HomeMy WebLinkAbout1968-05-01 Council MinutesCITY OF KENAI
AGENDA
REGULAR MEETING MAY 1, 1968, 8:00 P.M.
'A. ROLL CALL
B.�!PERSONS PRESENT SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD:
B•1 ` PUBLIC HEARINGS:
A TAxi Hearing
sole. Transfer of liquor License from the Rig Liquor Store to
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rRegular Meeting of April 17, 1968.
0. CORRESPONDENCE:
E. REPORTS:
.r1. CITY MANAGER
. Cit��rr,,Attornrey
. Mayd'i�, City Clerk, b Planning Commission
�+4. Borough Assemblymen
F. 0 BUSINESS:'
Discuss T1de1•ands••Survey with Harold Galliett.iy
`. Discuss Electric Engineering Cor�Iract ith Bob #eMMw.e.d of
Crews, Macinnes & Hoffman. ,►t+*%+l
. Discuss letter to Senator Bartlett on mall Boat Narbor'Stu dy.
�9. Discuss proposed legal action regarding Purchase of N.E.A.
facilities within Kenai.
�. Discuss results of sale of City Personal Property.
6. Receive proposed contracts for installation of Electric Service
In Subdivisions. I
Receive the tease for Etolin Subdivision Part II. •
\. Second reading of Ord. 137, changing the Zoning Map Change 012
First reading of Ord. No.�chapg'ing the Zoning Mao(change 013)
�10. Second reading of Ord. vacating a ortion of Alaska
i6 9 Np a Nay.
G, NEW BUSINESS:
� 'I. Discuss proposal of Covington Corp. to install dater B Sewer on
Forest Drive.
fie. Discuss approval of Storm Sewer location in Woodland Subdivision,
"*3.J Receive Final Subdivision Plats:
a. Hutchins
,1b. Central Heights
N"t'�c. Nilson
-4. Discuss closing of alleyway East of Lot 1, Block 2, Original
Townsite of Kenai.
5. Receive proposed long range development program for Kenai
Peninsula Schools.
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6. New Business Cont'd.
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6. Receive request of Northern Supply for extension of 1 year to
building provisions on lots in Aleyeska Subdivision.
�. 7 Discuss construction of Street in School Parking Lot.
Risea s leas of Municipal Reserve to Snow Star Investment Corp.
H. PERSONS PRESENT NOT SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD:
1.
2.
3.
KENAI CITY COUWCIL MEETING MINUTES
1 MAY, 1968
Roll Call: Members present - Robert Bielefeld. Chester Cone, John Hulien, Billy
McCann, Florine McCollum and Mayor James G. pye; Members absent - Carl Seaman.
Also present: City Manager James W. Harrison. Director of Public Works Nets
0. Kjelstad, Atty. James E. Fisher. and Enqineers Harold Galliett and Frank Wince.
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The City Manager requested amendments to the Agenda: /8-2, Delete Fl; Add G9,10,11.
B-1: Odin Strandberq, Pres., CUL. notified Council he was within 5 or G days of get-
ting the new generator hooked up; some of the parts are still arriving.
The 2nd unit is on the line; Council asked that he get this in writing from the
Company.
Strandberg invited all to come out and see the new unit.
B-1-1: Owners of the two taxi companies were not present, !though notices, requesting
their presence had been sent, certified mail, and receipts were returned, signifying
said notice had been received.
The meeting'was opened for public hearing: J. E. Fisher said he had always
nad good service from Northway - they either came for him or told him they were too
busy to come right away; George Metzger said he had inquired from some of the oil
companies and was told Ace Cab was charging $9.00 to any point on the North Road -
also that one company had used his services since 25 Feb., but had not been billed
for the trips yet, and repeated requests for a billing had brought no results; Stan
Thompson thinks the City should simply revulate safety requirements, rates, etc., but
open the field to competition- sort of a survival of the fittest"; There were no
more speakers from the floor, so public hearing was closed.
The City Manager said he had another application from Wm. R. White, Anchorage,
who wanted to get into the taxi business in Kenai; he said neither one of the present
Cab Companies are complying with the Ordinances or operating in a responsible manner.
The Mayor appointed dielefeld, Hulien and McCann to research the operations of
both companies and report to Council.
There was considerable discussion on taxis and rental cars.
Cone moved McCollum seconded, to notify Ace Cab Co. the City is putting them
on 30 day probation to conform to the Code; failure to do so will result in cancel-
lation of the permit to operate. Motion passed unanimously by roll call vote.
13-142: The meeting was opened to public hearing on transfer of liquor license, Rig
Liquor Store to GFB Enterprises. Speakers from the floor were: Larry Carr who said
the ABC Board had already approved the application subject to the City's approval.
Public hearing was closed as there were no more wishing to be heard.
Hulien moved Cone seconded, to approve the application for transfer of liquor
license from the Rig Liquor Store to GFa Enterprises d/b/a Oaken Keg Spirits Shop,
subject to a favorable report from the Police. Motion passed with McCann abstaining.
a-1-3: Wayne Jensen of Alaska Airlines asked the support of the City on their applica-
tion to the CAB for serving Kenai on scheduled fllghtssaying they are an aggresive
carrier devoted to serving Alaska; that competition is healthy, and another air car-
rier would increase the traffic by 1514; they have recently merged with Cordova and
Alaska Coastal and now have 94% Alaska coverage; these flights into Kenai would be
turn-araounds and would be scheduled for direct connection to Seattle; Convair 240's
would be used now, but hope to put on 727's as soon as possible: the flat minimum
charge for freight is $4.00; Alaska Airlines needs the support. of the City and the
Community because the growth of this area is so fantastic, the CAB in Washington
needs to be convinced with facts and figures.
Speakers from the floor were: Stan Thompson who is for competition; Mrs.
Metzger also thought favorably on their request.
Council discussed msrlts of the request vs, possible disadvantages, but as the
Mayor pointed out, approval does not connote dis-favor of Western Airlines-. they have
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served us well, and no one fought harder than the City to get them established here;
but we must look to the long view, and do what is best for the City and its citizens;
another carrier should aid the City in getting a jet airport; freight traffic alone
would warrant another carrier coming to Kenai.
Huline moved, Cone seconded, the City should encourage Aalska Airline in what-
ever steps necessary to get them to serve Kenai. Motion passed by roll call vote
with Bielefeld dissenting.
Bielefeld's motion to table died for lack of a second.
Jensen thanked Council for their consideration and for their support.
Harrison will present the City's view at the Chamber of Commerce meeting.
3-2: Harrison said bullock's Excavating and Trucking wanted to haul sand from the
City's pit where we anticipate putting the float plane basin; he offers the City
25t a yd. and will dig where we say; he will operate the pit, and would sell to
other contractors for 600 a yd.; he would be responsible for the pit for one year;
each month he would pay the C.ty for sand taken out within the last 60 days; the
City would use the design planned for the float basin when we applied to FAA for
funds - this would get us part of the basin dug which could later be dammed, etc.;
the top soil cannot be hauled off.
McCann questioned the requirement of the Code to put such a job out for bids.
Council said Item 4 of the agreement should not be construed so that the con-
tractor could unduly withhold other contractors from getting sand.
Wince says the depression should hold water and that the lake formed would not
create fog as it's the same temperature as the swamp water.
McCollum moved. Cone seconded, to accept Sul lock's agreement on the sand -pit
contract and have the Atty. prepare the contract. Motion passed unanimously.
In reply to Bullock's request, the Council said no sand would be given free to
the school; he could give his 25t a yd., but the City expects its share.
With consent of Council, Item G-4 was considered next:
Stan Thompson requested a vacation of the 20' street running between his lum-
ber yard.from the Spur to Peninsula Ave. Council consented to the closing of this
right of way at nights several years ago, because of vandalism at the lumber yard
Speakers from the floor: billy McCann and George Hunterp who live on the st.
In question. They said access would be very difficult if the North approach is
closed; snow removal is almost impossible as there's no place for the grader to
turn around; fire protection would be jeopardized, and the City's light pole and
transformers are in the way.
McCann moved to deny the request, but there was no second.
Council ruled to set up a public hearing; price of land was discussed; Har-
rison said it's against the law to charge for st. vacations. Property would be
equally divided between owners on each side of the st.
F-7: The Mayor explained the terms of the lease of property to Carr's Shopping Center.
Hulien questioned the lack of a time element for building, saying it did not comply
with the City's established land -use policies; he thinks there should be some pro-
vision for starting and completing development, and a development plan should be sub-
mitted, just as required for any other developer.
Mr. Gottstein said they have no intention of letting the land stay idle or bare;
it's to their advantage to get improvements on it - the sooner the better.
The City's lease runs for 55 years and we are pledged to extend it another 44 yrs.
The lease does not tie the land to one use, but Council would have to approve an assign-
ment.
McCann moved, Cone seconded, to adopt Res. 68-18 approving the lease of Etolin
S/0 Part II to Kenai Shopping Center and authorizing the City Manager to sign.
Motion passed by roll call vote with Hulien dissenting.
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Minutes of the last meeting corrected and approved.
E-1: The City Manager reported:
1. A meeting of Carr's personnels the City and Dept. of Highway representatives re-
sulted in a plan to drain the area by deepening the ditch draining into Main St. and
the guiley. Council says okay.
2. Letter was received from Kenai Packers requesting and industrial rate for electric
service. Harrison will study this and bring the figures to Council next meeting.
3. The new wells on 4th and Birch are in, and are being tested tonight; the City
will be on them tomorrow; water is coming out clear.
4. The Civil Defense has been requested to remove the emergency hospitalequipment
from the jail storage and from the airport bldg. The City needs the space and is no
longer in the classification of an "isolated area" with 6 doctors here. 14 helio-
copterss etc.
S. Letter from Vic Fisher says he would like to meet with City and:Borb-officials in
June to discuss planning for local governments.
6. The Kenai Vol. Fire Dept. has recommended donating the surplussed 4 x 4 truck to
Nikiski Vol. Fire Dept.
McCollum moved. McCann..secondeds to donate the Fire truck to Nikiski F.D.
Motion carried unanimously.
7. The Div. of Lands has given the City the right of entry to the local cemetery;
Harrison will see if the American Legion still wants some of the area, and perhaps
the Russian Church, too# will want a section. The whole area is 11.3 acres.
S. The City's contract for state police service for next year will be presented to
Council at the next meeting; cost is $40s500.0O
E-2: The Atty. reported;
1. The Csty is still being sued by Kellogg and Caughran. (Just a reminder.)
2. Buyers of foreclosed property should be reminded they will likely have to get
quiet title to their property.
3. Item F-3 of the Agenda: He had prepared documents as instructed in executlwe ses-
sion for bringing suit against H.E.A. for breach of contract; copies of the complaint
were given to Council; Harrison had notified HEA Board Members of notice of the
` City's intent by certified mail; Harrison read the Bd. Pres.'s reply.
After some discussions Cone moved. Hulien seconded, to authorize the City Atty.
to file suit on behalf of the City against HEA for specific performance of contract to
purchase HEA facilities within the corporate limits of the Clty of Kenai. Motion
passed unanimously.
4. Fisher read his letter of resignation as City Atty. due to his nomination for
Mayor; he will continue to work on matters pertinent to the City's welfare until
a successor can be appointed and made acquainted with the work. He will not abandon
the City as a client.
Harrison suggested the CRty accept the resignation with the condition he con-
tinue to work on the cases presently active; i.e. air navigation,, Caughrans etc.
- The Mayor says Fisher has worked manyq many hours free for the City and a
letter of appreciation should be directed to him.
McCann moved, McCollum secondedg to accepts with deep regrets Fisher's resigna-
tions but that he should continue to work on the cases he is involved ins and that
he be informed his efforts on behalf of the City are highly appreciated. Motion
passed unanimously.
Discussion centered on an Atty. for the interim period of one month for an
acting Atty. The Clty Clerk was instructed to ask James Hornaday to come to Council
meeting to talk with them.
5. Fisher will meet with other election candidates and they will make an effort to
get people registered and out to vote.
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E-3: The Mayor reported:
1. Letter from Col.Turner on Civil Defense meeting, but everyone here was too busy to
attend.
2. A letter from Loomis says they will operate the airport parking for $6.00 an hr.
There was considerable discussion on this; the Mayor asked for a report on revenues
to be derived from the parking lot in the event the City would operate it. This will
be done.
Harrison says the airport manager cannot do it; he is too involved with con-
struction and force acct. work; Harrison thot Cari nan could take this on after
school is out; Bielefeld says no one but a professional airport man should take on
work of this sort.
Harrison said he could not take any new action as long as the Council had ap-
proved the contract with Halcrow, pending the Atty's. approval as to the form of the
contract.
McCann moved, Cone seconded, to revoke the action on acceptance of Halcrow's
contract for airport parking as of 6 March, 1968. Motion passed with Bielefeld dis-
senting.
Hulien moved, Cone seconded, Mr. Halcrow be advised that new negitiations would .
be entered into. Motion passed unanimously.
Mr. Nornaday arrived at this time, and Council asked if he would consider acting as
City Atty. during the interim period on the same terms as Fisher; i.e. $30.00 per hr.
with monthly statements submitted. Hornaday signified his willingness to do so.
Cone moved, Hulien seconded to appoint Hornaday as interim City Atty. Motion
carried unanimously. Council thanked Hornaday for coming on such short notice.
E-4: McCann reported on the Boro Meeting:
1. The next meeting is 7th of May and platting and zoning ord. will be considered.
He urged everyone to make their opinions known; Harrison said the ord. is not per-
fect, but it's a start and they must have something as a guide; Alex Shadura said
he and Mrs. Coyle had gotten some changes in to help the Cities; Morin suggested
assessment districts should be established in new subdivisions in the Boro to take
care of street mtce.
F-2: The City Manager introduced Robert Hoffman, with Crews, Mac Innes & Hoffmao,
Consulting Engineers, here to discuss design, etc. of the electric system with the
City. His proposal would furnish design of the entire system, complete as -built
maps, advice on what area to develop next, what materials to get to standardize
our equipment, how to affect the change -over of H.E.A. facilities, etc. The fee would
not exceed $22,650.00; this would be paid out of revenue funds - monthly bills would
be presented for costs, not to exceed 60% of the contract with the balance being paid
in full in six monthly installments.
After brief discussion, McCann moved, Hulien seconded, the City retain Robert N.
Hoffman as electrical engineer, an the fee basis set out in his proposal of 20 April,
19689 pending preparation of a contract; that a contract be prepared with Hoffman,
following the terms of the proposal. Motion carried unanimously.
F-4: The proposed letter to Senator Bartlett regarding the Small Boat Harbor was ap-
proved and will be mailed to all interested parties.
F-5: Harrison said sale of surplus property brought in $14,000; he recommends the
high bid on each item be approved; also requests permission to use the Airport's
portion of $119000 to apply on a new loader.
Bielefeld moved, McCollum seconded, the sale of surplus property go to the high
bidder and items having no bid can be sold for the best price. Motion passed unanimously.
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F-8: Harrison presented Ord. 13g for second reading.""'
i Cone moved, McCollum seconded, to approve Ord. 13V for second reading, Zoning
Change #12, 8lockas B,C,F and G, deaver Creek Alaska 5/D, from Rural. Residential (RR)
to General Commercial (CG). Roll call vote passed the motion with Bielefeld
dissent-ing - he is not in favor of all lots bordering the highway having access on an indivi-
dual basis - says there should be a marginal road there.
F-9: Harrison presented Ord. 138 for first reading.
Cone moved, Bielefeld seconded, to approve for first reading Ord. 138, Zoning
Change #13, Blocks j and K. Beaver Creek Alaska S/D, from Rural Residential (RR) to
General Commercial (CG). Motion passed unanimously.
F-10: Harrison presented Ord. 136 for second reading.
After some discussion, and study of the map, Cone moved, Bielefeld seconded,
to approve Ord. #136, Vacating Alaska Way from the intersection with Mission to the
Westerly border of Lot 39 Bl. 6, and Lot 3, 81. 149 Original Townsite of Kenai.
Motion carried by r6ll call vote with McCann dissenting.
During the public hearing on this Ord. A. ShAdura protested saying it would
deter visitors from one of the best views of the Inlet; also the City Commerce has
provided no playground for the children in their complex, and neither had Bay Arms -
consequently the children play on the Church property or in the streets. The
Church does not mind for the present, but they may have some of the land leased out
one day.
Morin said there should be a cul-de-sac provided at the other and of Alaska
Ave. The Code calls for such an arrangement on any dead-end street. The Plat does
not show a cul-de-sac.
G-1: This will be on agenda for next meeting.
G-2: Harrison presented the plans for paving and storm drains in Woodland S/D. He
said the paving plans are all right, but thought the drainage needed some changes.
After some discussion, McCollum moved, Cone seconded, to approve the storm
drain and paving plans for Woodland 5/0 provided there's a one year guarantee on the
storm drainage revetment in the ravine. Motion passed unanimously.
G-3: Harrison presented plats for 3 S/D; two of Dolchok's to Hutchins and Wilson,
and one of McKeever's,.Central Heights S/D.
Hulien moved, Cone seconded, to adopt Resolution 68-19 Hutchin's S/D, Res.68-
209 Philson S/D. and Res. 68-21, Central Heights S/D. Motion passed unanimously.
G-5: Harrison presented Plat showing tong -range planning for location of schools in
Kenai; 1. elementary school near Thompson Park S/D or Valhalla Heights S/D.
2. Jr. Hi near Forrest Dr. ('tho Harrison thinks the Jr. Hi should be by the Hi);
The City Mgr, recommend it be approved as they will come back to the Council before
they actually build.
Sielefeld moved, McCann seconded, to approve the long -ranee plans for school
construction. Motion carried unanimously.
G-6: Northern Supply, lessee of lots North of Royal Redoubt, has requested a year's
time extension to get started building; they had two years to start and one more yr.
tam complete development.
Bielefeld moved, McCollum seconded, to deny the request of Northern Supply for a
time extension for building development.
G-7: Council agreed the water and sewer construction would be covered over and left
as a parking lot on the high school ground.
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G-8: Council agreed the Atty. should be instructed to prepare a lease for Snow,
Star Investment Corp. for lease of a portion of the Municipal Reserve.
G-9: Harrison presented the bids on the painting job at the Airport:
1. Alaska Painters $22 0984.00
2. Jeffery Painting Co. 14,940.00
3. Warren Painting Co.
Inc. 8988).00
Engr. Frank Wince recommends the City accept the low bid and Harrison concurs.
McCann moved, McCollum seconded, to award the painting contract for run -way to
low bidder Warren Painting Co., Inc. at $89880.000 subject to FAA approval. Motion
carried unanimously.
F-6: Hoffman suggested the contract for electric service for subdivisions should
also require contractors to follow the National Electric Safety Code as well as the
National Electric Code; also the City should repay the developer from the next bond
issues sold for KCL and 3. should pay 6% interest on the money advanced by the de-
veloper.
Cone moved, Bielefeld seconded, to approve the contract, as amended, on elec-
tric services in subdivisions and authorize theCity Manager to sign.
G-10: Application for permit for games of chadceand skill by Bill's Club was approved.
G-11: Res. 68-179 Authorizing the City Mgr. to sign Amendment No. 1 to FAA Grant
Agreement for Project #9-60-098-0703 was unanimously approved retroactively to 24
April,, 1968.
Norman McGehan said he had enjoyed the Council meeting and thanked the City for the
donation of the Fire Truck to Nlkiski Volunteer Fire Dept.
Morin expressed his pleasure at the appointment of Cosby Steen as Director of the
State Dept. of Highways.
The City will direct a letter of thanks to Fisher.
Meeting adjourned at 12/30 a.m.
Resp ctfully submitted,
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City Clerk
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MINUTES OF BID OPENING - AIRPORT PROJECT - MARKING RUNWAY - L:UO P.M., 30 APRIL168
City Manager James W. Harrison announced there were no more bids in the Kenai
Post Office, and certified that three bids had been received.
Also present: N. 0. Kjelstad, Dir. of Public Works; G.
L. Jaynes,
Airport Manager; Frank Wince of ACLW;.Clyde Justice of Alaska Painting and David
Stafford of General Painting.
Harrison opened bids and read results;
1. Alaska Paintfts,:1834 E:.26th Ave., Anchorage 99504
Addendum #1 rec'd.; bond furnished; lump sum uid $
229984.00
2, Jeffery Painting Co., Box 135 Anchorage
Addendum #1 rec d.; bond furnished Lump sum bid
140940.00
3. Warren Painting Co., Inc., Box 11249 Anchorage 99501
Addendum N1 ree d.; bond furnished Lump sum bid
89860.00
Engineer's Estimate - $159000,00
Harrison thanked those present for their interest and said Council would deter-
mine the award at City Council Meeting, 1 May, 1968 after bids had
been
analyzed and a recommendation received from the Engineer.
Respectfully submitted,
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City Clerk
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MINUTES OF SURPLUS SALE, 10:00 A.M., 24 APRIL9 1968, KENAI LIBRARY ROOM
Present:
Nels 0. Kjelstad, Dir. of Public Works conducting bid openings and auction,
and George
L. Jaynes, Airport Manager,
assisting.
Biddors participating:
1.
Jack Hager
11.
E. A. Patson
2.
Harry Craig
12.
G. L. Thomas
3,
E. H. Morin
13.
Roy'Clanton
4.
William H. Haywood
14.
R. L. Mulholland
S.
C. C. Collins
15.
11. W. Gangloff
6.
Daniel P. Toloff Construction 16.
Peninsula Construction Company
7.
J. M. Covington Corp.
17.
K. E. Thomas
S.
John Coveyou
18.
George Robinson (Rep. by J. Wilder)
9.
Guy'Moore .
19.
Royce Roberts
10.
Haller Construction
Kje�lsted announced sealed bids would first be opened and tabulated; then the highest
bid would be announced on each item and opportunity would be given for bids from
the floor. Each winning biddor, on an outcry bid, will be asked to complete the
bid form before leaving.
Awards will be made by Council at its rpqular meting on 1 May. Council
has reserved the right to reject any or all bids. Siddors will be notified of
Council's decisions.
Bids were opened, tabulated and summarized
as follows:
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
LOW BID
HIGH BID BY
NUMBER
9.
20 T. Garwood Crane on'Truck
$
200.00
$ 30500.00
6
2.
2Wh. Onan Light Plant, Trailer, Saw
25.00
100.00
3
3.
Scoopmobile Loader
20.00
175.00
13
4.
Scoopmobile Loader
20.00
175.00
13
5.
Backhoe, Bay City Shovel, Crane
25.00
29100.00
2
6.
D-8 Tractor, Dozer
100.00
29300.00
6
7.
Int. 5 Yd. Dump Truck
5.00
120.00
9
S.
Caterpillar Grader, Model 12
100.00
900.00
1
9.
Mack 5 T. Dump Truck
50,00
725.00
11
10,
Bros, Compactor
10.00
304,00
2
11.
LeTourneau Scraper, LPO
25.00
100.00
1
12.
LeTourneau Scraper
50.00
500.00
15
13.
Climax Engine
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000
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14.
Int. Dump Truck, 3 Yd.
25.00
560.00
13
15.
0-8 Cat Engine only
5.00
60.00
13
16.
Military 5 Yd. Dump Box
26.00
30.00
13
17.
Scoopmobile Loader
50,00
19050.00
13
1S.
Deleted - no title (5 yd. Int. Dump
Tr.)
26,00
126.00
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19.
Studebaker Truck
61.00
550.00
11
20.
2 Wh. 3/4 T. Trailer
4.00
60.00
1
21.
Brundage Burner Forced Air Furnace
1.00
10.00
13
22.
Montag Forced A;r Furnace, Oil
1.00
15.00
6
23.
American LaFrance Crash Truck
100.00
250.00
4
24.
Int. Flat Bed Truck (Sold for arts_
only)
30.00
200.00
1
Winning biddor will sign affi ad -M "this
will not be used on the Hwy. City has
no title to transfer.
25,
2 1400 x 24 Tires, Almost New
20.00
115.00
11
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ITEM
DESCRIPTION
$ LOW BID $
HIGH BID BY
NUMBER
26.
2400 Landing Mats to be removed immed. (ea..02
(ea. .10
3
27.
1/2 Yd. Claim Shell Bucket
5.00
105.00
6
28.
Sander Flixible Drive
5.00
15.00
13
29.
10 T. h oor Jack
10.00
25.00
11
30.
Royal Standard Typewriter
5.00
17.00
9
31.
Posting 6 Billing Machine, Boroughs
WON
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W.
32.
Sonar Radio CB, Model E
37.50
40.00
13
33.
Heath Kit Radio CB. Model GW
14 5.00
18.00
13
34.
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" 5.00
20.00
13
36.
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Sonar Radio CB, Model E
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Once Again, high bidders from the floor
were asked to complete the bidders
form
before leaving.
KJelstad thank0all for their
interest, and said each bidder would
be
notified
of the decision of the City Council after its meeting on 1 May, 1968.
Respectfully submitted,
Frances Torkilsen
City Clerk
Copies to:
Council
Dir. of Public Works
Airport Manager
City Manager
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CITY OF KLNAI
P. O. BOX 580 • KENAI, ALASKA . PHONE 283.7535
To. Col. E. L. Hardin, Jr. COE. '9
t FRoM,frences Torkilaen. City Clerk
j DATE 19 fte68REFERENCE -..N.1-miting Minutes
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Enclosed aueis a copy of the Kenai City Council Meeting Minutes of 17 April. 1968. p
If you have any corrections as to the material presented by the Corps of Engineersp
i would appreciate knowing in t1wa to inform the next noting of Council i May. 1969.
m+ SIGNED DATE
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