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REGULAR MEETING, KENAI CITY COUNCIL
1 FEBRUARY 1967, 8:00 P.M.
'A. ROLL CALL
B. PER9q NCH DOLED/�RESE T TO BE HEARD: r
-'C. MINUTES:
Regular Meeting, January 18, 1967
D. CORRESPONDENCE:
E. REPORTS:
,001. City Manager
2. City Attorney
r3. Mayor, City Clerk, City' Commissions .406-r"
4. Borough Assemblyman
--',F. _U FINISHED BUSINESS:
Second reading, Ordinance 0112-67, repealing the City of 'Kenai
Sales Tax Ordinance.
002. Receive Resolution N67-2, changing Regulations for the admin-
istratl on of the Kenai Municipal Airport.
✓3. Discuss publicity informaticn for proposed bonds.
G. NEW BUSINESS°
#I. Receive request of Kenai Volunteer Fire Department (Ambulance
Corps) for 's underwriting purchase of new ambulance.
P"2. Receive -0 -e 664-677setting rates to be charged by using
meters in taxicabs and creating an emergency.
✓3. Authorize granting of leases on Airport Land.
✓a. Lot 2, Block 5, Cook Inlet Industrial Air Park to Technical
Services Inc., dba Alaska Testiab.
✓b. Space in the Kenai Municipal Terminal Building to KLAS.
H. PERS4NS NOT SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD:
2.
3.
KENAI CITY COUNCIL MUL-TINE MINU'ITS 1 FIiBWARY, 190
(toll call: Nfumbers present - Bob Bielefeld, CUostor Cow,, Ilud Lofstedt, Roger Meeks,
Gene Morin eaman and Mayor James G. I.ye. Vice Mayor Morin presided a short while.
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City Manager Harrison presented a propotiition from Charles Milkert who wants to start
a Merchant patrol in Kenai which involves checking on properties he has contracted to
watch, lie would make about throe rounds a night with a radio-equippod car. If he
finds any unlocked doors, or anything out of line, he would radio the Answering Ser-
vice who would tnen contact the owner by telephone. tie would stand by until the owner
appeared. Milkert would not do any policing, and would not make arrests, etc. 'rho
State Police, while not endorsing any individual, say the idea is a good one, and
they would not object.
Seaman moved, Meeks seconded, to authorize Milkort to act as merchant patrol-
man. Motion passed unanimously.
Minutes of the meeting of 18 January, 1907, wore corrocted an approved.
Councilman Cone came at this time.
The City Manager reported:
1. The Dept. of Highways willl hold a public hearing on re-routing the Spur thru
Kenai on Thurs., 2 Mar. at 8 p.m. at the Jr. ft. Curbing, guttering, etc. will be
_ part of the discussion, and the Fed. Hwy. people are opposed to this, so Harrison says
�} the Council should attend if possible.
2. Final approval has been received from LIDA for Snider's contract for W&S to CIIAP.
Notice to proceed will be given after a contractor's conference.
3. Letter from Beck received saying Columbia Ward Fisheries had refused the City's
offer for power at this time.
4. Letter from Pollock says R.L'.A. is awaiting further documentation before acting
on sale of H.L.A. to City; agreement probably will not be signed before Bond Election.
5, Feb. 23rd Standard will hold an Asphalt Seminar at the Royal Redoubt; admission
is froe--buy your own lunch; discussion will center around uses for asphalt to be
produced here. 'Twill mean a saving of $3.00 a ton to buy locally.
6. The Kenai Boro Ilealth Agent is issuing the City's permits for food handlors;
there are two places that have not passed inspection, and permits will not be issued
until requirements are met.
Mayor Dye joined the meeting at this time.
7. The Fed. Covn't. is now offering assistance for training adults for job service;
the City can use two women to help with the cleaning at the Terminal Bldg., a man or
woman for typing and office work at the Airport Supt.'s office, a laborer to help
Thomas at the Airport, and a grader operator to work on the airport grounds, strip, etc
and another laborer to work on Dark Project.
8. plans for the Barracks of Ft6d&nay have been approved; bids will be opened
10 Feb. at : oa P m.
9. The entire bldg. must have Fpriaklor systow to get insurance reduction at the
Terminal.-- This includes the West Porch; system will be installed.
10. Final inspection on Ter. Bldg. 6 Feb. at 8 a.m. Thompson of Anchorage HUD office,
Bunnell will be here; Harrison urges Council to come if possible. Approval can be
made pending completion of a few projects.
11. Final date of registration to vote in Bond election is 5 p.m. 21 Feb. Special
registration is not necessary; only those not registered should sign.
12. A plat of State -held lands within the CVty has been received. Harrison will take
these maps his next trip to Anchorage and find out the status of lands not deeded to
tlhe City.
13. The City has said there would be no occupancy of the Ter. Bldg. until all bills
j owed to the contractor have been paid; peck has been billed for work done on Bar $
Cafo - he consulted with Roguszka, who wrote a letter saying this work was done at
the City's instruction and was to be paid for by the City; since this was the under-
standing the City will pay this bill--ammmting to about h800.
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Council Minutes 1 Feb b7 Page two
City Atgr's. report:
14. Insurance for the glass in tie 'for. Bldg. would aluount to $$10218.23 a yr.; for
the west entranco exterior glass it would be $606.57. The City will put a binder on
this until figures can be had for replacing glass, and whether or got the City is
insured for liability for flying glass, etc.
15. Council will be sent copies of the Soro School Capital Improvements Plan for
school construction to 1971.
lb. An executive session is requested to talk gas contract with Wildwood.
With consent of Council, the Order of Business was changed to accomodate people in
the audience present for item G-l:
A letter from the Ambulance Corps was read proposing the purchase of a new
Cadillac ambulance for $14,000. This is fully -equipped, has head room, and space
for four strecthers. The present one has room only for two, and does not have head-
room. The Corps has $5,000 to apply as down payment. They ask that the City under-
write the purchase; they estimate it could be paid off within 3 or 4 years; title
would go to the City.
Morin moved, Cone seconded, the City underwrite purchase of new ambulance
according to the Ambulance Corps' letter. Motion passed unanimously.
F-1: The City Mgr. presented Ord. #112-66 for second reading which would repeal por-
tions of the Sales Tax. In section 2, numbers 7-33, 7-34, 7-35, 7-36, 7-370 7-38 and
7-39 were deleted as they do not pertain to sales taxes.
Morin moved Bielefeld seconded, to approve Ord. 112-66 for Second reading.
Motion passed unanimously by roll call vote.
F-2: Res. 67-2 was presented by the City Mgr. proposing changes in the Rules h Reg-
ulations on the Airport. After some discussion:
Seaman moved, Morin seconded, to adopt Res. 67-2. Motion carried unanimously.
F-3: The City Manager presented fact sheets and a newspaper lay -out for the taming
Bond Programs. There was considerable discussion, and some amending of the presenta-
tion, after which Council approved for publication. Material is included with these
minutes.
Morin pointed out a bond program for $600,000 failed in Fairbanks.twice,about
4 or 5 years ago; this year they passed the identical program, but rising costs had
increased the amount of the project to over a million dollars.
There was a lengthy discussion on the gas bond; John Hulien said the Chamber of Com-
merce wanted to work with the City on all the bond issues; that we are all on the
same ball team; it is their intention to try to put all the facts before the people;
the Chamber does not intend to take a stand pro or con; they only want to broadcast
as much information as possible.
G-2: Res. 67-4 was presented establishing rates for taxi meters.
Morin moved, Seaman seconded to adopt Res. 67-4. motion passed unanimously.
G-3: (a) Seaman moved Morin seconded, to authorize the City Ngr. to sign the lease
to Technical Services, Inc. for Lot 2, 81. S, CIIAP. Motion carried unanimously.
(b) Meeks moved, Cone seconded, office space in the Ter. Bldg. be leased to
Kenai Lofsted Air Service. Motion passed unanimously with Lofstedt abstaining.
The Mayor reported:
1. Post Office was robbed 19 Jan.; no report was reed. from the Police on this;
checks were burned; boxes broken into; P.O. will have to be closed if vandalism
continues during evening and night hours.
The City mgr. will write again to ask the Fed. Govn't. to provide adequate
and satisfactory parking space by their facility.
! Council Minutes 1 Feb 67 page three
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Mayor's report (cont'd.)
2. Dye suggested appointing a committee to work toward getting the Labor Hiring [call
in Kenai; this will be reviewed later.
3. Inquired if the City couldn't clamp down somehow on the sale of beer to teen-agers.
Harrisca will work on this.
Seaman reported;
1. The Boro had a Civil Defense meeting the 26th, and are considering a full time
C. D. Director at $15,000 a yr.
2. Tax incentive will be discussed at the next meeting again; the opinion of the
Assembly now is to let the State have its own incentive program as long as it doesn't
interfere with the Boro's portion of the tax monies. Then the Boro can adopt its
tax incentive program if it so desires.
A call from Western Oil 4 Gas revealed they have facts and figures to present
to the Boro regarding the tax incentive and the proposed revision of the sales tax.
3. Study session will be held on the School Board's Construction and Bonding Program -
and Architect has been hired to project the needs, etc. Morin suggested a Bond Coun-
sellor snould talk with the Boro to explain bond financing.
4. An ordinance to revise the Boro sales tax ceiling is up for consideration at the
next Friday meeting at 7 p.m. in Homer.
S. once again he requested approval of his resignation from the Boro Assembly for
reasons of health.
There was a lot of discussion an most of these items; Council reluctantly
accepted Seaman's resignation and
Meeks moved, Bielefeld seconded, to appoint Morin to serve on the Boro Assemb-
ly to represent Kenai. Motion passed unanimously with Morin abstaining.
Morin was asked to try to delay any action on tax incentive until Western Oil,.
$ Gas Co. can present their financial reports.
Meeting adjourned for executive session at 12 midnight.
Respectfully submi ted,
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Frances Torkilsen
j City Clerk
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Ike follewing intermation is pprresent"
to the Citizens or Konall by tho Olt
of Komi, in the ornest bops that it will.
furnish you inrcrmati,on on which you may
base your decision regarding the proposed
SIX bond proposals$ You are encouraged to
study this information, and it it is noti
adequate to answer your questions, ploase
do not hesitate to ask.
♦ sincer ortort has been made to show
on these two paces, the pro ppoosal s what
they will oo8E, whom they wili benefit,
and what they will do for Kenai.
The City Council and I sincere, request
your careful consideration of these issues.
You are encouraged to vote regarding those
proposals on Februarryy 28, 1967, R3MMM •
YOU NUB T HK A A I 01 VON IN KKNAI TO
VOTB ON TA23Z PROPOSALS. Only real proport
taxpayers within the City wft are rogleterel
ropers, way rote on the tax supported issues.
' James 3. Dye
-,,, mayor
M-ro—SALlltll03ER 1� (i
PROPOSED f$300sOOO&O0 ELECPRIC LIGHT AND POW$R RZVENUZ BONDS `
The purpose of this bond is to furnish the financing to purohass
all of the facilities of the Horner Electric Association located within
the corporate limits of the City of Kenai, which is an agreed contract
price of $165#000.00. Tnis amount is covered in the contract for purchase
entered into between homer Electric Association and the :.ity of Kenai on �t
Nr vembor 8, 196C.
In addition, the contract ract aruvie:os a service area agreemeent# which stipulate
theservice arer, o:' the �Jty of 4erai at.c: tWit Humor Elea;trio Association
will limit its act:vities to areas outside the ;.ity of enai.
The additional ,i ai: .,1' ti, l?,",000 will us ustO to purchase tree transformers
and other equipment necessary to convert Cron; they voltages now used on the
i:.F.A* lines t,- "•s.0 dist.ri:,uted by the pity of Kenai. In addition, funds
will be us.-d tc :,r-'n«d the electric aysten to meet the growth in new res•
ieential and cor-mri-cial areas, to replace worn equipment. Ir. tt,ej present
�. system and to lee•c:Jro r.eeded equipment with wt,ich to service tl^o utility.
Vkj hATE .hC}i:"A":; M,'T.T, X: HFC.LItiED TO ZERY:CE Vi:^ L3CNL. The re.4,;'_ar rates
now estahl istied for Kenai Municipal Electric a stem users, applie'e'. to the
new customers sart.red In the HEA purchase, will pay for the amortization of.
this portion of the bond. H. 41. Becfc anO Associates, th" �itr's :lectrio&l M
Consultants, stated in their letters of April ll, and Nuver.Lfor 17, 1966"
that this portion of the system wc,uld fund itself.
rhe revenues tc retire the bonus of the balance of the system will be paid
from sale of additional electrical energy to thoab customers Perved by
the facilities purchased with the expended money. That is to say, the
reveres ;en rstecd rrom sales it a now sub0iviaieJr, will retire, W(t Londe
necessary to put the facility into the new subdivision.
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PROPOSED "S. SYS
1113OSITION UMBER •
NA rvAL ub ;4EV1W BONDS$6500000.00
This proposal is to f finance, construct and equip arc operati:v- nAt,Jr•u I "as
distribution system within the Corporate Limit/ of the Vft Konf,i sa tie
,�vowsed and r• iprated by the City of Kenai as a Wwataipal Utility, iG in antia-
'ipsted that, this system will reach the areas set out in the map above. All
�, users desiring service within populated areas within the City will ,sqv this
;,utility mutt• available to them. Total cost of the g9q :!••stem w171. corn
-by fees ctjyr;ed Mo usera. ft-Assessment or tax bA,;Ic-up is anticir t••ti to
fiasuce tt is racility. rho rate structure shown bt•low is besid ;r
rAsidential customers and 75% of the etist:niS fl.•ur• 3 AcA in th t•-r,n
down-t-rjwn commercial area, and has been dotorminec by Mr. aim. Hut.:,.:' :.:..,
the lo'Ityfn :onaultln j '.:ss Zngineer, to r;e c+ua(tuste to f i:ryrrt3t3 t f :1:'-;; •
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`�40t8 j pj&j Residential sore 0o
Applies tion t
1b Natural gas sorvi,re for all domestic purposes in individual privn•4
residonues and in separately metered individual family spe:•tmarrt ,r ::vIng
units*
MOIi'1HLY KAT3 (Rate assumed without any large commercial user)
. 0 for the first 2000 cubic feet or less ,
.18 per hundred cubic feet for next 3000 c-ibis rust
•11 per hundred cubic feet or hll aleLt.onal vas
$5.90. monthly min:o-un. trill - $25,00 t:en i +:tw - conr,Aetion !►•e.
MONTHLY RAM (Rate anticipated for City of Kenai)
for the first 4000 cubic feet ,.t• less
.10 per hundred cubic feet for next 6000 cubic feet
•09 per uunered csuvic feet for all additional gas
$5.00 minimum monthly till • $25.00 deposit - connection charm.
HOMILY HAVE (COMPA4A4W CITY OP AN^.AORA2 st AI.'C'HORA.,tr` GA,r:.rsaL ;ti:•
"•"'$500 -rirst IV'-,u c�autc foot or less
.Zcf per hundred c„ :ic feet for next 3100 cubic feet
91, pyr hundred for all additional gas
5,00 midi - wl montty:;r till.
�i er hP.lt� inPPiled . ii�iteu� a ein0le rNptr ter am purpose
e 404
b�b wt� *e deretl1IS 'OWPeeee uhsro 600 sr SOWS epOrtments era
RA 6 assMW 411110 Mlth�OUS a1W Urge oommeretel user)
coo toe first 4009 •emble rest or use
•22 Per hwdred eubio fast for the next 6000 cubic rest
eU POP hundred cubic root for the neat 25000 cubic feet
.09 per bundred cubic feet for all additional gas
O30.00 rilkINVIs monthly bill • .*50.00 daposite - eonneetiou foe,
iRete anticipated for City of Kenai)
dZUR ter the first 6000 cubic cost or lees
A per hundred cubic rest for the next 6000 cubic feet
•01 per hundred aibid feet for all additional Sias
$10,00 monthly Minimum bill - $50.00 doix a i ts- connection charge.
!l01MY RAT$ ( COMPARAhLF. CITY OF ANCHORAGE w ANCHuRAU NAWHAL .A.'• )
*10.00 P,nfor the first 3400 cubic rqR« -rr iPas
.25 per hundred cubic feet for the next 6600 cuhie feet
.13 per hundred cubic feet for tha next 30#000 cubia foot
.10 per hundred fmreiir cubic feet for all additional
3C�tDU III- Lori„ :eneraI ;sereloo.
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To natural gas sarvire supplied through a single meter for any p:,rt:r, #4
including that useu fir domestic purposes where multi -unit apart,mue...3 or
folmlly units are supplied ttirougb %o some meter. Also for ssesen0l demands
MO ! ATE (Rate &ssused without any large commercial user)
Vzo0*00 for tt' A ° 1 rs t 200 mot por month or less
.AO per mc:f for the next 400 mar per month
.75 per '"Of for all over 5OU mcf per month
$�2:04.!;0 miaiamm monthly bill - Contract hequired - full 12 months -
Connocttor, iharga - $7.5.00 d opoait ;)tug negotation for extent of letorel
pipitiq rE+,.;:, irsd.
iM i L41 .1A?1X (!rate anticipated for City of Kenai)
` iew $200.00 roe the first 200 met per month or lose
r er roar for the next. 300 mi:f per month
pier mar far a 11 over 500 mar por month
$e'!OC.r;t. v.In:mum mill por month - connect inn charges as to in
.CNTat.•� ,..: ( ;r.�N!'l.kt� ii, :TY 01 At•C�-,+.,h;F. t► AhJ:i :iA,3.. NATi 84L ;:' ;
.� pr first 2U0 mar or leas
;-or mr; f f r We next 200 vier
vc.r mar for Use all ever 560 moo
r. r.w+.isMfawrA�r4swyr.rw.••.wr..y;... •
U I& iatawwartible -
loie' inttr>rruptod uaea with Oer`siS rivaraatoo• to the City*
ti o� lit msdor this soboduls would applyin the reverse order or rates
steel Uvs hats, xY-d would be interrupted first and hate IY-A would be
►terruMtod lasts
-RATS: (llato assumed without any large comeroiai user)
MINIMUM HILL RATB PER MCA
OIr 100000 per nn ,b 0*75
- 0 500.00 per Monty 0.70
•� 10000.00 per month 0.65
-U 5#000.00 per month 0.625
-F 10i000.0Cr per month 106bo
VN' V hAT H
(bate ariticipated fur
amity c..' Kenai
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1,A q uo moncb
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500.',O per month
0.70
10065
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1,00!, per month
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;90CJ por month
0.;,25
M60
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1V,r.400 per month
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( C0►''PARAJU. CITY OF AN'V"HORg3E r ANjHOhA-1E NA'MRAL
1-UNI!l1,14 BIL
RATE PER MCF
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10069V per month
•2
10 000 per month
0.75
-3
V1,000.40 per month
0.70
10060
-4
50000.00 per month
IlOvO00*00
0.65
.5
per month
imp] ,u .Neal-lontial
Comperisor' .order Sobedulh
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+sa 1'Ns:tlery;•!
x,A<< t'l�.,rtC^ cubic Peek.fez
ezrnaAlly
E1il1tAnn'As11 Kenhi dill.
Irl:+.:•'�t ��mmKc•''.�].
Any. Not. Gas*
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wAin ag in" on tomw BONDS s5oc.ow.o0
an proseelo film the sale of these bonds will be used to •shod the
present wasoi 1 waters stem into areas not now serviced• It is us-0ioipated that $bbe work will be dons in two phases.
RASE I. - WEST SLOWSION. Total cost approximately $3000000,00, Ibis
will run the water from down•tOwa Kenai, into the Stroh Drive area
Into the Commerelel area around the Spur Motel, over to Forrest Drive and
UP POrrest Drive to about 4tb Avenue.
PHASE II. - BAST EXTENSION. Total most approsinately $200#000.009 This
will run the water through FAA housing area, down to Kenai Paokors, up
Walkerville Road and out to the Sigh Sobool.
SEE MFOSBD ROUTING OP INE NATBR LINES ON TIM 12 MYOSITE MAP ABOVE*
The total bond of $50000000000 it retired fully from talc payments would
require an annual interest payment of $251P000 and a Pr pal payment or
$14,900, asking a total annual roquirmeat of $41,900 far a S5 - 30 year
bond. IT IS CLEARLY TO BE UNDERSTOOD IHAT THE RBVBN= OF TAB WATER SYSTiK
ARE PIRST PLEDGED TO PAY FOR THIS BOND WITH THE loi1VAL0Aa! TAX BEING ONLT
USED Ili THE EVENT TIE REVENUE IS NOT SUFFICMT TO NAM ME PAYMENTS.
It is intended that benefited property be assessed in the sane manner and
In the some amount as was done in the first water projeot in Kenai. In
so doing, the assessment will pay for approsiswtsly one•fourtb,of the oost
of the system. The balance of the most is antieipsted to be born by the
sale of water be odobaswbs Olesedf ro$$ding in the areas to be serviced or
in now construction to be built in areas serviced by this utility.
" THE CITY HOW HAS ON PIKE WITH THS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTitATION,
AN APPLICATION POR MATCHING FUNDS FOR THIS BogD. IF SUCH FUNDS ARE FORTHCO!
THE AMG :NT USED WILL BE CUT Ijbd M OR MUdii WILL BE CONSTRUCTED.
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PROPOSITION NUMBER 4.
SEWER UENERAL CBLI :ATION Both S $�pO•p(,C.OU
f )ro ceeda Prom the selq of these honds will t)e used to exten43 , •..he
•'t5tert r9ruaiaipol sewerage
•' •,,:t cullectior, sys-Ocrc�,t into areas net ro►c ae•vod.ieipated i:► wcrk will ,,e J"nr ir: two phaaes.
WE:;T F.}: MNSIJIl. -r:.ta.l "Oat a r;,x+mtl t _r ., r ;•
w:'I ►'Irt thA 9dwGr li•�e int, the birci•, Lrivo Area ercdYirYt� A(fC(�'„•.his
Lr:fN area. ho .�u, r at
f7., /.... All
►i? wl ruts thh SOwur n;�� tnrr�u�hathcoat 4t'prortmatc+ly l' 0•0nt�np.
l.terv:lie ar��Y c'A.'1 :i..uain., rare►�, t��••�c• :7r.a t•,e
•:c,a O , , u0+A sufficient site to ,,rvviue for its c,xtan,tar.
fi•" _� r ::, �1i�Tf �.: �::ivL l'� :, r •�.' 1'.:?:; .�r".•ir"'.R liIhm3 UN T"X .
•OGO.00• if retires full;; fr�rn tax tau, ,.dat w.,uld
t'e7 , :,nnua'.. .:.-,JrOdt payment of $25,•OUO art�i r: 7rinel�,e1 pa;•l-sat :;:
i1::,yf'C�,-r'r,t;,rc, a total annual re �irement r
'=,�u• i i ,.> :Lis, cLY r(r ar: I:IJLI r(S "uOD °r l• �0U fora �,� - r., ••nar
n.' L;'..;' X,'' PA.' : r,11 T%13 �. . 'M. tH.. •ni.Jr.IIU�;S Cr :ar: ��.�
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pInptheyfirstasew?rdprojnh�
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mount es ;�r,s done
4'J`,;0 rZh as9aflar,unt will iyn �'+r
and
., .t,a •a1.a,•�r:f� orptryo o,.)9tt�IsoantiQipdt�d tfolurtil.,rr.
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r,e,r-v;::. .►;nr a Car cc,11u,3tiori and disposing
,,t.:."►:i:,
of sewerage from c,.ar.,�yra
r�.: i.ir,E in ttrn area and in now
tuonstructt.cn to L.
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SIR= 1'MrROT>! T GNUMA ORIGATIO Dd= OWO000@00
The grossed& from this bond will to used for street improoemonin
the it of Kenai. First prioritywill be given to the pavingWO-0streets�12 001IStOMn Kenai Where tale water sd sewer has been iastaled..
by U1g will be done on an assessment basisMoL
At this time it is planned
that the assessment be on the 1 3 - 1/3 -basis. This means that
each property owner will pay 1rd of the of the street abutting bin
property, with his neighbor across the street also paying 1/3rd. The
proceeds of this bond would be used to pay the full 1/3 of the City (the
Center third) and to finance the other portions to the property owners
for a period of years. :The benefited property owner could pay cash for
his paving, or if he elect• to pay it over a period of years, proper
interest will be charged to service that share of the bonds. As these
smounts are paid back, other properties may be improved with the revolving
funds so created*
n addition to the paving in the down -town area, there are many streets
n the City of Kenai that need to be brought up to a serviceable standard.
These streets were In existence before the present sub -division ordinance
was enacted and therefore, must be improved b the City. This wo uld.also
be done on an assessment basis,arobably similar to that done in the Wilson
Street Assessment Districi7 and would be financed from t his bond. it is
anticipated that all of t e work would be done under proper contract and
that all work done would be toward eventually having proper streets for
paving -
The total bond of $400,000.00 would require $20,000 for interest and
$13#606 for principal or $33#600 annually at 5% - 30 year bonds. It is
not anticipated however that this would be totally retired by tax payments.
At the present time, the anticipated paving will total approximately $300,0
One third of this would be required from tax payments, with the other two-
thirds being pa$d by the assessment payments of benefitted property owners.
)NO other $100,000 would be sold as the iMprovemento are needed, and the
retirment of this bond would be on the same order and in the same manner
as those used for paving.
Streets planned to be paved are shown can the composite map above.
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GOVRM=T OP'MCN ADIMING U MIAL OBLIGATION BOM $300.000.00
It is the intent or this fund to finance the aonstrustion of a unified
govorMsstel office building in Kenai. This building Mould house the
lidalnistrative Offices of the Gity of Kenai and all of its Utilitiss,
A090vating Offices for the entire City, City Council 0h"bora and
a Municipal Library.
In addition it Mould be designed, if proper contracts spay be negotiated$
to house office space for other governmental agencies requiring joint
use of the building with the City of Kenai.
The total Bond of $300,000.00, if retired solely from tax revenues on
Ad -valorem taxes would require an annual interest payment of $15#0000
a4 annual principal payment of $10#3000 or a total of $25#300 for the
retirement of 30 year bonds at 5%•
It is anticipatod, however, that the utilities utilising space in the
building would pay the regular rental into the retirement fund for this
bond, and also, that the rental for the other goveraosntal agencies would
be properly applied to retiroment of the bond. With this financeing, it
is anticipated that funds other than tax funds would pay one-half of the
annual cost of this bond. The coact payuanto would, of course, depend
upon the degree or ratio of occupancy by other than General Goverment
Agencies.
Plans and speoificiations for this building will be prepared and approved
in the same manner as plans and sppecifications for other buildings const-
ructed for the City of Kenai. BONDS WILL BE SOLD ONLY AFTER THE PLANS
ARE MCPARED AND APPROVED AND TSE NEED IB PROVEN.
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FINANCIAL BrawTI(IN &%WI(IN
n& "NSIMPATION OF TIM ASSMWFS. USER MWO MWALS AND (MgR G"MI p&j= Ito.
01CATED6 IT IS NOr ANTICIPATAID MIAT MERE WILL '4HED To 82 ANYTAX IN04M if[AISOMR AS
9400f Nil LA. PWVIM III-* FUUJ KWIE�W Op TAX IC.4Ayl) To SERVICEMj= HMM.
TAX PLhIKL FOR MI16 (30 WAR - St 11VIL-REST)
Of XNAL PROPERTY EVALUATION TO COVER A8OV2 COST
Interest Payment only, on 1v500f&000 Valuation : -
0000 1 a *Or.
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4-�fin - Interest Payment only, an 000 Valuation ills
-969. - Into & Prins an :000 Valuation - sills
170 - Into & Prins a 00 04on 1 :0500*000 valuation - quis 142;S; 1
?%.)1"3$ 1. Interest payments rr Yt 0 for list two YOaVeo go Evalustj
on an
increased based on current ad and beat information on hands
ftOJECTION 18 BA38D 01 FULL IMMUT YRGK TAX PONDS WITH No PARTICIPATION
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Total Int."
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$ODOM 256000 160900 410900
:h �00�006 209000 139600 339600
$S9000 57�700
�M1l0 Q! M. piiPlIRIY BYlIW,ATIGH TO GOYEii Ai1WE Cos '1'S �
paY"S aalye at t1,i;3p0�,M W&Mgan rgmiM 7.4 mills/ mWierin $6S#100 to Meey.
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$86 000 of If
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,st pair Pope"ai il+tisi000r►t4e3s ed1Lpft i143*000 tax saiey
sw „ f ff N of
to of$N 000,ao0 i
N of to N of :17�b00�000 :i�Ib =142^
to of
N N =1��50�000 /f 7•42
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III low aoly fiPMA for First tkv �rsars. Same bonds d0 not pp qW prrimas for up to 5 yrS.
'` fp imCraaM� 1 millim first yr; 1 Va ai UM and yr. ; 2 ed111an third yr; 1 1/2 million 4th yr. ;
l NtYUM SOU yr. Ibis is a conservative approach.
p by B. Torkllsen
City Cirk
24 Jan 67 _
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