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Work Session
June 21, 1989
Capital Improvement List
Junk Yards
Maintenance of Lawns and Green
Strips
1791-1981
CITY OF KENAI
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_ 210 FIDALG O KENAI, ALASKA 99611
TELEPHONE 283 - 7535
FAX 907-283.3014
NOTICE OF WORK SESSION
The Kenai City Council will be holding a work session on
Wednesday June 21, 1989 at 6:00 PM in the Council chambers,
immediately preceding the regular council meeting.
To be discussed
1. Capital Improvement List - 1989/90
a. Bicentennial
b. Boat Ramp
2. Review Municipal Code Regarding Junk Yards and
Private Businesses
3. Policy on Maintenance of Lawns and Green Strips
4. CIP Road Improvements Using Past State Grants
The public is invited to attend and participate.
Janet Ruotsala, CMC
City Clerk
DATED: June 16, 1989
1990-91 CIP Proposed
1. Congregate Housing 6,000,000
2. Tourism & Economic Development
A)
Boat Ramp Facilities
$200,000
B)
Interior Furnishings
Bicentennial
300,000
C)
Softball control
Center & Pavillions
150,000
D)
Old Town Roads &
Viewing Platforms
350,000
1,000,000
3. Community Road Development
2,000,000
4. Water & Sewer Thompson Park 3,000,000
$12,000,000
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130 trading bay road, suite 330
kenai, aiaska 99611
907 283.7732
SCHEMATIC DRSIGN COST BSTIE
40 UNIT CONGREGATE HOUSING FACILITY
XBPAI, ALASKA
This estimate is based on the Schematic Design attached herein.
In addition to the 40 apartments and its ammenities, is an Adult
Day Care Facility of approximately 2500 square feet.
Main Structure 40,000s.f. x $125.00/s.f. _ $5,000,000
Addition to Sr. Center Dining Room 1250s.f. x 125. = 156,250
Site Development
Paving 16,100 s.f. x 5.00 = 80,500
Landscaping 1 job = 20,000
Water and Sewer Lines 150 l.f. x 40.00each = 24,000
Furninshings and Equipment ie
Laundry Equipment, Adult Day Care, Office,
Commons, Conference Room etc. = 40.000
Sub -Total = $5,320,750
Architectectural and Engineering Fees 425,00Q
$5,745,750
Project Contingency 10% 574•575
TOTAL PRWBCT COST $6 , 32 r M
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KLUOM 4L A080CIATES
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June 21, 1989
.City Council
;City of Kenai
:..,210 Fidalgo
.Kenai, AK 99611
Re: CONGRZGATZ HOUSING rACILITY
Honorable Council Members:
."10n June 15, 1989, at the request of Pat Porter, I attended a
.meeting to discuss reducing the proposed Congregate Housing Facility
'Budget. Also in attendance at the meeting were Ken Brown, Laura
Glaiser, Sam Huddleston,-Keith Kornelis, Linda Swarner , and Herb
Wilborg. :The Schematic Design Construction Cost Estimate, prepared by
Carmen Gintoli, was reviewed and discussed by the group. Various
approaches to cost savings were discussed. The item having the most
cost saving impact, is reducing the square foot budget amount from
$125/sq.ft. to $115/sq.ft. The housing facility has quite a bit of
repetitive work such as wall layouts, cabinets, and fixtures which
should offer a savings over other public works structures. In
addition, it was the consensus that a $115/sq.ft. cost could be
budgeted and the building design modified as required to keep within
the budget.
Attached is a copy of the original estimate and an estimate which
we have modified. The proposed Senior Center Dining Addition cost has
been deleted from this project's cost. If you have any questions or
"heed more information, please feel free to call.
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Sincerely,
Kluge Associates
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..Bill Kl Principal Architect
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SCMDULTIC DZSIGN CINSTRUCTION COST ZSTIMTZ
40 UNIT CONGMGATZ SOUSING lACILITY
KENAI, ALhSXA
Main Structure 40,000 s.f x $115/s.f.
Site Development
Paving 16,000 s.f. x 2.50
Landscaping 1 job
Water and Sewer Lines 150 1.f. x 40.00 each
Re-route water and sewer mains (assumed)
400 l.f. x 50.00 each
Funrinshings and Equipment ie
Laundry Equipment, Adult Day Care, Office,
Commons, Conference Room etc.
Sub -Total
Architectural and Engineering Fees
Project Contingency 10%
TOTAL PROJZCT COST
$4, 600, 000
= 40,000
20,000
24,000
40,000
40,000
$4,764,000
381,120
$5,145,120
514,512
$5, 659, 632
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130 trading bay road, suite 330
kenai, aiaska 99611
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SCHEMATIC DESIGN CONSTRUCTIOK CAST ESTIMATE
40 UNIT CONGREGATE HOUSING FACILITY
RENAI, ALASKA
This estimate is based on the Schematic Design attached herein.
In addition to the 40 apartments and its ammenities, is an Adult
Day Care Facility of approximately 2500 square feet.
Main Structure 40,000s.f. x $125.00/s.f. _ $5,000,000
Addition to Sr. Center Dining Room 1250s.f. x 125. = 156,250
Site Development
Paving 16,100 s.f. x 5.00 = 80,500
Landscaping 1 job 20,000
Water and Sewer Lines 150 l.f. x 40.00each 24,000
Re-route water and sewer mains (assumed)
400 l.f. x 50.00each = 40,000
Furninshings and Equipment ie
Laundry Equipment, Adult Day Care, Office,
Commons, Conference Room etc. = 40,000
Sub -Total = $5,360,750
Architectectural and Engineering Fees 425,000
$5,785,750
Project Contingency 10% 578,575
TOTAL PROTECT COST $6,364,325
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CITY OF KENAI
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_ 210 FIOALGO KENAI, ALAKKA 99611
TELEPHONE 283 - 7535
FAX 907-283-3014
TO: Mayor J. Williams and Members of Kenai City Council
FROM: Wm. J. Brighton, City Manager
DATE: June 19, 1989
RE: Cunningham Park and Additional Boat Ramp
At the June 7 City Council meeting, the Council asked "Does the
City the nave right to trade Cunningham Park for other real
estate of a larger size that would permit the same uses with a
boat ramp?" Attached you will find Exhibit Al, which is a
Quitclaim Deed to Cunningham Park, and Item 2 in that Deed is one
of the conditions subject to the gift. It is a reversionary
clause that indicates a reversion to Martha Cunningham or her
heirs in :he event the property is no longer used as a park.
The secona question the Council asked was regarding the
availability of the lots adjacent to and downstream from
Cunningham Park. Identified as Exhibit A2, are the four lots in
question, parcel numbers 36, 37, 38 and 39 which Bud Loftstedt
owns, with the indicated assessed valuation of $42,000 per lot
for a total of $168,000 and a total acreage of 4.769 acres. Mr.
Loftstedt has indicated that he has promised at least one of
these lots to another party, therefore it is unlikely the City
could get all four of them.
The third question that the Council asked was, "Are there any
other areas along the River that could perform the same service
as Cunningham Park, but do it more adequately, efficiently and
accommodate larger numbers of people?" Exhibit A3 is a 10 acre
lot with an assessed value of $96,300 abutting the river for the
entire length of the lot. Please note that the numbers I have
used in this memo are assessed value figures provided by the
Borough for taxing purposes and are not prices for the lots under
discussion. Exhibit A3, if it were available at a price the
Council was willing to pay, could resolve one of the dilemmas
that the Council has wrestled with for several years; a large
area, further up river from the present site of the boat ramps
owned by the City and an ample amount of space to park many
vehicles, and would appear to be an attractive place for tourists
wanting to put their boats in the Kenai River.
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In order to prevent the City from being accused of competing with
present and proposed overnight R/V parks, the Council could
designate Exhibit A3, should they have title, as an area where
tourists can put their boats in the river and park during the
daytime and put their R/V's on one of the overnight R/V parks
being established or that might be established by private
enterprise.
Janet Loper has gone one step further and checked with Parks and
Outdoor Recreation and Fish and Game regarding access to the
river from the Loftstedt property identified as Exhibit A3, and
received a verbal and strong support for developing that ten
acres in a fashion that has already been described in this
memorandum.
From a visual observation of the ten acre site, it appears to be
heavily wooded, 98% outside of the wetlands description, and an
ideal location for what it appears Council is looking for in
order to provide additional municipal access to the Kenai River.
Also provided in this packet is Exhibit A4, which is a memo to me
from Janet Loper concerning her telephone conversation with Parks
and Outdoor Recreation and Fish and Game within the State of
Alaska.
Exhibit A5 is an offer to sell or lease the lots under
discussion.
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CITY OF KENAI
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210 FIDALGO KENAI, ALASKA 99611
TELEPHONE 283-7535
FAX 907.283-3014
MEMORANDUM —
TO: Bill Brighton, City Manager
FROM: Janet Loper
DATE: June 15, 1989
RE: Availability of Access from Lofstedt Property
I have discretely checked with a couple agencies (Parks & Outdoor
Recreation and Fish & Game) regarding access to the river from the
Lofstedt property. Both agencies were familiar with the property and
felt that, while it is closely adjacent to wetlands, it is not close
enough to be hindered.
Both agencies pressed for a general description of use, which I did
provide them, and both stated strong support.
Do you wish this carried any further, such as written comments
prior to presentation to Council or would you prefer to wait for the
permitting process? I am available at any time to assist.
June 19, 1989
Mr. John Williams/Mayor
City of Kenai
210 Fidalgo
Kenai, Alaska 99611
Dear Mr. Williams:
Per our discussion, I would like to propose the following as our
offer:
1) We will agree to sell three (3) lots adjoining Cunningham Park
on Beaver Loop Road for $75,000.00 each. With a possible option
for the City of Kenai to buy a fourth lot.
2) Concerning the other ten (10) acres on Beaver Loop also discussed,
we would be willing to lease this property on a long term basis.
Specifics and terms to be agreed upon after discussion at a
later date.
Thank you very much for considering our offer and we look forward
to hearing from you soon.
Sincerely,
Vernon L. "Bud" Lofstedt
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City Manager
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12.10.010-12.10.020
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(b) The sale, offering for sale, or furnishing of
intoxicating liquor in violation of the State law or ordinances
of the City, or a place where intoxicating liquor is sold,
offered for sale, or furnished in violation of the State law or
ordinances of the City;
(c) The exposure, display, sale, or distribution of obscene
pictures, books, pamphlets, magazines, papers, documents, or
objects, or a place where such are exposed,'displayed, sold, or
distributed;
(d) A place where persons gamble, whether by cards, slot
machines, punch boards, or otherwise;
(e) A place where prostitution, illicit sexual intercourse,
or other immoral acts are practiced;
(f) A place where activities in violation of State law or
ordinance are carried on;
(g) The public exposure of a person having a contagious
disease;
(h) The continued making of loud or unusual noises which
annoy persons of ordinary a'onsibilities, or the keeping of an
animal. which makes such 'noises;
(i) The operation or use of any electrical apparatus or
machine which materially and unduly interferes with radio or
television reception.by others;
(j) Any use of a street or sidewalk or a place adjacent
thereto which causes crowds of people to gather so as to obstruct
traffic on such street or sidewalk or which otherwise obstructs
traffic thereon, except as may be authorized by law or ordinance;
(k) All ditches, drains, wells, pools, cisterns, bodies, or
containers of water in which mosquitoes breed or area likely to
breed, or which are so constructed, formed, conditioned, or
situated as to endanger the public health or safety;
(1) Dank weeds or grass, carcasses, accumulations of
manure, refuse, or other things which are or are likely to be
breeding places for flies, Mosquitoes, vermin, or disease germs;
(m) Any building or structure which is dangerous to the
public health or safety because of damage, decay, or other
condition;
(n) Any pig, hole, or other thing which is so constructed,
formed, conditioned, and/or situated as to endanger the public
safety;
(o) Any fire or explosion hazard which endangers the public
peace, health, safety, or welfare; and,
(p) Any occupation or activity which endangers the public
peace, health, safety, morals, or welfare. (KC 12-2)
12.10.020 Abatement of Public Nuisances: (a) Some public
nuisances are of such nature as to constitute a grave and
immediate danger to the public peace, health, safety, morals, or
welfare. It is recognized that circumstances may be such as to
justify, and even to require, the City Administrator or other
IF,
12-2
(City of Kenai
Supp. #46 - 11/13/87)
12.10.020
appropriate officer or agency of the City government to take
immediate and proper action to abate such nuisances, or to reduce
or suspend said danger until more deliberate action can be taken
toward such abatement.
(b) The Chief of the Fire Department, the Chief of Police,
and City Health Officer, the Building Official, Electrical
Inspector, the Plumbing Inspector, or any other officer
subordinate to the City Administrator may submit, through or with
the consent of the City Administrator to the City Council, a
statement as to the existence of a public nuisance as defined by
KWIC 12.10.010 or by other sections of the ordinances of the City,
and a request or recommendation that it be abated. The City
Administrator himself, the Mayer, any Councilman, or any resident
or residents of the City may submit such a statement, request, or
recommendation to the City Council. The Council shall determine
whether or not the alleged public nuisance is a public nuisance
in fact. For the purpose of gathering evidence on the subject,
the Council shall have power to subpoena and examine witnesses,
books, papers, and other effects. Before proceeding to abate the
nuisance or to have it abated, the Council shall give notice of a
hearing on the proposed abatement to the owner of property
concerned and to any otherperson alleged or deemed responsible
for or to be causing the public nuisance, and an adequate
opportunity to be heard if such notice and opportunity for
hearing can be given. Such notice to the owner and other persons
concerned shall be given in writing by registered or certified
mail or by service by a police officer if their names and
addresses are known; but, if the names or addresses are not
known, and the public peace, health, safety, morals, or welfare
would not be unduly jeopardized by the necessary delay, a notice
of the hearing shall be published in a paper of general
circulation within the City.
(c) If the Council finds that a public nuisance does in
fact exist, it shell direct the owner and/or other persons
responsible for or causing the public nuisance to abate it within
a specified time if the public interest would not be unduly
_:.jeopardized by the consequent delay. If the public interest
would �,e unduly jeopardized by the consequent. delay, or if lair::
owner or other persons responsible for or causing the public
nuisance do not abate it within the specified time, the Council
shall direct the City Administrator to abate the public nuisance
or to have it abated if summary abatement is practical. The
costs and expenses incurred by the City in such abatement shall
be chargeable to the owner, and levied and collected as property
taxes are levied and collected.
(d) The procedures for abating or dealing with public
nuisances as prescribed in this section shall be cumulative and
in addition to any other procedures authorized by law or
ordinance. (KC 12-3)
12-3
(City of Kenai
Supp. #46 - 11/13/87)
12.10.030-12.15.010
12.10.030 Public Nuisance Unlawful: It is unlawful for any
person (owner, lessee, or other) to create or maintain a public
nuisance within the City, or to permit a public nuisance to
remain on premises under his control within the City. (KC 12-4)
Chapter 12.15
RESTAURANTS
Sections•
12.15.010 Definitions.
12.15.020 Permits Required.
12.15.030 Permits.
12.15.040 Permit Fees.
12.15.050 Inspection Procedure.
12.15.060 Revocation of Permits.
12.15.070 Sanitation and Building Requirements.
12.15.080 Rules Applying to Employees.
12.15.090 Appeals.
12.15.100 Penalty for Violation.
12.15.010 Definitions: The following definition shall
apply in the interpretation and enforcement of this chapter:
(a) "Restaurant" shall mean any restaurant, coffee shop,
cafeteria, short order cafe, luncheonette, tavern, sandwich
stand, drug store and/or soda fountain serving food, and all
other eating or drinking establishments, as well as kitchens or
any places in which food or drink is prepared for sale to the
general public.
(b) "Food" shall mean and include all articles used for
food, drink, confectionery, or condiment whether simple, mixed,
or compound, and all substances or ingredients used in the
preparation thereof.
(c) "Employee" shall ;Wean any person who handles food or
-drink during preparation or serving or who comes in contact with
any eating or cooking utensil, or who is employed in a room in
which food or drink is prepared or served.
12-4
(City of Kenai
Supp. #46 - 11/13/87)
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V.,'e i i1 e u� ti J1 e trongl,; t,rge the City of Kenai t(-) consider the
continuauc-1ri,,-!e, from Candlei t Drive to the
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Kenai Golf 1, F
We feel -mi': -,a�.es since to pave the last two blocks to the golf course
while the is -,.-C)rking there, and would put an end to all dust
problems c-,,)urse traffic.
NAME ADDRESS DATE
We 1 n (Iniz.1 -I-ge t,e Citv of Knai to consider the
Drip from Candi!,Hght DrI'Ve to the
Continuat" "I i'aWIL011 Dri —I
kenai Goi
We feel ., ,,% !Ilelast two, h1acks to the golf course
while the e(.jUjP!jj!-,T ng, tl,,ere. and would put an end to all dust
problems created
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?i e �lr.u: r.` fgned strongly• urge the City '",I Ker!ai v Ck resider t!ZH
cc)nt;nUaitt:)n of having on Lawton Drive. from i:andlelight Pri°ve to the
Kenai Golf
We feel -)mlv makes silIC-e to Pave the last two biocks to the golf course
while the ;r,;juipment is woo- Mg there. and would lout an end to all dust
problems h1i rjoff our4e traffic.
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",'e the unu rsign!ad strongly urge the City st Kenai to consider the
C OMInuatiOn f) on l.,arti-ton give, l'r7m Candlelight Drip to the
Kenai G0111" Course.
T e feel A onii, ma- kes since to pave the last vm('.) blocks to the golf course
--- sI' 'le th<4 eaument is worLing there. and',.could put an end to all dust
? oblemis cre t[ed b; goif course traf' ic.
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210 FIDALGO KENAI, ALASKA 9N11
TELEPHONE 283 - MIS
FAX 907-283-3014
MEMORANDUM
TO: Wm. J. Brighton, City Manager
FROM: Keith Kornelis, Public Works Director
DATE: June 16, 1989
RE: CIP - Road Improvements
Usina Past State Grants
FOR: Council Meeting or Work Session 6/21/89
Below is a summary of costs for the projects that our City
Council wanted cost estimates on:
` 1 Cost Est. Accum. S
1. Fathom/Toyon Intersection $100;000 $100,000
2. North Upland & Highla - Lt 178,000 278,000
3. South Upland � � 67,000 345,000
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Aspen & 5th 232,188 577,188
5. Lawton - Candlelight to
Golf Course o 112,200 689,388
See the attached cost estimates for a more detailed analysis of
these projects.
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MEMORANDUM
TO: Keith Kornelis, Public Works Ddrector
FROM: Jack La Shot, City Engineer
DATE: June 15, 1989 U
RE: Project cost estimates
ToYou Way Intersection
Project includes: A.C. paving, curb and gutter, catch
basins and an infiltration structure (not recommended)
Construction $ 50,000
Engineering, Inspection, Surveying 15,000
65,000
Contingency 10,000
Total 75,000
Construct outfall for drainage 25,000
Total $100,000
JAgtnen and Fifth
Project includes: Water, sewer, A.C. paving, curb and
gutter, seeding
Fifth - 250' east and west of Birch Street
Aspen - House in R/W not considered
Fifth Street
Construction:
Water, sewer, gravel $ 83,000
• Curb and gutter, A.C. paving 31,200
$114 , 200
Engr., Inspection, Surveying
20% construction 22,840
$137 , 040
Contingency - 10% 13,704
Total $150 , 744
Axpen
Construction:
Water, sewer, gravel $ 41,700
Curb and gutter, A.C. paving 20,000
61,700
Engr., Inspection, Surveying 12,340
74,040
Contingency - 10% 7,404
$ 81,444
TOTAL (BOTH STREETS)
Lawton Drive - Candlelight to Golf Course
Project includes: Strip pave existing street
Construction
Engr., Inspection, Surveying
Contingency - 10%
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$ 85,000
17,000
$102,000
10,200
$112,200
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Dear Keith,
CONSULTING ENGINEERS
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As you requested, I have prepared a cost estimate for improving Upland Street
from Highland to Overland and for Highland Avenue from Upland to Main. The
Cost Estimate is based" on the plans recently submitted to you for the Oldtown
improvements. My estimate is as follows:
Upland (Highland to Overland) and Highland (Upland to Main):
Construction
10% Contingency
Subtotal
12°10 Insp./Survey
$144,153.00
14,415.00
$158,568.00
19,028.00
€" Total $177,596.00
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Recommended Project Budget: $178,000.00
would recommend that improvements to Upland be extended on south to Cook
venue. This would add approximately $67,000.00 to the total cost of the
loject, including the inspection, surveying and contingency, for a total
commended budget of $245,000.00
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TO DO LIST
June 21, 1989
KENAI CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION
1. B. Brighton - Check int area at end of Angler Dr. and
Cunningham Pk. for use s boat launch - Corps. of
Engineers permit?
2. B. Brighton - Pursue g�emolition of old buildings:
Treat Cabinet Buildi g
Harborview Hotel
Kenai Korners Buil ng
3. C. Brown - Prepare assessment district for paving,
Lawton Dr. to gol� course
4. B. Brighton - If/residents of S. Upland are willing to
donate land, addto road improvements list
5. K. Kornelis T lk to residents of Aspen & 5th
re/utility lin s
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