road Cnntlri1*910a In con•
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Pection with the construction, oporetlnn
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find maintenance Of the Palmer•Rlch.
ardson Highway (nave known As the
Glenn Hlahwayi, In hereby revoked.
Public Land Qrdor No, 360 of July 31.
1017, Is hereby revoked so far as It retotce
.her•
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to the withdrawal. for hiahwny purposes,
of the followlli0•dercrlbed landsl
Allltsdt not e•a�elre 4hrougb
llcnos or rVed-trwo— Monsanto or Quin, -
10) A strip of land 600 feet wllle, Soo
(erg on eadll ride of the center line
0l $he tntesenat • Jurudtetloa of the esentary
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of
the Alaska Hlellway (formerly the Carlo-
dlfin Alaskan btilltary Hlahwayi at
With respect to the lands released by
the reveedtf0ns made by this order and
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con•
rtructed from Use Alfwkd•yukon Torr1•
gory boundary to IILa Junction with the
BOt rewithdrasrn by It, this ardor shall
bee0me eReetive at 10:00 a. M. on the
,
Richardson Highway near Dirt Delta,
Alaska•
Both day after the date hereof. AL Mal
R��NG y. �0O
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101 A strip of land doll fret wide, 200
let I on each side of the center line of tht
tlm0. such released lands. all of which
aft unsurveyed. shall, subject to valid
exettlna na1tN, be opened to settlement
EAec� s,�E •� l NE
aorlkana•81ann•Tok flood as constructed
from Tool Junction at about Mate 1312 on
Under the homestead lows and the home.
alto act Of May 20.1034, 46 Aced• AN 143
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the Ataai;a ft.ghway to tit@ )unction with
4110 Richardson Highway near Balkans,
Alaska•
V• $• C. 161), only, and to that form e
appropriation only byquallAed veterans
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SpUR 60,
Subject to valid exiatlna rights and to
esr.tina aurMs and Withdrawals
of World War U and auIts, aunitlled per.
sans enugltd 90 qle ONACO under the act
Of September 27. 306/. 68
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Otller {hdn 111011 vay purposes, the public
Made In Alaska lying within 300 feet on
Beat, 767. u
amended tea V. B. C. 279-7oe/. Cam.
Inenelnt at 10:00 a. lit, en the 120th day
aaen side of the center lino Of tilt Alaska
lltghway. 150 teat on each side Of site
after the date of this order, any of such
lands not settled upon by yewana shall
tenter line t r throuuh
becomo subject to settlement and other
" o
kiwlii,We
forals of appropriation by the public
• " as0aersllr
In accordance with ghe appra
prate law& and regulations,
lions. es.are ehoreIs withd anneliom ill
forms of approprirltlon under the public.
�ID�Aa L 01AM"Ir.
V°dam denefa>r o/ the lnferlol.
land law . Intl udInn ate mining and min.
Aoeosw to. 10/0.
eral•IeaAl os lawn, and reeeeved for high.
way purposrr:
IR IL Doe• 48-WIS Filed, Aug, 11. legtl
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Tntd GN ROAee
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Alaska It rhray. Itichards"n Hlahrar.
Often 1lleho4y, Ua•irsa Irrllirnr. Tok Cut•
Cd.
rcrogs Pasco
rives Nbt.arr, tiillott llrrl►•ar. LrtKla"
P►p% (laid. At., so R•ad,
C:rartan Cut•L;f, ?ck t:
su lieu!, nubs.,
.,� .� •• , lino, anmr•8olmnnn N slid, .
$rn..t �kal'a'•:rr n�,•►- r�rar ,s•Ca:too
••+d. .,e:icr. , r. ., e,,rri..ru 1.•,A.1, C:re.e
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Or Araoal so. IOAO. ArMVLn0 mud
Latta tax nionwAY i'OAtosed the'boundarlcs of the Mutaclr lfetlosat
Sir virtu0 of the Authority Tested In I�OroLtl. tin0 AnChO[aRe•Itt0 flponard
the President and pur4u+nt to ZUZUTAVS llifbwaY, and the PAfrbalslfa•ColScgo
iugbway ato hereby withdrawn from ail
I order 0337 of Aprd :4. 3043, It Is ordercd foralo of appropriat:op acder the pubils-
as follows, land tarn, ffuludisif the amna ad
The sixth parAlraph of Punic Loyd tainera!•ka'Ing fntrs, 104 reserved for
order 1:0. t01 of Auatut 10,1040. MOV- blebway Vnipo:.es•
fns public land$ for highway purprus. C.uotocpte haying bm ectablikhed on '
Commencing With the words "subject to tiro and& released by this order, suer►
valid M$tL't7 rishta". It borcby amualcd ; Isnda are not spa W appopriatsoo un-
to toad m follows. 0, der the public -lard laws exeopt As A yarn
8object to'valtd existing rlobta and to of a legal aubdlviclop. It survoye4 of an
emu mns surveys and withdrawals for I adjacent area. it ua••urweyca asdlublees
other than blubway purposes. the pub1f* to tho pemmat easement;
306043 to Alaoh3 lrus=.WAMIS 200 test on OWA 1. COMM,
each skid of the tenter UGO of 010 Alaska secretary of of /$taw. .,
Subway and within 100 feat on Lath • Oasom to,1001. '
Aide of the center 1100 of the PJGUfdson
Ilubway, claw Ri ghmv. Baines aah. IV. IL Dom, 61.1 t4i P004 CA to. tiro$ j
WaY. Oho eoward•Anchara;e I14'•hwaY , mes s. ILI
Jesetuatve of that psi. %Rik lvitbin
•Odes
Mad dW. 441.4zWd 102.tA?t9A .
0f the fe[ratory
psde_a t}o linter line thereat,
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n +,'•
ieYaw u�
421 POr lode! roadat All yilb8e roads
as rd Toads older '
motttto�ra•W-WAY
eJt.'hmU
rox IIMMA4a Me AL UMU
to Se a
rondo shalt extend b0 feet Oa tatb star
son a
.f�.
Ce:oAss 30.1051•
of the emir line amoot.
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89CTION 1. Purpose. (a) Tto'lsurpose
ase, 9. Eitabllshmeaf of rf0hfi-01-Watt
of tl:.s order Is to (1) IIa e.0 W14th of aft
easements. ter) A resumllon for
y,�
nor
yut:ia 1,WaWaya to AY :era cs►ablightd
or tualataleM and:r f-%o jur'•Adict:oa Of
highway purposes tovertt:g the Wads em•
braced in the tbrousb roads mentioned
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the Afeoreta[y of tuo 1c:ertar sad is1
So motion g of this order was made
�y •',
preteribo A uatta= ;:oc:duro for the
tataaLslament 09 r1,^,4ta•of-vr'Y or eac0. ,
Pu6po Lord Order No. 401 of Ausust 30.
1040, ca amended b7 PubU3land Order
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along' over or &atom t.. a public lands for '
suclabways. AMU-3.sty fora" ace
h b
Na 731 Of October to,1fi01.
Dtlop�isrder
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oceratea ast►lostplatese�L�t O
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bona is contained la :c=812 of rho rot
of Juno So,1L33 (67 otat. 440,48 U. & C.
land from ail forma of Wrapdatbp
under tho pub•Je-land 13ins, lmludin4 else_
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8316).
tahnftlf And the minaal ICU" laws.
S. Width Of yubtle Afaht aya
4b► A rigbt•cf way or essemoat for
l►larsWay putt eaveelaz the land'
'
'to) its width of tLo public 1:10wava
were footvat
ambraced ra She feeder road' end the
fa masim shall
IS) 8as throu3h roads: The Ata,tta'
fowl roads c4u:.1 in osiers W 00 width
ro da as esabImed 1n section ".
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I2frbway shall extend 300 feet 031 r.eb
'Ids of the !eater lose thereof. The
of such
of tbra Order, b hereby CarabLtbed at
ores Wd aces" Mill P•AU*
r r'
ruhardson tilahaay. Olean SlghwaY.
ifarno I;tgbway. eeward•Anchomgo
pub reads
tp
�17so rele"am ssu-cf-
'i;I �; •'
Mxbway, Anchmre•1:,ke t3penard
High., y and r3irbaniu-College Mob-
A
Paragraph fat sad the sl'�Wof•way of
emactuents monuossm in paraar&ph (b)
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Way shall extend 150 feet an saeb side of
wo ati & ea to an sew teaatm um
the center L'no thereof,
favolvW publfo asda In AIWIWA whoa
n
W Per tceder roasts: ALbert itoad
tbo surve/ slakes have beta as on the
lira dfak lcfand), Edyer:oncutoff.Mat6
ttrJnnd and sautes Nava been posted at,
311ghwaY. tiewasd Peninsula Trsm road.
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&ppra n ate points along the auto Of the
psaeo ills Way. 8tariina 1W.UWAY.
p� t�snsWOti0p s0�Yips the tTpO $tad
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for Rl;.lssay. Vortb= Junction to /Jr•
y0rs loid, palm., to bfatsaus%z to VIA-
Width of Me rands,
Dee. � goadew9s t0 j)e pfe6 fp props►
X -f
►s110 Juaet.aa )toad. Pslmer to Meet
tatt0 W WAS1116 road, Cann 111thwar
tand OOke. UIPS Of dt publro roads iG
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FEBRUARY 20, 1985
INFORMATION ITEMS
1 - Municipal League Legislative Bulletin, #14-3
2 - KPB Minutes, Jan. 22,1985
3 - KPB Agende, Feb. 19, 1985
4 - Kenai R. Special Management Newsletter, Jan. 25, 1985
5 - Library Report, Jan. 1985
6 - Billing - C. Gintoli, Architect - Library Addtn,
7 - Billing - McLane & Assoc. - Sprucewood Glen LID
8 - Billing - S&S Engineers - S. Highbush, Bumblebee, E. Aliak,
Swires, Highbush
9 - Billing - C. Gintoli, Architect - Flight Service Station
10 - Billing - Tikigaq Const. - Police Dept. Addtn.
11 - City of Kenai Appeal, PUC - Relocation Expenses
12 - City of Kenai Rejection, PUC - Relocation Expenses
13 - Commission Application - Michael A Laura Carpenter
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Suqqested bys Administration
CITY OF KENAI
ORDINANCE NO. 1010-85
AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA,
FINDING THAT CERTAIN CITY -OWNED LANDS ARE NOT REQUIRED FOR A
PUBLIC PURPOSE,
WHEREAS, KMC 22.05.010, .030, and .050 requires that the Council
shall determine whether certain City -owned properties are needed
for a public purpose, and
WHEREAS, the disposition of such lands shall be made only upon
finding that said property is not needed for a public purpose,
and
WHEREAS, Evergreen Tract A Resubdivision (Tracts A-1 and A-2)
represents a portion of the Municipal Entitlement Lands conveyed
to the City in 1980, and
WHEREAS, said property is a unit of the Kenai Municipal Airport
as a result of a land exchange with the Federal Aviation
Administration in 19849 and
WHEREAS, there is interest in purchasing this property for
private development purposes, and
WHEREAS, no public need for this property has been established by
the City.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
KENAI, ALASKA, as followss
Section It The described City -owned land is not needed for
a public purpose and shall be made available for sales
Evergreen Tract A Resubdi.viaion
PASSED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, this 2Oth
day of February, 1985.
AT1ESTs
anet Whelan, City Clerk
MAYORTOM WARNER,
First Readings February 6, 1985
Second Readings February 20, 1965
Effective Dates March 20, 1985
l'
NMI" 41-1
BASIS OF SRO. (WEST 812.00' �81 96'
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Suggested bys Administration
CITY OF KENAI
ORDINANCE NO. 1010-85
AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA,
FINDING THAT CERTAIN CITY -OWNED LANDS ARE NOT REQUIRED FOR A
PUBLIC PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, KMC 22.05.0109 .0309 and .050 requires that the Council
shall determine whether certain City -owned properties are needed
for a public purpose, and
WHEREAS, the disposition of such lands shall be made only upon
finding that said property is not needed for a public purpose,
and
WHEREAS, Evergreen Tract A Resubdivision (Tracts A-1 and A-2)
represents a portion of the Municipal Entitlement Lands conveyed
to the City in 1980, and
WHEREAS, said property is a unit of the Kenai Municipal Airport
as a result of a land exchange with the Federal Aviation
Administration in 1984, and the to revenues resulting
from le of these o es shall' Accrue to the Gn53 rung
Acc`ou , and
WHEREAS, there is interest in purchasing this property for
private development purposes, and
WHEREAS, no public need for this property has been established by
the City.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORnATNED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
KENAI, ALASKA, as follows:
Section 1s The described City -owned land is not needed
for a public purpose and shall be made available for sales
Evergreen Tract A Resubdivieion
PASSED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, this 20th day
of February, 1985.
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Janet MAYOR
Whelan, City Clerk
First Readings February 6, 1985
Second Readings February 20, 1985
Effective Dates March 20, 1985
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CITY OF KENAI
ORDINANCE NO. 1011-85
AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA,
FINDING THAT CERTAIN CITY -OWNED LANDS ARE NOT REQUIRED FOR A
PUBLIC PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, KMC 22.05.010, .030, and .050 requires that the Council
shall determine whether certain City -owned properties are needed
for a public purpose, and
WHEREAS, the disposition of such lands shall be made only upon
finding that said property is not needed for a public purpose,
and
WHEREAS, Lot 11A, Richka Creek Subdivision consists of 1.197
acres of upland property adjacent to the Richka Creek drainage
and Fifth Avenue, and
WHEREAS, the Kenai Advisory Planning 6 Zoning Commission
recommended disposition of the property subject to its use
for single and duplex residential development, and
WHEREAS, there is interest in purchasing this property for
private development purposes, and
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
KENAI, ALASKA, as followes
Section 1s The described City -owned land is not needed for
a pub i� c purpose and shall be made available for sales
Lot 11A, Richka Creek Subdivision
Section 2s The described City -owned land shalt be conveyed
with the res riction of use for single and duplex family
residential dwellings and the development requirements of the
Suburban Residential (RS) District.
PASSED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, this 20th
day of February, 1985.
ATTESTS
Janet Whelan, City Clerk
IBM WAGONER, MXYUR
First Readings February 6, 1985
Second Readinq: February 28. 1985
Effective Date: March 20, 1985
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CITY OF KENAI
ORDINANCE N0, 1011-65
AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA,
FINDING THAT CERTAIN CITY -OWNED LANDS ARE NOT REQUIRED FOR A
PUBLIC PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, KMC 22.05.0109 .030, and .050 requires that the Council
shall determine whether certain City -owned properties are needed
for a public purpose, and
WHEREAS, the disposition of such lands shall be made only upon
finding that said property is not needed for a public purpose,
and
WHEREAS, Lot 11A, Richka Creek Subdivision consists of 1.197
scree of upland property adjacent to the Richka Creek drainage
and Fifth Avenue, and
WHEREAS, the Kenai Advisory Planning do toning Commission
recommended disposition of the property subject to its use
for single and duplex residential development, and
WHEREAS, there is interest in purchasing this property for
private development purposes, and
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
KENAI, ALASKA, as followss
Section 1s The described City -owned land is not needed for
a public purpose and shall be made available for sales
Lot 11A, Richka Creek Subdivision
Section 2s The described City -owned land shall be conveyed
with safe restriction of use for single and duplex family
residential dwellings and the development requirements of the
Suburban Residential (RS) District.
Section 3s The describe t - land shall be dis osed
of b�Com
E�tive s a e bid sale as rov a for in KMC
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PASSED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, this 2Oth
day of February, 1985.
ATTEST:
Janet Whelan, City Clerk
First Readings February 6, 1985
Second Readings February 20, 1985
Effective Dates March 20, 1985
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CITY OF KENAI
RESOLUTION NO. 85-15
A RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA,
AWARDING A CONTRACT FOR ENGINEERING DESIGN SERVICE TO
DOWLING-RICE & ASSOCIATES FOR THE DESIGN OF THE PROJECT ENTITLED$
MARATHON ROAD RELOCATION FOR A NOT -TO -EXCEED AMOUNT OF $4,000.
WHEREAS, the City of Kenai received proposals from the following
firmss
Ocean Tech
Dowling -Rice & Associates
Trans -Alaska Engineering
Mike Tauriainen, P.E.
Wince-Corthell-Bryson
Wm. J. Nelson & Associates
Kenai Peninsula Engineers
McLane & Associates
Centrum
WHEREAS, the Public Works Department feels that it is in the beat
interest of the City of Kenai to award this project to
Dowling -Rice & Associates.
WHEREAS, sufficient funds are appropriated.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY Of
RENA19 ALASKA, that a contract be awarded for engineering design
services to Dowling -Rice & Associates for the design of the
project entitleds Marathon Road Relocation for a not -to -exceed
amount of $4,000.
PASSED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, this 20th day
of February, 1985.
TOM WAGONER, MAYOR
ATTESTS
Janet Whelan, City Clerk
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CITY OF KENAI
RESOLUTION NO. 85-17
A RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA,
AWARDING A CONTRACT FOR ENGINEERING DESIGN SERVICE TO
DOWLING-RICE & ASSOCIATES FOR THE DESIGN OF THE PROJECT ENTITLEDs
ROBIN, KENAITZE, EAGLE ROCK, SANDPIPER, TERN, S. STRAWBERRY
ROADS, FOR A NOT -TO -EXCEED AMOUNT OF $15,200.
WHEREAS, the City of Kenai received proposals from the following
firmss
Ocean Tech
Dowling -Rice & Associates
Trans -Alaska Engineering
Mike Taurisinen, P.E.
Wince-Corthell-Bryson
Wm. J. Nelson & Associates
Kenai Peninsula Engineers
McLane & Associates
Centrum
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WHEREAS, the Public Works Department Peels that it is in the best
interest of the City of Kenai to award this project to
Dowling -Rice & Associates.
WHEREAS, sufficient funds are appropriated.
NON, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL Of THE CITY OF
KENA19 ALASKA, that a contract be awarded for engineering design
services to Dowling -Rice & Associates for the design of the
project entitleds Robin, Kensitze, Eagle Rock, Sandpiper, Tern,
S. Strawberry Roads for a not -to -exceed amount of $15,200.
PASSED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, this 20th day
of February, 1985.
TOM WAGONER, MAYOR
ATTESTS
Janet Whelan, City Clerk
Approved by Finances
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CITY OF KENAI
RESOLUTION NO. 85-18
A RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA,
AWARDING A CONTRACT FOR ENGINEERING DESIGN SERVICE TO
WINCE-CORTHELL-BRYSON FOR THE DESIGN OF THE PROJECT ENTITLED:
COOK INLET VIEW DRIVE AND LILAC STREET, FOR A NOT -TO -EXCEED
AMOUNT OF $190800.
WHEREAS, the City of Kenai received proposals from the following
firms
Ocean Tech
Dowling -Rice & Associates
Trans -Alaska Engineering
Mike Teurisinen, P.E.
Wince-Corthell-Bryson
Wm. J. Nelson & Associates
Kenai Peninsula Engineers
McLane & Associates
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WHEREAS, the Public Works Department feels that it is in the beat
interest of the City of Kenai to award this project to
Wince-Corthell-Bryson.
WHEREAS, sufficient funds are appropriated.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
X£NAI, ALASKA, that s contract be awarded for engineering design
services to Wince-Corthell-Bryson for the design of the project
entitled% Cook Inlet View Drive & Lilac Street for a not -to -exceed
amount of $19#800.
PASSED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, this 20th day
of February, 1985.
TOM WAGONER, MAYOR
ATTESTs
Janet Whelang City Clerk
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Suggested bys Administration.
CITY OF KENAI
RESOLUTION NO. 85-19
A RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA,
AWARDING A CONTRACT FOR ENGINEERING DESIGN SERVICE TO
WINCE-CORTHELL-BRYSON FOR THE DESIGN OF THE PROJECT ENTITLEDs
SOUTH SPRUCE STREET, FOR A NOT -TO -EXCEED AMOUNT OF $139500.
WHEREAS, the City of Kenai received proposals from the following
firms$
Ocean Tech
Dowling -Rice & Associates
Trans -Alaska Engineering
Mike Tauriainen, P.E.
Wince-Corthell-Bryson
Wm. J. Nelson do Associates
Kenai Peninsula Engineers
McLane A Associates
Centrum
WHEREAS, the Public Works Department feels that it is in the best
interest of the City of Kenai to award this project to
Wince-Corthell-Bryson.
WHEREAS, sufficient funds are appropriated.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
KENAI, ALASKA, that a contract be awarded for engineering design
services to Wince-Corthell-Bryson for the design of the project
entitled: South Spruce Street for a not -to -exceed amount of
$130500.
PASSED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, this 20th day
of February, 1995.
TOM WARNER, AYO
ATTEST:
Janet Whelan, City Clerk
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CITY OF KENAI
RESOLUTION NO. 85-20
A RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA,
AWARDING A CONTRACT FOR ENGINEERING DESIGN SERVICE TO
WINCE-CORTHELL-BRYSON FOR THE DESIGN OF THE PROJECT ENTITLED:
JULUISSEN, BASIN VIEW, AMES, BARABARA, FOR A NOT -TO -EXCEED AMOUNT
OF $36,000.
WHEREAS, the City of Kenai received proposals from the following
firms
Ocean Tech
Dowling -Rice 8 Associates
Trans -Alaska Engineering
Mike Taurisinen, P.E.
Wince-Corthell-Bryeon
Wm. J. Nelson & Associates
Kenai Peninsula Engineers
McLane do Associates
Centrum
WHEREAS, the Public Works Department feels that it is in the best
Interest of the City of Kenai to award this project to
Wince-Corthell-Bryson.
WHEREAS, sufficient funds are appropriated.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
KENAI, ALASKA, that a contract be awarded for engineering design
services to Wince-Corthell-Bryson for the design of the project
entitleds Juluisson, Basin View, Ames, Barabara for a
not -to -exceed amount of $36,000.
PASSED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, this 20th day
of February, 1985.
TOM W GONER, MA OR
ATTESTS
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CITY OF KENAI
RESOLUTION NO. 85-21
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, THAT
THE FOLLOWING TRANSFER OF MONIES BE MADE IN THE 1984-85 GENERAL
FUND BUDGET
Froms
Legislative -Transportation $1,000
Tot
Legislative -Miscellaneous $1000
This transfer is needed for miscellaneous purchases not
budgeted in the Legislative Department,
PASSED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, this 20th day
of February, 1985.
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CITY OF KENAI
RESOLUTION NO. 85-22
A RESOLUTION Of THE, COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA,
ESTABLISHING A PUBLIC USE EASEMENT ACROSS UNSURDIVIDED AIRPORT
LANDS NEAR MARATHON ROAD.
WHEREAS, the City of Kenai has conveyed a ten acre land parcel to
Homer Electric Aaaociation described no Tract 8, F.B.O.
Subdivision No. 39 and
WHEREAS, Airport Drive provides the only legal acc000 to the
property at this time, and
WHEREAS, an alternative access from the rear of Tract B to
Marathon Road is desirable for the purpose of accommodating
industrial traffic, and
WHEREAS, the City of Kenai is the owner of the uno0divided
airport lands which are appropriate for Chia acceaa.
NOW 1HEREFORE BE RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI,
ALASKA, that a public use eauement of 100 feet in width
be established acr000 lands owned by the City of Kenai in
accordance with Exhibit °A".
PASSED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, this 20th day
of February, 1985.
TOM r
MAYOR
ATTESTS
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AGENDA
KENAI CITY COUNCIL - REGULAR MEETING
FEBRUARY 6, 1905, 600 PM
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENTe 600 PM
Appeal by E.R. Lowry - P&Z Decision Denying Variance Permit,
Sprucewood Glen S/D
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
A. ROLL CALL
1. Agenda Approval
2. Consent Agenda
*All items listed with an asterisk (•) are considered
to be routine And non -controversial by the Council and
will be approved by one motion. There will be no
separate discussion of these items unless a Council
member so requeets, in which ease the item will be
removed from the Consent Agenda and considered in its
normal sequence on the agenda as part of the General
Orders.
Be PERSONS PRESENT SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD
1. Walter Them, Cooperative Extension Ag Agent -
Beneficial Use of Sludge
C. PUBLIC HEARINGS
1. Ordinance 1007-85 - Increasing Rev/Appno - Central
Filing System - $21,694
2. OOrddinance 1008-85 - Amending Zoning Map - Richke Creek
3. Ordinance 1009-85 - Amending Zoning Code - Establishing
Zoning District RR-1, RS-1, RS-2
4. Resolution 65-06 - Awarding Contract -
Copier/Duplicator - IBM
5. Resolution 85-14 - Recommending Guidelines - Kenai
River Comprehensive Management Plan
6. Resolution 05-15 - Awarding Engineering Design -
Marathon Rd. Relocation - Dowling, Rice
7. Resolution 05-16 - Requesting Funds from State for
Women's Shelter
S. Resolution 85-17 - Awarding Engineering Design -
Robin, Kenaitze, Eagle Rock, Sandpiper, Tern, S.
Strawberry - Dowling,Rice
9. Resolution 85-18 - Awarding Engineering Design -
Cook Inlet View Dr., Lilac - Wince, Corthell
10. Resolution 85-19 - Awarding Engineering Design -
S. Spruce - Wince, Corthell
11. Resolution 65-20 - Juliaosen, Basin View, Ames,
Berebara - Wince,Corthell
12. *Renewal of Liquor License -
Kenai Joe's
13. *Renewal of Liquor License -
American Legion
14. *Renewal of Liquor License -
Peninsula Oilers
Oaken Keg 158
15. *Renewal of Liquor License -
Kenai Merit Inn
16. Renewal of Liquor License -
Rainbow Bar 8 Grill
Little Ski Me
17. *Renewal of Liquor License -
Pines Club
D. MINUTES
*Regular Meeting, Jan. 16, 1985
E. CORRESPONDENCE
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1. ON. Gimmick, President, Kenai Borough Assembly -
a. Waste Incineration Project
b. Sales Tax Ordinance
2. *Kenai Chamber of Commerce - Annual Report
3. *P. Shealy, City Manager, Homer - Borough Sales Tax
Ordinance
4. *P. Neult - Speed Limit, Spur Highway
F. OLD BUSINESS
G. NEW BUSINESS
1. Bille to be Paid, Bills to be Ratified
2. Requisitions Exceeding $1,000
3. *Ordinance 1010-85 - Finding City -Owned Lends Not
Required for Public Purpose - Evergreen
4. *Ordinance 1011-65 - Finding City -Owned Lends Not
Required for Public Purpose - Richka Creek
5. Lease Amendment 6 Assignment - Pratt to Zehrung -
Aleyeake S/D
6. Vacation of Utility Easement - Davidson S/D
7. Vacation - Kenai Original Towneite
8. Lease Application - Larry's Flying - F80 S/D
9. Lease Application - J. Howard - CIIAP
10. Vehicle Perking - O'Connell, Swerner - Municipal
Reserve S/0
11. Tikigaq Conot. - Police Dept. Addtn.,Change Order 42-
$1610
12. Discussion - Ord. 997-04 - Amending KMC 5.35 -
Contamination During Oil 6 Gas Drilling
13. Discussion - Council on Aging By -Lowe
14. *Comes of Chance 6 Skill - American Legion
15. *Games of Chance 6 Skill - American Legion Aux.
16. *Cameo of Chance 6 Skill - Kenai Emblem Club
H. REPORTS
1. City Manager
2. City Attorney
3. Mayor
4. City Clerk
5. Finance Director
6. Planning 6 Zoning
7. Harbor Commission
S. Recreation Commission
9. Library Commission
I. PERSONS PRESENT NOT SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD
ADJOURNMENT
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KENAI CITY COUNCIL, REGULAR MEETING, MINUTES
FEBRUARY 6, 1985, 6:30 PM
KENAI CITY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING
MAYOR TOM WAGONER PRESIDING
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT - 600 PM
TESTIMONYt
1. Ed Lowry. Mr. Lowry was sworn in by Clerk Whelan.
COUNCILMAN ACKERLY ARRIVEDs 605 PM.
Mr. Lowry noted the 3 rules covering variances in the
Code. a) Exceptional physical circumstances applicable
to the property. The lot depth is 110 ft., they want
to put up a 72 X 82 ft. building. In order to fit the
Federal Guidelines, they would have to be next to the
rear line. There would be a jog In the traffic
pattern of the Mall site and it would eliminate 16
parking spaces. 2 applicants have applied for
variances in the past 3 years. Encroachments were 25
ft. and 75 ft. into the building set -back. He is
looking at 18 ft. (Mr. Lowry distributed materiel) He
added, these people could have built behind the set-
back but did not. They were both granted variance
without paying attention to that. b) Unnecessary
hardship. The size of the building would have to be
decreased or parking spaces would be lost. c) No
materiel damage to vicinity. He owns the property for
400 ft. on either aide and does not feel it would be
detrimental. He measured by Dante TV (Frontage Rd.)
for off-street parking or a 4-lane highway. There is
136 ft. from center of highway, he has 131 ft. On the
opposite side there is 130 ft. set -beck for an
additional 4-lone. There are footings about 7 ft. in
the ground. They are legal no for as the building
permit Issued. Had they intended to do this without
permission they would not have come to P&Z let.
Administration reviewed and made recommendations on
the 2 approved sites, this was not done with his. P&Z
denied and said the physical characteristics were not
met, without explaining why. In the poet 3 years there
have been 8 buildings built on the aide of the road, 6
encroachments into Federal aid set -back. 2 were
takeneb variances,
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PhZphoe set aaction woo
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approving 2 and the City hoe set a precedent by not
being aware of the others. He has come to the City and
done it properly.
2. Land Manager Labahn. Mr. Labehn was sworn in by Clerk
Whelan. He reviewed the material in the packet.
Councilman Ackerly noted it may be some time before
the right-of-way will be used. If it is granted, who
will buy it back? Mr. Labehn replied, the State.
Councilman Ackerly noted, the use of the building
would be an important criteria. There are a lot of
places where people park and walk to a restaurant.
Giving up 16 parking spaces would not be good. Mr.
Labehn replied, the Code allows reduced number of
parking spaces with mixed development. There will be
other things with the restaurant. He did not think it
would adversely affect development. Mr. Lowry said,
regarding encroachment - this building would be on his
property. The right-of-way is not on his property.
If the State needed property they would have to buy
irregardless of that. 150 ft. was not established by
the State or Federal Govt.. it was established by the
City as a guideline. Reducing spaces reduces the size
of this building or other ones near. Councilman Wise
noted the Fedl. Dept. of Interior has a "PLO" for a
150 ft. right-of-way. Councilman Ackerly asked if
there would be other requests for variances on the
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strip. Mr. Lawry replied, there may be one more. He }
added, regarding Dept. of Interior PLO, he got a title
insurance report regarding thin. The only public
land order to PLO 159, that only refers to "all other
highways." That has a 50 ft. eet-beck.
Mayor Wagoner stated Council has 30 days to render a
decision. Legal Aeat. Callahan noted if the decision to
made this date, there would be final conclusions that would
have to made at the same time.
MOTIONS
Councilman Ackerly moved, seconded by Councilman Wise, that
Council render a decision at the next Council meeting
(Feb. 20, 1985).
Motion passed by unanimous consent.
Mayor Wagoner asked, what Is the construction time? Mr.
Lowry replied they are waiting for a decision, it would not
be a problem.
Meeting adjourned at 7s00 PM.
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, 7sOO PM.
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PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
A. ROLL CALL
Presents Ray Measles, Chrie Monfort John Wise, Tom Wagoner,
Tam Ackerly, Sally Bailie
Abeents Jere Hall (excused)
A-1 Agenda Approval.
a. Mayor Wagoner asked that the bill from MaLene & Aesoc.-
Misc. Streets - be added with item G-1, Bills to be
Paid.
Is. Mayor Wagoner asked that item G-9 be deleted. This
application has been withdrawn.
Council approved the agenda by unanimous consent.
A-2 Consent Agenda
MOTIONS
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Councilman Measles moved, seconded by Councilwoman Monfort
to approve the Consent Agenda as submitted.
Councilwoman Bailie requested item E-4, Letter Regarding
Speed Limit on Spur, be deleted from the Consent Agenda.
Motion passed by unanimous consent.
B. PERSONS PRESENT SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD S
6-1 Walter Them, Cooperative Extension Ag Agent - Beneficial Use
of Sludge ,
Mr. Them distributed information and samples of processed
sludge. He explained, the City is burying 10 to 20 yards in y
the dump. it is being used benefleially in many areas. 1/3 }
of the municipal sludge produced is used for farm land. 4
Kenai does not have analysis of their sludge, this is
Soldotna's. Heavy metals and poisonous substances are very y
small amounts. These analy3es are taken quarterly, they
will vary in the seasons. there should be a full year k
average. He met with DEC representatives here and
Anchorage, they were interested. He to asking for City
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approval. He will contact the farmers, they will pick it
UP*
Mayor Wagoner suggested drying and seeking it in
winter for eventual disposal. He noted the City has to pay
for liming because the Borough allow::::venging in the
dump. Mr. Them ouggested giving it tc the farmers and they
can dry it. Meet of the farmer: do not have large dump
trucks, could the City deliver to the forms re? Mayor
Wagoner replied yes. Councilman Measlee asked if DEC
approval wan based on here or general approval. Mr. Them
replied, pretty much general. Cities of this size seem to
be mostly the same. Councilman Measles suggested getting
a series of analyses on the city sludge. EPA and DEC
should be aware of this. The State has not assumed
hazardous waste responsibility. Mr. Them noted he does not
know the coat of this. Mayor Wagoner said he would like a
hold-hermlese agreement with participants. Mr. Them said
he would meet with Administration and work out the
particulars. Analysis should be done once a month for a
xear. Councilwoman Bailie noted the testa may cost up to
51200 per month.
Council agreed to proceed with discussions.
C. PUBLIC HEARINGS
C-1 Ordinance 1007-85 - Increasing Rev/Appne - Central Filing
System - $21,694
MOTIONS
Councilman Ackerly moved, seconded by Councilwoman Bailie,
to adopt the ordinance.
There woo no public comment.
Notion panned unanimously by roll call vote.
C-2 Ordinance 1008-05 - Amending Zoning Map - Richka Creek S/D
MOTIONt
Councilman Measles moved, seconded by Councilwoman Bailie,
to adopt the ordinance.
PUBLIC COMMENT.
a. Tom Soedecker, 405 Cindy Lane, Kenai. This is
Immediately north of hie home. It would allow
6-plexes. There is no restriction on subdivisions,
there could be many unite on one lot. It would be
inappropriate to rezone to allow that density. He
spoke to P&Z, they made a recommendation to restrict to
single or duplex. There is an ordinance for tonight,
but the property could still be subdivided. He asked
Council to postpone till the ordinance is passed.
MOTION, Postponements
Councilwoman Monfor moved, seconded by Councilman Wise, to
postpone till March 6, 1985 meeting.
VOTE (Passed)t
Yeet Measlee, Monfor, Wise, Wagoner
Not Ackerly, Ballie
C-3 Ordinance 1009-85 - Amending Zoning Code - Establishing
Zoning District RR-1, RS-1, RS-2
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MOTIONS
Councilman Ackerly moved, eecondad by Councilman Wise, to
adopt the ordinance.
PUBLIC COMMENT:
a. Ruby Coyle, Kenai. She asked for a copy of the
petition for public review. City Manager Brighton
replied they are available, but are not in Chambers.
Mrs. Coyle asked if the changes were proposed by people
or Council. Mayor Wagoner replied, P&Z. Councilmen
Wise said this can be done by 1) petition of affected
Property owners or 2) action by P&Z or Council. Mrs.
Coyle said she is opposed to anyone else rezoning her
homestead. She said the City had this done in the 40's,
there is no reason to change. Mr. Green, a professional
planner from the U of A, prepared a report and said a
mix is better. With condos end apartments, the roads
cannot take care of the traffic. The schools are
affected oleo. Councilwoman Bailie said this agrees
with Mra. Coyle's statements. With this, if they want
single family or duplexes, people can petition. They
cannot do that now. Mrs. Coyle noted the ordinance does
not say property owners have to request, it should
specify. City Manager Brighton noted P&Z had 2 public
hearinge on this. Land Manager Labahn explained, this
a dinonce provides options for property owners in 2
zones to sleet to have more restrictive development.
Mayor Wagoner suggested if he had property surrounded
by large tracts, he could be zoned out of his place by
a simple majority or Council decision. Mr. Labahn
replied, it could happen. It does not change the
zoning map, it just please new zones on the books.
Under the present zoning code and the new code, it
would el low P&Z or Council to review. Mrs. Coyle
noted also that greenhouses were not allowed, but
farming le.
b. JoAnn Buzzell, Candlelight Dr., Kenai. There wag a
petition for an assessment district submitted at the
same time es this petition. It only covers a small
area.
Councilman Wiae said the issue raised by the petition is
water & sewer. By putting in water & sewer they could
have small Iota. The people were looking for ability to
protect themselves from overzealous developers and losing
the quality of life. This ordinance does not establish
zoning, just the ability to have zoning. Council will not
rubber atamp a petition. Mayor Wagoner noted 90% of the
property owners could petition and own I S of the property.
When you put in water & sewer, the zoning 1s changed.
Councilman Wiae said, in most cases. Mayor Wagoner
requested Councilmen Wige to address the chair. Councilman
Wiae said Mayor Wagoner debated from the chair, he cannot
wield the gavel and debate. Mayor Wagoner ruled Councilman
Wiae out of order. Councilman Wiae challenged the
decision of the chair.
VOTE, Challenges
Yeas Measles, Wise, Baltic
Nos Monfor, Wagoner, Bailie
Challenge failed, a tie vote falls.
Councilwoman Bailie Geld the citizens should be assured that
if they so desire they can zone themselves for single family
dwellings. 6-plexes would devalue property. Mrs. Coyle
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veld in all RR areas, you can only build 4-plex without
coming to Council. Pat rezoned everything with water 8
sewer to SR.
VOTE (Paaeed)s
Yeas Measles, Monfor, Wise, Beilie
Not Wagoner, Ackerly
C-4 Resolution 85-08 - Awarding Contract - Copier/Duplicator -
IBM
MOTIONS
Councilwomen Monfor moved, seconded by Councilm+n Measles,
to adopt the resolution.
There was no public comment.
Motion passed by unanimous consent.
C-5 Resolution 85-14 - Recommending Guidelines - Kenai River
Comprehensive Management Plan
MOTIONS
Councilwoman Monfor moved, seconded by Councilman Mannino,
to adopt the resolution.
MOTION, Amendments
Councilwoman Monfor moved, seconded by Councilwoman Ocilla,
to amend the motion to include the Kenai River from went of
the bridge south to the mouth of the river in the study
area.
City Manager Brighton noted from the bridge to the mouth is
primarily Industrial. Councilwomen Monfor replied the group
is only advisory, it will have to come beck to the City.
The Board just wants to study the area.
VOTE, Amendment (Peaeed)s
Yeas Monfor, Wise, Wagoner, Bailin
Not Measles, Ackerly
PUBLIC COMMENTs
a. Ruby Coyle, Kenai. When the Senate had hearings on
50-14, she testified that she did not want from the
bridge included because it wee industrial. The farther
away you keep the Parka Dept. the better it Is.
b. Waldo Coyle, Kenai. From what he has seen of the Parke
Dept., we are inviting disaster. Don't let them any
they will not take eminent domain, it is in the
Constitution. If the precedent is set, no river or
stream in Alaska would be safe. Councilwomen Monfor
said it is stated in the Act that the State will not
use eminent domain.
C. Leo Oborts, Kenai. Mr. Oberts distributed material.
He suggested the Div. of Parka put chemical tolloto on
the river rather then attending meetings. Me agreed
with the Coyle's regarding working with government
agencies. They tend to increase personnel with more
regulations. Keep them away from the industrial area.
They would have the authority to override the City and
the Borough. The Board is advisory only. We have the
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Corps. of Engineers, Wetlands, National Marine
Fisheries, DEC, Fish & Wildlife, U.S. Forest Service,
Coast Guard, Fish & Come to work with.
d. Loretta Breeden, genet. She is on the Board, but her
statements are here, not the Ooerd'o. She to in favor
of the resolution. It to a matter of good faith for
the root of the residents along the river. She to glad
to see the City considering the rest of the river and
resource protection. Not one of the speeches tonight
were regarding resource, they were all development
related. If we do not have the resource, it would have
no value to commercial and sports fishermen. The river
estuary to moot important part of the river. Eminent
domain Is out now, we will be forced with Coastal Zone
Management. This will not affect the canneries. We
are merely asking for 6 tool to work with City planning
to see how best to manage the land. Below the bridge
to the west to the area left out. The other aide to
wetlands. The City has designated a large portion of
the area for wildlife. She cannot see the oil
companies or canneries being effected unless they do
something wrong.
b. Waldo Coyle (contd). The problem on the river to
boats, enforcement and too many aparts fishermen.
There to no enforcement on the river. All violations
are covered by Fish & Wildlife, they have been derelict
in their duties. They have allowed sports fishermen to
fish on the spawning grounds. The Perk Service wants
to develop every spare piece of land so they can get
motto people down here to go fishing. It could be
fiahed out in 10 years.
e. Leo Oberts (contd). The river should be managed for
salmon. All others depend on this. When erosion
starts, the spawning arose are destroyed.
a. Ruby Coyle (contd). In 1974 Cook Inlet wee declared
distressed fishery. In 1975 they issued limited
fishery. The State hoe allowed guides (another
commercial industry) to go in to an area already
distressed. No one hoe the power to limit guidee.
d. Loretta Breeden (contd). She suggested considering an
amendment that the area in special management area
should be there because for the lot time there was a
procession of boats going down that for. Law
enforcement will atop at the bridge. The City may have
to have a harbor patrol.
Mayor Wagoner said an amendment has to be done by the
Legislature. Councilman Wise suggested an umbrella agency
to coordinate all agencies involved.
VOTE, Main Motion ea Amended (Falled)t
Yeas Monfor, Wise
Not Measles, Wagoner, Ackerly, Bailie
C-6 Resolution 09-15 - Awarding Engineering Design - Marathon
Rd. Relocation - Dowling, Rice
MOTIONS
Councilman Wise moved, seconded by Councilmen Ackerly. to
adopt the resolution.
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MOTION, Tables
Councilmen Ackerly moved, seconded by Councilwoman Bailie,
to table Res. 85-15, 85-17, 85-18, 85-19, 85-20 to
Feb. 14, 1905 at 6s00 PM.
MOTION, Withdrew Tabling Motions
Councilman Ackerly moved, with consent of second, to
withdraw his tabling motion.
Councilmen Wise suggested adjournment to a committee of the
whole. Mayor Wagoner declared the suggestion out of order,
as there wee no motion to table on the floor.
MOTION, Tables
Councilman Measles moved, seconded by Councilwoman Bailie,
to table action till a work session.
VOTE, Table (Poseed)s
Yeas Measles, Monfor, Wagoner, Ackerly, Beilie
Not Wise
C-7 Resolution 85-16 - Requesting Funds from State for Women's
Shelter
MOTIONS
Councilwoman Bailie moved, seconded by Councilman Measles,
to adopt the resolution.
PUBLIC COMMENT:
a. Patty Morris, Board Member of Women'e Resource 6 Crisis
Center. From July 1983 to June 1984 there were 229
cases, from July 1984 to Dec. 1984 there were 192
cocoa. Their toss load hoe doubled. On July 1 they
will be adding child abuse cases. The project will
celebrate its 2nd birthday in May. They are 1/2 way
home. Mayor Wagoner noted he received a letter from
the director implying they needed $50,000, now they
are saying $100,000. Me. Morris explained, if they
could continue on community help, they would need
$45,000. If they build outright, it would coat
$100,000. Mayor Wagoner suggested the labor could be
donated if the materials were purchased. Councilmen
Ackerly asked if they had contacted the Legislative
delegation. No. Morrie replied, they have shown great
interest, they are waiting for this resolution.
Councilman Ackerly noted there will be limited moneys
this year. Maybe it would be better for Peninsula
cities to make a contribution rather then approaching
the State. It may jeopardize other projects. He asked
If they had asked other Peninsula cities for support.
Ms. Morris replied yes. Councilwoman Beilie said the
grant money is threatened if they do not complete. She
noted the Anchorage facility wee ion funded by the
State. Me. Morris noted we are one of four in the U.S.
funded by the community. Councilwoman Nonfat noted
this is not just a city crisis center, it serves the
entire Peninsula. Councilman Wise said passing this
resolution does not bar us from giving money. Ms.
Morrie explained the fund raising activities have not
quit. Mayor Wagoner said he and City Manager Brighton
were in Juneou, the Legislators are looking at ways to
cut the budget. He is concerned that if the City goes
down as the sole requester, the Legislature could throw
out other requests we have. We have donated 3 acres,
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no one aloe has helped. Councilwomen Bailie said there
!e nothing on the priority list that can top this. The
effort has been made in the community. We are almost
at the point of exhaustion. If it takes away from
other projects, she is still in favor of it.
b. father Targonaky, Russian Orthodox Church. We have
worked very hard to have a center. We have exhausted
our people. It Is only proper that the State should
help. This is for human beings and is more important.
VOTE (Pessed)s
Yost Measles, Monfor, Wise, Ackerly, Bailie
Not Wagoner
C-6 Resolution 85-15
C-B Resolution 85-17 - Awarding Engineering Design Robin,
Kenaltae, Eagle Rock, Sandpiper, Tern, S. Strawberry •
Dowling, Ries
C-9 Resolution 85-18 - Awarding Engineering Design - Cook Inlet
View Dr., Lilac - Wince, Corthell
C-10 Resolution 85-19 - Awarding Engineering Design - S. Spruce -
Wince, Corthell
C-11 Resolution 85-20 - Awarding Engineering Design - Juliussen,
Basin View, Ames, Barabore - Wince, Corthell
MOTION, Tablet
Councilman Measles moved, seconded by Councilman Ackerly, to
have a work session and ask to schedule at the earliest time
convenient to those here tonight.
VOTE, Table (Possed)s
Yost Measles, Monfor, Wagoner, Ackerly, Bailie
Not Wiee
C-12 Renewal of Liquor License - Kenai Joe's
C-13 Renewal of Liquor License - American Legion
C•14 Renewal of Liquor License -
Peninsula Oilers
Oaken Keg 090
C-15 Renewal of Liquor License - Kenai Merit Inn
C-17 Renewal of Liquor License - Pines Club
Approved by Consent Agenda.
C-16 Renewal of Liquor License -
Rainbow Bar 6 Grill
Little Ski Mo
Clerk Whelan reported the Rainbow Bar 6 Grill is current,
but she is requesting a postponement for Little Ski No.
Councilman Wise requested dividing the question.
NOTION, Rainbow Bar 6 Grills
Councilman Wise moved, seconded by Councilmen Ackerly, to
send a letter of non -objection to ABC regarding the Rainbow
Bar 6 Grill.
Notion passed by unanimous consent.
MOTION, Little Ski Has
Councilman Wise moved, seconded by Councilman Ackerly, to
send a letter on non -objection to ABC subject to clearance
of Borough objection.
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Motion passed by unanimous consent.
0. MINUTES
0-1 Regular Meeting, Jan. 16, 1985
Approved by Consent Agenda.
E. CORRESPONDENCE
E-1 11. Dimmick, Pres., KPB -
a. Haste Incineration Project
b. Sales Tax Ordinance
E-2 Kenai Chamber of Commerce - Annual Report
E-3 P. Shealy, City Manager, Homer - Borough Solee Tex Ordinance
Approved by Consent Agenda.
E-4 P. Neult - Speed Limit, Spur Highway
Public Works Director Kornelis explained Police Chief Rosa
hoe spoken to the State numerous times. He has written
letters, their teat response was that they would have a
speed study. Chief Roes reported he has spoken to them,
they will move 35 MPH back to the high school. Councilman
Wise suggested going as for se Tinker. Councilman Ackerly
sold he was in favor of 35 MPH past the Jr. High. Mayor
Wagoner requested Administration look into the problem and
report back to Council.
Council agreed to the request.
F. OLD BUSINESS
None
0. NEW BUSINESS
G-1 Bills to be Paid, Dille to be Ratified
MOTION:
Councilmen Ackerly moved, seconded by Councilwoman Dallis#
to approve with addition o/ the McLane bill.,
Notion passed by unanimous consent.
G-2 Requisitions Exceeding $1,000
NOTION:
Councilmen Measles moved, seconded by Councilwoman Monfort
to approve the requisitions as submitted.
Notion passed by unanimous consent.
0-3 Ord. 1010-85 - Finding City -Owned Lands not Required for
Public Purpose - Evergreen
G-4 Ord. 1011-85 - Finding City -Owned Lands not Required for
Public Purpose - Richke Creek
Approved by Consent Agenda.
G-5 Lease Amendment 6 Assignment - Pratt to Zehrung - Aleyeske
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MOTIONS
Councilwoman Monfor moved, seconded by Councilwoman Bailie,
to approve the lease amendment.
MOTION, Amendments
Councilman Nine moved, seconded by Councilmen Meeoloo, to
emend the motion to delete the words "and future" from
recommendation 02, line 2.
VOTE, Amendments
Motion passed by unanimous consent.
VOTE, Main Motion as Amendeds
Motion passed by unanimous consent.
0-6 Vacation of Utility Easement - Davidson S/D
MOTIONS
Councilman Ackerly moved, seconded by Councilman Meaoleeyto
approve the vacation request.
Notion passed by unanimous consent.
G-7 Vacation - Kenai Original TownoLte
MOTIONS 1
Councilmen wine moved, seconded by Councilman Ackerly, to
send a letter of non -objection to the Borough regarding the
vacation request.
Motion passed by unanimous consent.
G-8 Lease Application - Larry's Flying - FBO S/D
MOTIONS
Councilmen Ackerly moved, seconded by Councilman Meaeles, to
approve the lease application.
NOTION, Additions
Councilman Ackerly moved, with consent of second, to add the
6 conditions.
In reply to questions, Land Manager Labohn explained, there
Is no camp in front, the ramp extension is 1200 ft., the
appraisal wee ordered. F80 is limited to 50% increase. He
will provide gravel access.
fiction passed by unanimous consent.
0-10 Vehicle Perking - O'Connell, Swerner - Municipal Reserve
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MOTIONS
Councilmen Vise moved, seconded by Councilman Ackerly, to
approve the lease application.
Lend Manager Labahn explained, there was a problem with
paved parking area because of underground storm drain. They
will leave gravel till the lines are relocated.
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NOTION, Amendments
Councilmen Nine moved, ascended by Councilwoman Monfor, to
stipulate that if the applicant paves and the City has to
dig up, replacement to the responsibility of lances.
Mr. Sworner agreed to the stipulation.
VOTE, Amendments
Motion paeoed by unanlmouo conoont.
VOTE, Mein Notion se Amendeds
Notion passed by unanimous conoont.
C-11 Tikigoq Conot. - Police Dept. Addtn., Change Order 02 -
$1,610
MOTIONS
Councilman Ackerly moved, seconded by Councilmen Measles, to
approve the change order.
Councilman Ackerly noted they nay It to their fault and we
pay for it. Why7 Mayor Wagoner noted it says it wee a
misunderstanding with the building official. Who to it?
Public Works Director Kornelle replied, Building Inspector
Hackney. Police Chief Roos explained, there woe confusion
between the architect and Mr. Hackney as to the urinal
facility. The plumbing is in, but not the fixture. Mr.
Hackney caught the error. Mayor Wagoner noted 8 hours to
much time. City Manager Brighton explained, he is assuming
responsibility he may not have to. If we are going to
change the drawings, we should do in writing.
VOTE (Felled).
vest Nogales, Nice, Sallie
Not Monfor, Wagoner, Ackerly
Councilmen Wise asked for a reconsideration so the work can
continue. Mayor Wagoner suggeotod Administration come back
with a resolution.
0-12 Discussion - Ord. 997-84 - Amending KHC 5.35 - Contamination
During Oil 8 Cgs Drilling
Councilmen Wine explained this did not get a 2nd when it was
Introduced. He asked for discussion tonight. When the City
adopted the Code on oil 6 goo, Sent. A woo the only one
adopted. At the request of Union Oil, subparagraph B was
added. When we emended the ordinance we permitted earth
pits to be used. The City Manager can permit them. He is
not a hydraulic engineer nor is any member of his staff. It
Is an unfair burden on the City Manager. He would approve
after DEC approval. If they atop drilling, within 60 days
of drilling they have to get rid of the mud. This woo a
requirement of paragrsph A. This to no problem with steel
pits, but with earthen pits, we do not say it hoe to be
removed. If there to another well drilled in the area, we
need assurances that we are not going to have further
abandonment of wella. City Manogor Orighton said isnder
Borough Code they are rooponeible for solid waste disposal.
Councilman Wibo replied, there is a presumption In drilling
a well, there will he nome substance. We are asking them to
use earthen pits. The City Manager should not be required
to get a professional opinion. The original ord. required
the whole thing be drilled out. We are just saying if it
goes into a reserve pit, somebody with competence tells us
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it le sound. And that once they quit, it is removed. Mayor
Wagoner said this may be infringing or trying to get this
beck. Councilmen Wise sold our zoning ordinance does not
permit any disposal of solid waste. They are doing it with
I DEC permit that will not be re -issued.
PUBLIC COMMENT:
a. Atty. Tom Boedecker, Kenai Peninsula Borough. The
Borough took over operating of the facility system,
they do not have authority over regulations on disposal
or on private property.
Councilman Measles noted there about 5 layers of regulations
regarding this. This would only add another. Councilman
Wise explained, we should protect the City Manager.
Councilman Ackerly said he is not satisfied DEC is doing
their job. Mayor Wagoner said they asked for an extension
of temporary disposal to leave in the pit a longer time.
There are other drilling muds in the city that are left
there. They were oupp000d to pump solids, where do they
put non-pumpable wastes? Councilman Measles replied, at
the Sterling dump. City Manager Brighton suggested item
"a", line 1, delete the word "normally." Council agreed
to delete item "b" and have it up for introduction at the
Feb. 20, 1985 meeting.
G-13 Discussion - Council on Aging By -Lowe
Councilwoman Bailie sold these have been approved by they
Council on Aging. Mayor Wagoner will appoint the members at
the Feb. 20, 1985 meeting.
G-14 Games of Chance & Skill - American Legion
G-15 Games of Chance & Skill - American Legion Aux.
G-16 Games of Chance & Skill - Kenai Emblem Club
Approved by Consent Agenda.
H. REPORTS
H-1 City Manager
City Manager Brighton spoke.
a. He distributed a report from the Resource Development
Commission, progress report for 1900 to 1984.
b. He distributed a report from Building Inspector
Hackney, 13 year report on building permits.
C. Me distributed a report from Rae. Director McGillivray.
They will need $21,000 for salaries prior to the end of
the fiscal year. He has asked Mr. McGillivray to find
ways to lower the costs. Finance Director Brown
explained, if the Rae. Center continues at the present
schedule, they will have to shut down. Mayor Wagoner
suggested the girls at the desk supervise the
racquetball courts and the gym. Mr. McGillivray
explained they are supervising from 6:00 to 10:00
during open gym. The person at the desk does the
cleaning, etc. Mayor wagoner said he would like a
review of income from last year and this year, with the
plan of making it Ralf -supporting. Councilman
Ackerly asked why this shortfall occurred. Hr.
McGillivray explained, they left out the hours for gym
supervision and leave time for employees when they msde`Wl
up the budget. They have looked at times they could
close down the gym. City Manager Brighton said he would
bring a proposal to Council Feb. 20, 1985.
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d. He distributed Airport Monaqor Ernot'a memo regarding
apron extension, update of master plan and float plane
basin. They consider the float plane basin as a 1906
project, not 1995. We may have to tap airport land
funds for the project.
e. He distributed Police Chief Room' memo regarding 911
system. It hoe been funded by a State grant, and to
expiring. The Borough will fund, but municipalities
must give up their power to the Borough. It would come
from the general fund, not a special assessment. He
will introduce this at the Feb. 20, 1905 meeting.
f. He hoe had an error to purchase the remainder of
Section 36. We will need a now appraisal. He requests
partial release and has put $500 down. Councilmen
Wise said we should re -advertise booed on the fact no
dotes were provided. This has eliminated a number of
people from making a proposal. Legal Assistant
Callahan amid it hoe to be started over, it is a
different clause. Mayor Wagoner asked, how many people
came in and sold they did not bid because of the
restriction and how many have come in to purchase?
Finance Director Brown amid he had one, City Manager
Brighton replied, none. Land Manager Labohn maid Mr.
Lowry said he dropped out because of lack of partial
release. City Manager Brighton reviewed the Code and
stated the City Manager can negotiate a sale.
Councilmen Wien noted a deed of release is not a term.
PUBLIC COMMENTi
1. Dave Brown. Thin has been well advertised. People
Interested are well aware of the options. It hoe been
out since October and no one has come to Mr. Brighton.
Councilman Measles noted, if we leave in the no-reloeoo
clause we will not sell the property, or we will sell
to big money outside. Councilmen Wise noted he will
have to pay Devie-B000n wages, it to a City project.
Mr. Callahan explained, the question is if a sale will
be under section "a" or negotiated by Mr. Brighton. if
it is negotiated there Is latitude. There Is a problem
in changing the release clause if it wee not part of
the original offer. Mayor Wagoner replied, the bidding
process Is over, this to a new ball game. This proposal
starts now. Me. Callahan said, then we are not under
section "e." We must go for a new appraisal and
negotiate. Councilmen Wise noted he would have right
of tot refusal. Me. Callahan noted he to not a member
of the Alaska Bar, any advice he gives to subject to
approval of Atty. Rogers. Mr. Brown did not submit a
bid originally. His bid woo later and conditional on
different terms then the original bid. We have a new
offer. City Manager Brighton reviewed - Administration
pursue like any other piece of real estate, advertise
after value is established, if there are other bidders
Mr. Brown hoe the right to match. He noted it will
take 60 days. Councilman Measles asked what would
happen to those who bought without the partial release
and went to have it now? Mr. Callahan replied, that
sole woo done under terms offered. There is a big
difference with release provision and without release
provision. Councilmen Measles asked if we would go out
to bid again with all 3 tracts. Mr. grown said he was,
making one error on 3 tracts. Mayor Wagoner sold that
to his choice, hiu error will set the bide. City
Manager Brighton explained the City is not trying to
hold onto the landri, but they do not went to be oubject
to a lawsuit. Mr. Callahan explained the City's
concerns to the responsibility of the lands to the
citizens. Mr. Brown noted he may not be able to match
the offer and the City may be left with the land.
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g. Land Manager Labahn'o memo (Info N O) regarding oil 6
goo lance sale. They are Salamatof and the cemetery.
Land Manager Labahn explained the City has surface
rights, the State has subsurface rights. There will be
no subsurface drilling. As for the cemetery, it would
be allowed, but there would be objections, the City has
3rd party interest.
MOTIONt
Councilman Wise moved, seconded by Councilman Ackerly, to
send a letter of non -objection.
Notion passed by unanimous consent.
H-2 City Attorney
None
H-3 Mayor
Mayor Wagoner spoke.
a. He nominated the following for Old Town Study
Committees
Bob Cowan, Chairman
Peggy Aeneas
Leslie Asher
Fred Braun
Roger Hooke
Father Targonsky
Tom Tomrdle
He also proposed sunset statue and disband at the end
of the study and reconvene if necessary.
MOTIONt
Councilman Wise moved, seconded by Councilman Ackerly, to
approve the nominations and policies.
Notion passed by unanimous consent.
b. He nominated Cherry Carson for replacement on the
Library Commission.
MOTIONt
Councilman Wise moved, seconded by Councilman Ackerly, to
approve the nomination.
VOTE (Psseed):
Vest Measles, Wise, Wagoner, Ackerly, Bailie
Not Monfor
C. Regarding the Juneau trip. They are looking at
curtailing Federal Revenue Sharing. Son. Stevens said
it will die in 1986. Pros. Reagan will cut earlier if
he can. Also, Federal Library support. Librarian
Deforest said we do not get anything from them. City
Manager Briqhton said there will be $700 Million to
$800 Million for Capital Improvement Projects. If
Bradley Lake and Susltna are dropped, they will spend
as much as last year. Mayor Wagoner said there is a
deficit now. There will be further reductions in the
Governor's budget. The shortfall is $300 Million.
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d. Regarding the landscape architect from Anchorage. They
will not loan one. He will report to the landscape
committee.
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a. She rood the telephone poll (item H-4) into the records
opend $400 for ad in the KCHS auditorium dedication.
Council voted 7 yoe votes.
b. She reminded the Council of the Resource Development
Program Feb. 9.
c. She reminded Council of the work session Feb. 14.
d. Jr. Mice Career Day woo this date, the candidates
visited the Clerk's office.
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None
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Planning & Zoning
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Harbor Commloolon
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Recreation Commloolon
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PERSONS PRESENT SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD
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Councilwoman Battle, Regarding the cemetery. A survey
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was done. the City should actively take over
administration. There to no charge for groves. They
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She auggooted putting it in Public Works or Recreation
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budget. She requested the item be added to the Feb. 14
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2. Councilmen Ackorly noted the Strawberry Road olgn to
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3. Councilman Ackorly said there have a numoer of requests
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Kornelia reported the sender will be here in 2-3 weeks.
They are working 2 shifts.
4. Councilman Ackerly reminded Council of the KCHS
auditorium dedication Feb. A.
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5. Councilwoman Beiile reminded Council of the Wildwood
dedication Feb. 9.
6. Councilwoman Monfor noted the Mt. Redoubt sign on the
bluff is falling down. Also, the bluff area looks very
bad.
W. 7. Councilwoman Monfor caked that the 4-lone road be
a• _;a encouraged.
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S. Dove Orown. Mo roquoatod Council poetpone advertlaing
of the tenote (Scation 36) till after Feb. 20 Council i
meeting to allow him to revioe. Council agreed to
diaouno the item Feb. 20 meeting.
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9. Senior Citizen Coordinator Porter ookod if Council '
would paoo the 0y-Lawa. ;
NOT10Ns
Councilman Wioo moved, seconded by Councilman Ackorly, to
approve the By -Lava.
Notion p0000d by unanimcuo conoont.
10. Public Worke Director Kornelio noted the change order
(item 0-11) did not pace. Should he otop him from
working? Mayor Wagoner replied the work to dono,
according to the invoice. Mr. Kornelio explained, one
heater hoo been removed. '
NOTION, Reconoiderotions
Councilman Ackeriy moved, aecondod by Councilwoman Monfor,
to reconoidor the change order.
i Notion p0000d by unenlmouo conoont.
NOTION, Amendments
! Councilman Ackerly moved, oecondod by Councilwoman Monfort 1 p
1( to amend the motion, that we qo ahead and execute the change I
' order and bill the architect for the ocrew-up.
VOTE, Amendments
,.. :., Motion peened by unenlmouo consent. .
VOTE, Main Motion oo Amendeds
Motion p0000d by unenlmouo conoont.
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210 Fidalgo
Kenai, AK 99611
Reference your Resolution 85-13 in which you encouraged
myself as Kenai Peninsula Borough Mayor to make an appointment to
the Solid Waste Committee for an individual from the city of
Kenai.
This was received January 30, and I had already made my
appointments to the Solid Waste Committee and my appointments
were approved by the borough assembly. They ares
District 3 - Joe Arness
District 2 - John Landua
District 1 - Larry Smith
District 4 - Tom Brown
At Large - Keith Laurie
These appointments were made in compliance with borough
Ordinance 8447 which stated that one member should be appointed
from each assembly district, and one member at large.
It is perhaps unfortunate that no one was appointed offi-
cially from the city of Kenai, but as a matter of fact, to the
best of my knowledge, I didn't receive an applicant from the city
of Kenai. However, Keith Laurie lives just outside the city of
Kenai and of course Joe Arness is very interested in the city's
problems.
I am not allowed to appoint another commission member as it
is limited to those five positions. When an opening comes up
from this district, I will certainly seriously consider appoint-
ing a member from the city of Kenai should someone apply for the
position.
Thank you for sending me a copy of your resolution, and I am
sorry that at this time we are unable to appoint someone from the
city of Kenai to the Solid Waste Commission.
Sincerely,
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Borough Mayor
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Representative Andre Marrou NinikhiN Clam {ioich
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City of Kenai S
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Kenai, Alaska 99611 y, 64i
Dear Toms
Enclosed is a copy of House Bill 175, introduced today by request.
The Bill addresses the matter of defining "rural" for purposes of
obtaining housing loans from the Department of Community and Regional
Affairs* it retains the population figure of 4,500 and deletes any
reference to geographic locations.
Your comments, and those of other officials and citizens, are
solicited.
Best regards,
Andre Marrou '
Representative
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enclosure
During Session: Pouch V. Juneau. Alaska 99911. (907) 465.2719 During Interim: Box 1371. Homer, Alaska 99601. 4907) 235.8200
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Introduceds 2/8/8S
Referred; House Special Committee on
State Loans, Community 6 Regional
Affairs and finance
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our organization would like to invite you to come to Homer
Monday, March 4, for a panel discussion about the issues
surrounding a borough -wide bed tax for the Kenai Peninsula
Borough. The meeting will be the regular meeting of the
Homer Chamber, at the Elks Lodge, first right turn past the
Union 76 entering Homer. it is a 12:00 noon luncheon meeting.
Panelists invited include Don Dicket and Mary Pignalberi of
Division of Tourism, Dale Fox of Ak. Visitors Assn., Reyn
Bowman of the Anchorage CV8, Karla Zervos of the Fairbanks
CVB, Wayne Hearer of the Kodiak CVB, Kim Tyner of the Valdez
!` VCB, Nick Gangl of the Homer Best Western Motel, Phil Shealy,
y� City Manager of Homer, Bob Hahn, City Attorney for Homer,
Joe Merrill of the Sheffield House Juneau, Rick Garnett of
an Anchorage law firm and Stan Thompson, KPB Mayor. Also
invited to attend are the Kenai peninsula legislative dele-
gation.
our association had special funds allocated for six months
last year, totallying $3,600, and attempted to make contact
to encourage convention and meeting business to our area.,
as well as some pre- and post -side trips for people attending
conventions in Anchorage. We found that the funds were not
nearly enough to do a professional job, and after several
months of talking with the Anchorage CVB, AVA, Division of
Tourism and others in the industry, we felt we had an interest
in having a peninsula -wide bed tax, and one peninsula -wide
non-profit agency to promote convention and tourism to our
areas. The attached questionnaire might answer a few ques-
tions for you.
We would very much like to see people from all over the pen-
insula attend this panel discussion.
Sincerely,
LZNDA J. BESSE
convention Committee
GPO. `Box 1001 • GHomcr, c A1aska 99603 • (907) 235- 6030
WHAT IB A BED TAX? 'IT'I8 A TA%.ON LODGING ROOMS, GENERALLY USED
FOR THE PROMOTION OF TOURISM AND'COHVENTION BUSINESS TO AN AREA.
THE MOST SUCCESSFUL°COMMUN;TIES MORKING TO HAVE CONVENTION AND
TOURISM BUSINESS 111=7HhB.C6UNTR1j ALL HAVE BED TAXES.
THE IDEA 18 THAT THfj,pEQPV �11H0 COME TO THE AREA PAY FOR THE ADVERTISING
THAT GOT THEM THEREJ, n
NOW MUCH REVENUE WOULD BE GENERATED IN THE KPB BY 1,0 HED TAX?
ROUGH ESTIMATES AAE THAT THE KPB HAS ABOUT 010,000,000 ANNUAL
REVENUE FROM ROOMS. 30 WOULD BE $300,000/YEAR.
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WHAT MOULD BE THE BENEPITS AND DISADVANTAGES OF HAVING A BOROUGH'
Wipe BED TAX THAT VENT TO ONE BOROUGH WIDE
ORGANIEATIOHT
At figures of approximately 0300*000 borough -wide, that would leave
sufficient monies for a full-time executive director, full-time
seoretery, office space, supplies and overhand, and probably in
the neighborhood of $200,000 REMAiHIHO FOR PROMOTION AND ADVERTISING.
It each community and outlying area wore to receive the portion of
the tax that their area generated back, that would leave in the
neighborhood of 050,000, more or less, for eeah area. We'd all i
have enough to hire a full-time aeeretery, get space, buy supplies
and pay for overhead, and not much left to ADVERTISE OUR AREAS.
On a borough -wide basis, each community and outlying area could
have one (or more) individuals representing their area on an
Executive Board governing a borough -wide non-profit organization,
assuring that their area got its share of advertising.
Disadvantages would be that some individuality and, control is lost
thru a borough -wide organization.
WHO WOULD COLLECT TOE 307 Owners of the lodging industry would.
HOW WOULD THE FUNDS BE DIRECTED BACK, FROM THE BOROUGH, TO SUCH
A NOH-PROP IT AGENCY?
it would have to be a part of the way it is designed by the Borough
Assembly, specifically guaranteeing that of the 0300,00, for example,
the Borough could keep 4% of that $300,000, or apex. 06,000, FOR
ADMINISTRATION, and the balance would go to such a borugh-wide
non-profit agency- There would, of course, be accountability
requirements to the assembly every year-
Whv a bed tax,as opposed to city funds state funds, grants, etc.
Per one, all those funds combined Could not generate as much revenue
as a bed talc. pow another, it is tremendous work to apply for
all those funds, account for them all individually, eta. Also,
it is an annual process, and communities are not assured that
they have a funded source of revenue from year to year, and long-
range planning is not feasible.
NOW WOULD THE KPS LOGICALLY 00 ABOUT GETTING SUCH AN ISSUE UP BEFORE ;
THE VOTERS? At this point in time, it appears that the borongh �
organizational documents are not alear as to whether a bed tax is
allowed or not, and the mayor and his attorney have expressed oppo-
sition to the concept. A private attorney advised the Kahaemek Say
VCB that the most sure way not to have a legal mesa would be to I
approach our legislators and ask for a state bill clarifying and
allowing the KPB to levy and collect such a tax. Anchorage, Fbx,
Valdez, Modiak Juneau and Ketahikan would likely Come out in strong
support, because they have a good working tax now. Then, the aommunitf,
on the KP would contact their assembly members and ask for the issue
to be brought up for a vote, with the stipulation that the borough
would keep a very small portion and turn the balance over to a
non-profit organization. Also included would be language to s8ilvee
each area that they had one representative from their community
or area on an executive board governing such agency. Strong language
requiring the borough that for as long as such a tax oto tha the
borough would direct approximately 94•-of those funds to that
agency would be necessary.
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210 FIDAL00 KENAI, ALASKA 99611
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MEMORANDUM
TOs Kenai Citv Council
FROMs eff Labahn. Land Manager
SUBJEC Appraisal of Dena'ins Point Estates Subdivision
DATES February 20, 1985
A current appraisal report has ben submitted for Tracts A, B, & C, Dena'ina
Point Estates Subdivision. The following is a summary of the fair market
value and a comparison to the expired appraisal information.
Appraisal
Appraisal
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2.15.85
6.7.84
Tract A
(A-1 > A-4)
$2219900
$229,900
-3.5%
Tract B
(8-1 > 8-8)
$444,000
$426,000
+4.2%
Tract C
(C-1 > C-6)
$309,300
$305,900
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$975,200
$961,800
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Mr. Bill Brighton
City Manager
City of Kenai
210 Fidalgo
Kenai, Alaska 99611
Dear Mr. Brighton,
1 submit my offer for the purchase of property from the City of
Kenai.
I. Tracts A-1, A-2, A-3, A-4 17.754 acres $229,900.00
II. Tracts B-1, B-2, 8-3, B-4
B-5, 8-6, B-7, B-8 36.994 acres $426,000.00
111. Tracts C-1, C-2, C-3, C-4
C-5, C-6 24.746 acres $305.900.00
These tracts are those located within section 36 of the City of
Kenai. With this offer 1 submit a five hundred dollar ($500.00) good
-' faith deposit. This amount shall be applied to the required down pay-
ment should you accept my offer. Should my offer be rejected this
deposit shall be returned within ten (10) days.
The sale of this land shall be accomplished by:
DOWN PAYMENT: A down payment of not less than fifteen percent (15%) of
the total purchase price of the land sale, will be submitted within
thirty (30) business days from notification of acceptance.
BALANCE 8 INTEREST: The principal balance shall be paid in twenty (20)
equal annual installments. Interest at the annual rate of ten percent
(10%) shall accrue on the unpaid balance and shall be paid annually with
the principal payment.
INSTALLMENTS DUE: Principal and interest payments shall become due and
payable on February 1 of each year and shall become delinquent after
March 1 of each year. Accelerated payment of unpaid balances may be
made and not subject to penalty.
Mr. Bill Brighton
City Mana er, City of Kenai
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CONVEYANCE DEED: The City of Kenai shall convey and warrant to the pur-
chaser that portion of real estate described and located in the Kenai
Recording District, Third Judicial District, State of Alaska, as the
principal is reduced by an equivalent square footage price as setforth
in this proposal. Subject to reservations, exceptions, easements, cov-
enants, conditions and restrictions of records, if any.
SUBDIVISION OF TRACTS: The purchaser shall have one (1) year -from noti-
fication of acceptance to have the subject tracts further surveyed and
subdivided and to submit proposed plat to be filed under the records of
the Kenai Recording District, Third Judicial District, State of Alaska.
DEFAULT: All interest of the purchaser shall be forfeited in the event
of a default for non-payment of any contractual obligation.
All other Conditions of Sale shall be setforth in the City of Kenai
competitive sealed bid sales dated October, 1984.
Thank you for the opportunity to submit this offer.
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P.O. Box 3691
Kenai, Alaska 99611
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`• Dear Mr. Brighton:
It was our Intent to initiate action to effect the sale
W of Tracts C-1, C-2, C-3, C-4, C-5, and C-6 Dena' ina
Point Subdivision after a decision had been made on Tract
0-1 thru 7 by Royce Roberts. It was our desire to gain
Council approval of release clauses in the new sale offering
and to effect the sale as soon as possible.
1 have just read a newspaper article which states another
party has requested this sale and releases. Assuming
accurate reporting, the party is also being granted ability
to match the high bid.
According to KMC 22.05.040, "Sale Procedure", it would
appear that Sections (a) thru (1) are the requirements
under which City lands may be disposed of. Section (b)(6)
does state the "applicant" has the right to tender "a
bid equal to the high bid" within 5 days of the opening.
However Section (d) states that "if the tract of land proposed
Is not leased land or Is leased land without substantial
improvements, then the tract of land may only be sold
by outcry auction or by competitive sealed bids. This
section makes no reference to preferential rights of any
"applicant".
I would hope that the City Manager and the City Council
would find that I did Indicate an interest in the land
by the bid entered on Tracts 0-1 thru 7 and that the
Council would understand that parcel was of our primary
Interest and until that parcel was disposed of, we did
not pursue the others.
Therefore their are competitive interests now indicated
and preferential rights shall not be granted to any party
to "match the high bid".
Notwithstanding these procedures and the Citys' clarification
of this matter, 1 do hereby apply to purchase Tracts
C-1 thru 6 Dena'ina Point Subdivision, and do deposit
the typically required $500.00 to acquire the necessary
appraisals and or other administrative functions necessary
to expedite the sale. If it is necessary to enter an agreement
to purchase the property, I am willing and able.
Sincere)
Edwin R. Lowry
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TOs Kenai City Council
FROMs �1 Jeff labohn, Land Manager
SUBJEC !�� Community Center Committee Resolutions W1 and 84-1
DATE: January 11, 1985 '
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attached resolutions, and asked that copies be sent to the Planning
Commission and the City Council.
The Planning Commission reviewed the resolutions and made a motion of
support recommending the two resolutions be sent on to the Council on
4 January 9th.
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RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTION OF TIIF. CITIZENS' COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY THE MAYOR,
CONFIRMED BY THE CITY COUNCIL TO EXPLORE THE FEASIBILITY OF
BUILDING A COMMUNITY CENTER IN THE CITY OF KENAI, ASKING THE. CITY
COUNCIL TO SET ASIDE CERTAIN LANDS, AND DESIGNATING THE TYPE OF
DEVELOPMENT TO TAKE PLACE AROUND SAID LANDS.
WHEREAS, the City of Kenai hno for several years explored the
possibility of a community center with convention facilities
available for use by the eitizenu' of Kenai, and
WHEREAS, the Mayor has appointed this committee to further
explore those possibilities, and
WHEREAS, this committee has looked at similar facilities in
Valdez, 3uncou, And Sitka, and ties further looked around the City
of Kenai for a possible location of said facility, and
WHEREAS, the City.Council has directed the Mayor's Citizens'
Committee to proceed with haste and frugality on it's mission.
N071, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY WE MAYOR'S CITIZENS' COMMITTEE
studying the feasibility of n community cnnter in the City of
Kenai, hereby requests the City Council to pet aside
approximntely five acres of the no-aatled F.A.A. Property on the
bluff whore the F.A.A. antennas are preountly located, and
further this; cummittau ruquouLs the City Council to put zoning
restrictions on the balance pf the ores so that it will be used
in a manner that will relate to the enhancement of a community
center for the citizens of the City of Kenai.
PASSED IN OPEN SESSION BY THE 14AYOIII S CITIZENS' COMMITTEE TO
EXPLORE THE FEASIBILITY OF CONSTRUCTING A COM11UNITY CENTER IN THE
CITY OF KEMAL, ALASKA, this 111h clay of April, 1904.
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COMMUNITY CENTER COMMITTEE
RESOLUTION 84-2
A RESOLUTION OF THE COMMUNITY CENTER COMMITTEE ESTABLISHING A STATEMENT OF
INTENT REGARDING THE DEVELOPMENT OF CITY -OWNED LANDS ADJACENT TO THE
PROPOSED COMMUNITY CENTER FACILITY,
WHEREAS, The Community Center Committee is concerned with the overall
development of the City -owned lands adjacent to the proposed Community
Center Facility, and
WHEREAS, interest has been acknowledged for the acquisition of portions of
this property for lease or sale by'private developers, and
WHEREAS, the Committee wichee to establish a general policy governing the
future utilization of said lands,
NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED THAT THE COMMUNITY CENTER rnMMITTF.E OF THE
CITY OF KENAI, that the following recommendations be considered by the
Kenai City Council regarding the development, of these City -owned landss
I, The Committee endorses the development of the surrounding properties
by land uses which directly oupport and enhance the Community Center
facility
2. The Committee supports desirable design and construction standards to
ensure the visual eompatability of any development with the Community
Center facility
3. The Committee desires that the Community Center be planned as the
focus of development on the City -owned property.
PASSED BY THE COMMUNITY CENTER COMMITTEE OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA this
day of 198_.
Chairman
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Secretary
COMf1UNITY CENTER COMMITTEE MEETINA
January R, 1986, !
fleeting was called to order at 7:00pm at City Hall by Chairman
fialston.
Present: Leroy Heinrich, Tom Murphy, Bill Brighton, Ron Malston,
Jim Carter. Carmen Aintoli, Sallie Bailie, Penny Oyer,
Connie Keevil and Jim Evenson.
First order of business wasdiscussion of removal of FAA towers
from building site. Bill Brighton reported it could take over
two years to have towers removed. Feeling was not to delay pro-
gress on the Project by.insisting buildingg be nla-ced where towers
are located. Notion was made by Tom flurphy and seconded by Jim
Evenson to accent site presently located in contract documents.
fiotion was unanimously carried. ;
Jim Carter suggested we keen in contact with FAA and the City '
Council to continuallu urple the removal of the towers.
Resolution N04. was presented by C.%iiirman "alston to the board
for adoption. Amotion as made by Leroy Heinrich and seconded by
Connie Keevil to adont the Resolution and Present it to City f
Council, Motion was Passed unanimously, A cony of P.esolution
#84-1, which was adopted by committee at earlier meeting, was
also to be Presented to City Council.
Mr. Gintoli, Architect, issued an invitation to all committee
members to dron by his office and review construction documents
at their convenience. i
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Sallie Sallie is to contact Community Centers in Valdez and Juneau I
for possible contacts to advertise for manager of Kenai Center. j
She is also to ask if they would mind sending copies of their 1
manager contracts for committee to review, j
Tonic of next meeting is to be discussion of management of the p
Center. Next meeting to be announced by Chairman.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned.
Penny Over, acting secretary. k
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MOTIONS
Commissioner Smalley moved approval of the extension of the
conditional use permit for a period of one year from the expiration
date of February 22, 1985 keeping the existing restrictions in the
original permit, seconded by Commissioner Osborne.
VOTES
Motion passed unanimously.
Ms. Sheeran pointed out that one of the conditions discussed
originally was that she fence the back yard for the kids to play
outdoors. At the present time there is no fence, however, the kids do
not play outdoors.
�b. Community Center Committee Resolution 84-2
The Community Center Committee asked that two resolutions be passed
on to the Planning Commission, 84-1 and 84-2.
MOTION:
` - Commissioner Smalley moved to recommend that the Planning Commission
supports both resolutions of the Community Center Committee, seconded
by Commissioner Osborne.
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Motion passed unanimously.
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b. Home Occupations Bed & Breakfast - Lot 1, Inlet View S/0 - Herman A
Irene Fandel
Irene fandel came forward, handed out brochures and detailed the
F- operation of the bed & breakfast. The occupation is entirely family
1 operated; the bed & breakfast is featured in 3 books dealing with bed
& breakfast and to accredited by them; it will be used year round; it
does not occupy more than 30% of the total floor space; there are no
traffic or parking problems; individual exits are provided; and no
more than 5 rooms are occupied by travellers at one time. The bed &
breakfast is supported by the Chamber of Commerce who send travellers
to these occomodations.
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Commissioner Smalley moved approval of the home occupation for the
described property, seconded by Commissioner Bryson.
VOTE:
Motion passed unanimously.
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that a lot that small would be unfeasible to build on. A 12,000 sq ft
lot would still be a small lot. but would be better and suggests there
be an addition to the resolution pertaining to this 12,000 sq ft size.
Chairman Lewis corrected the footage to 12,500 sq ft. Mr. Rogers
stated that as far as the restrictions an the number of dwellings,
everyone agrees this is desirable.
Jeff Labahn suggested proposed an RS2 designation which would have the
exact same language as RS1 but instead of 12,500 sq ft with water &
sewer, 7200 sq ft with water & sewer. The Commission agreed and the
land manager will amend the resolution.
Mr. flick Baldwin came forward and complimented the Commission on the
work that was done on the resolution. Mr. Baldwin agreed with the
suggestion of adding the third designation of RS2. Chairman Lewis
stated that the Commission is in agreement with his original concept.
MOTION:
Commissioner Smalley moved "approval of PZ84-96 Amended: Amending the
Kenai Zoning Code to provide for 1 & 2 family residential areas
consisting of an RR1, RSl, and RS2. with the RS2 district spelled out
as: minimum lot area 7200 sq ft with public water and/or sewer 20.000
sq. ft. limited to single family or duplex; minimum yard front of
25ft, side 5ft, rear 20ft, the lot width of 60 ft, maximum lot
coverage of 30%, maximum height 35ft", seconded by Commissioner
Oleson.
MOTE: As this was a lengthy motion, it was taken verbatim from the tape
VOTE:
Motion passed unanimously.
5. APPROVAL OF MINUTES of December 12, 1984.
Minutes were approved as submitted.
6. OLD BUSINESS
a. Conditional Use Permit Extension for Dav Care - Sheeran
Candace Sheeran came forward and explained that she is requesting the
extension due to impending funding from the state legislature, the
time of which is indefinite. Ms. Sheeran stated that the present
location is no problem, she could remain at this location indefinitly.
Ms. 5heeran has one additional teacher.
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CP-FSS Facility
Engineer/laspect.
35,370.00
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CP-Police Addn.
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Engineering Design
CP-Highbush, Etc.
Engineering
3,251.50
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Romer Electric
January Electricity Usage
Various
Utilities
32,949.11
Chevron USA
Gasoline
Shop
Operating supplies
1,632.12
Doylefs Fuel
Diesel
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Operating Supplies
2,727.64
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Natural Oar Usage
Various
utilities
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Seattle Trust
Interest
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Interest
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Agent Fees
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Central Treasury
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February Ned, Inentance
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CITY OF KENAI
ORDINANCE NO. 1012-85
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AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA,
RELINQUISHING EMERGENCY COMMUNICATION CENTER POWERS TO THE
KENAI PENINSULA BOROUGH.
• WHEREAS, pursuant to AS 29.48.020 (9), the Kenai Peninsula
Borough has the power to provide for an emergency communications
center on a non-areawide basis, and
WHEREAS, the City of Kenai, located within the Kenai Peninsula
Borough may relinquish that authority and power to the Borough
when it is being exercised by the Borough, and
WHEREAS, the City of Kenai wishes to relinquish that power in
order to establish a unified 911 emergency number system within
the Kenai Peninsula.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
KENAI, ALASKA, as follows:
Section 1: That the City of Kenai hereby transfers its y.
munic p��au Wority for the operation of a 911 emergency
communications system to the Kenai Peninsula Borough. This
transfer contemplates transfer of any authority and interest the
City has in the existing 911 emergency telephone number
communication system.
s Section 2s That this transfer of authority shall become
effec v� a ef" midnight on June 30, 1985.
PASSED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, this 6th day
of March, 1985.
ATTEST:
Janet Whelan, City Clerk
First Reading: February 20, 1985
Second Reading: March 6, 1985
Effective Date: (Midnight) June 30, 1985
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TO: Bill Brighton, City Manager
FROM: Richard Ross, Police Chief
SUBJECT: Relinquishment of 911 Powers
DATE: 2-5-85
Attached is a suggested format for an ordinance whereby the City of Kenai would
relinquish its power to operate a 911 system. The City would then participate in
the Peninsula wide 911 system operated through the Borough.
I am recommending that the City adopt an ordinance that would do this. This
recommendation is made for the following reasons:
1. The 911 telephone number is a universally known and accepted means of
calling for emergency assistance.
2. it is not practical for the City to introduce the 911 number into its
own communications center. This is because the 283 exchange extends
well beyond our jurisdictional boundries. We do not have the equipment
capability, or personnel to handle and direct route calls to the
responsible agencies for response outside the City.
3. The present system that has operated for the last 311 years does have
this capability. The system provides for a no hold transfer of call to
the responsible dispatch center.
4. Citizens wishing to contact our dispatch directly, who either know the
number, or have time to look it up, could still do so.
For Borough planning and budgetary purposes it is important that they know the
City's position on this by the first week of March. If possible could this be a
Manager's discussion item on 2-6-85, introduced on 2-20, and set for public
hearing and adoption on 3/6.
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CITY OF KENAI
ORDINANCE NO. 1013-85
AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA,
AMENDING KMC 5.35.130 TO PROHIBIT THE PERMANENT DISPOSAL OF
DRILLING MATERIALS DURING OIL/GAS DRILLING OR REWORKING
OPERATIONS.
WHEREAS, oil and gas drilling and reworking operations require use
of drilling muds and their storage before, during, and after such
operations, and
WHEREAS, the disposal of such materials is more properly
regulated by the State of Alaska rather than the City of Kenai.
and
WHEREAS, the permanent disposal of such materials in the City of
Kenai may affect the quality of drinkinq water within the City
boundaries, and
WHEREAS, any potential health concerns would best be protected by
a ban of future disposal of such materials within the City of
Kenai.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
KENAI, ALASKA, as followss
Section 1s KMC 5.35.130 is amended to read as follows:
(a) Steel reserve and storage pits shall [NORMALLY]
be used in connection w th all drillinq and reworkinq operations.
Such pits and contents shall be removed from the [PREMISES AND]
drilling site and .the City of Kenai within 60 days after
completion of the'well orcessa on of drilling activity.
[(B) DELETE IN ENTIRETY]
PASSED BY THE COUNCIL Of THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, this 6th day
of March, 1985.
TOM WAGONER, AY R
ATTESTS
Janet Whelan, City ClerP
First Readinq: February 20, 1985
Second Readinq: March 6, 1985
Effective Date: April 6, 1985
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CITY OF KENAI i
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ORDINANCE NO. 1014-65
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AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA,
INCREASING ESTIMATED REVENUES AND APPROPRIATIONS IN THE 1984-85 E
GENERAL FUND BUDGET BY $2,000 FOR JANITORIAL SERVICES AT FT. F
KENAY.
WHEREAS, the City has received $2,850 for rents at Ft. Keney, and !
WHEREAS, at the time of preparing the 1984-85 budget for janitorial
expenses at Ft. Keney, the City was unable to accurately estimate
the number of times that the Fort would be rented during the
year, and
WHEREAS, there needs to be $2,000 appropriated for janitorial
services at Ft. Keney for the remainder of the 1984-85 fiscal
year.
NOW, THEREFOREO BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
KENAI, ALASKA, that the following increases in estimated revenues
and appropriations be made:
General Fund
Increase Estimated Revenuess
Ft. Keney Rents $2,000
Increase Appropriationss
Ft. Keney - Professional Services $2,000 j
PASSED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, this 6th day
of March, 1985. j
j TOM WAGONER, MAYOR
ATTESTS
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First Readings February 20, 1965
Second Readings March 6, 1985
' Effective Dates March 6, 1985
Approved by Finances
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CITY OF KENAI
ORDINANCE NO, 1015-85
AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA,
INCREASING ESTIMATED REVENUES AND APPROPRIATIONS IN THE 1984-85
GENERA]j FUND BUDGET BY $10,000 TO SURVEY AND PLAT THE KENAI
CEMETiA,?Y
WHEREAS, the City Administration desires to organize and expand
the Kenai Cemetp6, and
WHEREAS, monies were not provided in the 1984-85 budget for
survey and platting of cemet/ry.
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
KENAI, ALASKA, that estimated revenues and appropriations he
Increased as followss
General Fund
ncrease Estimated Revenuess
Appropriation of Fund Balance $1n,000
Increase Appropriations:
Non -Departmental -Professional
Services $10,000
PASSED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, this 6th day
of March, 1985.
ATTESTS
Janet Whelan, i y Clerk
Approved by Finances
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First Reading: February 20, 1985
Second Readings March 6, 1985
Effective Dates March 6. 1985
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CITY OF KENAI
ORDINANCE NO. 1016-85
AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA,
AMENDING THE OFFICIAL KENAI ZONING MAP BY REZONING LOTS 3 & 4,
SHAGINOFF SUBDIVISION TO GENERAL COMMERCIAL (CG) DISTRICT.
WHEREAS, KMC 14.20.270 establishes a procedure to amend the
Official Zoning Map of the City of Kenai, and
WHEREAS, the rezoning petition was initiated by Karen M.
Shaginoff to rezone Lots 3 & 4, Shaginoff Subdivision from Rural
Residential (RR), to General Commercial (CG) District, and
WHEREAS, the Kenai Advisory Planning and Zoning Commission has
conducted the required public hearing on February 13, 1985, and
received testimony both favoring and opposing the request, and
WHEREAS, the Commission recommended denial of the rezoning
petition and defeated Resolution No. PZ85-5, and
WHEREAS, the Commission found that the rezoning request
constituted spot zoning and was not consistent with the Kenai
Land Use Plan Map.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
KENAI, ALASKA, that the Official Zoning Map of the City of Kenai
shall be amended as followes
Section 1s Subject property consisting of Lots 3 & 4
She inoffSubdivision is hereby rezoned to General Commercial
(CG) District.
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PASSED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, thisx" day
of F uary, 1985.
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OM WAGONER, MAYOR
ATTEST:
anet Whelan, City Clerk
First Readings February 20, 1985
Second Readings March 6, 1985
Effective Dates April 69 1905
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CITY OF KENAI
ADVISORY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
RESOLUTION NO. PZ
A RESOLUTION OF THE ADVISORY PLANNING do ZONING COMMISSION OFJJE CITY OF
KEN NG (APPROVAL) (DENIAL) OF THE REQUESTED EZONI tAi�D�
PLAN ANENOM SUBMITTED BY 2tkah, `S{, a a,//
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WHEREAS, the Commission finds the followings
I. The subject property is currently zoned '
2. The present land we �i plan designation of the subject property is
w &.ag%Ai .F/�_i: fill:: z
3. The proposed (ZONINI, DISTRICT) (LAND USE PLAN eEStI:NATiON) for the
affected property fa .ova n"' e4cd" 60
4. An appropriate public hearing as required has been conducted by the
Commission on _ lglpy—
g. That the following additional facts have been found to exists
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by the Advi o L11anning 6 Zo in Commission
of City of Kenai that the pet Itio D USE P!
NDMEN is hereby (RECOMNMM) p to the lanai City
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PASSED by the Advisory Planning A Zoning Commission of the City of Kenai,
Alaska, this day of 19
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CITY OF KENAI
ORDINANCE NO. 1017-85
AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA,
AMENDING DESIGNATED PORTIONS OF THE KENAI ZONING CODE REGARDING
THE DEFINITION AND REGULATION OF MOBILE HOMES AND MOBILE HOME
PARKS.
WHEREAS, the Kenai Zoning Code restricts the placement of mobile
homes within designated portions of the Rural Residential (RR)
zone as defined by a described boundary line, and
WHEREAS, the boundary line described in KMC 14.20.240(b)(1) is
arbitrary and in conflict with the required equitable application
of regulations within each zoning district, and
WHEREAS, the Kenai Zoning Code contains a definition of "mobile
home" and "mobile home park," and
WHEREAS, the present definitions are not adequate from an
administrative and enforcement stand point, and
WHEREAS, the Kenai Advisory Planning do Zoning Commission
conducted public hearings on January 23 and February 13, 1985,
concerning proposed amendments to the regulation and definition
of mobile homes and mobile home parks, and
WHEREAS, the Commission adopted Resolution PZ 85-6 in support of
revising the definitions of mobile homes and mobile home parks
and eliminating the designated boundary line.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
KENAI, ALASKA, as follows:
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14.20.240 Mobile Homes: (a) No mobile homes may be installed for
use in the City of Kenai for public, commercial, or assembly purposes after
the effective date of this ordinance.
[(b) AREAS DELINEATING PERMITTED AND PROHIBITED TRAILER USE
LOCATION:
(1) FOR REGULATION PURPOSES, THE CITY SHALL BE DIVIDED INTO
TWO AREAS, WITH THE COMMON BOUNDARY BEING MAIN STREET AND
MAIN STREET EXTENDED TO THE NORTHERN BOUNDARY OF THE CITY
LIMITS AS SHOWN ON THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP OF THE CITY OF
KENAI;]
E(2) MOBILE HOMES FOR RESIDENTIAL USE MAY BE PARKED ANYWHERE WITHIN THE
RURAL RESIDENTIAL ZONE EAST OF THE DESCRIBED BOUNDARY LINE AND SOUTH OF
THE KENAI RIVER UNLESS SUCH MOBILE HOMES ARE PROHIBITED BY RESTRICTIVE
COVENANTS, HEALTH STANDARDS, OR OTHER REGULATIONS. MOBILE HOMES MAY BE
PARKED ONLY IN "MOBILE HOME PARKS" (SOMETIMES ALSO KNOWN AS "TRAILER
COURTS") IN THE AREA WEST OF THE DESCRIBED BOUNDARY LINE;]
E(3)] (c) Mobile homes which were installed prior to the effective date
of this ordinance in conformance with applicable building code regulations
in areas where now prohibited and used for residential purposes. may have
such use continued indefinitely, except that such trailers shall not be
replaced if destroyed or removed.
[(4)] (d) Mobile homes utilized on bona fide construction sites for
offices, storage, or other such purposes may be so used anywhere within the
City limits on the construction job they serve, but shall be removed
immediately upon completion of said construction.
Section 2s KMC 14.20.320 is hereby amended as followss
(48) "Mobile home" means [ANY VEHICLE OR STRUCTURE USED OR INTENDED FOR
USE AS A DWELLING OR PLACE OF BUSINESS OR FOR PUBLIC OR ASSEMBLY PURPOSES
AND DESIGNED FOR TRANSPORTATION AFTER FABRICATION ON STREETS AND HIGHWAYS
ON ITS OWN WHEELS OR ON FLATBED OR OTHER TRAILERS, AND ARRIVING AT THE SITE
WHERE IT IS TO BE OCCUPIED AS A DWELLING COMPLETE AND READY FOR OCCUPANCY
EXCEPT FOR MINOR AND INCIDENTAL UNPACKING AND ASSEMBLY OPERATIONS,
LOCATIONS ON JACKS OR PERMANENT FOUNDATIONS, CONNECTION TO UTILITIES, AND
THE LIKE.]
one or more sections. which is built on a
(49) "Mobile home park" means iANY PARK, CUURT, PARCEL, UK TRACT OF LAND
DESIGNATED, MAINTAINED, INTENDED, OR USED FOR THE PURPOSE OF SUPPLYING A
LOCATION OR ACCOMODATIONS FOR TWO OR MORE MOBILE HOMES. SAID USE IS HEREBY
DEFINED TO INCLUDE ALL BUILDINGS USED OR INTENDED FOR USE AS A PART OF THE
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AND ITS FACILITIES. A MOBILE HOME PARK SHALL NOT INCLUDE AUTOMOBILE OR
I TRAILER SALES LOTS ON WHICH UNOCCUPIED MOBILE HOMES ARE PARKED FOR THE
PURPOSE OF INSPECTION AND SALE, EXCEPT FOR MOBILE HOMES WHICH ARE FULLY -SET
UP FOR OCCUPANCY WITH NOT MORE THAN ONE MOBILE HOME LOCATED ON EACH SPACE.]
PASSED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, this 6th day
of March, 1985.
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First Reading: February 20, 1985
Second Readings March 69 1985
Effective Date: April 6, 1985
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ADVISORY PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION
RESOLUTION PZ 85-6
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A RESOLUTION OF THE ADVISORY PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
KENAI RECOMMENDING CERTAIN AMENDMENTS TO THE KENAI ZONING CODE CONCERNING
MOBILE HOME REGULATIONS.
WHEREAS. the Kenai Advisory Planning & Zoning Commission has reviewed the
existing mobile home regulations contained in the Kenai Zoning Code, and
WHEREAS, the Commission has recommended that certain amendments be
considered regarding the permitted areas for mobile homes and mobile home
parks and the definitions thereof, and
WHEREAS, the Commission supports the revision of the existing definitions
of "mobile homes" and "mobile home parks" to more accurately reflect
current construction and development standards.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT THE KENAT ADVISORY PLANNING & ZONING
COMMISSION, OF THE CITY OF KENAI, recommends adoption of amendments
contained in attached "Exhibit A".
PASSED BY THE ADVISORY PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF KENAI,
ALASKA this I-5M ,day of %X,.ea, , -198x.
ATTESTS
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CITY OF KENAI
ORDINANCE NO. 1018-85
AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA,
AMENDING KENAI MUNICIPAL CODE CHAPTER 14.05 REGARDING THE DUTIES
AND POWERS OF THE KENAI ADVISORY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION.
WHEREAS, KMC 14.05.020 defines the duties and powers of the Kenai
Advisory Planning & Zoning Commission, and
WHEREAS, several portions of the existing Code do not accurately
define the duties and powers of the Commission, and
WHEREAS, the assumption of the zoning power by the City on
July 1, 1984, has impacted the responsibilities of the
Commission, and
WHEREAS, the Kenai Advisory Planning & Zoning Commission
conducted a public hearing on February 13, 1985, concerning
proposed amendments to KMC 14.05.020 and no testimony was
received, and
WHEREAS, the Commission adopted Resolution PZ 85-12 in support of
revising the duties and powers of the Commission.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
KENAI, ALASKA, as follows:
Section 1s KMC 14.05.020 is hereby repealed and re-enacted
as follows:
"Duties and Powers:
(a) The Commission shall be required to perform the
following duties:
[i] Review and act upon requests for variance permits,
conditional use permits, planned unit residential
development permits, and other matters requiring
consideration under the Kenai Zoning Code.
[ii] Interpret the provisions of the Kenai Zoning Code
and make determinations when requested by the
Administrative Official.
[Iii] Review the City of Kenai Comprehensive Plan on
an annual basis and conduct a minimum of one public
hearing. Said recommendations shall be forwarded to
the Council for consideration.
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comprehensive planning, platting, zoning, land
management, and other issues relating to community
planning and development. j
[v] Propose plans for the rehabilitation or {
redevelopment of any area or district within the City.
(b) The Commission shall act in an advisory capacity to the
Kenai City Council regarding the following matters:
[i] Kenai Zoning Code and Official City of Kenai
Zoning Map amendments.
U• [ii] City and airport land lease or sale petitions.
[iii] Capital Improvements Programming. The
! Commission shall submit annually to the Council a list
of recommended capital improvements which, in the
opinion of the Commission, are necessary and desirable
0/ to be constructed during the forthcoming three year
f period. Such list shall be arranged in order of
preference, with recommendations as to which projects
shall be constructed in which year.
(c) The Commission shall act in an advisory capacity to the
Kenai Peninsula Borough Planning Commission regarding the
following matters:
[i] Subdivision plat proposals
` [ii] Right-of-way and easement vacation petitions
[iii] City of Kenai Comprehensive Plan amendments."
PASSED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, this 6th day
of March, 1985.
j TOM WAGONER, MAYOR
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Second Readings March 6, 1985
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ADVISORY PLANNING b ZONING COMMISSION
RESOLUTION PZ 85-12
A RESOLUTION OF THE ADVISORY PLANNING 6 ZONING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
KENAI RECOMMENDING AMENDMENTS TO KMC 14.05.020 REGARDING THE DUTIES AND
POWERS OF THE COMMISSION.
WHEREAS, the Kenai Municipal Code Section 14.05.020 defines the duties and
powers of the Kenai Advisory Planning & Zoning Commission, and
WHEREAS, the existing Code does not accurately establish the specific
responsibilities of the Commission, and
WHEREAS, the assumption of the zoning power by the City of Kenai on July 1,
1984 has impacted the duties of the Commission, and
WHEREAS, the Commission exercises a variety of advisory and quasi -
legislative functions and relationships with the Kenai City Council and
Kenai Peninsula Borough Planning Commission.
NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED THAT THE KENAI ADVISORY PLANNING & ZONING
COMMISSION, OF THE CITY OF KENAI, recommends adoption of amendments
contained in "Exhibit All.
PASSED BY THE ADVISORY PLANNING ZONING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF KENAI,
ALASKA this 43 *A day of 1985.
ATTEST:
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14.05.020 Duties and Powers:
(a) The Commission shall be required to perform the following dutiess
(i]
Review and act upon requests for variance permits, conditional
use permits, planned unit residential development permits, and
other matters requiring consideration under the Kenai Zoning
code.
(ii]
Interpret the provisions of the Kenai Zoning Code, make deter-
minations when requested by the Administrative Official.
(III]
Review the City of Kenai Comprehensive Plan on an annual basis
and conduct a minimum of one public hearing. Said recom-
mendations shall be forwarded to the Council for consideration.
[iv]
Promote public interest and understanding of comprehensive
planning, platting, zoning, land management. and other issues
relating to community planning and development.
(v]
Propose plans for the rehabilitation or redevelopment of any
area or district within the City.
(b) The Commission
shall act in an advisory capacity to the Kenai City
Council
regarding the following matteras
(i)
Kenai Zoning Code and Official City of Kenai Zoning Map amend-
ments
[ii]
City and airport land lease or sale petitions
[iii]
Capital Improvements Programming. The Commission shall submit
annually to the Council, a list of recommended capital
Improvements which, in the opinion of the Commission, are
necessary and desirable to be constructed during the forth-
coming three year period. Such list shall be arranged in order
of preference, with recommendations as to which projects shall
be constructed in which year.
(c) The Commission
shall act in an advisory capacity to the Kenai
Peninsula
Borough Planning Commission regarding the following
matterss
[i]
Subdivision plat proposals
(ii]
Right-of-way and easement vacation petitions
[iii]
City of Kenai Comprehensive Plan amendments
GL
carmen vincent gintoll, architect
130 trading bay road, suite 330
kenai, aiaska 99611
907 283.7732 i
February 11, 1985
i City of Kenai
210 Fidalgo Street
Kenai, AK 99611
Attention: Keith Kornelis, Director'
j Public Works Department
j
Rev Kenai Police Department Project "
Change Orders
Dear Keith:
We are in receipt of your memo dated February 8, 1985, in which there was a ;
number of questions. I will respond to them individually.
1. "Why did your mechanical engineer miss the heaters in the hallway?" f
As stated in my letter accompanying the change order, he overlooked ;
them. Why? I don't know, it was a mistake.
2. "Does the Change Order cost sound reasonable?"
' The original amounts requested by the plumber were unreasonable. If you
will look carefully at the breakdown you will note numberlhe submitted
} which I changed e.g. —
His price My negotiated figure
j urinals & water closets $ 402.16 $360.00 (no tax)
i bench heaters $1619.80 $781.00
3 Further, his original amount of $2371.95 was a lump sum; the negotiated number '
I of $1610.00 is a NOT TO EXCEED amount. j
3. "if the removal of one and relocation of the other heater had been on the
drawings, would the Contractor increase his cost similar to the Change
Order?"
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Letter to Keith Kornelis
February 11, 1985
Page 2 of 3
It is practically impossible to say, however, one could be reasonably
sure the plumber would have included at least the $2371.95 in his
bid figure; and the General Contractor would have added anywhere from
18 to 30 percent to cover his responsibility under the general
condition requirements of the contract, supervision, overhead and
profit. Under the conditiorsof our specifications, the General
Contractor is limited to only 8peerce�nt for those items. And, that
is the amount the General Contractor added. Hence, one could
reasonably assume a savings of between $888.90 and $1173.53 by this
Change Order, determined as follows;
2371.95 + 18% - $2798.90 - $1910 = 888.90
2371.95 + 30% - $3083.53 - $1910 = 1173.53
Another part of the Change Order was for changing the height of the water
closets and urinals in the Locker Rooms. As explained in my previous
correspondence, it was a misinterpretation on our part of the directions
from the Building Official, Howard Hackney. We designed it in accordance
with the A.N.S.I. requirements for accessbiiity for physically disabled
persons. Mr. Hackney wanted it designed per the Uniform Building Code. The
rough plumbing was installed per.the.drawings. On a visit to the site,
Mr. Hackney, in a discussion with the plumber, indicated the heights of the
water closets and urinals would have to be changed. The plumber assumed that
since Mr. Hackney is the City's Building Official, he should proceed with
the change. He did so of his own accord. We were not aware of this action j
until after the change was made.
Regarding the plumbers decision to remove one of the unit heaters without a
processed Change Order; here again, he acted on his own based on our ;
discussions with him asking for a price to do the work.
Keith, I have been personally responsible for protecting the interest of the i
City of Kenai as client on some $4,000,000 worth of construction. I am
fully aware of the policy of the City regarding Change Orders. To indicate
that 1 do not, or to back charge me for a value added change on a project
Indicates a lack of trust in my efforts put forth on behalf of the City.
You are well aware of my reputation with contractors i.e., that I am tough j
on them. That reputation is deserved because I demand that work be done in
strict accordance with the Contract Documents. Allowing anything, work or
materials, less than specified would be no different than taking money from f
the City and handing it to a contractor. And, as you are well aware, I do
not have authority to spend the City's money.
The toilet change of $350.00 is not a value added item. However, the
contractor made that change on what he assumed to be direction from Howard.
Hence, I do not feel responsible.
As you know, and as I have expressed publically many times, I have always
been extremely grateful to the City of the amount of work given my firm.
To do something so blatant as to approve a Change Order without approval t
from the City Council would indeed be a foolish act on my part.
Letter to Keith Kornelis
February 11, 1985
Page 3 of 3
I trust this information will suffice; I will be at the Council meeting
on February 20, 1985, to answer further questions.
Sincerely,
car vincent gintoli, architect
Carmen V. Gintot i
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copy: Howard Hackney
Bill Brighton
File (c.g.c.)
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CHANGE l,nid,:i,�•i� ,,,
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PROJECT: Kenai Police Department CHANGE ORDER NUMBER: Three
Iname, addresst
INITIATION DATE: 2/21/85
70 (Contractor):
ARCHITECT'S PROTECT NO:
.• r Tikigaq Construction, Inc. CONTRACT FOR: Construction
Q831 Old Seward Hwy. Suite 201A
Anchorage, AK 99503-7419
L CONTRACT DATE: September 24, 1984
You are directed to make the following changes in this Contract:
1. Communications System:
Relocate all conduit, wiring and connection panels to the mew cammications
cabinet. Include rewiring of all fire alarm, speakers, and radio control
circuits, eliminating all splices.
2. Communication Cabinet
Partitions, doors and hardware.
3. Telephone company charges.
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%Wmiure as the Constacurr +ndreate% fin aWe¢ment h"t-A. including any adluornem sn the Contract Sam W Contract Tune.
The otiginal (Contract Sum) was ........................... S 638,00 L W -
Net change by previously authorized Change Orders ................................. . . $ 7,609.00 ` P
The (Contract Sum) . ^}eaa '�'- sa c"a prior to this Change Order was .......... s 645,609.00 - I(
The (Contract Suml will be (increased)
by this Change Order......................................................... s 11,172.00 .-
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The new (Contract Sum) including this Change Order will be ... $ 656,781.00-*'
The Contract Time will be ) (unchanged) by ( -0- 1 Days, i
The Date of Substantial Completion as of the date of this Change Order therefore is Apri 1 21, 1985 .
Authorized:
Caren V. Gintoll Tikigaq Construction, Inc. City of Kenai
Alff Wading 0av Rd., Suite 330 VON Seward Hwy. °_ V Fidg_lgo Street
Address Address Address
Kenai, AK 99611 Anchorage, AK 99503-7419 Kenai, AK 99611
113 ttr � ""-�-r: "ker
DATE /.g DATE r 7✓' `E?DATE
AIA DOCUMENT G701 • CHANGE ORDER • APRIL 1978 1017ION • AIM • 6 1978
TNt AMERICAN INSTITUTE Of ARCHITECTS, T7)s 114W VORK AVE„ NA ., MAWINGTItN. D.C. 20110(1 G701 — 1973
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KENAI POLICE DEP .
107 S Willow r
)Ww4XV03, KENAI, ALASKA 00011
TELEPHONE 283.7879
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TO: KEITH KORNELEIS, Public Works Director ;•/�,;
FROM: RICHARD ROSS, Police Chief
SUBJECT: REQUEST FOR CHANGE ORDER
RE: COMMUNICATIONS CENTER
DATE:. FEBRUARY 7, 1985 1
Attached is a photograph of the present terminal facilities in the communications
center. This area had not been visible in the past because of the location of the
communications consoles.
The requested change order would move these facilities into a cabinet area located
further down on the same wall. These facilities would then be out of sight when
the present console system is replaced.
Failure to have anticipated this in the original facility design was an error on my
part. This area had been screened from view by the consoles. Once they were
removed the problem became very apparent. As modern equipment is not near
the site of our consoles, this mess will be very visible at such time as our present
system is replaced.
By placing these terminals in an enclosed c and running the leads under the
floor, as we have planned the electrical service, the ram becomes much more adapt-
able to future modifications.
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TIKIGAQ
CONSTRUCTION, INC.
February 12, 1985
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Carmen Gintoli, Architect
130 Trading Bay Road
Kenai, Alaska 99611
Re: Kenai Police Department
Price Quote:- Change Order Request
Dear Carmen;
• following is the cost breakdown to provide a new communication cabinet in
Dispatcher Roam #206 as detailed in your sketch R.D. fi; October 1, 2984.
Hollow Metal Doors b Frames $868.00 ,"
Quote attached from Doors/Windows Unlimited
Move and rewire communication equipment $7,764.60 ,'
Quote attached from Southcentral Communications Co.
Move and rewire telephone equipment $1,000.00
Verbal quote from Glacier State Telephone Co.
Tikigaq Construction, Inc. $712.00
` Material: 2 sheets 3/40 AB plywood 9 $70
Labor: 16 manhours A $40.10/hour • $642.' `
Labor rate $31.57
Labor burden 22% s $ 6.95 ;
Overhead S% ' 1.58
I Total
Sub -Total $10 344.60 '
8% Profit 827.40 - 1
Total $11,172.00
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Sincerely, i
Frank Bostwick
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DOORS � Wl�"DO►VS UNLIMITED, INC.
BOX 070 SOLMiTUA, l.LACAA 02069 PHONE: 0»•2PA-91 61
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January 7, 1985
Tikigaq Construction Co.
4531 Old Seward Ilwy Suite• 201A
Anchorage, Alaska 99503
.Attention: Frank Bostwick
:reference: Kenai Police nepartstent
Subject: R.A. #1 - Communtc.,Won rnhinPt
:,- We have been itr contact with Carman rintoli (Architect),
he has given us a vv::bnl ap roval, to ch-:,3a tote -•Icod
doors to hollow natal.
1 pr. - 40 x 68 - Hollow }fetal doors .-rd fra-.-is
3 pr. - Hin-es
1 ea. - Lockset
2 ea. - Surface Blots
2 ea. - Kick Plates TOTAL $ 868.00
If this is approved please issue a change order to our contract.
Very truly yours,
Brian L Murray
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Dear F rank
with rereru:icia Lo bur racer:« Adad con✓eraa«ion t��M':�'in't:
the communications cabinet at the Kenai Police DOPW t;:1?.'' ;
we hereby propose to rolocate' all conduit, airing and.:::::.:•
connection panels to the new conmunicare,ions cabinet.
This work will entail complete rewiring of all.fire dc::ar .'
alarms, si eakors and radio control circuits co that th3:wa "' ••: �
will not :e splices in the coiling.
Parts $1,•494.60 ;', ::..k :•
jr•6 270.00• lf h; •:.Y•Yfn.r�'!t'r•%i t':i ,. .•.•' =1
Labor.'. - r, ,':• "-...,'t':�:,:
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Thank you for your time and consideration, If .:o �:'•%'•''��..'i=t.
any further assistance, please don't hesitate to 4T' • �r:
touch with us.
• Brian
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Mr.. frank, Hos
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'Pikigaq Construction, Inc.
4831 Old Seward Highway
Suite 201A
anchorage, Alaska 99503
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December 3, 1984
Tikigaq Construction, Inc.
4831 Old S-e�Tr rc1 Suite MIN
F.tteations Fran: Bostvic►:
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Res Kenai Police Department
De:-r Fran%s
Ile are requesting a price quotation from you to provide a ;
co:e::^s:nication cabinet in Dispatcher 106 as detailed on attached
d- ::ing (R.D. N) .
C Please submit a cost breakdown for labor, material, overhead and
profit, ect., required to complete.
The City will be responsible for relocating all communication
equipment, panels, conduit, etc. to new cabinet.
R Should you have any further questions, please fe::l free to call
me.
Sincerely,
David G. Ebner
Project Architect
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attachment
copys K. Kornelis
— - Chief Ross - - - J. Hanson
6 p,� B. Holan, South Centeral Convaunications
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Dear Er. LrjLhot:
2.
e fro this ?ette r'in� reforance to our nawt conver-
sations rogarr'ing a On t••e so"th side of Layton shrive,
and !•e re^,s.est that you briny- it to the :attention of the city
council
At the tine that Lawton Drive was upgraded and black topped
a few years ago, much of the preparatory work for a sidewalk
was done, :e feel that a aide walk on the south side of
iawton Drive could be completed at a minimum of oxpense.
This siro i•:a1Ss tro-rld service at least the following people
and places:
Kenai Central yirb 6chool
;.ona i jam. :i•-h �c'-+oow
:ho `ocat-lonal `:oildi.nr_
Inlet Vier: bubdivision
Oi arc Bal]fiold
Ire o' a Lodge
Apartment coM::leaes
Churcnes -
rrivate ronidesnces
and I'm sure, nismoro,is other individuals and
businesses,
Also, at the ti^se Lawton Drive was black topped, tho construc-
tion work tore up some of oisr landscaping and ire wo-tld li'_;e to
repair and co-y.leto thin b!it cann- t until the side walk its
completed,
Therefore, we re,:uo:rt that this ;•iece of worl: be incl sded in
the b,idget for completion dtsrinr 19"5,
Thank yo,i .for dour consideration.
yincerolyp /
Herman and Irene F'andel
Irone's Loge
702 iawton r_•re
Kenai, Ua l:a .19611 (907) 2'• 3-h5701
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210FICALOO KENAI,ALASKA 90811
TELEPHONE 2e . Ma
MEMO TO: William J. Brighton, City Manager
FROM: Charles A. Brown, Finance Director
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DATE: February 15, 1985
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SUBJECT: Assessment Petition - Aliak/McCollum
On February 5, 1985, the City Clerk gave me a petition for a
water and sewer assessment district in the Aliak/McCollum
project. The petition asks for the assessments to be limited to
20% of actual costa. It also said that the petition was to be
valid only if the petition to rezone the area was deemed valid.
The Land Manager is working on that. ,
I have performed the following work regarding the proposed
assessment:
1) obtained plat maps from the Borough on February 14,
1985,
2) obtained a current real property tax roll from the
Borough on February 8, 1985,
3) reviewed with Public Works the location of proposed new ;
water and sewer lines and determined which lots should
be assessed,
4) with Public Work's assistance, determined lot sizes,
5) determined the amounts to be assessed, at 20%, based
upon assessable square footages and $500,000 each for
water and sewer improvements,
6) compared signatures from the petition with the owners
per the tax roll.
Canalusions
I have determined that there are 85 benefitted lots. KMC
16.05.030 requires that 50% or more of the owners sign the
petition. Therefore, the minimum number required is 43. The
petition appears to have 38 valid signatures. (Actually, 42
signatures appear; but, one doesn't designate any particular lot,
and three are for properties not benefitted.)
Therefore, the petition is not valid, and I am not prepared to
perform Any further work on it, until otherwise instructed by
you.
Page 2
Other Considerations:
It seems to me that you might want to consider informing
Council of this decision regarding the assessment petition. Other
considerations include:
j 1) The property owners could try to collect more
signatures. If they take this route, I'd suggest they
collect at least 10 more to allow for some questioned
signatures.
2) The City Council could initiate an assessment district
per KMC 16.05.040.
3) The City hopes to receive a DEC grant for 50% of water
and sewer costs in this area. Assuming we receive the
grant and desire to use it, we will be in the following
situation:
a) If there is an assessment district, the owners will
share the cost.
b) If there is no assessment district, the owners will
get water and sewer for free.
Therefore, the invalidity of the petition is a benefit to
the property owners.
4) Even if enough signatures are obtained, the assessment
petition may be invalidated due to the pending status of
the rezoning petition.
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76,500-__17,596_ .130915.__760511.
560
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66,600
9,107
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13.093 2,156 9,0110 4,538
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13,225
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8,146
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44,550 7,335 8.t04 /5.439
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46,221 ._,..-.7.bll 0,40U__I6#OI9
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7.570 14.426
41,6a2 6,653 7,571 64,434
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February 15, 1985
City of Kenai
210 Fidalgo Street :
Kenai, AK 99611
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Attention: Wm. Brighton, City Manager
Re: Kenai Library
Dear Bill:
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We are in receipt of correspondence from Gaston 8 Associates, regarding
the alternate costs for raising the floor level and deleting the
elevator.
We feel the contractors figure of $588,647 for the Base Bid and
Alternate N2 seems excessive. Apparently proper credits for the elevator j
were not given or, costs for additional masonry, backfill and lengthened
windows are excessive.
We would advise you to award the contract for Base Bid and additive
Alternate N2 as designed (suppressed floor with the elevator). We have
found that Otis Elevator Company's bid to other general contractors
was $59,000. Add to that the cost of the enclosure, i.e., the shaft and
the cost is approximately $64,000. Deduction should also be included for
deletion of the 2 sets of poured concrete steps with drains, 40 lineal
feet of steel and oak handrails, interior steel stairs wrapped with
carpet, and some other items. Attached please find our estimate of
comparative costs for additions and deletions.
Regarding the additional costs if Monitor Cabinets are not available. I
contacted the factory and was informed that the bankruptcy court allowed !
them to use existing capital to continue to operate. They are I
approximately 30 to 60 days behind schedule, which should not effect our
project. All information is verbal; and it is anyones guess how successful
their reorganization will be.
Sincerely,
ca�en vincent gintoli, architect
Carmen V. Gintoli
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Elevator
Shaft
$59,000
Masonry700 units @ $7.00
$ 4,900
2 sets conc. stairs with
51000
Fill 500 yards @ $6.00
3,000
floor drains @ $1,000 ea.
21000
Bar joists (7)
21000
4 roof drains @ $500
2,000
Windows 15 X 3' X 1' X 25'sf
_1,125
50% tapered insul-system
21500
$11,025
40 L.F. steel & oak
railings @ $25
General requirements
11102
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Interior stairs, carpeted
1 000
l�ppp
$12,121
$72,500
Overhead &Profit 15%
- 1_819
General requirements 10%
7.250
$13,946
$79,760
Overhead & Profit 15%
$11.962
$91,712
Base Bid
$586,991
Alt. q2
15,684
$602,675
Less deductions
_ 91,712
Plus additions
$510,963
+ 13,946
$524,909
Negotiated bid
from Gaston
$588,647
$ 63,738
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BUDGET SUMMARY AS OF
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December 12, 1984
APPROPRIATIONS
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ORDINANCE NO. ACCOUNT FROM
AMOUNT
903-83
Bond Funds
$107,492
922-84
Bond Funds
- 40,000
934-83
State Grant
700,000
966-84
Federal Grant
168,586
TOTAL . . . . .
. $936,078
As of December 12, 1984, the City -has appropriated $67,492 of its
bond funds
and $868,586 of State and Federal Grants.
EXPENDITURES
Design
$37,344
Redesign - 2 levels
Survey
35,000
300
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Inspection
7,600
Administration
5,811
9'SD : 9y�oor
TOTAL . . . . . .
$86,055 •f�7�
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APPROPRIATIONS MINUS EXPENDITURES
Appropriations
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Expenditures
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TELEPHONE 283.7535
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MEMO TO: Bill Brighton, City Manager
FROM: Charles A. Brown, Finance Director
DATE: February 14, 1985
SUBJECT: Recreation Center
At the Council Meeting of February 6, 1985, Mayor
Wagoner asked for an
analysis of revenues and expenditures relating to the
Recreation Center..
While the costs are not specifically broken out in
the Recreation
Department, I have developed a reasonable estimate
of the revenues and
expenditures of the Recreation Center for 1984-85.
1984-85
Revenues - Recreation Center Charges
$ 90,000
Expenditures* - Salaries - benefits
159,500
- Operating supplies
18,000
- Repair 8 maintenance supplies
4,800
- Communications
1,500
- Utilities
22,000
- Repair and maintenance
5,000
- Insurance
1,400
- Other
1.000
213.200
Loss
(123,200)
* Excludes Director and non -center costs.
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It appears that the Recreation Center will lose $123,000
this year.
I reviewed the 1982-83 financial statement, and made similar
estimates for that year. 1982-83 was the last year of
operation of the Recreation Center without the gym. Revenues
for that year were about $71,000, and expenditures (after
reduction for the Director and other non -center recreation
costs) were about $98,000. Therefore the center itself lost
about $27,000 in 1982-83.
It appears to me that the rather large losses that we are
currently experiencing relate mostly to the M. The gym
added significant salary costs (along with the higher
operating and utility costs) with very little increase in
revenue.
This thought is further supported by comparing 1982-83
revenues and expenditures of the entire Recreation Department
with the same figures for 1983-84:
1982-83 1983-84 % increase
Revenues $70,674 $91,525 30
Expenditures (all Recreation) 131.858 204,585 55%
The Gym came on-line sometime in 1983-84. During that year
revenues increased $20,851, and expenditures increased
$72,727. Most of this increase would relate to the Recreation
Center, rather than other recreation activities.
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KENAI PLANNING 8 ZONING COMMISSION
February 13. 1985
Kenai City Hall
Lee Lewis. Chairman
NOTEf
Oue to equipment breakdown, these minutes are partisily unedited
1.
ROLL CALL
Presents Lewis, Bryson, Carignan, Oleson, Osborne, Smalley {
Absent: Zubeck, excused 1
2.
APPROVAL OF AGENDA
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Agenda approved with no changes L "
3.
PERSONS PRESENT SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD
None
4.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
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a. Resolution PZ85-6s Amending Mobile Home Regulations
Chairman Lewis opened the hearing to the public.
There were no members of the public wishing to give testimony.
Chairman Lewis brought the issue back to the Commission.
MOTIONS
Commissioner Carignan moved to adopt PZ85-6, seconded by Commissioner
Osborne.
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Jeff Labahn expanded on his memo explaining that there are no "parks" !
in existence that have a permit, all were "grandfathered" in that they
were in existence at the time of the ordinance. No parks have been
developed in the last 15 years.
Chairman Lewis expanded on the comments stating, "a park would need a
permit but an individual can put a mobile home on his lot without one,
s this fair and could we require a permit for individuals also".
Councilman Wise stated that he had a problem with "outlawing" mobile
homes except in parks. The ordinance means that no park could be
enlarged or relocated, plus, he would not encourage conditional use
permits as they would be cost prohibitive to the individual.
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MOTION AMENDMENT:
Commissioner Bryson moved to amend the motion to "return to
administration to be revised to allow mobile homes as an allowable use
in the RR zone, seconded by Commissioner Smalley. j
VOTE MOTION AMENDMENTS
Motion passed unanimously.
VOTE MAIN MOTION:
Motion passed unanimously.
b. Resolution PZ85-10$ Variance for Sign Height - Lot 2 Baron Park
S/0 - Jess Hall/Walter Craycroft "
Chairman Lewis opened discussion to the public. There being no
persons coming forward, Chairman Lewis asked the petitioner to come
forward.
Walter Craycroft, owner of Craycroft Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge, Inc.
came forward to answer questions. Mr. Craycroft explained that the
sign in question is a logo of the company and has already been reduced
as much as possible.
Commissioner Carignan asked why 16' was chosen as the limitation when
the sign code was drafted, answer, there was no maximum height
restrictions at all under the old code and the 16' was borrowed from
other existing codes. There are several strong reasons for setting a
limit, the biggest one being the possibility of a "sign war".
Commissioner Smalley noted that the trees have been cleared from in
front of the dealership which should allow more visibility.
Chairman Lewis brought discussion back to the Commission.
MOTIONS
Commissioner Carignan moved approval of PZ85-10, seconded by Commissioner
Bryson.
Commissioner Bryson noted that if the trees on the adjoining lots are
to be maintained there needs to be some visibility, otherwise we may
end up with three lots clearcut all the way to the rear of the lot.
Commissioner Carignan noted that by approving this request with these
circumstances "we may be opening a pandoras box in that the next one
will want one 301". Commissioner Bryson asked how much lower the
property was from the highway, since there is a visible drop from the
pavement. No answer. Jeff Labahn presented photographs taken of
similar signs in the area, and it was noted that the signs were 1)
smaller than the Craycroft sign, 2) most were erected before the sign
code passed, and 3) all were level with the highway. At 28' the
Craycroft sign would still be lower than the trees. Commissioner
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Oleson noted that in Kodiak, the sign code is similar to Kenai's, a
MacDonald's came in and wanted to erect the "golden arches" and were
unable to do so since they were higher than the sign code allowed.
The Commission discussed the three criteria for variances at length,
all having a problem with the language in 'a'. Commissioners Carignan
and Oleson discussed the fact that if the sign was placed on the roof
of the building as opposed to beside or in front of it, it would still
be 18' and on the building it would not require a variance.
VOTES
Motion passed with Chairman Lewis and Commissioners Bryson, Carignan,
Oleson, and Osborne voting yes; Commissioner Smalley voting no.
c. Resolution PZ85-11s Rezone Lots W Shaginoff S/D - RR to CG -
Karen Shaginoff
Chairman Lewis opened the hearings to the public.
Ted Sadler came forward stating that he approved the resolution. Mr:
Sadler stated that the entire strip along the Spur Highway will one
day be zoned commercial and this is a step in that direction. The
south side of the Spur Highway is zoned commercial now with a
mortuary, and the Eagles Club. Chairman Lewis asked if Mr. Sadler was
a resident of the area, answer no, but a property owner in the area.
Jim Butler came forward and stated that he has no position but does
encourage the Commission to consider the comprehensive plan. Mr.
Butler states that Kenai is unique in that it has no strip
development and hopes that the Commission wont be "carte blanche" in
our thinking and let the whole highway go commercial. The Commission
needs to look at the impact the new zone would have on the residential
quality of the neighborhood and if in doubt, just compare Kenai and
Soldotne before approving this request.
Chairman Lewis entered two letters into the record. The letters are
from Patricia G. Robinson and Karen S. Langston, both residents
directly adjoining the property in question and both opposed too the
i f rezoning.
There being no further comments from the public, Chairman Lewis
l brought the discussion back to the Commission.
,. Jeff Labahn stated that this can be considered spot zoning in that
i. looking at the entire area it is surrounded by residential. Looking at
the Land Use Plan, the entire area is classified as low density
residential. However, it does meet the requirement for rezoning in
j that it is more than 1 acre. Commissioner Smalley stated that he felt
the residents. i.e. those most affected had stated their feelings
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clearly. Jeff Labahn stated that the writer of one of the letters is
directly behind the lots in question and that the other, while in the
vicinity is not within the 300' limitation.
MOTIONS
Commissioner Carignan moved to adopt PZ85-119 seconded by Commissioner
Osborne.
Commissioner Bryson stated for the record that if the motion fails,
his finding of fact would be because it would be a case of spot
zoning. Commissioner Carignan agreed, Commissioner Smalley voicing
the opinion that the whole Spur corridor needs to be considered on a
long range plan. Commissioner Bryson noted that once off the Spur
Highway, there are close to 300 residences in this area.
VOTE:
Motion fails unanimously.
Jeff Labahn stated, "let the record show that the motion fails in that
the request is not consistent with the Land Use Plan".
d. Resolution PZ85-12: Revising KMC 14.0.020 to Establish Duties A
Powers of Kenai Advisory Planning & Zoning Commission
Chairman Lewis opened the hearing to the public. There being no
persons wishing to comment, Chairman Lewis brought the issue back to
the Commission.
MOTIONS
Commissioner Carignan moved to adopt PZ85-12, seconded by Commissioner
Osborne.
The Commission reviewed the wording.
NOTION AMENDMENT:
Commissioner Bryson moved to amend "Exhibit A" by striking (a) [v]
[WHICH HAS BEEN IMPACTED BY NATURAL DISASTER] and delete (b) [iii]
[NOT LESS THAN 90 DAYS] seconded by Commissioner
Smalley.
VOTE AMENDED MOTION:
Amended Motion passed unanimously.
VOTE MAIN NOTION:
Notion passed unanimously.
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Page 5
5. APPROVAL OF MINUTES of January 23, 1985
Minutes were approved as submitted
d 6. OLD BUSINESS
a. Discussions Landscaping Ordinance
The Commission discussed the memo drafted by Jeff Labahn which
encompassed the work session between the Commission and the Council.
The ordinance will be coming back to the Commission.
7. NEW BUSINESS
a. Preliminary Plat PZ85-7s St. Patricks - Willow Wind Add Revised
Jim Butler came forward to represent the plat. The surveyor found that
the 50' easement bordering the Spur Highway does not actually exist.
C The 3 lots that border the highway have been revised. The developer
of the City in those lands, and efforts the City has made in obtaining
the land.
Chairman Lewis brought the meeting back to the next item on the
► �! agenda.
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b. Preliminary Plat PZ85-8s Swires Elementary Tract 1
This is property owned by the Borough to be used for a school.
�. MOTIONs
Commissioner Bryson moved approval of PZ85-8 with inclusion of
statement #F9 and the last paragraph of the resolution , seconded by
Commissioner Smalley.
VOTES
Motion passed unanimously.
C. Home Occupations Lot 29, Bush Lanes S/D - Upholstery/Furniture
Repair - Ozzie Osborne
Ozzie Osborne stepped from the Commission to the speakers.
Commissioner Bryson stated that he is familiar with the type of
business and that there would be debris and asked what the plans were
for eliminating the debris, Mr. Osborne answered that it would not be
allowed to remain on the premises. that it would be hauled away
J immediately. Councilman Wise mentioned the workroom indicated in the
PLANNING COMMISSION
February 13. 1985
Page 6
plans and asked if he would be stockpiling large quantities, Mr.
Osborne answered that it was on a special order basis only, there
would be no large stockpiles.
MOTIONS
Commissioner Smalley to approve the home occupation request to Mr.
Osborne at the referenced location, seconded by Commissioner Carignan
VOTES
Motion passed unanimously. (with Commissioner Osborne abstaining)
d. Resolution PZ85-9s FY1985/86 Planning Budget
Councilman Wise informed the Commission that the budget was for the
members and that when conferences, seminars, and the municipal league
meetings come up the members are encouraged to attend. Staff will be
advised to let the Commissioners know as far in advance as possible.
MOTIONS
Commissioner Bryson moved approval of PZ85-9, seconded by Commissioner
Osborne. �-
VOTEs
Motion passed unanimously.
9. REPORTS
• a. City Council
Councilman gave a report on the appeal of the variance request by Mr.
Lowry; the rezoning of Richka Creek S/D tabled pending the adoption of
the new RRl and RS1 zoning; a portion of Evergreen S/D to go to the
Moose Lodge; and the lease application of John Howard has been
formally withdrawn.
The Commission discussed the future of the CIIAP tracts voicing
concern over the possibility of it being cut up into smaller lots.
Councilman Wise suggested the Commission set a policy to protect these
tracts before they are leased.
Commissioner Smalley asked about the 25mph speed limit discussed,
Councilman Wise stated that the request was the the speed limit be
extended from downtown to the Swires Rd. Neither the state nor Chief
Ross was encouraging.
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b. Borough Planning
Commissioner Bryson reported that the same plats at this meeting were
sprpoved at the Borough Monday night. Also, that the Commission
tabled a proposal for three sites for schools with no backup
' information.
c. City Administration
Jeff Labahn reported on the group working on the comp plan update. The
group met with the finalists, with CCC Architects being the group
chosen.
A lease application has been received on the CIIAP corner tract for a
cinema and office space. Jeff did explain to the applicant that this
would be a sensitive area and he would need to be very detailed in his
site plan. Commissioner Carignan noted that these tracts have been up
for lease several times and is it beyond the limits of the Commission
to ask for more detailed information on the finances, answer yes.
Jeff Labahn further stated that there is a problem of access on this
lot from Airport Way.
Councilman Wise asked if the plat was completed and in City hands for
the relocation of Marathon Rd, answer no.
The Corp of Engineers permit was highlighted by Jeff. The permit is
for the placing of fill taken from the airport ramp extension project.
MOTION$
Commissioner Carignan moved to recommend to the Corp that the Planning
Commission supports the City in the request for the Corp permit,
seconded by Commissioner Smalley.
VOTES
Motion passed unanimously.
The Commission further discussed item a in the criteria for a variance
deciding to study the item and perhaps revise the wording. Commissioner
Carignan noted that the Commission had problems with the item several
years ago when he was a member. Jeff Labahn noted that a variance is
not meant to provide financial relief in a situation created by
error.
10. PERSONS PRESENT NOT SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD
f> None
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11. INFORMATION ITEMS
No comments or questions, all items reviewed earlier.
12. COMMISSION QUESTIONS & COMMENTS
None
13. ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 965 PM.
The next regular meeting of the Commission is February 27th.
Janet Loper
Secretary
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(h) Ord. 85-10 "An Ordinance of the Kenai Peninsula
Borough, looks, Providing for the Iasuance of
General Obligation Bonds of the Central Kenai
Peninsula hospital Service Area of the Borough
in the Aggragato Principal Amount of Not to
Exceed $9,000.000 to Provide Funds Required to
Refund Certain Outstanding General Obligation
Bonds of Said Service Area, Fixing Certain De-
tails of Such Bonds and Authorizing, Their Sale"
(Mayor)
(e) Ord. 95.11 "An Ordinance of the Kenai Peninsula
oroug laska, Authorizing and Providing for
the Ioauanee of Not to Exceed 06,495,000 of General
Obligation Service Area Bonds of the 8nrough for
the Purppnae of Rotaing Funds to Pay the Costa of
Hospital Construction in the Central Kenai Penin-
sula Hospital Service Area in the Borough. Pixtnqq
Details of Said Bonds. Providing for the Form and
Manner of Sale of Said Bonds, and Pledging the Pull
Faith and Credit of the Central Kenai Peninsula
Hospital Service Area of the Borough to the Payment
Thereof" (Mayor$
01 Ord, 85-12 "Appropprtating and Authorizing tba
xpel:iFuie of $193 411 of Borough Funds to Proceed
Through the Design bevelopment Phase of Architectural
and Project Management Services for the Proposed 1985
Bond Iooue New Public. School Projects for the New
Hope School, Nikiski Elementary, and Kenai Elementary"
(Mnyorl
(0) Ord BS-13 "Amending KPB 10.10 Pertaining to the Kenai
enP-�naTri Borough Code of Ordinance,, to Provide for
City Appointments to the taste Disposal Commission at
City Expense" (Hash)
(0 Ord. 8544 "Appropriating, $95.000 for Niklaki Fire
o. nn mprovementn" (Hayor. Req. Nlktnki Fire Rd.1
K. CONSIDF.RATtON Of RES0131TtONS
(a) Rea. 85-4 "Estnhllnhing Culdelinos to Ito
nQ'oTTto—Wllncnrtnv Funds to Senior Citzena' Organizations" (Senior CitizenSpecial
(b) fiefor
• onelruction ova
iNntnt nonce of eng a Letter of nServire
Road. Conveyor Belt Corridor. Haul Read and
Associated Utilities on Borough Selected and
Patented Lands and Providing for the Issuance
of the Easement Document Upon Completion" (Mayor)
(e) Bee. 85.24 "Approving the Design Development
ocumento for the Central Peninaula Ronvpital
Phase ttt Chemical Dependency Unit and ¢mergettcy
Suite Addition Project and Authorizing C.T.A.
to Proceed with the Construction Documents Phase"
(Mayor)
(d) Res. 85-25 "Rescinding Resolution 74-10 and
can u nn 76-5 Which Opposed the Hnrding tee
Field/Kenai Fjords National tlonunent Propnaal"
(Sewall)
(e) Rot). 85-26 "Supporting Passage of H877 Which
wouid NoWse Title 29 of the Alaska Statutes
Pertaining to l.nca► Governmenta" (01mmick/1lale/
C►ir/Keene)
(E) Ron. 85.21 "Setting an Advtnory Vote Of the
Mu. actoIn and Use o
+( ar�n�. .w •R fireworks WithintthenKenaiSPoninoula sarouRh"
f j (sawn11) Overt (g) ee ro�2ey,Lakeeleetric Project" (Dimmick)
(h) es. BS-14 "Stating the Assembly Position SuPvart-
ng r.vn a Property Rights in Connection With
Studies or Plans Concerningg the Kenai River
Management" (McOshan) DP.P¢I►TP.D 2-5 WITH RECONSDRTN,
L. PENDING LEGISLATION
(This tram lists legislation which will be addressed at o inter
y. time as notedi•not for action this meeting)
(a) Ord. BS•8 "Bacons f Lots S . g Bllock 11, Laubnor
Addition, Section
8 1 Dti�ttctA iNnyorltWI Seward
Ib) Ord. 54-43 "An Ordinance Establishing the KnitEern-
oY.v fire Service Arnn to Provide fire Protectton
Sorvteen and Providtnp. for an Elected Board" lMnvor)
PSTPHD. TO 5-7-85
M. FORMAL pRESENTAT.ONS WITH PRIOR NOTICE Up"" SUB.IECTS NOT ON THE
"EFTHI
(n) Cook Inlet Housing Authority
4 N. MAYOR'S REPORT
` (a) Status of Solid Waste Disposal Sites
:-:, a1=.J:i?karrtfa�t� Yia:iia►w1,Ar�
D. OTI(¢R susiNess
P. ASSEMBLY AHD MAYOR'S COMMENTS
Q• NOTLCONTTAINED INATHEPASSE.MBLY'SEAUEIDAIi3 UPON MATTERS
INFORMATIONAL MATERIALS AND REPORTS
3. NOTICE of NEXT M¢¢TINO AND AOJOURNHP.NT (March S, 19851
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NEXT ADVISORY
BOARD MEETING:
KENAI RIVER
SPEGAL MANAGEMENT AREA
INIE�W'FSLET ER
02/14/83, 3100 p.m., Anchorage - Museum of History and*'." ,
Auditorium, 121 W. 7th Avenue, Anchorage. Evening @easion
for public comment will begin at 7sO0 p.m.
OTHER MEETINGS
SCHEDULED:
Biological Upland Habitat Committee Meg., 7s00 p.m„ 02/01/650 Cooper Loading Community Center
Permit Com, Meeting, 9s00 a.m., 02/04/85, ADPbG, 333 Raspberry Rd., Habitat Conf. Rm., Anchorage
Permit Committee Meeting, 7s30 p.m., 02/20/85, Kenai Borough Assembly Hall, Soldotna
River/Fisheries Committee Meeting, 2s00 p.m., 02/21/85, Kenai Borough Assembly Hall, Soldotna
PLANNING UPDATE:
The seven committees of the KRONA Advisory Beard are off and working on their respectivo
issues. These committees are designed to divide up the large task of addressing the major
Issues facing the Kenai Rivers Social/Recreation Committee, Biological/Upland Habitat
Commmittee, River/Fisheries Committee, Lands Committee, Permits Cosmmittee, Guido Committee
Wand Agency Committee. These committees will be holding meetings in which the public is
welcome to attend. Announcements for these committee meetings will appear in the Seward
Phoenix Log, the Chesehako News, the Peninsula Clarion, the Anchorage Daily News and the
Anchorage Times. More information on these committees can be obtained by contacting the
committee chairs: Social/Recreations Dix Bonney - 561-5115, Biological/Upland Habitats
Leo Hannan - 552-3307, River/Fishoriess try Carlisle - 262-9193, Landes Sharon Jean -
262-9011, Permitas Carol Gorbiee - 753-2724, Guides Paul Dale - 262-9394 and Agencys
David Stephens - 265-4526.
The Division of Parks and Outdoor Recreation, in cooperation with the Kenai Peninsula
Borough, will be opening an office on February lot in the Borough Building to facilitate
public contact and the planning work ahead. A Division of Parks and Outdoor Recreation
staff member will be available at the office three days per week. This office will also be
used as a resource "library" where research reports and other valuable information on the
Kenai River will be gathered and available for reading. Two additional resource libraries
for the Kenai River planning task will also be made availabies one in Anchorage at the
Division of Parks and Outdoor Recreation Headquarters office, 225A Cordova, and one in
Cooper Lending at the Cooper Landing Library.
The February meeting of the KRONA Advisory Board will be held in Anchorage at the Museum of
History and Are on the 14th, Valentine's Day, Come share your hopes and dreams for the
Kenai River. What do you want to see happen or not happen to the Kenai River? Now do you
want the Kenai River to look in 20 years? To your grandhildren and other future Alaskans?
The future of this magnificent river is now being planned. Como share your ideas with the
KRONA Advisory Board on February 14th at 7s00 p.m.
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A pueldc LIBRANY IN exavICR YINCL 1049
BOX 157
KENAI, ALASKA 00611
REPORT FOR THE MONTH OF in uARY 1985
Circulation Adult Juvenile Esay Dooka
Fiction 1660 518 1294
Non-fiction 2246 228 266,
Total Book Circulation.. 6232
Films, Phonodiaca, Pamphlets, Periodicals.. T33
Total Circulation.. 6965
Additions Adult Juvenile rosy Books Total
Oifto 104
Purchases 134 36 7 ITT
Total Additions.. 295
Remedial and Re -worked Books Adult Juvenile Easy Booka AV Total
61 3 4 1 69
Interlibrary Loans Ordered Received Returned
Books 58 46
52 op
AV
Microfiche 56 5I 46
Interlibrary Loano'by our Library Books 33 Filma 53
Volunteers Number 33 Total Hours 625
Income
Fines and Bales Dooka 700.55
Loot or damaged Books 80.05
Xerox 204.25
Donations 200.00
Total Income for January 1985.. $1,184.85
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BOX 157
KENAI. ALASKA 99611
Library Cards Issued January 1985
Kenai
240
Anchorage
1
Anchor Point
1
Clem Gulch
4
Kasilof
16
Nikishka
18
Ninilchik
2
Soldotna
84
Sterling
2
368
Library Patronage.. 5,266 Persons
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130 trading bay road, suite 330
kenai, alaska 99611
907 283.7732
February
AMOM .' c,-:T nF KT:14 e
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12, 1985 MANAGER
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ORIONAL COPY TO ..r .n s».�-e•� --.•. »•-» --••--
210 Fidalgo
Kenai, AK 99611
M E N Gl
Attention: Keith Kornel i s, Director
j N4 A 2
Public Works Department
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Re: Kenai Library Revisions
aw-+y� ew Agreement
Amendment #2 4/11/84 Contract
N.T.E. $7,950.00 ✓
ARCHITECTURAL:
TOTAL
C. V. Gintoli 10-1
19.0 hrs. @ $60.00/hr. _
$1,140.00 -*"
T. Stocker
18.0 hrs. @ $45.00/hr. -
$ 810.00—
D. Ebner
21.5 hrs. @ $45.00/hr. _
$ 967.50 --
B. Duncan
3.0 hrs. @ $15.00%hr. _
g yroo
$9043.00
Reimbursables:
Alaska Kwik Kopies $ 156.00
Freight $ 36.00 oK
$ 192.009K
CONSULTANTS' FEES:
Wince/Corthell/Bryson
Structural $3,000.00/
Jan K. Hansen, M.E.
Mechanical $1,200.00
Dean J. Athay & Associates
Electrical S 600.00 .K
$4,800.00
SUMMARY SHEET TOTAL
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to e9Q
$-00-
$ 192.00 ✓
$"95.06
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$4,800.00 aK
$�r936.00�
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PRQFESIONAL ENGINEERS, SURVEYORS B PLANNERS
February 1,
1985
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City of Kenai
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Public Works Department
210 Fidalgo
FEB 1985
Kenai, Alaska 99611
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Attentions Keith
Kornelis
Our
Job Number: 84-4647--,0 1t
Re: SPRUCEWOOD GLEN L.I.D.
D ef; g n
Invoice 2963,
through
January
26, 1985
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Date PE
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DO S CT
1984 12-3
6.5
12-4
6.0
1.0
12-5
.5
12-6
7.0
12-10 1.0
12-11 1.0
12-12 2.0
12-13 4.0
12-14 6.0
12-17
3.0
7.0
12-18
3.0
2.0
12-19
2.0
12-20
6.0
12-26
2.0
12-27
1.0
12-28
1.0
1985 1-8
2.0
1-9
1.5
1.0
1-10
6.0
1-11
6.5
7.0
1-14
9.0
1.0
1-15
7.5
2.5
1-16
3.5
3.5
1-17
5.0
5.0 4.0
1-18
4.5
1-21
7.5
1-22
4.0
4.0
1-23
5.0
2.0
1-24
7.5
1.0
1-25
1.5
11.5
Totals 14.0
89.0
1.5
49.5
1.0 6.0 14.5
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Invoice 2963, Our Job Number 84-4047
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February 1, 1985
Page Two
PE - Professional Engineer
CE - Civil Engineer
ET - Engineering Technician
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D - Drafting
DO - Drafting, Overtime
S - Clerical
CT - Computer
Summary:
Professional Engineer 14.0**'Hours
@ $65OO.per
hour
$ 910.00 ''
Civil Engineer 89.0"Hours
@ 52:50 per
hour
4,672.50
Engineering Technician 1.5 Hours'@
40.00'per
hour
60.00 �
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Drafting 49.5�Hours
Drafting, Overtime 1. eHours
@ 32.0eper
@ 49s$9+ per
hour 1,584.00
hour e, 3 91 #9r98--3 9. 9
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Computer 14.5,Hours
@ 40.00 per
hour
580.00
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February 5, 1985
City of Kenai
210 Fidalgo Avenue
Kenai, AK 99611
Re: Engineering Design Services
Job #8047
South Highbush, Bumblebee, East Aliak, Swires 6 Highbush Road
Progress Billing: January 1, 1985 through January 31,
1985
Professional Services:
Draftsman: 66.5 hours @ $35.00/hr.
$2,327.50 "
Secretary: 31 hours @ $30.00/hr°K (,".x l'a ;r
930.00,"'
('o«Id
Current Billing „ r ryQ
$3,257.50 4r
Previous Billings
21,788.75
Total
$25,046.25
Less Payments Received
21,788.75
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Balance Due
$3,257.50
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City of Kenai
210 Fidalgo
Kenai, AK 99611
Attention: Charles
A. Drown, Director
Finance
Department
Re: Invoice for Architectural Services
#2
Automated Flight Service Station
PHASE
FEE
BILLED
RECEIVED
Schematics
$ 18,000.00,*� $
18,000.00 �
$18,000.00
17�.220.00
Design Development
$ 30,000.00.- $
H6.88
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Contract Documents
$ 66,000.00 - $
10.,150.00-1
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Bidding K Negotiations $ 6,000.00 r
TOTAL FEE $120,000.00 '
DUE
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►7".12a.0o CgGT
$ 90
$ 18,150.00 ✓
Due This Invoice: $ 35,370.00
Previous Earned: $ im.00.00 ✓
TOTAL Earned: $ 53,370.00
Less Payments: $ 18,000.00
DUE: $ 35,370.00
THANK YOU
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February 13, 1985
AFSS Invoice #2
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Fee Breakdown by discipline
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Architectural - 65%
Structural - 12%
Mechanical - 18%
Electrical - 12%
Percentages Complete
Schematics 100%
$
18,000.00
Design Development - FEE $30,000.00
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Architectural 55% X $30,000.00 X
100%
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$
16,500.00
Structural 12% X $30,000.00 X
20%
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$
720.00
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Mechanical 18% X $30,000.00 X
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=
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Electrical 12% X $30,000.00 X
0
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Contract Documents - FEE $66,000.00
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Architectural 55% X $66,000.00 X
50
$
18,150.00
Structural 12% X $66,000.00 X
0
=
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Mechanical 18% X $66,000.00 X
0
=
-0-
Electrical 12% X $66,000.00 X
0
=
-0-
9 7, 7
TOTAL Complete:
$
53,370.00
Less Payments:
$
18,000.00
TOTAL DUE:
$
35,370.00
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APPLICATION AND CERTIFICATE FOR PAYMENT AIA DOCUMENT C702 (Instruction% on reverse side) PAQ ONt oF4 wits
TO (OWNER): CITY OF KENAI PROJFCT:RENOVATION & EXPANSTON OF THE APPLICATION NO: FOUR
Distribution to:
210 FIDALGO STREET KENAI POT.TCE DEPARTMENT
LIOWNER
KENAI, A1.ASKA 99611
PERIOD TO: 02-11-85
f.l ARCHITECT
*J CONTRACTOR
FROM (CONTRACTOR): TTKTGACI CONSTRUCTION, INC.VIA (ARCHITECT): CARMEN VTNCENT GINTOLI ARCHITECT'S
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4831 O1,D SM4ARD III01WAY, SUITE 201A POST OFFICE. BOX 4625 PROJECT NO: 400-39
❑
ANCIIORAGE , A1.ASKA A9503-7419 KENAI, AT,ASKA 99611
CONTRACT FOR:
CONTRACT DATE: SEPTEMBER 24, 1984
CONTRACTOR'S APPLICATION FOR PAYMENT
is made for with the Contrall.
ContinuationSheet,lication
AIA�DocumentG703nlhattaw,„ndconnlction
CHANGf ORDER SUMMARY
1. ORIGINAL CONTRACT SUM ....................... $
639 - 000 -00
Change Orders approved in
ADDITIONS
DEDUCTIONS
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2. Net change by Change Orders J�l1...7./ b 4.?r P,o, , , , $ n - 00
previous months by Owner
3. CONTRACT SUM TO DATE (Line 1 ± Y). , , , , , . !T9Q, , , $
638,000.00
TOTAL
4. TOTAL COMPLETED & STORED TO DATE ............ $
297 - f> M-ftft1
Approved this Month
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(Column G on G703)
�kr3 73
/ �44
Number Date A proved
PROVID By CITY O
KERIAI
S. RETAINAGEs
W WIT MANAGE
IN:a.10-
'0
NCE '.
% of Completed Work $F-
a1PUBLIC WORKS
C1TY CLERK
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(Column D + E on G703) 2�' S'3 7, D O eqQ
b. — % of Stored Material $
0
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IGINAL COPY TO
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V
(Column F on G703)
Total Retainage (Line Sa+5b or
Total in Column I of G703) ..................... $
Net change by Change Orders
6. TOTAL EARNED LESS RETAINAGE .. As'6,, r J.b..... $
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The undersigned Contractor certifies that to the best of the Contractor's knowledge,
(Line 4 less Line S Total)
7. LESS PREVIOUS CERTIFICATES FOR
I �r�rti92• 00
information and belief the Work covered by this Application for Payment has been
completed in accordance with the Contract Documents, that all amounts have been
paid by the Contractor for Work for which previous Certificates for Payment were
PAYMENT (Line 6 fro t{itiiglit5grlificate)......... $
8. CURRENT PAYMENT 6.�9.Y.Y...
Issued and payments received from the Owner, and that current payment shown
A. BALANCE TO FIND; y BCT�. $
370.116.00
herein is now due.
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By:
,02/12/85
ARCHITECT'S CERTIFICATE FOR PAYMENT
In accordance with the Contract Documents, based on on -site observations and the
data comprising the above application, the Architect certifies to the Owner that to the
best of the Architect's knowledge, information and belief the Work has progressed as
indicated, the quality of the Work is in accordance with the Contract Documents, and
the Contractor is entitled to payment of the AMOUNT CERTIFIED.
AIA OOCUMUIIT GM,APPLICATION AND CERTIFICATE FOR PAYMENT • MAY 198T 1WHON • AIA- • t 19aT
Fill %"l -ofik 1�•�r�n-11 fir lw l,nl, V. 1�1: ,.��!� Yhfty A1n-11.n . ��� "4im411:1'In•r 1)1 ,WY,
State of: ghti,4116. _ �" ''f'C'�un oj: A-a4,o1"9 e
Subscribed and swc �i• /.r -s day of Fs6•..o J• ,19 8.Y
Notary Public
My Commission expitrs: •••4y ��' '• res
AMOUNT CERTIFIED.. ��/ipr ..*... ,��ya�............. $
(Attach explanation if amour%�N Pit ol?" ffers from the amount appliec
ARCHITECT:
By: Date:
This Certificate is no egoliablck The AMOUNT CERTIFIED is p abl
Contractor named herein. Issuance, payment and acceptance of payment
prejudice to any rights of the Owner or Contractor under this Contract
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Al.1 DOCUMENTS (3702)W ,,70At
GENERAL INFORMATION:
AIA Document G702;" Applrf ation and Cerfttic ,fir for An•m(-nl, is to be usl-d in (onittnc loon with AIA t hm u(ncvn G; 11,
Continuation Shee(. Ihe%eflo(uml-nls an• designed In he use(f tin a tin+µ" l where •1('nntrat for has a rliro•t 1 At rel-menl "fill Ihl-
Owner. Procedures for their use are covered in AIA I o(ollivol A -MI, (,(,fit -fill Conditions of the Contra( (for (.stricken, 1974
Edition.
9, COMPLETING THE G702 FORM:
After the Contractor has comlifojVIVINIA Document ( :7n 1, [;onf,nu,,non %heel, %utlmar• information shtmld be transferred to
AIA Document 67112, Appbc,Ufon.and Cbrit/t(ate for Rnmenl '
the Contractor should sign the form,'have it nolarlied and %obmrt it, itrltelher %%fill W(I1, to till- Archilw t.
The Architect should review it and, If it is at(e•plahle• / nmplete the Ar(hfie( 0. Cerfinrate for Pavmeol an this form. The
completed form should he forwarded to the (h%tier.
C. COMPLETING THE G703 FORM:
Heading: Complete the information here consistent with similar information tin AIA Document G702, Application and
Certificate for Fhyment.
Columns A, B & C: These columns should be romplefed by mMnnh tilt; the various portions of the projec t and then scheduled
value consistent with the %chedule of values suhmilled to 1he Mt hirer 1 at Ihe• c ufnnurnc ement of the projec t fir a% suhsequently
adjusted. The breakdown may he by sec tions of the Work c 1r by %film ontrac for% and should remain cunststl-nt throughoul Ihe
Project. Multiple pages should he used when required.
Column C should be subtotaled at the bottom when more Ilan ton(- pate is used and totaled on the last page. Initially, this total
should equal the original Contract Sum. The total of colwnn ( map be adjusted by Change Orders during; the project.
Column D: Enter in this column the amount of completed Work f overed by the previous application. This is the sum of columns
1) and E from the previous application. Values from t ulumn r m1.nenak Presenliv 5lored► front prior payments should not be
entered in this column.
Column E: Enter here the value of Wink completed until the time of IN% application, including the value of materials
incorporated in the project which were listed on Ihe previous At and Certificate it Payment under Materials Presently
Stored (column E).
Column F: Enter here the value of Materials Pfesent1v's1dred for "hills patiment Is sought, Tlu- total of the column must be
recalculated at the end of each pay period, this value (eners both materials newly stored for whit If payment is sought and
material% previously stored which are not yet mcurporated into Ihe Projecl. Mere payment by the Owner for stored materials
does not result in a deduc lion from this column. Only a%materials are inrnrporaled into the Protect is their value deduc led from
this column and incorporated into column E (Work Completed- Ihts I'erumh.
Column G: Enter here the total of columns D. F and E. Call ulale the pert enlage completed by dividing c olumn G by column C.
Column H: Enter here the different a bvhveen is slonto t : Is(h(-dulud Value; .'od ( I dumn G 4 It ( ompleted and stored it) I )ate).
Column 1: This column is normally used only for contrails where variable rf-tainage is permilled on a line -item basis. It need not
he completed on protects where a c onstanf rel,unag:e Is will held IIins the overall f ontraf t amount.
ChangeOrdef's: Although Change Orders ( could he lift orporaleil by t hanginy, the s( hef tole of wdlle%eac h time a('hangte( order a
added to the Project, this is not norm,dly dune, Usually, Chant!e Orflers ,fir hstefl %eparalely, either fen their own (:703 Is or al
the end of the basic schedule. Ilie ding unt of the ong;inal c tmllac t a lIoNed ley If half%(- c lder% is its he entered in the appropriale
location on the G702 form.
D. MAKING. PAYMENT
The [honer should make payment diret tly to Ihe• Contrat tut based on the amount 4 erldred by the Ar(hile(t on AIA Onc umenl
C702, Application and Cwtilicale for Itn•rnenl. I he completed loon contains the name and address tit the ( untrat tor. Payment
,hould not he made to anv other p.f►Iv unto s speiollcall%• bmb( aced on this form.
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� AIA Document G701, APPLICATION AND CERTIFICATt FOR PAYMENT, containing APPLICATION NUMBER: FOUR
Contractor's signed Certification is attached. APPLICATION DATE: 02-11-85
In tabulations below, amounts are stated to the nearest dollar. PERIOD TO: 02-11-85
Use Column 1 on Contracts where variable retainage for line items may apply. ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO: KENAI POLICE DEPT.
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A
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
ITEM
DESCRIPTION OF 1VORK
SCHEDULED
VALUE
WORK COMPLETED
MATERIALS
PRESENTLY
TOTAL
COMPLETED
%
(G+C)
BALANCE
TO FINISH
RETAINAGE
FROM PREVIOUS
APPLICATION
THIS PERIOD
NO.
STORED
AND STORED
(C - GI
ID + E)
(NOT IN
D OR EI
TO DATE
ID+E+FI
MOBILIZATION
1,146 -
917-
229
825
607
TEMP. FACILITIES
675-
675-
f917
180
506
PROJECT SIGN
ENGINEERING
562 -
4,555 -
562
4,100
562-
4,100o,
100
90
455
3,690
BOND & INSURANCE
11,808 -
13,955 -
11,808 -
Q,071 -
2,093
11,808
11,164-
100
80
2,791
10,627
10,048
DEMOLITION
SITE 6 EARTH WORK
16,333-
14,700-
14,700
90
1,633
13,230
CHAIN LINK FENCE
888-
888
10,065
LANDSCAPE
PAVING
10,065 -
15,744 -
12,595-
12,595-
80
3,149
11,336
FOOTING
3,300 -
13,500 -
2,970 r
12,825 -
330
3,300
12,825
100
95
675
2,970
11,542
INTERIOR SLAB
EXTER. SLAB b CRUBS
11,130 -
7,791-
7,791
70
3,339
7,012
REINFORCED MASONRY
15,310 -
12,248 -'
3,062
15,3101,
1,136-
100
35
2,109
13,779
1,022
MASONRY RESTORE
STL.
3,245 -
6,691 -
1,136-
6,0210
etiQ 669
6,69 j?
100
6,022
MISC. b STRUCTURAL
10,644 -
10,644--
10,644
100
9,580
DEMEN LUMBER
ROUGH CARPENTRY
67,116 -
40,270--
13,423
53,693--
80
13,423
48,324
3,600
METAL STUDS
4,000 -
-
4,000 -
4,893--
257
4,000
5,150-
100
100
4,635
GLU-LAMS
WOOD TRUSSES
5,150
5,620
5,620--
5,620
100
5,058
FINISH CARPENTRY
35,229
5,414
5,414
95
35,229
285
4,873
VAPOR BARRIER & INSUL.
5,699 -
5,938 -
2,969 -
1,781
4,750
80
1,188
4,275
WOOD SIDING
BUILT UP ROOF
19,253 -
15,402
1,926
17,328
5,291
90
50
1,925
5,291
15,595
4,762
H. M. FRAMES 6 DOORS
10,582"
5,291
6,623
WOOD DOORS
6,623
3,497
WOOD WINDOWS
3,497 -
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AIA Document G702, APPLICATION AND CERTIFICATE FOR PAYMENT, containing APPLICATION NUMBER: FOUR
` Conlraclor'� signed Certification is attached. APPLICATION DATE: 02-11-85
In tabulations below, amounts are stated to the nearest dollar. PERIOD TO: 02-11-85
! Use Culumn 1 on Contracts where variable retainage for line items may apply. ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO: KENAI POLICE DEPT.
A
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C
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[
F
G
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NO•
DESCRIPTION OF WORK
SCHEDULED
WORK COMPUTED
MATERIALS
TOTAL
%
BALANCE
RETAINAGE
FROM PREVIOUS
APPLICATION
THIS PERIOD
VALUE
PRESENTLY
STORED
COMPLETED
AND STORED
(G , CI
10 FINISH
(C - Q
ID + EI
(NOT IN
D OR E)
TO DATE
ID + E + F)
FINISH HARDWARE
12,370 -
12,370
GLASS 6 GLAZING
7,411-
7,411
GYPSUM BOARD
6,871-
,
1,810
4,810
70
2,061
4,329
CERAMIC TILE
17,431-
P k Q
/ -10
17,431
ACOUSTICAL CEILING
9,840
9,840
RES. FLOOR iL CARP.
14,496-
14,496
SPEC. FLOORING
2,740 -
2,740
PAINT b TAPE
22,480 -
22,480
WALL COVERING
16,644 -
16,644
CHALK 6 TACK BD.
597 �
597
FIRE EQUIPMENT
376 ,�
376
IDENTIFYING DEVICES
1,025 --
1,025
LOCKERS 6 BENCHES
7,829 --
7,829
TOILET ACCESSORIES
2,755 -
2,755
TOILET PARTITIONS
2,825 -
2,825
KITCHEN APPLICANCES
600 ,-
600
CABINETS 6 STORAGE
19,787 -
19,787
WINDOW TREATMENT
562 -
coa
562
FOOT GRILLS
1,400 -
C.-7o 1
1,400
PLUMBING ROUGH -IN
19,030 r
i' ,6'2fs
4,60015,224
80
3,806
13,702
HEATING ROUGH -IN
4,530 -
4,530
4,530
100
4,077
PLUMBING FINISH
21,747 -
47"&-
.9� -
20
17,387
3,924
HEATING FINISH
5,437 -
ek4 .�
1,631
1,631
30
3,806
1,468
SHEET METAL
29,902 -
17,941
17,941
60
11,961
16,147
CONTROLS
9,967 -
4,984
4,984
50
4,983
4,486
ELECTRICAL ROUGH -IN
47,841 -
9,568
19,137
28,705
60
19,136
25,834
ELECTRICAL FINISH
28,000 -
28,000
M DOCUMENT WW • APPLICATION AND C1911FlCAll 1 OR PAYMENT • MAY 198J EDITION • AIA• • r 1'M3
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• AIA Document G702, APPLICATION AN13 CER11flCA7E fOR PAYMLNT, eonfaining APPLICATION NUMBER: FOUR
Cunlraours signed Certification is attached. APPLICATION DATE: 02-11-85
In tabulations below, amounts are stated to the nearest dollar, PERIOD TO: 02-11-85
Use Column 1 on Cunirdcls where variable retainage for line items may apply. ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO: KENAI POLICE DEPT.
A
B
C
D
E
f
G
H
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DESCRIPTION Of WORK
SCHEDULED
WORK COMPLETED
MATERIALS
TOTAL
%
BALANCE
RETAINAGE
NO,
VALUE
PRESENTLY
STORED
COMPLETED
AND STORED
(G+CI
TO FINISH
(C—Gl
FROM PREVIOUS
THIS PERIOD
APPLICATION
(0 + EI
(NOT IN
TO DATE
D OR EI
ID t E t F)
FIRE ALARM
9/000 �'
9,000
PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM
4,000
4,000
MANUALS 6 AS -BUILT
2,249
2,249
l96 Y9y
ab's3�3
TOTAL
638,000
88,879
.299it"
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340,351 267,884
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE STATE OF ALASKA I
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
CITY OF KENAI, )
Appellant, )
STATE OF ALASKA, PORLIC j
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UTILITIES COMMISSION, )
Appellee, )
Case No. 3KN-05- ODIW) Cl.
NOTICE OF APPEAL
COMES NOW, Appellant, City of Kenai, by and through its
counsel, and hereby gives notice of its Appeal to the Superior
Court for the State of Alaska, at Kenai, of the Decision of the
Public Utilities Commission of January 11, 1985, identified as
U-83-74 Order No. 7. declaring the practice, pursuant to the
common law, of municipalities directing utilities to relocate
their facilitiee located in municipal righte-of-way to be un-
reasonable within the contemplation of AS 42.05.251.
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This Notice le given pursuant to AS 42.05.951, AS 44.62.560,i`
end Appellate Rule 602. i
DATED this 14th day of February, 1985.,_ �t
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE STATE OF ALASKA
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
CITY OF KENAI, )
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Appellant, )
STATE OF ALASKA, PUBLIC )
UTILITIES COMMISSION, )
Appellee, )
Case No. 3KN-85-00161 Cl.
DESIGNATION OF RECORD ON APPEAL
COMES NOW, Appellant, City of Kenai, by and through its
counsel, and designates the record on appeal as followss L
1. Order No. 7, Case No. U-83-74 dated January 11, 1905.
2. A transcript of all testimony and proceedings relevant
to Order No. 7, Case No. U-83-74.
3. Exhibits admitted or rejected as to Order No. 7, Case
No. U-83-74. i
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4. Written evidence admitted or rejected as to Order wo. 7,
Case No. U-83-74.
DATED this 14th day of February, 1985.
CITY OF KENAI .r
By$
T-Im Rogers
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE STATE OF ALASKA
' THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
CITY OF KENA1, )
Appellant, )
STATE OF ALASKA, PUBLIC )
UTILITIES COMMISSION, )
)
Appellee, ;
Case No. 3KN-85.0010 Cl.
STATEMENT OF POINTS ON APPEAL
CONES NOW Appellant, City of Kenai, by and through its
counsel, and states the following grounds for its appeals ;
1. The Public Utilities Commission (PUC) looks jurisdiction
to adjudicate a dispute between a utility and a municipality over
liability for relocation expenses brought about due to con-
struction within a right-of-way owned by the municipality.
2. The PUC hoe misinterpreted statutes and case law as
having modified the common low rule on utility relocation s
expenses and has erred in adopting an administrative rule
abrogating the common low in accordance with ouch misinter-
pretation. .
3. The PUC has exceeded its authority granted under AS
42.05.251 by adopting 8 rule that requires municipalities to pay
utilities their relocation expsnsoo necessitated by improvements
in a municipal right-of-way for the public health and welfare.
4. The common low rule cannot be modified by implication.
5. Relocation expenses are not a fee, term, or condition
under AS 42.05.251.
6. A utilities interest in the use of municipal righte-
of-way under AS 42.05.251 is not an Interest protected by the ,
taking clause of the Alaska Constitution, Art. 1, Section 18.
7. A taking does not occur when a atility is required to
relocate Ito facilities in accordance with the common low rule.
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9. Nunicipalition have a proprietary intoreet in municipal
rights -of -way that justifies charginq utilities a use fee for j?
piecing utility facilitioa within municipal rights -of -way
pursuant to AS 42.05.251. !
9. Use fees charged by municipalities to utilities for
placing utility facilities within municipal rights -of -way
pursuant to AS 42.05.251 need not be directly correlated to
actual relocation expenses to be valid.
10. The PUC exceeded its authority in declaring void any
and all existing contract agreements between municipalities and
utilities that may be inconsistent with Order No. 7 by allowing
for a use fee.
11. Relocation expenses are not compensation to a munici-
pality.
12. Relocation expenses are not coats for the construction
of public improvements. j
1). Relocation expenses are normal operating coete in7ed
by a utility in the use of another's right-of-way re her than
expenses caused by municipal activity. fE
14. The PUC has exceeded its authority under AS 42.05.251 {
to act in equity.
15. Relocation expenses under the common law rule are not
discriminatory against utility ratepayers in favor of other
persona affected by municipal improvements.
DATED this 14th day of February, 1965.
CITY OF KENAI;,,-.
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THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
CITY OF KENAI, )
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Appellant, )
STATE OF ALASKA, PUBLIC j
UTILITIES COMMISSION, )
Appolloa, )
Case No. 3KN-85-0011rq Cl.
AFFIDAVIT OF MAILING
STATE OF ALASKA )
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT jao
MARY ANN DORE, upon oath, deposes and stotees That she in
employed in the office of City of Kenall that on the 14th day
of February, 1985, she served a copy of Notice of Appeal,
Stateaent of Points of Appeal, and Designation of Record on names
of record on the Service List attached, by placing true copies
thereof in the U. S. Post Office, at Kenai, Alaska, in a properly
addressed, postage prepaid envelope.
ary nn uOre
SUBSCRIBED and SWORN to before me this 14th day of
February, 1985. n
ary Pu lie for A ae s
y Commioelon Expireel
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SERVICE
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Andrew E. Hoge, Esq.
Charles R. Baldwin, Esq.
Counnel for Matanuska Telephone
Atty. for Homer Electric
Annarletion, Inc.
Amiaclation, Inc.
Hoge 6 Lekioch
P. 0. Box 4210
437 E Street, Suite 500
Kenai, Ak 99611
Anchorage, Ak 99501
0. Zone Smith, Esq.
Virginia A. Rusch, Esq.
Attorney for the City of WaRilla
Assistant Atty. General
Shonen Low firm, Inc.
Alaska Public Utilities Commission
P. 0. 874287
420 L Street
Wasilla, Ak 99687
Suite 100
Anchorage, Ak 99501
Darlene Crawford, Mayor
R. Max Clemente,
City of Soldovio
General Manager
P. 0. Drawer 8
Matanuska Telephone Anon., Inc.
Seldovis, Ak 99663
P. 0. Box 1388
Palmer, Ak 99645
Marion 8 Robert 3eneen
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Dolly Farnsworth, Mayor
P. 0. Box 107
City of Soldotna
Sterling, Ak 99672
P. 0. Box 409
Soldotne, Ak 99669
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B. Kent Nick, General Manager
Kenai Peninsula Borough
Homer Electric Aeon., Inc.
P. 0. Box 850
P. 0. Box 429
Soldotna, Ak 99669
Homer, Ak 99603
City of Kochemak
Gary Williams, Mayor
P. 0. Box 958
City of Homer
Kochemek vie Homer, Ak 99603
P. 0. Box 335 -
Homer, Ak 99603
Wrangell R. Ranch
General Manager
Ray McNutt, Heater Guide
P. 0. Box 614
h Outfitter
Kenai, Ak 99611
Sterling, Ak 99672
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STATE OF ALASKA
THE ALASKA PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
In the Metter of the Filing of a )
Tariff Revision, Designated as )
TA 15-89, by KENAI UTILITY ) U-84-2
SERVICE CORPORATION for a )
Municipal Facilities Relocation )
Cost Adjustment )
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RESPONSE OF CITY OF KENAI TO
The City of Kenai responds to the Tentative Order as
followel
1. The City of Kenai requests no oral argument or further
appearance before the PUC in this case.
2. The City of Kenai Is appealing the decision of the APUC
in Case No. U-83-740) to Superior Court, and all positions taken
by the City of Kenai in that appeal are referenced to this case.
3. If the Tentative Order in this case is finalised, the
City of Kenai will either move to join it in the appeal of
U-83-74(7), or appeal it separately.
4. The finality of the Tentative Order in this case should
be held in abeyance pending a final judicial decision in
U-83-74(7) which will be determinative of a decision in this
case.
DATED this 14th day of February, 1985.
CI7OF ENAI
By:
gore
City Attorney
r.,
STATE OF ALASKA
THE ALASKA PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
In the Matter of the Filing of a )
Tariff Revision, Designated as )
TA 15-89. by KENAI UTILITY ) U-84-2
SERVICE CORPORATION for a )
Municipal Facilities Relocation )
Coat Adjustment )
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AFFIDAVIT OF MAILING
STATE OF ALASKA )
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THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT )
MARY ANN DORE, upon oath, deposes and statest That she to
employed in the office of City of Kenai; that on the 14th day
of February, 1985, she served a copy of Response of City of Kenai
to Order Tentatively Rejecting Tariff Revision on names of
records on the Service List attached, by placing true copies
thereof in the U. S. Poet Office, at Kenai, Alaska, in a properly
addressed, postage prepaid envelope,
sry 0
nn Dore
SUBSCRIBED and SWORN to before me this 14th day of
February, 1985.
ary Public for ALa9ka
Commission Expiress 0 -.7 21.7
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SERVICE LIST
Andrew E. Hoge, Eaq.
Charles R. Baldwin, Eaq.
Counsel for Matanuska Telephone
Atty. for Homer Electric
Association, Inc.
Association, Inc.
Hoge & Lokinch
P. 0. Box 4210
437 E Street, Suite 500
Kenai, Ak 99611
Anchorage, Ak 99501
Virginia A. Rusch, Eaq.
R. Max Clemento,
Aeointant Atty. General
General Manger
Alaska Public Utilities Commloolon
Hatanuoke Telephone Am., Inc.
420 L Street
P. 0. Box 138E
Suite 100
Palmer, Ak 9960
Anchorage, Ak 99501
0. Kent Nick, General Manager
General Manager
Homer Electric Aden., Inc.
Kenai Utility Services Corp.
P. 0. Box 429
P. 0. Box 614
Homer, Ak 99603
Kenai, Ak 99611
Jean S. Schanen, Esq.
Attorney for City of Neeille
Schenen Lew Firm, Inc.
P. 0. Box 1435
Nasille, Ak 99687
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A a9W by KUSW to ftw Its
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they► are in the way of city street projects
bas been dented by the = Public
The city had protested the snows
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utiUty hoped to use the surcharge
to quicidy recover the MOM"
vp
The m dome, as Proposed by Kant
UWtty 8ervWe Corporation,
cat of p
Una. The city of Komi bas a P�oolley of dot
wo shailar to
AS eulier Proposal by Homer Fdedde
psytog for Une relocaL by the gas, deg -
trio or telephone utilities. The water and U
Assodadon. The commlaslon last amuth
dented the =A reliant and based its
aewes system Is owned by the city.
KUBCOaadthedtyweregiventheoppor-
dental of the KUSW surcharge on the same
tunny to appeal the commission's nding.
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BACKGROUND AND PERSONAL DATA - CANDIDATES FOR APPOINTMENT TO
COMMISSIONS AND COMMITTEES
NAME - 141clma- W, s rLA�'/Lfi f�r�P�n�rE2
Resident of City of Kenai? _,.A.. How long? ,Bur Paoeezr OWNER
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Home Address /0�y STEt!/A/?TST.,, ,*Q1,4A 9`fso�el. _ q39- 7/38
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Name of Spouse - -411CII40
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Job Title 14-65/DE/d7-- lUWNE/L
Current Membership in organizations:
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Committees interested ins
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CITY OF KENAI
BACKGROUND AND PERSONAL DATA - CANDIDATES FOR APPOINTMENT TO j
COMMISSIONS AND COMMITTEES i
NAME 141,emol. W. 4' 7- L"R a/- Rio rpz
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Resident of City of Kenai? Ala How long? 80- PaoPglzr� O/..//gcm-
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Home Address /D!o 57 6UARTSr �I& A X 971o9a1.g.s3_ 7/,j8
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Job Title #O2E5/oENr- 0&)/va2
Current Membership in organizations:
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