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KENAI CITY COUNCIL - REGULAR MEETING
MARCH 19, 1986 - 7100 PH
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
wil' 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. PERSONS PRESENT SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD
(Time Limit - Ten Minutes Per Person)
1. Carolyn Osborne - Bellparks
2. Johnny Jackson - Cheepie Auto - Insurance
3. Skip Bombard - Kenai Peninsula Borough - Landfill
C. PUBLIC HEARINGS
1. Ordinance 1117-86 - Reallocating Road Grant - $195171
Returning $15#298 to General Fund from Road Projects.
2. Res. 86-21 - Directing Continuation of the Engle Rack
Drive Paving Assessment District.
s. Substitute Res. 86-21 - Directing Continuation of
Eagle Rock/Tern Place Paving Assessment District.
3. Ordinance 1119-66 - Appropriating $45,000 for Paving
of Eagle Rock Drive.
a. Substitute Ordinance 1119-86 - Appropriating =53,000
for Paving of Eagle Rock Drive and Tern Place.
4. Roe* 86-22 - Transfer of $2,526 in Gymnasium Capital
Project for Enclosure of Ramp.
S. Res. 66-23 - Transfer in 65/86 Water and Sewer Fund
of $5,000 - Additional Overtime Pay.
6. Res. 86-24 - Transfer in 65-86 General Fund of $5,000
- Contract Repairs of Equipment.
7. Res. 86-25 - Transfer in 1985-86 General Fund Budget -
$15,000 - Employes classification Study.
a. Approv el of Professional Services Agreement,
Re S. s. 86-26 - Transfer in Lake, Marine, Granite Pt.
Capital Project Fund - $6,947 Ins action Services.
9. Ordinance 1121-66 - Increase Estimated Rovenue/Approp.
Lis HAS Capital Project - finance Additional improvements
and Inspection Costs (Intro �-
a. t$91.768
b: JSubstituts No. 1) - $153#568
o. 'Substitute No. 2) - $1?5,568
d. Public Hearing..end-Adoption
s. Notion for Iryspsction Contract Amendment.
10. . Res. 06-27 - Award .of Kenai Municipal Airport Fend
Kepair,Bid.to Southcantral Services - $130727•
D: MIOTU
1. *Regular Mest'nq March 5, 1986 (Not available
from Clerks* Off�ca 3/17/06)
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E. CORRESPONDENCE
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1.. 1/10/86 - Kenai Central High School letter regarding �.
educational support from fire Chief Ivenoff and Fireman'
W. Williamson. •
2. 2/26/86 Governor Sheffield letter regarding Alaska
Conference of Mayors.:
3. 3/5/86 - E. Wunnicke letter regarding T. Wagoner's
eppvinEment to Kenai River Special Management Area
Advisory Board.-
4. 3/7/66 - A. Marrou Letter regarding T. Wagoner's :.Y-._ 4
appointment to Kenai River Special Management Area
Advisory Board.
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G. NEW BUSINESS
1. Bills to be Paidp Bills to be Ratified
2. Requisitions Exceeding $1,DDD
3. *Ordinance 1120-86 - Amend KMC Title 20 - Addition of
Chapter 20.10 "Advisory Transportation Committee" and
Repeal of KMC 11.10 "Advisory Harbor Commission".
4. *Ordinance 1122-86 - Repeal A Re -Enact KMC 12.30
"Alarm Systems" `=y,
S. Discussion - Vacation of Right -of -Way - Gusty Subd. i4#
Add. •1 - Letter of Non -Objection.
6. Discussion - Application for Grant for Kenai Original
Townsits Development.-
H. REPORTS = =
1. City Manager ,`,=>=
2. City Attorney
3. Mayor
4. City Clerk
S. finance Director
6. Planning A Zoning--
7. Harbor Commission
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8. Recreation Commission .� �'",_,� o._,,G•.
9. Library Commission -`
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(Time Limit Five Minutes Par Person)
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KENAI CITY COUNCIL, REGULAR MEETINGS MINUTES
MARCH 199 1966 - 7t00 PM
KENAI CITY HALL
:!VICE MAYOR RAY MEASLES PRESIDING
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
A. ROLL CALL
Presents Ray Massless Chris Monfor, John Wise# Tom Ackerly,
Sally Bailie
Absents Jess Halls Tom Wagoner (excused)
A-1 Agenda Approval
6. Vice Mayor Measles noted additional material was
distributed this date for items C-2s C-4 and C-10.
b. Vice Mayor Measles noted items C-11 do C-12 are in the
peckets but not listed on the agenda.
Clerk Whelan explained, notice of public hearing on
items C-11 A C-12 were placed in the papers and
corrected copies of the agenda have been placed on the
table for public use.
c. Vice Mayor Measles asked that items E-19 E-29 E-39 and
E-4 be added to the Consent Agenda.
d. Vice Mayor Measles asked that item G-2s the account be
changed to "Repair & Maintenance Supplies" for Totem
Equip.
on Vice Mayor Measles asked that item G-69 Old Town Devel.
Grant# be deleted.
f. Vice Mayor Measles asked that item B-2s Johnny 3acksons
be deleted.
A-2 Consent Agenda
Councilman Wise asked that item G-3 be deleted from the
Consent Agenda.
MOTIONS
Councilman Wise moved, seconded by Councilwoman Sallies to
approve the Consent Agenda as amended.
Motion passed by unanimous consent.
B. PERSONS PRESENT SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD
6-1 Carolyn Osborne - Ballparks
Carolyn Osborne, Box 993# Kenai. They have talked to the
Rea. Dept. they still need more ball arks for Little
League. T�iis is their first year for big league bell. They
have 16-18 year olds.now. They may lose the dust bowls they
would - like to get Section 36. Mike Lucky# DEC, had sold he
-woult-sand_written approval to City Manager Brighton for use
of.Sept.ion 36. Recreation Director McGillivray had,.
.sug0aatad using the ball fields for multi -use and have .
tour�{i�asnta, It io batt6i tb � ikend the money now, for the
Nouthp than for correotiona later. North Kenai has more
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fields then Kenai hoes they turn down tournaments.
Thai, could., bo used f,4r Native Youth Olymppias, . volley, belt#
you h bowling arch y ping'porioi-wol ht liftinQ, karats
and'soccer thors Could be leagues. She introduced Faye
Mulhollondp softball coach.
Faye'Mulhollond# Box "67 Kenai. She. lives in North Kenai,
io heao coach for the gins' soft bail. Age 13-15 girls
went to Anchorage for a tournament. They have been at a
disadvantage hews, because they do slow pitch end it to foot
pitch at the. tournament* The regular season begins soon.
f Soldotna will have a weak -long soft bell tournament for
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ages 11-15 in 3ulyq they will have an estimated 59000 people
from the western states. It is the first time for Alaska#
Kenai could have had a major team but they did not have the
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facility. They have one field and have to share with 7
tease. They have no dug -outs, the field is clay and needs
more maintenance. She asked Council to find them a pleas to
play* This Is just the girls' program, the boys teams GVO
progressing as feet as the girls. Alaska can bid for the
tournament every 3rd yeazv but it could go to any city In
Alaska. The revenue from the tournaments is great. There
erg 3 girls teemsp she hopes to have 7 next year.
Councilwoman Bailie asked# why can't the field behind the
Ski No be used? Mrs. Osborne replied, there are over 30
adult teams there news it is packed. Councilmen Ackerly
noted there will 2 more available at the high school next
year. Me. Mulholland replied, they are nice soft ball
fields but they are back-to-back. if a bell is hit, It
would be in center field of the next field. There to no
partition between and no gross. She suggested the Rao*
Dept. people put more effort into grounds work. We need
more adult fields. City Manager Brighton eakedt whet was
said at the Roe. Comm* meeting? Mrs. Osborne repliedv Roe.
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Director McGillivray said there was a problem at the old
dump sites, we did not have a permit from DEC. Mr.
Brighton asked if the Rea. Comm, was going to make a
recommendation to Council. Mrs. Osborne replledq not that
she know of. Mr. Brighton suggested waiting till we received
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notice from Mr. Lucky (DEC). Councilwoman Monfor suggested
directing Administration contact Mrs Lucky to send the
letter so we can start this year.
Council agreed to the suggestion*
Councilwoman Bailie asked about the tournament. Mrs.
Osborne said It would bring revenue Into the area and would
be good for the new community centers There could be speech
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contests and other functions* There are more facilities In
North Kenai without a recreation directors Councilwoman
Bailie suggested "to Orown (who could advise the City on
obtaining tournaments) most with Mrs McGillivray and Nret
Osborne end .discuss at the next Re a# Comm. meeting.
Council. agreed to the suggestion*
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Skip Bombard Kenai peninsula Borough Landfill
Tom Boadekort Borough Attorney. He has been discussing some
issues with Atty9 and they wish to postpone action
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till the April 2 19 6 meetings
Vice Mayor.- Nee*I** asked If there use anyone from the public
that wished to speaks
There. -wios.no.publio'comsento
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r� "RVq@rs noted the hiss will be on the agenda when.
PF ropflate"
toPUBLIC HEARINGS
0"I Ord. 1117-96'-
Re-Allocating Road Grant $1.517g Returning
$1S,298,to GAnoral Fund,from toad Projects*
NOTIOW
Coundilwomew"onfor moved, seconded by.CounallwOmOn 601110t
to adopt thie ordinances
There was no public comment,
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Motion passed unanimously by roll call vote.
C-2 Res. 86-21 - Directing Continuation of the Eagle Rock Dr.
Paving Assessment Dist.
a. Subst. Res. 86-21 - Directing Continuation of Eagle
Rock/Tern Pl, Paving Assessment Diet.
MOTIONS
Councilman Ackerly moved, seconded by Councilwoman Bailie,
to adopt the resolution.
City Manager Brighton explained, the difference between the
2 resolutions, the subet. added Tern P1, Public Works
Director Kornelis reported, Council directed him to contact
the people on Tern after Eagle Rock was added. The results
were 3 yes and 2 no votes.
MOTION, Amendments
Councilman Ackerly moved, seconded by Councilwomen Bailie,
to amend the motion to substitute Res. 86-219 to include
Tern Place.
VOTE, Amendments
Motion passed by unanimous consent.
PUBLIC COMMENTS
s. Al Poore, Kenai. He distributed a letter this date.
He has property on Tern and is against adding Tern to
the assessment district. There is something wrong when
a person his age gets saddled with this. His total
cost will be $14tg00. The City has not done it anyplace
else, why do it here? He hoe been have a long time and
seen a lot of things happen, this is not a good thing.
He is 68 years old, 10 years down the road is a long
time to be saddled with this. Councilmen Wise asked it
he had trouble with the design. Mr. Poore replied,
yea, with the street. They are running faster down the
street. 'The engineering on Eagle Rock Is poor. Me
has a lot more water than he had before. The City has
proposed a sump near his well, that should not be
allowed.
b. Dwayne Quellette Box 4345p Eagle Rock Plot Kenai. He
has lived at Eagle Rook Pi. 17 years. He wants it
paved. Eagle Rock is well used. Torn should be
considered sloop there are young children there. They
will:-Oo drawn to a paved stoat this creates problems.
This would be a place to play that was not *.main
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eo .3 in. Damn# 660. Tern Pl.p Kenai'. Me supported the'
project when the questionnaire went auto He was
dismayed thst.:•.it was,not counted. His wee counted on
Esgqle-.Aook.. -He is .happy to. tee .Torn put .on. _ -Ns has 3
childr�np.they .pill be. on Eagle gook. they could play
on the cut 'do sea Vr_lit Vie paved.
"d. Curtis fisher, 640 Tern Plop Kenai. He to in favor of
paving Tern.
s. Soyce Treat .Eagle Rock Plop Kenai. She has 3,,emall
bhildesno agle,Rock is very busy. Paving Tern would
be ood. She suggested those opposed to paving Tern
no4S d sell their property.
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f. Lee Bergen, Kenai. He asked if the price would be set
by per foot owned or would the people on Eagle Rock
have to absorb the additional. Finance Director Brown
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replied, the cost of the project would be spread by
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square footage of lots.
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g. Stanley Carson; Lots A, 5 b 6; Eagle Rock P1. Kenai.
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He testified when the City wanted to take Eagle Rock
off (the assessment roll). NO appreciates putting
this on* it was estimated at $650 per lot, now it
Is $1,000 per lot. The first notice said it would be
over 10 years, now it says 5 years. He asked for
clarification. Finance Director Brown explained, the
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tat survey was for several roads. Muth Eagle Rock
only, the price went up. This is a suggested amount.
Council sets the interest rate and terms after the job
is done.
h. Jack Lane, Kenai. He is in favor of paving Tern.
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Hie kids play on Eagle Rock, in summer they play on
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Tern.
Councilmen Ackerly asked if there was an option on terms.
Finance Director Brown explained, Council has the option at
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the and of the job.
Council agreed to have it set up at a 10 year schedule.
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Councilwoman Monfor asked Public works Director Kornelis
about Mr. Poore's concerns. Mr. Kornelis said he will look
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at the drainage, at the public hearing they discussed
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putting in dry wells. They can put the high point back and
still put in a dry well. All drainage goes down hill now.
Another option is an easement through Mr. Poore's back lot.
Regarding the oulverta, the city's normal policy is one
drive and one culvert. If additional are requested, they
pay for them. The 2 lots Mr. Poore mentioned are vacant.
City policy is not to do anything to vacant lots*
Councilman Ackerly suggested, regarding using the book lot
for drainagedrainageg the 2 culverts could be a trade-off.
Council agreed to the suggestion.
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Mr. Kornelis addedg Mr. Poore will give the City 6 ft. for
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drainage. They will need 6 ft, from the neighbor also, Mr.
Kornelis has not contacted him yet. He will pursue this.
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VOTE, Main Motion as Amended:
Motion passed unanimously by roil call vote.
C-3 Ord* 1119-66 - Approp.:45,000 for Paving of Eagle Rock Or.
i. Subst. Ord►. 1119-06 - Approp. $539000 for Paving Eagle
Rpck Fir* b Tern Pl.
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MOTION*
Councilman Miss Moved, seconded by Councilman Ackerly, t.
adopt.the amendment to include Tern P1.
'ACTION -Mithdrap*. .
Councilmen Miss, with consent of second, withdrew his
motion.
MOTION*
Councilmen Miss moved, seconded by Councilwomen Monfort to
adopt the ordinance.
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MOTION, Amendments
Councilman Wise moved, seconded by Councilwoman Monfor, to
amend the ordinance to substitute ordinance 1119-86, to
Include Tern P1.
VOTE, Amendments
Motion passed by unanimous consent.
There was no public comment.
VOTE, Main Motion as Amendeds
Motion passed unanimously by roll cell vote.
C-4 Res. 86-22 - Trenef. $20526 - Gym Capital Project for
Enclosure of Ramp
MOTION:
Councilwoman Monfor moved, seconded by Councilwoman Beilie,
to adopt the resolution.
There was no public comment.
Councilman Wise said 1) we owe this unspent money to the
airport plus more for the land we never bought. The longer
we wait, the more it will cost. 2) There is a lobby in the
gym used for a nursery that is not heated. If it is to be
used that way, we should look into that, it is more
important. He questioned if this is the best use of the
funds. He asked if the foyer could be heated for a nursery.
Portable electric heaters are a health hazard. Public Works
Director Kornelis said, when the area was designed) it had
a large heater from the gym, He did not know if that was
enough, so he put in electric heat. It is a baseboard, not
a portable. There are 2 sources of heat.
Motion passed unanimously by roll call vote-
C-5 Res. 86-23 - Transfer Water A Sewer Fund - $5,000 -
Additional Overtime Pay
NOTIONS
Councilwoman Monfor moved, seconded by Councilwoman Beilie,
to adopt the resolution.
There was no public comment.
Public Works Director Kornelis explained, there was a
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problem with the well house, furnace and lift station.
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Notion passed by unanimous consent.
C-6 Res. 86-24 - Tronsf. General Fund - $$0000 - Contract
Repair* of Equipment
NOTIONS ..
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--Councilwoman Mbnfor.moved, seconded by Councilwoman Bailie,
to odopt 'the resolution.
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There was no public comment.
Councilwoman Bailie Naked if the shop could do this work.
Public Works Director Kornelis replied no, the front end
alignment for the police wars, special tools for the 9669
and turning brake drums.
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Motion passed unanimously by call call vote.
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C-7 Res. 86-25 - Transf. General Fund Budget - Wt000
Employee classification Study
MOT ION:
Councilwoman Monfor moved, seconded by Councilwoman Bailie,
to adopt the resolution.
There wee no public comment.
Councilmen Vise said he has read the contract and does not
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feel it is required. The work hoe to be done, but this is
not appropriate or valid.
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Yes$ Measles, Monfor, Ackerly, Bailie
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Not Vise
C-7a Approval of Professional Services Agreement
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Councilwoman Monfor moved, seconded by Councilwoman Bellies
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VOTE (Peesed) e
Yee$ Massless Monfor, Ackerly, Bailie
Not Vise
CA Res. 86-26 - Transf., Lakes Merines Granite Pt. Capital
Project Fund - $69947 - Inspection Services
MOT I ON t
Councilwoman Bailie moved, seconded by Councilwoman Monfor,
to adopt the resolution.
There was no public comment.
Councilman Vise said there was no indication of verbal
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notice given at the time the work was done. Notice was
served in the other case (Library work, Gintoli). There is
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a difference between the two. Councilman Ackerly said it
ono is paid, both should be paid. But he did not feel
either should be paid.
VOTE (Failed)t
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Yost Monfor
Not. Nearisas wise, Aakerlys Bailie
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C-9 Ord; 1121-86 • IncreaseRov/Appna HAS Project Finanba
Additional Is rovamanta, Inspection Costs
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d. Ptlbiio Hstring 8 Adoption
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e. Motion for Inspection Contract Amendment
Council asked for a review and reason for 2nd reading;.
Public Norks direotoc Kornelis explained, item C-90 is
raising the grade an Alisk from Highbush to Swires and
raising Swires above the grade we have now. That Is an
addition beyond the contract. Also, 4 infiltration
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atrwturee, they have storm drain now. Total addition is
$46,000. Item C-9b is the some as above plus raising the
grade from the creek down Aliak to Swiree, raising the grade
on Htghbush and Bumblebee. Coat, $148,000. Item C-90
includes all roads. Cost, $1709000. He recommended C-9b.
He requested the 2nd reading because the weather is getting
better and he would like to start. C-9a wee the original
proposal from Mr. Nelson. Councilmen Wise asked if C-9b
restores the streets to the contour before the project
started. Mr. Kornelia replied, they will have drainage
now. Councilman Wise asked, whet about C-90 Mr. Kornelis
replied, it will restore to within a foot of the original.
The creek to Linwood would be included. He explained, C-99
and C-9b are still a large improvement over the existing.
1) Silt and mud have been removed from the road. 2) Water
and sewer lines and services have been installed. 3) Storm
drain and ditch have been installed to handle surface
run-off. Councilman Wise asked, what is the coot of the
whole proposal? Mr. Kornelia replied, about $800,000.
Bill Nelson, Engineer. The original const-:uction cost is
$768,000, Change orders to date for water tine improvements
are about $30p000. The other changes are $20,000. There is
about $822#000 under contract. He expects to under -run
about $209000. The reason he set up the proposal with
priorities was he thought C-9a was most important, C-9b sea
next and C-90 was least. Councilman Wise asked if the
people in the area had reviewed this, answer - no. Vice
Mayor Measles granted a recess for review.
MOTIONt
Councilman Wiee moved, seconded by Councilwoman Bailie, to
Introduce Ord. 1121-86, item C-9e.
PUBLIC COMMENT:
a. Derby Howell, Kenai. He did not know this wee coming
up. He was here to report to the neighbors.
Councilman Wise asked Mr. Howell if he had any
problem. Mr. Howell replied, he would have s problem
with the ditches. But Mr. Nelson had told him he
would bring up the ditches accordingly.
Bill Nelson, Engineer. He will have a flat bottom on
the ditch instead of s "V" in the ditch. Councilman
Ackerly noted at the work session C-96 was recommended.
Now we are adding more. Mr. Nelson explained, C-9b
would change the drainage direction. He did not feel
C-90 was necessary.
MOTION, Amendments
Councilman Ackerly moved, seconded by Councilwoman Bailie$
to amend the motion with substitute 01 (C-9b) at W).0560.
VOTE, Amsndmint s
Motion passed by unanimous consent.
Councilwoman bailie asked about the time frame.
replied, it will be done this summer. the contractor `
figured about 3. weeks.
VOTE, Main Motion as Amendedt `
Motion passed by unanimous consent.
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City Manager Brighton said he did not feel the 2nd reading
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was necessary this date. Mr. Kornelie explained# it was to
get the ball rolling. They have to most with the contractor
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because the job has been changed. Material will have to be
ordered.
Council agreed to have 2nd reading at the April 2 meeting.
C-10 Res. 86-27 - Award of Airport Fence Repair to Southcentral
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Services - $13 j727
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MOTION:
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Councilman Wise moved, seconded by Councilman Ackerlyp to
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adopt the resolution.
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MOTIONS Amendment:
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Councilwoman Bailie moved, seconded by Councilwoman Monfort•
to amend the motion by substitute Res. 86-27pdistributed
this date.
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VOTE, Amendments
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Motion passed by unanimous consent.
Public Works Director Kornelie noted the explanation for the
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substitute was in the attached memo. Atty. Rogers added the
facts were not as represented. Not having a contractors
license is not important, the bonding is. He is not Saying
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the person is not responsive, but they were in error. The
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difference between bids is $250.
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PUBLIC COMMENT:
of Tim Twohy, Southeentral Service. When he talked to
Engineer LsShot p he said he did not have a contractor's
license. He called 3uneaug it is at Insurance Cache
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waiting for for a signature.
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VOTE, Main Notion as Amended ( Passed)
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Yes$ Measles, Monfort Bailie
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No$ Wise, Ackerly
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0-1 Regular Meeting# 3-5-96
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Approved by Consent Agenda,
E. CORRESPONDENCE
E-1 KCHSp Eduestional.Support from Pare Chief Ivsnoff A Pireran
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Williamson
E-Z Gov. Sheffleldp Alaska Conference of Mayors
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E-3 . AK ..Natural Resources Came. Wunnickep Mayor Wagoner
Appintmenti Xenal River Special Management Area Adv. Board
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E-4 Rep. Marrou-i Mayor Wagoner Appointment# Kenel River ..SpStldl..
Management Area Adv. Board
Approved by Consent Agenda
f. OLD BUSINESS
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None
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0- NEW BUSINESS
G-1 Bills to be Paid, Bills to be Ratified
MOTION$
Councilwoman Nonfat moved, seconded by Councilwoman Bailie,
to approve the bills as submitted.
Councilman Wise asked if we had received any income from the
assessment district. Answer - no -
Motion passed by unanimous consent.
G-2 Requisitions Exceeding $1,000
MOTION$
Councilman Ackerly moved, seconded by Councilwoman Bailie,
to approve the requinitions as submitted.
Public Works Director Kornelis explained, this is for the
old ambulance.
Motion passed by unanimous consent.
G-3 Ord. 1120-86 - Amend KMC - Addition of Advisory
Transportation Commission and Repeal of Advieory Harbor
Commission
MOTION$
Councilman Ackerly moved, seconded by Councilwoman Nonfor,
to introduce the ordinance.
Councilman Wise said he objected to joining the Harbor and
Airport Commissions. We are eliminating the functions of
PAZ, Administration and Council.
VOTE (failed):
Vest Ackerly, Bailie
Not Measles, Nonfor, Wise
0-4 Ord. 1122-66 - Repeal A Re-enacting KMC, Alarm Systems
Approved by Consent Agenda.
0-9 Discussion - Vacation of Right -of -Way - Gusty S/D
Addtn. I1 - Letter of Non -Objection
MOTION#
Count isan Wise coved, seconded by Councilwoman Nonfat, to }=
send of letter., of non -objection.
Motion passed by unanimous consent.
H...:.:: REPORTS
H-1 "City Manager
City Manager Brighton spoke*
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He attended Nstl. League of Cities in Washington O.C.
last week. They are protesting the cut -becks on
finenoss. He I@ on the Small Cities Economic
Development Committee, their concerns are low cost
housing: This is not a Kenai concern, so he met with
the federal Revenue Sharing committees. It Is the
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National League of Cities 01 priority to retain. In
many small cities that Is the only Federal money they
recolvs. He spoke to Rep. Young# he supports Federal
Revenue Sharing. Son. Stevens and Murkowski are
noncommittal. The National League of Cities urges all
municipalities and elected officials to send letters to
all representatives. Every State had meetings with
their delegates. After the meetings, he felt convinced
it will stay in some form, this is better than
eliminating it.
b. He had a visit from a representative of the nursing
home in Soldotna. Kenai appropriated $149000 last year
for the people of Kenai. The representative-esid she
was requesting the some for this year. He reminded her
they had said they would not be back and suggested she
had the right to come to Council but it would be his
recommendation not to pay. From out -backs on Federal#
State and Borough, we do not realize the amount of the
crunch. We have to consider these requests.
H-2 Attorney
None
H-3 Mayor
None
H-4 Clerk
Clerk Whelan spoke.
a. She attended the Clerk's Seminar March 9 to 14. The
primary concerns are Fedl. Voting Rights Act
Preclearance and amendments to Title 29. She will have
a report for the April 2 meeting.
b. She reminded Council of the meeting with Lt. Gov.
McAlpine on April 3.
a. She reminded Council of the teleconference on March 20
regarding Hazardous Wastes.
d. She reminded Council of the hearing on the proposed
float plane basin and the airport comprehensive plan
scheduled for. March 20,
H•S Finance Director
Councilman Ackerly noted the letters in the packet for State
legislators and NetA, legislator* were very good. Finance
Director Brown explained they were sent to all
reproientstives.and the Municipal League,
H-6 Planning A Zoning
None
14.7 Harbor Commlosian
None
H-8 Recreation Commission
Nona
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H-9 Library Commission
Library Commission Chairman Swarner. They will have the
dedication for the addition on April 27# 2sOO PM.
i. PERSONS PRESENT NOT SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD
s. Father Targonsky# Russian Orthodox Church. He asked
when item G-6 - Old Town.Study - would be discussed.
Vice Mayor Measles explained it was deleted and would
be placed on the agenda at a later date.
b. Councilman Wise, Regarding Info #7# Float Plane Basin.
We have not appropriated the money or awarded the
contract, why? Airport Manager Ernst explained# we
have not gone to design because preapplication was set
back to be submitted after the March 20 public hearing.
It is required. He talked to aim Perham# FAR# who felt
the importance of public hearings on environmental
assessments to make sure of the finding of no
significant impact. Mr. Ernst will most March 24 to
determine if it is a "FONSir, (Finding of No Significant
Impact). Then he will resubmit the application. While
they are reviewing (about 60 days), we could go out for
RFP for design. He noted we are talking about $1759000
for engineering and design, according to the wince#
Corthell & Bryson study. if we do not have all the
letters in from Federal agencies and if the public
hearing shows people to not want the float plane basing
we would be stuck with a bill for designp should FAA
see fit not to approve. He will put the preapplication
in at the end of the month. He received a letter from
the Borough# they are in favor of alternate #1. There
has been no objection from any agencies. We have the
Mince, Corthell & Bryson study and the M. Tourlainen
studyl if FAA approves# the funds can be recouped.
Councilman Wise said if we proceed in a normal course
and wait we will not introduce funding ordinance for
design till we get appproval back'
then go for RFP# and
advertise 30 days. We will not 'tart design -contract
till Oot. He suggested making the appropriation and
ask for RFP'e with the proviso that we would not award
till approval by FAA.
Council took no action.
b. Councilwoman Nonfat. Regarding the Senior Care Center.
She complimented the Program Director# it is going
well.
c. Councilwoman Monfor. She asked if we have storm drains
dumping into the river. public works Director Kornelis
replisd# it is illegal to dump into the sewer system.
Break-upo+e
.run-off goes to natural drain areas# ss to
creeks. We have a main storm drain -on Redoubt to the
Inlet, Nothing goes into the river. Councilman Wise
noted there is one near the Methodist Church and down
,by Old Town. Mr. Kornelis explained# the Old Town one
to private. Councilwoman Monfor asked if we Mari going
to haxo.the.-Oiffioulties Soldotne his# with storm
drains going into the river. Vice Mayor Measles noted
DEC says they cannot let .storm drains dump into the
river. We may hove to have a permit. Me. Kornelis
added# the drains go directly into the river in
Soldotna. Ours do not# they settle 1st.
d. Councilwoman Gallia. Regarding the Council on Aging.
Lis Schubert in Program Coordinator. it is open 6 days
s week# there are 5 seniors, 5 More are waiting,
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Anchorage has 16# we are serving a need. This does
prolong the move to an institution. Families have
noticed a change.
Senior Citizen Coordinator Porter has reported a 5%
out in senior center funds. She will apply for
Soldotne satellite for meals and the seniors will be
trying to have money -making projects.
as Councilwoman Bailie- The Hospital Board will meet
3-24- There will be a long-range planning meeting
4-3.
f. Councilwoman Bailie. Wildwood Advisory Board will have
a meeting 4-3.
g. Councilwoman Bailie. She requested a procedure for bid
documents for limiting the time past substantial
completion. Public Works Director Kornelis replied, we
have that now in the architectural portion. He could
put the some thing into roads.
h. Councilman Ackerly. Regarding the planning calendar
(Info #1). Will there be an ordinance? Public Works
Director Kornelis replied, it is under $19000 and can
be ordered.
ADJOURNMENT:
Meeting adjourned at 905 PM.
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Janet Whelan
City Clerk
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