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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1986-04-16 Council Minutes— _Ab AGENDA KENAI CITY COUNCIL - REGULAR MEETING APRIL 16s 1986 - 7s00 PM PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE A. ROLL CALL 1, Agenda Approval 2, Consent Agenda *All items listed with an asterisk (*) are considered to be routine and non -controversial by the Council and will be approved by one motion. There will be no separate discussion of these items unless a Council member so requests# in which 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 1. Jill Burnett - Candlelight/Golf Course Easement 2. Resident of Area - Thompson Pk. Problem (One-Stop/Boys' Ltd) 3. Bill Ward - Lease Mid -Field Area at Airport for Growing Hey 4. Rick Baldwin, Atty. - Cheepis Auto Rental - Insurance C. PUBLIC HEARINGS 1. Ord. 1122-86 - Amending Kenai Municipal Code - Alarm Systems 2. Res. 86-30 - Opposing Establishing or Assessing of Higher Royalty Gas Prices by State 3, Res. 86-31 - Awarding Bid - S. Strawberry Rds ate. - Doyle Const - Construction 4. Res. 66-32 - Awarding Bid - S. Spruce - Doyle Const - Construction 5. Rea* 86-33 - Tronef. of Funds - S. Strawberry Rd.setc- Inspmction - $2s835 6. Ree..86-34 - Awarding Project Nenagement - S. Strawberry# etc - OceenTech/ASCE 7. Res* 86-36 - Transfer of Funds - Inspection - S. Spruce - $1O9669 8. Rea. 86-35 - Award Project Nenagement - S. Spruce - OceenTech/ASCE p O iLir t D. MINUTES 1. *Regular Meeting - April 2p 1986 __€, E. CORRESPONDENCE " 1. *Mr. de Mrs. Meacock, Kenai -Kenai, All America City F. OLD BUSINESS- G• NEW BUSINESS l 1 . 1. Bills to be Paid, Bills to be Ratified 2. Requisitions Exceeding $19000- 3. *Ord. 1125-86 - Increasing Rev/Appne - Airport Tiedowne :.:.,:o• do Taxiway - $509000 4. Approval of Contract Amendment - OceenTech: a. S. Strawberry Rd., Etc - $767 b. S. Spruce - $1,660 S. Disc. - Sale of Property - Slackgold Estates 6. Disc. - Amending Kenai Municipal Code: a. Site Plan Ord. b. Zero Lot Line/Townhouse Ord. •-'�_ .";:.',�_''..;_:_-: c. Old Yown Devel. Ord. ` 7. Disc. - Landscaping - Airport Way Triangle H. REPORTS ':.==`- ::.. k _.• . 1. City Manager 2. City Attorney"" `°:•_: _ -" 3. Mayor 4 4. 6ity Clerk • 5. Finance Director- 6. Planning do Zoning --._ 7. Harbor Commission 8. Recreation Commission 9. Library Commission 4,.., I. PERSONS PRESENT NOT SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD ADJOURNMENT -Cc.:.'., fi ,_ o. •y r _ .. _ .- '--mot' - '.� iC n � rid,•:%' 7 h •• ir„ Y k t o - �.L.- V. F KENAI CITY COUNCILt REGULAR MEETING# MINUTES APRIL 169 1986t 7$00 PM KENAI CITY HALL PRESIDENT PRO TEMPORE TOM ACKERLY PRESIDING Councilman Ackerly opened the greeting. MOTION$ Councilwoman Bailie movedt seconded by Councilman Hall tt to elect Councilmen Ackerly as President Pro Tempore (PPT) and requested nominations be closed. Notion passed by unanimous consent. A. ROLL CALL Present: Chris Monfort John Wise, Tom Ackerlyo Sally Bailie, Jess Hall Absent: Tom Wagoner, Ray Measles (excused) A-1 Agenda Approval a. PPT Ackerly asked that additional material distributed this date relating to item B-1 be included in the packet. b. PPT Ackerly asked that item 8-4 - Rick Baldwin, Cheepie Auto Rental, Insurance - be deleted. c. PPT Ackerly asked that amendment to item C-1 - Ord. 1122-86, Alarm Systems - distributed this dater be added to the agenda. d. Councilwoman Bailie asked that item G-8 - Community Center - be added to the agenda. MOTION$ Councilwoman Nonfat movedv seconded by Councilwoman Bailie, to approve the agenda as amended. Motion passed by unanimous consent. A-2 Consent Agenda MOTION$ 8. Councilwoman Nonfat moved# seconded by Councilwoman Bailie, to approve the Consent Agenda as submitted. Motion passed by unanimous consent. PERSONS PRESENT SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD 9-1 gill Burnett - Candlelight/Colt Course Easement 2111 Burnettg Cox 1022t Kenai, Atty. Rogers has obtained a litigation report, it did not show up any particular rights. to t e.road. :The,City ordinances have not been.reoordedg that•.would have shown this. She has presented affidavits thO the road'•har :bean in use for acosss since 1962 when it was built by Hsipn"3ones. In contrast to Atty. Roosts optniont she has-s.lpgil opinion=that she has a claim against the City by. prosoription because ths..:osd has been used by. her for aver. 7 "yesre.. Proscr#ptivs Easement to the lawl Article B, $motion 16 of the Ststa'Constitetion regarding protection of rights. (Nesbitt asas) Atty. Rogers has -raid she had *coos* down the section line. There is no access down; the section line it is down a sweep. It is declared Wetlands, DEC will not allow a road down there. There is no road down that line to her property either. -- - - A-- -- - kl� t A _ i. F KENAI CITY COUNCIL APRIL 16, 1986 Page 2 Currently the road comejust to her property line, not othrough it. Access was granted to her by ordinance. If it Lis closed, she needs to be provided with another road. Councilman Niee noted there is also a power line running down the road. Atty. Rogers explained, he would not object It Council wanted to grant an easement. They could provide an easement not perfected previously. His memo discusses the remificatione. if Council wishes to build a road down the easement, they may. The ordinance was specific as to what they would do. Mrs. Burnett said Atty. Rogers' memo said the easement was not perfected. If it was not, it was because of negligence on the part of the City. It is assumed actions will be done pursuant to ordinance. The landowners should not be required to pay for that. Atty. Rogers replied It was not incumbent on the City to perfect eesements. The Nesbitt case, referred to by Mrs. Burnett does not pertain to municipalities or the State. He added, costs to the City to accommodate for a road should be reviewed. Mrs. Burnett said she did not see where landowners should be responsible for actions for follow-up on legal proceedings that should be an obligation of the City. That was not put forth as her responsibility, but the City would take care of it. Councilwoman Bailie said Atty. Rogers' suggestion is to check with Dick Morgan (golf course lessee) regarding relocating the road. Where the initial golf course ends, the City could put a road through there. Mrs. Burnett replied, she had no problem with wherever the road goes, only removal of the road that is there. They cannot build because of the road problem. Whatever IF convenient for the City is okay with her. Atty. Rogers noted it was suggested that an area for egress through that area be established with lots on either side to be assessed. This could be looked into. He will check on a possible land swap. Councilwoman Monfor requested pursuing this with Mr. Morgan, Mrs. Burnett and Administration. She asked that a progress report be made at the May 7 meeting and a final report at the May 21 meeting. Council agreed to the request. 8-2 Resident of the Area - Thompson Pk. Problem (One -Stop Boys' Ltd) Be Von Phillips, Box 3339 Kenai. He asked if Council had the right to not issue a building permit. Atty. Rogers replied, no. Mr. Phillips asked, who does' Atty. Rogers replied, if the building inspector is acting as stated in the Code, Council would be out of .their authority to stop him. Mr. Phillips said there is a gas station proposed there, the residents all have their own water A sewers there may be contamination. Access 6 agrees would be a problem. There is also a problem in Thompson Pk. because of the small road. There would be police problems regarding liquor being sold. The residents,have presented a plan to P&Z but would not like to have it reviewed and then built anyhow, The contractor has completed the plans. They do not went that -particular type of building in that particular place. Th•yy are asking Council not to issue a building permit for this. Atty. Rogers cautioned Council they may at some point be sitting as an appeals board, it would be inappropriate to give more weight to one side than the other* if the Matter will be addressed to Council# it should be all sides at one time. He asked Council not to entertain s full hearing at this date. b. Spencer DeVitoi Pork P1., Kenai. He stated he had evidence Council should hear. Atty. Rogers sold evidence would be given that Council does not have the b__%_ r i — y '_vim v ; KENAI CITY COUNCIL APRIL 169 1986 Page 3 authority to act on. Mr. DeVito said they cannot act till they hear this. He is piggybacking on Mr. Phillips' statement. Council agreed to hear Mr. DeVito. Mr. DeVito continued. There are 3 areas of concern -_--:- -_ that will have a bearing on the request to stop the building permit. a) Landscape Regulations. The regulations say the general purpose is to enhance the City's appearance, maintain or increase property voluest and reduce erosion and storm runoff. That is :.. not happening. 6) The request for a public hearingr- made by the Mayor on May 19 1985 was never done. c) He gave the City an easement. They said it would :. not decrease the value and is not a right of way. This... is a poor access area, now the owner wants to use this for his business. That does not make sense. How could - you use an easement for a right of way? It is pert of Mr. OeVito's property, it cannot be used for access. Something has to be done. They cannot put up a 24 hour package stores a commercial store and a gas station in an area that does not warrant this. Councilman Vies ; .,`;�;: • _ ��` _, : °:; said the Landscape Ordinance has an appeal process. Atty. Rogers explainedp it is in front of the Landscape Bd. now and will be reviewed 4-17. Councilmen Wise added, till it is reviewedo Council cannot do anything. Mr. DeVito said, they went to Council, then to Landscape, then to the building inspector. Are they =-:- jeopardizing the owners by putting in something that r: will devalue the area? --- - '' c. Dale Sandahl p Kenai. He asked# if Council site as a:V.» board of adjustments who is it to? Atty. Rogers repliedg to any aggrieved party. Mr. Sandahl noted he `_'• did not know about this. Could the residents of Thompson Pk. be the aggrieved party? Answer - yes. Councilwoman Monfor added, if they have exhausted Administrative appeal, they can go to the courts.;. Atty. Rogers said he would have a legal opinion for the ; Landscape Ode on 4-17. 9-3 Bill Ward - Lease Mid -Field Area at Airport for Growing Hay Bill Ward, Mile 2, Echo Lake Rd. He contacted Airport Manager Ernst regarding using areas at the airport to roles for his cattle ranch* it would be a good deal ' ....... . hay forage for the him and for the City. He would use the areas along tF the runways and taxiways* s) it would keep the airport in FAA compliance regarding site requirements on keeping growths,_ it -'. down. b) It would reduce City maintenance costs, c) would reduce wind erosion and resultant danger to the airport. d) It would beautify the airport with a cover crop. e) He would get forage for his animals. Most of the r sails sea conducive to growing. This is utilized in airports Stateside and in Anchorage. The FAA had one 1r�quirement regarding bird controls this would not intertsrs ith that, ' Ha has reviewed considerations regarding with, airport regulations# asfety, eto. Airport inouranoap Monpger.Ernst reported he had no problems. He noted the sludge Engineer LaShot has sold we are planning to use from the sewer trsstsant.-plant to spread there. This may h'ilp Word also,' He would keep it from growing too high :.: s,`'=:.;:: � - and would'.:moir regularly near the runway lights. He would to do it all Y: . 'hive to dL' vole leveling Mr. Ernst wanted his Word is making for a long rather than just opot work. Mr. sti elation that if we expand# it will term leass,wtth the p be,ollowed. Atty..Rogers noted there may be FAA 1 raquIresente that we go for RFP. _ KENAI CITY COUNCIL APRIL 169 1986 Page 4 MOTION# Councilwoman Monfor moved, seconded by Councilwoman Bailie, that Administration work with Mr. Word. If there is something from FAA regarding an RFP, Administration do so. No further reports to Council are neceseary. Motion passed by unanimous consent. C. PUBLIC HEARINGS C-1 Ord. 1122-66 - Amending KMC - Alarm Systems MOTION# Councilman Hall moved, seconded by Councilwomen Monfort to adopt the ordinance. PUBLIC COMMENT# Be Police Chief Ross. He had much input. Alarm systems properly installed and maintained are an effective crime prevention measure. He did not want anything in the ordinance discouraging use of these. That is the reason for the amendments distributed this date. b. Richard Hultburg, KCHS. If there is a malfunction, dose that constitute a false alarm? Chief Rose replied, if there is a power outage, if cables are cut by a contractor, or if there is equipment problem in the building, it is not counted. c. Bogus Morgen, Box 19279 Kenai. He represented the financial institutions in Kenai. They had no problem with the ordinance except 12.30.020 (e). They would have to remove their alarms from the police station. It is critical that they have fast response time. They will have to go to a private eyetem, the only one in the area is in Soldotne. They would have to rent a dedicated line from their establishments in Kenai to Soldotne. They cannot use the telephone because they use a dialer system. If the lines were out it would out the alarm, a micro line would automatically trigger the alarm if the power source was cut. The cost of this would be $500 to $19000. Then they would have to rent a dedicated line plug paying Soldotne services. There would be $190 increase in costs. It would be a longer response time. Most robberies last 60 seconds, the Monitoring system would have to call the police. NO requested the amendment distributed this date be added to the ordinance. Councilmen Wise objected to the amendment. He had worked in a community that had 60 different devices recording alarms. They had no way of knowing which one they were serving. When you have multi -agencies, you plsos a responsibility on the police dept, that is not fair. The alarm system was franchisedthey had one box and they had to go through the franchisee for connecting. He suggested ono authorized person servicing the system for police and fire.- Chief Rose explained, about B years ago the depts advised the financial inatitutiona they could only use the two service systems we nON hsva. .They.' have had no problems. He has reviewed the amendments with the financial inatitutiona, they agree with those peed in other cities. Councilwoman Bailie suggested adding the word "Systems" after "Direct Connect Alarms" in line one, to the proposed amendment to 12*20,020 (a). Council agreed to the suggestion. KENAI CITY COUNCIL APRIL 16t 1986 Page g d. Architect Carmen Gintoli, 117 Deepwood Ct., Kenai. He noted only financial institutions can hook up to the Police depto is that discriminatory? Atty. Rogers repliedp yes It was but he did not know if it was illegal. Police Chief Rose explainedp it is discriminstory, but it is consistent with other communities. That is why he left it out of the ordinance. It should be a Council decision. He added# they project 500 false alarms this year# that is two man -months. Councilman Ackerly asked# what gets most of the alarms? Chief Rose replied, there is no one particular group. 70% of the systems would have no false alarm fees. MOTION, Amendment: Councilwoman Monfor moved, seconded by Councilwoman Bailie, to amend section 12.30.020 (e) - as emended, 12930.040 (a), and 12.30.040 (d) as stated in memo distributed this date. VOTE, Amendment (Passed): Yes: Monfort Ackerly, Bailie, Hall No: Mies VOTE, Main Motion as Amended (Passed): Yee: Monfor, Ackerly, Bailie, Hall No: wise C-2 Res. 86-30 - Opposing Establishing or Assessing of Higher Royalty Gas Prices to State MOTION: Councilwoman Monfor moved, seconded by Councilman Hall, to adopt the resolution. There wee no public comment - Councilman Wise suggested the State House/Senate bills should be referred to. MOTION# Table: Councilman Wise moved to table the resolution. Motion failed for look of a second. VOTE (Psseed)i C-3 Vest Monfor, Ackerlyt Bailis, Hall No: Wise Res. 8641 - Awarding Bid - S. Strawbor:ty Rd.o etc. - Doyle .Conot. - Construction MBTIONs Councilmen wise mpVsd,.seconded by Councilwoman Monfort to adopt, the resolution. there was, no public comment. Notion passed by unanimoua.consenti C-4 -Rslr. 6642 - Awarding Bid - S. Spruce - Doyle Const. - Construction KENAI CITY COUNCIL APRIL 169 1966 Page 6 MOTIONS Councilman Wise moved, seconded by Councilwoman Monfort to adopt the resolution. Councilman Wine confirmed the bell field perking lot would not be paved. Motion passed by unanimous coneentt NOTES Council adjusted the order of the next four resolutiones C-69 C-59 C-81 C-7. C-6 Rea. 86-34 - Awarding Project Management - S. Strawberry, etc. - OceanTech/ASCE MOTIONS Councilman Hall moved, seconded by Councilwoman Monfort to adopt the resolution, There was no public comment. Engineer LaShot reviewed the proposal. He did not believe It was always best to choose by cost. Mike Taurisinen's bid was lower then OceanTech but he has no insurance. It may be unfair to delete that if the City awarded without it. He explained the wide variety in quotes - Management is trying to 2nd guess the contractors, that is not easy. He felt the two firms with the lowest prices were pushing it. Motion passed unanimously by roll call vote. C-5 Res. 86-33 - Transf. of Funds - S. Strawberry Rd., etc. - inspection - $29835 NOTION$ Councilman Wiae moved, seconded by Councilwoman Monfort to adopt the resolution. There wee no public comment. Notion passed by unanimous consent./ C-8 Res. 86-35 - Award Project Management - S. Spruce - OceanTech/ASCE NOTIONS Councilwoman Monfor moved, seconded by Councilwoman Bailie, to adopt the resolution. There was no public comment. Motion passed by unanimous consent. G«:7 "Rie.-96-36 - Tran*f. of Funds - inspection • S. Spruce - $10, 669 NOTION$ "CounellSiamen Monfor.moved, **@ended by Councilwoman Bailisr - - to adopt the resolution: There was no public comment. Motion passed by unanimous consent* KENAI CITY COUNCIL APRIL 16, 1986 Page 7. 0. MINUTES 0-1 Regular Meeting, April 29 1986 Approved by Consent Agenda. E. CORRESPONDENCE E-1 Mr. & Mrs. Mescock, Kenai - Kenai, All America City Approved by Consent Agenda. F. OLD BUSINESS None G. NEW BUSINESS G-1 Bills to be Paidp Bills to be Ratified MOTIONt Councilman Hall moved, seconded by Councilwoman Monfort to approve the bills as submitted. Motion passed by unanimous consent. G-2 Requisitions Exceeding $19000 MOTION$ Councilwoman Monfor moved, seconded by Councilman Hall, to approve the requisitions as submitted. Motion passed by unanimous consent. Councilman Wise asked what happened to the prison work at the greenhouse? Councilwoman Bailie explained, at this time the prison is not looking at their greenhouse an an industry. They are growing some flowers for the City, but they will only augment the supply. G-3 Ord- 1129-66 - Increase Rev/Appns - Airport Tiedowne & Taxiway - $50,000 Approved by Consent Agenda. G-4 Approval of Contract Amendment - OeeanTeehs s. S. Strawberry Rd-, etc. - $767 be S. Spruce - $1460 MOTION$ Councilmen Wise moved, seconded by Councilwoman Nonfat that the aontraot-with OoeanTeeh be amended to identify as listed 3n the podket. Motion paaeed'by unanimous consent- 0-5 Diloo. Sole -of property« elackgold Estates Councilwoman Oaijia ijoved, seconded by Councilman Hall, to - ieeua a quit claim do6d to POnopaaia, Ina, as stated in the pocket material. o 1 Atty- Rogers explained there cre' other• in the looms. ..situation. Most of those have not been paid oft. NO sakod �..r: i for psraigsion to amend to treat all the others the same. - ------ - v -7=— L KENAI CITY COUNCIL APRIL 169 1986 Page 8 MOTION, Amendments Councilwomen Bailie moved, seconded by Councilman Hell, to amend the motion to treat all the others the same. VOTE, Notion as Amendeds Motion passed by unanimous consent. G-6 Disc. - Amending KMCs a. Site Plan Ord. b. Zero Lot Line/Townhouse Ord. c. Old Town Devel. Ord, Atty. Rogers said he would have these items in ordinance form for introduction. He suggested a work session between Introduction of the ordinances and public hearing. Councilwomen Bailie asked to have the site pion ordinance resubmitted to Council for review. Councilman Hall requested review of item 5(1), zero lot line developments do not always have homeowners' associations. He also asked for a review of Horizontal Property Regimes Act, G-7 Disc. - Landscaping - Airport Way Triangle Councilwoman Bailie reported she met with Architect Gintoli and the Landec ape Bd. They proposed a plan that will break down the cost to $499000, Now they feel they can make it even lose. Dan Pitts will donate top Boil from the hotel he is building. If the City could move and spread, it will save us $6,000. They will have exterior cribbing only. If they could purchase the cribbing, they would like to get volunteer help. Architect Gintoli reviewed the plan. He said a suggestion was to eliminate the terracing but it would be more maintenance. Councilwoman Bailie said if they could appropriate $99000 to $109000 to purchase the cribbing, it would be S,300 lineal feet, purchased on the Peninsula, $109000 to acquire a professional for surveying and contour. Suzanne Little has offered to come in next year to help. They would plant wild flowers. Engineer La5hot noted the landscaping could be bid separately. Council agreed to the proposal. 0-8 Community Center Councilwoman Bailie reported the Committee had a meeting 4.14. The City could hold a special election in 60 days. She asked Clerk Whalen to start pre-cleor:nse. She asked Architect Gintoli.to prepare a cost estimate up -grade. There is money available in the contract fund that could be transferred. She asked Council for approvsl to allow the committee to gat an.idso of brochure costs. Atty. Roger* added he is getting a legal opinion on a bed tax, He will report at the Mayr7 meeting. Councilwoman 8oilie explained we mill have to decide the amount of bonding via want, She asked if the oommittes can ppo ahead with the price of brochurtse: PPT Abkerly•repiled# price only. MOTIONS Coun�ai;,lwpslen .Brine moved, seconded by Councilwoman Nonfat* to direct Administrotion to a,nncoeteestimatecontract phase of the appropriate smount•of money* P contract, a not, -to -exceed figure of f70000. Notion-poseed by unanimous consent. n.* " KENAI CITY COUNCIL APRIL 16t 1986 Page 9 o H. REPORTS H•1 City Manager " Acting City Manager Brown spoke. a. He distributed copies of the proposed budget and requested work sessions be scheduled. Council agreed to work sessions on April 29 and April 30 at 7t00 PM. ---,; b. He asked that Airport Manager Ernst give a report regarding FAA and State funding of the airport. Airport Manager Ernst said he received a letter from the State. The $844#000 left over funds were recommended to not be moved to the float plane basin. �1 The Governor and the Legislature have requested this. The State still recommended to not move the funds. The chances of seeing this are slim if it is moved. He recommended re -wording Exhibit A to include this was We project. We could selvage if the move possible. would have $5009000 left for another project or try at a later date. The float plane basin appears to be at the 1987 construction season. We would have 3 years to dispose of the $5009000. Finance Director Brown by Sept. '-t--h explained, if we do not tie up FAA 1984 money lose it. Councilman Wise requested sending 30 we will a notice to all those listed on the State letter of:. April 7sanoteafethat Lake Hood Is area has float)plene feaility,uc)ethisbheethis always been part of the Master Plan for excess material to go there. He asked copies be sent to the has :"�• :' legislative delegation. Mr. Ernst said Mr. Brown ..`:.:.... spoken to Murph O'Brien (FAA). They did not want to float basin. get into the business of building a plane But have approved this and FAA has this as i1 on the ,.: _-.Q`,•s we priority list. Mr. Brown requested a) a motion from Council to direct Administration get the State grant amended for GAA use, b) initiate FAA grant to use 1984`" money for the some purpose. He suggested, since we are DOT to amend and direct this, we postpone the - asking protest till this is done. Councilman Wise asked that one be a week prior to the other.- MOTIONt in Councilman Hall moved, seconded by Councilwoman Monfor, to the State amended for GAA r..•�=AT direct Administration to get grant and initiate an FAA grant to use 1964 money for the some7. use purpose. One week after, send a strong letter to DOT and the State letter of April 7 regarding :.o. addresses listed on Lake Hood safet # no safe float plane facility in the area, and the float plane facility has always been part of the Master Plan for excess material. Motion, passed by unanimous consent. Finance Director grown requested the letter to DOT be reviewed by Clay Manager Brighton before . sending. i+cu"all agreed to the request. N-2 Attorney ` Atty. Rogers. 11-3 Mayor Nona . oo . KENAI CITY COUNCIL APRIL 16* 1966 Page 10 H-4 City Clerk Clerk Whelan noted the request from Councilman Wise in the packet regarding the City Innovations Conference in San Antonio. # Council approved the request. H-5 Finance Director ° s- Finance Director Brown noted the April 10 letter from Shearson Lehman Brothers regarding advanced refunding of GO bonds. f Council agreed to the request. H-6 Planning do Zoning - =� None << r -- H-7 Harbor Commission None H-8 Recreation Commission None H-9 Library Commission Librarian DeForest reminded Council of the dedication of the new addition on April 27. I. PERSONS PRESENT SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD'. e. Senior Citizen Coordinator Porter. She distributed a report on the Senior Citizen program. Councilman Wise asked her if she knew anything about possible cutting of senior citizen services. Mrs. Porter replied she was told to prepare for no more than 10%, Some areas - - have a fat budget, they will try to move funds. Most of the money is Federal, there will be a 4,8% out in _ that. b. Councilwoman Beilie reported she has resigned from the -- Wildwood Advisory Board and would like to see a representative from Council on the Board. c. Councilwoman Beilie asked Admin. Aset. Geretlauer if they had to act on item Info 8 (land transfer for golf course buffer strip). Mrs. Geretlauer replied she will need it some time soon. Councilwoman Bailis asked if + it ; the old dump would do. Mrs. Geretlauer replied, any ' site that was not acquired by federal grant. d. Councilwoman Bailie complimented PPT Aakerly on the job-;- he did this dater_ s. PPT Aakerly said . he has received more complaints on Aliak# etc* road peojeot, Is there something we can do? Engineer Le9hot replied, they expected it to be ,•..Y worss.thia Spring. They will get gravel qn it when it firs up.. Councilwoman Mentor noted Strawberry Rd. is. terrible. A03OURNMENT Nesting adjourned at 9s4O PM. ANWMOYCOUNCILDAU Janet Whelan ' City Clerk ;,