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Ken.ii City Council Yinutes
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Mayor Dye calla-: the meetin ; to orfer it +:. , t.m, with all iembers present.
Mr. Chas. Archer Presented a letter to Co•inc is re:,,ardir.p. heating system. in Fire ,fall and
Jail. This letter is included in these r.-inutc:;. �I-y co non convent, Council ai;olirr.ed
to the Fire Nall to ascertain :ghat r..ould �'e -'one. "r. Sims moved, Lofstedt scconoed,
Jir..mie be instructeI to install two louvres of equal size to those already installed.
Motion passed. Jimmie will see `tr. Archer for further details.
With consent of Council, the orler of Lusiness was chan;7e? to accomodate "r. Lilly in the
audience who had addressed a letter to Council, and who had to leave by ten o'clock.
Mr. Lilly's letter is also included in these minutes. "r. Swires moved, McCann seconded,
the City accept David Lilly's proposal re removal of the Old Federal Jail. Mr. "organ
moved, Swires seconded, to ameni the -notion by adding "provi�inv 'Ir. Lilly shows evidence
of performance and maintenance of liability insurance". Discussion was held and the
amendment passed as also did the main motion.
Minutes of the last meeting were approved.
Correspondence was read.
Mr. Knackstedt moved, McCann seconded, the City grant an extension of time to Dcc. 15
for Galliett's Survey project for reasons stated in his letter. -;otion passe,".
City Atty. explained meaning of "non -lien" lawsuit; mentioned, '!r. Jenkins, Diot. Hwy.
Angr. had been invited to meet with the Chamber of Commerce, and it might be a good time
for Council to talk with him --the extension on the "orth Kenai Road cannot begin until >
the present construction is complete; the preliminary work for school bons is underway
and paper work should be completed in the near future; Ilo answer had been received f-om
Mesdames ;Mason and Bennett regarding drainage ditch on their homestead in Sec. 30, T6N.
R11W but the City probably could condemn an easement on the grounds of health, welfare
and safety of the people concerned. The Atty. was instructed to write indicating the
intention of the City to institute legal condemnation proceedings unless an ease—ment is
granted.
Mr. 'McCann moved, Sims seconded, the City authorize the Mayor to sign the agreement with
Marshall & Meyer to act as Hankers and Consultants re sp}+e 'lot' ss ed.
Clerk reported: the National alert is over according to word received from Civil Defense
Director dMcGahan; tlr. Lawton of FAA called at the office to remind the City no one has
the right of ingress or egress to the land being used as City Cemetery --FAA would like to
see the City assume responsibility for the Cemetery and would then grant an easement for
access; requested an estimate of the population of the City of Kenai an-1 was told it
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was 1350 to 1500 people; presented a request from r. Lawton From FAA for Council to
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meet with FAA officials, including Mr. Ilulen, and Commissioner Downing of the DPW and
other State officials at 7:00 p.m. on 5 Dec 1962; :9r. Clem million, Representative for
the Kenai Peninsula at the Alaska Legislature will meet with Council anytime to get idea
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of our needs and what we would have him do for us; copies of our General Plan are now in
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the University of Kentucky Library and in Dept. of Commerce files, State Capitol, Charleston
West Virginia.
Mr. John Coveyou was interviewed for employment involvin? guard hire, dog-catcher, janitor
work and garbage dump operator. Payment concists of $5.00 for every -lop. impounded and
$2.00 per hour for all other work, plus :Teals when acting, as guard. '-Ir. .,wires moved,
Lofstedt Seconded, the City hire Mr. Coveyou. }Motion p3sse•i. rdr. Coveyou will use
his own truck for dog catching.
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F.r. :-,or?dn -iov(-' , WracY:;telt `,<•^_frf'dP_.t, r147, :,d'+:ton ,,1111vi lon 1;e accepte'. Ga s.se-j.
:1r. '.:oran moved, ''cCanr. 3econdc} 1,"ta^ sdie 7f 3 lots or 'less -lur inv one year i)Y anyone
other tnan licensed realtor s Le con32ered a casual, i sol.itcl, retail sale."
This is an interFretation )f Jz'r'.. 2, Sec 4(.i) an: provides excm:,tion of tax collection or,
casual sale of real estate. Tne motion
iSr. Morgan moved, ''cC?nn seconded, Ord. 4?i, Le r,:t'lrned to thr! Atty. an•', he Le directed
to revise it to provide that street easements wnic'' -are alre-ily dedicated or streets for
which easements have been received, or street: r.-q'lired in 2 112 acre homesites for a
reasonable lot —size subdivision be exe:^rt. "otion
3r. Morgan presented Ord. #37 amen -ling the do,= ord. ani provi.dInz f-)r raAbies inspection
and reducing days of impoundment from five to t:,ree. :r. "organ moveI, dies seconded,
Ord. i137 Le accepted on first reading. ''lotion
Mr. Morgan presented Ord. #40, providing for ire:aeration ;r coalusti:.les. '7r. Xor gan
moved, Sims seconded, to acce, t Or,. r40 on first rea'1 In,,'. :!ot ian
Mayor Dye reported on the meeting held i.n the afternoon with yr. Donald :'eyer of :arshall
and Meyer and with the School Supt. Potter and members of the school board. 'Ir. '!eyer
suggested the City go ahead with school construction base on $1,000,000.00 cost; that
the City can then sell revenue bonds on a rater system and CQ. Londs on a sewerage system;
A power system would renuirc revenue bonds and ::r. Meyer will have their re;:.rt to the
City by the 5 December meeting; the 3cfool Board opposes the City ,,etting Tito the -10W-E
business, but the tiayor and Council feel it is their duty to at least check. it cut and
see what the City can do; the City can bond u;: to 23% of assessed valuation.
Clerk is instructed to notify Mr. Tillion that Council can neet with him •inur-';ddy, 13
December 1962.
Mr. ?Morgan moved, Knackstedt seconded, an account of :,c established for the '•'ayor'a
expenses involving City business. :lotion ,_scaled.
Meeting adjourned 10:40 p.m.
Res; ectrully submitted,
Ars. Frances Torkilser.
Cite Clerk
- . - at 7:00 p.m.
Ehue to meeting with FAA/and Commissioner Downing, at next meeting, agenda consists of
second reading for Ord. 37 and 40, plus resolution for "ayor to apply for 060 funds (if
res. is ready by that time.)
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