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KBNAI CITY COUNCIL - REQULAR XNETING
DULY 3, 1996
7800 P.M.
KLNAI CITY COUNCIL CNR1[BBRs
1. Pledge of Allegiance
2. Roll Call
3. Agenda Approval
4. 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 case the item will be
removed from the Consent Agenda and considered in its
normal sequence on the agenda as part of the General
Orders.
8. 8C8UDOLED PUBLIC COAT_ (10 Minutes)
i. Bunny span - Fair for Youth.
2. sue and Frederick Dutbweiler - Access to Mouth of Kenai
River/South Side.
C. PUBLIC UEARIN N
None scheduled.
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D. COMMIssIONLCOMMITTE$ R EN-1s
1. Council on Aging
2. Airport Commission
3. Harbor Commission
4. Library Commission
5. Parks & Recreation Commission
6. Planning & Zoning Commission
7. Miscellaneous Commissions and Committees
a. Beautification Committee
b. Historic District Board
c. Challenger Steering Committee
d. Kenai visitors & Convention Bureau Board
B. NINUTSs
1. *Regular Meeting of June 19, 1996.
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1. Discussion - Extension of Water/Sewer Mains - Habitat
for Humanities/Habitat Acres,
2. Discussion/Approval - Letter Giving Written Notice and
Reasons for Proposed Removal of City Manager,
1. Bills to be Paid, Bills to be Ratified
2. Purchase Orders Exceeding $2,500
3. *Ordinance No. 1705-96 Increasing Estimated Revenues
and Appropriations by $5,987 in the General Fund as a
Result of the Rural Community Fire Department Grant
Awarded to the Kenai Fire Department.
4. *Ordinance No. 1706-96 - Increasing Estimated Revenues
and Appropriations by $10,00o in the New Capital
Project Fund for a Phase I Environmental Assessment of
the Airport Jet Fuel Facility.
5. *Ordinance No. 1707-96 - Increasing Estimated Revenues
and Appropriations by $10,000 in an Existing Capital
Project Fund or Additional Drilling and Environmental
Testing at. the City Maintenance Shop,
6. Approval - Assignment of lease/Lot 91 Block 1, Cook
Inlet Industrial Air Park from Harry O. Johnson, III
and Diane H. Johnson to Harry 0--Johnson, III, Diane H.
Johnson, Ronald G. Bridge and Marilyn J. Bridge.
XECt MM 83B8I06 - None scheduled.
HREEFT _ -L- •, ;:
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Mayor
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City Manager
3.
Attorney
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City Clerk
5.
Finance Director
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Public Works Director
7.
Airport Manager
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J. DI8QUAZON :
1. Citizens (five minutes)
2. Council
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KENAI CITY COONCIL - REGM6AR MEETING
JULY 3, 1996
7100 B.M.
KENAI CITY COUNCIL CRAMHERS
MAYOR JOHN J. WILLIAMB v PRHBIDING
Mayor Williams called the meeting to order at approximately-7:02
p.m. in the Council Chambers in the Kenai City Hall Building.
Mayor Williams led those assembled in the Pledge of Allegiance.
A-Z.
Roll was taken by the City Clerk. Present were:
Bannock, Williams, Bookey, and Swarner.
Absent was Smalley.
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Moore, Measles,
Mayor Williams requested the following changes to the agenda:
• ADD To: B-a, Persons Hoheduled - Duthweiler presentation - Maps
of area -- property lines, ownership, etc.
ADD TO* H-a, PUrobase Orders Over $2#500 - Purchase Order to
Pacific Telecom, Inc. for Wellhouse #3 Project/
$5,556.00.
MOTIONt
Councilwoman Swarner MOVED for approval of the agenda as amended.
There were no objections. Williams noted the agenda, with the
changes would stand as read.
Mayor Williams noted he had no changes to the consent agenda.
MOTION:
Councilman Bookey MOVED for approval of the consent agenda as
presented. There were no objections. 80 ORDERED.
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2-1. Bunny Bean - Fair for Youth..
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Bunny and Rusty Swan reported efforts were being made to hold a
Music and Food Fair at the ballfield park the second week of
August, 1997. They discussed their idea with Bob Frates already.
No. Swan added, she had been involved with the Kenai River
Festival and will continue that activity. However, she and other
music groups, etc. of the area would like to do this type of fair
for the community.
Sponsors for the event, at this time, are Artworks Alaska and
Swan's Nest Restaurant. They are still in the working stages and
hope for the city's support. They will continue working with the
city on coordination of the use of the area, etc.
Mayor Williams reported the Industrial Appreciation Picnic would
probably be held in August again next year. He urged Swan to
coordinate with Frates so there won't be a conflict.
D-2. Bus and Frederick Duthweiler - Access to Mouth of Kenai
River/South Side.
• Mr. Duthweiler thanked the City Clerk for the cooperation in
researching minutes, etc. for them, as well as the council for
their efforts to do something about the dgstruction to the beach.
Their main reason for speaking to council was because their
property had been affected through the city's actions.
A letter from Mr. & Mrs. Duthweiler was included in the packet to
which Mr. Duthweiler referred. One of their objections was that
they were not notified of the city's considerations -prior to
their actions. Through the city's actions, the problem has
switched from the city beach to the beach in front of their
property. They personally had been working over the years with
the city, borough and state in regard to bluff erosion. They
were probably the only property owners with beach access on both
sides of their property. There was a lot of traffic on both
sides of the river with the majority of the traffic going to the
mouth of the river.
Duthweiler also stated the noise of the vehicles, often without
mufflers is a serious problem, along with the oil dripped from
vehicles onto the beach. More and more people walk on the beach.
In the future, the local governments would have to deal with
those problems as well.
Duthweiler continued, closing the north side of the river would
put more pressure on the south side. The Borough had been
working on the river (river protection ordinance) to keep it as a
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natural resource. Council should have looked
problem instead of closing access to the road.
opening of the one -lane road to the cannery t
(it is a 661 wide easement). That area could
and let people walk to the river.
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at the overall
He suggested the
a two-lane road
be used for parking
Duthweiler stated he had been associated with the area since
1968. The Columbia Ward Cannery trucks have traveled the beach
for many years. He suggested the beach probably falls into the
public access since it has been used for so many years. Because
of the history of use, he was not sure it was legal for the city
to close access to the river. Also, if it was the back lands the
city was protecting, he believed the signs should have been
placed ten to fifteen feet out from the vegetation and parallel
to the beach instead of sticking out.
Mr. Duthweiler added, he believed a better answer would be to
place a road would be pushed through (on city property) on the
inside of the dunes and a parking area developed, and in the
future, boardwalks and viewing areas. It would be a wonderful
attraction for tourists, especially in the light of the borough,
city and state, all saying that tourism was the future and
economic base for growth. This area could be a positive tourist
attraction. He also thought there would be enough interest that
the Audubon Society and others would contribute to getting that
done if the city would not be able to do such a project. If the
pressure could be taken off the rest of the beach and parking
made available in the back lands; keep oil off the beaches; in
time produce overnight camping there; it would be better for that
area.
Councilman Moore referred to Duthweiler's letter in which they
stated the signs were placed far more seaward than where they
should have been to protect the grassy dunes. Moore stated it
was council's intent to place the signs at mean high tide line,
putting them from a 15 ft. to 17 ft. tide. Moore asked if the
signs were below that. Mrs. Duthweiler answered they were not.
Mrs. Duthweiler stated there was a problem in the way the beach
was described. The council minutes describe the beach as steep,
however it is a gentle -sloping beach. Moore asked if the signs
were below or above what she would say was the mean high tide
line. Duthweiler answered no, but they were within the
grandfathered area of traffic along the beach.
She added, traditionally there had been high-water traffic along
the beach. Mr. Duthweiler stated there were three signs placed.
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One was located about 12 ft. from the grass area, one about SO
ft. from the grass area, and the third probably between 90 and
100 ft. from the grassy area. Moore noted at this -time there
were extremely high tides which would put the signs or anything
else under water that was on the beach. Mr. Duthweiler stated a
vehicle could have traveled between the second and third sign to
get to the beach, however then it would be in violation of the
signs.
Moore referred to the statement included in the letter, that the
city had failed to provide adequate public notice. Moore stated,
the discussion had been on the council agenda for a month and
one-half and discussed at length by council. Mr. Duthweiler
answered, they live in the borough and were affected by the
actions but not informed by council that this would be on the
agenda. It was something that would affect them, but it occurred
without them knowing it.
Mrs. Duthweiler stated that she understood the minutes to mean
IDcouncil wanted to protect the grassy uplands. However, to do
that, it would not be necessary to go all the way up to the mean
high tide line. Also, public access had been closed down. Moore
added, at high tides. Mrs. Duthweiler stated, it is a
traditional use public access. It's grandfathered.
Moore asked if the property owners own to the mean high tide
lines. Mrs. Duthweiler answered, they do, but cannot stop
traffic through there. Mr. Duthweiler added, they had already
checked that out extensively through the State. They told them
the area had been used historically for public traffic and that
if it had been used for seven years, it falls into the public
domain. This area has been used since the turn of the century.
Mrs. Duthweiler added, if they took similar action in front of
their home, where they would love to do it, it would close access
to the mouth of the river at high tide. Moore asked if vehicles
could drive into their yard. Mrs. Duthweiler answered, they have
a steep bluff. They own up to 200 ft. of beach. Moore asked how
far above the mean high tide line could vehicles travel. Mr.
Duthweiler answered they could go to the area where they had
driven for the past seven years. Any place where people have
driven for a seven-year period becomes public access, whether
they own it or not. They cannot restrict it as it is a
transportation corridor.
e Councilman Bannock referred to Item No. 4 of their letter ("Not
in their back yard.'$) in regard to Cetacea Way. He stated he had
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received several phone calls during the week about the subject.
Bannock referred to the maps distributed at the beginning of the
meeting and stated, the ground he was referring to did not
include the subdivision portion of Cetacea Way (Unnamed Road on
the map). Mrs. Duthweiler stated she believed the property south
of their property had been purchased by the Kenaitze Tribal
Council. They have established their educational fishery by that
beach entrance. By directing further traffic to that area, a lot
of children would be at risk when they are fishing. The beach
fishermen, wanting to travel to the mouth to dipnet, would be
there at the same time as the Tribe members as they both would be
using incoming tides.
Bannock stated his reason that he maintains use of "Unnamed Road"
as an acceptable alternative and better alternative, was that the
whole conversation came to council over one thing to protect --
the dunes. At the Cetacea Way entrance to the beach, there were
no dunes. The driveway goes directly to the beach. The spot up
the beach, a vehicle has to carve through the dunes for the beach
access. However, he added, Duthweiler's were absolutely correct
in regard to the high tide discussion.
Mrs. Duthweiler stated a dune was being cut through on the edge
of their property because people go down the road and turn before
getting on the beach. They have done it on both sides of the
entrance. Mr. Duthweiler added, that dune had been cut and used
for many years -- since 1968. Mrs. Duthweiler continued, the
dune on the north end of their property, was primarily on their
side of the entrance. The city had no right to cut traffic - -
through there as it was a section line easement which had been
established over time. The Department of Transportation would
not allow that easement to be closed. It's there.
Bannock stated that any attempt to steer
other would raise chaos from either the
facts of the matter were that there was
further toward the water at the Cetacea
other. Referring to the noise problems
Mr. Duthweiler how those problems would
if Item No. 4 was a bad idea.
traffic one way or the
north or south. Simple
a driveway that went
Way entrance than at the
and pollution, he asked
go away for anyone else
Mr. Duthweiler answered, his last suggestion of placing a paid
parking lot (in the future) would keep the vehicles off the
beach. Bannock stated that was not a practical reality at this
time, however a great idea. Bannock restated, the council's
concern was to protect the dunes. If they wanted to protect the
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beach, they would have to eliminate all traffic. from the beach,
but that won't happen. The simplest way to access the river,
with what is there, was at Cetacea Way.
Councilwoman Swarner asked if the where the porta-potties were
situated, was that the Kenaitze fishing area. Mr. Duthweiler
answered yes. Swarner added, she was sorry they were not
notified by certified mail about council's discussions, but the
information was in the paper. It was one of the things they
assume people read in the Clarion. Mr. Duthweiler answered they
do not.
Councilwoman Swarner added, she believed the mouth of the Kenai
River was an example of another item directed to the
administration to do some research and give council
recommendations, but were let down.
Mrs. Duthweiler steted they have had a section line that was
encroached upon and narrowed there. There's a fence that had
been placed too far that allows more and more traffic along their
property which she felt was an abominable situation. This, in
addition to that was very offensive to them. She believed that
someone needed to look very closely at finding a solution, At
this point, providing an access to the mouth of the river, would
be the only solution. For the years that she had been hearing
about the situation, both the borough and city have said it was a
wetland. Permits could be obtained to build in wetlands. She
added, she had done that type of work in the past and volunteered
to help the city because she wanted to see something productive
done. She.added, this would not go away at this meeting and they
would be back.
Councilman Bookey asked Attorney Graves if the city would be
bound to grandfathering of the easement. Graves answered,
ordinarily the seven-year rule would apply to private property
created easement. However, there are severe limitations on how
public property could be taken by adverse possession. The
ordinary rule was you could not adversely possess public
property. He would want to double check if.that rule applied to
easements across public property for seven years to make sure it
was not an exception to the ordinary rule.
Mrs. Duthweiler added, if that was the case, the signs needed to
be up to somewhere where city land starts instead of on the city
boundary. Williams asked Kornelis what the disposition of the
• signs was and how they were located and how they came to be
involved in placing them.
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Kornelis passed out the "To Do" list from the May 1, 1996 council
meeting. Williams read from the list that Kornelis was to place.
four or five signs along the mean high tide line stating., "no. _
vehicular traffic above mean high tide water mark." Mr. Perrizo
was to mark where the signs should be placed. Also, place a "no
turnaround" sign on the Perrizo property.
Mrs. Duthweiler stated that was not a dead end. Mr. Duthweiler
stated that was a transportation easement. Williams stated the
particular easement was a section line right-of-way protected
under federal law with a 66 ft. easement. The problem
compounding this was that the city boundary split the 66 ft
easement -- half in the city- and half in the borough. Perrizo
was in the city. Council was trying to accommodate Mr. Perrizo,
protect the dunes, etc. all at the same time.
Kornelis stated he understood the signs were to be placed
parallel to the dunes and a distance back. Council directed his
to have Mr. Perrizo mark where the signs were to be placed and he
instructed his crews to do that. Kornelis added, the signs could
be moved easily. The photographs (passed out) showing the sign
placements, were not quite what he had in mind. The signs were
placed perpendicular to the water.
Kornelis added, the other sign (no turnaround) was placed because
motor homes were going down in that area and getting stuck and
couldnIt turn around. Perrizo,s request for the dead end sign
for no turnaround was to keep vehicles out that could not go on
the beach. Kornelis added, the city made the sign, but Perrizo,
he believed, placed the sign himsalf.
Williams noted there had been a lot of discussion through the
borough and city over the years about how to access the beach.
Mr. Perrizo came before council trying to get protection for his
property. Williams noted there were Fish & Game representatives
in the audience that were concerned about council actions taken
on the north side of the river. Williams added, concerns about
the mouth of the river, i.e. people, access, dipnet fishing and
tourism, was something that was compounded every year at this
time. He added, he didn"t know what the answer was as it gets
worse every year.
Williams suggested administration take it back for
reconsideration or the item be turned over to the Harbor
Commission to review again. Williams asked council for their
advice. Moore stated he wanted Kornelis to make sure what'the
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mean high tide line was and make sure no signs are placed below
mean high tide line. Mrs. Duthweiler stated that wouldn't help.
Williams stated there would have to be a point where they would
agree on something. Mrs. Duthweiler stated she would be willing
to accept moving of the signs to be parallel to the beach at a
point ten feet from the vegetated area of the dunes, which was
sufficient to protect them.
Williams stated he would be hesitant to make that decision at
this time without Mr. Perrizo being present for his input because
it was his property they were dealing with. Mrs. Duthweiler
added, at the expense of their property. She added, she wanted
the name and phone number of who they should call in the middle
of the night when they have problems.
Mr. Duthweiler stated if the council and city left them in the
situation they were in at this time, they would file papers to
take the entire 66 ft. easement and opening it for a Phase I
development of a motor home park to be placed on the northwest
corner of their property. They would have to have adequate fire
and police protection to open that road.
Williams asked if he was speaking of the section line that fell
midway between the borough and city property? Mr. Duthweiler
answered yes, there was 33 ft. of it within the city and 33 ft*
within the borough. Williams stated he had mentioned that issue
to Councilman Bannock earlier in the day that maybe what needed
to -be done was a- joint venture (similar to -the project to access
Chuda House from the highway) to develop that road, pave it, and
plow it in the winter. Williams added, perhaps the only thing -
remaining would be to develop it and open it to the general
public.
Mrs. Duthweiler stated that now the problem was that there were
uncontrolled, poorly developed sites which was worse than having
a good road, some control and someone in charge. Williams noted
that it had been his experience with the borough that if the city
takes the initiative, the borough usually lets the city have its
way.
Williams suggested administration meet with the Harbor Commission
to develop a plan that includes the development, paving and a
turnaround area at the end of the road, it could probably be done
without too much complaint from the borough as they would
. probably like not having to deal with the problem. Williams
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added, one question he had was whether the Duthweilers and
Perrizos were ready to accept growth which would be a result of
paving that road.
Mr. Duthweiler stated they could only speak for themselves, and
that if nothing else was done, that would probably have to be
done. However, they strongly felt that would just put more
pressure on the dunes and beach which would probably sink the
beach and the dunes would be lost in a matter of time. He
strongly believed that, at some point in time, a parking lot in
the back to encourage people to park there and have good access
to walk through a boardwalk system and viewing stands would be
needed. Mrs. Duthweiler added, she understood Fish & Wildlife
had funds to do a project like that. She added, she thought the
community could get together to pay for a facility like that.
Williams noted the suggested area for a parking lot was covered
with water during high tides. Mrs. Duthweiler stated during the
design, it could be reviewed.
Williams referred the topic to administration and the Harbor
Commission, working with the Borough Planning Department as well.
Mrs. Duthweiler requested notice of meetings having to do with
the matter.
B-3. Sandra Vozar and Dan makkinen -
Mrs. Vozar introduced herself as the owner of the Beluga Lookout
RV -Park in Old Towne. --She added, she and Mr. Hakkinen had been
before council some time ago to discuss the possibility of
purchase/trade of property, etc. Mrs. Vozar explained Mr.
Hakkinen was interested in trading his bluff property tin front
of the Beluga Lookout) for a piece of property she and her
husband own. Mr. Hakkinen was asking approximately $90,000 for
the bluff property. Their agreement, in the past, was that she
would pay for half of the cost Hof the bluff property) and donate
it to the city. The city would pay for the other half of the
balance.
Vozar stated, she and Hakkinen had reached a tentative agreement
and were requesting council consideration. She added, she did
not want her name on it or anything. Instead, there would be a
place for people to watch the whales, etc.
Williams noted the last time she spoke to council about this
matter, she and Mr. Hakkinen had not agreed on how they would be
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able to accomplish the sale. Williams asked Hakkinen if a
solution had been worked out?
Dan Hakkinen - 1260 Chinook Court, Kenai. Mr. Hakkinen stated
that he and Mrs. Vozar had discussed the matter. Mrs. Vozar has
a piece of property she would give to his for half of the bluff
lot in Kenai. He had been asking for $80,000 for the property.
If the city would pay $40,000, at that tiAe, Mrs. Vozar would
turn her portion of the property over to the city. The property
would then belong totally to the city.
Mrs. Vozar added, this was something they would like to get
settled as Mr. Hakkinen built a house and sold it. He was now
wanting to build another house on the piece of property she now
owns.
Williams referred the question to council and asked if the
council was interested in doing this? If so, they could probably
handle it by forwarding the matter to administration to get
appraisals and whatever else was necessary to review the
situation if council was interested in the proposition.
Councilman Moore stated he would want a public hearing on the
matter. Moore asked Mr. Hakkinen how much of the property was
left. Mr. Hakkinen stated, this particular property had not been
eroding. There were trees growing at the bottom of the property.
Williams noted he had been at the site earlier in the day with
members of the Anchorage Daily News. The -bluff was erodinq
rapidly in front of Mr. Peters house. _(Williams suggested
Kornelis have some gravel placed in that area as the bluff is
eroding almost into the street.) Williams suggested council
should take a physical look at the property.
Vozar added, there were trees at the bottom of the lot. Vozar
continued, she, Mr. Peters and the RV Park lost a large tract of
property from erosion, as well as Councilwoman Swarner's
property. (Councilwoman Swarner corrected Vozar. The property
she referred to as Councilwoman Swarner's property was owned
privately by Robert D. O'Connell and Dennis A. Swarner.)
Hakkinen added, as long as the dunes were not lost, his property
should be okay.
Williams suggested either turning the matter over to
administration for review or have council look at the property
and discuss it at a future meeting.
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Councilman Moore requested the matter be placed on the next
agenda for discussion. This would allow councilmembers to look
at the property. Administration could get the borough assessment
on the property as well. Williams noted the matter would be
placed under old Business on the next agenda.
None scheduled.
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D-10 council on Aging
Councilwoman swarner reminded council and the audience the senior
Center would be selling pies and hot dogs at their booth after
the parade. Also, minutes of the last meeting were included in
the packet.
D-2. Airport Commission
Councilman Measles reported the next scheduled meeting would be
held on July 11. Williams referred to an application for
appointment to the Commission included in the packet. The
application was from Rebecca Godek. Clerk Freas noted Ms. Godek
was already a member of the Historic District Board, but she
--found no Code restriction from -a person being on two
boards/commissions at the same time.
Airport Manager Ernst stated there was one opening on the
Cottmtission, however it was a designated seat for an FAA
representative. He had asked for FAA consideration to have a
representative on the Commission, however he had not had any
response from FAA on the matter.
Williams stated he and Ernst would talk with FAA to urge someone
to be on the Commission.
D-3. Harbor Commission
Councilman Bookey reported the next Commission meeting was
scheduled for July S.
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D-&. Library Commission
Councilman Moore reported the Commission met last night at which
the planned expansion of the library was discussed. The Friends
of the Library would be meeting on July 15 and had asked members
of the Commission to attend the meeting to discuss the expansion.
Also, the Library Commission would like to hold their August
meeting on July 30 in order to accommodate attendance and
finalize discussions in regard to the planned expansion. There
were no objections from council.
Moore also reported the summer reading program had over 200
children participating. Librarian DeForest reminded council the
reading party would be held on Monday, July 15 at 10:00 a.m. The
party would be held at he ballfields.
Moore reported the survey results had been completed and would be
included in the council's next packet.
D-5, parks & Recreation Commission
Councilman Bannock reported there had been no meeting held since
the last council meeting. The July meeting would be held on July
11 (moved from the fourth) .
D-6. Planning & Zoning Commission
No report. Minutes were included in the packet.
D-7. Miscellaneous Commissions and Committees
D-7a. Beautification Committee
Councilwoman swarner reported the next meeting was scheduled for
July 9 at 5:30 p.m. at city hall.
D-7b. Historic District Board
Councilman Moore reported the minutes of the last meeting were
included in the packet. He explained the reason for the length
of the meeting was due to using Parliamentary Procedure. He
added, they discussed the sign code and requested suggested
changes be forwarded to the Planning & Zoning Commission.
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D-7o. Challenger steering Committee
Williams reported he and Kathy Scott met with -Northwest -
Strategies and had since received a letter from them stating they
agreed to work with the city to find funding for the Center.
Northwest Strategies believe they could raise over $2.5 million
over a two-year period. The Steering Committee would be
reviewing the letter at their next meeting.
D-76. xenai visitors a Convention Suresu Board
Councilman Bookey reported the minutes of the last KVCBB meeting
were included in the packet. Their next meeting would be held on
July 8 pt 8:00 a.m.
B-1. Regular Meeting of June 19, 1996.
Approved by consent agenda.
Discussion - Extension of Water/Sewer Mains = Habitat
for Humanities/Habitat Acres.
Williams referred to a memorandum included in the packet from
Acting Finance Director Feltman in regard to allocation of grant
monies received for capital projects. In the memorandum she
stated, "All but legislative grants are reimbursable grants
meaning the City has to use its money to pay the expenses and
then wait for reimbursement by the State. The legislative grants
advance 20%, but then do not give us any until we have spent
in excess of the 20%. Needless to say, the City does not earn
interest on grant money." Williams noted he had requested this
information during the last meeting when he discussed a donation
be made to Habitat for Humanities to place water/sewer mains to
Habitat Acres from leftover grant funds (Thompson Park
Water/Sewer Project). Williams noted using the leftover grant
funds for this purpose would be difficult as the funds had been
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reappropriated to the Water Quality Development Program. The
reappropriated funds were to be used for the SCADA control
system.
Williams added, the city would also have to do the work
themselves which would add cost due to Davis -Bacon wage
requirements, etc. Habitat for Humanities had requested a
$30,000 donation, but he did not think the city could donate the
funds without DEC approval.
Williams added, the city's cost for an LID would be $52,500.
This would be more than if the city could make the requested
donation. Williams asked council if they wished to hold the
discussion or pursue it.
Bookey asked if Habitat would go forward and try to build?
Williams answered, it would be beneficial to the city to make the
outright donation. Habitat would know if they have funds in
their treasury to go forward with the project.
. Ronald Fullinck, Habitat Representative - Mr. Fullinck reported
Habitat had $17,000 in their treasury at the time and did not
know how much the development would cost above that amount.
Williams stated, even if the city would donate the $30,000,
Habitat would not have the additional $40,000 until some future
time. Fullinck agreed.
Williams suggested the topic be held and discussed at a future
time.
6-2. Discussion/Approval - Letter Giving Written Notice and
Reasons for Proposed Removal of City Manager.
Verbatim:
Williams: All right, that brings us to the Item G-2 under Old
Business and that is the discussion and approval by council of
the letter giving written notice and reasons for proposed removal
of the city manager. You have Item G-2 in the packet. The draft
letter and written notice and reasons and addressed from the city
attorney to the council. What is the pleasure of council at this
point. We should have a motion to introduce it. Councilman
Bookey.
0 Bookey:
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MOTIONI
Councilman Bookey MOVED that the draft letter of the written of
reasons for proposed removal of the city manager be accepted.
Councilwoman Swarner SECONDED the motion.
Williams: It's been moved and seconded for acceptance of the
proposed, written notice reasons for proposed termination by the
council. It was not the intent of the council to have too broad
of a discussion on this issue tonight, nor was it the intent of
the council to have any type of a public hearing tonight as the
code reads, we must have a thirty -day period between the time
that the city manager is notified and the time that the public
hearing is held.
We have set a date for that public hearing as of August the
seventh to hear the public testimony. I would ask if there is
any brief comments from council, at this time, that you make them
regarding this before we vote. Councilman Bannock.
iBannock: Just a couple. Mr. Mayor, since I didn't contribute to
this draft, do I have your permission to speak to it?
Williams: Why certainly. I think, with regard to the
contribution to the draft, there is very little business that
this council does that we directly contribute to with regard to
the business of the city. We're asked more to concur in
contributions and preparations that are made by staff on our
behalf. So, I would certainly hope that you would vote your
conscience on this matter. Councilman Bookey... excuse me, are
you still....
Bannock: I'm sorry, I've got just a couple. I guess I simply
will ask this to my fellow councilmembers. Looking through the
items described on pages 1, 2, and 3, some conclusions are drawn.
If some of the, if some or any of the conclusions of this draft
are reversed, who is willing to reconsider the termination
procedure?
Moore: Say again.
Bannock: If any or some of the conclusions of this draft are
reversed, who is willing to reconsider termination?
,a Williams: Councilman Bookey.
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Bookey: I guess that would have to remain to be seen what, what
you bring to the table. I, I, I think everyone of us are sitting
here with an open mind.
Bannock: Okay. All right. That's, that's pretty much the
answer I was hoping to get. I was hoping to get a little more
enthusiastic answer to that, but...Some of the items that, some
of the items listed, I give very little or no concern to.
Especially not to firing the city manager over them. However,
there are a couple of them that are incredibly legitimate
concerns that could be addressed. I've tried to ask as many
questions about them as I can. Try to, if nothing else, learn a
little bit more out of it.
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The only one, that tonight, if I may Mr. Mayor, talk specifically
to, is on Page 3. Ah, the last page. The third paragraph. It
has to do with the situation over our city bond payment. I have
taken the opportunity to speak with the branch manager, Mr. Ron
Linegar about this. I have asked him, that with council
permission, if he could speak to the National Bank of Alaska's
version of that day and exactly what happened and with Chair's
permission, I would like Mr. Linegar to do that.
Williams: I would prefer to defer all of those types of comments
and public testimony until such time as the public hearing is
held. Again, under the provisions of the Charter and that would
be on the August seventh meeting.
Bannock: Okay. That's all I've got then tonight. Thank you.
Williams: Further comments. Councilwoman Swarner,
Swarner: I guess I'm concerned about the paragraph in on Page 3,
and that's probably what Mr. Bannock is talking about. The
request from the city clerk. I guess I as a council person was
not aware of those and I guess I would like to see that paragraph
removed.
Williams: Paragraph 7 are you speaking of or Paragraph, which
paragraph are you speaking of?
Swarner: No. The paragraph right in front of, right prior to
number seven. I think, that you know, the first part, number one
and number two, I strongly agree with those two sentences.
Williams: I think the one you are referring to, the request, the
first request, the request came three times to the city manager
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for, let's see, the memorandums are in the back, Addition to the
Supervisor's Handbook. Is that the one you are referring to?
Swarner: Right, that's the one I...
Williams: A copy of the January 10th memorandum requesting an -
addition to the city's Supervisor's Handbook, addition requested
sets a policy in writing for preparation of documents for
inclusion in the city council meeting packets and topics to be
placed on the city council meeting agendas* it was dated
February 12th. There was a second one dated May the 22nd. There
seems to be documentation of the requests.
Swarner: Well, I feel that that paragraph isn't needed in our
letter.
Williams: Okay. How does council feel? Do you want to amend
the draft by omitting that one?
Swarner: I would so move to omit that paragraph.
Williams: Is there a second?
Bannock: Yes, I'll second it.
Williams: It's been moved and seconded. Any further discussion
on the matter? Councilman Moore.
Moore: Councilwoman Swarner, could I get you to elaborate a bit
on your reasons for that?
Swarner: I guess I see, i don't see that that is council related
as, as some of the other points. That's an internal...
Williams: Councilman Bannock.
Bannock: Mr. Mayor, this is one of the items°that you and I
spoke of last night and the notes that I wrote to that particular
comment is, Mr. Moore, maybe this will help answer that question,
I wrote, "How would I know this as a councilmember?" And `
secondly, "Should I, as a councilmember, know that?" .I think a
lot of the situations here, a lot of the situations here, are
things that councilmembers are treading in where they don't
belong and I think that was just a perfect example of it.
Williams: I think the paragraph is indicative of a far deeper
concern that many of us have for the performance of the city
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manager with regard to his job. I'm not sure that it's just the
specific issue of the, whether or not the city manager answered
the city clerk's request for the material to be added to the
Supervisor's Handbook, there are many, many things that have not
been included in this document. All one needs to do is pick up
the daily newspaper and read the factual comments that have been
made there and virtually none of those things have been included,
but they are all indicative, I think of, of the city manager's
management style, or lack of. I personally would vote to leave
it in.
Bannock: Sir, I'm sorry. That, that comment, cannot, that's not
correct. We're not using the newspaper or any other media for
the proposed reasons.
Williams: You're exactly right. I said one need only do that,
that they have not been included. Those items have not, we'll,
we'll take a vote on it. It's been moved and seconded for an
amendment. So is there further discussion on it? All right.
Seeing no further discussion, I will ask the Clerk to call the
roll on the amendment to remove.
VOTRI
Moore: No Measles: Yes Bannock: Yes
Smalley: Absent Williams: No Bookey: No
Swarner: Yes
Williams: All right. It stands three, three. It will remain.
All right, further discussion? Councilman Measles.
Measles: Just a couple of comments and I'll save most of them
for the public hearing if the public is not going to be allowed
to speak tonight.
It's a sad situation that this thing has gone as far as it has.
It has been an embarrassment to the public, the citizens of
Kenai, the employees of the City of Kenai, to this council and it
didn't have to be that way. There were provisions in the
contract to terminate the city manager under the contract terms
without all of this secrecy and everybody could have lived happy,
shook hands and went on their way. The council elected to by
pass the contract we had with the city manager, in secrecy from
the public, and in some cases, from some members of this council.
I have a real problem with that and in reading he accounts in the.
paper, I see that the statement was made that the city council
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runs this city. I believe the Charter provides, when operating
in a manager form, the city manager runs the city. The city
council sets the policy. But if, in fact, the city council is
running the city, maybe that explains the headlines, "Council
says city hall is lacking in direction." Thank you Mr. Mayor.
Williams: Thank you. Further comment? I would make a comment
myself in defense of the city council's five -member position
regarding the termination of the city manager.
It was the city council's intention to handle this thing in a
gentlemanly manner, in a manner befitting the integrity of the
removal of the city council, city manager. it was the city
council's intention to go into an executive session to offer the
city manager a severance, his severance pay and ask for his
resignation during the last city council meeting. However, it
was the city manager who himself circumvented that plan by
requesting this public hearing. By requesting that this material
be made public.
. Now this council has been taken to task time and time again over
the last three or four months for not coming forward and not.
telling what we felt was wrong with the way this city was being
managed unc:er the present city manager. Now, we're coming
forward and we're saying these are things that we find wrong and
not only this council, but the press has seen fit, as it has the
right to do, to examine public documents to determine what is
wrong here, and now we're being taken to task for being truthful.
I don't mind being taken to task, but I'm not going to -be taken -
to task for being secretive on one hand and truthful on another.
Now, this council is going to proceed as the Charter recommends,
as the Charter demands and we are going to continue with this
public hearing on August the seventh.
Now, I'm going to ask of the general public that any of you who
have testimony, that you prepare written testimony to be handed
in or read into the record as a permanent part of the record. I
will not disallow verbal testimony if you so feel to give that
verbal testimony. But the Chair would appreciate written
testimony to be placed in the record as an official part of that
public hearing. We are going to proceed because five members of
this council feel that this city has not been run properly and
the activities and actions of the city manger are indicative of a
need for change. That's where we are at today.
So with that, there being no further discussion before the
council, we will vote on the draft letter, the written notice and
KENAI CITY COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES
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PAGE 20
reasons for proposed termination of the city manager to be handed
officially to him. And with that, I will ask the Clerk to call
the roll.
VOTE:
Moore: Yes Measles: No Bannock: No
Smalley: Absent Williams: Yes Bookey: Yes
Swarner: Yes
MOTION PASSED.
Williams: All right, four members of the council prevail. It is
official that this particular document contains, and I will say
this for the record, many of the reasons why we feel the city
manager should be replaced, but not necessarily all.
Bannock: I. I'm sorry....
Williams: Not necessarily all. Those other things may be
. revealed during public testimony at the August seventh meeting.
Bannock: Then Mr. Mayor, then that's not providing him with
written reason why he's being terminated.
Williams: I have no idea what the general public is going to say
to the city manager or about the city manager.
Bannock: Can I refer that to the attorney?
Graves: The reasons for removal should be consistent with the
reasons in the letter. I think what the mayor is saying that
there might be other testimony. I don't know...
Bannock: Well then, if I may...
Williams: Um hmm.
Bannock: ...as I understand the Code, the thirty -day period is
to respond to the written reasons. So if there's other reasons
that come up thirty-three days from today, wouldn't in all
reason, with all reason shouldn't there be another thirty days?
We cannot continue...I, that's the way I understand this whole
document to be. This is what Mr. Manninen has thirty days to
prepare for.
Williams. That'sr
correct. That's absolutely correct.
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Graves: That's correct, Mr. Bannock. My understanding is the
mayor was saying there might be other testimony, but, but the
reasons for removal should be consistent with the letter given...
Bannock: And that's completely contrary to what Mr. Mayor just
said.
Williams: I don't think it was. At any rate, this council has
voted to go ahead and produce this document and hand it
officially to the city manager, ah, to Mr. Manninen and that has
been accomplished by this council. So, with that, we'll move
along.
Once again, the public hearing will be on August the seventh.
Las of verbatim.
• 8-i. Sills to be Paid, Mile to be Ratified
MOTIONS
Councilman Bookey MOVED for approval of the bills to be paid and
Councilwoman Swarner BLCONDED the motion. There were no
objections. 80 ORDERED,
8-2. Purchase orders Zzoesding-$2,300
MOTIONS
Councilwoman Swarner MOVED to pay the bills over $2,500 and
Councilman Bookey BNCONDED the motion.
MOTION TO AMENDS
Councilman Moore MOVED to amend the purchase orders exceeding
$2,500 and add the purchase order to Pacific Telecom, Inc. in the
amount of $5,556.00 and Councilwoman Swarner BSCONDED the motion.
There were no objections. 80 ORDERM,
VOTE ON MAIN AMENDED NOTIONS •
There were no objections. 80 ORDERED.
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8-3. Ordinance No. 1705-96 Increasing Estimated Revenues and
Appropriations by $5,987 in the General Fund as a
Result of the Rural Community Fire Department Grant
Awarded to the Kenai Fire Department.
Introduced by consent agenda.
8-6. Ordinance No. 1706-96 - Increasing Estimated Revenues
and Appropriations by $10,000 in the New Capital
Project Fund for a Phase I Environmental Assessment of
the Airport Jet Fuel Facility.
Introduced by consent agenda.
9-5. Ordinance No. 1707-96 - Increasing Estimated Revenues
and Appropriations by $10,000 in an Existing Capital
Project Fund or Additional Drilling and Environmental
Testing at the City Maintenance Shop.
Introduced by consent agenda.
8-6. Approval - Assignment of Lease/Lot 9, Block 1, Cook
Inlet Industrial Air Park from Harry 0. Johnson, III
and Diane H. Johnson to Harry 0. Johnson, III, Diane H.
Johnson, Ronald G. Bridge and Marilyn J. Bridge.
Attorney Graves stated Administration had no objections to the
assignment.
MOTIONS
Councilman Bannock MOVED for approval of the assignment of lease
for Lot 9, Block 1, Cook Inlet Industrial Air Park as stated and
Councilwoman Swarner SECONDED the motion.
Councilwoman Swarner asked if the assignment would
back to council again. Graves answered he did not
added, Administrative Assistant Howard did not have
information before the last meeting. The assignees
recording fees.
VOT21
There were no objections. 80 ORDERED.
0 JCtiT'1'IVE 8E88ION - None scheduled.
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i A=1=BZ=j-0N R1R0-
I-10 Mayor
No report.
I-2. City Manager
No report.
I-39 Attorney
No report.
I-4. City Clerk
No report.
I-$* Finance Director
No report.
I-6. Public Works Director
a. FAA Air Conditioner - Kornelis reported the FAA had
purchased two air conditioners to be installed in the Flight
service station. It would cost $15,000 for the installation.
b. Weilhouse Bid -,Kornelis reported the wellhouse
preconstruction hearing was scheduled for Friday, July 5.
c. Cberrier Letter - Kornelis referred to Information item
No. 9 as the city0s response to Cherrier*s letter.
Administration was now waiting for a response from Cherrier and
the appraisal.
d. Kenai Avenue Gate - Councilman Moore asked if the gate
had been placed and locked. Kornelis reported it had and added,
the signs were up as well.
e. Abandoned Vehicle - Moore referred to the abandoned
vehicle he reported on at the last meeting. Kornelis stated he
asked City Engineer -La Shot about it and he told him when the
city crew went to remove it, the vehicle was gone. Moore
reported it had been taken about 100 yards south of that spot
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because it was on a set net site and the fisherman needed it to
be out of the way. Moore added, there were also old batteries
thrown on the bluff in that area.
I-7. Airport Manager
a. ARFF Business Plan - Airport Manager Ernst reported the
business plan had been submitted to the FAA and put on the 1997
funding list and forwarded to Washington, DC. He added, they
were working with Senator Stevens' office to get it name -placed
and the amount of $8.1 million for that project. They are moving
forward. They would return to council with RFP's for interest
and qualifications for engineering the project and for doing the
environmental. Once an amount was decided, he would bring an
ordinance to council to appropriate funds. Both the engineering
and environmental costs would be reimbursable through the grant.
b. Automated Fuel System - Ernst reported the Automated
Fuel System at the airport was in operation. Banners and flags
would be placed, as well as advertisements on the radio.
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C. Float Plane Basin - Ernst reported there had been 305
operations on the Float Plane Basin from the middle of May to the
end of June. There were eight private slips filled and one
commercial.
citizens
Tim Navarre -
a. Transfer of Property - Navarre reported the transfer of
property was on the Assembly's agenda for introduction on July 9
and the Planning Commission would be reviewing the request for
approval at their July 8 meeting. He didn't foresee a problem
with it and had requested input from other members. So far, he
had not received any response. The Assembly would not be having
the item to them for public hearing or adoption until their
second meeting in August. Navarre suggested someone from the
city be present at the Planning Commission meeting during their
discussions.
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Navarre added there were some "patent pending' concerns which
were at the bottom of the map. The Borough had some codes in
regard to selling -or transferring without the "patent pending..
It could be a stumbling block.
b. Animal Control Shelter - Kornelis asked what progress
had been made in regard to the Animal Control Shelter discussion.
Navarre reported the Assembly felt that before they act, their
jurisdiction under animal powers needed to have an ordinance for
guidelines, etc. An ordinance will be introduced during the
first meeting in August. There was a possibility the item could
be placed on a shortened hearing in order to move it along
faster. If so, the public hearing would be held during the
second meeting in August. If not, it would the first meeting in
September.
Also funding issues and a companion resolution could be reviewed
at the same time. He hoped to proceed in that manner.
c. City !tanager/Reasons for Suspension Letter - verbatim:
Navarre: Not to go back over bad things, and I'm not going to
get into this city manager thing, but I an, I do, on a point of
order, and I didn't bring it up, at least from a public's point
of order because it can work from both sides, the fact that when
you're doing a letter of any kind and you have it maybe a public
hearing set for a different time, it is still an action that a
member of the public could bring items up that they would want
added to the letter, or in some cases, I suppose, they could
argue why they shouldn't have something in -the letter and that -
should have been allowed so long as they only spoke specifically_
to the letter or the content of the letter and not to the issue
at hand, in a sense. But, I just felt strong about that, but I
didn't jump up and go haywire. I held my seat. But, I did feel
bad. But I'm not holding any blame. I'm just saying, that's how
I would have tried to attempt. Thank you.
Williams: I might also comment that you need to review the
Charter and make yourself aware of the contents of the foundation
of the city before you try to rework things, Mr. Navarre. so,
thank you for your comment. End Verbatim.
d. DEC Subdivision Regulations - Councilwoman Swarner
asked Navarre what the Borough was doing in response to the
State's announcement it was repealing its regulations for
subdivision plan reviews. Navarre stated he had discussed the
matter with Lisa Parker (Borough Planning) -in regard to the
announcement. He would like the Assembly and Peninsula
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municipality mayors/administration to meet and discuss the
matter, after which a joint response to the state could be
formulated.
Swarner stated she thought Kornelis and city administration
needed to send a letter to DEC in regard to the subdivision
ordinance announcement as the city did not have its own
ordinances to follow. Navarre stated he believed the state would
be giving some time for local governments to develop their own
regulations, however he did not know what that amount of time
would be. He added, the Borough would be doing something and
wouldn't leave it unchecked.
J-2. council
Bookey - No comment.
swarner - a. Tent camping - Reported she had a constituent
comment to her that a friend wanted to use the tent camping area
but couldn't find it. She suggested a bigger sign be placed.
Williams suggested administration could look into it, but he
thought when the highway work was completed, it would be more
visible. Swarner stated it was an old problem and council cannot
assume people will know where the campground is. Williams
suggested the camping information could be included on the City's
home page.
b. AM Legislative committee Meeting - Swarner reported
the committee would be -meeting An Anchorage on August 8 and 9 at
which they would be.discu®sing the policies and procedures.
Swarner requested comments from council. Also, she was the chair
of the Economic Development committee and if council had comments
for changes, please let her know.
c. Acting city Manager - Swarner asked what the action
should be as at the last meeting, the motion was to have Police
Chief Morris be designated as the Acting City Manager for three
weeks. Those three weeks would end prior to the next council
meeting. Williams suggested a motion to continue Morris in that
capacity or discuss an interim city manager for the next four and
one-half weeks. Williams asked Morris how he felt about the
issue.
Morris stated, without complaining how busy it was, he would be
willing to continue, unless council felt it wanted to hire an
interim city manager until the August 7 meeting. Councilman
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Bookey suggested that, without knowing what the outcome would be
of the public hearing on August 7, he would prefer Morris to
continue as -acting city manager.
Councilman Bookey MOVED to have Dan Morris continue as acting
city manager through August 7. Councilwoman Swarner BECONDED the
motion. There were no objections. 80 ORDERED.
Moore - Thanked Police Chief Morris for his additional
service. Also, Moore stated he may not be in attendance at the
July 17 meeting and asked to be excused if required.
Measles - No report.
Bannock - Bannock referred to the response letter from DOT
which was included in the packet. He questioned the response to
the concern for sufficient turning space at the Airport Way
intersection. Bannock asked if it was legal to make a left-hand,
turn by using the outside lane? Morris answered, the driver
should keep the vehicle in the closest lane to the left, unless a
signal was given to change to another lane.
Bannock read from the letter, "...we have checked the vehicle
tracking for a WB-50 and found that the design vehicle can make
the turn by making use of the outside lane on the Spur."
Bannock stated he was wondering, since it was the State of Alaska
who wrote the traffic -regulations -and the City of Kenai enforces -
the traffic regulations, who was right. Morris answered, to
compare this with truck traffic, normally the truck traffic will
go into the further lane when making a turn like that. KPD did
not stop drivers and cite them for it.
Bannock stated he thought it weak for the State to come up with
an excuse that violates the law for their logic. He added, he
still believed it was an unacceptable median and would like it
pointed out to them.
Bannock added, in regard to the campground sign, there is no site
limit on city -owned informational signs.
Williams - Williams reported the cityls home page was near
completion. Within a week the City should be on the Internet
with its own domain and address. There were several pages
included at this time in regard to city facilities, departments,
etc. Williams suggested publishing the agenda on the Internet.
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Clerk Freas reported she had discussed this with Sheryl Paulsen
and believe it is something that can be done. The agenda would
be faxed to the gentleman doing the work, who would then scan it
into the home page.
ITEM I I AR999M
The meeting adjourned at approximately 8:45 p.m.
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