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Home My WebLink About1963-03-20 Council Minutest-� 0A 4464 AGE-40A - Kenai Carr Cowtcit 'le2•tinq PROLL CALL 20 Nartcn 1963 PERS04S SCHEOULEO TO JE HEARO: lave So•iet - amended apvftcaztiost Jot Coc�taie License • PIG NUTES CORRESPONOViCE REPORTS - Ci.tl Arty., Cte4h, Co,mwss ions WFIUISHED 6USIUESS: t/ Kuchta's teaott on doo uorutd ��duh;t Lanes' Ttaitet (-n Dusptay (see Zetter maited to iou Zast week) t—Anewen to ASdA ice 701 Grant e O�d. 045 - :Jat't. EZecttic Code NEX �contAaa SS: Wit-4 Dept o S Heatth - "• Shoutd the City take any action to da 167 "an Act %eQati tq to reguta tion o s wateu os the state by tO"t units os g.i.vevunent," .tU.6 woutd give the boroughs precedence oven .the City in contutting the Kenai. Ri.ve4 (1t Zooka .that waay to me - ????) Atdo: woutd you want to teconsiden action on Otd. # 44 (e ich VAU twined down at second readutg fast week. 14 you WZU Lead .the Otd. in conjunction with Otd. 011, Which it amenda, you ai.ZC see Ord. #44 is 4impZ•1 a de. inition o6 what a Pubtic utate% Sultpty is con6idered to be in the event a sub-divi et w'a- tea to ina.ta•CZ said Pubtic System. 16 it is to be %eco►t.aideud, Vie. notion sltoutd be made by one cdno voted in the negative at Wt week's meeting. This Otd. m6 dtasted at .the request os CouneU to protect the City and the sub -divider. Its 4ai tau teavea the C.i O without standaada sot a pubtie water system .in subdivisions with teas than 25 users. i TA _ _— KENAI CITY COUNCIL !MINUTES ZU MARCH1963 Mayor Dye gave a short report on nis trip to Juneau with \fr. Seaman and Mr. AcCann rc- garding the Kenai Airport. FAA money is available and Title Insurance thinks a contract can be had which would give clear title to purchasers of land not used for airport purposes. Chances for appropriation of the S40U,000 look good. Meeting was called to order and roll call showed all members present but Messrs. McCann and Sims. Mr. Dave Boyer presented plans to Council wherein ne re -applied for a cocktail liquor dispensary license. ,fe says his place of business is outside the 200' required by law from the school ground, and presented an affidavit based on the urojected population fig- ures in the Gneral Plan showing the present population to be 1,976. Mr. Boyer also requested something be done to get the Corps of Engineers to come up with some plan to prevent further erosion of the bank along the Kenai River and the Inlet in the vicinity of the Original Town site. Mr. Galliett testified that Mr. Boyer has lost 76' of ground in the past two years. Mr. Galliett thanked Council for the efforts expended in requesting payment from H1IFA for planning and design. He said he had a few tasks yet to finish: Clearing outfall plan with Fish and Wildlife; review designs with Itighway Dept. engineers -they are plan- ning to lower the highway in places and the water mains will have to be lowered also; needs to get well site use permits from FAA, etc. If the City is allotted APW monies, Mr. Galliett estimates the remainder of his work can be done in a month. !le will present a bill to the City for partial payment, but says to wait until the money is received from HHFA before paying him. Minutes of the last meeting were approved. Correspondence was read. Clerk reported application blanks for Kenai Power service are now available; Mr. Hartleib had reassured the City all funds deposited with First Federal Savings 5 Loan in Kenai remain in Kenai. The Attorney reported many letters had gone back and forth between the City, Title Ins. and Rep. Strandnerg re the Airport lands plus phone calls, etc.; re water and sewer, he had word from a Mrs. Akin, Legislative Liaison Officer with the Dept. of HEX in Washington, that Kenai had a fair priority for API1 funds after the next appropriation is made by Congress. She requested the Alaska Congressional delegation write her and give her all the information they could re Kenai's Water and Sewer; Mr. Fisher said the City would soon have decisions to make re the school bonds: type? when due? redemption feature? tax levy? portion of property tax allotted? etc. He presented a draft letter thanking Juneau Legislators for time given to the Mayor, Seaman and McCann; suggested the Planning Com- nission review the water and sewer plans and make recommendations to the Council. Mr. Galliett offered to meet with Plan. Comm. anytime they designate. Presented a map showing "Figure 8" Highway on the Kenai Peninsula and announced the Chamber of Commerce had approved the general plan of the highway, but realized changes would have to be made by the engineers. The Atty. urged that extensions North be pushed. +Ir. Morgan questioned the Atty. re SB 91. Some discussion was held re the Borough Bill. The Atty. requested instruction re a now ordinance for water and sewer in subdivisions. Council wishes the mains to be A to ten feet deep. Mr. Galliett will check on design of water ll in Mommson Addition No. 1 and 2. S ad_��' ®I Council :Minutes Pave two 20 Ma 63 Mr. Jack Thompson presented a plat from Al Lec snowing street riglit-of-way lie wished to donate to the City in exchange for ground in the A.:i. conier of Lot 3, 31ock 17, Original. Council recommended Mr. Lee be asked the selling price of his present holdings in the event the City could buy it, and also to inquire if lie would consider exchanging the R.O.I;. for land on the north portion of the same lot and fronting on Peninsula Ave. instead of !Main St. This way the City could make a SU' road on Alain St. instead of 401. %fr. Kuchta, reporting on the dog pound, recommended the building should be secured, kept clean, and the poison should be secured - lie will check the premises again next week; tie also recommended people in Kenai snould up -date their shots for typhoid, etc., that Spring is the time of year to campaign for health measures, for wells to be tested, etc. Mayor Dye recommended the City delay any action re the trailer in Bush Lanes parking lot. Mr. Swires moved, Lofstedt seconded, subject of 701 grant from ASHA be tabled. Passed. Mr. %brgan presented Ord. #45, adopting the National Electrical Code and Moved it be accepted for first reading.as read. %fr. Swires seconded and the motion passed. I�fr. Morgan moved, Knackstedt seconded, the City contact the Corps of Engineers re the soil erosion on the bank of the Kenai River in relation to the Rivers $ Harbors Act. Motion passed. Mr. Morgan moved, Swires seconded, the City make application FAA for use permit for well sites. Motion passed. Board,of Equalization Meeting was set for Wednesday 15 May 1963 at 8:00 p.m. Air. Morgan moved, Swires seconded, the City re -apply and agree to stipulations in accord- ance with BLM recommendations in letter re Anchorage 057154. motion passed. (Lots 143-164; 175-189, Sec. 31, T6N, R11 , S.M.) Mr. Morgan moved, Knackstedt seconded, the City write the Corps of Engineers explaining , the City cannot possibly undertake dock construction and ask that the paragraph requiring dock construction be deleted entirely or at least revide d to a construction time as "based on traffic". Motion passed. Mr. Morgan moved, Swires seconded, a hearing be held on Council meeting night re the application for a hotel -motel liquor license for Kenai Hotel. notion passed.[The hearing is scheduled and advertised for 3 April 8:00 p.m.] Mr. Morgan moved, Swires seconded, the school board be contacted and if no alternate bid exists for City -type well, they contact Manley 5 Mayer and request an addendum. Passed. Mayor Dye suggests the City keep in mind the possibility of use of ARA grants and loans in the even AP►9 monies are not available. lie also suggested the Senate Res. re APW grants for Kenai, Dillingham and Nome be passed on the Sen. Bartlett. At the request of Mr. Knackstedt, the Clerk was instructed not to participate in Board of Evaluation meetings. Mr. Morgan moved, Swires seconded, the Council request the Chamber of Commerce to recon- sider the route of the "Figure 8" Highway so as to include a Kenai River Bridge and to avoid Chickaloon flats. Motion passed. Meeting adjourned 11:30 p.m.�� `/ • Respectfully submitted, F. Torkilsen, Clerk -r Notion: a0�q�, d 3 {lotion: a e: v - , VIA- 1 organ Gv K o rgan °GxW, cGah } .��/G>lV� r/ �%� ne j 1 1 S a r / S i w son " Date: Potion:Q2G Dates potions a � Fly At Morgan , cGah r Morgan Ha ea Ha son ' n - Date: �O yL�L Dsitg{ } notion: //! {tetioas a G,3 I �. v ,� Dorgan hsfsw � — - eam /Swanson 1 e - 4/YCH. 7tO 5, 'TI — r !lotion: _ Morgan nASweso n an an AIY Notion: �0'm oil, �0 3 V t' }!organ yLL ah co Ha es $� n • a Notion: �vr M.... d� �h ! t- ,Z7 - i a�'' d � er AWOLS-Sr MG n G,� Ran on ✓yn ad uu�r: Notion: Ann Morgan..t I I n �,/. Sa e1; s' Anson