HomeMy WebLinkAbout1982-02-09 Harbor Commission SummaryKENAI ADVISORY HARBOR COMMISSION
Regular Meeting, February 9, 1982
Kenai City Hall
John Williams, Chairman
AGENDA
A. Call To Order
B. Roll Call
C. Agenda Approval
D. Approval of Minutes, January 26, 1982
E. Guest Speakers
F. Communications
G. Reports
1. Bill BrightOn- Financial Report as requested
H. Old Business
1. Discussion' Boat Ramp Project
2. Discussion' Set Net Leases
3. Nortec Conference
I. New Business
J. Persons Present Not Scheduled to be Heard
K. Ad j ournment
KENAI ADVISORY HARBOR COMMISSION
Regular Meeting of February 9, 1982
Kenai City Hall
John Williams, Chairman
A. CALL TO ORDER
Meeting called to order at 7:12 p.m.
B. ROLL CALL
Present: John Williams, Tom Thompson, Leon Quesnel, and Paul Weller
C. AGENDA APPROVAL
Agenda approved with the following additions:
G-2, discussion of budget; H-4, Coyle Appraisal; H-5, new members
D. APPROVAL OF MINUTES, January 26, 1982
Minutes approved with no changes, additions, or corrections
E. GUEST SPEAKERS
None
F. COMMUNICATIONS
1. John Williams read a letter from PNWA which would assist in clarifying
membership status in PNWA for the Commissioners
2. A copy of the letter written to TAMS, Phillip Perdichizzi was
included in the packet and was introduced by Chairman Williams
G. REPORTS
1. Budget Report from Bill Brighton
A check has been written on account 62, C.P. Port Facilities
for $100,000 to Bob Roper, bringing that account from $250,000
to $150,000. The rest stands the same as presented on the sheets.
The balance of the $500,000 from the State grant is not showing,
Mr. Brighton will get copies to the Commission.
The Coast Zone Management grant is not carried over and not available
as it has reverted back to CZM. Account 01-41950-4531 shows $35,980
but is actually $21,555 due to this reversion.
After some figuring, Mr. Williams pointed out that there should be
close to $1,000,000 at present after adding the $615,000 and the grant
funds of around $390-400,000.
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Mr. Brighton had included a copy of a letter from CH2M Hill regarding
the cancellation of the contract and $650.00 owing on phase one of
that contract.
MOTION:
Paul Weller moved, seconded by Tom Thompson to reqUest the City Manager
pay the $650.00 to CH2M Hill for Phase I of the now cancelled contract.
Motion passed unanimously
Chairman Williams pointed out to the Commission that the operating
budget contains a transportation fund so that if need arises or it
becomes necessary to volunteer to attend a meeting of PNWA or other
harbor related business the money is there.
John Williams asked Bill Brighton if moneY that was in the current
operating budget could be carried over to the next budget year,
Mr. Brighton answered that it could not, that it would revert back
to the general fund. John Williams then proposed that the Commission
allocate a budget commensurate with the previous budget, inasmuch as
the Commission may now take a more active roll.
H. OLD BUSINESS
Chairman Williams asked thatthe agenda be changed under this heading
to allow the smaller, less time consuming items first and take the
boat ramp project last. There were-no objections.
1. Nortec Conference
The Commission met with the Council and Nortec and asked Nortec
for some cost estimate for a library search, a new proposal for the
sediment study since the old one is a year old, and engineering on
erosion control on the bluff. Nortec is to get back to the Commission
and Council in the near future.
2. Coyle Appraisal
There is no action necessary at this time, a copy of the appraisal
is in the packet for information and future consideration.
3. New Members
Since Mayor O'Reilly was not at the meeting, the acquisition of
new members could not be discussed, however, the Commission members
were asked to investigate any futUre members they might know. Chairman
Williams asked that a note be sent to the Mayor regarding this.
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4. Boat Ramp Project
Phil Bryson of Wince, Corthell, Bryson, and Freas was present
in the audience to meet with the Commission in a work session to
make recommendations. A report will be made at the next meeting.
5. Set Net Leases
The Tidelands Ordinance Work Book was passed out to the Commission
members for reference and discussion. The Commission discussed the
ordinances now in effect and changes that should be made, plus the roll
the State now plays in offshore leases and set net permits. John Williams
voiced his concern over the City getting involved at all since there
were only six leases in question. Tom Wagoner suggested the issue
be taken care of since it had been suspended for four years. Mr.
Brighton asked if the State gave the responsibility or mandated the
responsibility of the leases to the City and Mr. Williams responded
that, to his understanding when the City accepted the tidelands, it
also accepted the responsibility of the leases.
Chairman Williams drafted several questions to be written to the City
Attorney, Mr. Delahay to assist in making a decision. They are:
1. Is the set net section of ordinance 455.78, page 22, section 5
now~in effect or has it been deleted as a part of the overall
ordinance;
2. Is there now in effect any set net permit ordinance;
3. Did the State mandate to the City of Kenai upon acceptance
of the Kenai City tidelands, the authority to issue set net
leases~ (shore fishery leases);
4. How many shore fisheries leases within the City have expired
or are about to expire;
5. Has the City of Kenai had any correspondence from any shore
fisheries lease holder since the issuance of ordinance 455.78
I. NEW BUSINESS
1. John Williams asked the City Manager if the money now available
in the operating fund under professional services could be expended
for preliminary design work on the City owned boat ramp. Mr. Brighton
agreed that it could if it were for professional services. It was
decided that money from bonding and state appropriations would not be
used for the boat ramp project if at all possible.
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Chairman Williams proposed a letter to the Corps of Engineers advising
them of the purchase of the Roper leases and the fact that the City
is contemplating an addition to the existing boat ramp and a repair
grid and asking for information regarding the leases that were formerly
held by Mr. Roper. A copy of the letter will be in the next packet.
J. PERSONS PRESENT NOT SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD
There were none
· K. ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned.
The next meeting of the Kenai Advisory Harbor Commission will be
Tuesday, February 23, 1982.
Respectfully submitted:
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