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AGENDA - KENAI CITY COUVCIL 'AEETIMG 11 1 RCd 1964
ROLL CALL S + i
PERSONS SCHEc7:11ED 70 BE HEARD:
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lezo'ORRESPONDENCE: On 18 Sept.63, tlLe City noti6t.ed Stan Wo.t6e .the Council
had approved t4an66en o6 Stan'6 Cab to Atvin 0. Wvnen pnov.i.ded
he can meet .the uquiunent6 os Ord. d 12; on 19 Sept., .the Trooper
wa6 asked to in4pect aceoading to Ord. 012; on 14 Nov. 14n. Mennen
wa6 .cn6onn .the Council "i4 writhhotding S.i.nat appnovat os trana6e4
pending a uqueat 6-tom :fou", and that "Troop¢,% RobeU6on ha6 re-
ported Savonabi y..... but ,the COwmU aWe6 some contact to come
SUm you, either in tettet Sonm, or by peraonaQ apoearance oe6one
the Counc t". NOW we get a ee tt¢A dated 10 UA 64 aequeating a
pemni t o6 tnan66en and 6igned by Franc i4 J. do6ek, Jr., Atty. I
have bent hin: copit4 o6 att conre6pondence but wanted you to know
w4tat wx6 going on in .the event th.i.6 come6 be6ore Council soon.
REPORTS:
/Cty. C&Ak-need to get 6.i.gnaxie4e6 06 Coune"men bon Water and
Sewn. Con6touctio►t Aceoaat
UNFINISHED BUSINESS:
IOrdinance E6.tabt"hing A66e ament6 Dti6tUtt6
NEW BUSINESS:
REIAINUER: Nati.omi Guard "Oath Taking Ceremony" Tue6day 17, 1:30 p.m. to
the Jn. Hi SehooE Gyn.
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KLNAI CITY CUUIicn. )iIwas
18 4AR01 1964
Roll call at 8:10 showed all memi)ers -)resent but Dye, Lofstedt and '-lorgan.
Mr. Crinklaw, Agr. Kenai City Light, reported on contract with Wildwood; says
$25,550. allowed by the Army will not be sufficient to cover costs of installing
a distribution line to the Posts -says it lacks 9 to 10 thousand being enough.
He would like to eliminate some of the requirements in the contract which may
reduce the costs, i.e. size of transformers, wire, type of insulators, etc. fie
doubts if KCL can get a loan, due to the stringencies in the bond ordinance, so
is asking Council for a request to Don Meyer to issue additional authorized
bonds. Mr. ycCann moved, Gene morin Seconded, to instruct Mr. Crinklaw to
make application for additional bonds. ,4otion passed unanimously. The money
spent on the W/W line will be repaid at the rate of 10: of the billing for
power. Crinklaw states there are 3 1/2 miles of line to build at an estimated
7-8 thousand dollars per mile (if he can get the requirements changed.) lie said
the poles on the liomesite Loop need to be 100: replaced.
Tle Attorney was instructed to find out the status of the Public Service Commissio
Minutes of the last meeting were approved.
Correspondence was read: Minutes of the Planning Comm. requesting Council to
act on exchange of three rights -of -way in Inlet view Subdivision for a r.o.w.
at N.E. Corner of the Subdiv.; also the Commissions disapproval of an escrow
agreement for road -building in the Subdiv. :McCann moved, Knackstedt seconded,
to table excrow agreement action until more Councilmen are present. Passed
unanimously. Some discussion was had on amending Ord. 136. Letter from Lease
Co. to Manley f, Mayer requesting written concurrence of the City's acceptance
of the New Hi School; Letter from Homer Cliamber of Commerce expressing their
support of HB 307 (Tidelands); Letter from Leo Rhodes thankingthe Council for
good wishes and the copies of Ordinances.
Homer Swires reported on telephone conversation with Frank Peratrovich; tidelands
bill is in State Affairs Committee --also talked with Sen. Kilcher and asked him
to keep the City informed as to the status of the bill.
Atty. Fisher reported: inquired as to status of property of KPC in which the
City is interested in a r.o.w.--Knackstedt will contact Louis Nissen and Clerk
will see Al Aunson; Atty. is working on resolution for additional bond issue
for Hi School; Asks Council to reserve the week -end of 4 h S of April; Will
have the Assessment District Ord. for next week; Stated he would prepare the
change in the Charter, as recommended by Thorgrimson, in time for the Annual
City election.
Clerk roported: Mac McGahan is resigning as City Director of Civil Defense due
to personal business --Mr. James Rawlinson of PNA has consented to undertake this
job --he was in the audience and talked with Council re it. McGahan will con-
tinue as Director for the Kenai Penin. Area. Council will not take official
action until the Legislature decides whether or not to extend C.C. monies. The
Clerk was instructed to urge favorable consideration of additional appropria-
tions for C.U. pointing out that the City is dependent on the program for fire -
trucks, etc. The Airport Commission and Adams-Corthell-Lee, Wince & Assoc.
held a pro -bid conference on the Paving Strip Project --Present were representa-
tivos from FAA, Green Construction Co., Rogers & Babler, McLauchlin B-E-C-k,
and :M-K. The contract re Old Drug Store should be here this week--Aayor Dye
had conferred with Major Pagano and the National Guard is interested, so the
City can proceed with the agreement. As an item of interest the Atlantic Re-
fing Co. has lease approx. 5 sections by Pt. Possession. Mrs. Petersen has
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with the two sonjs of Joe Consiel to raise and lower the Flag at the City
Administration Building every day. The boys are faithfully performing this
duty and Mrs. Petersen suggested a letter of commendation be addressed to them.
Council concurs in this and Clerk will draft a letter for the Mayor's signature.
Ben Peterson, Master Mechanic for the Dept. of Highways, Div. of Equipment, was
in the office and inquired when the City was going to pick up the "chip Spreader"
that was included in the surplus equipment when the City got the two dump trucks
and the grader. It developed this chip spreader had erroneously been termed a
sander on the surplus list. Mayor Dye had recommended the City return the
spreader and let the Dept. know we needed a sander --Council concurs and Clerk
will so notify Mr. Peterson.
Clerk was instructed to address the Atty. for Alvin 0. Werner with a copy to
the latter requesting either his or Mr. Werner's appearance before Council re-
garding the transfer of Stan's Cab.
Clerk presented a copy of a resume of sales tax revenue since the City adopted
the Ordinance. This report was discussed and is included in the minutes.
Meeting adjourned at 10:10 p.m.
Respectfully suomitted,
Frances Tor kil sen
City Clerk
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1963 F4-ut aah,tor ^
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131 963.31
$ 131, 963.31
:8 3,acn 1964
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