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Home My WebLink About1964-05-06 Council Minutes0A a O o AGENDA - KENAI CITY COUNCIL 6 44AY 1964 44 :s /ROLL CALL C N PERSONS SCHEDULED TO SE HEARD: +' do 4M1NUTES X It CORRESPONOENCE: Letter Eton Kaa eo6 doo6teu U6oc., Inc. thanking ' fine Kenai contingent Son i,t6 6uppoAt at .the Ai4poAt Ctoaing Heating. REPORTS: Alai po—'Ue k - dad a cat t 61tom Caug.!tncut--.the Navrl has cammideened n.i.6 baAge again, 6o w6S woAk wi,tZ not 6.tant untit c about 10-11 o6 Marl. "A.epoA""-- Catt aeso 6Aom GaMett--he i4 wotking on the He wttt b4i.ng nis A46t. Th.ie,C to meet CouneU dometune-- v Swfa kook-upd w.iU pAobabty be made on a 6.ut6t 6ub6miption d bad.i6 except 6oh 6ubacAi.beit6 with house; Sa+j6 "eonpoA,ati.on 6.tops" be 6oA ; eouQd u6ed non-uavL4. a, a J �C1te City had not received a Cehtt6.icate oS In6uAcuue Stan NoAthwaq Cab--jte did get veAbae a6duAance o6 4n6uAance bon ` mieA.'s (Stan' 6 Cab.) . C44t to mind you --the contact with Standard bon oit ° expvted 30 Apti&-6eltoot'6 contuct expute4 30 June. s91 —ilo you eonsidet the otd Fedetat Ja.it pAopeAty a6 being ptopenPy eeeaned up?? Mru. Swi ted, o6 Dept. o6 Heatth, hole theAe. kit. LitZy questioned .the exi.6tenee o6 a rfet 4-0 had unti.0 May o6 '63 to qet the place tevet and cleated. O 219 U,VFINISHED BUSINESS: ' O'Humbing Code 119 ,o :P �Codt o6 nep&inting the City Code--Wimated 6Aom !size and Cheeehako. «Ae •o �o NEW BUSINESS: AnNoinbant o j doAough ae;vtmentative to Aeptaee Vick Notgan?? o vr" J t w/� .A PERSONS VOT SCHEDULED TO 3E HEARD: Reatinde&--Meeting vi.th .the Smoot boated on the 3udget, lth oS !lay KENAI CITY COUNCIL A140TES 6 AAY 1 J64 Roll call at 3:07 p.m. showed all members present bu Richard 'Morgan. Carl Seaman of the Airport Commission reported: The FAA will take care of the lighting system when funds are available the next fiscal year. Traffic is building up all the time --tile Kenai Airport is fourth high in the State in landings.being outranked only by Fairbanks, and Anchorage International and derrill Field. I-K hope! to get started on Airport Strip Construction and Paving by the 13 of May and will complete the job within the year. Rights -of -way on the approach zone must be obtained in the very near future --may have to purchase some of the land, or trade it, etc. The Airport Comm. will meet with the I'lanninv Commission on this. The City may need an ordinance to hold buildings to a certain height. The Courtesy Station de- sired by Wildwood as a shelter for service men hitching rides to the Base, can be erected without approval from FAA--I'tie Dept of liighways may have to give consent if it is on a R.0.d. This station will be built by Wildwood. A letter from Mr. Steen Dept. of lli:ys. was read notifying the City of a change in grade on the Kenai Spur between Beaver Loop Junction and Wildwood--they will have a representative here the 12th to discuss this with Council, etc. Letter from Hobbs. 1111FA, says money(for planning; the terminal building) is scarce, but our application will be processed. Billy McCann will check with John Nichols on this --also will see the ASHA regarding planning of land -use. Council agreed they would consider any private proposal to build the terminal, but that a plan must be ascertained first. Speakers from the floor were: Dave Boyer, Mrs. Malone and Roger Meeks. Mr. Malone may submit a proposal for subdividing the Airport lands. ' Minutes of the last meeting were approved. 4 Correspondence was read and acted on later in the minutes. McCann moved, Knackstedt seconded, unless it's in conflict with City Ordinance, F Bud Cupp's wife's name be added to his liquor license. Passed unanimously. Knackstedt moved, `florin seconded, to give Dave Boyer a permit for limousine service and guided tours within the City Limits of Kenai, provided he meets the requirements of City Ordinances. Passed unanimously. Clerk will check with him on insurance, etc. His request to operate a branch of Sam's Feed STore will be referred to the Planning Commission. The Clerk reported: Mr. Goodrich had submitted a suggested letter to go to the Congressional Delegation --Clerk will check with the ';.,or before sending such a letter; Meeting with the School Board on the Budget is scheduled for Thurs, 7 May in the Library; There were no filings for school board member in the coming election room will be provided for a write-in candidate; (on the ballot). A call from a ' Lease Co. representative regarding receipt for request for payment --said request had been received the 29th of Aprils -the City hoped to pay about the loth of June; ' McCann moved, Morin seconded, to urge once again an early decision on oil leases * , on the Moose Range. Passed unanimously. Clerk will notify Standard Oil in writing to extend the present contract for fuel oil to 30 June 164; Mr. Morin will the c k on total gallonage used, and the three oil companies will be asked to submit bids for Fiscal 64-65 contracts for gas and furnace oil; Clerk will write Dave Lilly requesting the land, formorly occupied by the Old Federal Jail be cleaned up; Clerk will chef with Leo on insurance on the New School and the Old Drug Store; Clerk will notify owner of property having an uncovered aell--a report was received a child had fallen in, but was rescued without injury; Coveyou will check on the hwy. speed signs between Wildwood and the City; Morin moved, Swires seconded, to approve Wildwood's building a Courtesy Station for service men to hitch rides to the base. Passed unanimously. FA Council Minutes 6 4ay b4, Page two There was some discussion on the City's requirements for Lh ree years' residency to be eligible for City office --.Council seemed to think the three year stipulation was a good thing; there was also some discussion on changing the Charter as per Don Meyer's suggestion --the Atty. will draft such a change for the Fall election. The Attorney presented a draft Ordinance Providing for Administration of a kf,S System --first hearing will be next week; Someone will have to be hired as in- spector; the National Guard Contract will likely have to wait until the Fiscal year when monies will be available for painting and re -modeling; Mr. Gagnon will be in the area the 18th of May if Council wishes to talk with him; There was dis- cussion on Urban Renewal, FHA loans, etc.; There will be a free Smorgasbord at the Kenai Bowl Sat. eve. to publicize building a housing development in Mommsen Addition. Council agreed to storing the original property maps in the vault in the new school. McCann moved, Morin seconded, to adopt by reference the National Plumbing Code. The Atty. will draft and Ord. re this, and making it a part of the Code. :lotion passed unanimously. McCann moved, Knackstedt seconded, to authorize the Troopers to buy paint for the Jail. Passed unanimously. Swires moved, Knackstedtsseconded, we pay Lease Co. the semi-final payment of $110,739.50. Passed unanimously. Mayor will take the check to An--horage tomorrow and talk with Lease on items of controversy. Knackstedt moved, Morin seconded, to give the Mayor authority to sign the release of performance bond of Lease Co. Passed unanimously. Borrough representative to replace Dick Morgan, whose term expires on Council, will be discussed at the next meeting. Meeting adjourned 11:20 p.m. Respectfully submitted, .,emsr�1 Frances Torkilsen City Clerk IlAiL YI-LAAA--