HomeMy WebLinkAbout1965-01-27 Council MinutesAGENDA - KF.NA1 CITY COUNCIL !4EFTING 27 JANUARY 1965
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PERSONS SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD: Gall iet
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CORRESPONDENCE S; 4
REPORTS: Mayor �'1
"Attorney J✓
Clerk -'What do you want to do about the letter from Anchorage
News re advertising in the One Year Later" edition of their paper?
Have a submittal from Caughran to pay Suet. and Bookkeeper
What do you say? yt does not give the period worked. No dates at all.
What about the proposed Civil Service Commission Bill con-
cerning police and fire departments? We should Rive some kind of an answer
to Don Berry.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS:
Amendment to Taxi Ordinance
Amendment to Liquor License Ordinance
�+ Ordinance increasing liquor licenses to accomodate Kenai Hotel
Charter Change - two meetings a month?
Charter Change - Bonding - to enable the Boro to undertake
school liabilities
Building code for hangars — airport installations
Appointment of Planning Commission Member to replace Carr
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PERSONS NOT SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD:
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KENAI CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 27 JANNUARY 19tb5
Roll call: Members Fresent - Billy McCann, Gene Abrin, (fomer Swires and Mayor
!Y e: Those absent - Chester Cone, "dud" Lofstedt and Roger Meeks.
L. 14. Bartley approached Council on buying the 45' x 80' road r.o.w. in front
of Hartley Motors Building, and also inquired as to the status of taxes and
water assessments on this strip. The City has ciut collected taxes on this for
the past three years and the ►I&S assessment did not include the area after an
adjustment made subsequent to Council meetinp, of 20 Jan 1965. Mr. Hartley was
informed he should inform the Boro Assessor of this situation in order to be
released from paying Boro taxes on the r.o.w.
Nave Boyer requested from Council: 1. Permission to start a Cab Co., 2. Per-
mission to start a Car Rental Service, 3. Permission to locate a heliocopter
pad on the Hotel grounds. Council advised him to put his intentions in writing
for the Cab Co.; i.e. how many cabs, radio and tel. service, location of cab
stand, liability insurance, etc. 2. The car rental service is his business --
all the City requires is Registration; 3. the helioconter pad should go before
planning Commission for study of Zoning and Fire Laws., and to the Airport Com-
mission with regard to FAA regulations. A public hearing will be held on appli-
cation for Cab Co. after receipt of same from Boyer.
Mr. Barry inquired if Council would nay any more toward plumbing bills accrued
in re -designing the system in his house after it was moved from the Street r.o.w.
After considerable disc+ission McCann moved, Swires seconded the City pay no more
toward Geneva Armitage'Barry's cost of plumbing. Motion passed unanimously.
Georqe Navarre inquired what had been done toward rate reduction study on KCL.
R. W. Beck 6 Associates have this under advisement now. Navarre asked to be
allowed to offer the City office space when Council considers this matter. He
could fix space to the City's needs and specifications.
yr. Barry announced Universal Services needs an area to establish a 500 man
camp. Clerk will contact them re this.
Ernie Knackstedt reported a Mr. Duncan in Sec. 31 was under the impression hed
had been billed for a Water h Sewer improvement --Clerk will explain to him this
was a Street Assessment Notice.
Minutes of the last meeting were approved.
Correspondence was read: Letters in the Circulating File re Lease Co. and school
roof; City's letter to Don Statter re Floats; Letter to Boro Assessor re prop-
erty cards --cards have been returned with apologies; Letter to Lauthauser ex-
plaining the City cannot list retail sales returns by name; Doris Swires and
Catherine Malone will form a committee to work on story, pictures, etc. to go
in the Anchorage Mews' "One Year Later" Edition; Clerk will write AML the
Council is adamantly opposed to Legislation forming a Civil Service Commission
affecting police and fire personnel; Council says its decision to pay Caughran's
payroll can be made retroactive to cover Superintendent and Bookkeeper if the
pay period is shown on the Statements and if the Contractor shows earnest in-
tention of finishing the job immediately. (Requests for pay amount to $779.05
and206.99--net earnings.) Re Galliett's letter: Morin moved, McCann seconded,
Gelliett be directed to fill out Form CFA 105 with suggested revised project
summary as per letter of 22 Jan and to submit an explanation of the discrepancies
between his financial report and the Clerk's recapitulation. Passed unanimously.
The Mayor announced a man from Myrick h 'Mitchell accounting firm will be here
next week, or the week after, to assist the City in revising its application
for shortfall monies.
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