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AGENDA - COUNCIL MEETING, JUKE 13, 1962:
Roll Call
SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD:
Mr. David 8'
✓Chris Ehrendreich - Garbage Collection - Clean Up
Reading of Minutes
'Reading of Correspondence
Reports: Atty., City Clerk, Planning Comm., Street Comm., Dark Comm., etc
UNFINISHED BUSINESS:
Public Hearing - Zoning Variance Ordinance
Resolution by Atty. for disposal of Refuse?
NEW BUSINESS:
Ordinance on Abandoned Property
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Kenai City Council Minutes
Wednesday, Iunc 13, 1962
Meeting was called to order at 3:00 p.m. by Mayor Dye. Roll call
showed all members present but Carl Swanson.
Mr. Carl Haller addressed the Council regarding Ordinance #2 on collection
of sales tax for services performed outside the City Limits. The location of
his shop will be determined by whether or not this part of the ordinance is to
be enforced or changed. Council is to undertake a study of the Ord, and let him
know later.
Mr. Chris £hrendreich presented a tentative plan for collection of
garbage on a compulsory basis or payment of an annual twenty dollar fee for per-
mit for individual disposal. Collections would be made daily for businesses,
twice a week in summer for residences and once a wk. in winter. Pit would be
kept open six days a week. Atty. Fisher suggested the Public Service Commis-
sion be contacted before rates are established.
Saturday, June 30 is to be Clean-up Day. Council has volunteered to
help; trucks for trash, etc., cats for dozing, and Fire Dept. have been com-
mandeered to assist in the project. City is to be divided into four quarters
with a responsible party in charge of each section. This is the time to get
rid of condemned buildings, old car bodies, etc.
Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved.
Correspondence was read - of primal importance was letter from Div.
of Lands deeding to the City of Kenai the land and buildings on Old Federal
Jail property.
Atty. Fisher reported mainly on letter to Area Redevelopment Adminis-
tration applying for $50,000 grant-in-aid for technical assistance in develop-
ing a deep draft and/or small boat harbors.
Mr. Morgan moved, Swires seconded, the Council approve the letter to
ARA. Passed unanimously.
Bill for rabies vaccine will be placed on agenda for next meeting
to allow time for discussion with Mr. Morin.
Problem of chartered bus services through the City is to be reported
on by City Atty. at next meeting.
Dock Commission reported repairs are being made on dock site and Mag-
cobar has been requested to remit payment for storage of mud.
Meeting was opened to public for hearing on re -zoning ordinance #25.
Principal speaker was Mr. Wagner, President of Bush Lanes, Inc. After lengthy
discussion and map study, Mr. Morgan attempted to amend the ord. but his motion
failed for lack of a second whereupon Mr. Morgan moved, Swires seconded, to
accept Ord. #25 - Zoning Change R. Motion passed with VcGahan abstaining.
Mr. Morgan further moved, Sims seconding, Ord. #25 be declared an emergency.
Motion passed.
Meeting adjourned 11:15 p.m.
Re;spoeYct',ully� submitted,
F. Torkilsen, City Clerk
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