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Home My WebLink About1961-09-12 Council Minutes\\ A G id A )eptember 12, 1961 +'6 Bids - CitZ Jail Invitation to bid on City Jail will be published in Ulfeec a to come out Friday, -'ept. 15. Openin, of bids is Sept. 18. \ Is this enough time or do you wggt to extend openin-.. date onCmore week? �J PrUerty Tax Exemption - Churches R@v. Harlan has amendment to Crdinance o present or your cons •re on. ;ecormended by l'isher, Dog Ordinance May have heard regarding securinL the services of hildwood Vat by the time Tuesday comes - No word yet. Moose River Bridge City Atty. Fisher will more than likely include this in s report o you. The wheels are turning and we may have a bridge yet. lication for Roadway "ill Mulvaney plans a 60, roadway, Sec. 31, 'ION, lillw, S-K.,'FiefwQen Lots 105-100 and 99-106. Recommended by PlanninE4 '44plication for Sub -division Ton Hayes, Sec. 31, Lot 16, T6N, R1141, S.M, Ma abar Several council members have expressed concern over the hasty ec TMon on Magabar's oral application, thru Mayor Swanson, for use of the City Dock Site. If you wish to reconsider, study Ord. 1, Sec. 34, Sub Par(g You might also bear in mind .3ec. 7, SubPara (b) of the same ordinance. Motions While you have your book out, see Ord.l, 3ec. 14, SubPara(h). in mat-ter`s likely to become involved with figures, money amounts, etc., the Clerk would appreciate a motion presented in writing. "his could reduce confusion on motions made. Of couse, ALL motions need not be presented in writing. You might also note 3ec. 34, SubPara (m). TWO Stand Another taxi co. has received permit to operate in Kenai. Do � YOU WISA to designate a stand from which he is to operate? Do you west to consider his plans? Horace Davi is the operator. Police Auxi�lliar Are you tmn}}w* inclined to take more action on Chief eav ey s plan for a stand-by detail: four men to be paid $2.^0 an hour, maximum hre. a week - 36; to be outfitted at City yxpense, yearly cost estimated $3744.00 Traffic Signs Is cost and mtee. of these to come from Street Dept. or �Y0110e budget? contigency Ian d We are over extending ourselves on budget: AHA by $210 00• (� j er s sa ar es by 0216.87 (this takes into account Fed. and State W-H ands FICA; CPA by at least j210.00 Maybe more to come. ":his totals $636.87. Telephone budget allows 4300.00 for year. Bills for two months Were $91.73. Clerk fund maygbests a takenfund fromfor thecrefunde nies thethat schoolise from budget, tSuBgesttime. 02,000:00s { � at least. i MCQuillentstg4nuci al Corporations" While you have the mono do you w o pure e e oo s recommen eant y your attorney? The answers to almost all civic questions are to be found here. It could be a time-saver foe all.' Rill time City Clerk "ith property taxes due Feb. p p y Ist, an election in the pring, water an sewage problems involving; bona issues, etc. an all-time clerk is almost mandatory. Starting Jan.l, 1962, wpuld you consider this issue? ' - -------�- --- i - All voting donO*4y► roll call. Ak Kenai City Council Meeting Sept. 12, 1961 Meeting called to order by Mayor John Swanson at 8:20 pm in the Fire Hall. All members present except Carl Swanson. Mr. Glenn McKee, 1960 assessor for Kenai. offered his services to the City for next year's tax assessment. Minutes of last meeting were read, corrected and approved. City Attorney, James E. Fisher; made his report and recommendations to the City. Correspondence was read. Clerk's report presented. Mayor suggested shortening meetings by making reports and minutes as brief as possible. Chief Peavley presented signs he recommended using on City Streets; also suggestions for parking regulations along Main St. Mr. McGahan moved, Morgan seconded, Speed signs be accepted as desig- nated by Chief Peavley; i.e. Thirty five miles per hour between Homesite Loop Road and Beaver Loop Road, and twenty mph by the school from 8 am to 5 pm. Motion passed unanimously. Mr. McGahan moved, Morgan seconded, There be parallel parking only on Main St. Motion passed unanimously. Mr. Seaman moved, Morgan seconded, the City hire Mr. GIs= McKee for the coming year for tax assessment at $1800.00. Motion passed unanimouNV. Mr. McGehan moved, Morgan seconded, we take $8000.00 of the 1960 raw fish tax refund money for a general fund. Mom• Cone moved to amend by adding *and present budget deficiencies be paid out of Seneral Fund". Seaman seconded the amendment. Unanimous consent passed the amendment. The main motion passed unanimously. Mr. McGehen moved to amend Ordinance 4, Article 9, Sec. 18, by adding the following: No vehicle she]] be operated in the City of Kenai unless all occupants are seated according to factory rated capacity of vehicle. Roll call vote was as follows: Affirmative, McGahan, Negative - Morgan, Cone, Hayes, and Seaman. Motion failed Mr. Seaman moved Cone seconded, the Council accept the Tom Hayes Sub- division. Motion passes unanimously. Mayor Swanson instructed the City Atty. to procure a copy of the State Law regarding tax incentives to induce new business to locate in Kenai. Mr. morgan moved, McGahan seconded, the City Atty. draw up an amending ordinance to our traffic ordinance making it illegal to have people standing up in a moving vehicle and putting more passengers in a vehicle than the vehicle is designed for. Motion passed unanimously. Mr. Hayes moved, Morgan,seconded, to reconsider the decision of last week's meeting regarding use of City Dock site. After 25 minutes debate, motion passed unanimously. r a Minutes 9/12/61 Page two 1 J n Mr. HDrgan moved, Hayes seconded, Magabar be notified that City dock and land may be used for unloading of their 4,000 ton barge subject to the following conditions: 1. Magebar will accomplish clearing and grading east of the road as required for storage of material presently a: the dock and that to be unloaded • from this barge. • 2. Magabar will pay the City of Kenai a $1000.00 fee for unloading of the 4,000 ton barge. 3. Magebar will remove their material presently stored West of the road. 4. Magabar will pay $.10 per ton per month for storage after sixty days. 5. Magebar will insure the City against any damages resulting from their j oper&tions. Roll call vote was: Affirmative - Morgan, Coney Hayes, Mayor Swanson. Negative - McGahan, Seaman. I Mr. MaGehan moved, Hayes seconded, Invitations to bid be let for survey of I dock site; money to come from General Fund. Motion passed unanimously. Mr. Morgan moved, McGahan seconded, the Council accept Stan 7hompson•s subdivision plat 87-A; 86-A. Motion passed unanimously. Mr. McGahan moved, Seaman seconded the City entertain bids on removal of old City Jail and the policing of grounds after removal. Motion passed Unanimously. Meeting adjourned 12 pm. F. Zbrkil.sen, Clerk t! r 7 -,• Date: *O tionx 7,� cc � L z�d,�l • r r. i 7`ww�c Morgan •bloGahaa• •Cone: // ."ayes- J •Seaman-. $xansor. Date: 116tLon: 4 i-t a • Morgan McGahan Cone Hayes Seaman Swanson • f Dates ?V ' Notion: -- -- ,J P Date: Notion: %� /x j (-' l2� 7� tdorgan McGahan Cone Hayes s,,: amen Swanson OF— �� Dater Notion: z �....'` �zf--we,,.,e�ve Morgan 7 McGahan%� Cone Hayes Seaman Swanson - - — -- - � --- Date: Motion: fit, l � f4avupet Morgan - ��.Q(�,r! 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